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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01
Personnel Of tho Now York Press.

The New York c.as-n g.yes tbe io'.
lowing Information respecting ,be priuei.
pal papers q that ciy
"Brane,t Is sole owner q the HtraiR
fhe Ii7iH'g IS owned By sio5kh3lders. 81
which Dr James C AYeCoi LpeoR.i. shc
heaviest Samuel Sinclair, tbo publisher
L also one q Is largest owners. While
sicphca i. Clark, lhe srjteT q tlip money
articles and Horace Greeley. are interest
cd to large amount. The capital stock
Is sS00,000, Toe organisation ol che "a
tunes editorial staff is as follows, Tie
sdier % chiet IS Horace Greeley Sll
ney Howard Gay is ibe managing editor
1.-The executive head Of the concern -
Cool, able, courteous and energetic hr has
not his equal 10 tie State. Rodefick
Crane is the news editor j. II Hassef. the
night editor, ! n. Browne. the city ed
tor The financial d paument is under
tie charge Of ). T. Clark one rihe able.t
iinanciers. Solsu Robinson edits The ia.
parmeut Of agriculture. Geo. Ripley N
one time one o. The most eloquent preach
efs "a Boston, is the literary editor. Wm.
Winter Is The theological, Henry G. Wat
sen The musical, and Clarence Cook the
AIT editor. The corps Of editorial writer's
embraces such names rs C9ugdun, Smalley.
l oung and Wilkinson. A.. j. Cumming.
edits The weekly aud semi-weekly. Ny
ron Fox reads all copy, 70 prevent repe
iition IN the paper and - k O'Donuell
keeps the index In addition the Tribune
has corps Of fifteen reporters, second to
none IA tue land These are detailed Tor
special duty on the police az fires, on tic
dty goods market ia The colris, or al
brooklyn, at Jersey city and all along
shore. The principal owners OF the Times
are Leonard N.Jerome, James d. Taylor,
Henry J. Raymond, George Jones, the
publisher, and Christopher Morgan, OF
Methodist fame. During Mr. Raymond
absence, Is. j. Oterson. formerly OF tie
Tribune, is the managing editor as he is
winter Of superior abilities The IIora is /
by Manton Marble, aud he is
the largest owner Of the concern. Oi the |
younger journalists Of New York there are
several oi great promise; among them,
Thomas 4. kcnnet Of the World, Daniel /
Il, O'Donnell, Of the 7riJuae, aud Au
guslus Mayerica, OF the EoeaiRq Post
Tie best editorial writers, and each inim-
table IN bis way, ate George Wilkes, OF |
The SPIRIT ofHe Times, Sidney Howard
Gay, and Charles + Conglou, Of The ri /
june, William II. Ilnrljun, ol the HOyld, /
nd Charles Norihgf, Of the Eceaing
Post The best American political slaiis
ican living, connected with the press, is
oropabIy Horace Greeley; and The next
oest IS Franklin ! Ouerson, managing
,dior Of the Times though Thomas G.
'hearman, a lawyer, Is very useful man
or more than one newspaper establish
nent. The Mutton has a subscription 81
,ver seven thousand, while the Rou,d Ta.
le Is holding is own IN spite of the bitter
rItHisms il gives and receives. The In
'epelldem rolls up The overwhelming list
/ 10000 subscribers, and The number Il
ally increasing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

NoyEL PLAa oF snuGGLiNG Ia
English paper states that the enormous
development of back hair now ii vogue
among ihe ladies, hair partly .ther own
but mostly false, fe.lher bumaa u h0rs /
j. applied % smuggling purpose 4 sell
dressed womanaa reeeDtiy arrested when
entering Belgi9m f9r e0ueeai.ns l39 yards
of Naleneiennes laea in the ehigaon, VI
waterfall and since then any un8s.al
dimension u Ito. lnsigldy pf9t-befance
is strictly examiagd ~ IT, Custom House
saeiais
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01
GARRETT DAVIS TRrAsov RrnuKgp

