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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16
A CARD.

ViHE undersigned have entered into co-partnership
l. under the style Of Campbell, Caldwell Il CO., for
the purpose of conducting the manufacture and sale OF
STOVES, and the Foundry business generally; and
also the manufacture and sale Of TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WARE wholesale and retail.
We have purchased the EAGLE IRON FOUNDRY
and operating it, and also have have on hand
an assortment of stoves, Crates Holoyare &c, COM
prisng the best paternsn use. We invite attention
especially to our COOKING STOVES, Of which we
have patterns for both Wood and Coal that We can
recommend and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
In the department of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
are amply prepared for the transaction Of
large business. Our facilities for the manufacture of
work in this line such that fill all orders with
dispatch. uiI-J
Having the advantage Of thorough practical skill
and long experience in the branches Of business and
manufacture above mentioned, we shall endeavor to
merit and hopeto receive liberal share Of patronage
Warehouses at No. 10 Main street, near Baltimore
Depot and at No. l6I Main street above Union street
10 7TI ROBT. CAMPBELL,
---F E.-r.r.a BIZ. CALDWELL,
novS0f JOSEPH BELL. t '..-
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The Boston Abolitionists say tho wretch
ed condition of their free blacks on the
Mississippi is beyond charity-they propose
TO enlist them in the army to fill Massachu-
sets, quota. ...
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CHARTER ELECIlON.-

rn1ro. DAILY Rre1srrn:-with many thanks to my my
friends respectfully decline o1 6en ngse1ent my giving
Mayor. enon to the duties of the office which Il de-
mands rt ef ~ - IEr s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

H. KENNEDY has sold the New Orleans
True Delta to Hon. MICHAEL HAHN, an old
resident of that city. Mr.. HAHN announ-
ces a determination to support the admins.
tration. and T'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16
DIVIDEND.

TyHE Board Of Managers Of the Wheeling and Bel
Il mont Bridge Company have declared 4 dividend
of two and ahafper cent the Capital Stock paya-
BILE on or after the 18th day OF January, 1884 TO the
Stockholders holding stock the 18th Of said month.
ianS-1w P. SCATTERDAY, Sec'y.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

CONGRESS having little to do and plenty
of time to do it, and plenty of money to
pay expenses, is about going into the railroad
business.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

Mr. Editor-If Joseph Forsyth, our present worthy s
Wharf Master, will consent to be candidate lor re-
GOOD and Ioyal citizens of the city Of Wheeling.
jams fhO boNo
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

THE main body of the rebel armyis cam
ped between Gordonsville and Orange
Courthouse.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

THERE is an effort on foot in Cincinnati
to increase the pay of the teachers of the
city schools.
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A Stfcar DlFrERrNcE OF CLIMATE

in this vicinity the thermometer approaches
to zeros and ice-dealers look cheerful and
happy, but correspondent writes from St.
Augustine, Florida, Dec. 18th, that the Or
ange trees were then loaded as heavily
with their golden fruit as was ever North
ern apple trees in year of plenty. The
writer believes it would well repay the
trouble and expense of a journey by any
lover of horticulture to visit that locallt,
and examine good sized orange tree laden
with fruit. There are whole orchards Of
them. In this delightful spot the Masa-
chusstts Oath is now stationed, recruiting
their health after the exhausting labors a.
the seige of Charleston.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

Hon. F. H. EMIc, of Tennessee, has taken
the oath pre- scribed by Mr.. LINCOLN.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

ALEXANDER McCouRrNEY, Esq, will be supportea
for the Office of Alderman, in the Fourth aTI d.
ensuing Charter Election. foohAh
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GENERAL MEADE is spending a few days
in Philadelphia.
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MIDDLING cotton is selling in Nashville
at sixty one and sixty-two cents per
pound.
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Me. EpToR:-Please announce JAMES bAu w.. q,
the Union candidate for superintendent % ian1as
Works. u + ~. ~ y 1 = = 3
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GEN. ANDERSON, of Fort SUM- fame
will be placed upon the retired list IN few
days.
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The work of arresting treasury thieves is
still progressing.
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IT is rumored that General HANCOCK
will supersede General MEADE.
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John w. CUMMINS.

