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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-24

FACTS IN HUMAN LIFE.-In the alb
sence to-day of that great amount OF
local news with which our columns
usually TEEN, the following facts in hu-
man life, collected by some industrions
individual, win not be found uninter-
Ostlng:
The number Of languages and din
1ects spoken in the world amounts to
9064. The Inhabitants of the globe pro-
less more than 1000 different religions
The number of men is about equal to
the number OF women. The average of
human life Is about thirty-three years,
One quarter die previous to the age OF
seven years; one half before reaching
aeventeeni and those who pass this age
enjoy felicity refused to one half the
human species. To every one hundred
persons only one reaches one hundred
years OF life; to every one hundred only
SIX Eeach the age OF sixty-Ave; and not
more than one In five hundred live 10
eighty years OF age. There are on the
these SS,SSS, SSS die every year, 81 $50
every day, $3.50 every hour, and sixtv
every minute, or one every second.
These losses are about balanced by an
equal number of births. The married
are longer lived than the single, and
above all, those who observe 4 sober
and Industrious conduct, Tall man
live longer than short ones, Women
have more chances of life in their favor
previous to being any years of age than
men, but fewer Afterwards. The mum.
Der of marriages Is In proportion Of Is
TO every one hundred individuals
are most frequent after the
that Is, during the months
OF June and December. Those born In
The spring are generally more robust
than others. Births and deaths are
more frequent by night than by day.
The number of men capable of Bearing
arms Is calculated at one-fourth of the
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THE LIABILITIEs OF RAILROADS.
WHEN a Pass IS NOT AN I4AIUNTTY.-
The following will be found of con-
siderable interest to large number OF
our readers: a ~ - -f a7f5i :
A very important decision has been
rendered by the United States Circuit
Court in the case of George Lockwood
Us. the New York Central Railroad
Company. This was an action to re-
cover damages for u personal injury
sustained by the plaintiff. The plain
TIL was a drovsr, and was riding on
one of the defendant's cattle trains,
having on board q quantity of cattle
belonging to him. He had one Of the
drOVers' passes, as they are called, by
virtue OF which drOVers who have
charge of cattle are allowed to ride free
ON the road: He had to'visit his cattle
while the train was In motion, and as
he could get no lantern he started to go
in the dark, and fell into place where
the railroad on a high embankment
passed over a road, the road bed not
being planked over, and was seriously
and permanently injured by the fall.
The defendants claimed that the effect
OF the pass was to free them from re-
Sponsibility, but in any event they
were free from negligence in the matter.
The Judge charged that the effect of
the pass would not be to free them from
responsibility from the consequences of
negligence, II there was any on their
part, which he left to the jury MS Ques-
ton OF fact.
The jury found a verdict for the
PlaintiR OF $500.
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LIscr.rtRBrs.@The lecfi1r.l. -..lIiao,,, 80.

