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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31
Dir. sTRIOKLAND's PILE REMEDv

UILa , NNNENNNL - E-EIaH NE EUY
Has cured thousands OF the worst cases OF Blind and
bleeding Piles 1t gives immediate relief and effects
permanent cure. Try II directly. 1t is warranted to
For sale by all Druggists at so Cents per bot
tle iAnI2-W6sly
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Prepared only by
DR.. J. sIMMs & SON

Physicians and Druggists, corner Of Fourth and King
Streets Wilmington, Delaware.
Sold by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY &,CownRH, and DTOTr 4
Co, Philadelphia; BURTON, and CowGtLL & Son, Dover
and country storekeepers. ape1-u
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Jar will run as follows, making close connections with
tile Cars on the City line:
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS HAIR RENEW

IIALL's HAIIt ItENE EN
Is the best preparation exant for restoring gray hair to
its original color preventing its falling OUT and promot
Ing its gruwhs II is also beautiful Hair Dressing For
sale bT all druggists, au3l-Im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

AN ORDINANCE FOR WIDENING
IA KING HTRKRr, between Hecond Street and the
ChristAnR River.
Re II ordained by the City Council Of Wilmington
SECTION lst. That hereafter King street. from Second
street TO the ChrlsianA River, shall be the width,
and the building lines OF the shall be in straight
line with King Street, above Second street.
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, Aug 10, 1866.
X J. H0RNRR,
Attsst-R T. TAYLOR, Clerk. su2i-lt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31
WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,
MAY 22d, 1866

MAY 22d 1866
The Cars the City Line will leave Delaware Avenue
Depot
Every 20 minutes from Clio A. NJ, until 7.5O A. NJ
% " $50 SS F. F. NJ, SM iSGS SGS :. + NJ
And the stand at Front and Walnut Streets rear Of
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad depot
Every % minutes from 6a6 A. NJ, until s.I5 AM
10 " S.15 A. NJ, g25 y. NJ.
20 925 p. NJ, p" I1O5 p. NJ.
ON TIE RISING SUN ROAD
Car will run as follows making close connections with
Caru ll ittf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

~ w. HORN, LATE OF THB (LATE) FIRM OF
W John Merriek Co., will continue the manufacture
Of all kinds OF CARRIAGBs, at No. 10S Walnut Street,
near the Depot, whore he will be pleased to see his
friends and customers as formerly. G. W. HORN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON p. D
AS FOLLOWS:
inllAlephlai b.jO AN,
Baltimore and Way Mail, il,....o...,,.....".. $40 AM.
Peninsular Mail to Princess Ann Md,".... $50 AM.
Way Mail to Philadelphia, Pa,,.,..,...,.1O.3O Am.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and lt2oo NJ
Washington, i-'V" "'
Philadelphia, 400 pm.
Ptnnsular Mail to Dover, el,."........ sac Pm.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltmorel soopM
and Washington, ''''" oVV r'u'
Henry Clay Factory and contreville Del, 800 Pm.
Cochranvle, Pa, and route, 1oooAu
Tuesdays and Saturdays, ''''''''''''''iV'V' H'"'
MAILS OPEN AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore eao.u
and Washington, ''''- ooV An
Philadelphia and Way Mail ....m.."......10O 90 AM.
peninsulaT Mail from Dover, Del.,.......IOOO Am.
Baltimore and Way Mail AM.
New York, Philadelphia and Washington.,. LIS PM
Peninsular Mail from Princess Ann, Nd. 4 40 PM
Baltimore and Elkton, 500 PM
fhiRuelphlai 6Ib Pm
Henry Clay Factory and Centrevile, Del, 1000 AM
Cochranyillo, Pa, and route Mondays( aonpN
ami Fridays, o"V f'h.
Onlce open on Sundays from to AM, and to Pm
A. H. GRIMsHAw, Pm.
Wilmington April oisl, 1855.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young men who wish to qualify themselves for Bus.
ness Life, have unequalled advantages for doing SO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

