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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-25
VOL. XX--NO. 20.
TREASURY BUSINESS.

United States Treasury Notes of the value
of $50 each. This is the Well-known par
don broker case.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-25

DURING TwENTY-THREE YEARS or HON
oRABrE AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-25
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/. February Eighth ONLY.

pstsrninsd thns no efsort shall be wanting on
cur part 10 retain In the future the large share Of
Ruhhs Confidence and Patronage which We have
enjoyed In the past We shall At all times endeaVor
70 keep ths yarisuS Departments viz;
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-25

Osrsland, ohI0, Jap. q, ls0s. jaaatass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16
The Vashington.sf. Hemfeide-eor"sr
ruaue.t-Tcstin,ony Of Several "a'
ursscs-Verdict Of the Jury.

An inouest was Yesterday held at tne New
York sptal, by Coroner Collin. on the BODY Of fat.
rick Dunlap who was stabbed in the breasr or In,
aornoon last In his apartment at No. $50 Washington
st. by Edward Johnson an inmate oil tue some house,
as previously reported in The TRIBUNE. The following
is the statement OF the principal witnesses:
Cattsrre Dunlap. wife OF the deceased ,es n hnr
room and commenced abusing herr she then sem or
husband who was working at Pier No. IL North h.ver,
tor the purpose Of her ON S %as IN Lis
room; Dunlap called him an appropIious na,ue, hn
dared him 20 come out, the witness tbeh pasIeu ne
husband into their room ana cosea tne uooi matbn~
came ard burst II in, md the witness saw soetnns
shining in his hands she showed him out ana went 10,
pojleaman she found one but DO refused 70 ssVe ns
post and on reaching her room, fonnd ner husoana
,sndno I'm tho middle OF the floor with both bis haLs
lasned ON his breast and Johnson standing near inc
door with his hands in bis pockets her Dusuanu sn'e
that johnson had stabbed him IN the orcast VII. :,
rocket knife In his efforts 10 Wari on the po"s '
fingers OF deceased were cut. =, 4, .
Margaret Galvin residing in the house Were ING
ARRAY occurred stated that she heard the noise anu
went up to the room Of deceased she mere saw
son have deceased By the neck and knife In his nana
deceased asked her To como in, but she reiused sle
sterward sow deceased come on, Of the room with MS
hand on his breast followed by johnson, who then went
away. ,,.,u
that Of deceased coiroborated most Of the testimony OF
the preceding witness.
Dr.. Thomas II. White, resident surgeon Of the Hos.
pcl testified that he made post norton examination
Of the body Of deceased and found On messed wound
OF the chest about threefourths OF an inch IN length
GU the Lett SIDE between the third and fourth RIBS Two
neess rom the Tpedian line woundihs the iangi IN III
opinion death was the result OF tha above injury.
The case vas then given 10 the jury who rendered
verdict that the deceased came TO his death by stab
wound at the hands OF Edward johnson, Oh January
~, 1865
Deceased vas native OF Ireland aged 81 years.
warrant for the arrest OF Johnson has been placed
in the hands Of Capt. Helmc by Coroner Collin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

e,ps, ~ followers o, Coienso from the Chaich o.
England. Remember that the law Of the iand mss
decided that 10 may both teach end preach as nc mas
done. ard yet remain in his present position
We are still divided in opinion about the JAMAICA
mass,cres-bit'erly So There have been an'EEyre
meetings gotten mp In various placesaso addresses ID
his fyor-aIso rows observe that all the Tories the
nobs and the snobthe adherents of the Shareholders
during the late Rebelonare strong on the SIDE OF INC
planters and their atrocities Psnea Is oil course Gee
his big cut of this week In which the intense indgh
condemnation Of two-hirds Of this people, OF variou'
denominations Of religion, arc carcaturcc as apper'
tanning only TO StiegDs Punch, indeed Is now just
the reverse Of what he in his early days in trry
respect--always for conservatism. oppression and al
its belongings.
They have tried and condemned, and will assuredy
hang that Objectionable begging etter-writer gambler
scamp humbug and murderer, Southey alias forwood'
who poisoned his three unhappy ilegitimate chi'reo
In Red Lion.st. coGee-house and subsequently sho'
his DOOR deserted wife and children at Ransgate
He comported himself throughout the trai Jast y
nigh, have been expected IRON hia antecedehls
which appNr TO have combined Wilkie Collinss Capt
I Wrnrge and Bulu er's Eugene AraD ?xninithg III,
mock dignity Of one and the diabohc sehsuhets anu
self.deceptjcn of the other No man piues him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16
Young Meme Association ball for she
HeneGt OF the Roman Catholic Orphan
asyIuus.

