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ebeir haoks IN evidence; which was read the

their books. in evidence; which was read the
: : n Butler introduced a resolution, which
was agreed to-. that It be referred to the
Military; Committee TO inquire into the ex-,
pedieney of deyisihg some scheme for the
organization of such white persons between
the ages of sixteen and fifty as lire in the
sea&board Districts, to protect that portion OF
the State, until the terms of their report OF
this day can be carried into effect.
Mr.. CIyburne introduced q resolution, that
1T be referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means to inquire and report as to the eEpe-
/ aiency of exempting ali lands and town lots
devastated by the puollc enemy from all, or
A portion, ofthe State taxes, durlngthe next
fiscal year.
A iiH preliminary. 10 the legislation IN
duced by the emancipation of slaves, from the
Judiciary Committee, was read. :. = - -
MIR. Dawkins,s from the JudicisEy Conn
mittee made a report on a resolution as. to
owners Of land permitting persons Of color
settling thereon, -. =. = So
+ Mr.. Landrum INTRODUCED resolution, which
was agreed e. that the Committee Of ways
and Meanssbe instructed to inquire into and
! report on the best manner Of paying the tax
| On land levied on the people ofthis State by
! the United States Government: -:
Mr.. w E. MikeH introduced a resolution
which was agreed ito, that whereas many OF
! the Banks Of this. State are u.able to meet
rscirculqtion, and that under their char
+ Eers the stockholders are liable to double the
amount Of their stock, chat it be referred to
! the Judiciary Committee to-inquire whether
said liability may not BE viewed in,thc light
/ cf d penalty to check excessive circulation or
! reckless baking, rather than q contract with
] the note,bolders, and if so, thGt the Commit
! tee be instructed to report by bill or other
! wise, such relief as may be necessary in cen
I sideration of the extraordinary circumstances
! that have rendered their Inability to meet
their notes:
Mr. Black introduced resolution, Which was
/ agreed TO, that it be referred to the. Committee
| OF Ways and Means 20 ascertain what provision
! If any, has been made by the South Caro!.n
/ Railroad Company TO meet the payment Of the
i So, ,0o0, 900 of her Indebtedness falling due IN
! January, 1866, for which the faith and credit O!
the Safe IS pledged, and1tbat the committee re-
/ port By bill or otherwise. -. /.
I Mr. J. S. Richardson, jr., introduced a bin to
establish homestead law; and, also,@a bill :te
/ amend the law known as the stay law :; which
weresread. = . -
1 Mr. Price introduced a resolution, which was
agreed to, that it be referred TO: the Committee
/ on Retrenchmenls to inquire into the propriety
Of at once abolishing the Office of State Auditor
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15
Fxsresi5ent Davis.

s Mr. Davis is said 10 bear up bravely under the
ordeal of inprsonmentsa and its s:attendant trials.
He iszin good health, and.is ever the courteous
and dig..ifed gentleman lie was always found to
be; and extorts the admiration cf The officers and
soldiers who coma in contact with him. n.is
no. doubt a ,source of comfort to- arsDaVisto to
t:now that he is held in kindly remembrance by
Cas-, Ga; people, and generous aud just men every
whep@ Petitions reach the President almost
daily from coventions, legislatures, societies and
individuals, throughout the South, and various
other portions of the United States as well from
different. sections Of Europe: II. -.
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Secretary Seward told Alexander Rives
ESQ, that he wished to make peace between
the North and The South that. as to the test
oath, if be had been IN Congress, he should
not have voted for it; but, seid he, the oath
is law and any Congressional district in, the
South ''had better send an idiot or child to
Congress, who can take it, than to send a
wise man who cannot" We have this from
Mr.. Rivcs himsclf-C Charlottesville [Na,l
Chronicle.
IF the men Of character and ability elected
to Congress by Our people are excluded by
this obnoxious test oath we had better remain
unreprcsented than to be disgraced and out
ragged by sending idiots and children to Con-
gress.
''The test oath is unconstitutional, obsolete
anti-republlcan and odious."
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Death Of Lord Palinerstot.

Lord Palmerstop,s England's great Premier
died on the 18th Of October last, in the s1st year
o. his age. His funeral obSeqdies. took place On
the 25th. Earl Russell will refermthe cabinet,
only to the extent necessitated by tlier appoint,
nte..t Of a Premier. Mr, Gladstansis considered
by the London press as the raaa best qualified to
conduct, a liberal governments. Earl Russell's
unpopularty, it is believed, will render any gov
crnmentEth that he may form very unstable. y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15
Mai NNanna,s CnmnaoY.

