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The New York herald., 1865-04-22

JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE, NO. sPINEI
street. Catalogue sale q rst class Household Farni
1850 at 10 NJ, at the private residence No e! East
ayenuos comprising general assortment of Household Fur
niturevz Rosewood Suit covered in brocate
wood Pisnoorte Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocloths
%ahog.ny Extension Tables Mar9leop Dressing Bureaus
Crockey and Glass Ware Mirrors and Kitchen Furniture
With which the sale will Sale positive. Terms
cash. Catalogues ready at Office Of the auconeer the
morning Of sale.
A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. 8 PINE
street|saie Of Hotel aud Store Property with "a acres
Thursday April N at IL O'Clock M at the Exchange Sales
Room, Ill Broadway.
This place superior advantages to business
location central the main road ruRning through the
Island railroad depot the door and within three
q mile OF the Lower Bay two Dwellings Storehousc
Blacksmith and Wheelwrights Shop the premises Bills
with further particulars oce of auctonee No. Pine st.
A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. PINE
streetSalc of Household Furniture at No l79 East
broadway on Monday April ~ at 10 o'clock A. NJ. com
p1sng Paror Bedroom Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues
as office oil auctoneer No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

FuRNIsHED COUNTRY COTTAGE OF STONE. FOR 4
Il small family, hours from town IIare m Rail
road IL stable. garden planted fruit
&c position high and healthy For note OF Particulars ad
dress Cottage of T. j. Insec, Engineers Office 10.
Walker street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
IIENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIoNEER. R.-SALESRO0M 81
~ Nassau street, opposite Post onlcc.

MINER A S0MERvILLE will sell at auction this
dey, April ~ at H. O'Clock, nj their saesroom 81 Nassau
Areet for account Of whom may concern an assortment
oy Linen Goods, Table Cloths Napkins Sheets Towels &C.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

FARM OF SIXTY ACRES FOR SALE OR EX
IA change MI ksco, Wc3tchester county we'll adapt
ed for raising stock Apply at West Sixteenth street
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

EOR sALE-oN WEST FORTY FOURTH STREET, NOS.
u2 10 u6 Three four story French attic brown stoue
Dwelng high sto1ps and sub cellars modern improve
mcnts; price $l51D each marble Wing IN halls walnut
staircase, Ac Apply TO %. FOUNTAIN ON premises or O.
A. NISSAN, ~ Pine street. bsscmoaI
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EDWARD scHENcK, AucTIoNEER, ,,,,,,

: at 2I Wcst Fnty Iougth stTeet -
By EDWARD SCHENCk, this day. I'D inst, nj lOi
O'Clock, above, all the handsome Furniture contained II
the house consisting IN part of rosewood anoiore,
wood Paor Suits mahogany do, Brussels Carpet through
out the house Centre Tables Paintings Lace Curtains
hogany and walnut Chamber Furniture Mattresses Bed
ding China, Glass Ware, &c Also the Kitchen Utensils
with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

A FINE HOUSE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
n for SALE in Brooklyn; house Story attic (Mansard
roof, under cellar; all the improvements
heated by steam; built by day work. in good ORDER lot
deep with three story brick stable in For particulars
apply To Il. Il. KELLOGG, l39 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

I1OR sALE-ONE or THOSE BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES
III IN Hanover. place Brooklyn vacant; pos esslof
lean be had ~ day, desired IL Is
srable price low and terms easy will be IL
Immediately Apply 10 AARON STONE 5ls Atlantic street
nrnklNn
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

TIDwARD SCHEECK, AUCTIONEER.-NOTfCE.-T
~ sale Of Mr. Ferrans StDck Is postponed until Wedncs-
day the 10Th inst owing 10 the funeral obsequies of our late
laniented President
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
SALES AT AUCTION.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND-TROTTING.
l. SATURDAY, APRIL z, AT 3O'CLOCK p n.
rurse ana Stake $3.50 r. PMle heats In In harness
r. woodruff names b. &. Ship Timber
D. Phfer names Zenobia, late Empress
u. Phfer names &. a. James Watson
X Ogles names b. g. Gibo
A. Patterson names Hollis Bay Stallion
John Loyett names Kentucky Maid.
J, McMann names Dun Mare.
I. Cregan names e. <.
MT browning names 6. &. Honest Major.
Mr.. borse names g. m. Grace.
JOSEPH CRoCHERoN, Manager.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

