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The New York herald., 1864-09-08
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Mr. 3. Cad waIiader's Despatch.
crY PoIsr, sept. 8, ls6.


A
Some artillery firing the front during tho afternoon
OF yesterday occasioned the most exaggerated
here OF general engagement bel seen the forces under
General Warren and the rebels immed lately opposed TO
him. Lest these might reach you through illegiimate
channels, aud create unonnded approximations and
easness have ascertaned ,ney based wholly on
the movement Of brigade detached from Hancock $
corps and sent around to the extreme e to drive
working party OF the rebels who threatening 10
forthy position thai might have given future trouble
The object attained without much as respecta.
BILE skrmsh, and no fighting worthy OF mention occurred
NJ any point on the line duringShe day or nignt
ExrESsiOr tHE POINT RAILROAD.
MAJOR weniz having the construction OF the extension
the City Point and Petersburg Railroad in charge.
sures US that the whole and half miles will be
completed BY the l0sh inst. Five mlea OF track already
dow aud construction traiDs passing over n.
RrIySoRoxNRNss-RgAIrH ARMY.
Troops continue TO arrive from the North IN cousdera
bic enumbsrs--averagug fully one thousand daily.
The health Of the army remains nulm mpaired aud IL
much better than feared might be some time ago
Light showers Of rain fall almost daily, leaving The 81.
mosphefe cool for the season.
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NAVY. frem California.

San TaANCisco, Sept g. 1854
Arrived ship lnvincibc, Boston. Sailed ship Winged
Arrow, Hong Kong.
The supreme Court has decided that this city must
issue bouds 500 600 aid OF the Central Pacific Rail
road. THIS aid will give the road great impetus.
San Francisco, Sept. o, 1904
The opposition steamboat washoe exploded her boiler
In sacramento river last night Her upper works
shattered and stern blown OIL. one hundred and nfty
passengers were killed and wounded. FIFTY persons
dead or WILSON die. Inc boat was running IT high
rate speed The engineer sad before he died. that
cause OF the explosion was ro,ten ron in the boiler
Teegraphic communication Is open north ~ Tar -
Olympia, the capital Of Washington Territory.
There progress In San Francisco the greatest
industrial exhibition ever held in California.
"a Sailed ship Eagle Wing for Boston.
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STANT0N'S WAR BULLETIN.
She nsnan's Future Movements
i'm Georgia.
No Reports from Grant or
Sheridan.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE DRAFT,
&c, &C., Ac.
Secretary stanton 20 General DIX.

secretary stanton TO oemsfaI DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, Sept TO 80 p. N.
To MAJOR General JoHy A. DIX, New York
This Department is still without any dispatches from
south of Nashville. 1t supposed TO be General Shcr
mans design withdraw his advance columns and give
his army rest In Atlanta and recsabsh himself securely
there and restore his railroad communications, broken
by Wheeler and Forrest baore making further advan
No operations by the armies OF General Grant
General sheridan reported to-day.
The Provost Marshal Generals oflce In busiy EN-.
p'oyed arranging The credits Of the districts
and is ordered to draft without delay for lhe deficiencies
In the districts that not filed their quota be-
ginning with those most In Credits for voun.
teers will be allowed long possible but the advant
age Of filing the armies Immediately requires The draft
to be speedily made the deiautsg dst5i lets. An ap-
pcations for s postponemcnt have therefore
fused.
EDWIN y. STANTON, Secretary or War.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08
Rebel Opinions OF the Chicago Noaina-
tion.

