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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscriber has been duly appointed
WonderlIck, deceased, late OF South Wheel
ing, Ohio county, and has taken upon him.
self that trust by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs. u "a
All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased are required TO ex-
hibit the same, and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment
to JOHN L. HOBBS,
nOvl2-2W Administrator
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, ar

NM 1@HsH7ANH' ENND OH4HAHHSAVN9 IN
Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means of re.
lief. Sent nee OF charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, DIR. ]. sKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ITCHI ITCH! TTCHI
WHEATON's OINTMENT

Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChIroiains,
and ali eruptions ofthe skin. Price SO cents.
For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 cents
to Weeks Il Potter, sole agents, ITO, WASH
ingtOn street, Boston, 1t will be forwarded by
mail, nee of postage, to any part OF the
United States. ju4-6m
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GEoRaE w. CH1LDs, ESQ.,, of the Phil
adelphta Ledger, gave n sumptuUus
banquet, the other evening, TO Mr.,
Walter, proprietor of the London Times.
Many of the titerGtf, not only of Phila-
delphia, but the neighbofinp cities.
were among the invited guests.
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GreenWood CenneterY.

0Co6uttOOQ cemetery.
SITOATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
~ 9Inllea east Of the city, Is now ready for
IN IEsst11aen@s sale, and Improvement oflotB.
&, AZ contains % acres of land, and Is laid out
- L16 mOSG modern and improved style
SsSn pe easily reached at all seasons Of the
$ear by the National Road, and for three
469nrInso q the year by the Hempheld Rail
IS " q perfectly secuIe, and intended TO
% oeautthed by every variety oftrees, shrub
n1S5y. public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, ETC., TO make Il equal to the best
EuId cemeteries In the country.
Ample provision Is also made for its enc
aigement, order and care in perpetuItY.
PeFeonS DESTROYS OF purchasing lots, can
e1amine the grounds with the SupaFinten.
aentS Who has aplAt. or secure them by call
ing AZ the ONCE Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make inteFments will
eau ca on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
Tickets of admission 70 Intholders and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary,
BOARD OF OIRECToRs,-A. J.. Sweeney,
5residents =. Q. Bonham, Secretary; ]. s.
hnodeEs John q. Muth, Geo. MendeI, Jos.
Eel, Jn0. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams r. @.
9Ot1An, y. a. Htldreth, au31-lyd
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THE fire alarm telegraph has been
put in operation in Pittsburgh.
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81 in Alabama.
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Speftal AptIees.
Oiberr's Vegetable AmBrOsiR or the
Worlds Hair ReStOreF.

Worlds Hair ReStOrer.
Its the only preparation that Is warranted
to restore gray hair TO Its original color.
1t will prevent hair from falling OIL.
1t supercedes Hair Dyes
Kills hair eaters, 50 destructive TO the roos
of the hair, and cures all diseases or humors
of the scalp, thereby preventing badness.
AS Hair Dresser Il has no equal, giving
brash, dry and why hair n moist, SOFT and
glossy appearance. Sold in Wheeling by
LauGhlifi, Smith q Co.; BuShheld, Wallnce
q Co. In MOnndsville by Stidger q Blair, z.
AIcC Jones. In MartinSville, .. by DR.: I.
Werlich, John Douglass, and all reSpectable
dealers. g: ii. ODBERT,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
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List of Letters.

III ONCE Mt Wheeling, State of West Vir-
ginia, on the 18th day OF November, 1866.
To obtain any OF these letters, theapplicant
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
ONCE hours on Sunday from TO l0k q. m.
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ELECTION NEWS.
sALEIeH COUNTY.

RALEIGH COUNTY.
GOVERNOR. 49's 2
A. i. Foreman. BENZ, H. Smith - So
SECRETABY or THE STATE.
John s. Witcher--.ls9 JnO. W, Kennedy &c
AUDITOR,
j. NJ. McWhorter.-.lST Peter DarneI.........-B2
TREASURER.
Jacob II. BrtstoE-.-.1s9 John g. Burlett...-b2
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Thayer MelVin,..-..-1s9 n. RichRldson..
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT. ~
Edwin Maxwell...--.IS9 Il. l.. Berkshire -. .52
CONGRESS.
Daniel Polsley .......ls9 John H. Oley-....-Gs
JUDGE OF = CIRCUIT.
VIM. L. Hindman--.9l BENZ. hc3lnntB....59
STATE SENATE.
VIM. 8. DunbaTs..-. 40 Mathew ArbucEle 10
WIN. F. ChambeTS-1Ol
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
]. ID, PNyne..............l45
Jas. Mitchell .........-. 40
SHERIFF.
A. ]. HGrper............16O
Lewis Hull............... IS
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Jno. Hogers.............ll3
Il. w. Tyne. ......."... %
stephen n. Hansieyif6
JnO. Rogers......... 1913
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
81. H. Holt............-.. ~ Jas H. Mc6innlS l2B
COUNTY TREASURER.
Edwin Prince ........114 Vim. ChambeTA.. p
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
VIM. Turner.-.......r- 1853
Dupe l. MaynOr 80. 81
ASSESSOR.
John Ii. Turner. Elected.
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Proposals For Painting and Fres-
Going,
For Sale.
F0T Sale

