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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-11
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Wheeling Female Gill;,
WHEELING W

THns iNsTniTUTION, Gu a.,
Il ED with full collegiate nova hf
recently reorganized under a new y. ",
rectors, will De opened as a coIlao,a.n
on the first "Wednesday in Seutembs. 10
buildings are now being thorongbi1i lsr
newly furnished throughout Nl;s
In the hberaitys of its arransemar.
tent and comprehensiveness of ;,1 =
study, in its methods of tuition ana ~
and in the ability and experience sssStssS.
of Instruction, the public NAV M
being first class seminary. spo
Having had many years experiano
ing leading Educational institution. Y aot,
tern and Middle States, / feel assn e D
the liberal patronage aud the ear. a. u
ton of the citizens Of Wheelinc :, tSoel
the College will soon DO able 10 ex,,-' Ns,r
ladies all the facilities for an acrom,S ~
cation to be found outside OF our e. !
politan cities. aS:c,
1t affords me the highest satisfacto,
10 announce the engagement OF sS
teachers of distinguished ability W.
and reputation. Nas
In the departments Of the mathsr..
sciences, Miss Martha d. HalsteaS s- 1
ceptress Of Wesleyan Female Cola.
mington, Delaware.
In the department of literature AMI
lettres, Miss Mary Williams. lat, Pre-.
Lafayette Institute. Washington n CPh|
In Music Miss Emily j. Shiplev o,y.
ity, educated in Europe, and a pupi ~
nj
In the Fine Arts. Miss Isabella N a..
the New York School OF Design.
Assistants will he added in these or q,
partments, as occasion may require
a NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be or,,,
an early day, having especial referee. 4
preparation of young aides for the bp,,
teaching. 'u@as
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will h.
for such Misses as are too Young 10 ente, Y
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF
WEEKS.
TUITION. -First Preparatory n Ss,o-s
paratory, 81; First Collegiate, A. Sec.
legiate, ~; Junior, $40; Senior slY I. :.
French. German, or other languages. S =
imental Sciences, e. extra, each Drar
Painting in Oil, sl0, Pastel, J, Craven NJ
sic on Piano, $40; Use of Instrument n
cal Music, slOi Fuel, I'd and Sd quarters u
each quarter.
BoARD-S45; Fuel and Lights As WI
81 Weekly Board, from Monday 70 \
night S7 81; Fuel and Lights, 81
Bills both for tuition and board PAYABLE 81
| cases at the commencement OF the quarter
9th: Nov. 18th, Feb LIST and April IstG
Young ladies are received at auy time
not Tor less than an entire quarter. In ca,
protracted Illness, allowance win bc 4
Young ladies should bring towels, table nap
umbrella and overshoes.
Applications may 10 made by letter q
calling At the College from 10 lo'clock
L. c. LOOMS. AN ND
July 90 lS65. Prr,J.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-11
VALUABLE VINEYARD AND FARM
FOR SALE,

4 CONTAINING n ACRES OF LAND
" adapted to Grape growing with about IL
acres already set out. Also a fine orchard OF
Apples, Pears and Plum., $40 Currant bushes,
&c, &c being the farm recently purchased OF
August Meyer by W. B. Senseney, deceased,
situated about mile from Caldwcll's Run Road.
For terms apply to j. G. COOPER or
S. RHODES
Administrators Of the Estate of W. B. Senseney
deceased. OCt4
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TINE
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEP
" TENDER the 18TH the trains on this Road
i'll run as follows except Sundays:
Leave Washington. .....--... 1870 A. M.
Arrive at Wheeling. .........l 1000 A. II.
RETURNING:
Leave Wheeling. 800 p. Nj.
Arrive at Washington. .......5 $50 P. NJ.
All freight to DO forwarded from Wheeling
must be delivered at the depot before o'clock,
p. NJ, TO insure its shipment the same day.
sept20 ". d. BURTON. Supt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-11
The Atheneum for Sale.
FOR SALE.