ghe Richmond Ss,nlpel OF September says the
nomination Of Mcclellan is accommodation train. .
THE CHICAGO coSvEaTioS--THg CONSTRUCTION or
TVS pLATFoBM--TaE MoRAL-rHE SOUTH NEVER
HAVING MORE NEED OF viGILAHr LEADERS AND
A CogsCgrPTI0r, ErC.
frrom the Richmond Exam ioer, September 81
As tnere Is least chance or The YankeeeectoD In
November giving that naon Mcclellan for President and
Peudeton for Vice President, IL becomes well worth
while to examine carefully the document which The call
PLATFORM, basis OF the intended policyupf tho demo
cratjc party, In oil their succeeding 20 egoyern
ment Inasmuch we are at with that country,
and the chief controversy between s parties upon tbe
bs . ans % 10 BE- sIS ~ aae 1ss'
nave unhappy, nearer interest in their approaching
election than We should wish TO feel In any Of The
Germs Of TINT people forevermore.
Che platform" prepared with care, IS these docu-
ments usually are u rnay turn out to DO actually the
programme scheme OF the administration OF the enc.
my's country for four years to come and much
concerned 10 forming clear idea u what this document
verbisge apart really means and what II does not meau.
The ht and leading idea s thai the party and ts cand
dates "adherc with answering ddelity 10 the Unionn
which they pronounce be "equaly conducive TO the
undertaking 10 Judge OF what conducss 70 the welfare not
ouly OF the states represented in that convention but
also OF tnose which are now the Confederate
aboitionlss--to ooS upon this a. foreign
land They eanrol live without us. whhou, vs.
tbey say they have no country NJ all Here .
most singular arqor OF stachnsn, which, though upre
o6roca,ed cannot be cooled The studied disdaIn and
repugnanee q ,he beloved 2plcc does sot aoais
orAoAs ip the republican brsssA Hitherto under the
Lincoln reeme, oar sdorers have paid sYur, 70 Us eu.
roughly; they have woced On the Tiger woos his
BRIDE. But Mcclellan and Psndetcn-ss appears from
subsequent part Of ths platform pro ss 70 be lovers Of
mder mood, They propose 10 take hint from the
parable Of tne traveller, tbe North Wind and the sur
This cloak o confederate Independence sahno be bovn
of by the ruJest blasts az Boress On tho contrary the
traveller only wraps u Tho tloesly around him
But the sun after Karoh nexs, In 70 beam With 10
gracious warmth tha. the traveller sSpecsed y
hng mia cloak on upon the roadside, an . soldier. %
q hot march, sometimes fings his overcoat. The
platform declares teat s'immediate efbrn should b
made for cessation ot hsstnitlse.n Thia 10 cate
fully calculated expression. WHY "enortsp Dsmo
well as aboionsts know that the government
Of that nation can bring about cessation Of hoetnies
nj any moment, without any effort a. all, u u only
ceaens upon their part. from hosites upon us, aud
oil hostiltiee the instant Butthe trainers OF
the platform take care to intmsto that this NOT
what they meanthe "cessation of hostilities which
they seek . 70 DO expressly with avew 70 the Viii
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grain OF real sense or . spark Of unsefsh
patriotism Tho reinstatement Of Johnston or the ap-
pontment OF BeanreRard would once restore the conf
dence Of the country and Of the and the genius Of
either would soon prove Shermans advantage TO be
Illusion and an abortion But the confidence either OF
country or the army win scarcely survive contipu
ton OF Hood In command, still ess the reappear
ance OF Bragg II ia easy the path Of wisdom
but II 10 difficult sti to hope anything wise magpau
nous or unseish from the administration
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Our Louisviile Telegv ANS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 8, 1884
OAcia dispatches received at Nashville that
in the late fight before Atlanta the rebels lost three thou
sand killed and wounded and thousand prisoners,
including brgadier general guns and large amour,
Of camp equipage.
he official despatch alluded 70 above that Of Genera al
Sherman already published, relative to the battle of
Jonesboro, where ten guns captured and does
refer TO Socums captures in Atlauta.--[Ep HERALpJ
Our loss trifling.
The rebels retreating IN great haste.
Oficia information from tho front, dated Sunday,
swenty miles below Atlanta represents that Gene.
raj Sherman pushing rapidly southwark OF Atlanta
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S II E r l D A N.
Mr. Charles N. Farreli's Despatch.
CBAMxsTowy, Va, Sept. 3, 1864