LBcTUREs.-The lecture season Is: az
most upon u.s. and the question: being
asked VIII there be acOurse of lectures
In 0ahington Hall this winter We
do not know any who can answer this
question. The Lecture Committees, last
winter composed, we believe, OF gem
tlemen connected with the Library AS.
soctaton, has not, so far as we can
learn, taken any steps towards securing
the services of any of the stars in the
lecturing armament for the coming
season. We do not know in fact Wheth-
er that committee still exists. Nor vet
are we able to say whether new one
II no steps have been taken to procure
for our citizens the benefit of course
of lectures, we hope some of our public
spirited gentlemen will take the matter
In hand, II it be not too late to effect
anything. A city, like Wheeling, ought
certainly 70 keep pace with her neigh-
OoEs IN furnishing intellectual bread
and butter to her population. She
ought to be able to present to her young
men and young women, and her old
ones too, something little better than,
at least degree above, the ridiculous
shows that travel round the country.
And yet it is a lamentaIoIe fact that the
stray shows, whose stock in trade con-
slsts OF stale jests, uncouth postnring,
and pittful budoonery, are almost the
only exhibitions to which the citizens
of Wheeling are invited. In the name
of respectability let US have something
to which we can all go without blush
ing for it.
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AN ERROR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and medicine makers, In preparing pulmo-
nary medicine. use ingredients which must
be prescribed mot Oftener than three or four
times per day tho proper treatment in such
cases is to employ n medicine that Is safe to
use every ffteen mlnutes-the directions for
cough medicines should be .little and otten.''
1t Is the throat, not the stomach, that re-
Quires treatment-this Is the secret OF the
success OF Goes Cough BAlSam, '.TRke it,
little and often" In very short time 1t has
become immensely popular.
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from the Moundsville National, of the
I'D inst: 5 aSlaTiil
The tax cause was argued on Thurs.
day and Friday of last week, by Mr..
Lamb for the county, and Judge Lee
Tor the b. 81 o. r. r. Co. Both gentle
men made able arguments. 1t is case
OF great Importance to the road as we'll
as to the counties through which il
passes, and the COURTS decision is anx-
iously awaited. The accumulated tax
claims of this county, against the B. &
Q. r.. r. Co., amount to, nearly thirty
thousand dollars, and we are only one
out ofeleven counties, all having claims
at similar ratio. ~, ..s..T,... lf5,s-s d
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THE CROSBY OPERA House SoHEsrE.-
It Is announced that the committee ap-
pointed to conduct the award OF pre-
miums TO members of the Crosby Opera
House Art Association, will conduct
next, at which time It will positively
come on. Perfect fairness will be OBJ
served in making the awards.
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OYsTERsI OYsEERsI FIsHl FISH,
The Baltimore q Ohio Railroad does
one good thing for the citizens of Wheel
ing. Through the enterprise of our
friend T. II. Mong, ESQ, on Monroe
street, between Main and Market, it
brings TO them daily, oysters of the very
finest quality as cheap and as fresh
as they can be got in the eastern mar
ket. Heretofore the oyster business has
always been brisk during the winter at
this place, but somehow or other prices
would keep up pretty well. Now, how
ever, mong has such a run of custom
He has accordingly put down his prices
TO 81 90 for hve-ptnt can, and so cents
for a quart can.
In addition to fine oysters, Mong also
Keeps a supply of fresh fish on hands.
lakes and are "most excellent good"
Call and see Mong, on Monroe. be-
tween Main and Market. 5fn
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For Sale.

THE PROPERTY HERETOFORE oC-
L cupted by Isaac Hoge, near the Court
House, in the thriving town OF MountsViile,,
West Va, consisting OF a good brick dwelling
house, stable and out buildings, together with
and !a1ording an abundant supply of choice
nut q every variety. II not sold before, Will
be oHered at public sale at the mont door OF
day, Che 18th day OF November, 1866. For
particulars apply to the subscriber on the
novI4-Iwd&4twS ~ !. -. .,'.. t1ote'
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An ANCIENT R1DD1E.-some ingen.
ious person suggests the following rid
die. Who will be the first to forward
an answer 'i ~ i77t - flff.-f--
There is a certain natural production
that Is neither animal, vegetable nor
mineral; 1t exists from two to six feet
from the surface of the earth; 1t has
is neither male nor female, but is OMEN
found between both; is often mentioned
in the Old Testament and strongly re-
commended In the New, and answers
equally the purposes of fidelity and
treachery, l t-tll,. .
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HONEY OF FLowERS.-Burnett's Flor.
incl and exquisite handkerchief per
fume, has the odor ola bouquetof choice
and delicate flowers. It only needs to
be used to be admired. The reputation
Burnett 81 Co., of Boston, has now be-
come world wide, owing to the remark.
able skill and taste displayed in the
production of various articles for toilet
and culinary.-BdLtiNore American.
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RIVER NRws.-tChe river Yesterday
was at a stand, with about ten feet six
inches in the channel. ifti- lliI p
Business on the wharf was tolerably
brisk. The Hudson departed for Gin
cinnati Mt p. M, with fair trip, and
the Hillman arrived. .!.II
Boats to-day are the Express, for Par
kersburg, at IL a. M; Rees, for Sunfish,
at 3 p. M; Logan, for SteubenvilIe, at
~ p. M; GAINESVILLE, for Bellaire, at 4
and 10 a. IN. and p. M; and the Hill
man, for Cincinnati, at p. m.
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Police CoURT.-Again we have to
say, there was nothing done at the PO-
lice Court yesterday. Tho weather on
Thursday and Thursday night was
too entirely disagreeable for the bruis-
ers to be around. Nor could women,
who occupy large share of his Honor's
attention-as Judge of the Police Court
get outside of their doors to engage
In unfeminine contentious. We earn
estly hope for good weather to bring
about slight mitigation of our trou-
bles.
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were panied to hear
yesterday at the Sheritfs office, that
Sheriff Seybold was SO unwell as to be
unable to leave the house. The SHEER
ms complaint is akin to that which
tried the patience of Job.
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"A LARGE supply of those excellent singer
Sewing Machines, all complete, for sixty-
hVe dollars, has just been received at the
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PROVE THIs.-The Wheeler q Wilson
sewing machine will do the same work
in better manner than any other ma
chine, and Will do mucIt finer work
with one-third less machinery. Sales
room 90, Main Street.
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UNRIvALED.-The Baking Powder manu-
factured by Edmund Booking, No. Odd Fell
lows Hall Try 1t, II you have not already
done so. Bold by Grocen and Dealers gene
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ATTENTION, UNION MEN.-An i'm
Portant meeting takes place tonight at
the Central Union Club rooms, corner
of Market and Monroe streets. A full
attendance is desired! 1js.7-
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THE ALLEYS OF EAST WEBBING
We INDUCED in slight erPoSe of the
the condition of tine paVements and
crossings yesterday. We are not done
yet. There is still another nut for the
Street Commissioner to crack.
We haven't recently been very far
ont In East Wheeling, the most of the
news from that quarter of the city be-
ing to be had at the Police Court, but a
gentleman, who lives in that locality,
has made n statement to US regarding
the filthy condition OF the East Wheel
ing alleys. II his statement Is correct,
and We have no disposition to
doubt his veracIty, there exists
sublime necessity for the Immediate
personal attention OF the Street Com
missioner to the aforesaid alleys. They
are said to be SO full of nOisome mud
and refuse as to be next to impossible.
Ifthey are any worse than Main street
and the crossings on II, we extend our
heartfelt sympathies to those unfortu-
mates who are obliged to tramp through
them.
But there exists a remedy for this
state OF affairs. Our citizens pay taxes
70 pay an official to attend to keeping
the streets and alleys, &c., in order,
and they call upon hfmto clean up.
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Notice.