NINETEEN SHARES OF STOCK
~ in the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pany. Apply to N. RICHARDSON,
octl9 Attorney at Law.
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves SATURDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock
PM, the splendid side.wheel steamer,
ROSTONA, ALEX. MONTGOMERY, Master.
nE~~A For freight or passage apply on
.s[Sseszf.,s.5s board. OF 10
BOOTH, BATrELLE x co,
noylO- 1t LIZ. I Agents.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, Nov. 10, 1866

Money-active and irmer at per cent:
Sterlpg-dull aud lower at 1,093al ,OSs
Gold-without material change; opening
at 81 ,464; advancing TO 81 ,46s; closing at
Sl,464
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-11

FOR SALE CHEAP.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
IA Residence on the LETT hand side of Fourth
Street above Union, containing 8 rooms, bath
room, finished attic and good basement, with
waer and gas on the main floor Possession
given by the first of April or sooner If desired
by purchaser :
Also property splendidly lo'ated on Main
Street, in one OF the best business portions of
the city.
For terms &c, see
THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
nov .slw.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-11
SEWING MACHINES.
THE GROVER & BAKER
SENINGz9MACHME

noes NOT MAKE THE CHAIN STITCH
Cover and Baker stitch is formed of two
tbraads the under thread never more than ha1
the size of the upper This under thread ~
Snoenious: V interwOv an with the upper, passing
hafb through and around its loop, fastening 1t
Sso ali the strength and elasticity of the back
itch Like that stitch, it gains its strength
b,. COMPRISING the PARTICLES OF the fabrics be-
tween the stitches and dividing the strain be,
tween the several stitches Of the seam, instead
of concentrating 1t upon single point, as Is the
case In a lock. stitch machine. 49,
There has been much discussion as to the rel
o.ire economy of the two stitches; but it is now
generally conceded that for family sewing;
ESbere there are short seams, the Grover and
Ralrer stitch is found to be the most economical
While II uses one-ifth more thread in making
a;ren length of seam, it aodsteS none, as is the
sSase with the lock stitch machine, where there
10 1,suaIy waste Of four inches of thread at the
haginnino and at the end Of each seam, to which
must be added the loss of time in fastening me
and IF the seam, so as to prevent ripping u y
ExnerienCe has proved that Grover and Ba-
keT. seam for med of very fine cotton, say No. sn
for the upper spool and 80 for the under one,
ia much stronger than a iock,stitch seam formed
of Nos 90 and ~ cotton Can any thlng more
ba desired as illustrative Of the superiority of
tL;s stitch9 Actual experiment has shown that
IN a lock. stitch machine two hundred yards OF
thread will sew thirty.tive Vars OF seam with
waste of thirty four yards of ends; while with
Grover and Baker machine, with the same
number of yards of thread, there were fifty
seven wards sewed, with no waste at all These
arc facts easily arrived at by all who can find
iock stitch and Grover and Baker machines in
numerous families where they may investigate
for Themselves -Ne.g York Christian Advocate
and Journal
Chill MT the Agency and Examine.
AT No. 1874 Market Street,
A few doors below the Market.
G.. l.. ABDELL, Ag't
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THE DAILY KE1!IsTER STEA u
i JOB PRINTING OFFICE execute. nj
kinds of Printing from n Carl to a Poster
neatly, cheaply and on snort notice Office ON
Market street, between the Mcclure Honse and
the Market Hsuse.
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t,,,T kaa ~ sagl1aA s4l-A IFS AnzED w
200 sHIlkS s % SuS@H
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-10-07
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SHE.

INIII, subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
Il Sd TUHD ~, tine 18th Of October next,
the following described properties in Port De-
post:
No. l. Is an unimprovcd Building
Lot ON the cast side of the street, near the
Engine House.
No. ,. A Lot adjoining lot No. ],
improved by Il FRAME DWELLING, two
stories, with cellar and containing eight rooms,
with vacant lot attached, constituting garden
aud yard.
No. 3. Is Lot, adjoining -
No 2, improved bya COTTAGE, sssG
with colnnodous garden and S2iElEA
yard. The wafer privileges ofEEsssds.ss5
this property are unsurpassed by any in the
town, and by slight Improvement might be rem
dcrcd source of considerable revenue to the
proprietor
This property will be open TO purchase at
private sale until the day named above, when
it will be offered in separate parcels, as herein
described, subject afterwards to being offered as
II whole.
Persons Wishing to view the property will call
on the subscriber, or Il. Wakeman, Port De-
post.
y Sale to commence ut 3 o'clock y. NJ.
Terms easy, and made known the day of
sale. SARAH ANN llAMER.
sept %, lSG5-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-10-07
List of Qualified Voters in the
Sth DISTRICT.