A BARGAIN.-FoUR YEARS LEASE FOR SALE:
"A building known No Chatham square, corner of
Ca harine street; Of the best chances in the city.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

LN0R SALE-A FINE FARM At NEW ROCHELLE,
Weschestcr county ~ Y, situated the White Plains
road about half mile from the New Haven Railroad sta
lion. The place known Hollers Farm contains about
u OF ne arabic land, has streams Of water
ming through IL is well stocked with fruit trees and has
dwelling house IT, with barns &c For further particulars
,appy the promises, 10 HENRY WOLFF, New Rochelle
village, or To HENRY w. CLARK Esq, 33 Broadway, New
York city
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

IvOR SALE-PRICE ShgD-h TWO STORY AND BASE
ment House with all modern improvements In Ellis
place. sing sing One OF the plcasantest places the vi
good view of the river must be TO be Appreciated
Immediately For view OF the premises apply
Mrs. j. CLEMENT YOE, on the premises j. W ROBIN
IsON state street Also 10 let gh street pleasantly
situaei Cottage commanding good view Of the river aud
Iaurroundng country rent $50 for the
Sihe year Apply tod W. ROBINSON, Real Estate Agent
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
TDwARD SCHENCK, AUCTfONEER
II HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


BY EDWARD SCHENCk, on Monday, April ~, at 1OI
O'Clock. AZ above all the handsome Furniture contained
house consisting IN part OF mahogany suits, harclo
Pier Glasses, black walnut mahogany Chamber Furn
ture Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocloths, Manel Orna
ments,
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
FINE ARTS.

A PORTION OF WELL KNOWN PRIVATE COL.
~ LECTION of FINE oil PAINTINGS. By the OLD
MASTERS, are now on EXHIBITION, a PRIVATE SALE,
Mt H. H. LEEDS MINERS GALLERIES, NO. g3 LIB.
ERTY STREE,ra few doors west OF Broadway For par
ticulars and prices inquire at their oilce
A SPLENDID PORTRAIT or ANDREW JOHNSON,
~ President Of the United states See this weeks NEW
YORK DISPATCH. For sale by all agents
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nICIIno.Np.


The Republic Is the only paper in
Richmond that can BE- called a Union
pauer, It's principal editor IL Mr.
Hughes, q VlrgInian, once Of the Efdm-
M he ii not only very able writer
but = plain Out.sPOkSn UniORadEOCats.
II seems that an 0Gon h now making
nv ~ rebels 70 crush out the Republic.
No bids defiance 70 thom and tells them
10 take their 'Accursed copper and
damsRing patronage elsewhere" Alto
potber tho Republic IL the best ngwSpa-
per IN Richmond. The friends Of the
Union In Virginia, West Virginia and
elsewhere, must not let the rebels suc-
coed in crushing 1t out. We hope all
those who wish Richmond paper, and
tltero are hundreds Of such in this sec
lion. will remember 70 subscribe for
The Republic. The Immediate cause OF
the crusade against the paper Is Its
support Of the Union candidates at the
late election, and Its colde mpetion Of
ths polIcy 81 electihg men notorious for
their secession proclIvit'es. The rebels
viii I've 10 seo the day, itthey have not
already seen IL, when they will b. only
too glad TO act on tho good advice given
thom by the Republic. Their present
high handed md mutinous course will
Yeeoll upon their own interests. The
present sentiment Of Richmond Is thus
skctched by the Rep''blic'
There Is sentiment inculcated that
a man IA degraded who conducts himself
now a. q citizen OF the Union, and
censes TO feel aud act Ms a citizen OF a
lost and broken-dOWn Confectionery
There Is a sentiment still alive, and ac-
fIFe that u man mIlst oOntlnne to net IN
the spirit Of IN Imaginary allegiance To
a deiunCt COnfcdeFhCyI while offering
0nIy a mock and deCeltfnl homage TO a
yre.t Union, which he has sworn 70
supnOrt and respect. II Is pretended
IbTt tho cOuntry--oYen the North qOun'
trv.-wIll respect an eX7rebel more high
~ for continuing 70 act A. u rebel still
t6nn for disseminating hopeless rcsis-
tanre 10 tho Union, aud returning TO 1t,
M entitled to the homage OF II sincere,
q cordial and manly allegiance. There
n n sentiment abroad that, In every
thing hut the profanity and Jngglery Of
n mise oath, n man II not "a true man
unless he fcmains and asserts himself
still notwithstanding The oath, as
much rebel ~ over, III short, there
NR sentiment In favor Of some eleventh
commandment which shall prohibit a
man from being fitithlNl to his sworn
allegiance, ind shall make TINT homes!
by divine command which every moral
code on earth propounces base.
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81. JosEpn. No, July 3, lee.