Wenotice with satisfaction the formation Of
another company, under the cail.of Gov. Perry,
1t has been organized by Maj. j.: Z G.
Nance. ofthe veteran and gallant srd Regt:, un'
dtr whose efficient command as captain=it will dc
a good duty. The section comprised in it's beat
will be the Eastern portion of This District" The
Lieutenaats are J. L. Ccfeld, J=c.ss. Brown and
J.O. Turripseed. '..- 4: -. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

,FoR CoxeREss.-We are authorized to an
nounce DR.. R. G. GRIFFIN of Edgefeld, to re-
present in the next United States Congress, the
Third Congressional District, composed of the
Dist ricts of Abbetille, Edgefeld, Newberry, Lex.
ington, 0rangeburg, Richland and Fairfield.
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DEPOT, l97 BROADWAY

SaplLai, TLJV0O,J0V
=. DEPOT, l97 BRdADYAY. -,
An immense stock of Pianos, Watches, aJewel-
ry, and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for ONE
. DOLLAR each, WITHOUT regard to value, and not
to be paid for till you see what you will receive.
CERTIFICATES, banning each article and its
value, are placed in. sealed envelopes and we'll
mixed - One of these envelopes will be sent to
any address on receipt of % celts; FIVE for 81
eleven for 81; thirty for So; sixty-fre for $40
and one hundred for $15.
On receipt of the Certificate yeu win see what
you are going to have, and then it is at your
option to pay the dollar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch,
Diamond Ring, PIANO, Sewing Machine, or any
set of Jewe'ry on our:list fer 81; aud in NJ case
can they get less than One Dollars worth, as
there are no blanks '-...-.4. ...,,... -,
Agents are wanted in every town in the coun-
try !; every person can make $40 day, selling
our Certificates in the greatest sale Of Jewelry
ever known. y -
: Send 25c. for a Certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same
time get our circular, containing full list and par
tlculars also, IsrP1s-to AGs,its. ssz.z y
Address. JAMES HUTCHINSON L CO.,
1877 Broadway, n. 7.
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For Congress.

[. GEN SAMUEL MCGOWAN is respectfully pre-:
sented to the Voters of the Sd Congressional
District including Abbeyille, Edge6eld, Orange
burg, Richland, Fairfield, Lexington and New
berry, as candidate for Congress at the next
election. ..~.> -.
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Another Company.

Capt J0o. NcCarley's company, We are pleas
ed to learn has beea received, and is now. ready
fSr daty The following are the Lieutenants
j. W. .Hal, Jno. Riser, and J. L. Cromer
: We. Nil publish q list of members in the next
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15
A. CORRESPONDENT writes to the New York

A correspondent writes to the New York
Neccs from Lexington, Virginia The Rev.
DR.: Pendleton Brigadier- Seneral in che Con-
fedcrate army, and General Lees Chief Of Ar
tillery, returned after the surrender to the
pasrorate oftheEpiscopal Church here, but after
after a few sermons his church was closed
and he arrested for alleged disloyal utterances
lie was soon released but has net yet been
permitted to Iesume the duties Of his pasto-
rate"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

JACKSON MISSISSIPPI, November 3.-The
bill to abolish the special court of equity, es-
tablished by Provisional Governor Sharkey,
has passed the House over the Governors Te-
to. It will pass the Senate.
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: HTM MENlAL,

Married, on Sunday, the 5th Instant, by the
Rev. Henry Herlong, Mr.. J. II. ,Bease to Miss
Emma, daughter of Simeon Crouch, ESD, all of
EdgeEeld District. .rt.'@
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The LaeistaMra

Adjourned last Monday Recess till the 9Th
Monday in November, when the body will assem-
BILE in regular session. .&-...-. -
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THE CONGRESSIONAL TEST OATB-The Con-
gressional test oath and what Mr. Seward
thinks of it, may be gathered from conver-
sation he had with Mr.. RiVes, of Virginia re-
>cont1v .-.... -. rsss~z
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

Ostendorf, the senior fiiembeg of the firm Of
.Ostendorff and Rutledge, grocery dealers, left or
the up country yesterday, ostensibly for a.suppsf
of the generous production Of that favored cline.
such as mountain butter, apples, etc, with Which
they supply the citizens. We have suspicious that
he has gone after q fairer production still! And
that he Will soon become benedict. Bright
eyes and butterl what finestimabie Injuries
But--let him beware of yiders. -.
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T f & " f Elk HERALD.
NEWBERRY, s. g.
WEDNEsDAY MoRNINa, NoYaaBERd5, 1886.