ARMY MoynKSra-nxmI DsFyAr
The army moved this morning in pursuit OF The enemy
they having retreated during the previous night The
movements Of the enemy the day previous Indicated that
they were moving from their position smthaeid
ana wore massing Aarnsburg, With view 70 or oss
the Potomac Into Maryland from that point This move.
nent commanded the attention OF General Avsrl who.
with his cavalry division moved 10 meet the enemy He
met the rebels near Bunker Him. when sharp ssirm sh
susued which resulted In the drcomnture Of ,he rebels
apd the capture q tgspy " their army wagoDs apd
numerous nisloEws.
ras xofxxssrs op ,pr xnny.
are epiematlca He has thus far concealed his forces
and lnteniiohs with commandable skin. The probability
ID that the rebch In retreat down the Shenandoah
step necessasd BY tbo scarcity of supplies and the n0ad
OF strong reinforcement for Ccucra Lees army, Tho
valley pesrly stripped efsuppns and str Sup.
porsN ELMER army
Mr. Theodore G. wiison's Despatch.
Rusxnn HnI, Va, Sept. 9, 1864.
We made reconnoissancs Of the enemys pcsltsn yes.
srday a, sssvssson's depot and found Ioaxs divsou
Of cavalry aud DE dvssn Of rsbol infantry In iron, Of
There has only been light skirmishing this morning
OvRfovs THING m 6iosH.--Nr. Elbert Perce has In.
vented artificial representation OF the earth which
Ia worthy the attention OF all interested in tho study Of
the globe. BY this system the attraction OF gravita,on
the rise aud fall Of tides and variety OF other ourous
phenomena are shown bya number Of small magnetic
objects which accompany each globe I, spubsnsd by
J, y. rtQH.a0 Greene sirseh
The New York herald., 1864-09-08
Wheeler's Operations Viewed I'm the

lFrom the Richmond Examiner, Sept. g..
We hear nothing further from Wheeer's movements in
East Tennessee The general opinion here that he
making for Nashville, late BySssoi paper says al
lie about Ms Aapss0 destroyed the srea bridge ouev Ten
ncsses at Loudo. The same paper says he stud
onsly 70 avoid the enemys bridges and lines OF
ncaton and deuoes himssy 70 running about ne country
picking up small lots Of prisoners.
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Narrow Escape Of the ship Constantine
From the Pirate Florida.
Tho Vermont state Election.

BuRfiv0IoH Vt. Sept. I, 1854.
Returns from the state In very slowly, but In
large Union gains. Smiths majority viii un
10 nearly 0Ooa gain OF 900 last year,
his majority 900 Messrs. Woodbridge. Baxter
and Morrill, elected to Congress by overwhelming
n,aorities. The Senate is unanimously republican. Ths
House Will not contain twenty democrats
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city Intelligence.

RAnroAp AccpsSr.--Edwsrd Litsiewood, stcvedore,
was run over by train Of tho Hudson River Rail-
road on Tuesday and severely Injured that his ne
despaired Of.
rus Hxw CurRcu o. Holy rniNrY. The ceremony
OF the laying tho stone OF The Church al
the Holy Trinity abou, be erected Al the corner oy
Madison avenue and Forty. street. WIN place
pany the ceremony. Rev stephen H. ryng, Jr, n. The
rector.
LADIES F,a 10 morrow friday the ladies of Flush
ing l. l., will open fair the Town Hall Of that place.
the proceeds Of which arc be devoted aid OF ths
Soldiers Orphans Home Arrangements have been made
the running OF from Hunters Point nearly evt
bour during the day and evening.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

