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N @na8 - = "a A41AAYSstN "a Co.
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nos PhiladalpliiA
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Grants Lnte "Fntigue."

Isee by the telegraph that they have
found new word to express that physl-
cal and mental condition in which lat
ter-day greatness is wont to indulge
every now and then. The call it STA
tigue," in dispatch from Philadelphia
announcing that the new President had
Just arrived in that city, but was too
much "fatigued" to attend party to
which he had been invited. "Fatigued"
is good-much better than "indispOsed,"
which is the time honored euphemism
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common that it may be set down, with
the "beautifed Ophelia," as can i'll
phrase-a vile phrase" "Indisposed''
shoots too wide of the mark, and ex-
presses nothing. Besides, for a mill
tary man, fatigue" is especially good,
though there are few soldiers who take
as kindly to fatigue duty" as Grant
seems to. When / read the Philadel-
phia dispatch alluded to, had some
doubts whether it admitted of the con-
struction have put upon it; but l have
since taken some trouble to inquire, and
find was not mistaken. 1t seemed a
little strange that a journey of three
hours, from New York to Philadelphia,
should fatigue" hardy compaigner
like Grant and unfit him for dress
parade, after twelve hours of interven-
ing rest. Yet, as a friend who saw him
at the Continental says, "he was so
id tired he could scarcely hold his
head up"
Say, fellers, lezhavepeace. MACK.
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T.n..;r. scene in n Felon,. Cell.

A touching scene occurred, Saturday,
.t the station house in New York, in
which James Talland has been confined
for nearly six weeks, since he voluntari-
" gave himself up on account of sus-
picion by the officials that he knew
something about the Rogers murder
mystery. Talland's sister called, and
desired to see him, but the request was
not granted. Then, with tears in her
eyes, she told her errand. Talland, be-
ing locked up, could do nothing for the
support Of his mother and sister, and, as
q consequence, they had that day been
notified by the landlord to pay the ar
rears of rent, or they would be put int
the street. The doorman carried this
simple tale of poverty to the prisoner
in his cell, and when he heard it the
strong man sank upon his cot ano
sobbed convulsively. Then he rose up
and made a first but bitter protest
against his treatment. If, he said, there
was anything against him, he wouio
not complain; but as all the days OF hl'
Imprisonment had failed to give the au
thorities the least atom of evidence con
Meeting him with the murder, he did moi
believe they had the right to hold hin
any longer. Then, stripping off his over
coat, he pushed it through the bars t.
the door-man, saying, "Give her that
and tell her to pawn it; it'll keep then
from starving for day, anyhow" The
doorman took the overcoat and tht
message, but the sister refused to TAX
the garment, and went away still sor
rowing.
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MORE "OLD TIME" GOODS.
Nfanfs" Celebrated Rich
mOnd TObaccOS.
WE ARE JUST RRCRsyING