GARRETT DAVIS TREAsoN REBuRlD
The Kentucky Davis will find little sup.
port in his own State for his late treason
able threats. The State has snf red Too
much already on account Of the treason Of
lis leading politicians. Says the Louis
Vile journal, by lar tbe best and most
influential paper in the State:
1--WE requdiate with scorn, with loati-
ing, and indignation, the sentiment atlrib
uted to one Of our Senator'S, Mr.. Davis,
that, if the civil rights bill so called, should
become a law, be should be compelled TO
declare himself an enemy to lhe govern.
menA and would work to pull it down. -.
No American may declare himself an enc
my Of bis government, Blasted be he
tongue that uttered such sentiment
No man may tepk to pull it down May
the hand perish that attemps IT, II one
nan violates the constitution, we, the peo.
pie, shall impeach him il we can, and re
move him and put a better man in bis
place; and il a recreant or passionate
or an ignorant and yengeful Congress shall
be gully Of the same thing, we shall re.
bnke the Congress and elect better. -
We shall reason and demonstrate and pro-
test aud work and vote, aud time and IL.
ieliigenee aud the good God above will
Oeirlend Us, and we shall bfiag the old ship
Of state around agar to her right course,
and the pleasant gales viii sweep her on
IS OF yore, freighied With the glorious
lopes aud aspirations Of all good men
the earth
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The following remarks We copy IRON N

The following remarks we copy IRON IN
exchange:
"Wg cannot censure a man 10 busi'esa
who does not advertise, If he has notbi K
worth advertising but the readers NUT
know that the business man who ihrows
out his sign 10 the newspaper, and u not
ashamed u bis stock Of goods, can always
furnish better quality al lover price lhan
those aho, either thfo' shame or pefhiri-
ousness, never let the public knog vhr
they are doing"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

"NoT THE Lo3D, But BuRGoYNE."-
The Rev. james Gallagher used 10 tell
the following anecdote with great zest -
During The revolutionary war, reports
were circulated as they are nov, either
wholly false or greatly exaggerated. In
passing from one 10 another, something
was sure to be added,untiI tie story would
hardly be known 10 the author OF it. The
people 10 certain sections OF New York
were in great CONSERVATION from a report
that Burgoyne was marching down from
the lakes with an immense army, and %.
lng 70 sweep over the whole country.
bringing utter desolation to the inhabitants
An old lady beard the report, and UNDER
stood it that Burgoyne was 10 open he
lakes and let The water out, and drown the
the whole region. Full Of The terrible
vision, she ran to a neighbours to tell The
latest news about the war. "Do YOU know
that we are going 10 be drowned Bur
goyne is going to let the water out of the
lakes, and make a great food and We shall
all be drowned. OH what shall we DO Z
Her neiglbor, with mo.e intelligence and
more plety, did not seem to be greatly
disturbed, but calmly replied THAT
certainly must be a mistake. II cannot be
rue, Tor God has promised IN bis word
hat BE viii no more destroy The inhaJi-
ants Of the earth with flood "Ah,
Ioney ! know that, bu: its not the
Lord who is going 10 do lit is Bur
,oyne =
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An old fellow Of the ultra inquisiiiye
order, asked = little grI % board d train,
who was sitting BY her mother. as 70 her
name, destination, dc. After learning
tial she sas going 10 Philadelphia, De-
ASKED, What motive is taking you thith.
q, ny dear 4 4 believe they cali il a
locomotive, sir," sas tie innocent reply.
The -!ntruslve stranger was exlinguish.
-
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IshmaeI Day, the patriotic ald citizen of
Mary land who saol rebel while aliem,
ing 10 tear down an American flag. i 10
have pension gi 500 per anuus8.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

4 0rEsTfos.--Did you ever ses lWo
momen pass each other ia tbs street. wi'b.
out each turning round 10 see what tbe
other hai on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

1RACE'S CELBBRATED SALVE
VI Cufas cutk Burns Sealds.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, SPrans.
'GRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
Cures Bois, Ulcers, Caueen.
CRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
Cure. guu. feieHs Piles.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Ffozcn Limbs. al chlblnins.
GRACES GEL EBRATED SALVE
Cure Charpc iIaud., and Bii,ier.
.GRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
J. prompt ii actluu remove. pain II once. ana re-
dnces tbs mo-t sngIy -iolknE swclliugs and ihhN-
nation. i by magic ll,u. a0orlng relief and a
complete cuie
ONLY % CENTS A BON
tSent ~ ma,l iof % ccbt>.l
SETH ". FoWLE & SON, Eoston,
rnP ietors.
For salc by au Druggists, Groccr., aud at a'I
country slofts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

y have The best wife Ii he uoflg.r
said lop suffering husband 'she 81.
ways ERIK mt aiit the sof eai of ID
broom
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

