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ETA large stock of heavy Black Silks
at reduced prices, at J. s. Rhodes & Cos.

Since the strawberry Short Cake"
item seems to trouble our friend of the
REGISTER, it may be well to say that it
was furnished from the hotel as LEGAL
advertisement, but the usual star q
designating it as such, though written
upon the copy was earelessly omitted
by the compositor. We advise our
gifted neighbor to patronize the Grant.
We understand the prOprietors want to
board first-class local for his "infu-
ence and the attractions his presence
would lend the house" Such chances,
he is aware, are not found at every
good hOtel.-IRteligencer.
You are mistaken. The strawberry
Short Cake" being an old and valued
institution we endorsed it. 1t was the
Cherry" business that worried us. We
really would like to know how it's made.
Can't the MtelligeaCer tell us all about
it1 We can understand the anxiety of
the proprietors of the hotel mentioned
to have a first class local editor as a
boarder; the local of the IntelHgencer
has been at the Grant House so long
that we don't wonder the proprietors
would like to improve on his style.
But it won't do. The Mcclure House is
Just the hotel for us, and for all other
first class" people.
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General Debility is Natures
Appeal for Help.

Thousands Of persons without any specific
ailment, are the victims Of languor and lassi.
tude. The unthinking are apt TO confound this
species of merton with laziness; whereas il
usually arises from q want Of organic energy,
for which the subjects of 1t are no more respon.
STOLE than the nearsishted are for their defect.
i've vision. Such persons, although they may
be free from pain, are as truly invalids, and as
much in need of medical aid as if they were
tormented with the pangs of acute disease.
They require TONIC and Alternative, that will
rouse and regulate their torpid organizations.
In cases of this kind HOSTETTER'S SION.
ACH BITTERS produce an immediate and
most favorable effect. The debilitated and de.
spending vAletudinarian, who feels as il he were
but half alive; who shnns company, and has no
relish either for business or pleasure is meta
morphOSed, BY a brisf course Of this most potent
Vegetable inugOrdnt into quite a different being.
The change effected by the BI1TERS, in his
bodily and mental condition, Is a surprise TO
himself and te his friends. He mopes no longer;
the active principle of life, which seemed to
have died out Of him, is re-awakeued, and be
feels like q new man. Remembering that de-
bility Is not only an, affiiction itself, but an
irritation 70 disease, no time should be lost in
recruiting the brOksndown system with this
choicest and NEST potent Of all TONES AND
NERvNRs.
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EGo to the City Shoe Store.
wsomebody has lost money on the
all vool Cassimeres at 75c, at Rhodes.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following is a list of the transfers OF
real estate entered in the Recorders
office for the week ending Friday, June
IL, 1859:
snsan Davis to J. Matthias Schade,
Nav d. north half of lot Ne. 40, La
aranoe South Wheeling, for $500.
william Godfrey and wife to Thomas
q Reed, June 4, the ene-fourth part of
coal lots Nos. l, ? and 3, South Wheel
lanes c. Jelly to Mrs. Ann n. Bat
teiIe lime s, one. half of burial lot No.
* in section C, Mount Wood Cemetery,
for 81. .5 NE, % uonrv
A knapp, May IA, part of lot No. "a, in
r. MooFe's addition, Wheeling Island,
~ Daniel Peck, commissioner, to Casper
He'll June 6, part of lot No. 1Ol, north
side of Clay street, East Wheeling, for
1925.
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POLICE COURT.-The attendance at
the Police Court on Saturday was not
large, but it was very select.
John Sicily was arrested for loung-
ing in the Second Ward Market House.
John and friend of his went into the
market house and sat down on a bench
to enjoy free and uninterrupted CONVEX
sation. That their talk might be free
they each took drink from bottle of
benzine they had had the foresight to
procure. Just as John was examining
the spots on the sun, using the bottom
of the bottle as telescope, an officer
approached and ordered them to move
on. John directed the officer to go to
that country where there is no ice house.
Being ordered second time to "git up
and git" and failing to obey, John was
ruthlessly dragged to the halls of JUS