'RAN VhSt tut sale,
20 20 boxes Grants" Virginia los Tobacco.
IL "Millner's" Gold Twist I"
Benham's Virginia lbs L"
% Caddies "Greaner's" Celebrated Spun Roll
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10 Drums "Dills" Richmond Fig Tobacco
lbs Caddies Western los, Is & Navies Tohacco
10 Kegs Kentucky twist Tobacco. 00
jsn29 PAXTON & OGLEBAY.
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Patrick Mccullough & Co., add Others,
Va.
Levi Shumsn, Administrator Of ADeE q. BfoSh'
deceased, and others.
In Chancery. In the Circuit Court for WetIs'
county, West Virginia
Tn PURSUANCE OF A DBCREE
i in thea cauEe made and entered az lns
September term, Ie65 I viii proceed on TtIy
DAY, THE 18TH DAY or MARCH 1850, At 10 oeloeL
A. " at the front door Of Wetzel county Cos'
House, 70 sell 70 the highest aud best bidder tns
land IN the bill and proceeding In the aDote
cause mentioned, being shout 100 acres, adJoni
ing lands Of Hannah Church. John s. Brady sIa
others, and within one mile Of Burton, on the
=. 4 o. X. r, on the waters Of FIsh CresA'
Wetzel county, West Virginia
Said sale viii be subject 20 the doEer intefe''
Of Margaret Brown. -..s.-r 81 l.
7TERSs OF SALE One fourth Of the purenaisss
money in hand and the balance In siI, tue H.
and eighteen months, with interest ron ~. "
day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond WIZ ~
proved security. ,,ocv
lfebGoawA ID Special Conmissioner.
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For some time past number of Gu
ban gentlemen have been in Jackson
vile, Fla, under suspicious circpmstap.
ces. On the 18th inst. they chartered the
steamer Henry Burden, giving out that
she was bound for Nassau. About tho
same time steamer arrived from
Charleston, laden with coal, and hauled
alongside the Henry Burden. The work
of emptyiDg the coal in the latter vessel
was Immediately commenced, and con.
tinued ali night, after which she went
to sea, having cleared for Nassau. 1t is
pretty we'll known that the Burden mad
q large quantity of arms, and other mu-
nltlons OF war on board, and that large
sum OF money had been offered for vol
unteers 70 ship on board of her. There
is no doubt that the vessel is bound for
Cuba to enlist in the service of the in
surgents.
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NEEGInW

RNepR.rTERFIRLD AND VIM d.
copa,.reGL ISH have this day entered into .
IL rtnership under the firm name Of BUT.
IDEALERS.
For Che present their oeice is on Market
street, first door above the Postofhce but ON
February LIST at their Malt House, In Centre
John BUTTERFIELD.
s4 WIN. d. ENGLISH. -s.'-
January !, 1859. D. jans-f
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DISSOLUTION.

For Sale Cheap, Terms Easy.
r AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE FARM
i of land on Chapline's Hill, belonging TO Jas.
G. White, containing between forty and fifty
acres. There is n good frame house on the
premises, of rooms. Possession April /,
1859. THOMAS O'BRIEN,
febl5 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-18
Thursday, February is.
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS at
NcI,ure House-(head of local)
Annie Sefton's Star Dramatic Com
bination.
Knox Fruit Farm and Nurseries.
Assignee's Notice-Isaac Irwin.
German Theatre-Friday and Satur'
day.
Trustees Sale-George w. Jeffers.
Sale of the Estate of Lydia s. Cruger
decd.
To- G. T.-Funeral Netice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Seeds of sickness.


Baron Munchausen tells story of a pOst.bOy s
horn, which had a number of wicked tunes
blown into it one frosty night but made no 70
Spouse. Nevertheless when it was hung before
a hot fire, the tunes which had been frozen il,
thawed out, to the amazement of all present
Just so the human system, subjected to injuri-
GUS influences during the Winter, sometimes
give no token of the effect they have produced
upon it, until the moist atmosphere of Spring
develops their fruits Many Spring diseases are
the result OF Winter imPrudences, and great and
especial care should be taken of the system in
the cold season, so that it may be in sound and
vigorous condition when the malarlous fogs OF
March and April make their appearance. To
this end, strengthen the stomach and the general
organization at this season with HOSTEL
| TER'S BITTERS. Take this pleasant veg
etaGle antidOte in advance of the uprising o.
| the mephitic mists and vapOrs, which produce
| chills and fever and other misasmatie diseases
Remember that it is preUenttcc medtciHc,-ai
powerful to protect as to restore. The stomach l:
| apt to be Overtaxed at this time of the year. Il
| is n period devoted to dinner and supper parties
and luxurious living generally. Feasting ant
| late hours weaken the digestive organs and dis
order the liver. The effect of the BitterS is Il
invigOrate the one and regulate the other. There
| is no month in the twelve when tonic and al
| terative is more generally needed than in this
aud there is no preparation of that nature sc
| thoroughly salubrious, so bracing, and so EN-
| tircly free from undue exciting properties, as
this celebrated vegetable cordial