NAsBY on THE PRFsIpENT.-N Nasty
has been to Washn ston to SEE the Presi.
dent, aud not even post ollice was offer.
ed 70 him for lis democratic Support and
he bcgins to di,trust lledeiues the prir,-
ciples aid claims Of the democratic party
IN this lucid manner:
"Oar principles are uy very conpre.
hcnsiNe nature. We are wiiiin to mdoFse
Ald,oo johnson, or any other man. We
" ~ ,Ile-.. hi- 'i.~.:-o - 80, ION,
or any olller mans theories. We are
elastic Ike Iujy rubber Tie boy who set
q hen on a hundred eggs acknowed Jed to
hs maternal parent that she could not
kiyer EN-, but he remarked that lie want.
ed 10 see the old thing spread herself
We have hat spfeadin capacity. We Kin
accommodate The prejudiccs Nv the people
Of all The various localities. In Connect
cut wc are singin John Browns BODY lies
mouldern IN the grave, in a modritly loud
tone, and snpportin a Abi,ishGi.t who vot
ed Or dom away with slavery in the Bis.
lrct Of CUlumby and for the Coneooahu
mel Amendment In Kentucky we are
hangn men Of tic John Brown style, and
mobbln all ny the persuasion Nv the Con.
neclcut nominee. Such party Of prin.
eIpIe-a party Nv such adapGbhty-kin
heE but one great central ldce on which
there : no diversity va opinion, and to
whom all other ideas is subordnate.-
That idea Is Post Office aud ef Androo
johnson could be g5i rite on that question,
we'd care not wal else he required Nv Us.
W e hey our arms around Androo--we
are huggn him TO our buzzums, but he
has leit his baggage TO hum. That bag
gage i wal We want, and We she ding
him of shortly, onless he changes his pol |
Isy IN this respeck. lie kin hey us on
easy ierms--but he must furnish the am.
with which 10 fight his battles.
VIII be do iii That's tie question a
hundred thousand hungry sauls, who han
ier even u | do, are daily askin"
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when does Judge contemplate employ.
ing rogue When he takes them on tfiafi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01
THf olDEsT REcUIlTOH FOR FfRlLfs.

d.. C.eesemaa's Female I',Rs
Wi immsksseir relaere. sjgAout iaia. sl disturb
anccs ofihs psgsolr discharge, whether arising ifon
ressxatioa - supercssiua. lbey sef Ase 4 charm
ID rrmaaslag fha pAias ihAf accompany difficult -
asaa&e.4ls iasasfTastea, ard are tae oaif s4tc sn
~ iahis rrsaeir far fsusAes sick Headache fatns
ia tss Lssns Fzrk sna si6es, ra'Fafsiseu ~ the
esp. snA atssf aapsss&ut 4Ed dsaecrqas clieis II
a. uausiarai ean9stAa ~ ne sesua3 f8Netn8s. IL
shs ww-i eases u fiasr sibss, of Mbats, ihey ef-
feet sy,saay rufe.
Dr. Cheeteaun's Fenale PiNs
Have hesn nsaA eFer . gMaf3ef of 8 eeniarg, They
eaeod ths sniy saie mesus 81 feacmitE 8utst-
Faaies iueasifeataon lai iasjes aaatl tsar u Nsna
shst. sssrs i ese eoea.uea ofibe tmas vsten ~
whish me piits csenaf ~ tsAeu wiihaai Freaae.ug
y Fecnhsf fesait Tie 4tsaa ftterFea b + grce
casey -shs ressii. mssdar iaee. sHth Est Rrsss-
tsble sehaeHtv a{ ae meseitf to taTe ths seaaaI
fuariiaat - negsasi cots.tsau taht ttea gAe re-
Ftasne4igs pawor af naEafu eaaaaas fHs ss a. IaaN
ckapag 1a kaHn ia AS gshtf vafs
~. fAefUamas feasgic PHr
Ar, a.. cal, 0ehelas ifai NAhGi b ANp Sis-
aLE IAniEs hase ftlied 1taa s.a HsHt ftsrs =
cxN ss8s ussaa sspw az H.0EE ~ MIRA
yfONRf Thess Fl.s fs1a tht tes Fsrfafsfssa
Srxs sal aafwafs vifh tN@ttsiast efa rtafs lsrtAe
suoesss Dea1 b Deceived. Iaee 'as 81
xtsfissantat Z, faag NruEEst ans 'rs' sn 'aaf teu
wsus tas sfss aua aas k3taAtt8 'tsaait me
is i1,s vass4 wsieh eaeffs
ie C2estnpaas fessait f{fs
Thss ksfs aetete4 ua1 afs usH VeeFFs .fe
sansEiaa x Ahs saast ca ssi ast8s ats y Asae ss
IaRlsgt dlessc1saiss NatA ea1b aax lle fres. .tisE
neit p,s bss- esatssrHs tam g e @ is
Pisis sai ~ tnat FFaaPsy af fe8'ts tAs
Pros fe tlls ifa-f5ssfas ef ass Hait - na q
ssrresi faas. sas 81 praessts gsaertlg
HlfcHisos 4 Hiti I ~. Pf.frafs
.s lsss ssNfs. Ntn Aaks
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Z0dHZ.
nR \ tNnRS lnnIkE WlTEn

