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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
From Binders Department.

4
NEW YoRK, October 7th = The
Heralds correspondent at Bermu-
de- Hundred, the base Of supplies for
Gen. Buffers army, says that the great
est and most encouraging activity pre-
walls. The Chief Qnartermaster of the
James, Col. Dodge, and his assistants,
are tireless in their efforts to forward
the supplies for the troops, and their sue
cess tends greatly to heigbten the already
elastic spirits of both officers and men.
Yesterday (3d) nothing was done in
relation 10 the advance on Richmond,
for purely military reasons other than to
perfect the detail Of the movement Free
quently there is no news from the ex-
IRENE front proper for the public TO
know The weather, though rainy, ana
the roads muddy, cannot be said now to
be unfavorabIe to the prosecution Of hos
tilities, At all events hostilities will
90 forward.
The Herolds correspondents with the
Fourth corps, under date Of the 4th, says
there has been no change in the military
position hereabonts since my last dis
patch, in the vicinity of Fort Harrison,
or on the right of the Eighteenth corps.
The enemy yet feel very sore and con
tinue skirmishing with our pickets They
seem, however, to have abandoDed the
idea of repossessing this important work,
since their disastrous repulse Of Satur
day, and are throwing up new line Of
works further back This evening their
gunboats in the James opened furious
attack ON FL Harrison, which lasted about
half an hear, but hurt nobody. The
charge on this work on Saturday Is &C
knowledged by the enemy to have been
disastrous in the extreme. Two entire
Divisions were engaged in the effort 10
re-captura the work, but we're repnised
according to rebel accounts, with the
loss of over 300. This statement ia
grossly incorrect. We, captured BOG
prisoners and seven batfle-Aags, while
there are yet remaining on the ground
over which the assault was made, sew
erRl hundred deed bodice
Maj Mplford, United States agent for
the exchange Of prisoners, arrived a.
Deep Bottom this morning On the
steamer New York, with large load o
rebel prisoners for exchange He passed
through our lines this evening to Rich
moud under flag Of truce to arraug,
the exchange with the rebel authorizes
Deserters, to the number Of thirty 0
forty, come into our lines daily.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Ne have opened House 10 the city OF New fofA |
for tbs sale Of
Tobacco and Western Produce,
JLler the name Of
WATTS, CRANE 4 co.
mr.. D. Watts, Of the firm Of wstts, Given a c.
# PadueAh, long familiar with Tobacco, will take
barge Of that department ofonr business, and MI
I. Crane, Of Crane and Brown, Evansville, viii
AXE charge Of the Produce business. 4
may2i WATTS, CRANE q 90.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ Ell II a"
BIG BOOT.
a
Shoe House!!
MORGAN READ & CO.,
No. 63
MAIN STREET,
Have now in store a man.
moth stock of
Boots Shoes
AND
- AT -
That were bought from % to
40 per cent. less than we
could now buy them; and IN
addition to said stock we are
in daily receipt of such goods
as are needed to make our
stock complete in every re-
spect, and we respectfully
solicit every buyer in want
of goods in our line to call
and examine our goods and
prices. We keep
First Glass Goods,
And will sell as low as any
.jobber can sell in the West,
" A word to the wise is suf-
fcient." Will you call ?
! MORGAN, READ & co.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

Cash Assets..-,........S836. 600 90.
H KELLOGG, Pres. ". =. CLARK, Sect'y-
Ia gas eqaita5Is adjustment assd yronsg' Cash re-
posse % loser tie pBK1x ifds D. ,-ezainentlyai
he head o. u PrefsssOas wbiis - sStesiue Yrueit
Zeal, end arstelas bussasss ssss of loet agscass
b 1T ereeiisd By ag sagitr corporation IA he aoT8
fasurancies solicited, sud policies issued and re-
s-ed IN this leading Co porafion, at fair -
J. W. kEKsEF, Resident Agent,
ofses, Marble Hall Buiiding, Main ssrest. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Gates, Matches
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

IN Or ABOUT TIE 10th OF UGUsF. A
" large Bay Horse Is haais high biark nn.Ds
black tsii, has been feundered in the right for
foot, sud inclined 10 hold his head little 10 the
right. supp seq to be fourteen years old.
Any person dndiag said horse, or giving auv
Information that may lead to his recovery wiIl 81
libeSa ~ rewarded. LUCINDA SMITH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
CARD.

