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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
REMlNIsCENCE or MR. LINCOLN.
Mr.Carpsnter's Personal Impressions

hfsCarpenter's Forsonsi Impressions
Mr.. F. b. Carpenter, the artist who
painted the picture Of The Signing of
the Emancipation Proclamation" con-
tributes to this weeks Independent his
" Personal Impressions OF Mr.. Lincoln,
embodyiug some interesting reminis.
cences, which we copy below:
Mr. LISooLss SADNESS.
1t has been the business of my life, as
you know, to study the human face, and
! say now, as | have said repeatedly TO
face ever painted. During some of the
dark days Of last spring and summer,
saw him, at times, when his care-worn,
troubled appearance was enough to bring
tears of sympathy into the eyes of his
most violent enemies. | recall particu-
larly one day, when, having occasion TO
pass through the main ball Of the domes-
tic apartments, l found him all alone,
pacing up and down q narrow passage,
his hands behind him, his head bent for
ward upon his breast, heavy black rings
under his eyes, showing sleepless nights
altogether such picture of the effects
Of weighty cares aud responsibilities as
never had seen. And yet be always
bad kind word and almost always a
genial smile, and it was his way fire.
quently to relieve himself at such times
by some harmless pleasantly. | recol
lect an instance told me by one Of the
most radical members of the last Con-
gress. 1t was during the darkest days
of 1862. He called upon the President
early one morning, just after news of
disaster. 1t was time OF great anxiety,
II not despondency Mr. Lincoln com
menced telling some trifling incident,
which the Congressman was in no mood
to hear. He rose to his feet aud said:
"Mr. President, did not come here this
morning to hear stories; il is too serious
a time Instantly the smile disappear
ed from Mr.. Lincoln's face, who exclaim-
ed; "a, sit down; respect you as an
earnest, sincere man. You cannot be
more anxious than | am constantly, and
| say to you now, that were it not for
this occasional vent, / should die.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
BUSINESS CARD:
BADGES.
Lincoln Mourning Badges.

lust RECKIvKp-A ePLENpTD LOT OF
J MOurninx Raakss, oS cur late Prssidszt LIN
soln, q WAhREN 4 coETH0ToHs.
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A touching instance of his kindness
of heart occurred quite recently, and
was told me incidentally by one of the
servants. A poor woman from Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania, had been waiting
with baby in her arms, for three days
to see the President Her husband had
furnished a substitute for the army, bat
some time afterward was one day made
intoxicated by some companions, and in
this state induced TO enlist Soon after
he reached the army he deserted, think
ing that, as he had provided substitute,
the Government was not entitled to his
services Returning home, he was, of
course, arrested, tried, convicted, and
sentenced to be shot The sentence was
to be executed on Saturday. On Mon
day his wife left her home, with her baby,
to endesvor to see the President Said
old Daniel: "She had been waiting here
three days, and there was no chance for
her To get in. Late in the afternoon of
the third day the President was going
through the back passage to bis private
rooms to get cup of tea and take some
rest. (This passage-way has lately
been constructed, and shuts the person
passing entirely out of the view of the
occupants of the ante-room. ION his
way through he heard a little baby cry.
He instantly went back 10 his Office and
rang the bell Daniel, said he, is there
woman with baby in the ante-room
| said there was, and If he would allow
me to say it, | thought it was a case be
! ought TO see, for it was matter of life
and death. Said he: Send her to me al
once. She went in, told her story, and
the President pardoned her husband
As the woman came out from his pres
enee, her eyes were lifted and her lip.
moving in prayer, the tears streaming
down her cheeks Said Daniel: q
went up to her, and, pulling her shawl
said Madam, it was the baby that di,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08

Pateat Duplex Illlptic Skirt,
COMBINING
elegance. LiRhtmcss, Comfort and
Economy,
And unquestionabiy the most desirable article
JF&s. A. COOLIDGE,
m1A-Sm la and 10 First Street.
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OPTICIAN.
/. RITTINBERC,
P TX "A q II L q a IL
OPTICIAN!