The ninth annual bail of the Young Mems
Association WAS given at the Academy Of Music last
night, for the benefit OF the New-Yo!k Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum.
large number Of tickets we're sold; large number
of people were present and the La was probably Pc
cunary success os well IA most agreeable entertain
ment IN every other respect. Tie following gentlemen
formed the Committee ~ Arrangements:
Jerraish Cuinlan. Thomas Mudoon Nnl H. Shields Jas
H. nan Thomas j. BTien, JsnesF ODonnell Francs
nyrne Walter Roche, Peter McQDaie John Hayes, ID. w.
Oslornn T. J. Hspin Hchsel j. Cody Charles oC ouor,
William Malone, fEnstos A. Whe-an, Maurc. j. Power.
John Fox James J. Mccormick, William j. Name, Thomes
Flynn Mcroy John IT, flsnnssn Francis Curran, John
Byn., r. Maoi-. Jeremiah Qiinlan, President; John
HAYES let Ricsre.dsn'; Michael j. Cody. "a Vice Prsi
dent Dennis w. OHal!oran, Secetary Thomas Mlidoon,
Treasurer.
The arrangements Of the Dall as a general thing
everything that could be desired. The Academy
was fitted up both elegantly ard appropriately, the
great dancing floor being on level with the level OF
the dress circle forming spacious for the
else OF the light fantastic" while tho walls were np
propriately decorated. BY 10 O'clock large number
OF guests present, and by II the aoors and gal
leries were crowded. The company was both brilliant
and Interesting; the costumes If many OF the ladies
were superb; tie music was excellent. the dancing
varied and all Of the guests appeared 10 enjoy them
selves amazingly. Altogether the affair one OF
the peasan,ost y! the present season, and under
stand that II was considered far il
cernod the charitable Institution TO whose benefit the
profits ~ the entertginmept were given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

exoert IN large establishments, where work can
he apportioned according TO the taient ana
capacity of the employe II is sippy in
rossible for these establishments 10 90 keps up
IL the present construction OF The law or ras VI @ 70
enlarged II may also be argued thai tie la" haHes
cpoyisons for those doing small business, by allowing
The amount OF 81, coo 10 be exempt IN fepy NC ,.'
ro dress.naker cogld support herse much iess NUN
her of hands for three months, on what sue etn ov
for making up 900 worth Of material, 30 tat o.s
IN the country doing bnsiness ior her ~
liab TO be sold mt by the Sheriff AMI not one ~ ~
has assets enough to pay even per cent OF tAe aio
NJ TN that would be due. The unwiliiDgneSs Oh tS
revspu officers to distress tho drcssmakers because VI
tho nosi.ivs iniusee Of this cent tax Oh NO WIZ
If the materials has gwen dress-inaAers p " 'n - 81
ent tme a. almost entire exemption aud ho" hi'el 10
Iorg @ nerioa an attempt to collect tho backta1 e'cn
~ e rers ou, he Der cent on the labor, wonld DC az
tended with the most DISASTROUS cOnselueHses, I.'
tban nine tenths of the 1ress-mekers wonld mo t.
sclves unale 20 meet the one years TAX on INC noo
alone III their entire assets we're dlsposeu o. ny ~
newton of IL could be collected. The oRI' relheu;
therefore, viii be for Congress 70 anhA tnc Tbc
cation 30 far as dress.makers are concerned. ihe
most that can be expected with any us.ise'oi tno
nrospect of deriving any revenue, VIII DC 'no ''A ou
~ cir labor together with such materials US tney "'
furnish. 800. .o. J., bcorf,lIv
This would undoubtedly in most cases be checrlIls
me, and would not only allow the taie 10 e1s'i Wy,
wonld afford additional revenue, "nio o".,. ~. ,bs
nosibly be secured by enforcement OF ta1 o va
whole value Of the dress when fnsneo: NOT coui1
tLa amount that might be assessed On the ihOor hve
he collected whe1 the exictOn s maze 20 20 p''H -
the purpose of collecting tax on the whoe yer Du
inoss when there hrs been no determination 90
the far as they were ecncefheu have
a,a very general thing. tails class OF persons I",e
scarcely a dollar invested in their business, ana ho
capital TO fill back upon. ~ ~ ,,., N V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