tice, where he was fined 81 and costs.
Being without shinplasters, he laboreth
on the chain-gang.
John Gooseberry swore his name
wasn't Gooseberry, but Goldsborough,
when arraigned on charge of being
dsorderly. John went to the house of
Mrs. HILBERT and called the ladies there
residing many opprobrious names, and
swore at them worse than the army in
Flanders swore, and felt himself ready
to do such bloody business that the
world stood amazed at him. This sort
of thing could not be tolerated, you
know, SO in default of payment of $40
and costs Johnny has gone to the chain
gang.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We were panied TO
hear yesterday of the sudden death OF
John GoShorn, Esq, one Of our Oldest
and most respected citizens. Mr.. Cos.
horn, as we are informed, rose from his
bed yesterday morning, apparently as
well as ever, and ate hearty break
fast. While he was smoking after his
meal he fell dead, from disease of the
heart, it is thought. He was about
eighty years old, and was one of the
Oldest Free Masons in the State. We
have received no further particulars
than those given above. He resided on
the National road, some four miles east
of the city. His body was last evening
brought to the residence of his son,
William S. GoshOrn.
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RIVER NEws.-There is a slight swell
in the river here under the effect of the
rains of the past two days aid the
marks last night showed seven feet and
rising, Trade continues dull and arriv-
ais are like angels visits.
The Charleston, sunk in Kanawha
river, was raised last week, but sunk
again. A bulkhead was built around
the hole and she was pulled off by the
Kanawha, and will go on the docks at
Pomeroy.
Captain George E. wilkinson has
taken command of the Dora in the Red
river trade.
Captain Dave Asbury, of the Andy
johnson, has been presented with gold
headed cane by the citizens of Keokuk.
The hull of the old Cottage No. has
been converted into a salt barge, and is
owned by John L. Charles, of Point
Pleasant.
The Judge Fletcher was sold last
Tuesday to J. NJ. Peterson, well
known coal merchant of New Orleans,
who intends to build a side-wheel
steamer for the lower coast trade, and
will use the Fletcher's machinery.
ME steamboatmen of Memphis are
G Ing up grand picnic, which will
cc,li.lin,t # to-day.
1t is reported that when the Golfer
dam is completed as CamPbelPs Chain
the chanel will be cut off and the rapids
in the Mississippi, near Davenport, Will
be navigable for large boats.
A new hull for the machinery OF the
Ada Lyon has been contracted for at
Evansville by the Green and Barren
River Navigation Company.
Pig iron will be a considerable iterl oil
shipment from the Tennessee soon. The
Wayne Iron Works at Clifton have
started. The Clark Furnace is in blsst,
and probably the Lagrange. A cement
mill has Just been started at Clifton
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STRAWBERRY ~FEsTIvAL.-The pros
pect is that the strawberry festival, al
Washington Hall, tomorrow evening
for t he benefit of the Wheeling Female
Institute, will be more than usually IN
terestiRg and attractive. Everything
that can delight the eye or please the
palate will be provided bOunteousIy
The Wheeler Il Wilson sewing machine
arrangement has been changed, by gen
eral consent, and will be awarded 10
the Lodge of Odd Fell'ws casting the
largest number of votes. A poll-book Is
now open at Bookings drug store. We
shall expect to see large turnout TO-
morrow evening.
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TRIEP TO LEAvE.-About six o'clock
lasheSening, while Officer DetwiIer was
taking two men to the lookup for
fighting in Centre Wheeling, and when
they had got along on Fourth street as
far as the corner of Mulberry alley, one
OF the captives broke away from the
officer, and started up the alley toward
Fifth street. Turning the other pris.
oner over to Officer Exley, who was for.
tunately near at hand, Oct made tall
time after the fugitive. Coming within
reach of him, the officer tapped him
with his fright duke" knocking hin
down and bringing him to a dead halt
The chap still seeming inclined to act
rough, the "nippers" were put on hi.
wrists and he went off as gentle as &
lamb. He will be apt to hear hsv
much that sort of thing costs, thi
morning.
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wLargo stock of new style ParasolS
inst opened at Rhodes.
~Go to the City Shoe store.