GrSsHor WOUNDS OTHER FAu,t lyJrnIss. Ine ms
chanea ingenuity which has contrved 10 supply tne -
legs by artificial substitutes acting hmoe.
freely the natural limb, has achieved anosner aIup.
IN The restoration parts OF the face desroyeu ~ 80
shot wounds or other INJURIES Although eug..y .e s ~
much where there Is toss OF substance isa
where the parts have rershsd In a sun sps
tient Ia usually iisfsured FOR IRE. 'nvonnvs skn ~
has happily stsppeo N 70 supply, ~ ,ssma ~
the face what has 80 ee'"y ensu,s" en,uns- rs.
TO the organs OF iocono'iop h1nper CO.
have rcuspIy Dsen bfought unaer cur noucS
~ b,cb the loss OF The sve the nose and otner portcnl
sof tbs face have been so elcvey rsnealsl py Mune
sns ~ a. a. receive any but tire closest inspectioOs
n1s results are due 70 the patient and in
. ~ abors OF professor H. brunswick, OF Catherine
s,.s, The well Eaosa statIary and wax modsuefs
noss nrepara,ons highly esteemed by the surGt
ai nroic sson Having siadisd the Elementary part
ns sr ID the anatom scaoUs OF Paris he has aoorea
hart 10 accomplish the his iavOriie ides OF supplying
nv artificial menps the detcisnces VI surgery, Be.we
nsenous combinations OF gold plates, springs and -
preparations Initiating to the life The human nesn ~
succeeded producing results " the most temsssa02
kind and which enle him TO thc gratitude OF sunessw
humanity,
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the PIRATE FLORIDA.
The Pirate Florida ~. t.TeneTiMe.
WASHINGTON, sept 7, 1854


The steamer Florida arrived here yesterday thirty sx
days from Bermuda. She permitted 70 take In coal
and what provisions she required and sailed at to-
day, gong south. During her stay she received Dono
the courtesss extended to vessels visiting
this port 1t is reported that she here direct from
the coast OF Now England where she took and destroyed
many vessels including a steamer with very vau-
able cargo which the pirates regret they did nos
and send through the blockade Southern port. Is
Is supposed that this steamer the Electric SPARK.
One Of her officers and two OF her crew left the Florida
At Icnerlne
The New York herald., 1864-09-08
NASHVILLE, Sept. 8, 1894.

spEDULATONs IN NASHVILLE.
The battle Loveoys station, Georgia, Is repre-
sented grand success not only tactcay but stra-
logically giving Sherman complete control Of the State
north, and with position and short route TO Macon
believed and argued here that Hood has been forced
TO retreat 10 Macon by way Of the Augusta Railroad and
that his movement to throw force, by way Of
the Augusta Railroad Macon, and thence advance 10
meet Sherman, who, meantime, can make rapid march
TO Macon. and before Hood muster sufficient
force oppose him successfully. No details yet other
than you have had by telegraph through tho War De-
parment have been received 1t s NOT known here what
became Of either wing Of the rebel army which cu
IN two by Sherman. .
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The II arr.

FASHION oOURsR l.. f.--rRorTtfe.
wspSrspAy Sept. 7a-Natch $40 600 two mile heats, IN
harnesa . -.
n Iovett named blk T. Gen Butler. Received forfeit
= NJ Isnrbliu named br, O. Geo. wilkes Paid forfeit
urron COURSE, L. r--TRorTfNG.
wxp~wpAy r. sspt 7sPurss and STAKE t17o nile heats,
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The Condition OF the Florida.


A letter from Liverpool dated August 81, received
this city yesterday, reports conversations hold with
several persons who have been prisoners board tho
privAteer Florida. Tho writer says
These persons all state the tho florida 70
below proper strength, and that with the
cep.ion OF about twelve EDgshmen, the men are for
eigners who cannot speak English. They are very
Indifferent set Of fellows and entirely without discipline.
The decks OF the ship crowded with stores taken
Of captured vessels and she - 10 very dirty state and
out OF repair. The rst mate Of bark burned by tho
Florida, oil Bermuda, informed me that although was
shots took effect out OF twenty that fred vt
the bark. Any vessel OF moderate armament with
properly disciplined, could easily take The pirate
Narrow Escape Of the ship Con ntino
From the Pirate Florida.
The foiovipg is extract Of letter from Captain
Creevsy, of Ship Constantine
LIVERPOOL, August a. 1854.
On the 1st OF August, just about seven +. ~, long
black bark rigged steamer burning English coai came up
fine breeze from westward with siuddiug sails set
both sides and before could get them 10 round tho
ship TO, OF those heavy gulf squalls came up and
hours had very heavy rain. thunder and light
ming, and the sky black night braced up and
hauled due south for twelve hours 10 daylight, and
carried ell the sail could. Next morning l could soc
nothing OF the steamer I have doubt bus what u
seam both Sho took all her sail in before she up
with mo, and l think nothing saved MS but the bad
weather and the darkness Of the night The good ship
Constantine carried heavier OF sai than she
did that night. JAMES n. CREEVEY
tThe Constantine sailed from New York, July 23 1894 ]
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