The undsrsigosd having sold out his entire stock
Of Ready Aade Clothing, aud Gentlsuens' Fer
Dishing Goods, and retired from the business.
Aerehy expresses bis grateful acknowledgements
80 ais numerous friends and customers tor tbsfr
past Fstronzss 80 iihsFxtly extsEded 20 him, and
would respectfully recou.mend Messrs- Taylor 4
Co., wao have succeeded hirn IN the business, aud
who ara now prepared e furnish to their custom
ers every arrtcIs In fheir 1ines Of this very best
quality, and a. tie nss. s.vorAbls prizes; -
augSo II. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
DLXoNS 4R0lIATTC
BLACKBERRY
CABMIN ALIVE

Is the only safe and sure cure. Il con
tains no opiEa or deleterious drugs, no min
eral or other injurious compounds common
TO remedies generally sold for this class Of
disease. ltissO eflioaeious that Physicians
very generally use il in their practice in
all chronic and dangerous cases.
kes7 Z sc no Cholera mixtures or doubt.
nj compositions, (many Of which under
NINE aud ruin the constitutional when you
san OBTAIN an antailing remedy as simple
ana SAFE rs blackberries themselves.
Ask for ptxoNs BLAcKRERRr CARuuxA-
EvE, and see that the proprietsr's name IL
written on the outside wrapper Of each not
tie Prepared only by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
The Best is tho Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

/. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, nov ~ heretofore, At fair rates
and liberal conditions.
2. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch aud accuracy
3. LOSSES always net With promptnesa and
complete justices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

SrArE or INDIANA, / ).
Habderburrh Connry ss
LOUIS RICHTER, CLERK or TAX VAN
= eerourEh Circuit Court. In and for tie county
Aforesaid do hereby certify o-the Sheriff Of said
eanns hat ofncers ara 10 be elected A. tka nAxt
eneraf Election I'm the Stale Of Indiana1 20 b
held On toe se9ehd TUESDAY in October, 1854, Al
81 different places Of holding elections In said
county, t0-wit:
A Governor Of the stats,
Lieutenant Governor,
A Secretary Of State
Aaaitor Of State,
frrasutersf STATE,
- a Attorney General, s. t..
A Superintendent OF Public Inssrucesos,
A slefk Of the supreme Court
sssI Reporter Of Decisions of Supreme Court.
four JGdgoe Of supreme Court,
Aember Of Congress Tor the First Congress
sionsl DlsssieL h-a reecM
A laags q the Court Of Common Pleas for u.
nistrei Gem posed % eoountes % vanderbursk.
A District Attorney for the said District,
Representative IN tho State Leglslatnrs,
A john REPRESENTATIVE,
4 Clerk Of the Nanderhnrgh Circuit Court
sheriff Of said County OF ysnderburrh.
A Treasurer Of said County OF vanderburxh,
Recorder do DO fat de-
! Coroner Do d. -. do
a County oommissioner for the Second Distris.,
A Assessor for each Township. sf.raH
Witness my hand AID the sal Of said conri, this
us sixth dayof soptvmber, eightsSn haa-
LOUIS RICHTER. CLERK.
/ GEORGE w0IFIas, sHKRIFF OF VAN
j. detbursh toouiy certify that the abovs is =
true espy VI the original ala In my once. this.
tie SIKH day Of September, eighteen hundred sHd
sixty GEORGE WOLFLIN,
sheriff v %.
sens- Times Union. and Demesrat cory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
.Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.

