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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

HURlEv'S
AZ ue Mo.
Perfectly Re1inhz..

The only remedy for Chs and r.xs .r-e ana
Fever that Is OF 'a'i W u.a Ned upon Is Hurleys
Ague Ionio' 'en thousands cured by
usiuc Il who had tried thu sv., ,,,sout
benefit but IN ~ .A'i AS nURLEY's AGUE
TONIC FAILED 40 A CURE. All who
'scu Il ehee''""' "-sr sncted FRIENDS Of 1t,
ss sure AND eelAn a'ue'' 0s 60 and fever. Any
one suffering nom the chill ssu,a s,,.. ,s.,, own
interest By senAisg b sdn sosss.a .....hoA
lie. II 10 pleasant 10 taks, 49,. "a
willoe certain 70 eus ~ 0ss oeHsves sad Ague or
Chini and Fe'e'' een' u. propriaon.
huRlx RIDDLE 1 CO.,
- Louisville, ~.
For sais b ~ who'ssa'tuesises q Ios,svlls,
Cincinnati. Nemphia. 81. Liz. New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist end eoup n~ehan, .bou,d hav,
it in store. especially IN dcs .ubte, 10 chin. and
fever or agus and fsver.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
Chicago, Rsck lsnd / Pacific
Ra111oad.

Chicago, Reck lAnd / Pacific
Ra1113ad.
1866. Winter Armament. 1866.
Trains run BY Chicago tim hch is tvelye min.
utes faster than Import time
IN AND AFTER MON Y. NOV. "a 1865.
~ and until further not. trans will leave
Davenport daily, tSunday scepted, a follows
Going East lot Mail TRAN a 90. A. =.
I'd Night expn. rs SO. :. :.
Gcing west-lst, Expressd Mail for Kellogg
and Washing, 50 A..
ID, Freight Kellogg s.d W ash.
lngton. 49,. ....... 500 AZ.
Sd, Acsommcion and freigh, for
lows City On. uscatine. 4 30 ? H.
Arrive at Davenport dali Sunday . xcepted)
~ follows:
From the Eas:-1st Night ,ress Al. 6 80. a =
70 Daily * mail 4 20, p. =.
From the West.lst Acco odation 4 freight
from lowChy and muses.
I'd. freigtroo Kellogg and
Washingt.. .......4 is r. y.
3D.. E1prefrom Kellogg and
Wsshingt. .......s l5P.H.
cONNgcrIt
At Chicago with oil East Routes.
At LaSale with I. G. X for Dunleith. 81.
Louis Cairo, &c.
At Pond Creek with G. Be. r. r, for Bur-
lington, keokuk and Quinc
At Peoria during navig,n), with Packets
for all points on Illinois III
At Kellogg, Iowa City, aiW ashin Rton with
Western Stage Co. . Stagesr all points West
Southwest aud Northwest.
New and Elegant Sleep. Coaches on all
Night trains. Through Tets for sale and
Baggage checked to Princl Eastern Cities
and Towns
e. II. BEARDSLAss'tGen.S upt.
A. kIxB,LL. Asst. Supt la Division.
Davenport, Nov. "a. 1865
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28


NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The Potts money
article says the loan market Is abundanily
supplied at seven per cent. loans, and their
is y fair volume OF transactions at six, with
q general tendency towards caster rates.
Discounts are quiet at Z per cent. Very
choice names pass 1t 6a8&c. for short date.
Paper good. Bills are quoted at e@9c, with
slow sales.
The stock market is active but feverish
Governments are better in consequence,
partly, of the recent short sales by speculs
tors, and partly Of the demand for foreign
account. but chiefly from the large and In
creasing demand. The last named influen
ces chiefly 5 EOS, and TO q less extent the
1905 but most oil descriptions Of govern
ment securities AS improving in sympathy
After the regular board, the quotations
were unchanged
LATrsr-tIour closed shade firmei
with more doing for export.
Wheat closed lOc better on low grades,
with some export inquiry.
Corn closed heavy and unsettled.
Pork closed more firmly. New mess
$2i.7J.
Lard closed firmer at l24al4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

agent Of the U. s. Telegraph News Assoeia.
ton, to supply the General News Assoc'a.
ted Press. Particulars will be furnished
presently.
n. HoLsTED,
HoRAcE WHITE,
Executive Gem. Western Associated Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
BURLGY'S STolCn slrrrRS.

