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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-17

WASN'T PosrED.-A young lady went
into a store few days since, selected her
outfit and gave orders for the articles 10
be semitic her. "Recollect, SAID she 70 tne
accommodating clerk, rats, MICE "aee a:
TsII net crimpers," e. G. An unsophisti-
cated elderly lady from the rural district,
= ho vsitnessed the transaction, lifted her
snec,acles and gazed at the departing
MAS then turning to the proprietor, IN a
tone of the sincerest pity. said poor
thing, she's crazy, amt she I" The smile
at this ives audible,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-17
NEW STORE AND

NEW STORE AND
NEW GOODS
THE subscribers, are now receiving large and
desirable stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of LADIES DRESS GOODS,
VaIenIia Edgimg,
swiss and JncI4oneI Edging,
Inserting and Bands.
Ladies' Cloak, Hats and
SHAWLS, CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
BAGGING AND ROPE,
with large assortment of
| Ladies' Kid q alters,
Morocco and Lasting Gniters,
Gents and Bows
Fine Calf Boots and shoes. Mud Boots
Brogans Trunks Nalis-s, Carpet
Bags CTocKery, &c,,
| which are bought low TOR cash and VIII De soId a
small profits, at curne7 store on
Pearl Street, jackson Mss.
Robinson s. Co.
1wonIa be pleased to see my old friends, and tn
! friends of the late firm Of Robinson Nlnoley q 20
anu JNO, " RO bINSON.
J. \. DANIEL
Il with the firm of Robinsrn Co and would be gla
to see his friends and The patrons OF the late hrm
. 4 hOmas & Daniel o0 "
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STOLEN
eo5 ReVV ere

eo5 ROW GCIo1-
Two Cows and two Calves.
.na yellow spotted, with . oIa1.
ONE wsT eTs splits IL '1 sa
dark bri very heavy r mas upon each runnine
oins She ha ar the oshsr .y w have nc
6a asfsT e caTs neck and head red. Inc
ear marks. 80 IS or The 18th of Nov, from Nm. m
They ~S near walters. BY two white men,
Par ont on the Clinton road - COR the cows an
the or opS any information that wiz is~0
s caVery. al. JOHN BURNS
Jackson, Miss. Dec Il ,dl"f
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an a..iGcinl Tech
notice.!

sn and wife, of idle age Without en nianta.
ana ,Se next year the man as overaeer ana ne
wife to take Of the S me OBJECT Ct the a. good
y; also their desire 10 live IN the south
FRANCIS B. HULL.
ai Telegraph Once
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.,NvAnVLs7A 7oLIdSo

.lNVAnVLS3H 7o4ldVo
West side State Street.
ue,ween Pearl and .Pnsc"EO"'"' ~.
mr. ,,,,aersixned respectfully informs Tue p1O'
that they have opened
'N -:.t Glass Restaurant, -
nd elegantly furnished building al a6 't to
In the above mentioned where they are his and the
furnish the pu IoaTket can afford such as
OYSTERS, uES etc.,
GAME, ,Door,s in the
~ hove also one of the Finest bar NooHiS ~
| ,teS where may be found the pest VI
1 TrS WINES, PORTER, LlQo oA'N
/ ALLo' And cigars
KEssEcKER LARR'
/ Dec l7dlm
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DENTAL NOTICE.

0P KNAPP continues the practice Of bis Pc Pc
40, in eli its bran ches for the present. al MS
o. =, 1ara,ions on the teeth performed in careiu
and skillful manner.
,.a-.ed f-,ra one entire set Ihey-are ntte -
lp - .H 1-;.hnut pain and worn with ease anu
tns and cannot be detected from the natural OF
cans by the most scrntinizing eos
| ;r,nrovemsnt) used whenever desired.
Dec 13diy
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ABRAHAM & SMITH.
FAMILY CROCERS,
MAIN RECT,
Jackson, Miss.

