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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-17
From the Richmond Times.
The eDrOughi-yVkenI and Tobacco.

The drought in Eastern Virginia, now
of nearly two months duration, threat
ems to have serious consequences. The
wheat crop in this latitude should be
seeded by the 10th of October; but such
has been the condition of the ground,
from the protracted dry weather, that IL
has been found impossible to plow pre-
paratory to seeding, and even should we
be visited by early and copious rains, 1t
will not, we fear, be practicable to get
in more than half a crop before the cold
weather sets in. This will of course, in
some degree depend upon whether the
winter sets in early. There was heavy
frost on Saturday morning and all the
indications are that we are to have an
early winter, and one of unexpected Sc
verify Should our farmers not be able
to seed their land in wheat, renewed
impetus may thereby be given to the
growth of tobacco in the State, as much
of the best wheat land will probably be
planted in tobacco in the spring The
unreliability of the labor of the State is
the only obstacle we can at present see
to such a course. Tobacco is.a very Ger
tain and remunerative crop, but requires
close and persistent attention. Neglect,
which is liable at any time to occur from
the disorganized, unreliable character Of
our labor, would be fatal, but in this, as
regards every other enterprise and un-
dertaking, they must take the chances.
Many objections are urged to the growth
of tobacco, such as exhaustion of the soil,
and ultimate impoverishment of the
country; but even admitting the sound
ness ofthese arguments, tits very clear we
must have some staple in addition to In
dian corn, and if the seasons prevent the
cultivation of wheat, we must fall back
upon the old crop, tobacco.
Among the immediate though lesser
ill-etfects of the drought, are the parch-
ing mp of the meadows and grazing
grounds, causing great scarcity of but
ter and milk, and o6liging the farmers to
begin at once to feed to their stock the
forage which should be reserved for the
winter. In the last four week. butter
has advanced one hundred per cent in
price, and that milk has not kept pace
with it is, we fear, solely because this ar
ticle can be so easily and cbeapIy dilu-
ted
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SANDY HOOK, Oct. l6-l2.3O P. M.-The
yachts Henrietta and Palmer, started at
precisely IL o'clock this noon on their
ocean race The last seen of them from
this point showed that the Palmer was
ahead about about quarter of a mile
The wind was blowing heavy at start.
LONG BRANCH, N. T., Oct. l6.-1P NJ
The yachts, Henrietta and Palmer have
Just passed this point, the Palmer one
minute and quarter ahead.
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Pennsxlranir Election

PIrTsBURG, Oct, 15.-OAiicial returns
of Cambria county give Davis, Demo
crat, 759; Linton, Democrat, s4l. Z, aw-
ford county-Hartranft, Republican,
ABB; Davis, Democrat, 1903. Campbell,
Republican, 4,19l; Linton, Democrat,
1921, Beaver county-Hartranft, 2,242;
Davis, l,4e6; Campbell 1894 Linton
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Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Gold continues
dull. Demand for customs continues
limited and with the moderate supply
coming in the way of payment OF Noyem'
Der coupons the market is kept easy-the
premium tends downward. The price
has ranged at SI,444a1,4 AZ
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Al Charlottesville, Virginia, on Tues
day last, some twelve hundred negroes
of that section of country were assem-.
bled, pursuant to notice to that effect,
to listen to an. address from Captain
Crandon, the Agent Of the Freedmen's
Bureau. The speech which the latter
made TO them was singnlarly judicions
and practical told them to get rid
of the notion at once that the lands
were to be divided among them at Christ
mas, as the Government had never enter.
tanned any such purpose. If they wanted
land. they must 60 to work. save money,
and make the required purchase in a
regular way. They were going TO lave
a hard winter, he said. and the Govern
ment was not going to warm them. As
they were refusing to make labor con-
tracts for the ensuing year, under the
vague notion that some great good was
about to accrue to them, he desired them
to disabuse their minds in this particular
also, and make their contracts and stick
to them. When the contracts was made,
they were to understand that the en-
ployer was entitled to all their labor;
and Captain Crandon advised them to
work out their time fairly, and do every
day good days work. He notified
them that the military would soon be re-
moved, and that they mustth look to
| the white residents for counsel and pro-
| lection. BE did not believe that the lat
| ter had the least desire to oppress them;
and be urged upon the blacks to stay in
the neighborhood where they were, and
to show by their conduct that they were
worthy OF their freedom. General Voris
followed Captain Crandon, and spoke in
/ the same strain
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Iowa Election.

