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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
.jauings BauKs.
Dlpi0cno Noiice5.
Chances for Business Nlcn.

NOR SALE CHEAP. or Trade for Real Estate, O
1 Vaasbe PATENT for SPLITTING WOOD nov IN fa opera
ton For particulars. appy No. 80 Cymers Brookyn T. D.
DARTNER WANTED-By a practical native
Wine and Brandy Maker who has eoOi stock Wines aad
Brandy ard doing good ne None med y an.
they can well recommend d. end lave u conani piOe
cash Can at No. POI Broadway for three days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

expense OF 40 capitalists in present industrial system and
not :. tie expense Of the working consumer.
If this published the next will be upon the i"nuence Vi
-. oo ~, b,is ,-l customs and in Intelligence OF Labor
rs ana Their relation 10 WAGES Thine FOR the good time
coming, Ian ''i"A
Hop,dcls Mass june 4, 1906
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eEllpPlNG rNTzLLEGETCE,
PORT or NEW-YO2K.........J1n '

Cleared.
Steamship IT, Livingston Baker Savannah Livingston Fox Co
Steamship Bukiry. Savgunnh MuT-y FeEris = Co.
Steams Mcnes UsTshmap, Charleston Livingston Fox Co
Starlight Pedrck Nimiu y c. Arthur Leay
steauhip Nets. Burton. Boston, Neptune stesusiip Co.
S,eamship Mary Saulorl. CLARK, Boston, ". J.. clyde.
hin Wsn.ut sprnger New Bedford Ferguson Wood
Ship Arnold Bonn-e trru) Steenkeu, Bsu r., {. LainE
Bark MeuIento ORD. Lyal, Bristol Lindsay Ross.
Blrk Giuseppe Gi5er lIta sanguinee brsso J. b. Phillips
Son.
Bark Harrison Lsb Br). ford, Liverpool " s, o. W. Wheel
wright.
Bark HERMAN Herman, R,hibBcto, Walsh Carver
Bark brazilian Or Green, Cow Bay aud market r. DeWSo
Co.
Bark Orinoco lBrem.l Garrels Bremen. messing.
Elugw0oi ElngwoOi Crnfegos, Brett Son Co
Bark Advance (f) Crosby s. Joins y. b. Boyd Hin ken
Bark Frances. Sherwood bottom, Boyd ililcken
Br, Ciars (Br.l Waite Halifax, J. +. Whitney x CO.
Brig Geugarry Br Rennessey Harbor Grace Me- ~ T. Gtees
Cuuie.
schr Fearno, tBr.) Gibson, Eeuthers. J. Eues.
Schn ID. b. Warner. H0dgkinon, Ceniuesos. Moss Ward
Scbr Rebecca Secor. Marshall Baltimore, Bentley Smith Co
Schr. Chief Godfrey, Portsmouth, y. H.
Schr Thomas Ransom Buish PoT;caeser Racket Iooksr
Taylor
sear Lady Suffolk, Penlleton. Bangor @. L. Hatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
= c,mno, Marsh NJ, Ralph Meade. Mr.. A. Murray of

Mr.. Samuel Marsh Mr. Ralph Meade Mr. A. s Murray OF
Orange County, Mr. John Arnot Of ElmiIa, MI II. a.
Cnshman, Mr. William b. skidmoro and III vanderbilt
10 cav for themselves during the thsee months inc
President had in which TO borrow money TO pay current
interest rents and labor Why did not Mr. Pearson Try the
London market once moro, or some Of the New-loIk
Directors Of wealth in TIC domestic markets. The simple
facts are that the Directors knew pczt 70 R9llng OF the
affairs Of the Road and when suspicion was excited go'
the facts not from the President bit from the subordinate
departments The President at this moment aoors uhder
the dcluson that he continue dividends, and having
put all his floating debt into round loan excams Ike
Mcawber whom he funded his little borrowings into one
note. "Thank Goll that's settled" Settlement and
payment arc different terms and before this corporation
can report ono floating debt again 1t Will probably pass
through the regions of chancery.
The six months balance sheet Of the Reading kal Jhd
shows profit of eight per cent to the Stock and ITS un
dersood that IN July cash dividend Of five per cent will
be made.
The statement that railway expenses arc being reduced
in proporton TO the decline in gross receipts is not sus
tanned by facts The first two months of the fiscal year Of
,l,o Nf;oh;,-on Southern. shows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
Passengers Arrived.

