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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-22

CIRCUIT COURT.-On Saturday the
Circuit Court was occupied in hearing
the case of young Henry, for being en-
glged in the rape>of Rebacca Burkhart,
" lich had been continued from the day
previous The Jury retired at about six
o'clock Saturday evening, were out over
twenty minutes, and returned with the
verdict that Jacob Henry was guilty of
the charge against him and should be
imprisoned in the Penitentiary for a
term OF seventeen years. This is the
third person engaged in that outrage
upon Miss Burkhart, on the sth of July
last, disposed of, Henry receiving two
Years more than the first one tried, and
one year more than the second.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-22

IL the Police Court on Saturday
morning four cases were arraigned, two
of which were continued until this
morning, one fined five dollars and
costs for disorderly conduct, and one
fined one dollar and costs for refusing
TO give assistance to an officer i'll making
an arrest
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Mr.. EDWARD ROBINSON, who carried
4 transparency at the head of the "True
BOYS in Blue" in the procession Satur-
day night, was struck with missile
dung by a Hubbard supporter and
Knocked down. His ear was badly cut
and his head injured.
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THERE are many staunch Democrats
in Richietown who illumined their
houses Saturday night. From the store
of Mr.. A. Wiedebusch evergreens were
stretched across the street, with Chi
nese lanterns appended, which made
fine display. A Democrat in Richie
town must be plucky man.
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I'm. c. Am adjourned meeting
Of the Young mems Christian Associa-
ZION will be held this evening, when
Rev. Mr.. Kibbie, of the Island MethO-
dist Episcopal Church will deliver a
lecture to young men.
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ONE of the "True Boys in Blue"
whose name we did not learn, was shot
in the leg, on Saturday night, while the
Democratic torchlight procession was
passing through Ritchietown.
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Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies.

OCATR ONE OF TIE MOST
II Healfhful Beautiful and accessible por
lions Of Virginia, will reopen October :. 1906.
Established In the family Of the un1ersig"eo
with a view 70 the eduratiUn Of his Own CHI
dren eutiralt At HOME is will be strictly limiteo
10 such q mum eT "a shAll justify the employ
neut OF the best instructors in every depart
ment.
Fer circulars, or further information. apply &c
G. WARRINGTON BALL,
sprinEwood. near L~esburg. Lpud0un Co, Va
REFERkSCES
General Robert z Lee; General D. q. Hill,
Charlotte. \. c.; A @. Quartz s Brady. Lar.
don Garter, Esqs., Wbs~ling West Virgins :;
Rev z. T. Perkins, former Of VbeeliBz Rev
r r Mason Monkton, P. o. Baltimore eoun
Ct; wu. Dodg-, Fsq,. stafford Hal. Nd:
Rob-rI S. Ch~u, ESQ. Washingt0s City Rev.
". W Williams. GeorEetoSn, ID. Q. Rev. W.
". PendIeton, General A u Long. Lexinxton
Rev. G. n. Norton Alexandria Hil CaItsr.
s AL Gcs1 v. S Fs.thsrst0n, HoiI.
springs Mississippi. &c. &c.
P.s Prvf ssH Van Rhyn In charge the pAsi
wear Of the Department Of Modern Language
b, azfnk &c. having b en- .ppOintsd 20 ebsr
| IN the 'f'-nnsylssris Military IBs'itufs. oe
sirr tOenplsy thoroughly qualified FssSs,f o.
I tho-e bran-hes in his place also 2 teAcnef o
Music. without good recon Dese.i,one nons
need apply. tuh-snaiAv<v
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-22

Is the Democratic procession on Sat
urday night, the carriage in which Colo
mel Benz. II. Smith rode was struck
with a stone, evidently aimed at the
Colonel by one of Governor Boreman's
hirclings.
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THE BAPTIST CoNvENr1oN.-In

