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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-18
Affairs i'm Georgia and Ten.


LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17.-Chattanooga ad
vices say Lieutenant Cruel, Of the 7th
Kentucky. led a scouting party towards
Lafayette, twenty three miles from here,
on Wednesday, and drove a small squad OF
rebels out of town and pursued Them to
their camp, capturing nine out of eleven.
He afterwards fell in with $50 rebel caval~
nv, and retreated. Some of his prisoners
say Wheeler's whole command, comprising
Morton's, Roddy's aud Jones cavalry, from
eight to ten thousand, are all in the coun
try between Chattanooga and Dalton. The
rebels entered Resaca on Wednesday morn.
ing and took our troops there by surprise.
The rebels thereafter moved upon Dalton
On Friday there was considerable alarm at
Chattanooga, and every abb. bodied man
was put to work on the Notifications.
At last advices General Fitzpatrick, with
his cavalry, was at Dalton.
No apprehension is now felt for the safety
of Chattanooga and Knoxville.
Sherman has over one hundred days ra-
tions at Atlanta. Knoxville has abundance
of provisions to stand . six months siege.
The Government storehouse al Chatta-
noogs is full of provisions, besides large
supplies are also lying on the ground, COW
cred with tarPaulins. General Schofield
was at Chattanooga.
Private advices from a reliable source
say that on Saturday evening Hoods army
was between Dalton and Lafayette, making
for the latter place, With Sherman pressing
him closely.
Prominent men say Hoods last move
places him exactly in the position desired
by Sherman.
There was considerable excitement al
Olarksville, Tenn, in consequence of The
report by scouts That the rebel Gen. Lyon
intends to attack the place. The Govern.
ment employees were armed for the add.
tional defence Of Clarksville.
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New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Posts Wash
ipgton special says the intervie~ with the
Sioux Indians in Minnesota has resulted IN
a demand on the part of the Indians, that
their annuities be paid in gold, aud the
Commissioner will recommend to Congress
a compliance with the request.
The steamer North American takes
1000 troops to tue Army Of the Potomac
to .dav. The lS8th New York leave tomor
row., and the steamer Ashland goes to Bos-
ton to-day to take forward six hundred
more.
WASHINGTON, 1.-THE people of Alexan,
dria, Va, were yesterday thrown into con
sternation by the arrest Of twenty five or
thirty of the most prominent Southern citi.
zens in accordance with late military orders
This morning some of them were placed
prominently upon the platforms of the Ma,
nassas railroad cars as q preven tive
against the firing on the trains by guerillas.
This arrangement is to be continued.
Some Ct the newspapers have erroneous
" represented tnat Poolsville, Nd, was
burned By the rebels, the object of the mas
RAIDERS was plumber. Secretary Fessenden
sometime ago stopped the issue of legal ten
der notes in all forms, and ii is now under
stood that he has determined to stop the
issue of certificates Of Indebtedness, and
that no more warrants payable in certificates
will be signed.
Subscriptions to the 40 loan during the
past week as reported TO the Treasury De,
partmeut amounts to more than ST. 100000
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New YORK, Oct. II.

Avn" AonN =
Ootton-Firmer, with scarcely so much
doing, at ST. 25al &c for middling.
F%lour-State and Western opened Csc
better. but closed dull, at 50 40a9 60 for
extra State, $40 25al0 IS for extra round
hoop Ohio, and $40 80all rs for trade
brands.
Wbisky-Firmer, at 81 76al 764 for
State and Western.
Wheat-Opeped 3a5c better and closed
dull at the improvement. ST. 95a2 %
for Chicago spring, 81 9Ss2 "a for
Milwaukee, Club, So FL for amber Mil
waukee, So l5a2 20 for winter red West
ern.
Rye-Sl SO.
Barley-Firm.
Oorn-Opened lc better, and closed at
81 Sal IS for mixed Western.
o.ts-Quiet and lac better, ct S64aS7c
for Western,
Coffee-Continues dull.
Sugar-Firmer. at l0c for Porto Rico,
and l62al74c for Muscovado.
Molasses- Inactive; no sales.
PetroIeum-Active and decidedly higher,
at 45a47c for crude, 67a6sc for refined, in
bond, aud slas2c refined, free.
Wool-Firn.
Pork-Less active and decidedly lower, at
S4Oa4l for mess, 1913 IS for very inferior
do, s42 50a43 % for new mess, cash,
S42 621a43 for new mess, regular way, $39
for prime, and S42 for prime meas.
Beef-Quiet, at $7al0 for country mess,
Sl3al7 for repacked mess, md ST. 50a
% so for extra mess. Beef hams in mode
rate demand.
Cutmeats-Steady, at l7al84c Tor
SD )ulders, and l8a2lc for hams.
Lard-Firmer and in fair demand, at Fl
a22ac, the latter price an extreme.
Butter-Held at 1a2c higher and quiet,
at 30a37 for Western and 37s46 for State.
Cheese-Firmer end inactive l4a22c.
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From Havana.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Lib
erty brings Havana dates to the 18th.
She brings no information from the peace
pegotistions between Spain and San Do.
ningo.
There is no news from Mexico.
The captain off schooner, arrived on the
10th, reports having been spoken by the
pirate Florida, steering towards Havana.
The non arrival Of the steamer Columbia,
which vas oyer dGe, had caused much un-
easiness.
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Local and State News.