IycEyDIARy FIRR-Shortly before | c',','sk
yesterday morning tie stable Of Guthrie 3 g.. yci
Ninth.st, between Fourth and Fifth sis., Z. y, ~
fred BIZ incendaries snd entirely consumed I-'e
were two valuable horses II tue stable at The i ots
of which was slightly burned. Loss On s.5s.G st.
insured in Kirgs County Company fos $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE or V

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF fQrNs
GIREs-A girl named Anne Robinson. 10 yren end
months Old whose parents reside IN J. lge y, Gn,l-
point was sent on an GRAND to neiabbori8g ioe O.
wednesday last and has not since returned, ard "a
most painful apprehensions are entertained nressfess
her. few weeks ago grlof irepos.essns a,Ees., ~
aged I3 employed in hoop-shirt factory IN ros..s
f. d. also snltonly disappeared, and the utB,s. sL1,
ton. OF her mother have failed 10 finding her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

Ferry aud Water nIslts-Ha.ssway Kelly Ht,,as
Prin'isg.:Eanis, iins,ale, Brep Newman, Cu.r,...
War and Mtitary-Cssh Mclaughlin, Bray. Nd
O'Erien. - ""n~r
Ralcs and Election Reurns-Hetlsway OKss2. A..
field, Caraisn, steers. - "ns
WilIien.bursh Cllims-Armfed. Brady, Kalba<i,es r.
ninglu,n sasL T'~-
Government Property and C.aims-Fisler. wisoa. Pa.
liinsdae, Kelly.
Remaining aud Remembering Streets McLaushlh a.
o Bren, Newman. Wilson. '~s
Public Parks-0'Brien, Buluier, Wihsn, Cssbox ~
Langiln.
salaries end Commit sionen Of Deeds-Buln Earl n
nlsn, Fisher, OKeefe.
UOnds and Returns OF Ohhcers-hfnsdale, CIoir VA.
Hethaway, Kalofcisch.
Fable Docks-steers, Saal, Brady, Artnhcd, Cerrr.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

ANEW lIoRSE-RAnEoAD-A pfopoaIio- A'
haen made 10 law double track on Jacl sonar, d.
Lorse.reilroad between Flushing and the Aaaai'
Poiut ferries and wealthy contractor has elff.'s'
bis Willingness 20 undertake the 80 AM fAflSs 'I ~
FOX SLIGO co. less tie cost Of the Right VI say "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

TIE PAYMENT OF BOUSTIEs. The BogM>
Committee of tho Board Of Supervisors met IN 10 80
Court House yesterday morning Tor The plpl-e Il a.
inc those who had furnished substitutel dTE l5 81
The amount they expended in procuring sasG ,lisi-
tutes large crowd was present. AM thsse VS. CO
adorable Confusion for time cut eycniurv, v'af.c
all Of the police affairs moved along VITA better
tenn. IL VIII take some days before all The c'aIass
ca % be satisfied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