oDI ~ L
Alexander Joseph W
Alexander liironcmus
Alexander Eeubcn
Adams Caleb
Ayrcs jonathan w
Adams james
Alexander lsaa, Ill
Butler jonathan j
Brown David
Butler John
Butler JOHN b
Barrett james
Brown George
Barrett Sn.lu"l Il
Bennett John j
Boyle Granville g
Boyle Patrick ST.
Barrow John
BcntZ David
Barrett John G
ladders John Is
Brown Thompson
Cummings james
Cummings Henry G
Carr Thomas
Crookslianks AbsalJm
Cnulson John L
Crothcrs Alphcrs
truukshnnkS Robert
Crothers Richard II
Conner Edward l.
Carpenter james
Crawford Andrew II
Dawson William
Dunn William
Devonsllire Bcninniin
\ Dcyuushirc Samuel L
Dempsey William }
Davis James
Dorsey Oliver G
Dempsey John J
Dorsey john S
Death Joseph 7
Dawson Richard
Ewing George \
Ewing james
Evans William j
Fulton Thomas
Flowers William
Franks Isaac II
Fulton Min>hal W
Faux NJ uthias
Fisher David J
| Fulton John
Faux JamisOn W
Pounds Joseph
Ferguson Robert
Gruhb Thomas
Giliirg William II
Grey james
| Grey Samuel
Gillespie William j
Hurvinc Theodore
| Gillespie Robert b
Il - tt'I. .......
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-10-07


This is to certify that the foregoing is an
accurate list of the qualified voters of the
4th Election District of Cecil county, who
appeared and qualified before us for regis
,ration. There was small number of 9TH
crs whose loyalty was doubted-and, having
failed to prove they were loyal we have, for
the prcseps, excluded them from this list
We. however, agreeable to law, give them
an opportunity, at our next sessions, which
will be held on Tuesday the 3lst of Octo
Der, and Wednesday,, the lst of November,
at the Public House of Charles w. kimble
to correct any errors or omissions that may
have been made.
JAMES McKANB,
LEVI HALL,
DAVID SCOTT, (of Jno.)
Re ,isters 4th Election District Cecil county.
Oct. I, 1865.
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NOTICE..

4 Ii PERSONS Indebted to me by Book
"A account or Note, are requested to make
immediate payment. All accounts not
closed by the 10th proximo, will be placed
in an officers haads for collection.
sept 80. 1868 f. w. STAPLES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-10-07

The Registers of the 9Th Election District
hereby give notice that they will hold two
sessions on T"esday and rednesday next,
preceding the first Monday in November
next, (Which will be the 3lSt of October and
the LIST of November,) at the Rising Sun,
from o 4. NJ. to p. NJ, to correct any errors
or omissions that may have occurred in said
list. All persons interested, are requested
to attend at the place Of Registration, on
the days and at the time named, as the list
will then be finally closed.
S. b. STUBBS,
JOSEPH r. THOMAS.
STEPHEN RICHARDS,
Registers 9Th Election District Cecil county,
Oct. 8, 1868.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-10-07