HAVE constantly on hand, and for sale at lowest
prices,
Bakers Flour. Family Flour, Crushed Sugar, Pull
verified and fine brown Sugar Rye Bourbon
anu MonongahaIa " Risky, Soda
Crackers Butter era kers,
Sugar Crackers and
cream ackers,
Old Cataba Brandy Fine Oh sherry,
Fine old Port, inc old Madeira,
Sack Salt. Dairy Salt Champagne,
Ass rted Spices, Syrup Moasses, &c
Oysters, " ine Vinegar, HOLSTERS
Werchester's Sauce assor Candy,
Pepper Sauce Hostetters Bitters,
Catsup, Red Jacket Bitters Cordials,
Assorted Pickles Chewing tobacco,
Lemon Syrup, Smoking Tobacco,
Sardines. Irish Potato es, sc.
Nov sd3m
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Hair Jewe1ry. Of all Kinds MADE
TO Q r d f r,
consisting Of Pins, Ear Rings Necklaces, Vest Chains
Chatelains, Bracelets, Chains, &C.,
IN STORE AT THIS TIME,
Gold Pins, Ear Rings, CHAINS,
Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs,
Vest Hooks Silver Thlmbles,
Swivels, Steel Vest Chains,
Silver Guards, Watch Keys,
Sneck Cases Silver, Steel and
Plated Specks, Steel ana
Shell Eve Glasses, Violin,
Guitar yioIince!lo and Banjo Strings Violin Bridges
M - in # returned froma business trip to New
York where have made arransel - 49, Sol;d
artice of Jewelry, Watches, Cola or sIt'cA -
S;iI,r yare from tea set to salt spoon Pla5eu
casters pitchers walters, cups tea sets spoons 10 m
&c wlll be glad TO receive orders t3 tba hest work
nv line which viii warrant to De OF the 0eS' wa
manship ana of the finest materlaI. ..,, &c plated
| have on hand great many patterns % 80,
Ware of all kinds, Haie Jewery ol k eHIi5 peoToers
an, Great var iey of Clocks, from when cus,o NC,
ay select the variety of patterns oelLg sreateI '
I was ever collected in any store. .;-
/ Having secured the services OF very superior
WATCH MAKER,
a, ~, rrronared to do all work of that kind VIII
| dispatch. Engraving of all kinds done
All Work uaranteed-
| rorons wishing Hair Jewelry made can enclose IN
- h1 Latter and the work viii be done anu ie'.l
| oy f-AP I watches and iewelry to me by express
g Thay viii be repaired and returned TO 'Aem =
| Express .o.r,ux, solicit tie patronage
| WIZ" .r- 90 Jarss son ana the surrounding eountr.
tue hoen doing business in my line mere LOT Lne Ia
ua , g.ars and feel confident that can give Sd
isfacton IN any respect 1A,TES { FAIRFIELD.
| Dec3dtf
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Oflnte, each day has brought it's rail-
way disaster, In the last that occurred
upward of thirty persons were Killed
or rinlured, and, beyond nsensatlOnD
hetlulng In the papers, tho event seems
70 pass almost unnoticed. cit Is differ
ent when the news OF a railway ncci-
dent reaches this country. Then the
papers are full of ridIcule of our ENG
Llsh systom, and speak in cheerful
terms Of our "stupidity" and 'iUno-
rance" tits extraordinary that there
IS not moro than one accident a dny
here. In tho course of the line from
Roohester to Ningnrn, and Ningnra TO
Buffalo, noticed that the rails looked
patchy and broken, the iron lind worn
on IN tinkes, and the edges were chip
ped md broken like a piece OF rock,
The joints OF the rnils were far apart,
ana tho cars jumped over them in a
Mny- which threatened an accident
every moment. AsliLtIe rs possible Is
spent in repairing the permanent way
on American railroads. Tho cars are
20 hideously dirty and disgusting that
u would be hopeless to attempt to COM
Yey fair idea Of their condition 10 any
one who has nottrnYeled in America.
40 wonder that Americans nlwnys
travel by the steamboats, when they
CZn, Notwithstanding that the chances
OF accident or robbery upon them arc
ny no means contemplate.
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received, as also was, in due course, TINT
of October 3. / look forward wifi
pleasure to the fulfillment OF the prom
ise made in the former to visit WASH
ingt9n tho following winter and 70
Give yourself no uneasiness on the
subject mentioned in TINT OF tho I'D.
My note 70 you'll certainly did not ex-
much shocked by the newspaper com
ments upon 1t. Those continents con-
stitute a fair specimen Of what has nc
cursed me through life. have endured
great deal OF ridlcnle without much
mnlicei and have received great deal
OF kindness, not quite free from ridi-
cule. L Rm used to it. ul77l
Yours, truly, A. LINCOLN.
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BETS.
ny CHARLES q. AlrEs