TIME present efficient Superintendent OF W t6e
coming charter election JAM
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VERV DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned DESTROYS Of closing up his
i business, with view of spending lis time IN
the country, offers for sale the following desirable
real estate, to wit. The Lot and Warehouse, cor
ner Of Mulberry alley and Main street, now oceu-
MED by T Sweeney & Son This Warehouse is
our stories high, slate roof, and is very substan-
tally built Also, lots No, 3 and in square :
fronting on Water street between Monroe st. and
Mulberry alley, on which is erected two story
frame dwelling Corner lot No. l3O, on south side
Zane street, East Wheeling. Lots No. 7s, 79, 81,
81, 81, lO7 and lOe situated In North Wheeling
corner of Main and MoLure streets being former
residence Of late Jonathan Zane. Lot No 50, on
east side of Main street, on which is erected
three story brick dwelling. Lots No 10, II, &c
and 81 with four two story frame dwellings on part
of lots Is and II situated on West street. North
Wheeling. One half of lot No 3d. East side OF
Main street situated between Washington and Ad-
ans streets with good two (2) story brick dwelling
house. Lots No. Al, 46, and twenty-five ('2) feet
of No. As, on west side of Main street, corner OF
Main and Third streets, Centre Wheeling North
half Of lot No II, on 9Th street between Monroe
and Union streets, with a small brick house there
on. Any Of the above property can be purchased
Mt private sale on or before the first Monday OF
February, 1861, at which time the remainder will
be offertd at public sale at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county.
dec2q-tds T. SWEENEY
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Mr.. EpIroR:-You will announce HENRY ShAh Shan.
as candidate for the office of Street Commissioner AT
the ensuing Charter Election. he having heretoioie
discharged the duties of that ofhce faithfully A.
ian4-t25 MANY Cll1AbNO.
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FOR CITY SERGEANT.

NJ, Enron II beg leave TO announce mysen az
condidate for reelection to the Office OF City sergeant
at the next charter election. ,,,,r,1 ,,onoNAID
ianlS .s 0N
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TIMOTHY SEED! CLOVER SEEDl

EItn BUSHELS very choice clean Timothy sssd
OU lust received and Tor sale at the Lowest price
also lot Of fine Clover and Orchard Grass seed.
PRYOR FROST,
sep7 81 & q Main srsst.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

REG leave to offer myself to the citizens OF Mneei
inc as candidate for the Office of City Clerk a' 'he
next charter election. very retge T FEENY.
ianl3 e., o. '.N''
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-oR IMAYOR,

Ma ED.or -Pease announce Mr. As y sbe Next It
charter Election, IANi SN
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
Particulars 81 the Late Powder NtIl
Explosion Near kewbarg.


Our citizens were ssYted little bccre seven o'clock
Yesterday morning by q heavy rumping sonnd &C.
comIAnisd with shock that ra,iled windows violently
and caused perceptbe trembling 10 the houses IAe
IN the day received from gentleman ysItsd the
scene the following particulsrss-
The explosion took place In the packing house Of
Rogers Powder n about four miles west OF ksyburg.
and standing just south of tbe Nevburr and FlspvIe
PLANK road The man IN charge Of this house. named
about ono hundred aid Nifty feet distant. Tor
the packing house a The usual time for begin.
ming work, and mad been gone 10 stated, about ops
enough 70 roach ~ when The explosion took place. II n
supposed that " occurred on his opening door The
building contained several hundred pounds OF povdsr IA
was utterly demclisbed, the ousdaton being torn cus
ADd the earth itself pioushed up for some dstancs.
distant, and sonee weighing two hundred 70 three bun.
dred pounds were carried half mile BY The terrific
force of the powder, Nr Smith literally blown 10
atoms the largest piece Of his body found being the Ie
arm and piece of the shoulder, which wss picked up
about thrss hundred yards of He the only psrsn
killed Or injured 90 far 40 we could learn.
About two bsndfsd feet distant stood a frame store
shaken completely 70 pieces not board shine,s being
Ieften ths irame BY sood fortune, however, The pow
der not gncd, or the destructcn would have been
immense Ths dwelling house Of NJ. Smith wss also
shshsu down, and the furniture broken BY the soDeus
sion.
Considerable damage wss done BY the brsshass 90
visdsws, all these vhhia considerable distance being
shssse9 by We v,esscs Of ths shock, ineladns nssy
The soss va. s.,as,y AssrS iSY some thirty miles or
nore eaasine vDdcws 70 rattle and houses 10 usmbie
= ~ WashGssa hollow, twelve lss ssaS II
thh city, where - eeew here, much isguMy vas
eWhhesso - W the Sepes y NE sSuDds
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
Drookiyn CITY News.