FROM PORT.AU.PRSCE-lu brig Henry and Lonise-Chules
Pnrcai wife child M Windsor NJ belrhon, Sarah Cola.
Christian Schultz A. Baw W. Smln, Oafole siatas
Chas. Smith, N. n. GAVIN. u,
FROM sAGUA-n bark Lucy FrancesChas Herman ard wife.
j. Rvlus A. Moser
FROM KINGSTON, JAM.-In schooner JuAe-John Leaks
FROM ST KlTTS-ln big Clo-J-mes Aus.ey aud VIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun R,e,...429l Sun se's......7 p Noon Rses..lzo
WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook ...3.37 Gov. lslad....4 IS Hell Gate''e
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fsrreipt. OF Produce.

JusK 1-9 32l bhs. Four $50 bbs. Whisky. l6l0 bbls
Corn Meal 100 sacks Corn Meel 50 l02 bush Corn 575
bush Malt pigs. Ashes bbs Pork q pkgs Cut Meats IS
pkgs. L,td gegs Lard. Gu bbs Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD STATE AID BONDS.
ISrrREsr Of SEykS Pm CENT Tn ASsua payable
10 oLD By CaLiToEyia IRE. o. Government Tar
FOR .4lob fsK L HATCH BaHkefs, no. hassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
FEUITs AND BERRIES.

Strawberries have been coming very freely during the
mast ree days mostly from NewJerseY though few arrive
nom Mary and Delaware There bas not been sun enough
r. sweeen them bat the contrary tie rain makes them
atery with dirt Many Of those received today
were teut of hence they In Bad order Large lots
Of such offered Od re a. Fresh burlington ber
ie n good uIdcr generally brought 2Oc lew 81 the best
25c small lot Of very tine Trumphs was received from
Delaware last Tuesday and sold for c a. We are glad
T. MOI disposition the part OF growers and de iers when
using small baskets obtain what are called 0Hr that H.
nr 10 the quart Some lfc and persist In sending
In fss baskets three inches high three Inches
the top and two inches square al the Bottom single
dealer received about plot boxes Wednesday We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
n, y, Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

fgn NEEE kSDiNG June T. lFbl
fFrrrsssy l-z 4. \. TRIBUNE by own heporterl
Tic owp are e current rates Of articles IN good c6nd
ton as sold hv commission houses at wholesale Shippers
receive 10 cent es deducted for CON 4ions beslo
FREIGHT a other charges Parties receiving oduce to SELL
often win the request immediate returns 10 made cannot
always obtain tie prices which transient Buyers nave 20 pay
Our 4s arc ofended moro for the iaymer than tho mer
chr M aud We prefer not dappoiat by giving the outside
ices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS
1ors connue scarce and high PRIZE There Is fair
active Southern peaa have advanced. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
financial.

UNITED STATES TRE.suRr ISrsKs'r DEPARTMENT.
hEw OAK, June T. 1900 (
SCHEDULES of (3O) thirty or more SEVEN and
- THREE-TENrS 500 COUPONS, payable June 49, Instant
viii be received Tor animation II. II. VAN DYCK
Assistant Treasurer u. z.
THR MUTUAL fiFE lSsuRAvcE CoPAsY on NEw YoRK
Office, OF Broldws aud Liherty-,t !
NLw-i OKK. JUNE G 1870
4 Il the ANNUAL ELECTION Tor TRUSTEES of
- this Company he'd at Office purauau to notice
FREDERICK s WESTON, WILLIAM MOORE,
JOHN V. l.. PRUiN. JNO T.. DEyELlN.
WILLIAM BETS. OLIVER II. PALMER
ALEX. ". BRADFORD RICHARD A. MoCURDY
wM. HARMON Brown,
un4nmusy elected TRUSTEES serve for the term Of four
years
And meeting the Board OF Trustees Of aid Company held
their o1c- Frederick Winston Unanimously elected President
Ths resignation Of STR. Theodore W Mou Secretary
Company having been received sud accepted M Jno stuart
unanimously appointed secretary ISAAC ABBOTT
Secretary.
NOTICE.-An Adjourned Annual Meeting of the
~ Stockholders q the UNITED STATES PATENT SKIRT
FRAME COMPANY viii be held jane l3 O'Clock the
Aston House nv order o. the Directors. : OTIS Secretary
flNEXAS GOLD MINING OFFICE. No. l55 Broad
Y Room No. Annual Meeting foT the Election Of
D4ss.oy, lyme " lsS6. Al u seOss N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