BURLINGToN, Iowa, Oct. 16.-The
chairman of the Republican State Gen
trail COMMITTEES, of Iowa, announces that
the election returns thus far indicate
Gov. Stones majority to be abeut sixteen
thousand. Legislature three fourths Re
publican
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STAY OF ExEcUTroN.-A law has been
proposed in the Tennessee Legislature
providing tor a stay of execution for debt
until the farmers have time to gather
two or three crops.
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Dr, Blackburn.

TORONTO, Oct. 16.-Dr.L Blackburn, Of
Yellow Fever notoriety was admitted to
bail on his own recognizance to appear
when called for until discharged.
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MURDER OF A CLERGYMAS.-Rey. Rob-
ert Castleman, well-known member Of
the Protestant Episcopal church, was
brutally murdered near GastonsN. c., on
Wednesday night last while on his re-
turn alone from visit The perpetra-
tors have not yet been identified, The
deceased was widely known and much
beloved in Virgins.
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The Associated Press and the South
ern States

New YoRK, Oct, 16.-The old relations
Of 1850 and 1861 between the Associated
Press and the Southern States have been
again resun,ed, and there IS now a daily
interchange of northsrn, western and
southern news direct from the Central
Office in this city With every daily journal
in the Z. S. The recent local difficulties
between the papers of New Orleans have
been satisfactorily adjusted, zT
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MAJoR-GENERAL Couch, Democratic
candidate for governor of Massachusetts,,
was received by the United States Ser
vice Club, of Boston, on Tuesday even
ing. Many distinguished officers were
present, and the general addressed the
soldiers assembled, strongly favoring
such organizations.
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"On one occasion the Synod was trying
the Rev Mr.. Huber for having married
the sister of his deceased wife, and Fa-
ther C-was making an able speech
against him. In the midst of his argu-
nent the offending brother appealed to
him to answer if he had not himself, in
Shelby County, united in marriage a
couple within the prohibited degrees
which he was now condemnine. Yes,
said he, I did, and will tell YOU why [,
she was an old gal and I thought it pas
hsr lest chaacei'" So ~
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II y TUAL s6i 3
Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.

Cash Assets, ..- 4l3, ,ooo Geo.
THg Dye1MRee ~ HuuD CeM-
ss.a,fi ssyss fs.i,1 SssssSs 49, ,sssss:r:sy sssss s -
fcfty.fvs CsSts 1ssk vil 1ssup q, Ct =
tie nfs of q nm 80 50.
.: s.:lI'':s:'ss' e: ''sIs M n siEos'
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a YOUNG lady who was perfectly thun
der-struck by hearing Of her friends tn.
gagement, has since been provided with
a lightning rod
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Firemen'. Parade in Philsaslphi .

Firemen's Parade i'm PhiisdeIphia .
: PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-There was in
the line of the Hremen's parade to-day
one hundred and ten hose carriages, 81
steam engines, ii hand engines hook
and ladder companies and 2l ambulances
making o total Of 203 fire apparatus 10
'As A ggEy az 49,
- asSty tygs
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.OUR cook. Who is one Of sweet Erin's