THE BAPTIST CoNvENTIoN.-In &C
cordance with previous announcement,
the Baptist Convention convened in the
Baptist Church in this city, on Saturday
morning. Delegates were present from
Brooke and Ohio counties, of this State,
Belmont county, Ohio, and Washington
and Fayette counties, Pa. Out of the
eight or ten Churches represented, six
united in an Association TO be known as
the Wheeling Baptist Association, the
object of which is to promote the well
fare of the cause of Christ in building
up Churches of the Baptist denOmina-
ton in this vicinity. A very harmo-
NOUS and devotional spirit character
lied the meeting from beginning to end.
The Rev. X. Fuller, d. D., of Baltimore,
was chosen Moderator, and Mr.. ID. T. c.
Farrow, State Sabbath School Mission
ary for this State, Clerk of the Associa-
ton. The propricty of organizing this
Association was concurred in by all the
Churches represented, but some were
not preSael to connect themselves with
it at SnaGt.
On Saturday night and yesterday,
morning and evening, DIR. Fuller
preached and Rev. j. NJ. Dickerson, of
Pittsburg, preached yesterday after
noon at two o'clock, to the great de-
light and edifcation OF the vast audi
ences present.
A collection for the benefit of the
VIII ,eling Baptist Church, was taken
~ yesterday, amounting to between
six and eight hundred dollars.
Our Baptist friends desire us to re-
tn n their sincere thanks to the CHRIS
an public of this city for the gener-
OILS hospitality extended to their guests
during their stay.
On the whole, we can congratulate
the Baptists of Wheeling upon the de-
cided success in this, their first effort,
in our midst.
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THE alarm of fire Sunday morning at
about TWO o'clock, was caused by the
burning of a house in the lower part of
Martinsville. Our firemen were all out,
but could not get across the river.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-22

Hon. JAMES r. MORRIS, ex-member of
Congress of Ohio, will speak to the Dem
oerats of this city and vicinity this
evening at the Court House. Turn ont.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-22

THE weather on Saturday, and Sun
day forenoon, was clear and pleasant
Sunday afternoonit became cloudy and
cooler, threatening rain.
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Pacific Mail Steamship CompanV's
Through Line to California,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTs
and carrying the U. S. Mail. Through
IN twenty two days
Steamships on the Connecting on the Pa.
Atlantic. cihC with the
Arizona Colorado,
Henry ChaulCey, Constitution,
New York, Golden City,
Ocrau Queen Sacr m-nto,
Northern light, Golden Age,
CostB Rica, Montana,
&c. &c.
One OF the above large and splendid steam.
ships will leave Pier No. "a, North River, foot
Of Canal street at IL O'Clock, moon,
ON the Ist, 18th. and 2lst Of over
month except when those dates AL on Sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday, for Aspin
vail couneGting. via Panama Railway. with on'
Of the Cnmpany'a Stsamshipa from PSoAma fo'
San Franoisco. q uohine At Acapulco.
D~pArTuraA of LIST and 2Ist oounpCt at PanAmB
nth Steamers for South Pacific ard Central
American Ports. Those Of LIST touch a. Man
zanillo.
A discount Of one-q uarter from steamer rat-p
alloueu TO second cabin and stsrrage pzasrn gei
With families Also, an allowance Of ooe-qusT
ter on through rates To clergymou and their fan
tlies and schnol tearhers; soldiers having hon.
orable discharges. half fare.
One Hnndred Pounds Baggage allowed each
sdalt Baggagr-masters accompany baggage
through, and sttsnd 70 ladies' and children With
ont male protectOra Baggage received on tbs
dock the day before sailing from staamboats
railroads and passengers who prefer 20 ssnd
down early
An experienced surgeon On board Msdicin'
and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets OF further information
amply at the Company's ticket Office, on tbs
DID, 1880 "A Canal Norfh Rirar New
York K HOLMAN,
nv9 IAgsut.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AFULL account of the grand Demo
cratic torchlight procession on Saturday
night will be found on the first page.
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70 mo MEN

Who have injured themselves by Q certain prao
sics indulssd In when alone, . habit fr-Y uen tly
learned from evil companions, or 1t school, the
-feots OF which are utghtly falL ov.p ~bsn
.sleep. and u not cured randers marriage impos.
sble. and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What pity that q youngman, tho hope Of his
country, the darling 81 his parents should be
snatched from all prospsots and cnioymsnts OF
life by the consequence Of devtAting from the
path OF nature and indulgng In n certain secret
habit Such persons must before oontemplA
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE..

