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, 1866-10-13
Gpectat NptirP6.


Ihr gyrAt Chotcrn Ilcmcdy. Also f,r Cnnera Morbus
llysrnteFy. ntarrhca, Summer Complaint th!n OF
Es1mts " Si1;na:h o. iowr.s sirk Or Sour stomach
3AAtis Ghuflr. Ga md guaranteed " cure or no phy
4 purely ycEctahlc,. without particle Of opfatc,
hEhy aromatic, sery pleasant 10 thc sastt warns and
onnst srn,rd!atc rrilcG and leaves the bowrls 10
natural healthy Ftatc. Dne taste nf the medicine will
cohstnee you Q! al That Is hrrc claimed for It. 4rt
nanH onfy n E1*aFd sutton Of PROV lcnct, H. L. and
500 h5 Al dreleFs ID nlsxctne. D~Ma4 uarncs to,
q New York CRY, and LOiID & sMiTI. ol Chtcsso
GenerA1 AXentS. mT2ItEA6i1-W "A
, 1866-10-13

Manhood and Youthful Vigor are
regaincd hy tIclmbold's Extract puchu.

Vosyfe's Pllc and E1u1t1or Cure,
Warranted the only huEc and perfect cnrc for PILES
LEfKpsf, SS'K9fpl.A, SALT flEOA. and all d :.
ease. Of the SKIN. For Internal anil external nc, All
dealers Will return the marcy in every 0f al11re
10 cahcs OF Eaiinrc In PILES OR IluMllsS tle past
e!xht Year.. gold every F. a. BRYAN, Agent.
fGr.i!GSrHftW FL
, 1866-10-13

y lyon lCt CONDITION sh
--4 e.stlanse markets, That It ls h1r,lly
~"tIh while rox. ia eater uron nnJ very cxtcudeu
pt<uiAlIons to tfiu future Of our export tradc.
, 1866-10-13
SPECIALITY.
BLAN K ETS.
DR1NKER & ANDERSON,
lao Duanc-st New York,

OFFER FOR SALE
I3luc Gray Blankets,
Brown Gray Blankets,
sweat nn<l Horse Blankets,
Bed Blankets,
tcnnlbout 13ln111lctEs
Railroad 1EI01l1zcts,
White g. Cnl'd AIncl1f11ncs.
kT Orders executed nt low est market prices.
V4TAsHES WELL! WEARS WELL
, 1866-10-13

The asIOYy Of MnD In Strength,
Therefore, the nervous ard chlItated shonlI s-ceA
Aisly nse lelffbcid's Extract Nuchu.
fyl1n221-5{l-T Ia
, 1866-10-13
COOK COUNTY bonds.

Nntice hereby given tat will pay the 1uiercs. o.
t-npk County lords, dnc The lst OF November. 1874 II
thc coupons presented At nj ntee Room !, Court
Iossc before the 9th Of October 1sa6 bctx cen ii.
hours Of 10 O'Clock u. Il. and o'clock p. n.
EDWARD s, sALUMOS.
CITY Clerk
Chicago, October 70. 1856.
, 1866-10-13

four ga>ur for breath. he rushed ont OF the ,null
without ut'!ire %n1d. Nick. followed 10 ths
,onn M IT, rrnt ,g t".n m .o!' %aS %,s1 nuc6
oblrrrd 10 yr for waknsutc sn eariy III .,lc .nurn
arntnrt tho clOcsa.
"tS" :" "hatARs--Ftahs "'nrneNes, oeAn
Kshh "no "ahh Shea Yong 1nfn Of from 10 10 IL
years old, who taye been for some time past
known AZ nirh, nrow1crx. entered storc Mt Nm
somc e]trt. e1rel1nrs &c and Thursdnv nt,,ht
,hc same paric4 broke into store on sta,e street
near Madison. In this last ra,d, however, they
were so quickly oscrhau1ed by Orlcer Douglas
t.at they Ind no opportunity to re, oF with npy
oee' ..s m'n III tneiF po7sees,on
, 1866-10-13