For debility 100 esappe', weakness, Indigestion
OF dyspepsia, want Of actiof the live, a,..,,,.rea
stomach. There are no Bite that can eomn.r. with
these in removing aisrss.i CON plain,.. For sale
or be had At ~ drug re in he min, state.
or from the PROPRIETOR. lsvile. ~. corner Of
Seventy and Gssss streets whom ali or1sr sAos,A
be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

LOUISVILLE, Nov. "a. The .jotrndl's
special says that three robbers were taken
from the Lebanon Jail Saturday night by a
mob and hanged
Moses +. Ficld, n lawyer in this city, has
committed suicide
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. -.
The Louisiana State Fair closed odsy
with great eclsk Visitors from North aud
West, including inventors and makers ofag-
ricultural implements ard editors Of sgri.
cultural papers, declare It one Of the most
useful. liberal and generous efforts Of the
kind ever known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
Western Union .ailrOad.
a,asa.A,s

Om ansl after N1Omsf, May 18th,
The Steamer Iowa will Ieavock loot Of Brady
street. for Port byron. as f,ws
AZ . A. W.. connectimith train for Full
ton. Savanna, Dubuque, caring in Dubuque !
hours IN advance Of any ct rouiel Freepor:.
and northeast in central "a and .on,herr
Wisconsin.
~ p. NJ, connec.iwith train for "a.
wanna. Freeport, Racine antillwaukce, and oil
points north, west and east
The following are the ratof Fare TO points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
LATE NEWS

A Reduction OF Tar ON Cotton asked Tor
Nsw York, Nov. 27.-The P6as Wash,
ington special says that prominent Southern
men have urged Sec'y McCulloch to recon-
mend to Congress a reduction of the tax on
cotton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.--The rosin and
turpenline works Of Rawley Co., in the
southern part of this city, were destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon. Loss about t35,
600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

BuFFALo, Nov. 90.
Th. Fenian news, As telegrsphed in the
Worlds specials, creates something OF
stir, though a heavy rain to-day prevents
anv dcmonsu alton. The Head Centsrs
hereabouta have been very active lately.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81 Cotton unchanged.
Sales to day of 5000 bales middling; up.
lands, l4sd.
Corn advanced Ga; mixed western quoted
nj 4cd46d.
spiris tuipcntine Cd lower
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

yEw York, Nov. 27-The Lackawana,
Delaware and Western Railroad Co. sold to
day 10000 tons of Scranton. The different
varieties sold at decline varying from 45c
10 s. - per ton. The coal Is delivered at
ElizshctLnort in tons OF 2s4D lbs. Lump
s ~ e, an average ct 81 -; steamboat
a -; Rra'e 81 %; egg 81 %; stove 80 AZ;
{ .estnut ~ 50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
ExrsAnr or Ls1rxs ssox PsoyIpsso., Ala. |
@nua}AA So"'"t,i'nl SoN'q'.
Will h. opened Nov. 6ah. over
Parks 4 uooenee's l3rocerv
store. =. \. Cor. BRADY

NHUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND OUT OF
AV1 the Counting room enables us 10 tell stu
dents who have common abilities, II they give
" their attention. We will prepare them for the
Counting foem - refund their tuition. Those
desiring 10 become Teachers Of Accounts will be
thoroughly qualified for the same. We wish to
prepare a number Of them. They are alwsy =
azure Of employment Persons partially acquaint-
ID with accounts can receive thoro ugh knowl.
edge Of them in private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge TO tell students
and others that they can obtain n more efficient
course Of instruction here then ir Detroit, Chi
cage or -. Louis. and save one third of the time
spent in those y aces Send for circulars
tt3ox 66l.) WIN. HRAlN6AN, Principal
cc'i -6n Accountant and preceptor OF Ac'ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

LOUISVILLE, Nov.

II. c. Bell alias Major hi es. OF Franklin,
Kentucky. arrested at Nashville. charged
with being one Of the robbers ci the pay
tram recently, was formerly OF Morgan's
staff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
From, Canada.