OR n. tsBRS loDkE WATER
Pare Seialioa - se. N8ruott A Solvrxt f
Ceatsaita st8IlnatN . cseh eince 0f uafer.
ma M@sg FomErFG NETAH1xtAa AaEAr AAb EEA
ToaHlrN RAnN&.
Ii tastarsa ans Is eafs ScrofNtY iu al rs fnzn-
Gdl6 horms.
ULCERS, clAcEA! SYPHILIS. SALT RHEuH
ard 3 la bess a,4 mtA astaassAsag gaeeeas Is
eass8 "
Rhsomatism, DfPesia, Consumption, Fe-
male Comp'inis, Heart, Liver, and
k4iey Diseases. &c.
t8U-lars sea - % nuY address
fFrs 5 1888 aats ere fas ssN9
= q. ANDES Cn PhFselaus aaa caflu -
as hyNaa say. NsN OH
A'so 81 ss.t t3kEfA W-f0RLE & SON. ls
'1sme 8' fas- srs gerfrse essffs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01
AclsE or Il YEARs sIlNu!NG CuREn !

fEa iH8sF JFrsU ~. e 4Fou Place, bestea.
II haYs suffered, aad sometimes severely, foF y
wears ftqm dyspepsia. commenced taking tbs
Peruvian syrup aHd t3und immedinte benefit foia
I'd HI tbe course oi taHee or Sour weeks ! Was en-
t.fols relieved from mr snficrings. and have ENJOY
81 a8iuteuupttd hea q ever since"
Tlasinds hare }tsrt1 1qHged ts he Hse n alis fe1a
~ Jsaa rtoE. aeEyafcrtsg rfeatares, - strong,
btal4t. and hagev ataasa a7lstHi and iaraa8s caa-
AZ r,ssua1E ktsitsft q gre u siaL
A paulph}sl ef SO gees eo taiHiuE certificates a
rafes sal recommendation from some % tie ln0st
e4niaent physe2us cefEypen, bnd otbcrs besides
much ether valuable a interesting naticf, val be
cnt fnFE Is ans 81 .sgaius ns 1ciI uArte and
residence.
rg- See that satF b@itle has PERUVIAN SY.
ElP bloan 3p tbe gtss
FM sAER BF
Up. DINsMoRi, 36 Dey street n. Y.
SETH W. FowIE 4 son, Is TremontSt.,
Boston,
ASp KY AEl ntrsGisgs.
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suantetsttr pustntss Dlrtttorp.

fFOY a. SWIFT.
~ Essstssil7ffs 40 iAsssrt 10
SesIa &84 hRptt, ] Nsaf ra4 y bf8g Store
MsafAsstsf, ksrlsssai.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