uo,,,cuT.-What a heart break is this
~ moonlight. The young delight in it,
no old grow jealous over it. even tine
a;ns race are peculiarly fascinated with
"..r,,t Such anight, too, as last night,
anouob to put one wild with delight.
w., faII round moon shone deeply down,
I'D ,be iight was almost ass brilliant a. 'he
a"' J,r Beautiful to US was that
"su' to thousands was that
aan,ifnI nigbt-rapturous to the lover
.as tbo bright ray of Luna as she peeped
lsushingIyy into the secrets OF bis social de,
80, But that same noon witnessed
r9,,ont scenes in different places. On
=, s,,,5-rn mountain and in the South
80 vale il lighted up scenes that would
u.La the ,toutest heart quail, Union and
robaI refugees, grouped together, houseless
,,I homeless, saw the light of that same
nan but saw il only to add bitterness to
,ho;y sorrow, and to make their wretched-
...s more visible. On the battle field, too,
,l. red and cleaned that same moonlight,
loon upon the decaying bodies OF thous'
md. # our own uncofined fellow beings,
laid out upon earth's rough surface, with
ont .broud or grave, or friend, or hope, only
death All, that same moon that smiled
..rsosIy down on our joys might blush
.n3 crimson when beholding the wretched-
moss Of Others as good and as deserving as
re. caused, too, by the hardness of our
orn hearts aud our empty love of earthly
.,,r- ysEH g,r#at +
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Probable Fate of the Steamer
Roanoke.

NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-By the steamer
Liberty, from Havana, 18th, We learn that
it was'currently reI orted at that place that
the steamship Roanoke had been captured
by . party Of twenty-five rebels, as that
number we're known to have gone aboard.
Among that number were Lieut.. Brain alias
johnson, who captured the Chesapeake,
and the engineer Of the Harriet Lane, who
it was said would take charge of the Roam
oke's engines.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l7.-Oficial informa
ton has been received here to the effect
that, on the evening of the l4tb, Colonel
Gsusevoort, commanding the 18th New
York cavalry, surprised Mosby's camp. near
Piedmont, Va, and captured all bis artillery
consisting of four guns, caissons, &c, and
also a number of prisoners and horses.
The captured prisoners have been sent to
this city.
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q~uirsf's account Of it, both Of which. Of
course, claim q rebel victory
No new movements in either the Army
of the Potomac or the Army of the James
are reported.
yAtEthe date of the latest accountsD the
rebels we're observed 10 be mas&ius their
:avalry on q left, with the supposed in
tention of making a dash on our forces on
the Weldon railroad.
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SherInan's Communications
Again Open.

