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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01
MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
MI HEP SCHOOL the FIRST DAY OF OCTO-

Der, and she earnestly desires prompt attend
ance OF all her pupils.
Every branch OF education will be thoroughly
taught by the most competent instructors, ana tne
whole will be under tho personal supervision OF
the principal. ..
Madame ALEXANDRA, a French lady OF high az,
tainments and long experience in teaching. WI.
have charge Of the French department. nyn sns
will have every facility for acquiring practical
knowledge of the language, and 1t will be the me.
dunn of communication at table ana eise"here
as well rs during the regular school hours.
MIS- J. w. PEGRAM,
m ia Linden Row. Franklin street.
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GRNTLEMEN'S LIST.

GRNTLEMEN's LIST.
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Alloise, G. Fitch, Frank Nelson, w:
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Antslotti, I; Fox, drimn pp!n 1..1, ,ho.
Icolored) I'D. Fitch
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S ss3s S Sls:ss s b: T."
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s s s:;;: SIsS:: f fis
Bank, John Glenn, Thomas Pike,
s :Is:s: j jane: SGStss T. P0WsH
sss slss:; II 9Sss:1 s.'Rh'A P Pox:fs
Baker. David dfiMn.C G. b. Ruryssr, w.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01

Mrs. CLAIBORNE s sa.1sS1
will resume the duties OF her SCHOOL on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1889,
at her residence, on Main street between Third
and Fourth. se~-l"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
In IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Ridiculous Runners or Stanton's Departure
from the Cabinet-The President and che eo"-
ssitutional Amendment-Thc Radicals ~ ~.
Next session or Congress-The Cineih""''
PostmasterShinx etc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss PEGRAM'S
SCHOOL will be reopened on the LIST of October
next. Further details will be given in future ad-
vertissmsnts. Circulars may be had on application
10 MRS J. w. PEGRAM,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
or through box l2s Richmond post Office.
To-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01

MISS j. S. STANARD WILL RE-
wi OPEN her SCHOOL for young lade the LIST Of
October, Franklin street. corner Of Jefferson.
Competent instruction in Latin and French will
be provided. au l-2awtS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18
DIR. T. j. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, Sd ST., CENTRE WHEELING w W
~; X; HAVING SECURED THE SER.
III VICES OF an intelligent assistant y1bn
VIII attend to the prepartion or ;1n " III
clnes, putting, up prescriptions, &c. viii ana
t piG d5Ia 70 give more attention to out pa
country. His medicines are ali prenaraj IN
lSoWn office, and all delivered TO Ms ps-
SenS py hlmself. DIR. K. treats all disease
both Acute and Chronic, with which hnmsnI'
w u 1nlcte9, He has a large number of new
4S;nreeIsS} winch have proved remarkably
Snronlc diseases which heretofore have been an
sSupPOSed 70 be tncurable, among which NAV
charges from the Ear 0Zena Emit r0ed III a., ~
SancerS and Skin Diseases FIiS HISCiia -
PP Sl Liver Diseases, Stomach Complain.
DLghcnlus and all diseases OF the ThroaR
ana Ar Passages Hypertrophy and ali ofI,s
Sr diseases OF the Heart, NeuTaIyia ETIIsTSES
Si Ga, auctions, and all diseases OF the Ser
tested 1t to be the most cerfafn and AZ
ever eve. known TO the medical profession. TSr n
mentof all diseases pec1iiar 10 yoI IS tLe!t.
Menstrul Distractions, Painful MenstrnSti6ITI,'
PPeTIer I7 Uterine and OvRI1on TuInors'
which they ARE subject. '''A''1' ="
al ne S,i makes speciality In the treatment Of
o. n. M ny Anectlons OF the Genito Urinary
EELSSan1sy VIZ: Catarrh of Bladder and IJrefhrS
RIn la6le Bladder, and Non-retention and
G GEIS1HIn fo o. Urine, Urinary Deposits or
PnlLtlc Diseases in all their varjeS5 49, ~
Snonarrhea, its complications and seoneiis1
Fit TTtaGotrnea and 1mpotency, and all affec.
Ats9 special attention paid TO the tresfnenf
81 81 + SS5Lulas, White Swelling, ScTofnIon5
srffSn hlsriSose Htcers &C. Persons afiIcted,
RIsS E I9Se no Time to call on or address DR
medictne cash. For visits in citys sans az
other physicians. Office hours q a A y, ~ 20
Nj is1Is M. to4 P. NJ, and P. NJ. to 9P. N.
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State Commission Notice
Notice to Loyal sIave.OWners.