Aurg,n NEw YoaK sSsAs IHny TaKEs IN bRooKtyE-
ans mas FoR1s KEYS Nunsrurse PAWN IicKrrs--
0yss $4,000 woRrn Property RroovEnsp.--About
midday on Wednesday ass woman whose real nsme ls
Mrs BrIcget Hamilton, but who has large number OF
aliases arrested for stealing suit Of clothes from
hrs. George Keyborp, No. 20 sackett street. The pro
perty found In Der possession on being taken 10
The station house she ves examined, and forty keys
found 10 ber pockets. She was then talked 70 by
Sergsan, Bsggerty and Captan Rhodes and nnay they
ascertsned residence 10 be No 1872 Franklin street.
New YORK. She 10 q married woman, Ia the officers
learned visiting her bouRo. They searched the
prem thoroughly, and found about 1900 worth OF
goods evidently stolen Among the articles
lades wearing apparel, men's clothing, watches
iewelry and table linen Tho hitter bore the following
nsrks-"J. r. G. q. ~ Nv. NJ A. ,r"M G. J. ,n"E. W.
Besoes the goods found az lp2 Frapklin etreet q
quantity OF pawn tickets discovered and the
officers traced the various pawnbroksrs until they
had collected VI 900 worth Of property. Captain
Rhodes sti has In his possession tickets which repre-
sent about 81 600 more The entire amount Of the rob.
be less Than ~ 900 all Of which has prohs
bly, been stolen within year and, ae the officers no.
lisve principally IN Brooklyn. Mrs. Hamilton has been
hold for examination. The arrest made bv
Mrs Kcyburp, who pursued and captured her bs'ore AIRY
police ocs could BE- found active enough 70 sccomp h
the job.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
GilN PQlffIoas
rAMsAsY uALL CoUHoILMAsIo CONVENTIONS.
yorRrH pluDoI.

rAmsAsY uALL coUHoILMAsIo Cuyv5NyIors
yorRrH pls7R)OI.
Wovd
8--Edwip N. HAggcyty.
4-Jobn Heay, JT.
6--Johu Staccm.
7-Patrick Keenan,
8-Isaac Robinson.
H-James Hayes.
pnipCn
10--Jasnes @. PyirsmaD.
la-Thonas Brady.
ll-Edwsrd Costello ard Joseph Bellesbimer.
ly-SanDoel Lauterbach and Bernard Kinney.
styEsru DrTsIof,
l2-David Fitzgerald,
1e--Patrok Russell.
10--yalentias Cooke
21--Hugb Riley.
22-wm. Joyce,
The convention not being 70 decide on the sixth
man, the meeting adjourned until Tuesday evening as
bali past seven o'clock
DARLING RRpuBLloAr ALDEsxAHIo CONVENTIONS,
District
l--1ebD BstteYsbury.
3--hdjourned 10 Wednesday evening.
B-Adlourced 20 Tuesday next
9--Isaac Dayton
ll-Did not meet.
l3-Adjoarped to Ioescsy evening.
lg--Jsmes Watson.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
scmmes ON His New Alabnma.

later advicos from Madeira confirm the report tbas the
steamer laurel from Liverpool bad transferred
10 The large screw steamer named tbe Sea King, OF
MADEIRA. Thiry-sir men, however, refused 70 join the
Ess Kips and we're sent back to Liverpool.
lIvRRPooL, Nov. IL, 1864.
Captain sernmes wss on board the new rebel cruiser
&es King when she received her from the
laurel of MADEIRA Be explained 10 the what he
szpected them do rebel servce considerable
ysu then eusued, and oct Of about hundred
ss,riy six declined to 20.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
This nksglving In MISUNDERSTANDING OF
the rirst street Naiiroac.