CINCINNATI, October 1.-The Cons
mercial's Nashville dispatch says, commu-
nications is again opened with Sherman, he
was at Tilton, nine miles from Dalton, Sat
urday afternoon. Hood left Dalton Satur-
day afternoon, moving in the direction Il
Bridgeport. Sherman commenced march
ing in the same direction close in his rear.
No battle has been fought at last advices
1t is pretty certain Hood has nearly the
whole Of his army with him.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IA number Of
dry goods, clothing and shoe stores, per
haps ten or more, were closed by the mill
tary authorities to day. A guard was
placed over them, and the principals and
clerks were taken into custody, on suspi-
cion of being engaged in selling goods to
blockade runners, appearances on such YES
sells recently captured affording, it is said
a cnuse for such proceedings.
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uACKwELL PARTITION, Esq, viii please take
II tsSe notice that 1 shall on the 9th day Of Novep
Der, 1854, at the Office of F Smith, In the town Of Fair;
mont. West virginia, between the hours Of A II. and
sP- n. ofthat day proceed to take the dispositions Of
Zedoc Jo!if and others, to be read in evidence in q
certain suit in shancery now psndiug in the Crcui,
Court Of Marion, in which l am complainant and you
are defendant, and if from any cause the taking Of
such dispositions be not commenced, or If commenced,
the same be not completed on said day the taking Of
the same will be continued from day to day at the same
ELIZABETH BARTHLON,
octal. 4tv Ger Attorneys, Wilson & Smith.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL Offer q private aIs until Tuesday the lot
day OF November, 1854 The south fourth "a psrt
oflot No. III, With the thres story store room On ths
same, ntuated On Tia east aide sfkaxtst Sauaxs tx -
Second Ward; also the south half Of lot No. ISs, a-
uatea On the go ~ OF Fourth stRssk, 1seonA Ward,
tosether with the elegant and eommodious dsslhne
.hsreon, containing ssxeu roons and q kftensn.
cts the property shove nsnsdis not sold Al Divets
vale bsfore the ht dsy Of November next, I viii a.
that day at 70 o'clock Oder the ARs st public sale e
9col-2v NARY LUKE.
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THE Mcclellan and Pendleton procession
ard meeting advertised ior Thursday next
promises to be a brilliant affair, and will, in
all probability. eclipse anything ever held
nrre. The programme of the procession
appears IN another column.
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-TEsT IRGINIA:-At rulss held In the Clerks
w Office ofthe Circuit Court Of Marion county Tor
the month Of July, 1854:
Robert Moran,
v. In Chanesry.
.Thomas J. Malett.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a decree to sell q
certain tract Of land lying in the county Of 4ariou, on
he vs.er Of White Day, cold by complainant to
Rsrin Maiott, nov dead, to satisfy sJpdmslt IN favor
ed, for s3io, pu.eh ass money 70. said lands !, and j. AZ.
tha, tSs Sofandsnts, Edward Litton, Wsley Travis,
Hnldsh Travis, Milton Malott and Mary Z. Aalott are
nos residents Of this State, II Is ordered that they ap
bear hare WITHIN oas month from due publication Of
this order and do What is necessary 70 protect their m
torest In this suit.
A copy Teste. Ap.Loih, 0ierk.
Wilson & smith, counsel for complainant.
oct2l-w4t
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JUST at the present time there is gres

JUST at the present time there is great
anxiety in this city to hear definite returns
from the elections Of Tuesday last. Many
of our citizens have considerable money
,taked on the result and those holding the
funds, Of course, ann give them up. We
,appose it Is possible that we will be per
nIrrcd to see the official returns before the
Presidential election.
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60 to Booth Hattelle d Co.'S boat store,
corner Monroe aud Water streets, and pros
vide yourself with a can of fresh Chesa-
Peake oysters \ fresh supply received
daily For si'e by the can or half can
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4 SOLDIER from tho army in Western
inglh.a informs us that Mcclellan will
not only receive a heavy vote in his brigade,
but it is confidently expected that be will
carry ltbY a handsome majority.
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Tar river continues to decline. Last
evening there wero seven feet three inches
water. in the channel. Business on the
landing was more btisk. ...
The new tow boat Kanawha, Capt. Jesse
Walton, made her trial trip yesterday,
which was a decided success.
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New YoRK. Oct. IL

NV YORK, UcI II.
The money market was easy, OF seven
per cent. Sterling exchange steady, At los
for specie.
Gold-Irregulsr, unsettled and Ermer,
opening at 22l, advancing at 2224, and
closing at 2l7. D.
Fort Wayne, 100.
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K. Porter & Sous are now selling boots
and shoes at greatly reduced prices. Their
stock i, large and complete, embracing ev
erytLing il the boot and shoe line, and will
be sold at Wholesale or retail. Buyers will
.oasult their interests by giving them q
,ai
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THE MCCLELLAN CLUB ROOM contin ues
70 ne the centre Of attraction. Last night
a large crowd was i'll attendance, and q
number of speeches were made. Those
who wish to spend an evening pleasantly
and proftably, should drop into the Nc
ClelIan and Pcndieton Club Room.
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tHs LxIiE u from the Valley =. rapidly
leaving here for Ohio and Pennsylvania,
"hrrs they will be compelled to seek new
ZONES and friends. e
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NOV SIcFM IN THE VALLEY.--It is
s,i5ed that abosi three inches Of snow fell
It Stras6urg, Va, AMI vicinity last Satur-
DAY rendering ~wa,oning d%ifacult IN the
alley . the Shenandoah.
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HOSE aho desire bargains in boots,
Shoes and CATERS should call upon VIM.
tarnahan, Main street, Centre Wheeling
dis stock is complete, and his prices low,
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TsF WEATHER was pleasant yesterdays
orisht sun and clear sky The streets were
;hTonged with the fashionable and beauti>
ia. The city was alive with people and
business.
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Perfumery, &c.