To saw that butter Is fat weak. don't sell has black eye
has declined eiry five 3 b. since last saturday Only
exnreses in mild form. feelings and remoeks OF dealers
Reeps are heavy averaging about ZOO packages per DAY
Tins r this week and 800 or 5000 packages sent
10 California the next steamer there Is no Outet
In a declining market, like this, erocers Only
town demand Is now almost wholly cut OIL, beng sup
ped by tho farmers Of the surrounding country California
bnyers were for week and only came IN on
"Wednesday FOR purchases freight the present steamer amer
which they will absent themselves for 10 days or un the
ne s.ea cr about sail Most Of the present shipment
fne yeow Ohio kias bought az about 500 little select AZ
81 2c Common Western butter don't sell II - Understood
that tic make large a West and Tree receipts are an
caied Tor s0mo time iow Of the dealers thnk
tho bottom is reached and they not Offering their butter
though quite kcy they would did they Tho least prospect
OF maiket-tlcIe Is 10 orcng the thing now. Inc oOuh
is f of butter aud parties shipping It from 81 LOUIS 10
ths civ Good lines # yellow Western Reserve butter were
so today JJc aud the tendency Is downward We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

The cheese market quite deranged on account OF the
financial disturbances English buyers can
not e their balls Of exchange buy cheese with them hence
poro 10 sneak Of going abroad ANA the stock Is accumla
Ing 10 II would be difficult matter 20 get over
zoe TODAY fro Factory, though such arc hcd a. 2Oc
ul In some cases pic In iGct there almost trade for
even good cheese t alone poor which not been selling for
weeks We noticed sales OF 800 boxes icrsmer County farm
Dairy AZ 5c Receipts large but exceed the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
BORT i0aroen'e Noiire.



PORr-WlaD OrFcg No. p Niiamt)
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with SEQ.
~ on Oft passed April H. 1851 eated An Act % 10
organize the Wadens Ofce Of tho Pot YORK. 10 AL per
interested having charge o. e subject mater o. sc.
that tho following vessels are noe
ramniton By the Por tue said surveys on
examinations completed within ten days GeKI succeeding IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

Therc IL little change since last report With moderate ar
riy and "A f,r demand irr1er fggrcs. We quote;
NewJersey and Ponhgylyaait fresh y doz .-2Jt dA
Southern aud Western. = dOz, good ordcr ~ ~
Duck Eggs. doz----. ---.--.-.---.--.--.-- CO
Das good. ..-----.--..-----iJ dOJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
H. CLEWs. WM. e. BEND TIIEO. y. FOWLER
HENRY CLEWS & Co.,
(Successor to Liyermore. Clew, Co,)
BANKERS.
~ WALL STREET NETWORK.

DEPOSITS IN CURRENCY AND GOLD RECEIVED
Merchants Bankers aud individuals opening with viii
be
ALLOWED INTEREST tho market all DAILY
BALANCES subject 70 check demand without notice.
q. =. SECURITIES PURCHASED AND FOR SALE.
All kinds hand ready for delivery the lowest market
Collections made Washington and all points of the Unon with
Qurk RrtnIn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29
BILLIARDS. &C.