THE WEATHER.-We calmly and dis
nassionately ask if our readers have not
enjoyed the weatherIof the past two days'
Wasn't yesterday a nice dayi (This
is intended to be asked sarcastically.)
And Saturday, tso. How the rain up
set all the plans and fun of the picnick'
ers and spoiled the girls fnery. WELL
well; we suppose We must take mod,
crate amount of dampness with our
sunshine. But We put it to the clerk
of the weather if he isn't getting a lit
tie too watery in his habits. A leetle
more sunshine, please.
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THE SCIENCE.-By the advertisement
in another column it will be seen that
the steamer Science will commence her
regular trips between this point and
Matamoras tomorrow. The Science is
bran new and is one of the most com
Portable steamers leaving this point
Shippers will do well to note her day:
of departure.
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LUNCH.-There will be served up, at
Jacob strobel's saloon, on Union street,
between Main aud Market, at 10 O'Clock
this morning, lunch of French Turtle
Soup, gotten up in the most delicious
style. Jacob understands how to do
these things and all should go who can
and enjoy the greatest delicacy of the sea-
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SCHOOL PICNIC.-We are obliged for
complimentary invitation to attend the
picnic of the Second and Seventh Ward
public schools to%be given June 18th.
The party will leave the foot of Monroe
street at 7 o'clock in the morning and,
after a days jollity, will get back by
dark
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IZg-The dry goods dealers, clothiers
and milliuers are profting by the warn.
weather. The humble bees and butter
flies of fashion are doing their best to
accommodate themselves to the changes
of the season.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Blue Flag

So long neglected and almost unknown has be
come the standard elevated in the wilderness Of
suffering to stay the invasions of disease and
heal the PrOstrAis and afflicted. 1t is known in
Pharmacy as the Iris versicOlor; it has assumed
its great mission Of usefulness and cure in the
shape OF "IRISIN." For purifying the blood,
healing and tnvigOrating the liver and kidneys,
restoring the wasted energies Of the bsdy, cur
ing Dyspepsia Incipient Consumption, Rhsun-
atisn, Gout &C., and dIspelling the diseases Of
women 1t has no equal. 1t Is simple and effect
i've and stands only on its merits.
juns-lmdGw
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-There were but
three marriage licenses issued by Re-
cOrder Woods last week. This sort of
thing won't do, you know. If moon
light nights, fairs, festivals and picnics
are not more productive of results than
this, it's time some other means was in
ventah
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- Peaches promise to be unusually
cheap and plenty the coming season.
Delaware alone promises two millions
of baskets, and the crop in Pennsylvania
promises to be the largest ever grown.
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~ This is pre-eminently the "month
of roses" For an exemplifcation the
gardens and lawns of our citizens need
but be visited. The atmosphere is i'm
pregnated with the fragrance they emit.
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The CHAMPIONS CLEANED OUT.-One
of the most exciting games of base ball
of this season was played Saturday, on
the Columbia grounds, between the
Osceola Club, Champions of West Vir-
ginia," and the United Club, of Richie
town. The United played their first
game this season, and defeated the
champions in a score of 90 to 13. We
append the score:
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BoUQUETs.-If our lady readers wish
to keep bouquet fresh, let them drop
a tablespoonful of powdered charcoal
into the water intended for the flower
stalks, and they will keep their fresh
ness and perfume, and look and smell
the same as those just gathered. The
charcoal settles to the bottom of the
vase, the water remaining limpid. 1t is
not necessary to change the water or
charcoal for several days.
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDS. - lnmau
Homer, ef Philadelphia, was on Sa'ur-
day commissioned by Governor Steven.
ion a Commissioner of Deeds for the
State of West Virginia, in Pennsylva.
MO
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wDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at lO7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.