DOMADES (new styles, HANDKERCHIEF
r EXTRACTs, SCENT BAGS, PUFF BOX
Is. COMBS, BRUSHES. PORTM0NNAIES u
new and large sssortmsnth, Comb Cleaners, aud .
great variety Of Toilet Soaps.
T. II. LOGAN l. co.
oct6 sad LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
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DEAocRATs who may desire strips, bear
lLg the ame of Mcclellan and Penaleton
can be supplied at this Office. Every Me-
CleIlan man should secure one for Thurs.
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New York, Oct. 1.-THE blockade run.
ner Susanna arrived at Havana on the
18th from Galveston with 800 bales of cot.
ton. The Josie sailed for Galveston on the
18th.
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REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. l4l Main Street.
WHEELING, VA.
- o. $50 ~.
M. RHEINSTROM.

Country Merchants and Milliners would do we'll 70
whore, If they want TO buy goods nom thirty 20 forty
per cent. cheaper than they can buy the ssms at any
other store in Wheeling, as 1 ann positively Determined
to close nv business. octIo
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LADIES FURs.

1900 ~Srth Of IAdiss' fun. ene.xAsf 10 aEttsA,
Mini, Frsnoh Sails, water Miak, yieeottheA Oapss
and Collars, also Mum 10 match, which vtn BE- solA
to suit the purchaser, either ~ the set or single
piece, at as low prices as the same goods have been
sold for two years ago. Ladies, call soon a1d sxAn-
your advantage to doso before purchasing ~elsevhers'
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In Chancory

In ChanC0ry.
WI EST vIRdINIA-At rules held in ths Oisrk.s
w oohce Of tbs Circuit Court OF Msrshsll county,
for the month Of August, 1854. y .es =
William Armstrong ~"
Vs. In craSesry,
Margaret Armstrong and others,
The objeetof suit 10 TO recover the sum Of q, 81 tos
from John u Armstrong dec 10 the complainant and 10
With interest and costs; and the dssndand, Nsrearst
Armstrong, Dsvid Armstrong, VIM. Colin Armstrouu.
Mary Laura Armstrong, and kiisabssh Armstrons
not hsying Suffered ther sppearssoa, and it appear
State, it IL ordered that they do appear here vithin
one month ater due publication of fth order and 40
what is necessary TO protect their intsrssts in this sui.
A oopy-Tste.
- HoUsAN RIGGS, Clerk
W. H OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct5-d2kw4t
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eE'r r ss
Al.
sqafF4 uaSzsiY9ghk
GREATLY REDUCED .PRiceSy
Wholesale and Retail.
s ess1F1 - 1aaaf4
.ts-- -t .sg ssIEoi 70 =
. ae.s II b1s Gjs8U spsig7a
The undersigned. having Just returned. iron The
Eastern cities snow pssparsd to sthast bis stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Which. in xsr,sty. elegance and chsapnss cannot be
surpassed by any similar s.tablishmsAt thu sds q
ever brought TO this market, and VIM Sc odsrsd @ the
trade, either Wholesale or retail, 81 greatly redecea
prices. As have made arranssmsnn - sasass A
some other business 81 nsxt spring. my fsek must -
win snpnsra's 2 g" articles; auI
LADIES FURs.
ss i | r ssssS S 8: isa Tsss s1, M ses $780, c.ss::
and Collars, also Mum 10 match, which VIII b seeA
to suit the purchaser. either ~ the set or single
soid 70. two years bag, ago. L.Sis. cal son ssS ..ss-
inc my stock Of furs you Will / An SURE, dad IL 20
your s~dvantass to doso before purchasing slssvhsrs'
LADIEy FUR HOODS.
A large stock ofLadies' Fur Hoods at las, years prices.
LADIES cLoAKs AND sBAwLs.
A full stock Of handsome cloaks aud shawis, which
will b sold very cheap.
w0OLLEN GOODS. II
$50 dozen, such "a Hoods, Of the latest syls, Nubas.
sontass, Breakfast Shswis and Polkas, sons vsry
handsome. 30. er.- e. U.|fn .
RIBBONS.
5000 pieces bonnet, Trimming and NantuA 1tbbsh,
ut very low prices, some Of the very handsonssf
styles and latest Importation. and the entire stock
must be closed out this whites. 30,
To my stock Of o. ir. ir..4
MILLINERY GOODS
/ would call particular attention. 1t 10 lArs<, aud
more complete in all its various branches, than at any
time heretofore offered. ..-.rfg.
Also, q large stock Of
LdOl6S' IulsSes' anu SutluTou's EAott
all Of the latest designs, fmpsris ls, Eugsnias, sanso-
gas, Turbans, &C., &c.
LADIES DRESS CAPS,
MOHAIR GAPS.
SILK MITTS and
HEAD DRESSES.
HOSIERY, ". 20
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS FUR COLLARS,
FUR GLOVES,
LARGE VARIETY OF scARFS.
0HILDREN's PLAIN AND FANCY HOSE
cHILDREN's GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
! BUGLE TRIMMING, az 10
BUGLE ORNAMENTS,
and an endless variety Of Goods, entirely too numer-
Gus TO parh9ulariEe, all Of which will be sold to suit
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