KINGSTON, Z. T.. Nov. IA sermon Was
preached here last evening ut the Episcopal
Cathedral by Rev. Mr.. Allen in favor OF the
annexation Of Canada to the United States.
MONTREAL. Nov. IA meeting has
been called in this city for We inestlay eve
ming to consider the subject of The anncxa-
ton of Canada To the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

NV YoRk, Nov. 2s.
Cotton-Quiet at s.i!6gs5c.
Flour-Duii and zoo. 5oe lower, at 81 .s0@ IL. SO
for sound common Ex. State, and go 5n@ II so
for R. II. o.
Wheat Very dull aud gate lower, at a.. 80
for good No. Mill. and 81 Ii for No. do.
Rye-Dull and declining, at q. 30 tor west
ern.
Barley-Dull and lower, ut 9oc for Western.
Corn-D'lll ana Std ic lower. att @1l % for
shipping mixed western in store.
Osts-Duli and lower, u. 6sc Tor Chicago
and MIL
Pork-Heavy, unsettled and lower. at &2l.75
@e22 81 for regular and cash, new mess closing
At 81. 90 cash.
Beef-DulI,
Cut Meats-Dull and heavy
Lard-Steady At l2isMl4c.
Whiskey-Duil a ~ In bond
6ugass-Quiet.
Petroleum-Quiet at Gle for crude and 34c for
refined in bond.
LATEST NARKErs
Flour-Closed heavy and 2O130c lower
Wheat-Closed dull and ga &c lower.
Corn-Closed dull asd s@4c lower.
fork-Closed heavy and lower new mess
e22. 90 cash.
Lard--Closed steady At l2k@4.
New York stock Market.
Nav YosK, Nov. 2s.
Stocks better.
Money 607 per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28


Wei to-day, s1e1x sesnorr0w.
Such IL the espssincs II thoaands. Few enjoy
continou. health. To what DOES the occasional In
vaxd attribute his uncertain condition. Not 70 him
self. Of course. He lays the blame on the climate
pefhape. II IL too hot, or too cold, too damp. or
too dry. or too variable But does he take 'c prop
er oouse TO sortfy his constitution and bod organs
against tie extremes and changes Of which he COM
plains, No. He rays. perhaps. that only al iron
could b.s- such great heat, such violent cold
~ rach su.'ien vieissi,udcs. WHY then Gpef he not
will no, make him aD iron man, will al east qnadru-
pie the capacity Of bis sysem to repel all external
agencies that tend 20 produce diseascs HOsTEI-
TERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, taken
faithfully according toshc directions, win sos'reng'h-
en- the stomach brace the tone the liver, and
regulate and nvigorate the who'c amin a machinery.
that the system instead OF be;ng ct the mercy OF the
weather and liable be prostrated BY every change
oetsnpessture Will become csse hardened, a. II were
and almost impssvious to climate infiuences is to
this preventive principle that Hossstters Btterr owe
their great popularity in the Wet lndie-, Bifish
America and Australia.
ANEW PERFUME Foa TINE nAnDkEsCnlEf.
RAaless "NlgAs Dleeotes Cescss."
Rhslss's "Nishs Dlssmiss Cesess..
Psssss's .NssAs nsssesssx Ceses..,
DAslsss ..NssAs 0Gssssssg Cesess."
RAssses "NseAs Dssssslss Csress.s
A 49, szealaiss. 1saicsss. and Fragrant Perfume
a1sstl.d from shs and beautiful flower from
which Il takes ~ nAne
Msnufssssr-d ssly BY
PmALoN 4 SON. New Yesk.
BEWARE or COUNTERrEIrS
ASK FOR pHAfOx's-TAKE NO OTHER
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM!
SSsnnosiAL ~ nEDicAL MEN.
Oroxy Po.sr, White 60. Ark, May 90. '66.
Ds Joax BulL-Desr Sir Last February was In
Louisville purchasing drugr. aud got somc Of your
Sassaparils and Cedron Wtt~re. Ny son-in-iaw Who
was with me In the store, had been down with rheu
na!isn fog some time, com!nencsd on the Bt'crs'
and soon mupd he ssnsrsl nsa'.n i"rroven =.
also Improved DR. Coffee. who had been In bad
health l0s several years stomach and liver affected
= he Improved very much by the of yonr Ditters
Indeed ihs Ccdrou Btterr has given you gr, at popn
leritv IN this settlement. think r0nd sell great
| quantity Of your medicines this fall ESPECIALLY al
your cedron Bitters and S1rpapaiilla Ship me via
| Memphis, care kieheu 4 Nelly. Respectfully.
| &. b. WALIlER
ExTaAuT LETTKn ynoN Ps0yIDGNcx, Ala.
| May IL. iS66. I
m. JUes BtIA send yos ~ for CEpaox BIT
TEss: please ecnd Whist Il will come To after paying
freight 10 C0lumbns, Mis-. have been troubled for
several years with indigestion have had to take pin,
every nfgh for ten or 6een year, and In February
| 1864, was attacked with general paralysis. wa,
con0ned 10 my rOOm for the balance 81 the year AND
In fact continued In very weak and nervous condi
ton until Rous two months since. when put
under an operation, and your Cedrou Bittcrs fol
| treatment. ] commenced improving right away, and
| am pretty well restored You're, truly,
/ asclS4 deodAw-ly A. l.. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
nURLEY'S SAsAPARlrLA