A 8 THERE ARE SOME WHO ARE
"A not aware at what time the present
quarter Of the Wheeling Classical Academy
opened, would say for their Information
that II began last week, and II there are those
who wish TO send their sons they can do so,
as there ara places for eight more scholars.
o. "A. II. HANNA,
noVz4-4t Principal.
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DRsEstA.sRUssELL,
PRACTICAL SURGEON.
oAiee=c uthoy 5tFSs, opposite Conysnt2
gS-Um WHEELING, W. Va.
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THE CHAIN. GANa.-For q day or
two past the gentlemen of that eco
nomlcal institution, the chain gang,
have been revealing in comparative
liberty. They have sung songs, danced,
as we'll as circumstances would allow,
shouted with exuberant satisfaction,
and taken their ease in heir inn, which
Is the Jail. And all this because
that efficient gentleman, Capt. Noah
Price, their counsellor and friend, had
gone to st. Clairsville on business con.
nected with the trial, for larceny, of
one Maria GOldsbOrough, young lady
slightly known in this community as
a usurper of male attire. But their
delight was of short duration. Yester-
day the Captain returned, and led his
unwilling flock to the limestone hills.
The rest from toll for a short space,
did not seem to have had very fresh.
ening effect upon any considerable
number of the ball-and- chalmers, iudR-
ing rom the slow uncertain motion OF
the hammers. But this is not to be
wondered Mt, considering that better
men always manifest an unwIllingness
70 return to an accustomed occupation
after short leave of absence. Captain
Price, however, knows how to deal with
lAZiness, and we have no doubt made
MS subordtnates give a good account of
themselves.
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mo noe s5.aa..a8pr SAFE. e.
Works .PropertZYIlI
y eFOR- .SALH,,-,[- "a

---gf5 apFORr. 5ALEsyaff sfi n
"A sPLENDIp SITE LOCATED IN, MO-
"A nonRahelh City, washington County.
Pa., owned byWm. thmsen, deceased; coli
tanning about AZ acres, with front Of 800
street and running back to thecreek, thus
making 1t one of the best locations for q
GLASS Works, Rolling Mill or Woblen Fac
tory that can be found on the sMonongahela
On the same property is brick row CON-
tanning seven two-stoEy tenements, one
tWo-stoFY store room and ware room, =
Also, two one acre lots in said city. cC0ns
Yentent 70 this property can be had lime
Stone, coal and wood in abundance Being
only 30 miles from Pittsburgh on the M0none
gahelia river, with two lines of steamers
daily, makes 1t very desirable property for
mAnutactnrtng purposes! s7s ILL %
the above described property will be offer.
ed AT private saleuntifth6 SECOND TUES
Day 1NsQECEMBERs and II not sold at
that time Will be auctioned on on the preul-
BeS. ~ sIiahitH Sd+!pbiHI ;c5IiliF 01Jt .
For particulars and terms, inquire of ID.
1HMSEN of the firm OF Cunningham q
1hmsen, Glass Manufactures, No. 100
WATER STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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IN nnn PoPLAR BROOM HANDLES
-E5tUUNJ Mons Broom V31reJ fsE fils T55i5
mn - g INIITvaa ~
and for sale 81 CHAS. 81. BERRY.
ty2 No. Is 4 - Waters
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american Life DROPS