WISrARs BALsAh
WILD CHERRY
Htt sfEs es1n ,uN sfaFtt
HALF \ CENTURY,
ufrH inn npfs ssras8sptSs *gcctssIs Cgt1Ns
Coaghs. Colds. ii8arsness, sore Throat.
lnauenra. Wb0op.ug Cough, Group,
Liver Complaint Bronchitis,
DiHeul,y q Breathing,
A3hma. aud every
affection u
THROAT. LUNGS AND CHEST
CONSUMPTION,
whseh cart8es "a mase s5othns then auy aiheI az.
ss.s aad ubch hafss iis skili q ihe fhvsician 10
/. gresisr ctisu tanaay other malady eiisn
YItDsTO THis RENEDl
shes I'll others prove iecfleetuai
.FN .F.HEDECE.l'E,
RAPID iN EEllKF S1oIHiNG " Effhci.
SAtEtN IFS OPERATION
IT Is UNSURpASSEpt
sA0s A. n efrHa rati8u free ffom noxous inrrcdi.
es,ts na,oga. 1T minerals WniihE skill. 'cencs
"a medical kuov iedcs5 eanblb'ng nlibat Yal
asba IS ihe vegetable kiasdom ior ilsti o.dis-
eases, j.
I~COAIpARAIB
snAis eatltc, msrsls aHA receives The general con
Gdsucs p nc public
SEYMOUR THATCHER, NJ. d.,
81 Herman NJ writes Is ioiloWs:-
sWtrAH's BktkAN oF NiLp CHNnRY giyrs un-
iyersai .stlsfactioB. Il sceBs % cure Cough by
isosesne and cleansing lhe iunEs, and alIa4Fe h-
fitatiau. ruts niMoNiSe ruf CAust lSsrENp or
niiytNa rr risE cutnn AND LEAVING tlE tAUst
aFutKu. consider the Htssm as good as anff i
aoi lhe best. Cough medcile Nilh which am ac-
aaainc4
Prom mR.PELLoWs, N ID, Of IIILL,N.H.
aAHhuuwh havc generally q great objection "
nstont medicine. ! cAn hni ssH iu Justice 70 Dk.
MNrAu's h6LsaNoF Nup tutEHr, tht u u
remedy 81 susfor value ior Fglamrrg iissrsts.
bavs made use of tins preparation ior several
wears. ana f has prarod 80 be very retable ara 81
ecseIou. IN the treatment 80 severe and long stand.
iBr toaets / ku0p az one patlent, now M coWl
table health. "a 30 has taken This remedy, and who.
bit iol ifs use consider woula uot nov bc living
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE
rErPARth Ha
SETH VI. row ~ 4 son,
t TREJfONT ST B0Sf0N
AND ron SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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DYspEPSIA AND DEBILITY.

From hs venerable Artldeafm Scott b. D.
DuNnAM. Cauadn East, March "a, 1866.
II am an inve'eute Dyspepti, of MoEf
THAN Is YERNs' yrASpiNG."
n have been 50 wonderfully benefited 30
tie ihJ-e short weeks during wbieh have used the
Pcruvim SYRUP. thai csn scarcely persuade my
self q the reality People Who taye known me are
astonished ~ the change ! am Uidely known,and
can bat recommend - others that which has done
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CONSUMPTION,

whsch carrbes "a msse s5etims iheu any aifeT az.
sssr Ard NhIch tafes its tkiil offhr Physician 10
gfetisf caisu ttsaaay niiaef maladF, eitsn
YlIfDsTO THIs REMEDY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-24
Extra Notice.
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

LECTURE To Yoke MEN. The s'A'n
Of the series OF lectures TO yonns 'n0l-
will be delivered tomorrow eyenlFPg s,, ~ ~
Rev John r. Hamilton, at tue n,, fo1;, ~
PRESBYTERIAN Church, North " n0'''"s
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OcULIsT AND AURrsT.-Dr Gardnery