DR.. j Addrpss-- AZ th"-- ~hc have tnigrcd
themselves BY Improper uduigpuur aud solitary
tAhts Shioh ruin both b.'iy aud mind Iudi.
lux them for either business. study, society 0
marriage.
These some Of the sal ARd melancholy az
eot- pr'duu-d D., -ariy habit ~ ,natu viz
H-akuss- ri the Back aud Lim be- Ptlu- ia thS
Had. NiuurS- al StxhL Ist~- ~ muscular Pow.
Pslpts.fiU" "f the Heart Dyaycy-i. Nervous
stability, Heterogeneous tho ID. cstive FaGc
dnns- ''~neral> Debility, symptoms OF Coasump
tiOh, 10.
hKsIALLH-Ths (sarful affect. 20 the uius
.rr much "a be- drna,iad-L-s ~ M-,u"r,, Gu,
nisioh Of Ianss D-prvs-iou oi Spirits, Evil For.
sSiin.s. Aversion a. Soci.ty, self DtstrusL Lave
ISolitnde Timidlty. &C, are some Of the evils
Ir,,duosd-
Thousands OF persons Of all xxss can nov ludg Q
chat Ia the cause of their dsclinug h-aith. los
~ their vigor bee ming ~--k, pale. usrvous
and smaoiAtsd ha Ing . singular appearance
.bout the eyes, 90 gh and symptoms Of Con.
sumption.
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Member OF the Roy College o. surgoonS Lon.
ioh Graduate tr,'H. Of the 5u0st smiuvnt
Hl-grr 10 The Uniti'd States and tbr xr-atrr
part OF vh,~- lie has hauu syrut 10 the hosDi.
t4lr OF Laudnh. Paris Phil.s-lphis ard -lsf.
where, has affected some Of tho most astonishing
curc- thar Ser ever known. mAuS troubled
9Th ringing H. the head sud aar- ~h-o s-lvvp
great nervousness h-iug 4lATWsd a. saidun
~'uu'ls h'.shUpln,-ss Sitb frequent bush,nG. AZ.
t-nd~d -oJn-tim-s With derAngSmsnt al mind,
Eern nnr..d IInnt..lla ft.lN
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R
Ory1gE BALTIxoRs UHIo RAILROAD Co.. I
WRrEIrxa limo IL 1850 4 =
AUCOMMODATION TRIAN;

WHEELINH juno u, IohU D
TRAINS WILL q UN
by the following schedule on and alter tia
nth Of Jhne lsh6. I %s+
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MARRIAGE,

Reject that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites Ia promote connuhlAl hAppi.
uoas. Indeed. without those ths journey through
life becomes q weary plgrimsge. the prospect
hourly darkens % the view. the mind b-romes
.hadowed With despair aud iled With the uel
Ancholy reflection that the happiness OF another
IL s,ht IA vrft
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-22
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

immediately Cureo sud ruh N'sOr Restoredi
chis ngstr'sSslns Au'~'tiuh ~n'rh c-u'i-r~ LIE
,nis-rahl- aud AArrNsg- iuil-Sssh- - che ,..usl.
~ vsid b, 'hS viut,us % Iup"'p''' iu'iul9-'u-.
Yonux yar-,us trr- tsp apt G" .''nin't ,K"->sos
r,n qal h-ius .~zr- " the .l,'->,tul r,u-e-
iu-nu-,. that uiaS -psue N"S. ~hr thsi H".'-'.
Andr th- >nh ~ sill pr-t.,nd Q" duuy that the
y,~-r ~ yf,rr-.4tiOn II L,~t u, 'n..--
as into impr'p-r nAhts than oN the Yruisau
Il-si,ls- b-ius lupriv'd 81 The plt.-ur- u
asaIthS aTf-prtu the arE-t s.ri',I- ant .i--truo.
tive syrapJn,ps ~ hath Osdy .Hd MUD .r'-,,-
rh' SV-i.us b-su,B-,- Il--,es~'i IN. Ph, |
and MaatAl Fuurtinns Weakened Lys- ~ Pro.
creative P"w-T Nervous irriSabd ., Dy sltpsiA
PsipitsrOs o. thr HEAR lua,s ,.stisi,i. s.,,lt~
uoaal pshilit, . S.-r''ts - ~. Frame, COuEr,
Decay and Daafh
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as o Refuge from Qusck.ty
only place whsrs Cure can be obtain
MARRIAGE.