TIHHE EYE, BEING TIE MOST DELICATE
Il Organ, and Of the most vital Importance TO
the happfness and prosperity Of man, should
never be tampersd with, either by the individual,
or hose who for mere profit take upon themselves
the selling Of artificial sights, and who know
nothing Of the anatomy Of the Eye.
These Celebrated 5pectaeles
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s.re.xsh .. the weak, .il'.1
YsssS - che Assd! (:
BroKEHN

4 .
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Ihis prsparstior Il sneQtailed a. RsIuvsaster
and hsse1tes OF yssssd q ,nsst mnos0nns
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youthful ia feeling and In strength, and enable
them 10 live over Araln the days Of their pristine
loy II not only cxhilarstes but strengthens ana
IL rally an invaluable blessing especially 70 those
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matter what the caase CT the tmpotency OF any
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are earnestly advised to seek cure In this most
excellent aud unsquslled prcparation. ,1..,
NATURAL VIdOR, win and . speedy and parma
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The Feeble, the Languld, the Despalriag, the
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Sent 6y express anywhere, by addressing "
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UNION e J0URNAL,
Reputation Estabfshedl

II
IHfs3 8. II. .1isrss -ts ~ ssiy
G1ses6itcs bcnefxcircss, and
her scossdcs'lssl, ,sssccess 10
unprecedented. Her FMssse
and her dtscoperfes hape1
gone abroad, assd s0- dag
she ts IN hey, Time me Iarg.
est sss@ssssfacsssress de- the
scorid. sdisa. ,l5aSia5 s1 1'l 3ip Z a s7'S
Eyerybody Interested.
o., Youth assd Old, age are
alike Oesselaiesi by she use of
Mrs. s. a. .alless's vt.orld's
Hair RessOre,' and Hair.
Dresstssg. Theyact direct.
~ tsposs the, roots Of the
hair, cGussssg ln1Mrtans
g1,yoiUth and beassiy. Yossr
hair, Exchanged 10 greg az.
white by steks,ess or other
causes, aciII soon be s.esf0,.-
ed % IT'S ssGtwrHl cOi0r and
beasssy. I. ,DGs,draf esattt.
Gated Eorerer. The ,Hatr
failing stopped. Tncwost
delicate heaci.ds'css or Dom
net can be sU,rss sCtthosst-
fear OF s0iitssg. The most
Acknowledgements 10 the
hair is impaired. If yOW
sUiSh to restore yGNr hair,
Gs tM youth, and retain IL
through life, sotfisoMt de-
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HRS. s. III. .4iIess'S Worlds
Hair ResiOre,' Ms,d Dress.
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Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
90 g. 900 Greenwich ST.. ,New.Ior.s.
I'D. ly L..---L- $500 II -. 81
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A Modern Miracle.

From ola and young from rich and poor, non hlshborn
ana l,xly comes the u,lversa Voice Of praise for
slCILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
MIA perfect anil miraculous article. Cures baliness
Maze, halr grow better dressing than any soll" OF
s.psustus soens brash, dry and why hair Into Bsaut-
fa slsen Tresses But above AL the great Wonder rs ,ne
rapiilty with which restores GRAY HAZE 10 ifs ohie
NAL COLOR.
PRESTO. CIIANoEl
the vhtc-t and hooking hair resumes t youthful
beauty IL does not dye tbs hs bat strikes al 'he roo
and Ais A with uew n.e and eol9rirg matter.
n win NOT take a long, dsagrecahle trial. to prove The
truth Of this matter. Tbs hrs application vii! do good
go, viii .ee the NATURAL COLOR returning eyesy day
sni BEYORE Y0r KNOW IT,
the old gray dl-eolcred Appearance o. the hal, VIZ gone
giving ,see 20 lus,rvus shining aud beautiful locks
lsS ior Halls scIlisn Hair Remover no other article
c ~ To my. PLEASANT TO TRY,
and sure To DO voc GOOD.
There are many limitations. BE SURF yea procure the
genuine, Manufactured only BY r. p HALL CO, NAH
us, y. II. a.,
For sale BY all druggists onSs
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Tho Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE's ~"
CRIERRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared nom prescription OF Sit J.. Clarke NJ
d., Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen
| This we'll known medicine Is no imposition. nut
n surc nd safs remedy for Female Difficulties ana
| Obstructions from any cause whatever; ana. al.
though a powerful remedy, IL contains nothing
hurtfal to the constitution. 'rf.H +
To Married Ladies'
4. 4, peculiarly suited. II WILL In q short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back aud Limbs Fail quo on slight ex-
ertIon, Palpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will eject cure when all other
means have failed and, although powerful rem.
edy do not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or
ANYTHING hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
pasks-e. which should be carefully preserved.
For FULL particulars get q pamphlet, free, OF the
agent.
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing
over 80 pills. by return mail. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Price 81 per bottle.
JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt st., New York,
yls sole United states Agent.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARRAN0 4 M ENT,