-OUR cook, who is one Of sweet Erin's
Isle, had bean in the country by the
name of Joseph, Not hearing from him
for some time, she got me TO write let
ter for her to him in her name A week
or two attervard she hurried up into my
room and exclaimed: oh, Miss L--,
whan Spgeph got my letter he was dead 2
- -......srx aasFs.a
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9
ti,o3, $50 30
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING. sa
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS: ,
TIL Logan. I. p. Sharlcross, Geo Z. Wheat,
Geo. Mepdel, John ZUckIer. Samuel MsCiA.
Ian. @. ". frapzbeim, jas. n. Vance, Aler.
LaughliD.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BERH
i Only organised, are prepared 70 take risks
af fsir rates on bui1diugsof Ill kands usrcban.
diss. notwithstanding establishmsu4s, furDftarc,
stesmboats and cargoes On the western Myers
and lakes, also on the kvss of psrsons for torn
Of yesrs. This Company e6sfs ssDst3or inGece:
ments 70 fzrmsrs, whsrsby thsy oaa bs tpysred
for thrss years st rsduesd rsess- This bsing
homo institgtion, ceDpesed ef sems atnsfy Our
stockholders, most of Whom are aDeag eur best
business men, rscounwds ttsslf - ths fzvofs.
bls considsrstiop of the insurng public, cad %.
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sttspasd 70 by The seerstary. f.s.e
O6cs. no INsLsrs Ieuss, bsiae shs ssms
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LC; AfHg4 ssasssry'
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GBo. 1fNpx1, vies Rsa1f1esk n F3.7
NC. ARTHUR Assnf for paying psae6ss
oMee. No. / N'Lazs 1ouee, bslnS IL same
formerly occupied sJ Adans 1zyssss Ca.
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Arrival Of Trseps.

- COZ Arrival Of Troops. ..ale' /
: New York, Oct. l6.-The following
steamers have arrived here; Starlight,
from Charleston llth, with troops; North
Star No. z, with 1900 troops Of the 1lth
oolored artillery -
aagIgrMxe 20 SaEA &02gf
: - hsv;&ess tSgs ~
svcaxAr . e aNss
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Petition for Jefferson Davis.

The following memorial TO the Presi-
dent in behalf of Jefferson Davis, was
signed by nearly all the members of the
Alabama State Convention, and forward
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tasf s-efcy aNe a0cf. az .g6T rGS sStzi 10 81
sszsE 81 1Ss s7stz9
90 5TgE ,gQssE9A
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We are daily receiving all the latest styles oil
DRESS GOODS

From New York. We will he most happy 10
sea the ladies' OF Wheeling and the surrounding
country, as We viii be pleased to show our
Goods, az we are positively selling onr Goods al
New York prices.
JACOBS & BROTHER.
sep5.3m 100 Main street, Wheeling w. V.
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To His E1cellency ANdrelr johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States:
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whes,sns Wholesale Market.

Wheeling Wheiesaie Maf
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 10.
FIOUR-Good demand, and prices firm at
w WHEAT-In demand at % l5aa 90. -., 81
OATS-Active at 9Oc.
C0RN-Firm and in steady request at VI Oo
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 Goal g.
SUGARS-Dul and little doing; Porto RICO %
026c.: c. Yellow 60: Crushed Powdered &c
MOLASSES~New Orleans 81 3Oal IS.
SYRUPS-New York 81 90: Baltimore 81 49,
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at 40 149e.
OILS-Firm at % Is tor Lard: 30 for Carbon
" sA T. River 81 50 Table S.
BUTTER-Scarce and In good demand az ~
P0TAToEs-No much doing: prices range
XPPLES-Firm at % 2502 IS.
RGGS-In good demand at 3564cc.
CHEESE-Steady at 2l022c.
IARD-Scarce, and wanted at ls625c.
HAY-s2s930 per ton loose.
SEEDS-Clover sl5; Timothy 81.
FEED-In fair demand at S35d 40 per ton.
BROOMS-Common 50 1894 50; Fancy - ESQ
6 co.
TOBACCO-Dark los is s5ci Spun Roll Csc;
Bright 81 al IS; Common Twist 45c.
S0AP-Cincinnati German TIC; Wheeling do
l5c
CANDLES-Nfould 22c.
GLASS-Good demand. Market Arm; by 10
No ]. IS IS; No. 2, IS 40; by ii to 10 by ~ No
/, se 10; No. 2 s. IS; s by to 10 by IA No. ],
LEATHER-Sole 43a46c. per ID. !; Oak sole
$50 per h.. upper $55654 per doc. calf skins 81
Der ID harness leather 46950o per ID.
WHISKY-Steady; common s2 Is: Bye
8 00d6 90.
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New York Market.
JBy telegraph