OcULIsT AND AURIsT.-Dr. Gardner,
of New York, arrived in this city a few
days ago, and has taken rooms at the
Grant House, and offers his professional
services to such ofour citizens as are af.
aicted with diseases of the eye, ear, aud
oatarrh. He has made o speciality of
the diseases peculiar to the eye and ear,
and has met with great success in their
treatment both in this country and in
Europe. He has practiced in New Or.
leans, New York, Louisville, Indianap.
oils, and other principal cities of this
country, and bears hattering testimoni-
ais of his success. His pretentions are
reasonable and modest, after practice
of seventeen years. He merely offers to
treat all durable diseases-does not pre-.
tend to cure all. He is prepared to per.
form operations for catarac, or strabis.
mus, or cross-eyes, etc. Artificial eyes,
resembling the natural eye, inserted
without pain. Deafness, running from
the ear, scales in the ear, accumulation
of wax in the ear, noises in the head
cured. In word, all diseases of the eye
and ear treated successfully, and every
operation in aural and 1opthalmie sur
surgery performed DR.. Gardner may be
consulted until Saturday March 10th, af.
ter that time will visit Wheeling
monthly at the Grant House. We
would suggest to- all persons suffering
from impaired. hearing or eye'sight to
calfupon him at an early hour. sl--u-
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Texciaim: what can / do? / cant
swim" A gentleman tore off piece Of
timber to enable him to float, but before
Martin got it, panic-stricken passenger
i seized it and sprang overheard. 1t Is
not known whether Martin was drowned
or burned, but the impression was tpat
he had found watery grave; MI = mar a
| tin was q brother-in-law oil Ioi. -; ~,
I johnson, member OF the Les'slavule
from Tyler county, ana was young
I man of rare promise. o,.
one of his children were lost, and his
wife aud a second child were saved.
Michael Fragett, of Sewickly, Pa, was
| either burned or drowned.
The colored chambermaid, whose name
is unknown, was burned to death before
she got out of her room,
When the fire broke out, eight of the
eighteen deck-hands were on duty.
Eight of the other ten were lost, some
burned and others drowned A majority
of them were negroes The body of a
poor negro who had been drowned, was
caught and we saw it lying in the river
about one hndred yards below the wreck,
secured with cord.
Mr.. William Abrahams was the pilot on
duty when the fire broke out. He nobly
maintained his position until he ran the
boat ashore, when he lett the pilot honse,
leaped into the river and succeeded in
swimming ashore,
Too much praise cannot be awarded to
Capt. Asa Shepherd, Pilot William Abra'
hams, First Clerk Daniel Moore, Second
Clerk Oliver Bulting, mate John Dunn,
engineer w. p. Dunbar, and other gen
tlemen who so nobly and heroically en-.
deavored to and succeeded in rescuing
the drowning passengers.
Mr.. Cherries Wincher and Mr.. John
Duty, of this city, engineers Of the boat,
had Just gone off watch when the alarm
was given They rushed from their beds
and succeeded in making their escape by
leaping into the river and swimming
ashore, saving scarcely any of their cloth
ing.
Mr. Moore, Clerk of the boat, before
leaving the Office, attempted to take the
money ont of the safe He opened the
outer door, but ia his excited condition
was unable TO open the drawer He was
driven from the Office by the flames be-
fore he obtained the money or had time
to lock the safe, and thus all the books,
papers, money and other valuables we're
destroyed
The Winchester was a new boat, and
this was her first trip. She was one of
the finest steamers ever built for the up
per trade, and cost from $1,000 to $780,,
900. She was owned by Andrew Ack
ley, Geo. D. Moore, D. Moore and j. Ham
ilton, of Pittsburg and Sheets & Brother
of Matamoras, Ohio, There was an in
surance Of $4,000 on the boat
Many of the passengers on the Ill fated
steamer were friends of her owners, and
were taking pleasure trip, as it was
the first trip of the boat. u
The citizens Of East Liverpool and the
residents of the country lying around
the scene of the disaster, were untiring
in their efforts to add to the comfort OF
the unfortunate passengers and officers
and crew of the boat, and rendered
every assistance to relieve their suffering
and want
The relatives and friends OF the lost
passengers offer rewards amounting to
over one thousand dollars for the recov-
cry of the missing bodies,
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THOMAS HUGHES

THOMAS HUGHES win sontinus the Asr.
ebsat Tsllorips and Wholessle ana Retail Cloth.
ing business az the old Stand No IS. corner
Monroe and Water streets
wheeling Oct Q, lss5, oct26nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-24

Doors AND SHOES WHoBEsALK iAlTI
RETAIL -Messrs. Blonde and BachInan
at No. l07 Main street, corner of: Sprigg
alley, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have in store large stock
of boots, shoes and CATERS, to which they
are constantly receiving additions, which
for durability, style and elegance, is I'M
surpassed in the city Country mer'
chants, and all others, will do well to
give us call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be uDdersold
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Chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies

nR Il. ! AIsNKR TREATS ALL
~ Diseases OF a Chronic Nature but gives
special attention to the treatment Of Chronic
Affections of the Genito. Urinary Organs viz
Inflammation OF Catarrh Of the Bladder and
Ursthra, Irritable Bladder and Non. Retention
and Dribbling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits OF
travel, Diabetes and Difficult UrinAting Syphi'
ltic Di seases Local and Constitutional Gonor
hea a Is complications and sequellae, Sperma
torTh aud Impotency, and all affections conse
quent upou youthful indiscretions. AL diseases
Of those organs requiring Surgical interference
operations quickly and neatly performed: Per
cases, should lose no time to call on or address:
DR.. KISNER, No Mercury or other psisons
used Consultations confidential Communica
tons enclosing stamp or fee promptly noticed
O.fice, Third street Centre Wheeling, w Va
Office hours to 10 A NJ lito and 6 TO p. II
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