The splendid now ssa-goiuy steam:
E en Forest City, Leyist.s. and
xEER Mcntreal, VIII until further no
u1EAH R5otice run ssfollowsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 1t 2
o'clock p. NJ. and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Ta;ssiny Wednesday Thursday and FRI
fsro-In Cabin, Sias On Deck, ti.oo.
N. d. Each boat 10 furnished with largo number
Of State Rooms. for the accommodation Of ladies
and families and travellers arc reminded that by
taking this limo. much nving OF time and expense
will be made. and that the inconyenience Of arli
wing In Boston at late hours OF tho night will be
avoided. 1870. $500
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out OF the city. 81. O..
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding $50 In value and that pefson
al unless notice Is given aud paid Tor At the rate OF
one passenger for overy $500 additional value.
81 Freight taken as usual
Portland. Nov. 90. 1864. 4iu
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TO L A d 7 L s.
Ifyou require reliable remedy to restore you, u
DR.. Harvoy's Female Pills,

aneytr.failing remedy tor the removal OF 0ostruc
tious NO waiter from rAaf cause tAsy arfss. They
are safe and sure and will restore nature In every
case. They are also eca lions Ia all eases OF Weak
ness, Whites, Proiapsus, &c. sold In boxes con-
tanning 80 Pills, Price ORs DoNa.
send for DIR, HARyEY'S Private Medical Advis-
er addressed TO FetnSiesi 100 pages giving ull IN
structians 10 cents required for postage. III You
will DO sent by mall, post paf secure from ohser-
walton, on rcc,lpt Of Que Dollar, by DIR. J. BRYAN
Consulting Physician,
20. Box, 5O7e. 4i2 Broadway, New York.
Desierssapplied by. Demas Barnes Co, Whole
sale Agents, New York yS
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soo,andor's Extract Bucku

\. e,osc.ayy recommended by the Medical Faculty Tor
The cure Of diseases Of the Stomach aud Kidneys Ha'S'
r.sfis~, General DEBILITY, Dropsie' cAro"'e G'"or-
,Aea and ca'aasoa' Diseases For th'-e suffering NON
the Effects Of sress'es Of a"y mad, perfectly iarat-
able. rcr Female Complaints Ills aP'ies'sss remsdyl
!, never Calls TO eecs cure It's The best AMI cheapest
prsparaOn Of Bueku Odsr~ to the pae's fss One DOB
=, r-r bottle Doe sale BY all Apo'heear'ss-
pur,elsh Rogers, Wholesale Druggists 10 Hanover st.
49,. General Agents. snSo
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DENTaL NOTICE.
DR.. HALEY i s

IAY still be found, day aud evening, ~ MS
NJ rooms In UNION b. Ick Bddeford. where ss
usual he devotes his attention to Dentistry 10 all
Its branches III So I Tx. O. NV .t
lie has every facility for supplying ARTIFICIAL
rsEr nj short notice aud In the best manner known
10 the art 80 as To guarantee entire satisfaction In
every case. His operations on natural teeth are Of
that character only obtained by years OF success
fl practice the closest study and extended obser.
walton. - Nervous aud tlnid patients treated
with consideration and patience
RrAnesthsties administered with perfect safety
when required. f's a
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nhe medical Companion.

,.~ and enlarged edition q thi. valuable dsmsst.
r.eai work has Just been psashed by Css .nsss ss
sooNseusr, .,,yrepcc and extensive practice In TIA
s s,aa .Ss ~. prspsr this work especially iOr The Pnss
CITY, VIZ ,sIes m both sexes. The symptoms and mol
s sa@su, Of da.s. q the tsns,, n,sI mi an Te
b., s.i.,s arr clearly and fully descrbel chap
,s v,nv die deception and frsud prsets ey sav,f
si.nr ouarS., q ITSELF worth moe than the pc o., 1'
book A whole, fc< the ncr-pf1nA ~
m. rs, WORK. fr the psice, ever pnbllshsd. .,
y's saIe In nidicfsd by 4 puRNHAM frfs "a
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Imnor,nnt TO Females.

Tho celebrated DR.. DOW continues TO devote
h,s ,n,ire time TO the treatment OF all diseases In
cidsnt 10 the female system. An experience OF ~
wears enables hlm to guarantee speedy and perma
nent relief In the worst easa o. SnY2rsss,oa anu
aU otl,r Menstrual Dsrasg,msnfs. fron Ehafsr,y
ra.s, All letters tor advice must contain 81. VI
ace. No. y Endicott street, Boston.
N. u. Board furnished to those Who wish TO re-
main under treatment "a,
nosfon June y. lS6S. H<S
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In this city, Sept. -, Mrs. Anna Bryant. 50 yrs
J mos.
In saco, Sept. ID, Alvsh, child OF Mr.. John Hoyt,
4 mos.
tcrsOn syrs 6 mos.
In saco, Oct. /, Caroline A. Parker. 10 yrs mos
In Lyman, Aug %. Miss Emily, daughter OF the
late Dea Robert Cousens OF tho Cong Church In
L. % yrs 10 mos II days.
In Biddeford. at the Pool, Aug %, Sarah Fran.
ces infant child Of y. 4. and Eliza L. Bunker, yr
mos.
Another light Is IRON the household gone,
Another voice we loved Ia stilleI,
Our little Frankie's gone 20 heaven,
Where saints and angels dwell.
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August sslnous 3 Go. brokers, were rob-
bed 10 New York of 500 900 in bonds.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Hope.