The great Blood Psriaes. q ssrfss s,d Summer
Medicine. stands unsivalleceneves Al, ,mpur,t,es
from the blood and gives hth md strength to the
system. HuRLRkUDDlE 4 co.
Proltofp. Ionsxtllc. Kv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
vt. LOUIS lsRA1N EI.EvATOn
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.

WosoBsss .slAe ~ lUO D0.
oooro1e-1Lc p bushel for 10 days, end
re y bsohel for every subsequent 10 days. or
fracsionai part thereof
Stacking, II sewed-w Wheat, Rye and Bar.
iey. lHc y bushel; Com, lc do; Oats, Nc do
same II tied, 9[c do.
Orayage-To Steamers, in sacks-Osss
!e bushei: Wheat, Corn and rive, Ike do :
Barley Ne do. To within limits bounded norti
By North Aarkes street, west BY Fifteenth street.
soesh oy Chouteau Avenue, 10 bulk or IN sack.
ne y bushel; beyond above limits &c do. 10
Hest 81. Louis dcpots. Sc y 100 he.
All Dray sge from the Elevator controlled by
NE Company. by order Of the hoard.
Apr95-dlv John p. RMfTH. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

Chicago MARKET.
by re'egrash.l asIcAoo, Nov. ~
Wheat here 10 . fair inquiry Tor w.ea. an We
note advance u &c = bu. on y-st-rda, quota.
tions n, sp,ing ut n IN '213a2 8 n. 2 p ing
nj frou u ST. al o. AID rejected nj from u A5al ~
We quote the vsing p.icss Al 81 a2io Tor No.
suiar; and d IS sl,SH Tor No. irregular
Cofn-Opened strong, and advanced 3,I4c T. tu
eales Of No. I were made At 20, but on Change
the adv not su'ly mai tSiued. an the mar
k.i Gle quiet 1T SIS 0leO, for No. S5c for No 3
and sos for new rejected
Oats-Arc more Hetive ard ehadc ii fner No. sold
At ~ c, ard No al 37AGssssc; closing steady nj
S3a5sl<c for the latter.
BARLEY Firmly held and market hsa advanced "a
&c. We tote sales of NJ. NJ Csetts;, and Of re-
jec'ed at l5kc.
Timothy Sc, d-Que, and withou. esseni al CT ange.
Common to prime graccs selling ~ rom ~ 25(s
ESQ
Four-Marke' dull. aid little NOR. than nominal,
at the fol OWING quotation: Choice (~inier) sout-
IN Inois a 1tl3,5U, ch t. IT, ious .155 0at6.50;
Michigan anu nue- /. 10, iscon-in N %
c.i2O0, red wiier eli 51i2;o, rrrins xtiac iau-
cy rraudsj 81 all 30, .h' ce Inn"'- Wbcora n.
Minnesota ana IOWA 81 ITO lU3l FAIR prae- s? 80
"a 1890; low grades s. .o,y o spri -upera s., 80
M,5 Rye our ,,.5et',o Buekwieat Flour =
$s.5ea9UU.
Me-r PORK -Eaih.r more aci V at :2'.
IArd-Quiet bat tirn i2c for IL AID i2i. &c &c
for new.
ga tie Bcs,. ~ @6c, -tcck 4esl.c
upgs-.5 ocGa6..V
Sheen = 6t,c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

and most pala'able form to to children II IL not
surprising that lie fact fakplace Of all other pre-
paraton. for worms-it IL taeteles.. any child
will take II. uv2srdvwi,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
Wekfern uniQl Railr0ad.