LroUOn.sELLISG PLACES IN BB0okLY.-llf
police have returned to the Inspector N. qAea-
IN, "a ,be number OF places where liquor is soli tyt
small measure, or glass in this city. Tie rtsai sS's,
by Precincts: Forty-fist Precinct pa tori7.gass
Precinct 2e2: Forty-third Precinct, loi isii.fgt
prsciuct 90; Forty -lfth Precinct. aG3; FoTis..l
Precinct, .ii; Forty-seyenth Precinct, cJi Fnl!
eighth Precinct. Is; Forty-niDih Precinct. ~ 3
tieth Precinct o6-totl 2,lt0 OF when nunt'f I'D,
an o. third are licensed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16
GRAND FANCY DRESS cARNvAt

GRAND FANCY DRESS Carnival
~ on TaE FIfTH-ANE. SKATING POND.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON snd kgESlN.
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE WOkh>.
TWO FULL BANDS or MUSIC.
This sill undoubtedly DC the Ene CaEn.v. egoE ss.'
this country.
Tickets 81 cent? for sale 5, the Fh Avenue Hs,s
me Pond Cos,Gner win be in attendance q he geeA
Should tie weather be srsyo. able L viii lks pace DC ie'
sir day. U. OAIhAN, Siaas'si.
CTOLEN-Monday, Jan. 10, | L. :. -
- BOND for 800 No. al9r 1871; aiso BASk-BCok Ga
lie Ss.r.as Bank for SAVINGS This J. e. caution s rrs1s
feom receiving TIC same REWARD q 80 WI = ~
for tie recovery " tie tAiel and property Aqpy Oh
AsHBY. No 275 South Th!dst, correE Eles ens 3d. ffo
lyu. l.. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16
THE Cry PARK MURDER-TuB TMu :,

THE Cry PARK MURDER-THR TRIAL q,
GONZALES IN THE KINGS COUNTY COURT oP Ora A.,
TTRMIyER.-The trial Of jose Jnzales Perns,1.a'
Jointly indicted with francisco Gene Salvador pa
sicr) for the murder OF Jose Garcia Otere !, ~
Brooklyn CITY Park on the evening OF the 22d Nor
her last. was commenced IN the Kings County cys,,,
Over and Terminer (Judge Gilbert presiding) ,ersl
day morning. AS difficulty was anticipated IL h.
inpanneng vi jury. SO were summoned, and "a
of them appeared and answered as their names Va,
c.lled None others but those whose business cssl
them 10 the court room permitted Inside. Tie ~
ouer Gouz lies was brought In shortly before eCosn
.surprisn but manifested otaer apparent iD.s,sa
"A number Of lurors were excusei and many more ves
set aside by the prosecution well rs oy course n
defense. About noon the first juror wa obtained "a
shortly after O'Clock the entir. twelve s.s.J
and sworn The Court then adjourned. The ye,s
cutting attorney will open the case Tor tae people VI -
opening of tho Court this mVrnDs. lhe TIA! eys'cs.
great deal OF interest. ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

SrrcIpE IN FLATLAA Ds The sDody Of an m.
lnoUn man was found in a field on the farm e y,
Peter Lott in Flatlands on Saturday TorSirg TX
From appesrances he had cut his throat wiih sr,s-
Deocased as about 65 years Of age gray ban, deg
in a b.ack coat gray mixed vest. plated b0sgl sH
knit woolen uudsrs.irt balrnora shoes aad 5i4es h.
Lat. There was nothing on the person Saeseas q
could be identified. The body was conveyed b "a.
AImshouse at Flatbusb. where it VII ieuair a,c
days for Identification.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28