Jones David
kinnard Joseph
kinunrd John
lieithly William (fTmer)
Kcithley William C
Ice Napoleon b
Lawrence John
Lynch George
NJ ,n'gomcry Nathan
Mccullough John
! VI torc Randall ID
IMrVry Kerscy III
Moore John
M"Nry Jacob
Mccullough Enoch
McVry John r
/ NJ prrison Andrew II
NJ rrisrn james
McCullnugh Smucl b
MrNamrc Frederick
IMeNlmce stephen ID
Mcdowell Alexander
mccullough Alexander
Moor William Il
Michigan John +
McGuigan John l.
lMcMullen William
McCummings Joseph
Mace Thomas J.
MrChristle John
Nickle Stephen Il
INickle Oliver \
Nicklc William L
pierce William III
Piece John Il
Preston Thomas Il
Preston Amos
Preston William ]
Preston Joseph
p Ttcr james \
Pierce Smurl +
iP ,lk Sumurl
Peters John
Roman Ahsllom
Il wlands William B
Rcuth Caleb
Richcy Charles
Rirhcy John y
Reynolds Joseph W
Reynolds Jacob
Reynolds Henry G.
IRcyupl Is Henry ST
Riley William
Riley Henry
IRawlings Il bert NJ
Riley Benz min +
Riley Charles
Riley John
Rawlings John N
Reath Lewis j
smith Francis p
Smith John q
Sapp Charles Il
ISwisart Nathaniel
spence John I
Sullivan james \
Smith John L
Smith Lewis
IOwson Isaac
Taylor Levi
Warner Jacob G
Way William
Warner Richard
Way John G
Way Joshua Il
West William 7
Warner William 7
Wrgoncr Isaac
Warner Edward J
Warner Henry MCNcy
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Appointments
By the County Commissioners,


TTEIE following appointments of Judges of
l. the Election to be held in November, next
were made ON Thursday, September DIST inst. ::
LIST District VIM II. Freeman, VIM. IL.
Emerson and Richard Semans.
End Dstrct-G. f. Christtield, l. n. Pyle
and William Lindsay.
Bird Dstrict.-Joshua Jackson, Peter X.
Wright and John Partridge
4ih District-Georgc Johnson, Eli Mcndin-
hall aud Henry II. kimble.
9th District-Robcrt Hart, j. Wesley Falls
ard j. n. Black.
9th Disrict--John Lakeland, Samuel j.
Lcedom and Jas. NJ. Evans.
9TH Disrict-David c. Way, John Il. Knight
and j. Harvey Rowland.
9Th Disrict-Thomas Grubb, Enoch McCul-
Tough and G. w. Gillespie.
9th District-Jercmiah Rittcnlouse, Samuel
Haddock and John Donohoo.
BY order. JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
sept %. 1S65-3w Clorl.
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JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
JACOB B. THOMAS,
ANDREW LYON

Registers 7th Election District Cecil county.
October It'll 1865
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
Letter from Idaho.
Rear CRY. 1t. Lnlr iih- Il

RCBV CIrY, I. T., July 9Th, 1865.
EsroRs DESOcRAr: Operations here. in all
branches Of business. are nOW fairly begun for
the season. The nlllls already built are con-
staauy RAINING. and there are three others be-
ing constructed, one at which will be ready to
cOmoeace WOrk - few daya; others are said
to be On the rOsA hitber. Miners are busy 10
the Placer SF quartz mines. and there are few
idle men - be 0een anywhere. Many Of the
lodges which weae foana last season and par
TALLY PrOSpected, are looking better this sea-
son; and new ones are fO0nd every week.
which their owners think promise well. A few
sales have been made n outside parties, most
" NeE Yart men, aud considerable stock has
beea taken East; aad, of tbiA, as asuai, mach
may 6e properly denominated "wild cat,"
which has, and will, always prove a curse to
any mining section. LitigsHos in regard to
land and mining titles, furnishes business for
the c"urts aud lawyers. the latter being amply
rspresested here NJ present. in numbers at
lsas1
TAece IS school at Silver City numbering
about thirty scholars, and measures have been
takea to build school house midway between
that place aud this, when the number Of schuI.
ars will be nearly dubbed. But. alas we
have neither minister, priest nor prophet, TO
break I. as Senighted anortais the bread Of
life. We have q Sunday Sch0Ol, Numbering
about as many scholars as our day school.
The i0mOrtal Fourth vas yesterday daily
celebrated for the first time 10 this locality,
aud everything passed OG quite pleasantly.
The Indians continue to borrow stock along
the route between here and the Humboldt,
having taxes about forty horses from Hill
Beachy, Who was establishinga stage route be.
tween here and Virginia City, quite recently.
They alAO. few days since, pretty thoroughly
cleaned O1t JOrdaO ValIey-nippiDg ali the
horses but three beIOaging to the Fl Dorado
boys Who have ranches there. Some U. s.
soldiers have since been sent in there, and, as
I understand, along the whole line. hope
Beachy will be able TO again stock his route,
as believe it To be the best one between this
Territory aud California. Yours,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