There Is an old woman who lives In hoyel,
Down In the vnle;
ON her uneven henFtll arc t0ngs and n shovel,
And an old pail. f5i
Back in the corner stnnds her worn Jenny,
Curtously wrought;
BY II hhe gets m OCCASIONAL penny,
.s., Spinninga knot.
Two broken chairs and rickety table
Lean To tie wall;
And rhgged old bed, To hide her Just able:
These are her MI.
Only one friend has Old Bets; us her kitten,
Whilo she 6usily itnlttcth mitten,
Dirtlly gray.
Bets goes out early eyory morning,
Bits that WheFe the floclIs are n-IunnIDu
Thorn bushes pull.
Little abe stoOps us she gnthers her treasur,.-
Humpy old cTonei
Little 1t burdens her small Is the measure:
Often there's none.
StenlthTly goes Old Bets to the bushes.
Gathering stIcksn and bits of dry Pushes,
Just fora flTe.
Scant Is the heat, and but little she needs
Little to cook
With pitiful look.
How she has lived through the desola,e win.
To y,.,f .,9 NSSec9Ey Ss knows ,5!,9. ). So,
Nobody goes.
Nov for some funr shouts each boy as he
se'z' n'F won,,s,,,,, ont.
Here comes Old Beta!i and with rudeneS,
And push her about.
Many n dame, in her solitude, finds
Comfort in books
And with spiritual eye, Tlieli InhrInlty blinds,
HeaNenWurd looks,
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Crutohes
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
q. 8. GENIRAL HosPTrAI.

Rheeltng, ". Va, ApTil 9th, ISS6.
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING no
\. Son that have carefully examined the
tiilo0EAS, and for which you nre agent. For
nIhphcity OF construction as well nS tlufniIilI-
X iad Hnd convenience, have never seen any
recommend them To any who nTe mn foTffinofs
enough to need artificial lImhS
very respL your obed't serV't,
JOHN KTRRHR
A. A. Surgeon, u. &. A.. in ciiSIIrv,,
MHEkLtn01 W. Va, April 9Th, iSli
l have cnrEfully examined the ATfidcinl
simple in their constructioi, on po6si ys,nrii
nlhnsnlPt light md very substantially mnIiSs
IheY VIII be quite RR sGrvicenble nS any anil
iISI,i.e ies N ns and on account Of their sim
i cheerfnlly reoommefid them to any VINO
mny need artificial limbs
JOHN FR1ssELL,
A a. Surgeon, u. s.. A
HEBRON, PLEAsANTs CoUSSTY, w. Val ca
September t2, Is65.
MI. Chdrisl BehleT. Wheeling, ". Va,
tIeqr StF:-l have now bccn using the two
hnlf legs OF the IIeErnn make, furnished IN.
you, Ior over two months and Il Affords me
sLent pleasure In sny1ng that they have been
2 great satisfaction TO me I'm that time The
llIlD Il simple In construction, strong and q
HHeIy comiorthble; IN fact lind II lust the
nnlD winch the necessities Of my Cnse Te1uIFp
hope there may be but few who have SGeen
- unfortunate as TO have lUEt both their limhS
- nave, butir any such should he found to
SHSil s.ai. esrecinly and TO nll others whose mis-
Inliy ~ recommed the LeRran limb on account
OF Its strength, simplicity, and general nIlan.
1t'lon 70 Lhe uses for which IL is Intended.
Very truly yours, &c,
sASIUEsI BUM9ARDSER.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES REHLRR, At-f.,
AfoRrOe 81, BET. 3Earket 6 F6liTth.
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Our Richmond Letter.