Editors IntelligcHeer: ~ "
l notice in your issue Of the 10Th inst,
that the 4th Reg't w. Va. Infantry Vols.
was originally commanded by Colonel,
now nBrigddier General 'Lightburn,
which Is correct, and afterwards by Col.
Vance. The records at the Adjutant
Generals Office, ] think, will show that
/ succeeded Gen. Lightburn IN com.
mand, and my commission Is dated
March, 1863, from which time ! COM
manded tho regiment until July 4, 1865.
Twas in command Of this gallant regi-
mental Haines Bluff, Champion Hills,
Vicksburg, Jackson, TnsCumbia, Mis-
siOnary Ridge, Piedmont, and q great
many skirmlshes. This regiment never
had but two Colonies, Iightburn and
myself. j. L. Vance, who was an ex-
cellent officer and my Lieutenant Colo
mel, never had command Of the Tegi-
mont until WIS honorahly mustered
out Of The service, my term having exc
,pired. would not rob Lieutenant E'Ol-
onel Vance ofnny laurcls gained upon
bloody fields, hut these are flcts.
Very Respectfully,
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TuR most perversG hndthIck headed
of the English cannot now deny that
we have fIoggsd tho rebels. But their
Rnmo s. to deny that our victory has
the Significance or the value which We
attach to 1t, The tory papers profess
to SOC in Il only tho triumph OF cruel
force oter splendid heroism, and appa-
rOntly regard IL rs retrogade move
ment in civilization, The Times might
have been willing enough two years
no II ~ TIM sasll .W6nld ~ lheGha-
iifkkisf, h 5hecoh Wbre fGssl ble bathosf
assumes q mlidsF tote; and b content
with dilyInfhg that ont tEinIlph y not
one Of Democracy over iseraayy bnt
AZ cenlTalisatio ion oyer State soyereign-
IL. 1tsIangpage q as follows:
aIt d not Democracy that has van
QuIshed AristocTRcy, but Federalism
that has triumphed over State s0ve-
reiPnty, and established the SubOrlina-
ton OF all other constitutional rights to
thoseof the central power. The result
must be the reconstruction Of the Ame-
rIcan Union, and Il Is difficult to believe
that any future secession can be more
formidable than that organized by jeff
OrSOu Davis. The Federal tic will pro-
badly be strengthened, and the Ameri-
can people may gradually become one
and indivisible, but 1t remains to DO
shown whether that unitycan be recon-
Clled in practice with the principles laid
down In the Declaration of Independ-
Cnce."
Now, what We Americans assert IS
that inn certain and in an emphatic
sense Democracy has in this war van
Quished AristoCrRcy, The battle was
between FREQ and willing people, on
the one hand, sustaining the good old
republican government, and people,
on the otherhand, dragOoned and duped
into the war by designing and wicked
mon, who wished 10 establish govern
ment whose corner stone was slavery,
u thoroughly undemoCratiC institution.
Tyranny OF the white man over tho
blacE man was the very spirit and aim
of the rebels. The perpetpatiOn of u
government granting equal rights toall
men was thOobject of the war, certainly
during the last year and half The
friends Of equal rights, tho democats,
in this LOFTY Nnajust sense Of the term,
conquered. Their triumph was em-
phAtically the conquest of an Arlstocra-
cy by Democracy! We mean that tho
world shall so regard it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

STEERS s&SInUIb 6i WINR.-Dr.
Harris, of the New Stf Hospital,
"tinds u an excellent toni anl gentle
stimulant, preferable q. the o61imer.
dial mort and other win y "a e ITIl-
InOnds It especially for ladics.n Or.
Parish, Of Philadelphia, "Pronouces 4
TO be purely unadulteFated juice Of
the grape, possessing much medicinal
virtue, and uses It for Its purity, fine
flavor, medicinal properties, and nom
intoxicative qualities, &c.
aug4-d&wlt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04

From THE LAND OF SUNRISE, far off
Asia, come the aromatic roots, Of which
Fragrant SOzoDON'r Is composed. In
this preparation tho chemistry efthe
toilet has achieved Its most remarkable
triumph. Pnre, unsullied teeth, and
agreeable breath, and absolute exenlp-
ton from all diseases that effect the
gums, are the results OF a daily applica-
ton Of the SozoDoNT. aug5-3teod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04