The Scripture saith. thai .Iiope z An anchor TO
The soul, both sure and steediast" IL the amor
promise which urges Toward the stru ggting pQoi
man What Is II chat gives ccutestnieut 70 that
mother Who sees her darling child attacked by the
ghost or tho deadly group, or suffering from the
Shscts az 90, suming cou n or violent cold! What
10 70 that wrsathss Va smiles the lips OF that patient
consumpsivs who. though shs knows she cannot
live. yet murmurs her silent and thankful prayer
Cor case and relief What 10 10 that becomes us
lions. hope-from North to South. from East "a
West, comes bat one Joyful responss-oive US Goes
Cough Baisam. 81
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wh,,kcr.i wh,.kcrsi

.,, whl,kers or Moustaehcs' Our Gre
V SSonDoand will foroe them to grow on the
cian S Ssec or chin, or hair on bald heads, In
sit Weeks Price at, packages Tor w. Se n,,s ~
'ns sssss,.' WARNER & CO., Box i3s, Brooklyn, ~
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N. England Screw Steamship Co
.. sEMI.wEEKLY LINE. i

=. H "
Tho splendid and fast Steamships
&S Chesa peske. Cspt. W. W. sHsh.
SLXVwooD, and Frnucouia, Capt. II.
= sSuzRwooD, will until further notice
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland. every wsdnss.
day aud Saturday, at 4 O'Clock ?. NJ, and Pier 0
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat.
urday, ut 4 O'Clock r. M. DIV
These vessels are fitted up with lne aceommoda.
lions for passengers making this the most speedy
Now York aud Maine.
Passage, IN state Room, 5000. Cabin passage.
$50 Meals extra; ..,.v
trsal, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and Sc. John.
shippers are requested TO send ,their Freight to
teave Portland. 90 de- ii' |" ''i' "
For Freight or Passage apply to .F.....
EMERY 4 FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
York.
Portland. May n. 1896. Of j'gg3 7n. ~ 'A.
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Auotleeary and Druggist Shop for Sale

c,up s,o,s and Fixtures Of The late Augustus
Libby, No s City Hall Building. are FOR sale.
for paf.eu'A''' "PP' IA DAY, Admir-.
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BIDDEFoRD, MIME.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
soMErHrNa NEW.

C. LIBBY, Sole Proprietor, ipr this city, 0!
j. J. 9. MERaItIy Psifsf cSSs Lis-patsnt:d
March I'D. 1859. This improvement consists IN
cutting on the Id. with projection for the name
plsia the I'd turning back nYer the plate EitA
correspouding rscesI Tho great advAptayN oftnls
STYLE u eobdss \ 20 sxh!bit ne MatS vitnShSus
lie pi oper place besidss adding very much to the
beauty OF the coffin.
Our Conin Warerooms wore established IL 1851,
by request OF sitlsspsv who have yivsn Is liberal
patronage, 70 whom No Would render thsnks for
past fAvorsJ slso for tho liberal patronage Of this
Vicinity. No pains will DO spared TO give satisfac.
ton, aud mako this the Best cofin Ware EsiatiisA.
msnf In this county. As We are continually max
inE nsw improvspents, ything Will bs attsd Pr
RsS.s And Rita constantly on hAad and fur
uished 20 Older. Mt our llL,i III - A
J.C. LIBBY.
P.B. lhavs the exclusive right OF sale In Bid
deford Cor PIsks's Patent Metallic Burial Cases
Blddeford. Me-, April. 1854. ylS
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"csas, taoa NOT mis,ssr 70 a mind d,sssssd,
and. via soms srs,t, osiiuious smfidofs,
cisaa.. iAs foul hossm Of che periisss sisg
That vsighs spsn hs Asvtf"
Certainly 4 PIAyrArios D,rrrrs Will DO II when
Nothing else wiiL Melancholy. Depression. Hypo-
choudria. Insanity. all spring. more or lees nom
diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION DtrrEss 10
sure cure for There 10 no mistake about IT. Dys.
pepsla, Headache, Dulnes,, Agae and Low Spirits
must yield to the health.giving and genial infiu
snes OF the PLANTATION Birrsas. IL yos ace Ia
doubt, make enc trial aud 10 convinced. 2wtl
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Notice