day. Peddlers of distilled or ferment-1
edliquors are required, by a new clause.
to pay $50 special tax. Bidders and
contractors pay $40, instead of SIS, and
afchltects and civil engineers are ex-
empted. Insurance agents pay $40, ex-
eept when their receipts do not exceed
300, and then they pay but So. These
are the only changes In the entire license
orspectal tax list. Sugar cane moIasses
pays3 cents per gallon, instead off cents;
imolasses syrup ofsugar cane Juice pays
u OF a cent per pound, instead of ~
cents; spirits of turpentine pays 10
cents per gallon, instead of20. The du-
not above No. y12, Dutch standard, in
color, 1c. per pound; when above No.
II and not above No. IS, 1<c.; when;
above No. Is, 21Ic. Wrought iron
tubes, by the new clause, are taxed
s. 90 per ton. The new duties on coal
oil; &c., are as follows: On illumina-
ting, lubricating and other mineral oil,
the product of the distillation, redistil2
latiOn or refining of crude petroleum,
2Oc. per gallon; on oils refined and pro-
duced by the distillation of coal asphalt
tum or shale exclusively, 10c.; on oils
produced by single Installations of these
articles, peat or other bituminous sub
stances, 10c. per gallon.
The new rites on tobacco and cigars
are as follows: Smoking tobacco, 25c.
per n, instead OF &c.; stem tobacco for
smoking purposes, 10c., instead of 15e.
On cigarettes the market value ofwhich
is not over So per thousand, tax includ-
ed, a duty of 81 per thousand. When
the market value included Is over So
and not over $40 per thousand, and on
cheroots, short skies, and any cigars
made without twisted or pasted heads,
of the same market value, a duty of 81
per thousand; and on all other cigars,
cheroots and cigarettes, $40 per thou
sand.
The new clause leyies 8 per cent ad
yalorem duty on Ienpers, mowers,
scales and woodenware, and 5 per cent
on tin ware of all descriptions; apothe-
carries, copfectioners, keepers of eating
houses and hotels, tobRcconists and all
retail dealers, except those in spirituous
and malt liquors, are exempt from the
special tax, when their gross receipts do
not exceed 81 900 per year; savings
banks are exempt from taxation on so
much of their deposits as is invested in
United States securities, and such other
deposits less than $500, as are made in
the name of any one person. The
stamp duty on weighers' guagers' and
measurers' returns is abolished. Ground
peppers, spices, DC, hereafter pay a
stamp duty of one-half Of cent per
pound, instead of the present rates.
The following additional articles have
been added to the freelist: Aluminium,
maneSium, crates and baskets made
of splints, crutches and artificial limbs,
eyes and teeth, feather beds, mattresses,
holsters and pillows, fertilizers of all
kinds, photographs of engravings or
works of art, sold at1ess than ten cents,
or used for illustrating books and pho
tographs, SO small that a stamp cannot
be affixed thereto. M 15
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
0nr Market RePorts.

A"
We could not help being little
amused yesterday by the remark of
gentleman who lives in village in
the Interior. He said- the people of that
village complained that they did not
get the markets, and he thought we
ought to take more pains to publish
them. Welooked oyerour list and found
it so happened that we had but one
subscriber at that Postofice, and that
was the gentleman himself. We took
down copy of each addition of the IN-
TELL1oENcER and showed him what
he himself declared to be the best mar
ket reports published by anypaper in
the State.
He had discovered why the peo-
pie of village didn't get the markets:
It was they didn't take the INTKnLI-
aRNcRR. :. =
We may remark in this connection
that we make the market reports in an
our editions, feature of our paper.
We give ineacn days issue the grain,
cattle, flour, tobacco; boot and shoe,
iron, wool, hat, dry goods, on, stock,
and money markets, from Chicago. Gin
cinnati, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Phfla-
delphia, New York, Baltimore and
Boston, besides the city markets, and
latest market reports from Europe.
These are carefully selected for the
weekly, so as to meet the wants of all
sections in which 1t circulates.
80
WITH every day that passes now II
becomes more and more important that
every Union voter who has not yet been
registered shall be. Only ten more
working days remain. The registrars
have posted notices all over the city in
forming the public when and where
they may be found. Every one ought
10 know, by this time, and, If he, does
not, can easily ascertain; where the reg
istrar for his township can be found.
DO not neglect a duty of so much inn
portance. The county board desire, ii
possible, to close the registration by
next Tuesday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
Aeltl Aapertiselnents.
Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL THURS
wv day, May 10th, at two O'Clock, p. M, for
building (completel the Zane street n. z.
Church, according to plans and speed dcatons,
which can be seen by calling on j. n. Dillon.
BY order of the Trustees.
]. ii. RICHARDS,
apr251w Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
\ mOnERN mIRArLEt