WHHREAs In the month Of March last, casualty oc-
CURED to the Water Works In the breaking Of tue cast
iron water Wheel Shaft and other iron parts connected
Herewith and the cost Of repairing replacing said
breakage was beyond the available VI the City
Treasury vt the time said accident hAppened therefore,
(aceording provision 10 section 81 or the Charter OF
the City Of WiimingtonO
Be 1t ordAned BY the City Council OF 1.-TWO
thirds Of the members concurrng,)
sRcrloa lst That the Finance Committee be author
ICED to borrow three thousand dollars at rate OF inter
the City, said to be appropriated TO the quidA
lon Of the said debts contracted for replacing the Water
Wheel SHAFT and fixtures connected Herewith
bRctioN ID The amount OF money borrowed shall be
due and payable follows.
One thousand dollars payable October l.161e.
April l. 1877.
October ], 1877.
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, August 16th,
1866. e. j. HORNER
President Of the City Council.
Attest, R. T.ITAYLoH, Clerk. au2I-lt
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rn THE LOYAL HEARTS OF THE
NATION.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

GO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.--wILLIAM
~ b. SHARP, is partner In our firm from this date.
JAMES X. CAMPBELL Co,
III Chestnut Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARP.
nership existing between the undersigned, undsr
the name Of JOHN MRRRICK 4 co, was dissolved
the nrat day sf June, 1856. BY mutual consent.
JOHN MRRRICK,
O. W. HORN.
Wilmington, August 25th, lses-Au2s-lt
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A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
n oRDINANCE ENTITLED LAMPS.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of Wilmington,
that section I, Of the Ordinance concerning lamps"
pAge 1884, Ordinance Book Of 1851 be amended by in
serne between the words "shall" and "extingush In
the first line Of said seetion the word light" and be-
tween the words $50" and "extngushed In the ninth
line thereof the word lighted"
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, Aug 18th, 1866.
4. J. H0RNKR,
President Of the City Council
Attest. L. T. TAYLOR. Clerk. Au2i-4t
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N ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
N ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE MARKETS
bKerIOS st Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of Will
mngton, That liberty be granted to persons attending
market with fruit, wAtermelons eAntsopes and and 9TH
vegetables to sell the in Fourth street. between
Market and King Streets South side and that any
thing In tho Ordinances OF the City conflicting herewith
be aud the same 10 hereby repealed.
Passed At the City Hall, Wilmington August 49, 1855.
b. j. HORNER,
President Of the City Council.
Attest, B. I. TAYLOR, Clerk. Au2i-It
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A ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
n ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE DE-
klNINd THR sALARIBs OF THR OFFICERS OF THR
CITY"
lie II Ordained by the City Council of Wilmington:
sEGfIoN l. That section FIRST OF the Ordinance entitled
An Ordinance Defining the Salaries of the Oacers OF
the City, be amended by striking out the words Alder
man per Ptly DollRrs and the Assessor
Collector OF Taxes six Hundred Dollars" and inserting
In lieu thereof the following words to wit Alderman
per year, Two Hundred Dollars but the City nhA not be
liable for costs In any heard by him. and
Ooeetor OF Taxes, per year Nine Hundred Dollars; and
further to add to said section the following words wit
Chairman Of Finance Committee per year Fifty Dollars
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, August 49, 1866
by yeas aud nays as iollows;-YsAs-Mess Adams
Bellah, Chandler, Dorsey, Mcdowell, Pierson, Pussy
pckels, Titus, Rowland, Wooman Wedin and President
10. NAys-None. R. J, HORNRR,
President Of the City Council.
Attest. g. 7. TAYI OR, CLERK. su2i-4t
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CHOLERA--THE REMEDY.
DIR. J. sIMMs 4 SONS
HOIE RIA SY HP

The and certsin for Acute and Chronic Diar.
rhma, Dysentery, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Collie,
Cholera lnfantum Pains in the Stomach and
bowels, Bowel Complaints, aud the
Summer Diseases of Children.
As remedy in Cholera II has equal. II has cured
the reapsed and collapsed stages of this terrible
epidemic II has used with entire success during
tho vsalons of this great disease in 1882 1919 and
other periods For 81 years II has admitted Of rival
and has proved beyond all comparison the only
mely known. II contAius opium other narcotics,
and speriortly safe to adults or Infants.
3-see our Circular Of Pure Family Medicines.
Prepared only by
DIR. J. sIMMs & SON,
Physicians and Druggists, corner Of Fourth and King
81 tI..s.. Nj
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STEAMBOAT ARIEL.