Boat RACE.-The skiff race on Satur'
day night was quite exciting and
great number of persons witnessed it
The suspension bridge, the point where
the race terminated, was crowded will
people. The start was a fine one ant
the entire distance of mile and hal
nearly, was well contested, Messrs.
Sweeney and Klein winning the race BY
about boats length in eleven minutes
The evening was most unfavorable as
the rain had been pouring down up to a
few minutes Of starting, and the air, in
consequence, was very heavy and close.
Next Saturday we are to have u tub
race from Martins Ferry to the bridge.
This race will afford some rare fun.
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IY"The Vigilant Engine Company ha
a very pleasant picnic Saturday until
the rain forced them to retire to their
engine house, where the may dance was
INDUCED in until all were tired.
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,Y9The largest stock of first class
Dress Goods in Wheeling, at Rhodes.

;Y7The largest stock OF hrsb CLASS
Dress Goods in Wheeling, at Rhodes.
Mr.. LEWIS BAKER.-We are happy to
state that Mr.. Lewis Baker, of the
REGISTER, whose severe injury by a
runaway accident we noticed on Satur-
day, is in fair way to recover. Though
suffering intense pain for many hours
after the occurrence, be was much easier
on yesterday, and hisphysician is OF the
opinion that no danger, however remote
is to be apprehended. There was no
fracture of the lever jaw as at first sup
posed. Being muck weakened by the
shock aad by the great loss of bloed he
sustained, Mr.. B. will necessarily be
confined to his room for some days yet.
This, we trust, will be the only delay in
his restoration to health.
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yJoSouic FuneraI Notice.

rTNHE MEMBERS OF WHEELlNG 81 LI bayeby,
No. 8, A. F. & A. Y. hasons, are en- ne'S No
Summoned, and the members OF ONO LouGe, az "a
/, Nelson Lodge, No. 30, Bates LouEe'; - w. GOOD
sanding are respectfully invited to meet 81 al
the Masonic Temple, corner Market and Mon MOI,
roe streets. in the city of Wheeling! on I9tsuSy
Morning June 18th, at halEpast eight O'CLOCK;
for the purpose of paying the last tribute o.
respect TO our deceased worthy Oroiher oo ~ ~
o'clock from the residence of his son, corner oil
Main and Adams streets, North Wheeling.
WIN. I. TERRY, W. NJ.
7 r UvRvpy Sec'y. junl4.2t
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Ig- Winneck's comet, which made its
appearance in 1858, has recently been
seen from English Observatories. 1t
will be visible to the naked eye between
the 25th and Goth of juno.
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.zg7 The lady who tried to Written her
complexion by imbibiug pale brandy il
mortified at her failure. 1t had the eff.
feet of giving it crimson appearance.
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y For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin
and for identifying the Complexion
use Cream of Yiolets." For sale by Ed,
muEd Booking and Booking & Carroll
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GgThe Baptist picnic party returned
about dark on Saturday night. But for
the rain they would have had jolly
time. That was damper on jollity.
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wBloRd & Bachman have received
a. fine assortment of the spring styles OF
Lasting Balmorqls and Lasting Button
CATERS.
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TYA Pacific excursionist thinks an
Indian with his war paint and toma-
hawk is dressed to kill" He ought to
know; he's been there.
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wThe person who drew long bow
was a lady, and her lover was six feet
seven.
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B7F. NJ. Porter's Cheap Counter"
Look at Prices. Shoes reduced TO a
fraction; must be sold regardless of
cost. Children's Shoes, only IL cents.
Misses Shoes, % cents. Boys Shoes,
50 cents. Ladies' Shoes ~ cents, ut
No. l35 Main street. Call early and
you can make tho best selections.
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HAIL, ALL HAIL."-Partridge still con-
tiuues the picture business at III Main
street. Everythiugis incomplete work,
ing order His photographs cannot be
surpassed. When you want anything il
his line remember III. juul2-tf
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rg-The pannier business is progress
ing finely. 1t has forced hoop-skirts to
the wall and introduced the Grecian
bend of the most unmistakable angle.
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FoR SALE-0ne second hand piano at
Hamilton & Harding's Music Store, lO9
Market street.
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EYAn Englishman inquired OF Yam
kee yesterday, "if the children OF Ham
were Ham mericans."
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wThe B. & o. stock yards below
Ritchietown are full of fat cattle, hogs
and sheep.
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1--WE have fifteen hours and three
minutes of daylight this week.
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IgA correspondent writes to know
the price of "nu Poughtaightoughs.'
We give it up.
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rYThe Methodists are voting ten TO
one in favor of lay representation In
their church.
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FOR SALE.
SuIendid Bargains in SPlen-
did Farms.