SUBSTANTIAL MODERN BUILT
"A Brick House on Fulton street, East
Wheeling, containing large rooms, with
frame Kitchen and good cellar. Terms
m 8oSfatSw No. 81 i a da%a street.
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MErcA1FE,s GREATRHEuMATIc REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicineacts like
magic, curing rheumatism of years stand
ing in few days.
aug22-Iy T. H. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts.
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American Life Drops |!
For the speedy cure of
ID I II II II H r. a,
Coughs, Colds, HoaIseness. Sore Throat, Bron-


ID / H II II II RI A..
Coughs, Colds, HoaIsenesa Sore Throat, Bron-
chltiS, Rheumatism, and ali kindred
complaints. ~
ENoR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
l. been before the people, and the verdict
returned nom every quarter, by the con-
Sumers of the hall million bottles that have
been sold within that time, is, that
1T ALWAYS CURES"
Read the following. which is only a speci-
ing:
"ORRIN SKINNER & Co.-SIRs:ENotwitb
standing my general prejudice against pro-
prietaTy Tor patenG medicines, 1 was Induced
Drops, through the high recommendation OF
them by friend, as always curling Diptheria
SoughS, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis &c
NY son, sixteen years OF age, was taken sud-
speak or swallow, his breathing was SO bad,
we were much alarmed, but decided to try
the Life Drops before calling physician. BY
using the Drops according 70 direction, he
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken mp. I let friend suffering with
Rheumatism have one of the bottles He
says the Life drops gave Immediate relied
and are the best medicine he ever used, "a
family near him, suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat, used some or his and
were cured in q short time. Since then I let
my brother, physician have q part OF mine,
and with which he cured q bad case of Din.
theria. he Is constrained to acknowledge
ssffuiy yours, ABB. ELDER"
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER q CO.,
Sole PEpprietors, Springfield, Mass,
And sold by all Druggists.
Finch, Co., Chicago, General Agents.
novo - 4gls
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aa1aslfaI austrnnrfnts=

lNHE GREAT REPUTATION OF TrJr
l. hndbe Plano has induced makers or in ~
Ieilor instruments to represent to their cusio-
b a Ist I q, fnos they sell are precisely
foT5m 9lsa employed by them, &c, &c.
TINS y an Old DODGE, and one that Is onlv
their Instruments TO the trade and SnnSa
quently are compelled to force them IN az
market at any price. "" Iie
This mode OF doing business should Iva
Sn31gh 70 convince purchasers at once OF the
SUFEhlOR1TY OF THE KNABE THE
mere iact Of small makers taking them ne
Tue sStANDARD, and working upon their
Bary. A4SOe'-
It is web known fact that ali first.cla
Plano manufacturers have their eStabIishe-i
agencies and dispose of their goods through
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
Destiny of the Freedmen.

~ ?
Whether by accident or otherwise, the
"ceItral directory" at Washington gets hold
of a little'truth occasionally THietfollow-
ing Is from the testimony, of provisional
Gov hrnor SharkSS? N''N"'' " 'rr.r.
] FThe freedmen are doing Enthusiastically
well but erelisno Disgusting the etact that
the freedmen's bureau and eolored troops
have done more harm. than eooH General
Howard is la'yory clever gentleman, but
there are men IN Gharge0f the freedmeh's
bureau in Mississippi who are disposed to
speculate ON white and black ;-yeFily.I be-
lieve that Mt the time | was there, if all the
tneps and the frcedmeHs bsitehu had been
withdrawn, | could have had a perfect state
of orler in two weeks; there are now in the
Stat9 very lati6hSdrthaif as ifiany freedmen
ms thhre were formerly slaves; there is no
telling the mortality that has, prevailed
.nino1g them; lthoy haNe died i'd immepsd
numbers; the negroes are IN very few iu-
stances disposed to acellmVlate rpy0perty;
my dXpcctRtibA concefhing tlieih is that
they arc destined 70 eNtipetiol, bNyoud ~
doubt; we must judge of tba future by the
past, and | could tel, ,yQp Ola great many
circumstances to that effect"
The Witness ipthisl qasci islHn, original
Union man. b" l''l' "'"'"'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
County and state Conventions.