Leaves Wilmington at 80 minutes after 6, morn
ing.
Leaves Chester at As minutes after 7, morning.
Leaves Philadelphia at 2.30 afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. - -. ,.,.
The partnership heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned under the name Of JOHN O. CLARK Jr Co.,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business OF the hrm will bo settled by John c. Clark Jr
JOHN O. CLARK, Jk
A. NJ. IRVING.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

NJ. IRVING, Of the late firm Of John C. Clark. Jr,
% Will continue the business Of GRAIN, COAL and
FLOUR DEALING, at Kirkwood. Thankful for the libe
raj patronage Of the public heretofore, he soelts con-
nnuanee OF The same. laugl-l0tl A. N. IRvINd.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate Of the de-
ceased must present the duly steted TO the Exeeu
torh on or before 9th month June 27h 1851 abide th
Act OF Assembly In such made and provided
SAMUEL c. TATUM, pva.r,o,s
Jy3-2m JOHN r. TATUM, hxeeutofS-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

The patonists of the South to the Ua'onfst
Of The North.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-31

GEO. w. Bush,
French Street Wharf.
ca" THE FLOWERS OF CUBA.-Cuba pro-
duces, in wild state, a thousand odorous
and rare flowers, delightful to the senses,
but Bryan's Pulmonic Waters impart to
your voice, lungs and throat, Il sweetness
and perfection that the flowers of Cuba can.
not surpass. Sold by all druggists.
gB- Wilson'S Circassian Extract for pro-
noting the growth and beauty of the hair.
1t will thoroughly cleanse the hair from all
Dandruif, and cause it TO grow where it has
fallen out or become thin. For sale at No.
Cos Market Street, cast Side
EFg"Thompson's anti Cholera Drops. one
of the best Cholera medicines in the market.
Price 20 cents per bottle. Prepared by
THOMPSON, Apothecary,
Institute Building
Aiay"S SALAD OIL tho finest article of table
oil always on hand at
II. II. BRINGnuRsT.
Rss-F Fine French Woven COrsets at 81, rs
warranted whale bone.
JOHN Il. FRocK,
705 Market Street.
B6HB. NIELDs, Attorney-at-Law north
west corner of Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
-Thompson's Jamaica Ginger is Just
the article for the season. Get a bottle and
try it. Prepared by
THOMPSON, Apothecary,
Institute Building,
Gzy- DR.. Houghs Truss cures ruptures
J without pain or Inconvenience. Call and
: see. THOMPSON, Apothecary,
Institute Building.
ssB- -Thompson's Compound Tar Cordial
cures coughs, colds, &C. Price % cents per
bottle. THOMPSON, Apothecary,
Institute Building.
B6~ DELAWARE STATE BONDS FOR SALE
r. r. Robinson & Co., offer s., 800 Della
| ware State Bonds (Causey Issue) for sale al
$3.50 per $1,000,
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Arres, of One of the Robbers OF the
- Concord Rank.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 14-Full details oi
the modRs operaadi Of the detectives in
securing and arresting the robbers of the
Concord Bank, and their plumber, are
published here this morning, 1t appears
that after many unsuccessful efforts OF
Messrs. Heath and Hart, Boston detec-
tives, which Included trips to Philadel-
phia and other places, in which effort
they were aided by New York detectives,
they finally discovered some Of the
missing bonds on q man in this city, who
was irving to sell them. Through his
confession and information, on January
22d the detectives proceeded to Camden,
opposite Philadelphia, thence during the
night l9 miles down the shore of the
Delaware to a cottage near the village
of Paulsboro, when the chief robber, a
notorious counterfeiter named Langdon
W. Moore, alias Charles Adams, was ar.
rested. He was taken to New York and
committed on charge of burglary
Nothing was. found on Moore. The
house was thoroughly searched curtains
pulled down, carpets ripped, desks broke
open, wainscoating and flooring of all
rooms examined, but the search was un-
successful. On digging under the stable
however, they found glass jar, hermet-
lcally sealed, few feet below the sur
face, which contained q hundred thou.
sand dollars in bonds. The next day,
some four feet below the sill ola water.
gate on the bank OF the river, below the
high water mark, they found tin
box containing seventy.ninei Thousand
dollars in bonds. All the bonds have
been identified by the bank officer, and
althgether, Sl9643l of stolen property
was recovered. and given over to the
bank officer Moore is here in prison,
awaiting requisition from the suthori'
ties of Massachusetts. By statement
made by Moore, he and his accomp!ice
watched eight months for an opportunity
to rob the bank, and succeeded in doing
SO in broad daylight by using false keys
while the cashier was absent at dinner,
Moore's accomplice was Harry Howard,
alias English Harry, who has doubtless
left the country
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CqxaG state Convention