II
NNHE COMMISSION APPoINTEDB BLYTHE
| l. Secretary of War, under the 2Ith section
| Of the Act OF Congress, approved February
24th, 1851. md Section II. Of an Act approved
uly 18th, 1866, In respect to slaves enlisted or
grated into the military service OF the United
states, having assembled at the City of Par
kerSburg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
OF December, 1866, and duly organized as per
| directions from the War Denartmenf do
hereby give notice to all Whom 1t may Com
Germ: That said Commission will sit in the
CITY OF Parkersburg, West Va, on the 18Th
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A FINE CHANCE

ITO PURCHASE HOLIDAY CLOTHING
ana Furnishing goods at the well known
clothing house OF Stein Bros old stand cor.
ner OF Main and Monroe street, where they
are selling out their very large and splendid
assortment OF all kinds OF Clothing, consist
Ing OF Over Coats, both FrOck and Sack,
dress and Business Coats in great variety.
Sood over Goats from 81 to S255 less than
manufacturers prices. Weare determined TO
close out our entire stock by the inst OF Jauu-
We win sell good Knit Shirts and Drawers
for one dollar.
Gray patent Moulded COllars, retail for SOC
GoldsnIth's Glazed for 25c.
Choice Neck Ties worth one dollar for 25c
All other goods in proportion.
Also nne assortment ofpiece goods which
We are selling less than regular prices.
Call and see for yourselves, as this is the
last chance at STEIN BROS.
statesmen: THOMAS c. BEANS, ALFRED c.
CRegister copy IT, I'-II
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RUNAwAY-MAN SERIOUSLY INJUR-
ED.-We heard, yesterday. of runa-
way which resulted quite seriously to
Mr.. Lucius Hoge, formerly ofthis city,
but more recently of Baltimore. Mr.
Hoge, with friend, was out sleigh
riding. and, driving down Fourth
unmanageable. Tho animal ran fIiri-
ously down Fourth, and turning the
corner at Quincy dashed up that street.
The sleigh was overturned and Mr.,
Hoge thrown out and seriously hurt.
He was carried into DR.. Frissel's office,
and received proper attention.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure of