american Lille. DfOpS
artc For. the speedy cure of m
sDI p Td n Ri a., Yolst
Coughs, Colds; Hoarseness, Sore Throat BEon-
chiEfg, Rheumatism, and all kindred n
zyslsttg III complaints. q. s,if.s5 4f.,,I,
NOR FIVE YEARS has THIS ARTICLE
L been before the people, and the verdict
sunerS of the half mi iion bottles thai have
been sold within that time, &, that - =.
.-l-s' II Always CURESP u
Read the foll0Wtng which Is only q speeI-
men OF the many Letters we are daily recely-
ing: s5ls sass tg IGlI.El...s b -
est zsiIJ lrs =. % "BosToN. MASS,
'tORRLN {SKINNER d Co.-SIRS :-NotWith
standing my general prejudice against pro-
prietary lot patent fnetii ctneSS 4 was induced
to buy two bottles of the American Life
Drops through the high TeeomnaendatioM of
them bY aff1end. as a1Ways curing DiptheFia,
eopghs,t Golds, Sore Throat Br0nchltfS &C
denly NJ with Dlptherlas and could scarcely
speak on swallow, his bfeat hing was 20 bad,
We Were much alarmed but decided 70 tFy
TIE il1, tAt ~, dF9gs before sslhng Physciar
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up I letHa fEend EIifIeEine with
Eheunlats Ehayeione OF the both He
and are the best medicine he ever used II
family near him, suffering nom Colds and
liberated Sore 9hfoatS used some Of his and
my brother, . phy alcIan have part OF rnfne
and with which haGured q bad CslaSa al fif1s
iberia, Hers constrained to nSkcntyygiefifsa
that they are valuable.
The Liz Drops ane carefully prepared by
a II. - I4Fif g1E8kfIN SKINNER q 90 =
-so SOC Prop etnfs, spftns aald, 1fass,s
:. DeLnns lrnes q Co, New York Fuller.
, inch e Co, Chtea gQS General Agents. y -
sL0oNnA1Gtl 1l4ets - b Ii lt--7lf. .si45s
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8nteIs
AStauan House,
: VIII 1.;I1sslI sEIIMGEET51M.

VgS1I. oLNGfIlEIIJNs
WEHOEESAIE DEALER INGTOR4pCo
N2sSNuHEj AND CIGARS, No 81 MIN
street.. Respectfully invites the attention OF
aealet4 to his large variety OF YfrRfnia manu-
8ct1red Tohaecos of old and lonEs 80 biis6eS'
[eputatlons among which Will be found fie.
-sIf b. f. GFavefYs ali 81 Pace
70 Race Son, ii.,-s ID - I3sjST55li,i = z
liss91- = Il SssFatR0n, sy-rs
In addition he has large assortmanfof 6fl1esfis
brands, consist ng Of pounds ~, S. los. l2is
4SSl3t RSSllLl4s ana nalf pounds, Fig and Nav
APPts 4G2rl5eeo, and FI0dPld andRe
49, -, h many different bfandg Of
- e9tse4 AL OF which WIN fb5 5eold
. ssoF Sd ~ - ~. - .
tJ[N 5[I3t sfSSIQ4ErT liisII agIeIabR5IzJ
= qua 10. IS 11[HFl csc llss=1l-irs,
naE1s lyE ara 1EIlsEsi1itICs. " va
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For Sale.

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
Saturday, December lBt, At Cameron, W.
Va One Is hOrse power Engine and Boiler,
tWoBettB Of new OIL Tools, Ropes, fixtures.
DC. Terms made known on day OF sale.
nOv2S-lw M.JACKSON,
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s8dd Z ..-ljd > iiFAIER. ae
kA0 KEGS NAILS, ASSORTED sIIE9'
OGV at factory prices. g -.
ty8 r. @. HILDRETH BhO'
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CHEAP AND DURABLE.