county ana DUttUG SOnNtnAlOnSs
we desire to impress upon the minds Of
our Democratic friends the great iihporc
lance Of giving m enthusiastic response to
the call for tho selection of Delegates TO the
County Convention which win be held in.
this city on SATURDAY, THE 18TH inst.
The Rcpublsm stte Convention in
Ohio, for the nomination of state officers,
viii meet mt Columbus ON the 10th OF June
The Democratic Convention meets nearly Il
month earlier--on the 9th Of May. A
number ~ State officers areto be elected
this Gall, together with nineteen members Of
the next Congress. The election Is, there
fore, a highly important one. Boo Do. ,.tu
Asa cotemporary properly remarks, in
the present Congress the Democrats have
but tico members, partly owing to the ras-
cally apportionment of the districts and to
the fraudulent soldiers vote. We are near
ly or quite ridof the. latter difficulty, and
have only tu contend Against heformer for
fair show. m spite of the gerrymander,
we think il safe to predict that tho CON-
gressional delegation viii be very different
from the present, The political reaction is
going on in Ohio, and with strong State
ticket on the 2ith Of May, and judicious
nominations for Congress, our prospects Of
carrying tt are excellent j -1 3. % "
Again, 'tlicaL, we say TO the democracy
Of the county and Gity,Iaa not .the ipPPrr
tdat daty. Act promptly, boldly, spirited
ly. Never was a time IN the history OF the
party chat so much depended upon the
masses rallying TO effect a thorough organ
ization; and neyer,- certainly, did a future
hold ontso snrtch TO toencourage. ~ - - -
-tAtliS ---et-4 q li
ES~A large number Of the influential
men of Kentucky have published b, patri-
otic address to the people Of that State, ap-
pcaling to all men Of all parties, who earn
estly desire the restoration Of good gov
crnmeut aud tho preservation of a Consti-
tutional Union, to meet in Mass Convention
at Louisville, 3Otrday of May, 1866, for the
purpose of giving the Voice, OF the people
of Kentucky utterance upon the question
of the hour, and also to place her in har7
moniohB relations with all men North,
South, East, and West, who are ready TO
Danish the passions and prejudices engen-
dcred blythe lateF unhappy lstruggie. and
unite in the restoration ofa Constitutional
Union, freed Of the excrescences, which
have grown out of q state of war.A>o ynu,,
They invite all who wish the Constitu-
tion uprolled and, expounded, and observ-
ed in all its parts, aud the complete restora-
tion Of civil authority, with the restoration
of the great writ of human freedom, which
is the citizens right in time OF peace, "a
meet in council on that day and give en-
bodiment to their united and harmonious
action. s.1vl-E. ..--sTsss S,tE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

- Ia d
CSr'The Washington correspondent of
the NeW York Express gives this unpleas4
ant account of the standing of Chief-Jus-
tice CnhsEanong his judicial associates IA
The com iparitively insignificant position
occupied BY. ChicG7Justiee Chase ON the
Bench of the Supreme Court is the subject
of general remark, Marshall almost In
variably ciiTled the Court with him. Taneyl
generally did 81. But Chase newer in any
case where the Court, is divided. Thus Is
this PARTISAN Judge almost, daily humilia-
ted and rebuked by ibis own assooiatesi
80 the 'Whirligig Of time has Its revenges,n
and the fahatical s9wer Of dissension and
promoter of aiseord between, the different
members of the American family, though
raised TO the loftiest pinnacle Of the Eede--
raj Judiciary, finds himself without influ-
ence ard Without obedience. Like Lear--
that "popr, .discrowned kingp--he already
begins, TO learn that the, bonOrs which
''should accompany old age are not for
him, and that his future career is to be as
barreh and rs proiltless as though he Were
eonsiggTedd fer life 70 the remotest eorneriof
new hlfSAlcoi lshuu iupI iun u Hll 'dl l"
a Slr CHASE had not the proper training
for the place hdholds!" The stdmp has en-
crossed great mary more hours of his
life than the study. bHop ott lo liudl o'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
,nMBDIOALd NOTICE.
be-. n. OONI. naay Ibel lcoIrns,uiItell IN, ns hollow

