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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-09

Thousands of certificates have accumulated
in the hands of the proprietor but space will
allow of the publication of but a few. Those,
il will be observed, are men Of note ant of suOh
standing that they must be believed.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, November 18th, isSs.
DAssENGRR TRAINS WILL Run
il by the following schedule on and after the
3Dth day Of November, i-GS-WheellnE time
GRAFTnN ACCnMMnDAT LION
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GtreQntelliqetrer:
'UEsDAY,noRNING, AUGUST 81.


The Republicans Of this county who
have not already given the matter their
attention are reminded that the books
OF the township reglstrars will be closed
with the present week. 1t lie the
duty Of these officers 10 carry over to
the new lists the names OF all registered
last year who have not since died or re.
moved; and to register those who have
since become qualified by residence or
age. ills necessary for the latter class
to go TO the registrar and make applI.
cation 10 DO registered. Those pre-
vIouSly registered have reasonable
assurance. II tLey have not changed
location, that their names stand prop.
srly registered; but omissions do some
times occur in copying the lists, and
they cannot be sure their names will
appear on the revised list unless they
visit tina registrars om,e and SEQ that
the transfer 10 made.
Ityou have been. registered hereto
fore bat want 10 be sure that you can
vote at the October election. make 1t u
point to call on the registrar and see
that your name Is transferred to the
new book.
1fyou have not been registered, but
have lived In the State a yeur and
In the county thirty days, 60 to the
registrar OF tho township wherein you
reside and make your application.
II. being registered voter, you have
removed from one TOW nship 10 another,
60 the registrar OF the township where
In you formerly lived, obtain from him
transfer and carry 1t 10 the registrar
OF the township in which you now live.
You can only be registered In the town
ship in which you reside, and can only
vote 10 the township wherein you are
registered.
The right to vote 10 u valuable one,
1t depends upon compliance with
thsss necessary regulations.
Remember, the lists close this week,
and H. you are registered al all It must
oS between this and Saturday evening.
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We have now before US q sort OF tri-
une exhibition OF the partisan De,
mocracy OF the day. In Massachusetts
the Democrats are running for Cover.
nor a man who has more faith In Re.
publican than he has In Democratic
principles, and Is anxious 10 run on q
Republican platform. He hopes, no
doubt, to secure Republican votes for
the Democratic cause by this profession
OF regards for the measures of the party
In power.
In Pennsylvania, a 'bloated bond
holder and coal Spectator Is put for
ward for the houors Of defeat In the
gubernatorial contest. Here the Demo-
Gratis are sound on the financial ques-
ton and on the tariff. Their main OBJ.
isct Is to put down the Niger and re.
turn TO specie payments. They are not
particular "a 10 when or how these OBJ.
jecls shall be accomplished, 10 that by
any means they can secure votes
enough to elect their candidate.
In Ohio, the Democrats have put on
the course man who from the beRinn.
ing consistently opposed the war forthe
Unlon, and is now In favor Of repudl-
atInE all the results OF the war, His
opposition lakes whatever shape The
demands of Che times require, but he
never falls TO drive at the same ends
Reputation, ruin and revolution.
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a shot from u Soldier.