Is Owing to the pressure. of other matters
on DIR columns, our readers will please wait until
next week forthe conclusion Of a 'Jaant into the
Country" ~. - -
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Alf-the PHYSICIANS of Newbcrry District afe
earnestly requested to attend a meeting of 'liez
s'NevBerry Medical Association, TO. be hcld-ats
the Court House on the frst:Monday IN Deceniber
next On that day the Committee, appointed
the meeting held on last sale-day, will report to
the Association for consideration. aFcc-bill and
system of Bylaws.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

The planters of Cuba, have addressed
memorial to the Court in Madrid asking for
abolition Of slavery on the Island.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

The steamer Republic from New York for.New
Orleans, foundered at sea in late gale. About
go persons perisbcd with the i'll ated craft. The
steamer had four hundred thousand dollars in
specie on board. -. :. ......-s.,.. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

1t is said that waterfalls" are prohibited
by the English game laws The clause which
applies to them runs as follows: Netting
the hare shall be punished by fine and i'm
nriSOnment" efc .---- =
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Meeting Of the Grand Lodge

The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Masons Of
se6th Carolina will convene. in Columbia, at Il
o'clock, b., on TuesdaS, 2lst November, 1865.
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POTASH.

4 BARREL OF POTASH. Just received and
/ for sale a. CATERS S&BRQS.
oct 1s43
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EIection Of RenEesentatives.

Wednesday, the 22d inst, is the day fxed for
the election of Representatives ip the United
States Congress from this State. -. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

The citizens Of Georgetown.recently petitioned
Gen. Meadet to have the negro t.oope removed
from, their midst. Gen. Meade communicated
with tho President, and an order subsequently
relieved the negro troops. Five hundred white
soldiers haTe taken their place -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

Messrs Edwards & Glenn, have opened tleir
ssKITcHEN', where they will be glad to see their
old and new friends. They have morazsrs,
sociazers, tranquilizers, thermometers organizeFss
and philosophers, together with soberifheEs; !;
also kooter soup and broth.
N: B. Ed. Peterson says that there are. bit
two men in Newberry. who believe what they
say, and they are O. K Well!E0, yez! Goii,g
at A, who'll give. ss. - -. :.
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NOTICE

# will offer for sale at &ewberry G. a., on sale
L day uextSone HOUSE and LOT, containing
about TWO ACRES, in the Village Of Helena,
the property Of John Reid, deceased. -
80 JAS. AAFFETT, Ex'or.
Terms Of sale cash. Nov Is h3
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Afterdhe publication Of the returns Of the Gu.
bernatoriai election, Gen. Hampton, with the
noble spirit of tigh.toned manhood; which cha
racterized him on all occasions, requested Cow
Perry to inform she President that he had not
been elected, so that the President might with
draw his pardon should he think proper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

Rumor hath it that a corps dramatique viii, al
an early day, appear before the- tbespfau lovers
of this place The dramads persona nre qaites
distingue. z.S
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The Cholera,