The E0fads hare Thi1.IY
Years to ran, and are Sc
cured by Il Eirsf Mortgage.
constituting an absolute
prior lien on thar portion
OF the Road, Equipments,
Franchises, AMI Entire
Property of The CensrnE
Pacific ESaill'otZel Go1nl1z-
ny, located i:s The S{G.2 Of
California, and c,c1enHi,tg
from. Sacramento City to
the California State Line
forming a 1,fs~f OF the
GREET P.qCIFIC 3e.1EL
KsO.1D ROUTE, adopted
and aided 1y the C:.s'aTED
s TT TES E'EK.S'-
.ME.7T.
, 1866-10-13

1T. 1AU1G8%
1he aonitor By DR.. James. Specialist IN the ereat-
en Of Secret Dlseas*s SHOULD be in the hands the
young ~nd old of bot as 1t contains Information
Of Vital importance. Actress Or. Jn1e5, +. O. Boz
COG, Chicago, tncloetng 50 cents.
, 1866-10-13

370t10V8 "@FEkf
1.-THE seport Of the directors of the Grand Teunt
Railway Of Canada to ba submitted to the half
rearly meeting On 1hursday, the Iih Of October,
sets forth thai The gross receipts and the net
bsiance in tie half year arc ii each case IT,
lareess ever c1rned M y hs Jqne hal: Of thc year.
he croee receipts Of lie corresponding half ot
1865 1Eelts76) Of es2,5f9, or 3.s5 per cent. The
tlpetofS s,atc that the receipts IRON 8yh June to
, 1866-10-13

The amount Of these FIRST Mortgage Donds to be i
eucd per mic Is limited By law 10 the amount OF
struc.ton of the Road. and the Mortgage By which
suc5 arc secured IL ae.ar<d BY aet ar caaarkss 70
constitute 1f<7 prser and superior 10 HAT a. tie
Cntt<d S.atts Gor~.mnf.
The sid received from the Government lin amount
equal this First Mortgage s economically md Judi
ctously arplcd to tho construction and equipment
the Road, together With nearly received from
Stock Subscriptions and other sources. The First
Mortgage therefore amounts to but about s. per cent
Of the actual cost aad value Of the property which
covers.
The road Is now completed, equipped and zunntn
nom Sacramento City to Alta, distance Of seventy
three miles, and The earnings Go7 the shrea months end
Ing august 1ss Herc as fbllows, viz:
1Iny, 1SG6.............,..........
June. 1s86......................... 87,f93.7S
I'm GOLD.
The earnings steadily increasing, md cstlna
ted 1t oyer In Gold for the mont, Of August
the official report tor that month not tas,ug been
| cn1rn4 +hg,
Tue construction Of the Road Is going vtsorousl,
forward-t1 enty -four .n1les additional betnz near.,
ready for the ears-snd It will probably bc In fal
operation to the California State Linc-1 miles sou
Sacramento C,y-durtug the summer Of 1s67, when 1t
earnings must be very large, as the enttsc trsde
crada, and large proportion OF that Of Csah, Idah
and Montans must pass over IT. line. 1t has bee,
shown by reliable statistics that IN 1861 orer
in gold was paid for ne.shslas goods from Calltosni
to Sesada alone.
This part OF the Great Pacific Railroad Route is de.
tined to b one Of tho most profitable lines Of raroa
IN The world. and It's First Mortgage Bonds a1e ANON
the best secured and most desirable Investments
offered.
osez coo GO has already been appended Ia g7adir
beyond TIC point "a which the read !. nov running
and the Iron Is bought and paid for sufficient lay h
track the entire d.gtaucc To the State Line.
The Road has been completed and equipped thus Il
without the sale Of single dollar Of its Frat orsas
Ds1ds and they arc now offered to the public for Il
nstt time after the earnings OF the Road hat reaeht
the SIM OF 10000 per month IL gold, only abo1
tws5nve per cen. Of which ts required for operatlr
expenses.
The Donds are offered At 95 per cent aad accrued
&ezcss fon July 1st IN Currency. oeacrs may be to
va.ded to Us direct, or through the principal LAM
sd Bankers IN al parts Of the country.
Rcuit.auccs may be uaade IN dsafta On New fosk.
In Legal Tender Notes, National Baak Notes, or 9TH
funds current In this city, and the Bonds will be 70
wa1ded to any address br Express, frce Of charge.
qu,zcs Tor further particulars, By aall Or ohcrvta
viii receive ppuetual attention.
, 1866-10-13
Boxers BitterS.