I'HREE A IJJ.;rsIH $50 2OI and l4O acres,
ing rsspg sibs9: IN Licking county, Ohio,
situate IN OF IL from Newark and four miles
s s Se are offered for sale An elegant
nom GIau ,bro1gh the farms and to Granville.
TSo town is Justly celebrated as the seat OF two
Of IN The best institutions of learning in the co@ I'm
tTy-SLU Two public school houses are on
young odIoinipg these farms. The farms are
aanS vel improved; living water in every held
ea .o9 orcbards, win lie sold in bSdy or sepa'
ssS,siv Taken in a body, no better stock farm
oan 6e foUnd in Ohio. Terms anusuaay easy
Apply to a. zoo y Hfa = I street
my w. ~ AA4tl ~
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Smplre-Ar Jas. Mccoy, ofthe Baltic B. B.
ocoreFs-k. Carson, United - Osceola.
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YThe attention Of Masons is direct
ed to the notice at the head of this col
nmn.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

VAmong the rich signs of the times
are those with letters of gold.
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100 MARKET ST., WHEELING, W. VA.
| VNHE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
i Making and Sewing Machine Combined
that has made its advent in this or any other
country.
This machine Is warranted % execute 20 the
greatest degree Of perfection all kinds and vAri.
cites Of sowing, hemming Telling, cOrding, tuck
ing, braiding binding, gathering, and sewing
on, quilting, &C., that is or can be done by any
machine now in use.
1t has no rival in its celebrated overseaming
stitch by which edges OF different fabrics arc
sewed together as by hand sewing Also In it,
Button Hole and Eyelet Hole making, and Gun
bordering % the edge, which Is done with
equal beauty and perfec ton on all kinds Of
fabrics, not excepting Leather. II Ia one ma
chine doing the work Of many.
| II Is simple, nsiseless, and easy 20 manage,
combining in one the merits of all others. II 10
the only Ssv ing Machine now known that can
make perfectly finished and beautiful Button
| Hole, besides doing many varieties Of work not
done by other Sewing Machines.
| In short, its COED qualities are 20 apparent
| that IL has taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
every Fair whore Il has been exhibited.
~" We warrant every Machine TO give entire
satisfaction.
We sell a beautiful little BRAID MAKING
MACHINE. Every Lady can make her own
Braid. myi
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MORE EvIDENCE.-An old gentleman
residing in Marshall county writes to
'Oxtoby & Dufield, jewelers., 1O3 Main
street, 1.-THE spectacles purchased at
vonr store are the best have had in the
last forty years; they suit exactly, and
can now read the smallest print without
the least pain to my eyes; when in Phil
adelphia some years ago, got a pair at
M'Ahster's; yours are, by all odds, far
superior" Large stock of glasses,
watches, clocks, jewelry, &C., at "lO3'
Main street. See advertisement.
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EWe offer our Lace Points at great
ly reduced prices. ]. S. Rhodes & Co.
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FO1 SALE CHEAP.

NNE OFFICE DESK, ~ FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, IA feet long.
Windows, Doors, Nantes, &c.
ArP'' LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
,arI2.tT Bridge Corner.
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H A II ID " a RE
s. c. WALKER,
PENNIMAN & BRO.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
i dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hard ware.
No 10 North Howard street, Baltimore, will
take pleasure in supplying dealeIs with every.
thing in their line at the very low prices the
present hard times demand. marlelydGw