~, Dr. Es CON ~ may be cOnsultcll as follows ,.,
IN MENGA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs!
Sept 1aI Oct. 1a.i'prat ,l.I arlltl ihi'tt ~
d In DAYTON attho Phillips House, on FRIDAYS.
March y; Aprillsi May ls; Jnly 8; aug 1O.l Sept
Oct, lHs l4 % Ittil 'it''f'
! III TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
March 10 April la May 49, July z; Aug, II Sept
tIslI ffl'l il7tll
l In SPRlNqFIEHD at the Willis Hbuse on
Thursdays March 15j April 10; May "a; July ig:
Aug l0s sept. 2Oi potu95l lid o. .l"'i '"h hlr l'
4 DIR. COME has, had olliees in eheh Of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, andas he has treated nhd dhicd riiny
Patients, I'M each of the above placesl He cn givt
the best of roiersnces inearh place as to his skill
TT. CONE Treats antl Cures all yahittfcs Of
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eve and
Fart makes no charge for CONSULTATION; but ii
t9qfP wig SonSllt lim desire treatment yhechhrgeS
Medicines that viii last patinntfromlf fou r to six
months, cost frpm Five 10 Thirty dollars I'M Dash
Ilug ~ itndslb dauAddassin Dr.E. GoNEIN
.urut .iua ou Ia Huui ~ COLUMBUS, UHfo. %
noVs5rdlFi Iiuah iun find Uuu "a" lh'phl Z
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

ANOTHER SECESSION MOVEMENT. - The
BrownQw men, and other malconteuts, have
commenGed q movement for bringing
around the secession of East Tennessee from
the balance or that State. They propose to-
effect that end. by means of q law that will
exclude from voting on the question, ali
persons who IN either portion Sf the State,
took the side of the rebellion. With these
persons excluded, the friends Of this new
Secession movement, expect TO be able to
overthrow the 'ytrtliority Of the old State
government within the limits Of East Ten
pessedan establish there d new one-horse
COZ fedeT'acy of Their own n'p''',
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
The Peace and quiet at the South

The Peace and Quiet at the South.
L The Columbus (Ga.) correspondent of the
Indianapolis Jbar,tdt a Republican print
.of the darkest hne, says, IN speaking OF his
Southern bour:il .a"u1ua 1,i lni lm'h
''Tlhe general Appearance of the towhs
and cities through which have passed is
quiet and Orderly, much more Sd than I
expected. aud do not think one rtps more
risk of being knocked down, robbed Or
murdered than in ouI Northern cities, and
do notuknowi Ofarcity Where the police
force is liforc effective, or where the city
laws are enforced with more rit6t than
they arolin Mobile. which has previously
had a very bud reputation" '' '"d''l ,''''',
Yetin States thus peaceable and qiiet q
large military force Is kept up, aud theyIare
denied their representation i'm Congress,
Iupontho plca that social order has not been
= .,..1 LIfll IA but"H "HuuA Fltit"n &. hh" " '' o.
rc7es11ipliSneV', ,nr,i. nd luuiui lLuW ltt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
The Radical Leader.

The New Hampshire States and Union
says:
AT the cloieof General Jackson's cleo
ton as President Qfthd Gnited States, Thad-
deus Steyens waselected by the Jackson
De9fpcrAfs rs State Senator In Pennsylva-
mia, tocarry out the policy of jackson
against Nicholas Biddle, OF the United
States Bank, aud the reeharter of said bank
as State institution In Pennsylvania.
There was at the time jackson major
ity of four in the Senate, and the people de-
pended on the Senate to nullify the action
OF the House of keprReutadyes. Whet the
vote was taken, Mr.. Stevens And two 6thSr
Democratic members voted yes, aud, the
Biddle Bank Bill passed the Senate" 80,
wh0uthd United States Hank was CLOSED, II
was found on Mr.. Bddle's private book that
he had paid ThaGdcus Stevens thirty thou
sand dollars for his vote on the bank ques-
tion, and tim other apOstatcs fiftcen thbh-
sand each. We have heard something -of
this before but do not remember TO have
secn,so Ailh q stattementofthe partictilAtsdf
Mr.. Steteus' alleged change Of front on that
occasion. .l'ilffbf btlI --t''b"
| II isnOt likely that so respectable Jour
nal, as the recognized central Democratic
organ of New Hampshire, would make 40
grave charge rs this, wcreit not truthflly
based II is u damaging o1posd It viii
explain to the country the character Of. the
man wholnow rules this Black Republican
Congress. Baser venality does not attach
70 lending politlcinnl l'ui lr"i9h 'hi s'hii
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

The President is cutting off the heads OF
the Radical incendiaries at the rate of a
dozen day, He is invariably appointing
conservative Republicans or war Demo-
Gratis. Hefrefuses, in every case, TO touch
either Radical or Copperhead. The re-
suit will be beneficial. The country win
get moderate and conscientious men in
room of violent agitators and mere politi-
clans. Thus far the operation has acted
like charm. Seyerd COngrossmen, who
have not been TO the White House for
months, have thought 1t worth while to
call. .... ..,......,..... ...ru,.. ....lni lF
In this connection we give the following
from the Buffalo IN. Y,y Courier! a.. ...,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
Isemoy1Is from OfIlce.