The letter OF Rosecrans to the Ohio
Democracy declining their nomination
10 q very plthy one. He takes occasion
to tell the party In that State that the
old Democratic party gained all Its
strength from "iIA professed faith In
the capacity Of man for self. govern
ment"-a sharp rap over the knuckles
that the events OF the war have only
Increased confidence In free Instltu.
lions, that the party must be party Of
principle and Of progress II 1t wants 10
come TO anything-auother severe rap
that It must leaVeto others marrow
and sectional monopolIes based on
class, creed, race, color, or national
orlEin"-what terrible thwackl Then
he describes Just what the truest Re.
pnblicans want to make their party-a
party OF equal rights, impartial JUS
tIce, and seeking always the greatest
good to the greatest number" the Gen.
erAl says, "th8 Is the Democracy be-
lIsvs In, and to which I am proud TO
bslopg!"
Coming to details, tho letter speaks Of
the necessity OF funding the debt, and
denounces with cutting severity ,any
popular prejudgment OF any legal
queStion' which may Impair thO pu blIc
credit at time when 1t Is important 10
create the speedlest means OF Kidding
the country OF these enormous oppres-
sions.' Every Ohio Democrat must
feel as II be had been Kicked out OF the
presence Of the indignant soldier, when
be reads these atIngIng words. Again
be reminds them that the old Demo-
cracy was hard money party, and
that an irredeemable currency is Il curse
and n fraud-a shot at Green back
GeorGel Next he demands revision
and equalization Of taxes, the cduca-
ton OF the people. and civil service
reform. Finally, he declares that the
true Democracy .lAvors broad and
not a narrow basis Of suffrage and
prefers to give the right Of voting 10
manhood, This 1.-The same as saying
that the Ohio cheats are not true Demo.
Gratis at all, which Is true, Blu. very
severe. He closes by saying, should
there be Democrats whose mental orga-
nizstIon or temper does not permit
them to recognize existing facts or to
conform their action to great popular
changes, let them for the public good
Abdlcate leadership, aud leave the
energies OF the people free TO &C. In the
line OF life and progress
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The Chicago Republican, in abiding
TO the recent rise In the price OF lumber
In that city, which usually takes place
about the middle OF August, takes ad-
vantage Of the opportunity to caution
the people ofthe West against the Law.
ish iuroads upon the pine forests OF
lake region, aud declares that tho stock
phrase 'exhaustless;9 as applied to them
Is untrue. The lumbermen, 1t Is assert.
ed, see, year by year, the accessible
timber spots recedInR from the water
courseV, and logging is now done sever.
al miles away from streams that used
to ind their way datkly Though splen,
did tracts OF pine. Year by year the Seri.
Gus inroads otthe axe are turning largo
areas Of the pine region into Inc hayren
and useless waste which the lumbar,
leaves behind him, Tue 10000, 600 fesl
oil pine now on the Chicago market, n
Is argued, stripped $500 acres, II bstnv
the rule that pine lands now do moi nv,
araRe over 5000 feet per acre, The RI,
ceipts In Chicago In 1888 reached onr
thousand millions OF feet. AccoTdInS
to the above rule, 200 900 acres, or oYsI
3?l square miles OF pine lands werI
cleared In the single season Of 1868 &c
supply the Chicago market alone
When the other lumber markets oil the
West are also taken Into account, It Il
estimated that many hundreds o.
square miles-whole counties In area
were stripped OF source OF wealth
which II would require hair q century
OF growth to repair, even were fayorR,
bic conditions OF planting and culture
secured. 80 r
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fT0h uoou deauh' .......
In order to promote sleep In cases
where Il Is wanting, II Is OF course, In
the first place, necessary to remove
every exciting cause OF Wakelulness.
II Is generally essential TO give up the
use OF tea and coffee, and, as has been
said, II ls sometimes necessary 10 leave
of stimulants. The person should take
care that he does not 90 to bed either
With cold feet or with q stomach that
has been long empty.
\ Many devices for inducing somno.
lence have been practiced with more or
less success; one OF these Ia combiDR
the hair, which has q very soothing
effect on some persons. Another Is 10
have the feet gently shampooed. Walk.
ing about the bedroom In ones nlRht
dress, go as TO get what DR.. Franklin
called an air bath, Ia q good plan, and
the cold water bath Just before retiring
TO rest, by virtue Of Its stimulating
action, IL often successful. In more
refractory cases the warm bath may be
tried-it acts by withdrawing the blood
from the braln.. On the same principle,
the upright poslti0u, by faYoring the
return OF blood from the head, 10 some
NA@OS a0oAAAa ~ LnI AAA0GbI HU uuGUll-
mon thing to meet people who sleep
With great facility when sitting In
chair or In carriage, but who sleep
with difficulty when lying down in bed.
The best beed 10 sleep upon Is a hair
mattress, ind the worst OF all Is made
otfeathers. Many people arc so snscep-
tlole that they are unable 10 sleep in a
strange bed. Apillow filled with hops,
the enanatlons from which are mar
cotic, has sometimes been used with
success TO induce sleep.
People, as a rule, 20 to sleep most
easily when lying on the right side.
Proper ventilation OF the bed room Is
indispensable for sound sleep and lor
health. E- ~
Sufficient outdoor exercise should In
every Instance be taken, and those who
are strong enough should carry It TO q
sense OF fatigue. In the sGtires OF
Horace, to swim three times across the
Ttber, Is recommended as a means Of
procuring deep rspose.
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A Richmond Paper on Andy Johnson.