Married tersouS '"Ita- Men oo1teupa.
SlEx Marriage. osthg 4wsTe o. s,aysiu ~oAk-
'--- sre.nio debility, dstornltis-, spoo>lly
cured.
DC -RV pLaocs himself under tny caru Of Dr. "
nsy rollsinasly udo Ia Ills huaiOr as seutle.
uHH aud confidently ely upon his skih AZ
,hysician.
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DISEASES Of rMPRUDESCE.

When the misguided aud imVrudnnt votary Of
pleagurs dBds that he has imbibah the seeds OF
This painfuldssAss. 10 too oitou happens that an
ll.timed ssnss Of shsmH or dread ~ discovery
letters him from applying u thoae who, from ~
ucation and respeotsbUity. can alone hefriend
him delaying til this constitutional symptoms
- this horrid disease make their appearance
such as liberated acre throat diseased nose. uo,.
turnal pains In the hoad and limbs, d'nn"ss oi
sight daafns1s no1cs ~ tho shin bpnes and
a-Ins blotohos on the head, face and .-'- 'nitos,
0 -oKressing With frghtful rapid' TIL ~ last
the palate OF tue moath or tho on's Of th use
TALL Ia aud the victim Of this AWFUL dissA q be.
comes q horrid object OF CON UIs, ist.vn, I'll
laath puts q period 10 his dreadful suite 10 by
.euding him u that ULhiANnvered Country
rom whence no traveller rNtI-ns"
70 II Q molA 1nh1ly fVnt that thou ,ands all vic
ma To this Terrible diansse, o~tng 70 tn m.
,Vtllfulnsss OF ignorant pr"trudors, who, by tho
1'a ~ that DYtDLY Pofg1a hEHGuO ruin Tho
90 Atltutlon and make tie rsIldrs Of lif" msors.
Die.
OFFICE I SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
L~ft hand aide sninQ from Bsitimrrr Str-~t,
40 ioors frou ths corner lY-tail not % OBJ.
,e-vs name aud numhnr.
~ Ne lsttsrs r-Hrivsd uuiess p,,-t-paid. aud
ioqtltniug atzpv '" ~ usHd or the f,.pl, Prr.
aus ~ritlnR shorld state ~ . snd --nl portiou
Z advsrtissm,nt dss.irib'ug zyupt,tu-
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And every COED chemist,
ANNE GREAT EFFIcACIOUsNEsa o

Mesgrs. Grmault Co, Iodized Syrup of Horse Rad
shThe 1odized Syrup Of Horse Radsh of Messr Grmau
4 Co, Chemists H. l. H Prince Napoleon, Paris, is
always excellence uccedanious to Cod Liver Oil and the
best treatment to follow in Emphatic and Scrofous aec
tons well in various CutaneOus diseases. The public
will therefore read with interest the analysis of this
medicine by Professor Ketznsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal at Vienna well the letter addressed to Messrs
Grimaut Co, by his EXceency the French ambassador
Vienna the high reputation OF this learned Doctor
1t Is as follows:
elementary and caustc state but in the state OF odydc acid
and of organic combination similar the iodine contained in
Cod Liver on.
Signed VINCENT KLETZINsEI
Chemical Anayzer to the Law Courts Vienna HOspta
Chemist. /. and r. DU WIEDEN
Professors Of Chemistry.
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Vienna, August 20, 1855
Messrs GrrnRult & Co. Chemists Paris:
In reply the letter you addressed his Exceency the
Embassado have the honor to inform You that Professor
Keginsk Of high standing at Vienna; that he is
personally much thought Of and passes for Of the best
Chemists in Germany. PIERRET,
Consul and Attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, at GRIMAULT 4 CO.'S, 43 rue
Richelieu In New Orleans,
And at every pOpd Chemists
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UNDERWRITERS.
WINsLOW ID PHILLIPS
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERs,

No. 30 Rampant Street. Gate Circus between Common and
GravaT streets,
Having great variety Of G0FFINS and META Lilo Blu
RIAL CASES, together with Hearses Carriages and large
stable prepared TO execute all orders n their line With
hslstactipn 70 tAalE pAtE0na.
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TVHE TEEIBODAUx SENTINEL
P L. I0RIO 4 Co FditDrs