SOME North Carolinians in New York
sent n dispatch to Governor Holden
asking him II there was any truth in
the statements made by the Raleigh
Progress In regard to the defiant atti-
tude Of the secession sentiment there.
The Governor makes answer as follows,
unaer date Of July 80:
In reply to your despatch ] have to
state thai the grent body Of tho people
Of this State hre loyal and submissive
to national authority; that l do not
ipprehend that Union men will be
hanged or punished that If all the
troops should be withdrawn and we
should not have nm efficient local police
guard, there might ndprObably would
f0 disturbances In some localities; but
upon the whole, there Is no ground for
npprehendlng that emigrnnts will In
VolYe themselves in civil strife by COM
ing to North Carolina. Let them come,
with eonfldenceil In thefnttife. Our peO-
pie generally will be glad to zee them.
This Is encouraging, butts very DIFF
ferent In tone from wlIat we read in
manyofthej journals published in North
Carolina. We sincerely hope that the
Governors diagnosis Ofthe state Of af-
fairs is correct, and that the rebel ele-
nent has really undergone change OF
heart. -.'.s tI.sit
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aaiaffIlanruns.
The Greatest Mldielns d the "a

The Greatest sdicile Of the Age!
KRkFFSa NLRRHTl CONP0DNDI
" Una 81 80 a Ola,I On
nI3fREI 4. DYS lITi III, = u1AA IA-
~ MIR ClAlPlaAlNI1
A,5,T 49, ~ 81 4 4 l1o, NJ,
eids1i5 5 z CAGkgf 81 DIT q CainaaiE
SSSnr PROpRrEroRs OF THIS TRULY
T1hle Medicine, now ounE u 70 the
i1hiicw Mil flll knoWledgs q Is sppeytor
~ II D., faedy Of NE eliAFaetef ever
5fS ~ Foi1eed u haG tyefp plp' win the
- lEiocsll u tAOtl % lltre
n iS,SryhnS AZ years standing, have bosu
y ~ nv ne bSe OF mo b0lieE ms TGintiy
~ Nr,:r EIilSd IN a JtaDls tAEluaee, FloIe the
Si-,"-S rs bafle4 the tlliIl d even t4e most
SFliIFIii nhyStclaIfSi WI " LII ~ -,
KP1Tfl8 DIAKiIHdlA' COAPO1Hp -, 49,, ~
in use for npipoes o. yS, "a p aI ME- ~
t,6n. ma b prepared With the greatest Cau-
'I Fy eIS traveller ihoold have bottle Of the
DfARKH1.A CoAPOuSp:
FvFTT soldier viii md Il invaluable.
10 Family should be without u;
no not hesitate 70 try KRAFTS ptARRHuA
CmfPoUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death.
WHEELEE6, April Eth, ISt@
Ne1rs. MCCARr, KRAFT 4 Co, GCItIeRsi:-
HavinG used KIM e Dt1Thg9 Con! pound, tor
deeiiiy fiicted i6r almost one month, an aiAf
TeSIsItisS tired hnFiIg Gniledi md nnding Il not
oniV 4 FJreiF7it Ftlief but permanent elTe, l
tale pleasure IN accommodating y TO the y:
vorS6lO notice ofall whoInay be 1liEs atliiCtsd
Chaplain 18Th W, Va. InhntIy.
MOUNnsvII.LE, MarShall Co, ~, Va,
Me1ETs. McCAHE, KRAFT 4 Co, GGliis1,lsIl::
Lad SUMMER, being In EHshvlllo, Tenn,
WIS attacked with severe DiaErhna. lled
ia remedies Of several physicians, hut Rtth-
ont any effect. was advised by my friends
n come home WINS completely broken
down and pFnstnted. Upon arriving At home'
Was advised t6try Kraftg DiA1iida Com.
pound. One boitlr n u cO!,pl SlFet ne dr.
eISs and TsfiOred mn health. am glad TO no
commend this valuable medicine TO all Af-
AICteaI with this terrible dheaSe.
YouH truly, ANpREw E.4pNARnS.
MesSrs. McCAlE, KRAFT s Coz GcPtle1Hc1i'
Last summer WIS attacked with very
severe DlarThQa, nom which / suffered for
some three weeks I tried various remedies,
but wins unable 10 check the dlReNNe. lat last
procukttl bottle Of "Knfts DlarrhnA Com.
bound" One bottle entirely cured he diSrtlsc,
nllu f6sitDfSN Ill6 VI my lHsuul ,Ale'AtHs N+ap
pleasure In recOmmendlDg this valuable med
IcIne, MS have proved It's virtues In my own
OaSP, and seen Il tried by OtheB Wlth the same
goni results, Il. II. ADDISON,
Formerly Master Machinist b. so. R,R,
Wheeling, w. Va,
McCABE, KRAFT& CO., Wholesale Drug
pIsts, wheeling, ". Nn., Solo PTOpTietoFs, To
WHOM all orders should he H1lTe.Ned.
For sale In bridgeport by WEST 4 MITCH
ELL. ~ N.. 30
mnyl8-Gm 81 ha. neiIlt1sL III
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The Merchants National
Bank Of West Virginia,
TRRASuRY OF RIM UNTFEp sEArES !
DIyis1S .,. @ ~ S4 1,SS Al h ila