a 1ES ClOlvISs, =.
Fiftega cases Of cholera and eight deaths from
cholera. are reported at the New York Quaran-
tine on board the steamship, A tlanta from LoE-
don. HeThe police commissioners Of New York
have increased the force of the various wards
with the view to the remogal-,of nuis noes as a
preventive They viii police every cellar, house
and alley, &c. Northern papers, state that many
general premopitory symptoms of. the approach
of Asiatic cho lera are prevalent. Malignant fe-
vers, bowel affections and ehills and fever. have
not been SC. htayyin many years, and the ir-
crease of the numbersof deaths is out of all pro-
portion to the increase of population. It is the
certain approach Of d fearful, epidemic
Another paper says: at is stated that this
disease ,smougst cattle, which generally precedes
the cholera amongst the human race, is prevail
ing in Tennessee. Cattle and hogsare dying eff
at a fearful rate, and we are informed that few
cases closely cholera hafe occurred in
Memphis
We regret to. learn that Dr.. O. W Trezeyant,
Of Charleston, was murdered by a negro named
Fortune Wright, member o" the 96th Regiment,
tn. S. c. His murderer is under arrest at Carol
| ton,. La. -
A bill has passed the Tennessee House of Rept
| resentatiyes proposing stay Of executions Until
the Grst day Of January, 1870, provided that The
Debtor pays one fourth Of his debt annually for
| four years. ~
Law in favor of negro testimony in Ten.
nessee, passed the Senate BY one majority.
The Georgia Convention repudated the wardebt
by vote of % to I27. ... -. :
| Captain Henry Wirz was hanged last Friday.
sP41s.-TIe cboleraI the cholera is the one
Long terrible crysofs agony from nearly every
| part of the Queens homo dominions: AtSeyile,
Alicante, Malaga, Pampeluna and Madrid, is
ravages are horrible, but it is at Yalentia, in
| Andalusia, that the most astounding slaughter
| has resulted-no less than 5000 persons haV.
ing been swept off in few days. At Palma, in
the Island Of Majorca, the decaYing bodies Of
men and women encunlber the houses for lack
of hands to bury them welI-nigh all the inffabf.
! tan6s having aed At Barcelona all the shops
are shut, ana the Inhabitants imPelled to fly by
their fears, endeayor to escape evensbeyondSthe
French frontier, where, alas! the dreaded death
stalks before thelnas fearful as whore they left
it, Business and politics alike are dumb in the
I presence,of such terror.
] 80 - Al
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~
/ AGoopINsTITUTIoN.2A little boy once gloried
over he fact of having grandmother, it was a
splendid thing be said to .ilayea grapdmothfri )
grandnother's were Jolly old souls; give you can
dy and. sweet things and let yon sarce them as
much as you please. PhesneSt in Importance to
grandmother'sare uneies; good, clefer uhcfcSI
who carry caeaeieas saddle bags; and. large pock,
cts, and who always have them filed with: some
thing good. Heaven protect our uncles and
and keep their saddle bags in good condiaon:
One of them called in the other day and emptied
his bagsgin our sanctum in such an acceptable
manner, that We are obliged to raise our voice ii
praise Of uncles; bless our uneles, with saddle
bags ne mesn, or aDy other kind Of bags!
-.
ALMOST FIRE.-On last Saturday while the
wind was gaily blowing, small building of ratli-
er questionable character, attached to Martins
Hotel, was observed to be on fire. but thanks to
the active efforts of Mr.. Montgomery who hap.
peDed to be on the alert, it VAS nipped in the
bud. But for the immediate proximity Of more
valuable and less Objectionable property, little
loss would have been sustained had it been al
lowed to burn An accidental lodgmeuto ofa wad
from the gun of a Juvenile sportsman, who elated
at the idea Of going birding, preniaturely fred
the same at the offensive object above aliuded to,
was the cause. 49, - ..ss. -
Fires of a serious character frequently happen
from just such causes, and of late we notice that
the boys of Newberry are rather loose with their
squibs and firearms. Our town fathers, we res
.pectfully suggest, might acceptably put on their
specacles and look after the morals Of these boys
who seem to have no other fathers to bring tkeIu
up in the way they should go.
.
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j. N. subcr & Co.'S: large stock Of Shoes are
arriving, and among the handsomest assortment
for the ladies ever seen. -. ~, :.
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We take pleasure in directing attention 10 tie
notice Of a young y-expelieneedip in teaching
who desires situation. either as teacher or
goYerness. Address: Box 10, Grecnrillc P. O..
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Notice to creditors of the Estate Of the late
Judge John B. 0,Neall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05

wheeling Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY EVENING, June 3, 1865.