For sale a, all prominent Grpcers, Wine Merchants
- n. FUEEE, JR-, Sole ASEat
au77.t.u sstw-sASp No. 8f Lbert{Bs,. h, T.
, 1866-10-13

Stcdk In Observation-Disclosures 10.
In corcrseeI thcrc Is very little don. small sales
are uakinE ut *s+tsa 90 for new aud *6-5+s % + Ct
Us for DID, quality, Ttmuihy:i. lt.s tlye 20
In SOLD Ia lots as from ct.75 i bu. FlaAsce con.
t1nur- anll Abuut 1,ott bu sold In lots at from $3
3-15 + Il,
Seeds in DuItimnrc--Octobcr1 10.
New crop clover l. confnE forward traEl1 1EtE. md
9nDte nj o.. Tmpl!y IL maintained nj t3.s3S
Ito, 4nd faNkCeI at $3.10G7 SO.
, 1866-10-13

T0LLECTORS OFFICE. Slate Of
~ Illinois, Cook tounty-ss.
c"s ias SS L; esE;ss es1s:s GSgs5 81 isssE s
Intl!c notice IL hereby EtvtA thAs the f,tEtn1 dt-
tStia WA;ra-s ..,e Leu placed ii inY lln'ls fer
%atfant 10: Y, scuth..p.,ea Sept rs.h. ,sss% aud
.snsa 9r The collection of sMG!a as ss ntnt eslsti
hus, ifvm Iwslf,h .!t.st q fwSaiy:: st5sst:
tor iac sr!!ns a E:aca1al1iu: llaI,1e. Street, ,ra
Warrant No. ~ suusl. -Daet uei. IL i'll. md l.
ued for The collection u ~ ial assessment le:led
e fH'si I1 fns .'S. W. g s. M25s M2,f as s
Wssfsn, No. ~, sonsn-Dsc,. Oct 81. ,sss and Is
fr opening extending ale street, fIn Jncason
! sts,ti to yan Durya s:rcst.
fSr CURLING with curb walis W;+hinst,n strect fot
ton saa slsy q GIsssa. sseoas a., pssias M VIII
| statc street 10 siichSan avenue:
Warrant 30 e. south-1ntct Oct. lth. 1866 and Is,
tr rriSate drs On Wai;ash Avenue bs seen IL cl,ti
street Rnd 1Eentycsecond sEGet. -, ,a
Warrant No. a6. soutla-DatsI Oct. ith. 1aT, and
for curhinc with curb wal'' clltne 70 grade. and paw
Ire with woode9 block asemsnt sherman sttset from
te south line Of Van Duren strtet 10 tbe north line ai
Wa!rant M. ~. sou,h-pated Oct. 4th+ lsss. and
privae M M ssan! south ii wts st!ess Si!s
t3Vren and Tay1or STREETS: ,r,~
lsHe for the c:inn o. special as-e+stt Gylc,1
fr en1h!ng cnsblnS with curb Ston; aud EeErayeias
IL eoa1h entb S ill., u Iseh s trssI s' u ~ '
All PERSONS Interested In said assessments ara r.
Il snss Hs H. ss I'M t.
collected ns the cost sEd expense Of the table
ox.61i:91lt C{ty (.oiIqctnr
, 1866-10-13
--kN---
Gerf}a in 1{ult f1cs 01tnrA r.
CHICAGO LUMBER l1ARIlET.