4 LARGE NrusyR og sew Anp sEcoxD HAND
IA bniiArd Tshisa with our improved ccrnstnstion
yhkf have been proved 70 - The most eorrsN
"a. have coostsnt for msay Year may ss ss.n
ssnding W psrohnse WIN dpd heir interest 10 call and
sraminc our sc9k Which the largest and finest In the
PjiEIxf Sy67LxsDRss x q . CROSBY stree, n v
WI n aRJvfrH, ~ FULTON sTryyr oryyRs
tcs sass spssd!d sosk Of Tahles reduced prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29

DURsuAST TO A DECREE OF THE HIoH COURT
IL OF Chsncsry, In Enxand. made In cnuse. william
wnsma against Harriet oqysr 0lgvs the creditors Of
Nathan Appleton Lee hats Of No South street New YORK
nth day OF March. s before The ist day of
February isS7 ssnd by post, pf1psid W Mr.. William
yrssrtc bourne Brsndrsth of No 81 lssoIns Ina Fields,
In county o. Mddesex EnsAnd the solicitor Of the
orr q ssd Nathan Appleton Lee In EngAnd their Chris
tan addresses ana des<fpuons the oil
sruars claims statement ~ heir accounts and
she naiure the securities any hea ~ them o. 10 DE-
bsnsns Of ai decree Every creditor holding anv sou.
NV u 10 produce before the Master of e kols 81
hs chab~rs situate in the Rolls gard Chnneery lane Md
1ieser Enx.nd Friday the 18th day Of rsbruafy tS7
oclorf in he being the Tune appointed for
adiudicasne claims Dated ihis Lag DAY % Decem-
her, 1879 Robert Marshall, chief cfcrk W " -
- Lincoln's Inn Fisids JOY. con 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29
LEoAL NOTICES.

MANY EusIHY, DRcxAsED--JouN srEscER-
NJ sohn spenssr s:Sef ChAriss ~ MAJ sRes,sr wsS
pAsh church Of saint john IN The city q wsstn.
America sone time be year 1859 1914
sbou,s living In be IL dad the children q the
AaSu.t - and ths les. Rs,sons 2, any
read, Nile End ros1 IN The county Of Nddessn.
their solicitors, hefore the LIST day OF FEBRUARY. s
resurcd 70 come IN and PROVE claims 81 he Champsrs
Mddses Aforesaid pursuAns orsr and decree Of The
High OF chAnccfy Of England made 10 ths maiter 81
Of MARY Emsey sfossad and Of two causes-Wn
ilsms whAna bruer Va WiIiams or IN dsfault thereof
they will Be persmptory escIudsd the benen OF the
said and decree. Dssd tbs 3Eh day Of Noyemhei
Ia0H w. n Church chief clerk w. J. Barrett, No. Bell
Yard, Doctors Cemmcns London. pAintas solieitgr 10
Druer wnliAms JOY, COE Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29

RIO corrRAcToRa -SEw cAyAAx. COM DEcEn.
i bcr n I9s me uew csassn Railroad ro~pmay -sn
rsssve s-ss~d rvrpo~ss icr he gs1Ins ssd sscssy
der road snni fasrsasy. JsnsA.J is,..ov
skDrmss Kssssu~s o.. s,s>s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29

TIVE rAsr rRorrIro HORSE '.HosEsr PEr.R"
w be dspessd o. W 70, a. Tayors HOTEL Jersey city,
. New reer's Hve. positively
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29

CUCKOO CLOCKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIN. AT a.
~ FkAnkRIELD . co n, p~fsnssss srf sy~ nsnufsr-
turer. Ladies wslrhes vl ssxst loss-ts fsr ntsnsss
tssdss sress variety Of osber wsefss Ftenrh Co<ks
Jsw.lry sss silver WARE - a rkAskrfkLD cos -
sisfh svesve. corner q fourssn,h sussl Us ksh ave
rue. corser q fvesy slsth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29

UyHE yAUEAY CHAMPAGNE
nk sles az, deoals' bpl fan e .inoas sody-nos
vaainG wine Of the nrst grvr~ths. FOR sAh W
TRRDWELT ncARTiY, No. I Pine ~, cor. Broadway
PARSONS NIXON. - Cedar ssrsst sornsr nrosAsay.
uyHE REV T. r. BECKER WILL LECruRE. AT IN
Il yias Han ssndg sysanF Dsssnbss % ssbiscs-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-13
New York News.