The Richmond Wing giveS Andy
johnson some sorry blows. in consld-
ering his probable return to the United
States Senate. After declaring the ex.
President as "lhe very quintesssncs Of
maliguaucy, which grows In intensity
With growing years. and which, being
master OF the whole vocabulary OF
blackguardism, be pours forth In re!
sIstlsss torrents" the Wing proceeds as
follows: y ea.
"rhe poor South has had enough Of
his support aud would gladly be delIy-
cred OF It forever more. The mere ap.
prehension OF bis return 10 the councils
Of the country is even now affecting In
jurlouSly the interests OF the Southern
States. No doubt many persons,
smarting under sense OF the indigni-
ties and oppression heaped upon the
South, would relish the coarse and bit.
Ter d!atrlbes which the ex.Presidsnt
would launch upon the heads OF guilty
parties; but the pleasure woald ba mo-
meutary-the injury lasting. Apart
from the utter impotency OF Mr. John.
son for any public good, We confeRs
that VI cannot forget that, as President,
he was eager to have General Lee and
other Confederate Generals hanged. and
would have succeeded but for the firm
and stern inIerposiIlou OF General
Grant, who shielded them with bis
name and sword. We have mere faith
In The ability and willingness OF the
latter to aid US than we have 10 Mr..
Andy Johnson. Neither can we forget
the part imputed TO him In the most In.
famous affair In our annals-tho muir
der OF Mrs. SuFratt. I.0ur only prayer,
80 larAs Mr.. johnson Is concerned, is
that we may he delivered OF him for
good and ALL" baa .''j..57I ia
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spttlaI Butlfss.
The President Declares War

4Ao Aod4QUnb S0SAsAASS w. -.
Against all impodtionS upon the people,
aud Science, following the glorious e1ana.
plO, iIout
AGAINST TaE P0IBONEIis. ~
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyeS, that not
only ruin the hair. but paEalyEs the system,
Impogtors
WHO DESTROY THE UNwARY
Gh7rld 10 put down by law. In the moan.
time, .r. EyfE-
OriStadOros Excelsior hair Dye
u offered under the guarantee Of Professor
Chiffon, tho famous analytical chemist. o.
an efncient, ...
Parc and Harmless Preparation.
ORlsfADoR0S HAIR PREsERYA.
TIVE, aS Dressing, acts like a charm on
tho Hair after Dy0iug. III.
AUulll. lLnlkW
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WHEN the National Life Insurance
Company Of the United States Of
America, commenced operations about
year ago, we ventured the prediction
that 1t would early receive full proof
of popular favor. Newspaper men,
even more than others. are proud when
history writes the fulhllment OF their
prophecies. 81.
This, perhaps, arises from the fact
that they prophecy more than any
other people; but whether SO or not, is
not now our purpose to inquire. This
Company has Issued 700 policies in
the very first year OF Its labors-.hree
or four times more than any other
Company during the same period Of lls
history, and fifteen times as many as
what is now the largest Company in the
world. - ..s
Oar prophecy was founded on q
careful study Of It's character, ard a
knowledge of the men having 1t in
charge. ..,1rl
The Company Is a Btock Company;
with low rates of premium, and with
experience and economy In Its man
agenent. In mutual company, II Ia
the policy holders only who suffer
when the management ls mex perienced
or extravaganza, while in q stock COM
pany the losses fall altogether on the
Stockholder. So far as We have OBJ
served the policy holders have nothing
to do with the control OF a mutual com.
pany, and are rapidly learning that it
10 cheaper and wiser TO procure insur.
ance where they are not required 10
advance money above the actual cost
OF insurance, with which to pay enor-
nous salaries TO officers, or TO reIn.
burse the company for losses In premi.
um notes taken In lieu OF cash, bat
which can never be collected.
The National Company recognTzes
this popular want and meets 1t. Its
we'll worthy the patronage It Is recely-
Ing, and which will undoubtedly In the
future rapidly increase. Such at any
rate is our second prophecy In relation
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TnR Cincinnati Enqutrer publishes
General Rosecrans' letter, with the re.
mark thatit will be moro heartily ad.
mtred for lis frankness than approved
for Its wIsdom. and lie effect, on the
whole, will be to!noreAse, II possible,
lhe general Joy OF the Democrats that
pendleton Ia their candidate,
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Peculiar Adaptability.