which. in variety, elegance and chsapnss cannot be
surpassed by any similar s.tAblishmsAt thu dds q
the Allegheny Mountains. Ny stock isby az the hrgest
ever broughtto this market, and VIII be ohered 70 the
trnds, either wholesale or retail, Ct greatly redacsA
prices. As I have made arranssmsnh y seneaes A
some other business by next spring. my stock must -
closed out BY that time.
Twin snumera's = Q" articles; AuI
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RIBBONS.

5000 pieces Bonnst, Trimming and NantuA Rtebsn,
ut very low prices, some Of the very handsonsc
styles and latest importation. and the snttrs stecl
must be closed out this wintss. 3d.
To my stock Of ..rt -. tr..
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LADIES' FUR HOODS.
A large stock ofLadles' Fur Hooisa Last years prices
LADIES' CLoAKs AND SHAwLs.
A full stock Of handsome cloaks aud shawis, whiah
will b sold very cheap.
WOOLLEN GOODS.

$50 dozen, such a. Hoods, Of the latest ryls, Nubas.
sontass, Breakfast shswis and Polkas, so@s vsy
handsome. r.r.- e. m.|i. ..t
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.ss9iESE gaSS.lg9g 49,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
,su ls191dAte &s9 -
&sE sgs
Wholesale and Retail.

The undersigned, having just returned frea III
Eastern cities, Z nov pseparsd to ethht his stock o
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For the Benefit Of MillionIls;ll
RECEIVED AT THE GRAND
Dry Goods BAZAAR
ROEMER & CO.
NOS. 81 AND 80 MAIN STREET,
80 il. rsa Centre Wheelinq.

most q .h; .me iItssss anu cnolossr ss.ec'i1n = !
Germany and Italy, together with ell the frs,
class and most substantial fabrics Of America
many of which we have purchased in June Last,
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer msnths, some goods for 80 per lest
than the present regular market price; therefore
We are enabled to sell in large or small quantities
Rholesala or retail. for Cash at 10
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MILLINERY eoops

/ would call particular attention. 1t 10 lArssr, aua
more complete in all its various branches, than at any
time heretofore offered. .-.-t..
Also, q large stock Of
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IoDiWE.

DIR. K. ANDERg & CO.'S IODINE
WATEB.-Iodins water bot6 upon tho Hssrt LiV.
Or, Kidneys, Digestive ORIGINS and alhndulsF Sys-
TEN.
The Euooess which has attended the use Of thih
rsmsdy in private practice ann the endorsement Of
medical authority, eRsbls "a to recommend It 70
TIE practitioner and the iublio, fssliBg confident
thnt With fair trial it viii attest Its excel
Lsaoe In the cure Of Ohr0lis Diseases, which ind
cate Iodine, suoh ss so=ofulE, Bronchitis, Skin
Eruptions, Heart, Liver and Kidney pissasas,
Nervous Affections, Eeuillgis, rheumatism fJs-
pepsia, Debility, Syphilis, 80.
Physicians may rely upon tho uniform strength
Of Iodine Water as contain ng three-quArtsT grain
ure Iodine in each lGid oISos Of pure water,
plvent being used. II Is not Hsblo TO deoOmPosi.
Iot nor spontaneously formed inequalities neither
sfhe iodine oIAdised OF centralized BY combiaa
ION Win any ingredient, rendering this solution
uperior 70 any other mstL ID Of exhibiting Iodine
EuIi directions accompany esOh bottle, tbAt It
nay be used As = fsmlly msdlons As well - BY the
profession
Prize ons dollar Per DOttIe. On receipt OF h7e
d1IArs SIX bottles delivered ee By express to sny
addres5.
Beware Of oounEsrfeits End limitations which un-
priuciplsd dealers sndeRyOr 70 dispose Of on cur
reputation. See oaF reputation and trademark
tths Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon
tie labels and wrappers On each bottle, without
which none Is genuine.
Olrculsr grstis. DR. L. AEDERs co.,
PhFEician and chemists,
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