Hood was completely ignorant Of he dyt Of shermAns
movements. sherman's movements wse compaosly
made with hs whole army, with fifteen days supplies
with the exception Of she Twentieth corps, which had
fallen back 70 the parallel Soadssand passing
around the left flank Of the enemy crossing the Mont
gomery line and fankiug Jonesboro. The roads were
good and weather favorable. everything combining TO
facilitate success.
10 the charge OF the FourtesIsh corps the following
casualties occurred
Colonel Delworth, seriously.
Captain Anderson, Delworth's A. A. g., slightly.
Colonel Grower, Seventeenth New York, severely.
Major Barnett Tenth Michigan, killed.
Captain Knox, Tenth Michigan. killed.
Major Carter, Thirty eighth Indiana, hip.
Captain Jenkins Thirty eighth Indisna thigh.
Captain Perry, Ihirty.eghlh Indiana, mortally
Lieutenant 3. Pierson, Sixty ninth 0ho, killed
Lieutenants BARLEY, Cunningham and Murray, SIXTY
ninth Ohio, wounded.
Eddies regular brigade lost about three hundred,
among whom we're the following
Captains Kellogg, Burrows, and Lieutenant Powell, OF
the Eighteenth United States infantry, wounded.
Lieutenants Kellogg and Mercomaugh, Sixteenth Indiana
wOunued.
Lieu.enants Hovey and Knapp, Fifteenth United Staten
infantry, wounded.
LinoDg's brigade lost about three hundred, among
whom we're
Ca plain Charles Twenty fifth Illinois, killed.
Adjutant Reeves, Ninety. eighth Ohio killed.
MAJOR Green, Seventy eighth Illinois, wounded
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, D b HOHTIA &
- : l33es.l7e.ss!
,zg4fssrh1p #Kahafas4;o

.i,as SURG KON AND ACCOUcH EHs So -
nRR. HLER, Eclectic Physician. Surgeon
)Isnf Acc6uthsr, tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Wheeling and vicinnf -
Lis ;graauatS of tfeS Helbs6c ma MsanA In
stituts Of Cincinnati, and has had many years OK.
perienee in the practice Of his ~ 90.
honestly dose attefittoh % business to merit
share of the public patronage DR., Lee ~ gwen
esnecial attention to, and has been eminently
sful in the treatment Of chronic diseases OF
overy variety, and especiallyof such as Rheuma-
tism and diseases of the eye and ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers Con
stipation. Piles and diseases ofthe Kidneys, Grav
ell &c All those who have, been unsuccessinny
treated for any Of the above diseases would nhu
it to their interest TO consult DR. Lee without de
Law Our prsetice{is safe certain land prompe,
leaving no mercureal faint in the system, ou'
cleansing, lenovating and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with NATURES un''
i ring laws. eos g ysat4- 80 1.t ~ -
WHEELING WEST SVAlDEC. r. 1863
To all whom it may concern; We, the under
signed. members of the West Virgins Legisla-
ture take pleasure in saying that we have knoT ~
DR. Richard H Lee many years previous to the
breaking out of the rebellion, as sueeessf9i ano
energetic practitioner of. medicine loI the Eclec
tic SCHOOL,, both in Kanswha county Virginia anc
in Galla county, Ohio.
g. SLACK,Senator 7th Dist
}..ss e. WS. DUNBAR, d. d. z
Ysss g. JNo. NJ PHELPS, Pres Senate
Office one door south of Kramers Hotel. Mail
s,rset - may26-2m
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STRANGERS