NEW YORK, Jan. -.
COTTON-Iregular sand unsettled at slal 2
for middling, better grades are very scarce and
sell for relatively much better price.
FLOUR-State and Western dull and 5ElOc
lower, at 80 900l0 for extra State; $40 950ll O5
for R. II. O., and sll lO6l2 for trade brands.
Market closing heavy,
WHISKY-Excited and decidedly higher,
Western Mt 81 3602 3s closing at inside price.
WHEAT-Dul
CORN-Dul and nominal at II 90 for mixed
Western
OATS-Quiet at 81 O51o1 Tor Western.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Dull, New Orleans at 23i0a6sc.
MOLASSES-Dull
PETR0LEUM-Heavy, AT 50d5ic for crude;
Tic refined in bond and 90 for refined free,
PORK-Irregular and decidedly lower at $40
64i new meas; s3964O for 1884 mess cash and
regular way, closing at $50 81 for cash. S33 5Oe
"a for prime, and S37 5033s for prime mess.
Also 2 500 bbls 1864 mess for January, sellers
and buyers option, $50; 1000 bbls, new mess
for January, February and March, sellers and
buyers option, at s41.
BEEF-Quiet at 2OQ23c for plain mess. and
81 5O924 50 for extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Quiet and nomnally uu.
changed.
GUINEA S-Moderate demand at I7i9lsto
for shoulders; and 992lc for hams
BACON-Sides dull and lower 100 boxes
Cumberland Middles at 2Cc
DRESSED HOGS-Dull at l6fc
LARD-Quiet and lower at 2O923tc,
BUTTER-Quiet and heavy,
CHEESE-Dul and dropping.
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written to the prisoner! This friends
name was Stephen Gra3S: He was
young merchant, and the letter had peen
written for the purpose Of inducing Am
hold to reform. Stephen tried hard to
avoid testifying, for he knew, as did 9th
ers that the fire must have been set with
that identical paper, but he was sum-
moned and he could not deny his own
chirography.
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MANHOOD
M THE VIl.OR OF YOUT III IRE

n STORED IN four weeks by Dr. Records
ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr. IsIcord, (of Paris }
after years Of earnest solc'tatiou. has at length
acceded TO the urgent request Of the American
public, and appointed an Agent in Now York
Tor the sale Of mis- valued and highly priced Is
sence OF Life. This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood 10 the most shattered constitutions, In
four weeks; aud, If used according TO printed IN
structions failure Is impossible. This liie.re
storing remedy should be taken by all about 70
every case, Is certain.
Dr. RicOrds Essence Of Life is sold In Gases
with full instructions for use, At s3, OF four
quantities in one Tor a. and will he sent 10 auy
part, carefully packed, on receipt OF remittance
TO his accredited agent Circular sent free on
receipt OF four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND,
All Broome st., one door west Of Broadway,
New York janl2diy
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

y FANCY DYER AND sCOURER South
Street, near tho B. g. O. r. r. Depot, Wheeling,
w. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and owe
ry description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishmsnt in the Western States. sep20
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SLEEPING CARS
OF NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York 81 Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE
EREIGHTS.


BY this route FGcights of all descriptions can
he forwarded To and from Philadelphia New
York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky, In.
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, by
Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con.
meets at Pttsburg with Steamers, by which
Goods can DO forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan
sas and Red Rivers; and alb Cleveland, Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers to all Ports on the
North Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
pOrtation OF their Freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times as favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
~ BE particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central r. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to or address either of the following Agents
of the Company:
D. \. STEWART, Freight Agent, Plttsburg.
CLARKE & CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburg.
r. ". BROWN & CO., Cincinnati Ohio.
J. f. MOORE, Louisville Ky.
w. NJ. ALTMAN, Evansville, Ind
r. L. SASS, ST. Louis No.
CLARKE, d CO, Chicago, Ill
]. Ii. MCGQLM, Portsmouth, o.
j. NJ. LOVE, Mdysvile, Ky.
HALL & CO.. Marietta, o.
T.. AYRES, Afuskingum River.
w. II. q L. L. LANGLEY, GallipOlis, U.
II. 5. PIERCE 81 co, GAINESVILLE o.
y. ii. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
r. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling A GENT.
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New York Money Market.
by Telegraph