FRIDAY EyES1SG, October II.
pts and shipments during the past tweuty.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22

@eld ber3serreiBenosn Mnblit bietet nibt
eim Selolosaretb! SteIe 9a9er nit peritiimnleIe
ten, pimnerroen @eien, tuelte ppn SDnlers
zen nnb 6ieber perSebrt, es init ibrem SeuI5ern
unb &lagen erfIuetl. -, st...[ 49,
(SOrtleburg fOIgt "a tos
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Stein, bebolte Sir bas @ieqss,eiden, 81

vgein, bebalte Sir bas @iegeS5eiden, 0u
tdmpfeit fir baIielbe, idI iuGte Nur ben gOo.
Gtne &ugel, tueld|e an oeut arater pprbei.
iuuite, ,lnterbrad oas Geiprdh. 9er. 5ran3oit
itirSte in bic Sriee, bic SABINE mantle, abe,
blieb bod itebe1t. Der @efallene Datte pieIeIbe
trampibaft nit ieiner linfet !6ano umtlammert;
bic re9te mar seridmettert wproeu. - +,
caan,eruo, i'd babe ben rehten Irm bettO=
rem unb tann nidbt ,peiter ON Sample tbeilnebs
men,"
e. 9Iber i'd fam e." fiet Der graber Elm unb
rieL i,,pem er bie fransDNf6e SABINE etsriff:.
p@S lebe be @iUre !" Delhes ppn ben itilrs
ntenben 3uauen in Ouitpn 0bren seraOe in
benz slugenttid ipieoerlaIIte, olS er bic, Seiin>
nung perlor. ...-rl .s..-..I-.
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95ettioe &lieioer
Sorrento stDer> 2aDs.!.

3 Beft pratt Ctr. 90. 358 unb 3581.
Teiuen 0ee5rten Grernben nnb teE, @aElif,im n,adS
Id 5ierit bic aucise, bab i bds i5oH felt 1aGren
beea Elase etabliste Gef9at 5ernomues baSe uiit BE-
tetcn 9errentIetern eeer Saqpr 81 ben bGigfen 9re
fen esrrGt9iS PoIten uub aa ioe 0f eEeGinns anfer.
t!Sen serbe. SStcFfe fHr SSde uab SDieeuse in allen
Gorten uab sl aIlen Sreifsu.- So ...- g.
SesHer cine sIusUaht Sfe0eni&irme, StG6e Sc, TOW
cIe in beTes Cad eisi@lcaenben Grttel.
s& gGe SefennnSen Derbsa prompt, biuiS uEb Ii
tar3eEer Grf GnSefsrtigt.
r. 8. g. aatfer.
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NeaSs6lg. 9Inashesg
@barles s gSSsiIsans @asoert,

Sc o. "A 9erb @ap Str.
iRb Gde Bon @eauirlDaniG gSeuue rub SioSIs ctr.
usre an ben rBissn @lasen ssle0ensn aeStbetsu fnb
ben 9SsM asE5tsm ionie BEN seetrten &aSltrm Seeus
mpf05teu. Ee5epte unb ieaftSe mebiinii9e gerprba
uuaeu rerten su icber Set ab nit ber BrSStea Sprsz
It GNsefcrtst; a,lG uS mir BURG 9GnFSe fr9e SeHz
ungeu Pets nit aIsn gu iinierem @ei@&fte SePSreMben
Gse6ltameHteu Serie5ea. Die anfertiSuug &smii5er
rSpGsate, o@is an@ Semias aaelRen Seisrsen mir In
rnierm es6pratOyniml. 1a Ge6r4iD
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xSsti@ss aaA wKAswtIt@es a
= S0CttmOre We@er. 50
ao 3sseusstStben tsn, N
gcDrt0sSffer s sfapp. 4
ReSsnauuaen.