LoUlsgItF, KY, Nov. 70, 1864.
Thanksgiving, Ia accordance with the Presidents pro.
clsmsiion, was very generally observed. The stores
closed and tho churches wen attended. The chief
Of shs afternoon The opening Of the sreet
railway, under the auspices Of New York company,
with Gen. J. T. Boyle, OF Louisville, as President The
running d the attracted crowds OF citizens Gen.
Boyle treated the populaco with convoyances oil along
the route and .he Overwhelmingly crowded.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
Police Intelligence.

CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNRY.
A wan named Lewis Rastgan arrested BY oficer
Allen, Of the Sixth precinct, charged with passing
miserably executed counterfeis Ave dollar bill on
the Bank Of Owsgo, this State, 70 Edward Il. En-
gelke LAB Leonard street, in payment for refresh.
ments. Engelke believing the bill to be genuine,
gave Rattigan his change The latter called again
the next day and passed another similar bin on the
unmspecng shopkeeper, after which Hngelke learned
that both the notes were counereits II Is alleged that
the accused also passed one OF tho spurious Owego bills
upon Charles Rutteursch doing business 154
strect In possession Of Rattgan was found spurious
afty cent currency stamp. Justice Bowling committed
Rattgan 20 sbo TombB for examination
RoBBERY OF JHwELRY AT THE BANCROFT HOUSE.
During the FIRE the Bancroft House. corner or Broad
way and Twentieth street, on thursday evening, the
room Of Mr. Beth Adams Of the patrons Of the o..
tabshment was entered, and robbed of ewery valued
~ one Thousand dollars Michael Flynn of The por-
Jepson, Of the Twenty ninth precinct suspicion Of
stealing the jcwsry. The priscner was comrsted to
dollars bail. '-"N
UsgTowN AssAssINs.
Al late hour on Thursday night an unknown d.epe.
radc stepped up TO sr William H. Duke, who was stand
ing on the corner Of the Bowery and Delancey street. and
without saying word instantly stabbed him In the arm
WI Mn DIRK ipthe.DS serious Wound III: fellow then
Duke was attended by surgeon and subsequently, re.
moved 10 bis residence, NO. 80 Delaney strcef
About hGfpast ono O'Clock yesterday morning James
Mullen seamnn received three stabs in the face
from knife IN the hands Of man 10 him unknown
while standrg on the corner OF Oliver street the New
Boaery. Tho assaaDt made be escape Mullen was
conveyed to Bellevue Hospital
ALLEGED DRUooiSa AID RoBBMa.
Or Thursday evening, James T. Rowe, residing In
Fiftyeghih street, near Seventh avenue, met young
woman named Ellen landlord a, concert saloon in
Broadway, Amity street, ard subsequently accom-
panied her to saloos No. leroy place kept by one
Adopn cnarey, who're Rowe called for bottle Of wine.
Immediately after parasing OF tho wine Rowe became
unconscious end knew nothing more for several hourv
when he found himself IN the Eighth precinct station
house, minus his gold watch and chain valued at
hundred ana lfty dollars, and esbtynve dollars In
money. Rowe therefore charges Ellen with 1rst drug.
ginR his wine and subsequently rning his pocketsB
Il appears that Rove ieft toe saloon In Leroy place.
and afterwards found tbe sidewalk in q state IL
iasensbiiy and conveyed 10 tho station house. Tho
woman Hanord was arrested by officer Roberts, OF tho
Eighth precinct end the saloon keeper tcs,ncs that he
saw watch in tho prisoners possession which Rowe
ciaime hls. The tmepiece, however, not recov
tEed and The money 10 atm missing Justice Ledwith
committed the prisoner for trial in default Of 81 900 ball
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
The Cspssrs OF tbs Rsaseks.
30 TIE RprrUa ov TIE HERALD.