GALVESTON, Feb l3,-GoS Hamilton
message 20 the Convention calls atten'
ton to the absolute requirement OF the
general government touching the doc
Trine of absolute State sovereignty, the
abolition of slavery, the rights Of the
blacks to testify in courts OF justice ana
to be protected in person and property
and to the repudiation OF the rebel dept.
In the convention Judge Lattmer,
from Red river, introduced the follow
ing The people of Texas, Ill convention
assembled, ordain and declare that the
so.called ordinance.of secession, adopted
by the so called convention OF the State
of Texas, at tue city of Austin, on the
lst of February, 1861, and all the acts
and proceedings of said so'called conyen
tion shall be, and are hereby declared to
have been null and void and of no eject
whatever, from the date OF their adop'
ton, and they do further declare that
neither the State of Texas, or any other
State in the Federal Union has the night
under the constitution Of the United
States to secede or withdraw from the
Union
A motion BY Judge Frazier 10 lay II Oh
the table was lost by vote OF torty-hTe
to thirty eight
a substitute by Judge Hancock declar
ing the action revolutionary and there
fore null and void, was referred
Some action on education and tie pro
posal TO increase the number of the Su
preme Court Judges completed the pro
ceedipgs'
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S.T.-Is6U. .-X.-Iho amount OF PiAntattoo
Bitlers sold In one year 10 sonethinS startling.
They would MI Broadway six feet high, froa
the Park 70 4th street brakes mAaufActegy y
one OF the institutions Of New York. 10 V sAid
that Drake painted sl the rocks IN the kAeeern
States with bis cabal alistio -. T-lso0. g."
aud then got the old srAnny Legislators 70 less
law preventing distgaring tho tses q Ss.
turo," which gave him q monopoly. We do nos
know how this Is, but We do know tho PiAptAtsoo
Bitters SELL as other art Gle ever did. They
IL o used 6y ali Glassus VI tue community, and
are death OF Dyspepsia-eartatn. They Are vsry
lnVigoratlRg who'd languld and weak, and B
great appetizer
saratoga spring ws,er. cold BY Si
Druggists.
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IL lifting the kettle trom the uIc I soaloe1
myself very severey---ope hand slmost 70
crisp The torture was upbeArable
The Mexican Mustang LInlment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. Il hsAled rapidly, and
lett very little sear. CHAt tOSIEh
s2J Broad St, PhilsdslphlA"
This Is merely . sample OF what the 1nsssae
Liuimspt will do. IL 10 tuyaluAbis In ~ oesse
Of wounds, swellings. spraias, yuts, brussa
spavins etc, either upon nAn or beast
Beware of couuterfelta None 10 genuine IN
less wrapped In nne steel.plsts snsrade<A
Chemist, and The private stamp Of DsxAs kAAsDe
a. Co., New York.
Saratoga spring Water, sold sy ell
Druggists.
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News from, New York

NEw YORK, Feb. IA verdict Oh
four thousand eight hundred dollars vas
rendered against stock brokerage firm
tor selling stock without the consent OF
their employers.
An Injunction vas issued against
ThurloW Weed and others yesterday to
restrain them from disposiug of certain
privileges granted by Secretary Stanton
to brild q telegraph line from New Or.
leans to San Francisco.
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Kentucky and Ohio Legislaturcs-A
Negro Hung by n Mob.