ID p IT II H RIA
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bron-
clltu' rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
DOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
II oeen before the people, and the verdict
Sumers OF the half million bottles that have
oeen sold within that time, tss that
ut ALWAH8 CURES"
Read the following, which is only a specI.
ing: -''7i'-
BOSTON, MASS,
standing my general prejudice against nrrl-
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70 buy Two bottles of the American TJfa
DIoPs, through the high recommendation Of
S SneLn y friend, as always curing Diptherta.
NV IN SSIo!as. sore Throat, Bronchitis, DC.
~ - III ~, By Teen yeaTE of age, was taken sud
oehiy III with Diptheria, and could Scarcely
SEeak or swallow, his breathing was 81 had.
We were much alarmed, but decided TO try
naiS me drops before calling physician. BY
using. the Drops according TO direction he
was soon relieved and the disease entireIT
proken up. 1 let a friend suffering with
1neuLnhIlSIn have one OF the bOttIes He
5ayS the Lac drops gave immediate relief
1 aiil,5 Sfe the best medicine he ever used, A
Oieerated Sore Throat, used some OF his, and
were cured In a short time. Since then l let
my Drother, 9 physician have a part OF mine,
anu with which he cured a bad case OF Dip
that they are valuable.
Truly yours, Alb. ELDER"
Inc Lie Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIE SKINNER co,
A., Sole PLoprtetors, Springfield, Mas.
ana sold by all Druggists,
DeInas Barnes & Co, New York Fuller,
Fineh; q Co., Chicago General Agents.
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No MONEY TO PAY BOARD. - We
learned yesterday, at Police Head
quarters that, some time since, a rather
lady-like looking woman, calling her
Solt Mrs. Van Guilder, took lodgings
with Mrs. Cline, who keeps a board
ing house, or tavern, on the National
Road, a short distance back of BRIDGE
port. She was accompanied by n man
calling himself her husband, who. ms
Tong as he staid, paid the bills. This
man afterwards went away. From
this time Mrs. Van G.'s bills were not
paid, and to Mrs. Cline's requests for
money, she received in reply that Mrs.
Van G.'s husband would shortly return
and square up. Mrs. Van G.. also stated
that her husband had plenty of money
In bank at this place, and had n
horse at livery here, so that in any
event, Mrs. Z. was sure Of payment.
Mrs. G. suffered herself to be put of
with these statements from time to time
until last Saturday morning, when her
lady boarder took the st. Clairsyille
"bus, and came in to this CITY, Mrs.
g, aware of her departure, followed
the lady to this city, and dis
covered that she was stopping
at the Virginia House. She Then
communicated with the police. two Of
which body Immediately went To tho
Virginia House, obtained an interview
with Mrs. Van G., and desired her to
fork over the amount Of Mrs. C.'s bill
against hers also some small articles
which Mrs. g. supposed she had taken
with her, the same being Mrs, c.
property. They were unsuccessful.
however, and Mrs. c. finally Induced
Mrs. Van g. to return to Ohio with her
for the purpose of waiting for her hus-
band.
1.-THE lost articles and Mrs. Van G.'s
husband do not soon make their ap-
reeelve an Investigation In the Belmont
county courts.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is full OF
floating ice, which is quite heavy. The
water was cbout seven feet in the chan
mel last evening and falling.
The regular packets still continue to
make trips, and will leave to-day as
usual-the Eagle, for Parkersburg, at
II a. M; Rees, for Sunfish, at 3 p. IN,
Logan, for Steubenville, at ~ p. m.
The elegant steamer, Potomac, is now
lying at the wharf, and will positively
leaye for'Cincinnati, this evening, at 4
O'Clock. Capt. Muhlemau and Chris.
Young, clerk, are two of tho most pop
ular river men on the western waters,
and Will spare no attention to passen-
gers. Give their boat trial and be sat
isfied.
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,t5. LIE. I1eo fetsonsI or Young Men contemnIa.
lug iinIattalge, oeing aware ofPhysicai We
on 5s; ofsalhc Deoility, Deformit1es, speedily
BE who places himself under the careo,D,
.: Inhy feiisiously confide in his honor as
skill as a physician. -etS upon MS
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Z HOLIDAY GIFTsI!
BY THE
n. Y. Prize Association,
500 Broadway, NY.
NAN u HW
aAHH-
- ~ N Il
8 500 900.
WILL BR DIsrRrBurEn ToI1o,yu


The name and value of each article of onr
goodS are marked on Tickets placed in
SSE1ALEtO hNN ELOPES, and well mixed
IN feceipt 81 = cents, an envelope contain
ing such TICKET WIN be drawn without
choice, and delivered at our ofiice, or sent by
mail 10 any address. The purchaser aftsyr
which may be from One 10 Five Him.
1ret D0lIaFSS-can then, on payment OF
SIInSs DoIIar, receive the article named, or
ed on our Circular at the same value Ever,
4lcket draws an article worth ONE DOL
LAIR or more. SB-NO BLA NKS
Oe N patron, can depend on prompt ret,,r1,,.
me AItteIss dratsH tVfl be fnrnledtdteV
sent bV Express or return mai b. siS-SS
hreTed at our o1ice.
=, Letters nom may persons acknowledging
may be seen on dIe at our once. anInno,,
Wnom we are permitted to refer to: =
John 8. Holcomb, EambertyiIle. N
sold Watch, value $3.50. Mns g. Rennaff
- Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
chime $50. Edwin Hoyt, Stamford. Conn.
Gold Lever Watch. value 500. Hon. R.tH,'
Sl75. J. Q. Sutherland, 100 lexington Ave-
nue., Piano, $50: Mrs. n. jackson, 2G3 Nine.
Jos Camp, Elmira, II, Y. MeIodeon SiSS
MISS L. Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond iIis:
Ser Hing, 20. 1Ir Henry Smith, Worcester,
MAS, Sewing Machine, So. II shaw IA
18TH street. N. T., Gold Watch, $50. EtiET,
h1oyn1on, NaShvIle, Tenn, MeIodeon, 500.
HTIIS5I,,ds 97ys3L MSntg9meEy, Ala, Gold
6enee. Z; L, Silver Lever Watch, $50. osear
69uE5dyJ Madis3n, N j., Music Box, SIS. Hon,
$IS2. J. 4 Sperry, Litchfleld, Conn. SiiTef
MSStSn, -. VIM. T.. Peck, Harlem, his,
Ohio. silver Tea Set, Sl2S. Mis- II n
Sehenek, Detroit Mich, Diamond Ear Rings,
10 So 6ierTe Beaudln, St Charles Hotel,
SSew Orleans, Diamond Ring, $40. Mrs',
aiS3Eth 20, Barnes, st. Louis, NO., Melodeon.
value Sl2S.
S-A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
TEE TEE A6oNE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOL
LOPE FOR . cts. - ~ " =
Entire sattsfactIon Guaranteed to An,
I'D Tickets for One Dollar. Ii fur Tyvo
4 Do1a5S, y for Five Dollara. Great induce.
Anletters should be addressed
u: H. 'RAX g. CO.,
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New Book SToRE.-we understood,
yesterday, that Stevenson Il Co., con-
template opening out their first stock
OF Books, Stationery, &c, at their room
In the new building on the corner of
Main and Union streets, this evening at
seven o'clock.
Messrs. Stevenson & Go. have an ex-
ceedingly fine stock of holiday books,
the selection of Juvenile books being
the finest ever brought to this city.
Their establishment is complete, and
give them n call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