. have very large stock Of the above
Goods am also prepared to make Up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
| have got the best workmen in my en-
ploy in the West, aud warrant all goods
made by me. And as my expenses are
not heavy, can and will sell goods low
er than any other house In the city of
the same kind. All ! ask is for those IN
want Of fine clothing TO call and see
what | have got No trouble to show
goods ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Hard are.

anu Guilty tEd.ACs 1OOSAe
all bought directly from
manufacturers
r. q R g "a - III,
only, with superior facilties
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
WaIdron's Grass & Grain
Soy thes
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes---Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
| Chains---Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
| Screws,
| Gun Trimmings,
| Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting, u
Japanned Ware,
Notions---Large Stock.
| Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer TO deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. Is First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
GROCERIES.
BaconI Baeon!I

DdOVAI DdOOA
0AAn LBS. SHOULDERS, SIDES, AND
@OOO Hans-a choice artiele-for sale by
YICEERY BROS,
SEQ 132 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08

IN FIhE COUNTY.
TIE undivided x Of w II Of " qf, section &
toNn 2, range 10 vest. under which fraet, sEd
~ nan = feet Of the surfacs lies good vein %
coal ten est thick and easy Of access
Also, $50 acres IN the south ast part Of =afa
county sol and aimber good. This tract IL slso
fleis - mineral preducts- Title par.sct. =
aaR1Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-08
Net Assets, July l. 1854,
&3.1OI. .56I!

Z. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
&fAA. after IS years Of severe trial, has
allied the greatest pRblic advantages aBe
success Of the various systems Of Fire Insp-
rance Ia tie country. Is nov better thao
ever prepared for duty.
S. l6,oQo Loss Claims have been settled aud paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
6. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY BY
FIRE. in the United States Averages over
s1o0,0Q daily, Is your property exposed
e and uftproteeted2
2, ARE roc ISSUREBf II not, why not
The cost q triaiEg; the duty b manifest
the reauif may be your escape from rnir
while delay and neglect may involve
you in bankruptcy poverty, cruel d.
appointment.
s. PARTICULAR ATTENTION aud regard Is
given 10 snaall risks as Eeli A. large ones
Able and superior commercial advantages
afforded.
sS- Insurzzcs soIi,Itsd and Policies lssued n
J. ". NEXSEN, "A Ssat,
jas Marble Halt Building, NJ. 9. 2Ialn Il,
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The Rneet ofa Vote.
Prom OhAs, Summers Rauoull Han Speech.

From Chas. Summers FAueuil Hall Speech.
, A vote for Mcclellan will be, first and
foremost vote for slavery at time when
this crime has plunged the country into the
sorrows and waste of war.
It will be vote for the rebellion ct .
moment when the REBEL ion is about to fall.
1t will be q vote for disunion ct amo-
meut when the Union is about to be re-
stored.
But disunion, when once started, cannot
be stopped; 30 that vote for Mcclellan
will be q vote to break this Union in pieces,
and TO set each State spinning in space.
1t will be vote for chronic war among
fellow citizens, which will be ever begin
ming and never ending until the fate Of Mex
leo will be ours.
1t will be . vote for the reputation Of the
national debt, involving the destruction Of