New YORK, September 12.-Frederick
FItzmeyer, one of the boarders of the
Hotel de Lyon. on Frankfort street. was
found dead at the door of his boarding
house, yesterday morning, about one
O'Clock, having been shot through the
head in a mysterious manner by parties
unknown. Leonard Hay, John Pickett
and Charles Mininger who were with
him the night previous bave been arres t.
ed on suspicion of killing him.
John Brown, an Engineer and Litho-
grapher OH Nassau street, was yesterday
up before Commissioner Osborne, charg
ed with having a transfer press, dies and
other counterfeiting implements in his
possession.
The litigation instituted between Gen.
Santa Anna and DIaro Marizena, his al
legged agent, has been discontinued, an
equitable settlement, having been ar
ranged on both sides.
Madame Adelaide Ristori, the great
tragic actress, her two children and q
troup of forty performers arrived in this
city yesterday as passengers on the
steam ship Pierre from Bristol
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-13
Mexican News.

NEW YORK, September 12-The Her
AIDS Monterey, Mexico, correspondence
of August 22d says:
General Sheridan, on his recent visit
to the Rio Grande, had strongly advised
Cortinas to submit to the authority OF
Caravajal, as any disturbance between
them would do great injury to the Mexl-
can cause Confidence wis greatly re-
stored by Sheridan's visit among the
merchants and commercial men In Mata-
moras and on the border, and goods were
again being sent into the interior.
Caravsjal, Cara aud the other officers
concerned in receiving the surresder OF
Mejia, had been summoned before
council by Juarez, who is dissatisfied
with the terms granted the Imperialists.
Macmillan had received more money
from France, and it was thought that
the murder of number of foreign resi-
dents in Sonora will be made pretext
for retaining the French troops after the
day named for their withdrawal
The French rule in Monterey was q
reign of terror to the Mexicans. Fines
were exacted without receipts being
given. Citizens were insulted, impris-
oned and shot Tor words uttered IN casu.
al conversation with their friends, and
property confscated.
General Quiregs, who commanded the
Imperial troops in Monterey, has offered
his services to the Liberals, but they
have not yet been accepted. The bearer
of his communication was imprisoned
and will probably be shot.
The French were to oyacuate San Louis
Potosi on the cCh inst.
The Herald's Galveston correspond
ence says: General Hood was invited to
a seat in the legislative halls by COM
mittee, and on his appearance was receiy-
ed with silent honors, all the members
standing respectfully until he was con-
Quoted to a seat.
The coming Texan crop of cotton is es'
timated at 300 900 bales.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-13
News from New York.