yesterday and last night, was fine. tbere
were but few bells heard on the streets
The old time amusement of sleigh
riding Is not much pursued nowadays,
the more active one of skating having
taken Its place. The change is for the
better. SleIgh-riding is attended with
too many discomforts-it costs a heap
OF money too, while skating warns
the blood thoroughly, and costs but
little. tits not to be wondered at then
that the present generation, wiser than
the past, gives up the former for the
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ssSPeclalIyI who have become the victi,ps =.
fIts y, zee, that dreadful and deStrncfJ,OI
naoiL Whlch annually sweeps to an nntjT1aTIS 10
crave thousands OF Young Men of HE LEY.
might otherwise have entranceCI +IISI VINO
1enIateS with the thunders OF eIouuence a$
WSkea 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, may coi al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

DANCER To PEDEsTRIANs.-we no.
ticed yesterday, that there was hole
in the covering of drain which emp
ties into the gutter on Main street, at
the top of the hill. The locality is lust
this side of Mrs. Sheridan's shoe store.
The hole is about wide enough to adj
init foot, and il it is not closed there
will soon be an accident to some pc
deatrian.
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Pnblic Sale.

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
the Slst day OF December, 1856, SiS
Five Town Lots and One House and LOT
House contains seven rooms and kitchen: All
outpulldlngs very convenient, all In the
town OF Bridgeport, Ohio -
= Also. House and Lot In Kirkwood, CON.
taintng rooms and basement
TerfnS OF payment will be made known on
the day OF sale. Also, the number and loc1l-
ton OF the property. Any Information can
De mad prior to the sale by calling nj VIM
SteT9rts Lumber Yard Once, or dwelling
In Bridgeport, Ohio.
dcl7u WIN, STEWART.
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NEW STORE RooM OCCUPIED.-We
noticed yesterday that the dry goods
men, j. II. Smith Il Co., have taken
possession of their elegant new store
room in Mendels Building, Main street,
where they will be happy to see their
customers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

Col. JOHN ]. PoLsLEY.-The Point
Pleasant Register announces the death
OF Col. John Polsley, OF Charleston,
Kanawha, a son of Judge Polsley, men,
Der of Congress elect from the Sd dis
trict. Col. POlsley was Lieut.. Col. of
the Seventh West Virginia Cavalry,
was atone time captured, and for some
time "A prisoner in the hands of the
enemy, and was n loyal and true man
and brave officer,
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Orphans' FESTIVAL
Az WAsHINGTON HALL, on the night

OF ThuTBday, Dec. goth, 1866.
THE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF THE
Il Orphans beg leave TO remind the charI-
tRbly disposed public, that there wall be a
festival and supper at Washington Hall on
Thursday evening next, the 20Ih instant, for
he benefit of the Orphans. The demands OF
the Institution are much greater than here
totore in consequence OF the increased NUM-
Der OF destitute little ones now supported in
the orphanage- All are Invited to aid a little
In the good work. tIcIz-td
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SLED RIDISG.-The boys are having
fine time of ii. The recent fall Of
snow has furnished them with excel
'lent and invigOrating amusement, but
sadly detrimental to pantaloons and
boots. Their spare time is now taken
up with sliding on sleds down every
available declivity. Some people think
boys should not be allowed to practice
this sport, alledging that it is attended
with serious danger to persons both on
foot and on horseback. There are 9TH
ers again who contend that no good
reason exists for stopping them, mas
much as the benefit accrulng to them,
far outweighs the injuries done 10 Other
people. Which ever argument is the
truest, the boys will have their fun un-
less watch is kept on them night and
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18