An Interesting Glance at the PoIIIIcaI
Situation In aud Around the Capital
of Virglnia-.-The West YirIIinIans
formerly in RIchmond.-Whcre are
they now9 ''i'a. fH :
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Wheeling Female College
WIIEELINGs, ID. "A.

WAAEEAaANa1s W. VA
TuIIs INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
i with null collegiate poWers In 1854 nnd
recently renHRnIzed under a new Boani ~
lrectOrSy viii bs opened Us n collegiate instl.
tniS ON the fipst Wednesday In septembel
next The buildings arc now being lilo
TIToughly rentted and newly furnished
IN Inc lilseIallty Of its arrangements, I'm the
OF study, In It's methods OF tulIlon and nov
eminent, aud IN thenbilIfy and eX XperienCss Of
It's BuaTu Of Instruction, the public may reIT
upon It's helng n nrst-clnSS seminary.
Having Ind many years expcFients In con-
Quoting leading EdncatinnaI Installations In
i tIle EiLstern and Middle States, feel assured
thnt Win tho liberal PATRONAGE and the enT-
iitzSt 80 opefntiOn of the citIHniisof Wheeling
and vicinity, the College viii soon be able tS
extend to young ladies' all tho facilities for an
accomplished education TO be found outBid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
y nfiorNiS me the highest satisfaction 10 be
able To announce tho engngpmcflt or n corn,
OF teachers nf distinguished nhility. exDe-
Renee and reputation. - =
Ht nm carly day, having especial references 10
the preparation OF young ladies nor the busi-
a PRgPNIl6ToRY DERARrarEST will he
opened for SuciI Misses as are too young to
enter the collegiate. rH sfIss-T
The Institution win ba conducted upon
FLnteftnnli but not upon denominatIonnl
principles the leading churches OF this yicinI-
EptseoPalIan, being Tepreenfeii In the Fasni-
II EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TuTTIoN-FiEt Preparatory, 50; Second
FfeparatoFS, 81; Flint ColleRigte9 SS Second
Go.legtAte, tg5 Junior, Slpf Senior, SO 90;
Latin, EHnnb, German, or other language, SS
ExPeTtne entail Sciences 81 extra, each; Draw
ing, sET Painting In OH, $40 Pastel, Sl6 Cray
ON, g; Mnslh, on Piano Slhs Use Of insfFTi-
meni, = 5s Vocal Mpsic SO; Fuel, "a and 81
q91rterS 50 cents each quarter .Lf
BOARD-SIS; Fuel md IiRhts s.: wnshinr
$JS Weekly Board, from Monday 10 Frid6y
night, 81 20; Fuel and Lights 81. >
lBills both for tuition and board paynhIe in all
c1tle5 At the commencemento OF the dunrfer-
Sept. 6thi Nov. 18th, Feb, Ist and April 18th.
July %. 1855. - p Prcsidenit- csi len
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EXECUTIVE MANSION.