From Old and young, nom ricli and POOR.
nom highsnorn and low1y, comes the Uniyeri
salNolce ofpraise forH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S1G11iIAN HAIR REVIEWER -
b II Is q perfect and iniraciilnfis iartIela
Cures haldnes Aialzes hair grow. Al better
dressing than any ssollf oFts Tomatunl.n son
ems brlS1, dry and why hair into Beaufif1l
si1lsen Tresses But. above all, the ereatyTen
der Is the rnpidfty with which sff ffsfS
gnly hair TO It's original color. = 3 -
Use IL q few times, and Presto chanpeifha
sgiiitest and worst looking fair f9siiiies IL
youthful benuty.3 It does not dive Fire hair
but strikes At theroot and mis- It with new
life and colnri1g matter. 9li3fff ~
It VIII not take long dfsagreeahle trial to
prove the truth of this matter. The first iSSS-
illeatlon VIII do good; you VIII see the Nafif1
M Color re urning every day. and before ypu
know Il. the old, gt5ly, dtscolofed appearances
Of the hair VIII be gone, giving place 70 lfis-
trons, shining and beautiful locks.
Tor Aalfs Slclllnn Hair RaneWeIs no
otnef article = at gu alike it In effect You
VIII iitsi i cheap 70 buy, pleasant TO Try, and
llaeEe are many irnitations. Be sure You
procure the genuine manufactured only by
X !. II I'LL 8 co., Nashua, II! II.
For sale by an drug gists. iar2s-lyd&Wsat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
Important Amendments Proposed.
to the Revenue Law.
RemIssion q aIannfnefurfnr pntIea..

Change IN the Income Tax
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
3. 81 .DR. I.ARooKAH,sI
C0MP0TND

For thespeedy and permanent cure OF
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Erysipelas, St. Anthonys Fire, Pimpies,
Pnstules, Blotches, Bofls, Tumors Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores; rheumatism
Pain In the Stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
raj Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
Mercur1al Disease, and all complaints arising
rom or resulting IN Impure Blood.
1t Is double Ghe strength ofany other SaISapa-
rilla Compound in the market, and Is indorsed
by the medical faculty as the best and cheapest
BLOOD PURIFIER extant. ~
4ei Price 81 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by Or. e. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MelroSe, Mas. .i=s
Sold to the trade by IAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by All Drug
gtsts, also by 7. a. Logan & CO., and Logan,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28

wheeling Savings Institution.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of this Institution for the
election of Directors, will be held at Its office
on Tuesday, the LIST day,of May, between the
hours of 10 a. M, and 2 p. m.
apra5-td .. eoAFE TeasaFsr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
Purify Your Houses.
Save Yourself From sicItness---The
Most AstonIshIns Discovery of

the Times.
THE AMERICAN EoDoRISER will alb
sorb all unpleasant odors, arising from any
cause whatever. 1t Is immediate In its action
and viii dissipate all foul gnses, or smell from
Drains, Sewers, Vaults, decayfng vegetation
lin few moments; being pronounced by the
Boards of Health in the Eastern cities as in
tt'-4e. ONE PACKAGE
VIII sweeten and purify any ordinary sized
house, with all Its drainage.
DO not fail to supply yourselves. Sold
Wholesale and Retail at LAUGHLINS &
BUSHFIEnD, Druggists, Main street, and by
Q. a. ODBERT, Druggist, Stone Bridge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
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5ASrER1cANL1FE DROPS viii cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, Sprains, Chilb-
1alns, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists
with null directions for use.
1ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass. DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. marl3-1y