Published every Saturday.
TERusone year On advanced, So; cory, ten cents.
RATES ADyERTsNGOr each of ten lines or less,
the insertion 81 So Second insertions 70 cents per
square. For subsequent Insertions square, 50 cents
For professional and business cards, including paper not
ceedng lines, for II months, SO.
Advertisements published at irregular intervals 81
square for each insertion.
A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers,
Announcing candidates for Office $40 to be paid for in ad
Advertisements marked the copy for specified time
viii be inserted till forbid, and payment eGaeted
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Af'b ~ LllA lie NiNJBNHs
SARATOGA, July 27.-The races still continue to
be as largely and iasbonably attended as on the
previous days, and the weather equally as propi-
tlOus. The first race was selling race for purse
OF $780, dash Of a mile and a half with allowances
in weight in proportion to the price they
were entered to be sold for. The entries were:
Col. McDanielss S. g. by Arlington, 5 years en-
tered to be sold for 5000 and to carry 81 pounds
A. w. Marslall'5 g. b. Fordham, years, entered
for $1,000, and carrying 1917 pounds; and Coffee Il
MOore's b, f. Blue Flag, years, entered for $780,
and carrying 81 pounds Blue Flag was the favo-
rite, both in the pools aud betting, selling in the
former for 500; Fordham 500 Arlington So
in the latter 500 to $40 freely offered that she
won. Blue Flag made the best use of her feather
weight by making the running from the start, was
never approached, and won with ridiculous ease
by four lengths. Fordham never tired in any part
Of the race, and there was a general feeling of
surprise that jockey, who had so long maintained
an unsullied reputation on the American turf,
should have lent himself to such q dsreputable
swindle on the part of the owner Of the gray
horse. Tic affair ought to have been brought IN
der the cognizance of The association, for action to
be taken in the matter Arlington was second,
six lengths before FOrdham Time, 2423. The
last mile was run In l:i9.
The second race was three-mi'e heat for all
ages for purse of Sl0J0 and for which Capt. I.
Buford's CHI h. Onward, four years and Moore
and Coftee's h. h. Beacon, were the only entries.
Notwithstanding Onward has never yet sustained
defeat, and is known to be a game, honesthorse,
NE pre5tige Of beacon, WHO ran good race WIN
kentucky for the cup on Wednesday, was 80 3reat
that 500 to 500 was offered and taken that he
won The friends Of Onward stood plueNl,y up,
and backed him to win an immense stake at the
above quoted odds. til. .....4..l.
FIRST heat-OnWard on the Insut w al OUT W
WORK. and led length ana Rai' on lhe h H. ne'
IN l;55 On me second Le ne "iuSa y. t.le 5"I,
Leading three Ieh&ln7 a. tnsy pas9eu Ine svano II
the second mic uNs' {;45' - IN t9e nacAsIrgtc4
beaeon mace a'5 tHor,' p+G inward, alleT Sn9! .
struggle slooA l'IH ~ e%7ly aha |oh III Hea l.
%hda Immense cAeeilHg' ny leHStn anu nam III
second 9e4t-lne hft'iaR VIII 49," slgo " 2io
on oH&afI ihe oae&.fs 81 neag9n "a Gasglf i TX
10 ned7e lAstf money o%al5 I ngI 1l
"el peoB eVdtALly 4lsIgSSGU W ~ III N
HSat, ana many sAEs"u JIoseI SJ,S AZ, t sD
~ 10 Ihe petuAS lds ~ III ,,lS tl
Ghered u . , ,tbar a. t @lsrtarIa
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DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC.

p0TANKU DBU& STORE
No. is FRONT LEvEE, opposite the ALGIERs FERRY
LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
The stock Medicines Simple and Compound, Will be toun
SUPERIOR foil complete The patronage of the public
respectfully soioissd by the proprietor, -
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No More Poverty of the Blood ana Pate
Complexion.


This errugnons medicine contains the elements Of the
blood and bones anu IRON IN liquid It Is different from
all hitherto offered the public liquid coloress and taste
less Ispeedy cures chnross pains in the stomach difficult
digestion, dy smenouhna and aneInA-
The majority the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris
mend the Phosphate Of Iron ladies OF delicate constitution
suffering from Arema and all other persons fagued from
anxiety nervous emotions, oyerwork general debility
and pOnfnUss Of blood.
and be borne by the most delicate stomachs
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DETER K. BLOW

DETER E. BLOW
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC.
Nos. 60 and 8s North AEaIn street,
Rstyysen Pima and Olive St Ionis No,
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ORLEANS Daily Gresccnt,
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 18ao.
The Saratoga Race,