property and the overthrow of business.
It viii be vote for anarchy and chaos
at home. 5fzH
1t will be vote for national dsgrada-
ton abroad. 80
It viii be a vote against civilization it
1t will be . vote for the kipgdOmO of satAr
on earth. -
On the other hand q vote for Abraham
Lincoln will be, first and foremost, yot'
for Freedom, Union and Peace, that polit
Iical trinity under whose guardianship VI
place the republic. 1t will be vote aisI
o fix the influence and good name of on
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county, 90 that It shall become the pride
of history. II will be q vote for ciViliza-
ton ITSELF At home it will secure tram
guilty throughout the whole land, with
freedom Of travel and Of speech, so
that the eloquence Of Wendell Phillips may
be enjoyed ct Richmond aud Charleston as
it is nov enjoyed atNeW York and Boston,
and the designation Of ''bOFder States, now
exclusively applicable to interior States,
will be removed, so that our only "border
Statesp will be on Canada at the North
and Mexico at the South. Doing all this
at home, Il will d0much more abroad, for
Il will secure the triumph Of American in
stitutionB eVeEyWhere. 'a4t
Surely all this is something to vote for.
And you will not hesitate. Forward, then,
in the name Of Freedom, Union and Peace,
Crush heenemy everywhere. Crush him
on the field of battle. Crush him at the
ballot box And may the November elee-
ton be the final peal Of thunder which
shall clear the aky and fill the heavens with
glory.
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RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS J. KISNER WOULD
J respectfully inform the citizens OF Wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located In
this city for the practice OF Medicine upon the -
tiouaI or Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
the PRACTICE OF his profession for number
and has been eminently successful in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases both acute and chronic
Dr. K, a. heretofore, will devote good share 81
his time and attention To the Treatment oth eronic
diseases Of both Bexes such as Consumption and All
varieties Of Lung Diseases an Diseases Of the Throat
Oatarrh, DySpeTSfa, Liver Complaints, -MereuTtA
and Nervous Disoasea Rh edna atIS ScrOfula, every
variety Of Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilepsy TumoF
Wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the ktdngys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Aye
and Bar, 90. Those peculiar to Females, viz In
hammAtory Diseases OF the Uterus, Paintul 1fregu-
IArities Leuoofrhea ProlApsus Uteri, and al her-
Vous Diseases to which they are subject: Diseases
Of Children carefully apt ratlonGly, treated. Ned
Icines mild reliable and agreeable. g 4.
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls sheerfulIy and promptly answered. ---..,. i.
Ez-Oface and residence one door west OF Louis
AblfnE's Hotel, Third street, near Reed kfa1ts
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, w. Va Once hours
from 8 A. NJ to8 P. M -.s.s-sf a.
'N'-- REPERENoEs.
Prof. B. r. Payne, Steubenyiile, Ohio.
Or. W. d. Mc6regor,
Dr. G. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. q. II. CIeAYelAnd, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Or. O. A. MelShimer, Van Vert, ---a
Ie2I.1yd&W ..t $40
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g. SLACK, senator 7th Dist. 80
W. s, DUNBAR, II, u. D. =
JOHN N. M.PHELPHS, Pres. Senate,
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ERANKIIN EuRNAoR, !.