CINCINNATI, Feb. N-1n the Aen'
tueky Legislature yesterday the Senate
adopted the House resolution requesting
the removal Of troops from the State,
copdemning the Freedmen's Bureau,
asking for the restoration Of the habeas
corpus and rejecting the constitutional
amendment
In the Ohio Legislature the House
passed the bill fixing eight hours pei
day as days labor, by vote of seventy
to fourteen.
At Knoxville, Tennessee yesterday, q
negro was hung By a mob for shooting
Lieut.. Col. Dyer, Of the 6rst Tennessee
cavalry.
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ChiiiaR Priyntears

Nrv YORK, Feb. l4.-Havana letters
Of the 9TH to the Herald says: Rumors
Of Of the the supposed proximity OF Gillian
priyateers have advanced insura ece pre-
miums on Spanish bottoms, and frelghts
have declined. Shippers show great
ayeryion to chsrtering gApanish vessels,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at 2t o'clock.

The Senate met at p o'clock.
A lengthy debate ensued upon Mr.
Peek's motion, which was participated
in by Messrs. Peck, Burley, Maxwell
Burdett, Stevenson, Mr.. Chapline, in the
Chair Chambers, Mahon and Dix.
Mr.. Maxwell demanded a division OF
the motion, and the question being first
pue upon striking out Moundsville it was
decided in the negative.
YEAs,-Messrs. Stevenson, (President)
Chambers, Hagar and Mahon.-4
NAYs,-Messrs. Burdett, Burley, Chap.
line, Corley, Dix, Hawkins, Raymond,
Kitchen, Maxwell,O' Brien, Peck, Price
and Wright.-13.
Adjourned.
NoTE.-In yesterdays report the name
of Capt. Burdett was omitted in the re-
port Of the vote on the passage of the bill
locating the Agricultural College at
Morgantown Capt. Burdett not only
voted for said bill, butadvocated its pas
sage in several speeches before the
Senate, r..
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ner country home after 4 sojourn Of Q fsw
months, was hardly recognised by her tTtseas
In pace Of rustic, fush lace shs had . EEL
ruby complexion, Of aluost marble smootAnsee !
aud instead Of ~, abs really appeared bal "
She told them plainly she ussd Hassn'g AAfns.
Liza Balm, and would not % without h. AZ
lady can improve hvy personal spDsaranes va
much by using this article. IL can bs srderse
Of any druggist for only so cents
Saratoga sprius Water, soid ~ ~
Druggists
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adopted, as was also an amendment PRO.
yiding for board of directors.
Mr.. Peck then moved to amend the bill
SO as to strike out Monndsville, Marshall
county, and insert Wheeling, Ohio conn
ty, pending which the Senate took a
rece9S
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1865, IMPORTANT 1855
To Families and Hotels