FOURTH DAY OF THE HEErIEG-gLUE FLAG, BEACON
AND JULIUS THE yICTJRs.
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WILLIAM LEETCIT-
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IS MAGAZINE ErREET,
Sole agent for R, Dayton Co.'s New Ysrk celebrated
reserves Oysters Lobstes Salmon Pickles sauoss srupe
C. Fine Wines, Brandes wbiskies quality guaranteed the
sst, and prices IS low as any.
Teas Of E. A C. j. Lows dest ration original and
'nvenient packages of various sizes.
Grocers Hotel Keepers and Country Merchants VII End It
their advanageto call and examine samples q. the flee
sc2nd floor, front No 95 Magazine street.
MARTINEZ d. PALACEo-
GEO. PIzARRo MARTINEz-ANToNIo PALAcIoJ
Communication Merchant.
1873 GRATIER STREET.
NV oE4sAzo.
I lELLTEGHAM 81 BEBLOKs-
&c. DILLINGHAM- DEBLe1s,
Successors to Weed, Writers Co.,
commission M Merchants and Wholesale Grocer
Nos. Z, 9, II and ID Tchouptoulas Street
NEw OCEANS,
r. Il. KOUNa d BIO,
"a. L. K0UNs, BEN B. KouNs)
@sneral Commission Merchants,
0fA0oht'S'
FANCY GROCERIES,, BOAT AND sAR sTagEs
No. 80 Common street, New orIsaRa
Collections oonsgnments to SELL and Orders to Purchase
Paricular attention given to Receiving and Forwar ing
-s=---e-.s. -
w
W. - "l1AtH-"AN' H. u WHITMAN E W. WHITE
AANJ
Commission, Receiving and Forvvas.s1p,
n'n1'
epocr,,,,, r',-,n,'- a'''atl II
DooA' AAAA' oEn EMF
M Tr.,-.,. a..
R Having business at their old stand reEDec
solicit renewal of former patronage
A sTEwART d. Co.
ANDREW STEWART, j. A. AyEEA,
Commission and Foryvardspr HFera5,sr+,
-DeaIers,n-
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION gUPPLIEs
no. Peters Tor New Levee street corner Of Canal ,.
'0''0'I'1 TIE cU'FOH House, S o-,.
Strict attention paid to the Sale and Storage of all kinds
5mnam . oAhh'
H.S UalrOn parish JOHN L. CARR
sso,,,,,,,..,.,. 49,,
AGENT, ~AeA'' SAnG
90 C1vp srprrr NV o,,n.r.
HB-cash Advances made on oonsenments.
JOSEPH H. OGLEsBx,
GAFE oGLEsBY MAOAULAYJ
NOS. o. 20 AND 70 ToHoup1rorrr, .s srppp.,
| NEW oRhEANs'
MCELvAHNE BRoTHEEs,
.... COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ossb advances mad. m .bnn,.Sta .. "EA'
JOSEPH H oaLEsBY,
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oovu1suon
"a 1-a Caronde1et street.
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold.
Bro Liverpool Caldwell Ashwort Val sr0a
DEN, T0E,EnANo.
~
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
no. ~ Union street, New Orleans.
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For the s.leo,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Mules and Horses,
STOCK LANDING NEW oRLEANa
Satisfactory references given
CNwENOyyETH. nAsRv q, ro
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MOSS Gravier street,
lg.= NEW ORLEANS, LA
w n. NICHOLS d Co.
COMMISSION MERsuANrs
SUCCESSORS TO Z. b. NICHOLS Il CO.,
- Galveston, TeEos.
ARREr 81 MCCLURE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMMISSION MERIDIAN
49,. &C., s,...
| eSee SIEeess shreveport La'S
ooi0i' oonsienhehVS OF Notton ana Merehandifs
EETBETTY q CO
w HARDWARE, GENERAL ooNuresrnv
Receiving and Foryvardvng Kga.ctort
'' "E @-SESAAssHe
And Trade Sale Auctloneers
49, .r,rr <,,,, -
ohA SopDst ShoohhlES AND PRODUCE
No. Leves street, Shreveport, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-04
Nervous Headaches and Neuralgias
Instantaneousy cured by
GRIMAULrs BRAZILIAN GUARANA.


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