w ASHINGT0Nt Aug. IL, 1858.
AIy- -Dsdr Sir! Months ago L should
nave nave eacknowledged the receipt of your
DOCKS, and accompanying kind note.
and have to beg your pardon for not
hnYing done so. 80
u ZOE onelof my age ] have seen very
naIe OF tho drumn. The first presant6-
tlon OF Falstaff ever saw WINS yours
mere Inst winter or spring. Perhaps the
pest compliment can pay Is, to say, ms
Itt. tt.ly S1lIli nm very anxious to see It
agtun. Some of ShaIsspeare's lplnys /
have never read, while others 1 have
gone over perhaps ns frequently as nny
unprotessionnl reader. Among the Int
ter are Lenr, Ricard III, Henry VIII.
AaInIet, and especially Macbeth, i
think none equals Macbeth. II q WON
ueriul. unlike you gentlemen OF the
profession, 1 think tho solilo0uy in
Hamlet commencing 40 my offence Is
rink, snrpasses thnt commencing stTo
pe or not to bo." B1tpnfdon this small
attempt Mt criticism. I should like 10
near you pronounce the opening speech
of Richard the Third.
VIII you not soon visit Washington
agalnY III yon do. please cnlI and let
me MAKE your personal acquaintance.
JAMES III. HAcKETT, Esq.
1t was this letter that got into the mn
tS-49 A-AAAAs a4AaAGAHLNY IN MS n0t0 TO
Mr.. Damn, gives the following explnnn-
tion how that happened: al caused Il
to be printed for private distribution.
Among them, cartain conductors of the
Press-p politically antagonistic-obtain.
ing sight of that letter, copied and
animhdSertcd sthereupon. 1 expressed
to Mr.. Lincoln vexation, accompa-
MED with mn explanation; and soon
thereafter received another letter.
whereof youwill find n copy1the fitst
1 have yet made OF it.p
In reply to n noto from Mr.. HaCkett
after this, AIr. Lincoln wrote the follow
ing, which did not get into the papers
atithe timei -
[Private.l vii
ft,f7-t.iJsis EXECUTIVE MANSION. y
y m JVAsHtNGToS, November 2. Islss.
sIdIhes n. Hdekett: III r. =
My DEAR SIR: Yours OF % Oetober % Is
u. 2 p
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w. s. HUTCHINs,
Successor OF
TIERNAN & CARNES.

7Rree doors dbOte tie roruer on National Road.
bridgeport, Ohio.
nEALER. IN FAMILY GROCERIES OF
~ all kinds, frJssh Vegetables, Poultry, frssiI
hntter and Eegs, nlsu, picked Pork, Iiac0II,
sugar nhd Country Cuncd Hams md Shout.
ueis- HAVING mnhC n Permanent arrangement
Win one OF the best mills ia the country, 1
or the iIlz7 = Ht''
PineSt White wheat Family FIOur,
In nll cases warranted to be the best,
= have Olsna very fine assortment OF Cafi-
dies ana notions. a good article or Java Cor
fee tEreen) for IS cents per ID, Eepla-Im
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Mr.. LineoIn's InteIlectunI Tastes 70,
and ApprcciptIon OF the ShaIIsnear,

/. Mr.. Hackett, the actor, being in Chi.
cago filling Encouragement, semitic Mr..
Damn, editor OF the Republican, the cor
respondenee which took place in 1858,
between him CNIr. HI and President
lincoln, part of which got into the
papers Mt the time. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. HnclSett sent to Mr.. Lin
coin his book with n note, to which Mr..
Lincoln returned the following familiar
reply;
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ehect the completion of the southern
end Of the building, will be but econo-
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Mrdital.
SELLERS Cough SYRUP