Superintendent Wefs Division.
mnv16-dtt Savanna Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
COMMERCIAL.
Davenport Market Report.
Ovy1cs OF SnR DAVENPORT DssOcRAs, [
NOvember 2S 1866

November 2s 1866. !
fL0uR.-SfArE.-
Retail bulk tll.5O.
81 Sacks, paper, el2-0O
Dbl ti.2o.
Wholesale 4Octs per Dbl less.
Coax MsAL.-No. l, per bushei. 71<cts
WaaAf.-No. l, tl.e5. Extra e2W. No. =,
81 1891 80.
COax.-6uc.
Oars. SOe35c.
bAnlsv.-3Vt175c.
Po9As0ae-6O@h5c.
ONl0Ns.- -25a26.
TUaNiPs.--i7c per 60 lbs.
APPLks.-1s@t1.5 80.
Burma -25@2sc.
Eoos.-25QtSvc.
HAY.-e18,Vc
Goal by the load, 9l@22c, at yard. lsc. de-
livered, 2Oc.
WooD.-&7@75.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

Ola , Ssssssss:: i've
In addition 70 our busincs. ~ selling Wines, etc.
E.nsgs &, ecsSEes ana ~ orecf 70 Insure 10 Gus
e. M We S"mmsncc nm ~ er r,mpac. and cnnven.sn
Eses n e Gases and sp S,, W.. ~. es n w;s
Wv preclude the possibility their being rel
rsaennS .ie purchase The general ap
Ias ns e manisn e sta lard
r.. IKE ssaaeass and patronage which Ia btcn g
lrstsb,s.kcd ,,,s.1 ru,s,,s N,: =, 49, q CO
M. Is Beaver street; re- \ New New e Yash
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

ID 'ySIciAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
i ID and Iir.dy Streets, uncer Htreepep 4
bsviis'r store. Residence on 18th a.. bet nrs.
DIV and Main. octstl.dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28
Miss. =. L. PHELPS

STUDIO no. o--fARRAND'SBLK,a drLOOR
DHOTOGRAPilS WORKED IN OH. or
i Wster Colors. or India Ink, ON plain "
albumer lied paper. Particular attention paid
20 copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

GROWN 4 euJu.l.V. '
A TTORNEYS AND COUNNklADRS AT Law.
"A Oticc corner I'd and BRADY Sta. Davenport
iowa mclik
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

sAsB scnGsoN IN IOWA cAvALaY.t
HAVING SEP SNOA0ED IN THE PnAC
II tce Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
1wss,r slvs YrAss ~ ssis SsAss. hes p runao-
entity located N this city. end olsss bio pro1be.
sional servicea TO the citisens Of Davenport aad
vicinity. and hopes By his long espessencs With
the diseases 0f the climate, 10 merit and rsceive
portion Of public patronage.
lice corner Of Third and brady. over Liad.
saws 'ew-lsy HtoSe. residence in what wss for
mesly kaown - the Fulton House. % Wssss
atrest. above the bridge. junes7 dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-28

w. T.. lAoJNCkknI.
0Dcnelso.
)eRkY STREET. bst. "a 1 ~. Davenport
Il With tac.t'es upsurpassed. Odd 70 the
sHpsrisacs Of more than - years, hopes 70 merit
large share AZ patronage esul6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-07
grow and prosper.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the Circuit Court
yesterday, the case of Patrick Quinlan,
charged with assault and battery, was
tried. 1t will be recollected that this
case was tried at the last term of Court,
and that Quinlan was fined eight hum
dred dollars. A motion for new trial
prevailed, and the case was again given
4 hearing yesterday. The assault was
committed on Allen Williamson, then a
Clerk at the M'Lure House, over a year
ago. 4 note, purpOrting to come from
Il steamboat Clerk, was received by Mr..
W., informing him that three ladies
were on the boat, and wished to
be conducted to the hootel. Mr..
w. started down Monroe street
towards the steamboat land
ing, and on the corner of Main and Mon
roe he was oycrtaken, knocked down
and seriously injured. As Quinlan had
threatened to avcngo himself for an old
grudgc, suspicion fell upon him, and he
was arrested.
The case occupied the whole of yes
terday's session of the Court. The pris-
oner was defended by n. Richardson and
J. W. Parker, Esqs., and the State was
represented by A. b. Caldwell and G. L..
Cranmer, Esqs. The jury returned a
verdict of guilty and fixed the fine at
one thousand dollars. The fine was
paid, and the prisoner released from
"dnrance vile.n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-07