W o. PiTZGERALb Seton Il. Fitzgerald, Vim.
Ls B. Fitzgerald, VIM q. Fitzgerald A. W. lttz-
These gentlemeD formerly resided near Fork
Mountain, Nelson county, Yirgiaia. They Pal8ed
through the hnes, vent TO Belmont county Ohio
worked there for some time; then lett and went 70
Franklin FurnAce, Preston county. WeSt Virginia
where they still remain. They have learned thAt
their families have lAtGly oamA Through the lines
are Gs follows - .-i.f s-+s.-.tE a..z
Matilda Fitzgerald, Judy RtEserala, Layina Fisz,
gerald, Sophia Fitzgerald, SusanAh Fitzgerald 10
IaanthA fitzgerald Eisabeth PilzgerAldi Elisabeth
j oA%P6el, Mary Jane Weaver, and Emily oofty.
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q. !, "a. t NO. 25l.
LAUGHLINS& BUsHFIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
And Doalsnln . h. ss=-s!
PANTs, OLA, DYB-sTURRs, cHEAnoALssE
sRNTIAL oILs, PATENF MEDICINES,
.s PERFUlIEBY, AND DRUGGIsF9
sUNDRRA -, AGSl 30 eco rt
No. 7R MAIN ST r l. Z 4
nm oUHCEs sUI!HATl oUINIEE
ANs g oh1ystal NifFatS silver,
.H % n. Red PfociPitGto5
So sSs sAls " LAUeHL1Ns GBusHHmLn
I0E P0TTND5 01I06FL-
70 s iodidS Potssh. s1-i.s rs3t
20 @ Ohlorate POta1hs
8 Cum Opium, at - - q. lI-
apSO LAUGHLIds BUsHRIELDe.
2 s4aH1ls 3 ! A.4ss9.g5, A41SSs9gs5s s~i
q lr- t1IFiiS 11'i55i',5 I,Srse,1rliuo, Il
apSO s,,-s1 LAUGHLtNs BDHHIIELD'B.
I000 DOZEN oAsToR AID SWIFT Oh
1OUO 100 " Batsman Drop,
ID 100 9odhey'S Cordial.
apSO LAUGaLfNS BUsHRIKLD's.
m BOXES HUMMBRB EssENoB ooRFBB1
.UU 100 kegs Bi Carbonate soda
20 dozen Plantation Blttorss
so HOStsttar's Stomach Bitterl, q
apS0 LAUGHLINS& BUsHRIELDS.
IEn DOZEN HAIR BRUSHES, diG0rOnt styles
0O 100 !: ShOe lE1:he5; h.Pdlo4'
E0 Paint BTuahoI and EaIh TOsll, a.
apsO LAU6HLINS BUsHH1KLDs.
% BOXES oAsIILE soAP, --.-s
I'd 80 WoEks VaTiogltod Soap
SO dozen Glsun's Honey BOaps
$50 q Fancy Toilet Bo1paI 81
apSO LIUGHLMs ! BUsHFIELD'A
on DOZEN AYBR's 0ATHARTL0 PILLS,
~ $50 " MeLalnls Liver Pillgs
$50 q DE-. TOdfs PiIls,
apso LAUaHLIEs &BUsHYIELDs.
100 POUNDS GUN OAMPHOR, rsanod,
4OU $50 81 Gum ArAbio-sortB
1000 Flowers Sulphur,
apSO LAUGHLNB + &BUsHRTELDs.
McGABE, KRAFT &CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
NO. s5 MAIN Sta
WHEELING, WEST VA.
A LARsH AND COMPLETE AssoRflTENF on
oSsRioSlo. TaTnl.Ass Psrsansria-,
Always on hand, which are oasred % the trade at
'0P P1TeRSSsrs R are respectfully invited to ean-
on BOXES oAsTLE SOAP,
ZD Co . OolEat6is Soaps,
50 Dozen Fancy TSlls1 SSls, ISePIP SsP kIPRstsr4ooa e
ssp26 and REED, KRAFT CO.'S.
IN BARRELS ALCOHOL. 0s per cent.
MeOABR, KRAFT 4 CO.'S
sou2S and REHD, KRAFF CO.'S.
400 DOZEN CASTOR ANDsWEEF OIL, '"''
4SS 800 H Bateman's Drops .a-
800" GOdffey's Cordial
800 A'''nsMSi: Moan. ~ KRAFT 4 oo,s
sepQ6 and REED, KRAPF 00!s.
An GASES WIsHART's PINE TKEE TAR OOR-
50 case S Concentrated Lys,
60 HummeIa Essence Coffee,
100 Boxes Garrett sons Scotch snun, a
sep26 and REID, KRAFT CO.'S.
1c OAsEs DRAKR's PLANTATION BIrTERs
~ 50" HOStestsrI sSC@1sh ItssEe' g ooss
seuq6 and REED. KRAFT O0.S
0c DOzRN BATCHRLOR,s HAIR DYE,
70 90 OhTiBtOdorO's Hair Dye, @
MeOABE, KRAFT CO.'S
sep2s and REED, KRAFT Oo.'s.
re DozEN wRIeHF's PILLS
1SS SoISns. sSIS
ssua0 and REED, KRAFT cos.
T1oT1s \. 1IIHs. oUssuzHnnEE
Stein Brothers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
t-
CLOTHING HOUSE
IFashionablo Morohant:'=
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Cor. Main Anronros Sta,
WHEELING. w. va.
H.,,as carried oy.ra7 large stock Of dssIr'-
CLOTHING. GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.,
Prom last Pail and Winter, and also PuTehaIod
largely IN August and July At prices tAr below the
present rates, our customers and the Plb1S Senet'
yied price a. far - thO ESStaFn market VII justify.
Our stock ofClOthlng isVGTy laEBe eld oonpleye'
In piece goods We defy eompetton either In S'Sle'
quality, workmanship o. prices.
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a CARD.