OhuuHllO UUUuu OlnUl.
IT'S PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
& I 9pI gy & gtESR f9 tss sHlt child
Eucce-s- tsbntRillingl nnl lnfainniatoEyl q or
spiriIuous lngTedienis whatever, u Is not only
applicable 10 the vast majority OF Pulmonary
md bronchial affections, but IL peculiarly
valuable 70 chilITen, RttbClinS great RELIEF in
large number of Certificates rrSSsIVtII fTnn,
year to year, we present the following:
FESm the Rev. T.ti. Lamb, Pastor of
ALEXANDRIA,, Licking Co., Feb. q, 1880,
In January, 1854, l had q severe cough, prr-
mu i5cGslGIliIl 6T two tinye; ana nIshts mn,
Friday morning until Saturday night, took
and TetIrei and slept nil night ySiihHTIf \ ~
ole tnitrTllpti0n fTOBI uDugltiIlO.
7 4 tpok The Sypip aisnin IN the mnFiiinr. and
ETSaGhed E1s,.I twice during the dny without any
Since that time I have Eivcu 1t frequently
70 my chlldTsn and believe that 1t has caseii-
tihiiy TsllevCtl them. Hours, truly,
Recommended particularly 10 CIcrr-y-
msni L2"SeE's and other Public
Professor. Porter lins, without solicitation
given certificate Of the excellence OF this
popular Cough Medicine. II will h0 lnterISt-
Ing 70 stl who Who are ailicted with coughs
E1cHASGH HOTEL, December 10. lS5R
AcsaEa. hifaOEas-1 Having been for aOIne time
past very much nfiIIctOd with n seyeTS fniiI
and almost constant eOnIh and having tried
NaHouS renedlEs, syTuTS, &c, and All 10 no
etlect. was induced by my osiseneLi fFiend
w. Wallace, of this city, to make a trial
OI u r sellers Cough Syrup did ~, and To
ME I!lief. II was With the IpfeatCt4 difIiculty
that lectureIi before my TtsIpeCtivh clnSSSes
but on tnklus spoonful Of the syrup, Just
before entering my lecture room, could EpSTlk
with perfect eiIse during tho evening /
wnnld particularly recommend 1t TO clorgy-
mon; lnwyerS, and other public speaker!
JAMES II. PORTER, Prof. " mathematics
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING. -,..#
CaPltAl,...........-..................a .aIno. .oon.


u rsl-. DIRECTORS:
II: II LogHn, 7. ?. shaIlcroEs, Geo. X. Wheat.
geo. Mendel, John ZoeclCleF, a1TnI Mef1ei!
Ian, g; w. FranzbeIIn, Jas Il. Vance. AleT.
.TNHIs COMPANY HAVING BFRN Duly
mir rates on buildings of MI Kinds neTrhaI-
disc, manufacturing eEtahllshmeiIfS f1fTni
llIes Steamlhllta and eaFgOeE on tho We1ieFn
IlSers and lakes, and also on the lives Of T.sr-
,S1ns cns Iof n teTm Of years. This Gnmpany Of
ieIs superior Inducements 10 faFInRnS JTileTs-
~ III s1ln ne insTIrc.i for tiITRe years at re-
utieed mics This being home InSfItnfIofi.
@ Soiil sstSi ol. some nineiy-fOuT EtnclSholdsTs
Inu5t Ot whom arr aiming oJIF lnst Il1SineSS
men, recommends ifSelf 10 the fEv1rnfie soT,.
their patTpnnge. 49, -
Applications for inl1Yanre win ha ,,,,y,,,,,,I,,
attended 10 by the sFC rptnFy- AsN'-APSS
Ohice. No. McIIirp HOtsa heinz, tI,s So,,,.
iotLletly occup4eLi ty- a dams FxpTpsS 90.
s.Nt,r 80, Nj, ARTHUR, Secretary.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
y. G. ARTHUR, Agant for having nonz,onr
SInce. no. Mcclure House. being the Sar1e
iorInefly occupied by Adams ExprJss 60.
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rE Anna E pIcE1Nspx lectures at nhil-
adelphia, October 8, ON the record ofthe
Democratic party during the rebellion.
Look out for something sharp.
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DIR. T. ]. iKISNER,