+. - ~ sNlllNs ri-ft.+ ll-a.
EflHE COMBINATION OF PULvERISED
IL slate and Vtscous matter as a roohng ma.
teEal stands unTiva1leds A mRStic-it adaptB
.lt5elfto every shape and slope. It IS non:
combu4t lble, imperYious, non expansive, and
qndecaytng. Frost does notcracC, nor heat
lq!AsoIVh 1t. The only rOodng material ever
discovered that win resist the action Of the
elements as long Is as the structure Il pro-
teCtGsiy For repairing old and preserving
new metallic rOofsOf all kinds, Plastic Slate
has never been equa1led, While It has proved
an Invaluable acquisition to the mechanic
GFtBas q EIeserVer of mBtal and wood when
tnlbedded in water or earthJ or exposed 70
theWeather. Being susceptible of little, II
any wear nom exposure, and perfectly nre,'
proof II Is uneQuaQed as q paint for Tailroan
and farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron
or wooden. ii4 sli- lfs'1 &c slrss -sH
Having IIrOcufe 4 .tlleB0lB riEhts 10 use the
above roofing material In the counties o.
Sl1io alld op we are prepared p all tine ne
70 put on new or repair old FoOtB a w
shortest possible notice. Our teruns ara rea'
eonRbie and work guaranteed.
JOHNSON GAPEHART& CO.,
No. I'D Market Square
my2o-b wheeling, ". Va
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MfdIfaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK Hospital,

EsEAB11ssaHEED AS A REE,,,1,, % :
QUACRERY. from
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W. P. SMITH. Master of Transportation,
-t2-N ssOGR. T. DEfVRIES
JULIO General Agent, Wheeling
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ORGANIC WEARNEs9
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal College of Surpeors
1ondon1 Graduate one ofthe most eninant
SoIiseges "a the gnited States, and. The eresfeS
PSatrLot whose LIE has been spent IN tie no.
Icy pefe, has enected some Of the most ~
tonSnlng cures that were ever known. manyI
IouDted with ringing in the head and en-.
When asleeptgreat Nervousness beiDR aIS1nce nj
AZ sudden sounds, baBl1fnlness, with 2freGuent
oiusnlng, attended sometimes with dernn9eS
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves nv a cer,a,,
practice, indulged in when alone, a habit ne
quenGy learned from evil companions. or at
school, the effects of which are NIGHTLY feIt
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
ma Elage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
what pity that q young man, the hone nj
his country the pride Of his parents. shonid he
Of life by the consequences Of deviafiYe FTnT9
the path Of nature, and INDUCING in a Certain
9secIeI haplts Such persons must, before con-
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. Married Persons, or Young Men contemn,,
Gllg marriage being aware ofPhySical WapIt-
c 91, ,oEsanic Debility, Deformit1es, speediIv
He who places himself under the canaan,
=: NAY reLlgtouSly confide in his honor aS -
skill as n nhVsIciaI1 -S4J uPOn Ms
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GtaaiisIpnit atta,lI.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT. g OHIO RAIRoAD Co,
WHEELING lime Is ISk8
SUMMER sCHEpULE.

PAssENaER TRAINS w11 RUN BY
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DIR. L. C0URTARET'S DISISFECTING FLUIDS
secured by Let ers Patent in fine United States and
France. Prepared sole by the New York DisnfeCtnq
Company, at their Laboratory Nos 298, 800 and 9n3
HENRY street, New ork; Office, No. AZ CEDAR
street
This Company organized on a permanent basis, with
Dr. CouTtaret the celebrated French Chemist in charge
FLUIDS for sick nurseries, urinals water
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medical and scientific drec ed TO these dsnfec
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DELAvAE HOUSE ALBANY. March 80 1865 TO the
President OF the New York Dismfecting COMPANY
Dear Sir:-lt Is oil 1t Is represented TO be We have
made ANY trials OF sniectans, but consider that
have found article which surpasses all Others as
NEW YORK, April 8, lS6B.-To the President Of the
New York Dislniectlng Company-Dear sir We pro-
nounce without exception to be the best ever
known, Its effect upon every matter is complete and
instantaneous q. A. STETSON, Astor House
n. b. These Dtsniectans used by the scavengers
under the direction OF the Sanitary Po ice Metro
po itan Health Department New York
General and Sole Agents for the United states and the
lanadas, to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in the
United ktates and Canadas 5IS3m