10y IOIO5IHPIIT
NEW YORK, Jan 49,
MONEY-Dull ut 617 per cent, call loans
STERLING-Quiet at 81 O9s31 O94
GOLD-Irregular, unsettled and decidedly
lower, opening at 81 at declining to % 1871, ad
vaneing to 81 l3i and closing at So lOi.
STOCRS-Steady.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-U. 8 Is 81 cou.
p0ns, ut 81 lit o. 8. 6s 20 coupons at q Os.;
o. s. So 1910 coupons at 81 OLE; .. s, 6's year
certificates at 97!c
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DEING, A LIQUID PREPARED

DEING, A LIQUID PREPARED
ID FROM MEDICINAL ROOTS, BIrks and
gums il is perfectly harmless in Every respect,
containing no opium, chlOroiorm OF ether.
Pages of testimony could DO added were il ne.
cessary. We refer only to the certificates Of
nearly one hundred Physicians and Chemists,
which will be found IN the Circular accompany
ing each bottle
Money refunded in all cases when cure il
not effected. This is no quack medicine, but a
genuine and invaluable remedy. Over - UyJ
bottles sold within months. Try IL.
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H ope tore.
R. J. BERRY & CO.,
P. E. ZINN,
SIMON KEIM.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
Brandies, Whiskies. &c, 90 Market Street
Wheeling Va.
would invite tbe special sttentienof city and
country dealers aud the public generally, TO
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. sep9o
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LIVE STOCK

Drovers and Farmers viii find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. CapaciOus
Yards well watered and supplied with every
have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every attention is-paid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where viii be
found every convenience for feeding aud resting
4 choice is offered of the Philadelphia, Now
York and Baltimore Market This will also be
found the shortest quickest and most direct
route for Stock TO New York (yia Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Genl superintendent Altoona, Pa.
L. j.. H0UPT,
49, Gen'l Ticket Agent Philadelphia
IL. II. HOUSTON,
Gent Freight Agent Philadelphia.
iinll.my2i
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WILLIAM KRYTER,

MANUFACTURES OF SHEARS,
INl Knives, Scissors, Cutlery; Sheep Shears,
&C., and dealer in Hardware and Guns No. l63,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va. sep25
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to FrObe ( GrOsSCIOs,)
MANUFACTURERS OF BJGGEEs,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, &c, SC,
No 70 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures to order, ali kinds of work in
to repairing.
~ Second hand Carriages and Bnggies for
sale sep9o
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6. f. FAIRS,

MARBLE WORKER a. sCLLF-
Nl TOR, No. l22 Main Street, Wheeling; Va.
IBaMonumental Work of all kinds made to
order OH short notice. Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture and Designing. sep@3
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PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.

Sold by I. II. Logan s. Co., A. c. Good q Co.
c. W. Graham, and McLain Bros, and by AL the
stores throughout the county, ami by all Drug
gists and stores IN Belmont Jefferson and Co.
Iumbiana countiesin Ohio.
jansen a. MCKEE,
General Agent.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SCMRS. g. zMMERy4T

Nl OF CRACKERS, CAKES BREAD, &c.
No. 162 Market street East side, "a few doors
south of the. Market House, Wheeling, W. va.
janl06m lG5pTgL 1ns lE3l&I 81
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MEDICAL,
G----l863----B.

yr1E RESPECTFULLY lNyITE
w attention to and consideration OF inc !u''fie
IL celebrated and reliable remedy for
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

ITO BE CONTINUED
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons L.
don Graduate nom one Of the most emirg
Colleges IN the United States, and the gre.,,
part Of whose life has been spent in the hosp.,,
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewAst
has effected some OF The most astonishing Cur,
that were ever known many troubled with m
ing In the head and ears when asleep, great ~
ycusness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bl,
fulness with frequent blushing attended scu
times with arrangement VI mind, were Gu,
immediately.
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AGRICULTURAL.

p H. ESSENTIAL q