TTNEEDERS HIS TI1ANKSTO ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their confl-
denca and patFOnagn, and would Inform his
tftends and tie people generally, that he will,
the coming SeaE 9cSGPX a his I oil 9filSo on g
J. v heallng. w Va, whore lie mny be consult
ed IN references 10 their diEeaRe the TnfIire and
uTneA ana u4der Rll circumstance To tIescIilla
1nu to Rslaife Of the probable rest1t and tluTIi-
ton Of treatment. lfe practices the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild hut eiIectfYe
genfdleai supporting instead of depressing
The Vital Powers The medicines used by
him are PREPARED and put up in his own
ONCE. Besides tho treatment Of Acute Dis
u treatment oi all varieties Of Chronic diERnSe,
That Gcounge or the human fare, Scrofnln In
al its varied fofInst viz: PuFuleut DtscharRes
from the Ear 20 prevalent among children,
PuFulemt OpIhalmia, OZenn, ENLARGED Glnnds
glcatntibnEs CanegrB and all yhTities OF Skin
Diseases, VIII TcceiYe his special attentions
Dieeasea OF the Thrnltl Lung and Heart, Iiiv-
n Complaints, DinTThue1i iDy bentery and Piles,
Diseastl OF the Urinary 0Fnlttl Syphilis. trs
Rheumntis ism md PaFalyFfS, Diseases OF Fe-
males, DyeInenoTThen, EeucoFFhen, PrOlapsllg
Uted, and all GAinful Irregularities and NeF-
fyous Diseases To which they are Enf3ect he
treats successfully The treatment OF CHILL
2 7sDREN wiz recelye tbg gslme attention as here
A.itotnTe. AL consultations and e6nmunIca-
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfnIly an
EweTs9. once hours from ITO Y A. M 70
!An149 o4f..el - lunA
- q lilli ~ PLASTER PARTS. >, .
S0 BBIs .PEAsTER PARIS, BEST quality
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transportation.
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e OFFICE BAIT. & OHTn RAILF0ApCio-
1- WHEELING STATION, NnY & iSsi
DASsESGER TRAINS WILL, iRIrST' nv
~, The following schedule on and aitar Nov.
EXPRESS TRAIN: sFn
VIA 1aays- Returning, leave
fo,iT.I,II at-i ~ ~ nt at0PN.
ITsl IIiT1,IlMtIol 7;.--i iI=1 Wash. I'tn..lnfT a
tIHo'SLILLSNllie. lSy.l AlAFtlnshuTg SlSA A. n ,
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Arrive at ArrIvC al a., "s1S.
BaltimOre.. S.41 iWheplinsI - fs.In q
MAIL TRAIN fiTl
LaRye- Tyst,,,,.t., -
Wheeling at 05lP. n lR1ifimnIrs a itsT esSo, :,
Ilenwood. lnsaA = iyVasII I,SIt,-' - -
MOundsvtIlo-llni INISTfi1Sl,rI,rSIL VI Sso5 :.
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baltimore. 6;45 "a tNVbeeiiEs1 erh =.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of TFnnspoIriiiaiIo1 Ii n
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Senerai Agent, Wheeling.
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= u. 9. Sanitary Commission
Army ami. Navy Claim Agency.
no CHARGE ron sERVICEs.
JAAEEs a1IcHRrsr Arrnt

oglee, S'trszor's Booms, cSftoa Ho,iss.
ETNHE y. g. SANITARY COMMISSIONS.
tnelr mmiliea nom the henVy ex penssst iisIiai-
" " lltlld l1E the lIusecutinn OF such claims
is,S,. thlS Agency, TO collect pen,
ngaltst tho government, tclEh0ia etdJSI's q, -,
It5Lse 81 amy Ind iradtetEl 10 the elniI1tfJitS
the name and post Ofica AddrCss or Inc ci"i,IsS
s.i nc, iie. innlS regiment, scF
count the claim Is mlilb tinfS NJ -
dealti, me Iroper blanks will he fiIlei mi ~
a1,,I,,,,,s ar i n.e and foLwanied 70 the peFson
- y,I5S M sSln then be executed ami
~ s5i!s oliee, where the claim yEili
~ ~ sSIited 70 \ nnnl issue in the sb0rfr-i
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