CHAMBER or Commentaries arc
stuhbora"-factS are the most stubborn
things, except Il woman, we wot of.
Wheeling is stubborn 10 her own inter
esis. S,uhhoraly opposed TO her own
interests, in this, that her merchants
neglect the organization which will
best secure the future prosperity of
Wheeling as a commercial centre. The
Chamber of Commerce is an organiza-
ton which must he sustained to secure
the united action of our commercial
men upon all the leading articles of
trade produced in this market. Our
manufacturers, who have too generally
neglected the Chamber of Commerce,
should be first in promoting full at
tendance. The daily meetings of the
Board should be revived, and thronged
with strangers. Let the Chamber ST
Commerce and the Wheeling Library
Association be combined, and both will
grow and prosper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-07

THE CASE OF INFANTIcIDE.-Mrs. NJ
gent, who on Tuesday last killed her
child and attempted to end her own
life, at the Union House in this city,
was given a hearing in the Jail yester-
day morning, before Justice Johnson.
Mr. Franzell, hardware merchant, tes-
tilted that on Tuesday morning Mrs.
n. purchased pair of scissors at his
store, and asked for dirk-knife; she
informed Mr.. +. that she was a stranger
in the city, did not like to carry re-
volver, and wished TO obtain dirk for
her own protection; she seemed some
what agitated, and enquired where she
would be likely to purchase such
knife; her child was with her, and had
two silver half dollars, attached to a
ribbon, dangling around its neck.
Mr. Cartwright, cutler, testified that
Mrs. n. purchased knife from his es-
Enlistment. Mr.. C. was shown the
knife found in the room where the
child was killed, and recognized it as
the one he had sold.
Other witnesses were examined, but
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STONE e. TH0MAo
MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
~ sRNUAL DIaRAaRa
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

Es;ahllshcd as Refuge from Quackcry. The
only place where a cure can hc obtained
DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
only Enrrtual Remedy in the world for Weak.
mes. Of the Back ur Limbs. Structures Affections
uf the Kidneys aud Bladder. Involuntary Dis
charges. Impntrnry Gcacnl Debility, Nervous
Ness. Dyspepsia Inr-uur Low Spirits, Confn'
sion of Ideas. Palpiiition of the Heart, TimiM.
". Trembling bmnc,- oi sight GiddiEoss-
D,.ra., of tho Head. Throat. Nose or skin, Al.
i.,t.nus O.. the Liver Lungs, stomach or Bow
rl,-thn,r Terrible Disorders arising trUm soil.
tarv Habits at Nouth--srCUir and solitary prae.
tir,, more fatal to their Victims than the s"ngs
"f SypUs 90 IL, Mariners oi Ulysses, hl.htn2
'nylr most brilliant hope, or auticipauons, rsn'
d,I.u- marriage &c, impossible.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-In some of the
cities they are organizing societies for
the prevention of cruelty to animals,
which exercise the province Of 4 SUI
perintending Providence over the
horses, cows, pigs, dogs, and even the
turtles of those cities. Would it not be
well to establish branch association in
Wheeling' In passing through our
markets we have been struck with at
least one subject for their action-the
manner in which live poultry is exposed
for sale. They are cooped up in such
narrow limits that all motion is iiupos-
siblc, or arc trusSed by the feet and
kicked about like inanimate objects.
Besides this. they are kept for hours
without either food or water. The
civil authorities should give their attcn-
ton to this matter and prevent its re-
curyencc in the future.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have ~ iurcd themselves by certain prss
ticc indulgcd In when alone. habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school. the
effects Of which are nightly felt. even when
asleep and " not Cursd renders marriage i'm.
possible aud destroys both mind and bod,
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man. IN. hop" 81
hi country. III, darling Of his parents should
BE- snatrhcd from all prospects and enJoym.ns
Of life by the consequences Of dcyiattng frOia
the path Of mature and induiging N soertas
secret habit Such persons mast, before COR.