TI'HE CHEAPEST sCRFIIEh-
Encouraged BY the past liberal patronage,
IbaTe deterInined 20 connect With my business
a frst-class FAMILY GROCERY sIORE, and
5v nv extreme efforts 20 furnish al articles
Usually kept land Of the besC hope 70 receive
= fair portion Of the patronage Of the public
generally; and would here cal tneir attention
70 few of the standard articles, At the follow.
ing Low pr!oss. Finest Gunpowdsr Tea Scbeies,
q 20 per 2 Finest Young Hysoa Tea 81 Is PET
=; Best Japanese Tea q s.; English Bseek'
fss. Coffee sSe Best Black Tea svery 1icel 80
Best BIO Coffee 33t3Sc very choice Brown ~
gar l6o; Refined Sugars Of al kinds noa g,. "
&c; Rieo CaroInG l2ie; PIckIss SssSsstih -
Peaches In syrUps ard Brandy oyss.sGcs. yos G.rnsS IA
Goods Imported y .g:sh s,si: ssssi:Siiys ysS. f..s
Frunea 9eTnA11 SSP Psss HoIIsnd Herring, Ia.
n. Srsd0l a Herring saIdla:s s.isS OIL ss &c;
As wei a uat{n1 bought tor gold, I an deter.
msatti0 t "a "a ioTs and Invite al 70 call and en-
sn,ine NJ goods. An articles sosd at thi. store
HI Be dsIi~srsd 20 any raT Of tke city Tree OF
shsrse s. HORKEEIXER
jssiI.sa 70. lI xarksf square.
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All who value beautiful head Of hair. and its
preservation from premature badness and tsrn:
iug gray, viii not tai 70 use Lyons eslssrsts9
Kst6airon II lnakes the hair rich, soft saa
glossy, eradlcates dapdrun. and causes the hair
TO grow With luTruiapt beauty. vold svUy
where L THOMAS LYON,
Chemist New tork
sarasOga spring Water, sO!a By al
Druggists.
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA Gpoxa--
for Indigestion, Eausea, Heartburn Sick Head
ache Cholera Morbus &C.. where 0 wsrmtre
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prsp3
ration and entire purity makes it chesp nd
reliable article for culinary purposes Soh ~.
erywhere, at 80 cents per bottle
Saratoga spring Water, sold by si
Druggists. fseeeotsus
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sweetest thing" and the most Of tt fog chs
least m orey. It overcomcs the odor Of perDpl.
ration softens and adds dehosey 70. The skta A
Is delightful perfume allays heedAche 49,
the sick room, Ia the nursery and upon the Vol.
let sidebosrd IL can be obtained evsrywhsrs
at one dollar per bottle. -.... q.
Saratoga spring Water, ssld ~ M
Druggists.
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CHARLES sIEBKE,

SpSISEE DYSR AND sCoURER, South
Meet near the B. & o. R. r. Depot, Whesnng,
- Vs. All kinds Of Shawls, Ribbons ana eve
=. description Of silks and Woolen Gooos exc
cyytei on abort notice and on reasonable terms.
fhis is the first and best Steam Dylng EssS' eS
= shuient in the Western States. seP-o
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Esin.tIsst siIipaitAbis Hall ColsgiRS kss ksss
steadily growing In favor Tor over twenty ysars
II acts upon the sbsorbsnts st the rests of tbs
hair, aud changes Il 10 its original colog W DE-
grees All Instantaneous dyes dssdsa and v
lure tue hair Heimsirests 10 net q dSs bat u
certain In its results promotes its growth, and
Ia a beautiful Hair Dressing Price 50 ssats saa
81 90. Sold by all dealers
Saratoga spring Wassr, sold By s1
Dealers
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SIMON KEIM,

,np9RTER aED gEAi;gfki ifaS ~
FOREIGN y n II boAlkSlG t.Nic9 tNi-9
sTandies Whistles So Hi' Market street.
wheeling Va. .,.,.. ~,
would invite tte 80, ,.I attgntt"n OF rtty aad
lcuutry dealers and tLs public generally TO TO
all and eEaUtaa ,ny stock hel"'e p"'vn1sths l1.s
siseWhsTs. ''P-
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sa2.A
LAME & PAUL..

a TTORNEHs an LAW, WHEEL,
IN ING, WEST "a, viii practice 10 the courts
ofice on east side OF Fourth Street. near the
Coprt House. OctlO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-15
FRENCH CONFECIl0NERY II
PHILIP sCHW EITzER,

,EFFOsITE RVSBY & LITTLE,s,
y No. SO Market st, bss now on band ana Is
cSpstcntlv receiving a large stock of Confection,
erv. Medical Baltimore Cough Candy ana erery
ctke- varietv of Candy and Cakes. Toys OF ey'
~ description. aud full assortment CT Narie
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