4 STATE demonstrating to the at
tempt Of the anti.Democratic press to
cast Odium on the doctrine Of State
Rights, the Philadslphia Age says:
Unless history is & gigantic lie, and all
sense and reason have LEFT The people, this
effort TO uproot The American doctrine Of
State Rights, becaues 90 attempt is made
to place The rebellion npCn that platform,
will be miserable failGte. The recon.
struetiCn theory Of President johnson,
as set forth in his North Carolina prOcla.
nation, Is founded upon o clear recogni.
ton Of the rights Of the States, rights
which cannot be prejudiced even b. such
action as that by which Il Was sttemptsd
TO take North CARoIins and other Siatss
out Of the Union. With this pain open.
ed by tho Chief Executive Of the nation,
it Is idle for the anti. Democratic press 70
break down the old doctrine Of c0nstltut.
ed State Rights, and Substituls h ~
stead Centralized Despotism.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22


A KANSAS ABoLIrEoxsT AT RICHMOND.
Another good sign is found in d letter
from Hon. Martin r. Conway, late mem
Der Of Congress from Kansas, now an At.
tornet ct Richmond, Va, and q tearing
AbOliIionist in and DOT Of Congress. Mr.
COnEay addresses the Tribune TO correct
What he calls the misrepresentation Of it's
Washington correspondent touching the
recent elections. We quote:
In the 6Fst place, (says Mr.. CO. there
has no general election taken place in
Virginia since the restoration. The
election 70 which AllusiOn Is made was
special one. held'in but six counties and
Of them returns have as yet been receiv.
ed from only three. am informed upon
the best authority that Of the Persons in
the three counties heard from, aII were
Union men before the war, except the
ones from Alexandra.
In the next place, Il is 4 fact that there
are no longer any " DisuniOnists" in Vir-
GINA. The people are ell for the Union,
having failed in their effort for separate
government, and recognizing that failure
as conclusive. They accept the Union
without reservation, intending to stand
BY It in good faith. The National Gov.
eminent 10 to. be theirs and their child.
ren's forever, and to that government,
although they would not have toluhtari-
y chosen II, they will bear faithful allegi
Ance. This Is the exact position Of ninety
nine hundredths Of the people Of Virgin
10.
/ deeply regret to see the spirit oil
prescription which many persons enter.
tain toward the Southern people In their
present condition. people whose kin.
dred blood and heroic character, to say
nothing. Of their misiortunes, should
commend them to our sympathy and re.
Spect This spirit Of prescription is
wrong. The shareholders rebellion was
precipitated BY irresistible forces, and it
is unjust to hold individuals responsible
for it, 1t should rather convict Thomas
Jefferson Of it than jefferson Davis Of
being its author; but the truth is, it was
hAn event developed in the progress Of
civilization. Shall we not be kind and
forgiving to those who have committed
error, however grievous, when it is man
fest that their error was ordered BY Prov.
idence, In his wisdom, to advance the
interests Of mankind?
With regard to the incidental ques,
tons connected with the war, find the
Southern people as reasonable as could
be expected or desired. They consider
slavery dead and gone. and are glad that
It is so. They are disposed to accommo.
date themselves to the new system Of Ia.
Dor, and to promote the weIl being Of the
black man to the best OF their ability.
Very respectfully. your friend,
MARTIN F. CONWAY.
Richmond, Va, June %, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LOCK-sTITCH
s e WIN G. N ACHINE S.
AGENT FOR FL DORADO COUNTY.
A. C. ARVID SOW,
Main Street. Placcrrllle.