Their peculiar alaptabllity To oil SonAti.
tutlonS ~ eleansers Of the bowels and the
blood hGI established their great merit.
They restore the liver, tho spleen and even
the heat to healthy action Whln other rem.
td!Sa have been used without producing
any bsnsat. They do mob expose tho . who
use them to any danger, being RsBafs As nal.
utary. ......G .el' rB. .f
Extract from Letter 10 Dr.. Brandreth from O,
j. fay, EsQ., p. NJ, Hamilton, N. j.
Nm 1888 I was In poor health, and my
friends AS we'll rs myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. Bui
after taking one box OF BruudEethb PILLS,
began 70 feel better. Well, sir, when had
used up twelve boxes was 4 we'll, healthy
man-my weight having COMO from 1Sl
pounds up to l6l pounds. I then ordered d
supply, and bstween that time and the
present have setR.ied three thousand dol.
Lara worth Of these Invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that T have thereby been In.
strumentalln saving thousands OF lives.
"Youu, truly, CO.. FAY, Pm"
Sold by all Druggists, obIsrye my nRmO
In white le!IsrI In the government stamp.
B. BRAEDRETH.
AuEl0.I nd&V g#..r.. p.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE,

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERS are warranted superior 10 any otheIs,
or no pay, for tho cure Of DIstemper, Worms,
Bets, Coughs, Hid0-bOund, Colds, &C., in
Honesi and Colds, Coughs, Loss OF MILK,
Black Tongue, Horn DiEtenpsr, 4c., In Cat
tie. They are perfectly safe and Innocent;
no leed OF stopping the working OF your
animals. They Increase tho appetite, give
anne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk OF COWS. Try
theEn, and you will never be without them.
The late Hiram Woodruff, celebrated train
er OF tEottIrg horses, used them for years.
Dol. Philo. p. Busn, OF the Jerome Race
Course, Fordham, n. Z, would not use
them until lie was tod OF what they aIe
composed, since which he Ia never without
them. He has over twenty running houeS
In his chRTge, and for the last three years
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me 70 refer any one 10
him. Over loo other references can be seen
at the Depot.
Sold By Druggists and saddle1. Price, Is
cents per box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. ..... auglO.lmdAw
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A NV YoRK telegram to the CIuClu.
natl Enquirer says that the Treasury
department and Its friends are en-.
aeaVoring to foster a state Of feeling
which will permit a reduction In me-
purchase Of hondstn September. 81
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RooHKFoRr, who Is evidently gettlns
"low," styles Napoleon "old Mrs. Mon.
tljo's son-In.law." He may have
thought this to be witty, but II Is only
ungallautly spIteful. " =
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Iris pleasant to be Informed, as va
are by Telegraph, at a very blight ex.
psnHe, that Boston "acq ulsacsAn h tbe
defeat OF the Harvard boat crew. )
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Diaaolntinn.

THE oc. PARTNERS HIP HERETOFORE
L existing between Louis Blond and WI.
liam Bachman, under tho ,firm name OF
Blond q Bachman, In the Boot and shoe
buslHess, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, William BachmAn retiring, 2
The business viii DO continued at the old
stand, No. III Main street, corner sprlHg
alley, by Louis Blond, who Will settle All
ciaima Hgainst tho late firm. Persons hay-
Ing claims will present them; and those
knowing themselves indebted will pleaBe
call aud settle at once. . -.I in : -
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM BACHHAN.
WHRHLIK0, Aug. %, 1859. an09l.tf
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THE San Frapcisco Bu!Ietin says Gen.
RosecranB will make hve millions out
OF his mining operations In California,
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gea, 9arert!s
Read Read Read i
CURE or DYspEPsIA AND sUROFULA,

CUREoF DYspEPsTA AND sCROFuLA,
PARKERsBUR0, April 10.
TIL. LOGAN, EIo Dear Sir 81 wrote 10
you some time slnce for 3 bottle OF Brent.
llnRer Fluid ExuAot Of BaIBapAr Ma and
DAndellon, and must say tina! Il has acted
upon me like charm. | have been Rttiicl-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two.
thirds OF the time Vomited from one 10
three Lim9S q day. ! had given up the idea
OF ever getting we'll, and Indtgl my friends
had given up ali hopes OF my ever
getting we'll again. Added 70 this, suffered
with the ScrofulA very much. since last
September one aide Of my neck was ono Gu
tire sore, composed OF come seven running
GoE0A The nbe Of one bottle has much I'm.
proved me. MyBtomReh "a relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most Ball.
RuIn0 expectations. l feel much encouraged
and think by the use OF one or two bottles
more, lhnIL DO relieved entirely. You Will
please send me two bottles BY The boat.
Yours, respectfully, .
a ..Irr. ~ J. W, HOMER.
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JOHN ECR HART, s1N.,
y. W. ECk gART.