ft TRRABuBY % EIIH uNITEp 6rAfEAl
DTVfHiON OF NATIONAL HARES,
Washington, InhO 2th, lbdA
TT IL HEREBY CERTIFIEDTHAT"T THE
WeRehRntR' National Rank Of West
ViEFinla, Rt Wh0ellnG,W, Va, bank,
ing n ISOLATION Organized under tle act TO
pF6Vide 4 National Currency, S6cpTNd by. =
5biSigS az d, 81 BoulaS, and TO provide tof the
eir1ilafIOn and redemption thefooi, hpptoH-
III jnne s. 1884 having complied with the No
On TSn1enlI al SCStlon Is % said act and with
he reEplatIOnS Of this department Enhie 10
III ~ 4 depoSltnFy Of Public inonsylI OGcppt
ree0lrSta nom Customs, and by virtue Of such
jeSiEnNtiOn win also Nc employed asa Ftnan'
cini A gent Of the Government
S'i TatSSe5I n Il. SPINNER,
S1Is-GOi TVNnpr us.
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UTANTEp > STU ATloE,-7A YOUNG
et,od hhfiis, WGnts The pCiEition 81 salesman,
tTNyellnR aioiIt OF "a clark, Win good NJ.
nv and honorable 6ualnG5. The subscriber
hSt ore ih0nSand dollAH % lend his employ.
Or, II deEirld. Addgell, one week, j. W. s.,
hnE ~ Whhallng. Va Angi.lWe
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TO MVALID SOLDTERSl
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches,
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES, ~"

U1eclinl, w. Va, HpTi 18th, lalL
II TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING "
YOU that l have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs mHnufactured ny Llso N w
simplicity Of construction ~ well ns .dufHbili'
" and convenience, llliayc never sen any
thing to equal them, and therefore Q ieeftully
recommend them tOnny who Rre unfortunate
enough 10 need artificial limbs,
Very reSp't, your 0bed' Z seFyt;
A. A. Surgeon, u. s.. A., Ia charge.
WTIERLINO, W. Va, April 9Th, 1855.
/ have carefully examined HE Artificial
Legs OF LEONARD LEGR.NN, and md them
simple in their construction, Of good wntlSi
mAnship, light aud very substantially made
ThOy Will he quite Us seTviceahle a. any hfb'
felalle in use, and on nce9nnt Of TIER sim
Il cheeFitlly recommend them to any who
4 -. john FRIsSELE,
A. A. Surgeon, y, = a
WHEELING, ". Va, April 2Sth, 1875, z,
4 The Artificial lei Stiafpa i1f ~ y, ~.
BEiIii.l, Atlut g vi - ~ lpl'
lowing adVantnt Hllll lilnt " W stitet gles
strength 81 material md economy u price.
+ Respectfully, ~ raw. Hl11E;tE,
I Surgeon Board Of Enrol ment.
Il atIOrlE noe pleasure 10 state that LION
ARD LRGRAN, c1rper Of Elst Commons, Ale
ThGny, has ftiFili me With IN artificial leg,
TINT can Clte wen, after 0nB weeks using. ]
Cheerfnlly recommend 70 an who are unfOr-
innate toneed one 70 dye him z call
sprihgdale Allegheny Co., Ra.
For further particulars call on or address
* CHARLES BEHBER, Agt.,
N Monroe 81, bet liarEt & FSurtlt.
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OUR Western exchanges received
yesterday represent the crops in nors
hopeful aspect. The Feporrs Of diaa1-
tsru in consequences Il the heavy raj
are found 70 he greatly xaggernls
and he EoeukEenee Of Gne v qtioF Witl
probably secure ! tolsEabIyfaiI, though
not m hysrage crop. Ths backward
spring elisaod damage to WHEAT that
no amount Of sunshine and rain could
remedy. with fair weather, there will
undoubtsdly-be an abundant supply Of
corn. 1t appears that in Southern NIL
nois the winter wheat was substantially
secured before the wet weather set In.
In Northern Illinois tho grain was &C
tually cut while It was raining. The
crops in, other States VIII probably fol.
low this iSothermal line. In the North
western sta,es the supply Of wheat will
be only fair, while farther South It will
equal full average.
The excitement among the Chicago
grain dealers last week Is described to
baya equsled some Of the famous gold
pIrenzies In New York. % Change
men were seen gssticulhting Violently,
and clamofing to buy al almost any
price. Wheat sold for 81 s. to 81 80 thai
could have been bought a few days pre-
yiously At 81 10. Flour advanced at an
eduai ratio, and fortunes we're lost and
gained In M hour. Wien the sunshine
appeared on Friday. afternoon and Sat
.urday It seemed as fthere were deaths
in the household, Men that wers worth
large fortunes suddenly found them
selves stripped Of everything by the re-
tux wSye Of excitement that'restored
prices to something like the former
rates.
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AuuelaI.