Trust not your lives or health to the Of the many
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute Of
knowledge, name or character; who copy DR.. John
stons ADVERTISEMENTS style themselves in the news
papers, regularly Educated Physicians, incapable OF
Curing they keep you trifng mouth after month ia
king their filthy and poisonous compounds, or as long
as the smallest fee be obtained, and in despair,
leave you with ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
disappointment.
Dr.. Johnston the only Physician advertising.
His credentials diplomas always hang in his Office.
His remedies or treatment unknown to all others,
prepared from life spent in the great hospitals of Eu-
rope the first in t re country and more extensive
Prirats Practice than any other Physician in the
world
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces-
sary requisites to promote oonnubial happiness. In
deed, without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly darkens to- he
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
OF another becomes bligated with our own,
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/ prnoclani III ton ans by the Presid snt
of the United States!
y ANOTHER CALL FOR 100 COZ, =.
\ !. ?, ga -, MORE MEN. roo ala tiiaos
} ia 600 LADIES. AlA

ALSO
lIaqso l5e, 600 LADIES, LAlh
ID sxsmius Che gstoSk 81 elegant Bonnst = sHa Hats
- Ribbons, Artifcia1 Flowers, Etc. Etc,rna5
On Wholesale and Retail. which isjust
opening at the yell k1eE g1 E:sa9lishnsns0t
No. 14I Main street, wheeling West w
The undersigned has just opensdby far the lar
eest and most elegant stock Of ifinming Mitiin
ery, Straw and Fancy goods, together with com
piets assortment Of Notions. ever offered In TINS
market yttgaro.9 Il . q ls..tLg sl-ol,z ~.
scouaintanos in. the Eastern Cities amongst the
iarsest importing houses, enable me to offer supe.
rior INDUCEMENTS to all who faver me with Q call
before purchasing elsewhere. My stock Is large
and wall selected, inferior to none in the West,
and everything which is usually kept in hrst
Glass establishments of this kind, may always %
found at bargains
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, at very low prices:
25OO do Trimming and Mantua 90
400 Boxes Artificial Flowers; some OF the very
| y. .l latest and most improved styles
200 Boxes Rucheus and Tabs, at extremely low
I 'nHa prices. -. 30
500 pieces Gimwpure, Brussels, Valencine'
| Thread, Lace and Edgings.
geo pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgings; some
4 entirely new styles very cheap.
200 pieces Linen and Cotton Laces and Edeing
1900 do Plain black and colered edge Vel
| vet Ribbons, best make imported
100 dozen Bonnets such as English and Swis
straw; also Dunstable, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
Braid at your own prices.
$50 dozen Ladies hair Nets also, Ladies Mo
Isfl dozen Ladies, Misses and Children's Hats
white and coored latest styles will be sold atgrea
bargains A.
best quality
/ A fns stock of 81 shawls
~ A do Gfenadine do ..s,c.,a. ,.a
II A do Grape do q. 'a .,.a
A very large stock of Hosiery
a A do of Ladies and Gents Gloves.
n A. do do Mohair and silk Nit
: Ladies Parssols and sun Umbrellas
Gant's Umbrellas a.t
' Embroidered Linen Collars; Bonnet Silks an
Marcelines of every shade and all prices Ski
: Braid, Mohair and silk embroidery braids, Is
8 dies hair Braids sewing and embroidered SLID
VI Spool cotton Patent thread Dress buttons, Peal
Q shirt buttons Pins and Needles. -oa.
/ ! Also Gents furnis hing goods Hoop skirts tn
: latest best and cheapest in this market Ladie
4 Baimorals, white black and colored Engls
h grapes black, white and colored; French grapes
q Ladies and Gents, Linen Hsndkerchiefs'
do do silk do
And great many articles entirely too nqmerou
to mention, all of which will be sold Wholesai
and Retail at reasonable prices.
To country Merchants and Milliners, ! Woul
call particular attention to examine my stock DC
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am sure they wi
not find as large stock in extent for styles An
chsapness in any ether establishment in this city
Remember the place
M. RHEINSTROM.
. No. l4l Main Street, Wheeling West Va
apl2-f
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

Tho many thousands cured at this institution ye,
after year, and the numerous important Surgical o.
erations performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by Il
reporters of the "Sun,' "Chpper," and many 9th
papers, notices of which have appeared again and aga
before tn public, besides his standing gentlems
of character and responsibility, is sufficient guaral
tee to the afflicted,