WE claim for the "LADD 4 WEBSTER" that It
w will sew both LIGHT AND HEAVY goods
With EQUAL PERFECTION, and many Of the light
est and most delicate textures more readily than
many other Machines, Of which light work lie con-
deTed to be their speciality, wing been thorough
~ tested In every respect.
Recent improvements have been applied to these
Machines, and we believe the public will sustain US
in the assertion that perfect Sewing Machine,
for GENERAL FAMILY USE, does not exist
We invite q minute examination Of these Ma.
chimes and thorough test of their capabilities, BY
all who are In anv way interested, when their supe-
riorty over others will be proved In the following
respects. viz.
" They are simple In construction, and theI-
management is easily acquired.
| " They are reliable and durable--auFe In their
operation, and the strongest Machines made.
~ They are . arm lock stitch (AlIke on both
rides Of the fabric seWedl, and USE LESS THAN
HALE THE THREAD consumed BY chain or elastic
| stitch machines.
~ They have rltcular-feed, (Which 10 in con.
slant contact with the Work) thereby enabling 1t to
sew the finest fabrics with perfect ease. and pass
over seams or sew any uneven surface with Fapldi-
ity. without change Of tension.
e. they sew equally we'll the very lIghtsst and
the heaviest fabrica.
" They have a straight needle with q perpen-
dlcular motion. which is absolutely necessary for
heavy work. The needle is easily Get, requiring
neither wrench nor SCREW driver.
~ The stitch can be readily heightened or
shortened, while the machine is in motion.
~ The under-thread may be the same or coars-
er than the upper one, thereby ObtaInlning strong
er seam than upon OIL er machines.
| ~ They braid, bind, hen. FELL quilt, and gather
and sew on at the came time.
" They will fASten Oh the seam and commence
sewing tightly at the nrst stitch.
&Y They surpass all others In protecting the
dress Of the operator from oil, the machinery being
encased, and thereby also kept free from dust.
! ~ Cleaning and Oiling Is the work Of only few
seconds: no screws to loosen or plates 70 remove.
NJ They run at different rates Of apeed, and are
not surpassed for ease Of operation or Tsp6tly Of
motion. .
PRICES-From Flfly 10 Sixty.F Dollars.
sss Every Machine IL warranted and furnished
with Gauge and Hemmer. and the usual mAehIne
fixtures. Gauges Of all widths, and Duplicate Parts
! OF Machinery always on hand.
A. G. ARvIDssoN, Agent.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

arrived ct Salt LAka and days after the
President Of The Compsny, Leland Stan.
ford, had besn told IN San Francisco that
the Pioneer people had invited bin to
ride BY their linsf Is il true that the
hints We bear On our streets that they
Stanford, Croker B Co.-dAre not take
then over tAek Toys nssessitatiDk -the
passage through e6usevay OF snow
piled up IN Wills Hf niles each side of
the shOveled traeh. 10 June, at that!-
And Is II true that ell that is fair and
lovely viii be exhibited to them, from
Sacramento TO Clipper GApl We shall
see. CITIZEN.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
HOW 70 USE THE REMEDIES.

In Diseases Of the Blood Humors On the Face any
and every part Of the body Extract sarssps ap'
plying to piptes and all external HumoFS or EruptonO
the Improved Rose Wash.
Use the Extract Duehu for all diseases requiring The aid
Of Diurec except those the Urinary Organs such
Gonorrha and Gleet In these use The Extract BHchu
and inject with the Improved Rose wash.
r> THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BKEN ADMITTED
10 USE IN TIN UNITED STATES Army, and clio ere
In very general use ID ali the STATE HOSPITALS AND
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land. e. zen %
In private practice, and eooaidsroA a. Invaluable
remedies.
MEDICINE
DELITKRED 70 AHY ADDRESS
Direct letters to-
HELxDoLDS DRUG . CHEMCAL wAREHoUSE.
594 Broadway, n. Y, next Metropolitan Hotel,
HELMDoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
i04 South Tenth ST., Assembly Builds, PhiIa.
DsscrRs Symphonic u az 0SmmSAEcsaisSA
soc 81 a. DaUceHE HERNHaEAE.
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