DR r.. n. LEE-PHYHoIAN, SURGEON
u AND AooouoHER- -thapkful for past fayoEs
would respect inform his friends and the pubic
stand, Main street, near tho Suspension Bridge,
where he viii os happy to attend to any business
in his line that may be entrusted care. Night
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Lee is n graduate
of the EoIetio Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
has been yaIsnIly enssgsd N ths PEset1se q % ~ y
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
meut az Ohronio diseases, 70 which he would invite
the speciAi attention Of the aicted. So perfect Il
the GHealing Art Of the present day (as praeticed
by EclecticS that few need despair ofreceiEng per-
Special attention given to diseases OF women and
children. All Communication strictly confidential
Our practice 70 safe certain and prompt, leaving
ercurial faint In the system, but cleansing reno
VAtfnE 6nd streng gthening the general system acting
in unison with Natures unerring laws saI
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OIornbrOok's BuHdingl
EEOpon Tor Students day and evening.
THE purpose Of this institutiOn I! 70 inStE9ot
7ileh Govern Ghe correct trlns1etion OI poeuniary
S1linoS snd In AeeountantshiP andits cOnsOmitAntl
ROOK-KEEPING,
,tygpDed of IT. absurd vorbIagO and ancient pro-
TaoiS on doing business, especially in the United
ststss e the Leading subject OfattSntiOn Its LAWa
which are a. exact, unerEing and tEes goa e1SssR %
I-oT,Il arc lFst made familiar 20 the Studslt, Who
WHO n then conducted through aeolrso OfPEaettea
1orjst- ~ flFiII tfi he thus acquires mastery Of
ne aTt which enables him . aPPly Is with facility
10 any kind Of fbuIinsss.
A WRITING SCHOOL .r
q opon day and evening, attended by both la4ie.
course, good hand-EFitins can pe obtained inA
ARlTHmETIO,
Ard fts SpplIeatinu to ali manner OI
O0uNTIEG-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
rssfvs the attention their primary imPoTta1eO de-
mands. The student will be made acquainted With
tsrding gToatly 70 the abbTUTiAtion Of his work.
Thero 4 open 20 the student also . eOurloOf
~ s1lF BUSINESS SCIENCE
ooruuri-u9 Political EoOnomy, C.AnmsrciaI Law aEa
usAges Finance BaiPS S and y Si1 e. 80 ~, -
methOds Of conducting business successfully aa
in the above subJoetsaro Iutsrpor
cd with uaxims and inenleattOn1 tending 70 tho
foFinSfion Of hlgh character - men and eitt1on8-
he soGTsS o. ~ Z. ~ q aSy Il .bo
O0nGmGreial Colleges while the eEponae % the sLa-
dent Is much less.
LI.H. beEs Leave to refer those 70 whom he 4
unknown % the Ofleers Of the banks IN Whootng
and Bridgeport, and especially % his gtudsnts.
TERMS, &C.
The faII course aboVo indicated, inelading the
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womes one door south Of Kramar's Hotel.
Ladies Wishing to consult the Dr.. N they prefer
can call Mt room No. SO, Grant House. and MS
Lee will take plehsuFo In accompanying thom 70
the once, Can be found At the Grant House AZ
night. - - aang31ed4N-,
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Excelsior Planning Mill

HAyTNa fttsd up my eStabHahmsut With the
tl latest Improved Machinery, an now pre-
o@r1d "a furnish at ny once IN BRIDGEPORT, the
ffsrno that Wns f1rmsFiY oooupled BY Stewart ano
KeoIIne Rough and Worked B0arda5 IlOqEtngs
.f.,5IeS- 3osTis shuttsra MoaldinEs PallnEh, Pan
NJ gfuH Francs, aid Building Materials Generally
M work delivered free % ehaRE8 - the OlsIe-
Iand aud PfttsbuFEh b. R. Depot, and also - the
BSifinors and O6iO and HSnpdold r. =. DepOtsi
tt-oSders promptly attended o:
GEORGE KEKLINE,
IFormerIy Of the aEm Of Stewart Kseline,
BRnaEPoRI, Belmont Co., o. JsS-om'
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WHKK11na, Wrsf VA, Dec. Z

10 all ,pAODI q may CONCERN: We, the under
signed members Of the West Virginia LegtslatuEet
take pleasure In saying that We have known Dr.
Richard II. Lee many years previous % the break"
ing out Of The Rebellion, as successful and eneI'
getIo practitioner OF Medicine Eclectic School
both In KAnANhA county. Ya5 and Gala county
0hIo .