sSehtngWusen. 'as
Der taeIiGe Esee2te toRet ia bss Gtabt " Gents
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pcrtii& Ent.
Dnr9 bic gOa Dsrianbt, SH.BO fHr 8 seUnGts USer
9S iSesli4 IN BoransSabInne. @
Nas ESoebeabiata eriHeint teSeu lssettas uub tOa
- i6SrIi@ inl ECraus Sa5!6ar.
sss@ DentstanS SerfGnSt: $C iS9rTi@ (stui@ttssIi$
bss &rrtU).
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*. 9euIi9c ulIb cilgIiid9e G9nIe


$50. %, 81 urb- SO .ppltbdp Sf1obs,
f8raS esssnlEer bsT aRes6r Sffirt.
s trtrt tca te agtygEu opnEdnbissr GeatS, GYrot@,
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Hlst ter @6ase ii cine Snrns snfalt nerbunteu.
G9Aler wer en- In SOP NIB 9OSts sc.
u1mmeu. re zsr
gG5ere s!usfanft eriGeilt Der riusIpaI BET GufGit
81 9nu0p. So S0liibartir.
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(br. 8ek
$40. 90 @ermon(froBe,

9fo. 70 0ermanltraBe,
9Slt beGnbiS Snnb Elm aCrtrtes Gaser BON graucr.
Wfaterlaen. SPnnteu, Nuer!0eiben, @Orf8, G9iSube,
Erubiade, slbfttnbabneu, Tasbitrifeu lnb Geten ge
Barniib 8ierpaagen, Gbermpmetcr 9autpen, 9aternen
&c. &C. ino If in Stanb sefeet BEL Nuanttaeu an Na.
brtpreiien gu Dertaufeu. s y y"
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yatent snpuupen &c. upb bittet um seneiute
3uipruG s' s'+Ff- 9hr Ss''..S's" %
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Seftrtdte ipOleGe Sadea Better NnalitSt. 04S,on
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SO. IL. = ssereniSter 8ei6his gum @ibcrrufe tes
s.. @bi9nttes beS s.. 2lrtifels ber g5erfdffnna Ns1
. cid toi len bur9 bic g eieBeeb
BON Wfarpla B [b. s. inter 5nitinn,uug BON brei
THnteln Der erwa1Iten NitseSer Beibe1 SSTer), pag
bic 0erfafung tiernrit Durd 9uSikeeit 6eS 6ten G6.
Quits bes cdtea Irrtels amenbirt iperbe. --1e. r
Su Senate am Is. WtGrs 1865.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
9taat WfarbIano,
Bureau Oes @taatszeefretdrs
annaso1is, ben 80. gna. 1865. I

-T--r-. rF9 4 M u 8, ben 80. AIB. 1866
Na3ri@ Wirbr iermit segeben, ba6,
ba bic @eietse6unS in ibrer SaunarzGtnus 1865 uaz
fe6enben Sei&luB NIT heml rrf@Iase eines gmenbez
tents sur 8erafiuns nneres Staotes ansenommen 6et
beassS Inenbeulent Bel ber 0a9l bon @eietgebunes,
G6secrSneten, rele am G. NpSeulber nSdi6n aebafen
weroen tprb, ben umbere9tisten Sblern bes gtaateS
sur anna6me Dber 8erperfuus terbreitet tperbeu ion.
SUI auftra9e bes @ruberneurs rr,a- Issase
Spbn Sc. Garter, @tootsIefr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