.iiirsloP FIIRCd'fi1fiI 10 TIn CVRRRiSCT,
WaShin lon Tune Glh, lslA
TVTHiglFAA m kTIaFACTuRY XVI.
~ R,sGn made % appoaF that tsThe Nor
ShSaOIR NAliOnaA Rank Of West YlFs
Sgi16a n VfhRNtinE,N IN The CITY of wheel
~ m ~ CnantR q Ohio end 6lAto o WOlg
VlFlinia, has bo6h duly oISAhi1od undE and
ascending 70 the golnlg1 ilent a the 81 Of
C5ngT68 entitled anAet 70 pF0yl W q Nation.
81 CuFTgnCT, SIcnEOd ~ Ptodge Of United
HlaSlI RnR6i and q Pl0Etdo ~ tho Ctnc1la-
ton and Fpdemp, inn theIoot approved Juno
IA. ~, ard - & N ,iod with a. the pluVis.
ioaS o. Said 81, required 70 y compiled with
6SloFo commencing ne business u Banking,
Nov. fhsFSfoEa; I, Freeman Clark, Comp
troiieF az the CpuCpeY, Do hardy certify that
STHR NrBRQl1ANI6' NATIONAL HANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING"
In ne Cify q WhGnlinN u tho Cpphty nS
ONO and State u Wesl N&FgtnlA, = author.
iFSd 70 conmopoo the bushes Of banking
nn5ef ~ - aflTesalh
inteItimOny yhSESoi wline9 my hena and
~ a Once, TIN 9 u day o9Juno, lel&
80 FREEMAN CLARK,
julI-GOd cOnptf Of the Currency.
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MORE TESTIMONY
a IN REGARD 10 'yaff
Kraft's Diarrhgs Compound.

% PrTIsBURGiI, July 9Th, 1885.
lEssRs. MCCARE, KRAFT 4 Cot se'ttleIlleIl:
Alloy me 10 ald my testimony 10 that OF
ofher1 IN regard 70 your "CGlebr0ted nnT-
Th6sn Compound" have been for o long
time snbiC,et TO the disease for which II is
facoInMended, and have tried various rene
tiIeE hut never found one that 70 comp ietely
ef1dicntpil tho disease rs your medlclHGj q
ShoFt time AGO, was suffering terribly with
DiarrbOs1. procured . bottle Of Rrdffs
IJi11ri4G COEGlOlild.H experienced imme.
tiIOte relief nom one dnAe, ard after the third
dh1s felt rs well as ever. U Tt,enEd ibNnn IN.
valuable medicine, and would mot De WITHOUT
4 aag2iw L. ". STEW ART.
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LOsR
STRAY COW.

ctTRAYFD FROM THE Island, A COW,
- vim nd and Whtta spots, ttFo under hita
IN enrh eaR, Any peEs0n diving information
70 ne undeulgnCsl wiz be libeFllly rewarded.
CHAS \. BOOTH,