The Nashville (Republican) Banner has
a Washington correspondent who. thus
writes: t.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

% THAR Is RIGHT About one year ago,
Mr.D. W, gMahbgihE ato1nk mai fqr-
merly In our employ In Kentucky, was ar
rested by the military authoritfrs, tried by
q Military CbIhmissi0n, and SedAt 10 Fort
Delaware, orhaVihg publishea lh the Ma
son Democrat. a phBer| then edited by Him
IN Warren county, an article that was said
to be seditious IN character Fhnnigan hHs
served his term and Brought itlagaihst
his Prosecutors in the Unit0d States Circuit
Court ipCiRfi9nat. = h ssued tho Military
Commission that tried him.. for false inn
prisonment, and we hope he may be sue
cessful IN the prosecution Of his suit for
certainly he was very uDjustly treateds-
IItghbdnd DenI0eFat.nulr< l,t 'W bnn 'in'
II 81 lnL ~ y MNnil ~ flII.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

.'a,S 'li,s' ID, iG .,'l,lol ,ol h,aa hu.l % 2
auGiuil '' tru
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

W Trochcs are used with always good success
pas SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find 7FocAesu usef,i IN cftaIihg the voice when
ta<en before Singing or Speaking. aud relieving
t4e throat after an untsnil exertiOn Of the vocal
scfibed by Physicsps. and have hal testimonials
from eminent men throIghout the country Being
an article of true merit, and having proceed their
cWcayy Dy q tfft Of many years, each year, finds
them IN new localities In various, parts of tho
world AMI the Ifoele:s are universally pronounced
> Obtain 6hiy YiiBBiWSN,s ,nRpStHIAn TRIO.
CIiEs had 20 net take any ofth RorfAisss Ind.
i Sold every yIWbefe Ii TIE United states. and For
eign Countries, atS5 cents per boxn. ec26 '0ndw .
M 'sd kobaes,s sitter. oi"ti ',i,' ''i'' - -
..rrhere is many a true word SPOKEN
IN JEST" said gentleman to his friend, who re-,
marked that 'EGreenbRoks are Eaed hut
Robacks are better.v
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

Gen. Early writes from Havana o very
prospects There for rebel refugees Hesays
Ii is very difficult to get hold of the land; F;
that when.procufed its title is very doubt
ful, and even II, you getT good land ,and "
good title, yodi ehh not procure the labor to
till it. lie says the promises made by Tue
Mexican Govdrnhent of aid and protection
TO settlers are an illislonsi Early SAWS ne
intends TO stick IT out as an exile put ms
advice 10 felloWrHebels Is not DO give up n
present home for one IN Mexico until hay
Ing made perspiiaf opseHyptiop' -a,.a1 atgen.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
Grams. in Tonnessee.

The Nashville Dispatch says. a great
breadth Of territory has been sown and
planted with all the various crops grown in
Tennessee neutrality-suspicious. wheat etc.
and il adds: ,.-l, h.. -,,..,.., .,..I,an ,l.lay
very encouraging, and show that our peo-
pie have gOheto work with a will we
trust they. win be blest with abundant har7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
A COMPLAINT ANSWERED.
Total in Hospitl

Persons sometimes complain because they have to wait 10
long before they be accommodated at Office We have
extract teeth about forty patients per day many whom
have from fifteen to twenty teeth and roots taken out though
seldom has wait than half an hour Even
this car be avoided by calling and securing appointment
Up date have extracted teeth for 8O5 patients
with the Nitrous Oxide Gas all Of whom have os'd with
their signature that done without pain We certainly
DO without pain and what better send patients
away feeling perfectly well Call send for our new Ccu
lar containing the OF large number OF distinguished
ladies and gentlemen (paens) embracing authors esor'
ee9yren lawyers dsH'T rAy'esHs SsHsrsi' '',"br' q
eonsrs,s &C. Sent BY mail free We have had the
fret case of injury from the gas.
CoLtOS DENIAL ASSOCIATION
Advertisement No. 10 Cooper Institute. New York.