hereby given thai the subscriber has been duly ap
poutei Administrative Of the estate % Augustus LIBBY
,.ts Of Bhilsg In the County q York, deceased and
has taken upon himself that trust BY giving bonds the
law dlrrcts AL lsrsons having demands against aid
cstaie are reques,ed to exhibit tho sams and all peosI
,nlsn, 10 All estate ara called upon TO make payment
DildsfOri, Oct. S,h, 1855 3wu y. A. DAY.
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A PLEASANT suit OF rooms on second floor In
"A Washington Block. Inquire Of X. n. McKen.
ney, Ueo. II. Adams OF Or. Parker. u
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Co.tivencss the Most Prolific Source OF
III Health.

IL cures PLIES, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, OPrnEss
ION or Foop. SorR STOMACH. PALPrArioSs, FLUSH
rs or rHE FACE, PAIN IN THE BACK AND JOINTS,
JAUNDicE, YELLowSsss or rHE ErEs AND SkfS,
CoArEp ToSduE, LIVER COMPLAINT, Loss OF AP-
PETITE, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c. Any thinS
fiYnncsa has ssa psd impossible until we heard OF
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Relief aud Health TO your Infants
MARRIED.

In saco, Sept. IA, by Rev. II. Moulton. r.sun.
ner X. Gordon Of SAGE, and siiss Ruth D, Cony OF
Pennington incorrect last week
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DI ED.

" Notices Of deaths not eScesiing ak lines, insertet
ire. above that number, a: regular advertising raiea
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e Fares arc (ps ssst less when tickets are
purchased ut the once, than when paid In the cars
Z" FRANCIS CHASE,
/ az ms J.h trisf 'deir BUpKRinyEnp DEBT.
Portland, April ID, 1865. <6is0
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TP you want 70 get good likeness call ut 3. n.
| McKENNEYS. and secure such pictures ~ no
,ways I; cts the First Prsmmm Tor.
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DIR. HARRisoN'S
Perisfaific LOIeAgeS!

They are agreeable to tho palate. cause no paiu,
operate promptly, never weaken the stomach like
oil PiLLs. Ia every case OF COSTLY ENESS Aud
PILES they produce Immediate relief, and never
require increase or dose ~ effect cure, Children
and females may use them under any cireunistan'
css Price 60 cents small boxes ~ cents
A Ssasdisy Challenge.
We will pay sloOn 10 any person who produces an
article equal to the Perstaltc LoEcnges In any res
n.ct ani Endorsed by all Physicians and Drag.
rists. Us. HARRISON 4 Co, Preyristors,
No. fremont Temple, boston.
For ssle by Druggists. yis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-21
!. PosTAL-From a list of female post.

(, POsTAL.-From a list Of female post
masters appointed last month, we con-
dense the following for this State: Ed
ray, Pocahontas CO., Mrs. Ruth Moore
Elk, Pocahontas county, Miss Mary Glib
son; Franklin, Pendleton county, Mrs
Mary E. Masters; Laurel Point, Monon'
gala county, Mrs Jane Fleming Mar.
tins Bottom, Pocahontas county Mrs
Susan Young; Pleasant Dale, Hampshire
county, Mrs. Mary j. Albin. i.
The following post offices were opened
during September: Capon Bridge, hamp'
shire county, O. T. T. offnt, Pm eau
ley Bridge, Fayette,J J. H. Miller Hun
tersyille, Pocahontas w. L. Fentig;
Huttonsyille, Randolph, James MCall
Mill Point, Pocahontas, John M'Carty
Mingo Flat, Randolph, Daniel Helleson
Phmuixville, Morgan, T. H. b. Dawson
Pleasant Run, Tucker, John Moore sum
nit Point, jefferson, Theo. Homsher
JTpper Falls of Coal, KaDawha, r. M
Smith; Valley Head, Randolph, L. d.
Curnepce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-21

MOVING MACHINES IN ENGLAND, AT
the trial before the Royal Agricultural
Society of England, held in July last, the
Wood Mower" American, took the first
prize; Woods Reaper the first prize,
and the Mower and Reaper combined the
second prize There were forty entries
of mowers and reapers. The prize trials
of implements before the Royal Society
takes place only once in four years.
The unprecedented demand for the
Wood Mower" fully establishes its su-
periority over all other machines The
undersigned are the sole agents for West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and Eas-
tern Ohio, and are prepared to make az
raugements with sub-agents.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & Co.