hsooELyr, l'ov. "a, 1894
Ioossrys 10 ysur paper Of tb,s morning lsser dated
The l4ih inst, from the Havana correspondent of The
Associated Pross" making statements In reference
hands some reply.
win, IN few days, make fun statement ip references
70 the matter, whioh would have done my arrival
here but for serious ndisposon The letter referred 10
he's bses published IN most Of the city papers, which
bcpe WIN 20 ~ the Justice 20 pubish tbh card.
v. a. DREW,
lAsS CSnnAndsr S the Steamship Roanoke.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
oom~.rsIsI IAlsllissncs.


rHn LONDON MONEY nARE.r.
The disoount inarksewas easy, bss there Was fnn
average ds and q bank :. ne reduced rate q eight
ply Ao-ndsnt, ~ IL 7A per cent.
mo demand for gold Tor he Continent was revived
daily occurrence, principally in Loodon.
AEflnoAE sscURrR
The market on Friday was downward, with small Gaee
Illinois Central Railroad At b0H ok discount. United
States fve-twentes ~ ~ 81.
consols ccsed a 81 a sl,s for money.
AkERoAE Srocxs--Eyie Railroad 40 . Al; Dlinoie Gen.
ta, Railroad 81 . " discount
gBE PARIS RouRsE.
PARIS, Nov. la, 1904
The renter close at 05f. 2oc.
TIRE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKnr.
rhe weekly report Of the cotton market was received
by tho horavian NJ Portland ana published the
HERALD
LIVERPOOL BReApsTurys MAsKEr.
The market u generally steady. Richardson Spence
Co.. Bigond Athya co. and others report-Fiouv
nrmer. Wheat firm; red Western rs. ID. So, red
Southern Ts. Cd S. white Southern S. g. per cena
Corn STEADY; mixed ATS. Cd 27s. Cd.
LrvRRYooL PROVISION xARKRr.
wakefield, Nash h Co ;Gordon, Bruce Co. and others
steady. Butter firm. Lard active and advanced ls.
quoted Al ass s2s Talow upward at advance Of Cd.
LIVERPOOL PaoppcB MARKRr.
Aches quiet and steady Sugar upward. C0nee steady
Rice advancing Linseed oil quiet at 34s 36s Rosin
very dull Spirits turpeDsne nrmer al sos. GOA Cod
upward sepdsucy; refined is quoted Al L. Iod 2s
per gallon.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadetus frn Iron quiet at 81 for Yaiis and bare
b1s. Sd for Scotch pig Sugar nrmer st advance OF
I'd. Coffee upward, with an advance Of Sd. . ID. Tea
quiet and steady Rice upward. Tsllow advancing
quoted at zoe. Cd Al. Linseed firm. Linsesd cakes
Hrn Linsced oil firm al t39 per ton. Sperm oil nom
nal Spirits turpent.ne oaoyant ~ 6ls. 3d. 62s. Pc
troeum quiet slo los for erode aud is. ilsd. a.
per gallon for refined.
TAE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. l2--Fvenpg
IA tn. .Aa0 hall .ipAtn a
bales TO spectators and exporters The market buoy
ant, with an advance OF I'D. I'D per ID.
Breadsta1s-The market is steady.
Provisiops.-The market ID duh. Lard Ia Ism Ttlow
steady
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
An English Ambassador Ap-
pointed to Mexico.
DENMARK APPROVES THE PEACE TREATY
The znsurrectionary Movement In
Venetia.
EE&nz Muller 10 be Executed
Nov. II,
AA- 6A, 6A

me steamship Asia, from Liverpool on the 18th, via
ecustown the 18th isst arrived at Halifax at
ssicek yesterday morning She has fifteen passengers
ses Balfs1 and twenty three for Boston.
5hs news is two days later.
Admiral Sir M. stopford Ia dead.
1osd Pelham Clinton IL son Of the late Duke Of New.
sSeiIe young midshpman in tbe navy, been dis.
ssed from the service by court martial for desetion
General Tom Thumb, with his wife and suite, are
giving private receptions 10 the leading people Liver.
posi.
ne probable retirement Of Drouyn Dc Jhuys Sc re-
vtsted by the Paris correspondent London nae
The KiDa Of the Belgans is = vKt 10 the Emperor
Napoleon 81 Compeignc.
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF France Show nu
iserease In cash Of nearly swo and half mnlions.
Tie English Board OF Trade have ordered sn inquiry
jhss the loss OF the steamer Jura.
he steamer Scotia from Now York arrived ai issr-
pool or the morning OF the l2lh inst
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
nR. wisHAEI's
~ DR. wISHARTS
DIR. WTSHAkT'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
PINE TRIBE TAR CORDlAL
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION

DR.. wIsHAKrs
ZEE :|sE $$ss $$ss S$s.$$$$$$!$s Hs$ $$$$
aSsE aSsE Than Than FIFTY FIFTY 1RSSs1sB IRSSs4sD
SSE SSEg SoosssUsFrIos, SossUSFTTos,
81 Dr. Dr. wsHss Fs F EsE ssE T.R T.R
IN THE IHE yEak YEsk lss l,cs
man s::r ;..r: .. i :s,
waua he sa s but wo r b. than ro hSdss
shers Vas mysisIoSs power and .dsency 10 The Pine
ass nc @ n n hs n a man, have sa
good esss; bu. how 70 combine rs medical p,"p.r,es
si. s1: =; 81: :ssa
ss.a P:iss,sa ,ss sss.ss
from the system the corruption which ssrafua breeds
ro% disease 10 hsal,6, properes Of ,hs Isr Cordial
ana
each ns part sa hs usdss ma
power The healing and The s,rengssnng continue &C, in
FISE FfSE 5SHT SSrE TAN FAR e9ER5sI oospist
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sfHsB siisD asB AND BrssDIss SEsEDIss FILES FILES
Thousands have been cured Of tue above diseases when
" hopes Egss
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Ts:,ored health hat hope
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n @ :s.. n. sr:s
al akin sspsesy cured by Or wl.ss. Fl.s
ierna 10 he above cases ss 4 has erssi power ohssS
where come; s''isi fFss sa rss ias SSsps
EilsE ElEE SfEEEE SEEE SfEEs E:E Al s$s$|sE s$s$IIs:
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Out Of ten thousand where has bsen yisd in the
s' %s sss sss Ss.'. :soss :: sssd
N'' '"''-a' ASTHMA AND CoUGH
ASTHMA AND COuUH.
Asthma AND COUGH.
Asthma AND COUGH.
The Pine Tar Cordial gives relief ~
asthma and whcopug cough II often whocp
before half m course A. acts 81 once upsn Tia
phegm and snd elpels hem from the throat, en6
the sufferer 10 relieved In case Of asthma Dr. WI
Dyspepsia pills with the Cordial they have nsvsn
been Known 10 fall 10 cure that disease.
Beware OF counerfes The genuine has the name ~ TIC
proprietor and pine tree blown the bottle AL ether9
ore spurious mutations. Price ei bottle. er ~ psn
DOZEN.
a, fcmbods 50. broadway, and By All respectable
druggists and stofehespera -~
Blore and eles Ne " kor.h Second a1ssa
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
The Aceiden, to she Rnxon,a.

The steamer Ssxona hes gone into her dock q, South
ssp,cD tor repairs Her mails, passengers, Sc., for
EAEburg, transferred to the bavaria. The acc,-
Ssss 70 the saxonas machinery occurred days after
ne left New York She broke her stern box and had 10
~ 70 for I'VE days during heavy gale Her stern pipe
compartment oiled with water but, with the exception
- few bags Of coffee her cargo sustained no damage
- driven mnch out OF her course ~ 10 have
easo within two hundred miles Of Greenland.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

usth Armed bauds bed made dsmsassrAste1s - ySiun
q Vsssons YsoOes were sess - pssgah ~ them.
AAd's,esa details ef the ssse = Iuseasy snsw tnAe
dspporabls damage done OIBoperty " sDd areund
YlorsnsA IL b Believed tAas but few lives were beel
Kns Victor Hnasssl md We Csasvisef axsAaA0sa
ynia % 1nDm.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
.The Aria for Roaton.

HnSfAs " g., Nov, %. 1884.
The rteasbip Asia sailed NJ three O'Clock this after
for Boston, whore she is due Saturday midnight