Too LATE FOR THE TRAIN.-Almost
everybody has experienced the painful
and mortifying feeling of being a minute
too late for the train. On Saturday we
vera witness to one of these provoking
spectacles in the Baltimore and Ohio de-
pot. As the express train was moving
out of the depot, and the rear car was
emerging from the south end, an I'M.
earthly yell from the north end attracted
all eyes in that direction, to see an indi,
yidual weighing two hundred and plus,
carrying huge carpet-sack, making an
amusing effort to double quick" yell
ing at every jump, stop her, stop
her" tho there" &c. Unintiuenced
by the laugh of the bystand-
ers, lie passed out of the South end, only
To see the iron horse gaining OH him, ut
terly regardless OF his desperate tax upon
his lungs and legs Exhaused aud breath
less he stopped suddenly, aud seemed for
the first time to comprehend his "situa.
lion, he gave an extra squall, stamped
his foot, and rolled after the cars a.Vol'
ume of hideous curses. Our dlsappolnt-
ed friend was the most distressed indi-
vidual we ever saw, and the cause Of his
was hurled at his wife
aud family, the cook and his servant. and
inally his time piece.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
Photographers No. 139! Main street
A CARD OF THANKs-Messrs Editors ::

A CARD OF THANKs.-MeSSrs Editors :
AT meeting of the Young Mems Cath,
Ollie Association held at their rooms this
evening, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this AS
ISOLATION are due, and are hereby tender
ed to the owners and officers of the
steamers Eagle and Express, for their
kind and gentlemanly conduct towards
us on our excursion to LOCKWOOD
Grove on the Fourth of July; and also
to the proprietors of the Grove, to Messrs.
Winship, Woods & Co and r. j. Berry
& Co., for favors conferred, and to all
our kind patrons and friends, who by
their encouragement enabled us to make
the excursion and Pic Mic successful.
By order of the Association.
JIrIY 9Th 1866
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

TIE HEATED TERM-The heat was
perfectly intolerable on Saturday In
fact, it was by general consent the most
oppressive day that we have experienced
this season. The mercury crawled mp to
uinsty.five degrees in the shade and re-
manned there in spite of general pro.
test from the sweltering populace. Fan
cy drinks and soda water were IN con,
slant and unlimited demand throughout
the dav The chief idea uppermost with
All was TO keep cool. Various means
we're adopted to realize the thought in
IT'S amplitude, but as far as we can judge
by our own experience all such efforts
must have been abortive. After dark
the atmosphere became moderately Gooi,
er, but the night was uhcomfortable at
best, and all Wheeling longed tor a
shower of rain to cool their feVerlSh
bodies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

THE Local" Of the GAINESVILLE Signal
SAYS he overheard one of the Wheeling
iremen, on the Fourth of July say nc
should dislike to live 10 an overgrowh
village like GAINESVILLE" whereupon the
editor adds:
"The idea was too preposterous. When men
we visit Wheeling, we consider outsea a,,s
quite in the rural districts; ana naiuS
ever take our Sunday clothes with U.s.
The only way we can account tor your
not taking your Sunday CLONES gom' lbs Is
mon the s1pposition that you nave
none to take. Show us your receipt In
f,' LII f,r your last Sunday suit" neigh
luz har W We would like to "see the papers"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
Washington College, Lexingt on, Va.

We have received catalogue of the
above institution, of which Gen. Robert
f Lee is President The curriculum OF
study contains all that is essential to q
Though, Collegiate education. We are
pleased to note one feature of the course
of instruction, in which, by the way
most of our Colleges are sadly deficient
We alIude to the Department OF Law
and Equity presided over by that ac-
complished scholar and eminent jurist
Judge John w. Brockenbrough Lectures
from competent Professors from proc
minent part of the course of instruction,
and the textbooks are of standard au,
thority. The system of discipline is
first class and combines all the elements
of successful government. See adver-
tisement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