SATURDAY EVENING, June 3, 1865.
FLOUR-Dull and few sales, at 81 1913 10.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 4JG1 SIS.
0~ATS-Nominal at 4G65n.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at I5cdSo.
BARLEY-Sells dull ut 81 25
S~UGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico IL
Choice Yellow lie: Crushed Powdered 1aa21ci
Coffee Sugar l9ic.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 81.
SYRUPS-At e0c 81 90.
COFFEE-Firm at 33035c.
OILS-Firm at 81 10 tor Lard: 1od IS Tor Car
ton. and SOC for .ubricating.
SALT-Ohio River - IS; Table "a %.
BUTTER-l5c.
POTATOES-Not much doing: prices range
rom II 300 81.
APPLES-Dull at g 5014 90.
DRIED APPLES-Dull at 506c per ID.
EGGS-Not much doing at l2c.
LARD-l982D in fair supply.
HAY-sl6 per ton loose.
SEEDS-CIover SIS so; Timothy s. 90; Flaxseed
demand at Il %.
FEED-Iu fair demand at s3O835 per ton.
BROOMS-Common 3 7545 so; Fancy s. 25d
i 20.
IOBACCO-Dark los is 750s5c; Spun Roll
~ 95c; Bright Sl01 %; Common Twist 4sc.
SOAP-Cincinnati German l2tc; Wheeling do
i2.c; Family soap lltc.
CANDLES-Mould 10.
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm. 8 by 10
No /. IS 70: No. 9, - 10; { by II to 10 by l2 No.
/, &c 10; No 2, S. Il; 9 by l3 to Ia by "A No l.
:h 5M; no. !, So 10.
LEATHER-SOle 35d35c. per lh Oak sole
Ioc a4j per lb upper s36042 per doz. kip
leather i5d q per d.; calf skins q 35dl IS per
H.; harness leather 45c per ID hides Sc perlb
calf skins l0c per Id.
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New York Markei.
by Telegraph.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, June 3
COTTON-Heavy and lc lower.
FLOUR-Heavy and Sc lower. 80 sac 81 for
extra State: sc 9O07 C5 for r a. o. and 6 lOa
: 70 for trade brands. Market closing heavy.
WHISKY-Dull- Western at q 0sd2 O6, re-
filed.
WHEAT-Quiet, amber Michigan at 81 u.
and 1000 bush choice do at 81 ~.
RYE-Quiet.
CORN-Scarcely 80 firm, at .5 az tor iufaIior
to prime mixed Western.
OATS-Firmer at &C. roc for Western closing
dull. Included in the sales are 10, oe0 bushels Of
Western for July, at Csc.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady, al 35c for
crude; 4s65lc for refined in bond, and CA 1J.c
for refined free.
PORk-Dull and lower, at SIS 31id25 10 for
new mess, closing at SIS IS for cash; 80
for 1854 mess, cash and regular way, closing at
500 50 for cash; sladi9 for prime, and SIG q "a SO
for prime mess. Also ) 500 bbls new mess, for
June, July and August, sellers option at s2i 90:
as 37i.
~BEEF-Dnll, at sI0al4 for plain mess. and
Sl26ls for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Steady. at 81
CUT MEATS-Quiet, at ia lic for shoulders.
and l4d lie for hams.
BAC0N-Dull, at I6ic for short clear. and lac
for Cumberland middling.
LARD-Quiet and steady, at lJ6lsc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
Cincinnati Market.

by telegraph
CINCINNATI. Jnne 3.
FL0UR-Very dull and prices dropping, su
pertine at s. IS.
WHEAT-Dull, prime red at 81 45.
OATS-At 55c.
WHISKY-Quiet at 81 Is.
P0RK-Mess-Sold at Ssi before the news
from New Tork. bat no buyers afterwards for
more than s23.
BULK MEATS-Quiet and unchanged. al liz
8l3ic. IN srT
LARD-Dull at I64c. -i@
G0LD-At q 81. EgEs.Enr FW,!
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Philosophy OF Marriage.
'UEIR PROPRIETORs OFTHs

i NEW lDRh Museum Of Anatomy haNi
determined. regardless Of expense, 10 issue iIss
dor tho beu"tt of suffering humanity, aud sup
preston Of qLickerY four Of their most inter
c-ting aud instructive Lectures oB Marriage
and - Disqualification. Nervous and PhyAca'
Debility Premature decline of Manhood. mli
-rsiIon Weakness o. Depression, Impotoue
.."s7 81 Energy and Manly Power the grea, S,
cal Evil, and those maltdics which TeAult iros,
Youthful f"llies, excuses ~ maturity. or ighD
rance OF fhysioiogy aud law Of Mature.
These invaluable lectures have been the IN, ,u.
Oi enlight' ning and saving thousands and vii
be forwarded free. on receipt OF four stamps. H.,
addressing SECRETARY. New York Museum o
Anatomy and Medicine Gls Broadway ". \
jaul2dly 4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
SWAMI HOUSE,

L ED HANDS. On Thursday, October 9Th,
1863, J.. W. Dent, late Of the Richmond House
took possession of the Swami House for a
term of years. He hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit "A continuance of the very lib
sral patronage conferred upon him when propri.
etor of the Richmond.
Every department is in the charge of the
most efficient assistants J. WIN. DENT.
sep2l
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MANHOOD
4 M CHE yIGOG Of NOJTH HG

n STORED N four weeks. by Dr. Rioorl
ESSENCE OF LIFE DT. Ricord, (ol ARA
after years al earnest solicitation. has % lengi
acC"dcd Ia the urgent request of the America
public, AMI appointed AZ Agent m New SOIh
10 The sale Of his valued and highly priced J.,
scuCe Of Lite This wonderful agent will r.,tUi
Manhood 10 the most shattered constitntioy, OBJ
tour weeks. and. IL usod according 10 printed .
-truCtioH4 failure u impossible This life.i
storuc remedy should ho taken by 81 about o.
marry as il effects 1rs ncnnIncHt Success 3D.
every case i, certain.
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