NEW YORK, Sc ytember 10 The Tri.
bune has the following from Augusta,
Maine, and fuller returns largely increase
the Union majority in this State. 1t
will reach 10000 and the closest Con-
Our majority is vastly larger than ever
was gained in Maine before by any party
and is nearly double the average Union
majority OF the past years.
The Tribune has the following special
from New Orleans: Reliable informa-
nation has been received here, that six
colored soldiers were recently murdered
in Jefferson, Texas The military COM
mander at that post had the dead bodies
shown to the Mayor, and intimated to
him that somebody would be held re-
sponsible for the killing of Union men
in that section. The lives of Union men
are frequently threatened.
Gov. Wells aud the Hon. Thomas Cole
man, chief Of the Bureau of Emigration
had an interview with Sym. Tux, San
Francisco merchant and his agent Mr.
Strickland, who proposed to introduce
China labor here, in October, 1867 The
act of Congress of 1862 is regarded as a
barrier to their schemes.
A Tribune Nashville special says:
Under the provision Of General Grants
order, No "A men were recently arrested
in Giles county by the military authori-
ties and brought to this city on the
charge Of murderiDga a negro. The civil
authorities refused to bring the murder.
ers to punishment, and after the men
had lain in Jail for few days, the Giles
County Court authorized that they be
returned, quashing the indictment. On
these conditions the Provost Marshal
General sent the prisoners here to-day.
The Tribune's Chicago special says:
In Clarke county, Alabama, on Sunday
last, two negroes who were unable to
settle some trifing debt incurred by
them before the war were sold into slav.
cry, one for $3.50, and the other for 5000,
their united debts amounting to $1,000
in gold.
In Western Arkansas silver vein had
been struck, which for several days yield
ed eighty pounds daily, then became ex-
hausted. The owners are trying to find
a continuance of the vein when it is be-
lieved the metal can be found in fabulous
quantities.
A mining company in Northern Louisi.
ana, on Friday, struck solid block of
pure lead weighing thirty-three tons
Other large blocks were found at a dis.
tance of eleven feet below the surface of
the earth.
A Herala's Ottawa special says: The
escape of Murphy, the Fenian Head Cen.
ter, and his associates, from the Corn
wall prison, is the great topic Of conver-
sation throughout Canada during the
past week. 1t is believed that the cir
cumstances will encourage Fenianism
not only in Canada but in the United
States.
The steamer seized recently at Mon
tresl is the propeller Congress" owned in
Detriot. The owner has been unable so
far to recover his property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-13
Terrible Explosion AT Albany-Ten OIL
Twelve Persons Seriously Injured.

ALBANY, September IA terrible ex.
plosion occurred here this morning. The
saw and planning mill of S. & G. Rork,
corner Of Lawrence aud Water streets,
blew up at twenty minutes to 10 o'clock,
killing ten or twelve persons and seri.
ously injuring eight or ten more. No
cause is known, as the engineer was
killed with the others. The noise of the
explosion was heard at a great distance,
and nearly all the windows in the vicin.
ity were broken. A number of persons
were struck with fragments of timber
and stone. The mill was owned by s. &
G. Rork, with Nelson Rogers, of this
city, as silent partner. The establish
ment covered an acre of ground, and it
is said the loss is about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-13

"Jes SO ~" Exactly p-Soion Shineie said
ey" in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters
ii he felt weary at night he took Plantation Bit.
ters; if he lacked appetite, was weak, languid
or mentally oppressed. he took Plantation Bit.
ters and they never faueu 70 SET MN on his
Few persons want any better authority; but
rs some may, Just read the following;
lowe much 20 you, for !
nv life. REV. W. II. WAGNER Z
Madrid. N. Y"
4 I have been great suffer.
er from Dyspepsia, and had TO abandon preach.
ing The Plantation Bit
SEv. ca. WILDWOOD,
New York City.
had lost ali appetite
was so weak and cnsryated could hardly walk
The Plantation Bittsrs have SET noe NIL right.
JAMES HEIMINWAY,
st. Louis, Mo-
The Plantatics Bitters have
cured me of a arrangement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that Distressed me for Yeas.
They act like charm. O. o. MOORE,
25i Broadway, New York"
Mrs. o. NJ. DEvoE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given il to the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and grat-
flying results" We have received over hun
dred reams of such certificates, but no advertise.
ment is 80 effective as what people themselves
saw of a good article. Our fortune and our rep
utation is at stake. The original quality and
high character of these goods win be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained q sale In every town, village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations; Base
imitators try TO como as near our name and style
as they can, and because good article cannot
be sold as low as a poor one, they find some sup
port from parties who do not care what they sell
Be on your guard SEQ our private stamp ovor
the cork Il H. DRAKE a. CO.,
New York City.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-13

The proclamation of Governor Wells,
of Louisiana, calling upon those parishes
of the State that were not represented in
the Banks Convention Of 1864, to elect
delegates on the Sd of September to gal
yanize it into spasmodic action, has been
contemptuously disregarded by the peo.
ple. No elections were held. The re.
mort of the military commission appoint
ed by General Baird to investigate the
causes of the riot at New Orleans, ha:
been forwarded TO Washington. The
Commission has not been disbanded