Having Withdrawn from the above Arm.
return my kind thanks for past patronage
and would ask the continuance Of same
10 John Eckhart, at the old stand. Ny
friends and the public in general always
Mi6es. and Chlldren's Hose, Gents and
Boys Half Hose, UHdergRFmenta, and all
klnds o. Wooden and CoEtoE Knitting
Yarns, &C., &c. 90 COO ; 81 flIIo' .
KsssspeStfnlly,a g. ". ECKHART.
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HYPERBOLICAI..


Here Is Gue specimen Of e1trava-
CANT writing from Tue last Issue oithe
lhe Buck haunOn Meas. The Nevs ID
speaking OIL meetings TO be held tnlwo
townShIps In the Interest Of u sob.
HcrIptIon to tho West Virginia Central
Railway:
This project when completed, will
as /! were, meIamorphose our county,
comparatively speaking, Into q garden
Of Eden, whereas now ills almost q
perfect waste: II will as a matter oil
course bring millions upon millions OF
dollars Into our Golfers and enterprise
aud contentment will beam forth from
every countanance, 30 we hope our
friends 10 MeAde and Banks will act
wisely and literally, &c.
And here 10 another from the same
source. different In kind but even auer
In degree;
On last Wednesday night we were
aroused from our slumber by eott and
gentle Byrsn voices, whose muslo seem.
cd 10 loat upon ETHEREAL air with
heavenly strains as though unknown
angels Were mlnIslerIng 10 our delight
with their holy viaitRtlonH; when
Blumbsr again enchanted US In dreams
OF our lady nOctural seTenadeTH oil
their charms, beauty and elegance
which we are unable 10 paint with ap-
propriaIe language. Their sweet strains
Of melody still tingles upon our ears,
and our senses still retains the lAHI
echo OF their angelic sweetness. May
they continue on In these beautiful
serenRdes, for they are certainly en-
chanting and refreshing to the weary
soul. And last, but not least, what
must have been the feelings OF the
lone Knight Of Battles fame, only, Of
rapLurouS, nay luscious eclssy In being
the guardian and protector Of these
sylplikeserRphs through their midnight
revelFy.
We should like 10 know II there Is
much OF this sort ofthIng about Buck
harmon, The serenadIng here is usu.
ally done by the male "syreus." we
hear them around every few nights
like unknown angels" bowling out
their "heavenly straIns," upon the
"etherial" fog, while the "sylpllke
sersphs" with "theIr charms beauty
and elegance" are vAlnly struggling TO
get slumber TO again suchaIn them In
dreams despite the "rapturous nay lus.
clous ectacy" Of being walked up by
such "vls!tRtlons" at two o'clock In the
morning, when ips only two hours
more I'LL the market bell rings. "And
last bat not least" the editor OF the
NewS has another attack OF this kind,
We recommend that be be thoroughly
spanked and dosed with paregorlc.
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THE PARTNERSHIP OF JOHN Eek.
l. HART and George W. EckhRrt, under
tho name aud style OF John EokhRlt 4 Bon,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the
INST day OF July, l890, u. W. Eckhart with.
Tho buEness will DO continued at the old
stand, No. lsS Main street, by John Eek.
hart son., who will settle all claims.
P0HonB knowing themSelve indebted will
please call and settle soon, ~ y
JOHN ECRHART, BIN,
"a EJIK n A on
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Seinesl seinas.

7 AN PREPARsD TO FURNISH sErNEs
suitable Tor small Streams, at snoFt MOTTO,
.-tAlaF' 20 CQA6, II. BERRY,
Sos, Is and 10 Water 81,
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Arr Adpfrtlssuetta.
FOR SALE.

ONE GOOD STEAM BOtLER, WHIoH
" has been INT little used 30 foot long, a
1nehesln diameter, tEo 10 Inca aueg, APP
'p ISyn e .a,.. JOHN AehpREi IN
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ELING INTELLIGENCER.

T z II NJ -.
INVARIABLY ADVANCED.
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sr No notice will be taken Of communi.
cations not accompanied by TU1ponhble
name. The name Will be considered conn.,
dental, but must In all cases accompany let
teEB ~ guarantee ot good faith.