CHRISTMAS PREsESrs.-we invite
attention to the advertisement of ]. L.
Hobbs, Son 81 Co., which appears in
another column. Messrs. Hobbs & Co.
have received large stock of plain
white, gold band, and decorated dinner
and tea sets, Bohemian Cologne sets in
fancy colors, French vases, toys, glass
and Queensware, &C., DC. They sell
at us low figures as any house in the
city. Call and examine their stock at
lis Main, and 10 Water streets.
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For Sale or Exchange for City
PropertV.

go AeTes Of land in BarIhau Co., " "a,
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
Il sale or exchange for city property, his
Farm, situated on Stull's Run, Marshall Co.,
west Va, one mile froIn Wheeling Creek
sam Farm contains $50 acres of good land.
lOO acresS OF which are in good state of cul,
uVatlon, the balance In timber. There IA n
good frame dwelling house on the premises,
also fine young bearing orchard Of $50 trees
OF desirable fruit JAS MATHEWS.
noV2I-1md Wheeling, w. Va.
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POLICE COURT.-There was no session
of the Police Court yesterday morning,
the police not having been able to fer
ret out any wickedness during the pre-
ceding forty-eight hours.
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BOILER ExPLosIoN.--Infor was
received in the city yesterday, that a
serious accident had occurred on Satur-
day evening last, about ~ O'Clock, at
the sawmill of Messrs. Nesbitt & Horn
brook, located on the river at Sardis,
Monroe Co., Ohio, forty-four miles be-
low this city. The particulars were as
follows: On the evening in question,
the mill had been stopped for about
four hours, and it being desired to re-
commence work, the engineer started
the engine. Immediately afterwards
the boiler burst with Il terrific noise,
tearing down a portion OF the mill,
-Four men were in the vicinity at the
time, but fortunately none of them were
hurt. The water In the boiler stood
above the gage at the time, and so far
no cause can be assigned for the explo-
sion. Mr.. Ed. aornbrOOk, of this city,
one OF the prOprietors, went to Sardis
yesterday to investigate the matter.
p. s. Since writing the above we have
heard that about o'clock, II. m, after
the explosion occurred, the mill took
hre and burned down.
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HdH'S Journal Of Health says that buck
wheat flour contains more nutriment Mt less
price than any other article OF food you can
buy. To mako light, sweet, and wholesome
buckwheat cakes you should use BOcEInO,s
UnrfrdLled Baking POi0der. Sold by grocers
and dealers generally.
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TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.-The mails on
the @. & p. Railroad were detained
yesterday by atrain going off the track
a short distance this side of Pittsburgh.
Nobody hurt.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK
IA residence, containing seven rooms. hath
room and kitchen, three squares moth ofthe
Grant House. II not sold by the fiFst of
OF JOHN 81. ROBINSON, l5S Main street.
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Sf'nilia Siniilibstt Cttrantlr.
HUMPHREYS,
Honeopathic SDeci

11O411S6OpdGIl1C Sp6G1nGS.
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
~ experience, an entire success; Simple-Prompt-
5imciehLi and Reliable; They are the only NIed-
cines perfectly adapted to popular use-s0 simnie
that mistakes cannot be made in using them; 40
nl as TO be free from danger, aud 20 efficient NJ
20 be always reliable They have raised the hi1bSs1
o9mmendAtion from all, and will always render sat
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fur Sale.
For Sala-

. GOOD BRICK HOUSES ON JOHN
- Street, two stories high, containing about
nye rooms each and basement; and two
a9[nall Brick Houses on the alley between
zane and John Streets. WIN sell Separate or
together. I TRWTN
dcl7-lW -
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STALLED.-Yesterday morning, four
horses stalled with load of wood, go
Ing up the hill on Main street, between
Monroe and Union. The driver whip-
ped and encouraged his horses in the
most wagoner-like manner. But it was
no use. The shoes of the poor beasts
were too smooth, and they would slim
back Wards, instead of going forward.
As the shortest way OF getting out of
the difficulty, the driver unhitched the
horses, took them to the blacksmith
shop and had rough shoes put on them,
He then brought them back, hitched
then up, ana atthe hrst trial away went
horses, wood and all, without the slight
est balk.
A three horse team, likewise loaded
with wood, followed the first and went
up the hill without difficulty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-18
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