MEMORIAL SERvICEs.-festerday al
ternoon the Fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church was crowded Win
MANNERS of the church and Others who
wished to take part in and witness the
memorial services. As the old house Of
worship is soon to be torn down, and as
all were aware that yesterday was the
last Sabbath they would be afforded an
opportunity to worship in the ouiiuinS'
the services were very Interesting SUI
cum and Impressive.
Upon the platform in front oi eno p"t
-. -, aoatsd Reys T. NJ. Hudson,
Wesley Kenney, D. D., Samuel Barnes
and 5. r. Brockunier, former fastorS Oh
tbe church, aud all the Methodlst Minls-
iers of this city. In the galleries were
seated the Sabbath School children, and
in the body of,the building were seated
members of the church and visitors.
After the meeting had been opened with
appropriate religious exercises, an inter
esting history of the church was road
by Mr.. r. HAMILTON, who had prepared
1T from the records. The ground upon
which the church stands was donated
by Noah Zane and wife, in 1878, aud in
1919 a church was erected; at that
time Wheeling contained but 1900 or
10000 inhabitants; in 1926 this was the
only Methodist church in the section of
country running from Glennu's Run,
four miles above the city, to Mechen's
Creek, six miles below the city; since
that time fourteen Methodist churches
have been organized within these
bounds, and an equal number of build
ings erected or in course of erection;
these churches all spring from the Fourth
street church and were tostered and cared
for by that church until they could main
tain themselves. Since its organization,
the church has had thirty-three different
ministers, twelve of whom have gone to
receive their re ward in heaven.
Letters were read from Revs. Frank
lin Moore, c. Cooke, and other former
Pastors of the Church, who regretted
their inability to be present and take
part in the farewell ceremonies, and
sent their best wishes for the prosperity
of Zion and the welfare of Christ's fol.
lowers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

TALES

WHEELING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The first regular daily meeting OF the
members will take place to day at a L
NJ, when the daily Geographic reports
of the markets will be read. There will
also be on file the principal commercial
papers of the country The room has
undergone thorough renovation and
nresents a very comfortable and resnect-
able appearance. Everything has been
lone that is considered neCossary to at
once establish a regular daily Board of
Trade We trust that every member
will be in attendance The managers
ore in earnest, and have been very active
in their endeavors to establish Cham
bar of Commerce for our city. All de
pepds now upon the business men il
general.
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To TIE p1-p1IC-Wa +oka nj

To THE PUBLIC.-We take pleasure in
testifying, publicly. to the prompt and
satisfactory manner in which the loss to
our stock of Photographic Goods, &c
occasioned by fire on the evening of
June Goth, has been adjusted and paid by
the Kha Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany Of Wheeling, W. Va. This company,
doing business at No. 63 Main street, has
been established on firm and secure
basis, and from our personal experience,
we can cheerfully recommend 1t to the
patronage of the insuring public.
BROWN d LOSE,
Photographers No. 1891 Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

PUREST AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
Ou-in the world manufactured from
fresh selected livers on the sea coast.
This oil is characterized by sweetness
and purity peculiar to it alone Its
reputation is SO great that 1t takes the
head of other oils, aud is universally pre-
scribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for" Hazard & Caswelrs Cod Liver
Oil"
CAswELL, MACK q Co., New York
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale by all Druggists. Downs
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FILTHY CELLARs.-The gas.meter men,

FILTHY CELLARs.-The gas-meter men,
who necessarily visit almost every cellar
in the city, report many scores of close,
feted, dirty and unhealthy cellars. Ger
tainly nothing breeds disease more
surely. Our citizens should duly venti-
late their cellars and purify then of II
decaying vegetable matter. Apply the
water, then the white wash brush to
your cellars, if you would keep out of
the doctors hands and out of the ground
yourselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

THE FRUIT STANDS on the street cor
ners are beginning to show the more
substantial fruits of the season. We
have for some time past had small sam.
pies of the early harvest apples, but On
Saturday we observed large, ripe apples
exposed for SALE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

BAsp BAIL.-An interesting and some
what exciting game of Base Ball was
played ON the Island commons on Satur-
day afternoon. AS the champion belt
was the prize to be wOR, every member
Of the club engaged in the game with
will. We are pleased to state that our
young friend Will. fancy was the success
ful competitor for the prize.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-09

IMPRovEMENT.-We observe that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger
depot in this city is being handsomely
repaired and refitted. Mr.. Devries, the
gentlemanly agent at this point. will
leave nothing undone that will add to
the appearance of the building and the
comfort of the patrons of the road.