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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-29


INSTRUMENTATION.
DR. Juan Delamarre's Specific Pills,
are prepared by the Messieurs GARANCIERE g.
DUPONT, Pharmaceutical No. ga Rue Lombard,
Paris, from the Prescription of DR. JUAN della
MARIE, Chief Physician to the Hospital Du
Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS.
PARIS, May 5th, 1868.
GENTLEMEN: We have used the "SpF CHIC
Pills made from DIR. DELANARRE's PREsCRIP-
TON during several years past, in our private
and public practice, and have found them q most
energetic and efficient Remedy in cases of Sperm
atorrhea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily,
or Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness, or
Impotsncy; Special arrangements OF the Ner-
yous System; Weakness arising from Secret
Habits and Sexual Excesses; Rlardtion of the
Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Affections of the
Ewes; Lime" or "Briek-Dast" Deposits in the
Urine; Milky" Discharges; Paleness of the
Skin, with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips;
"Pinchedn Features; Irregular Action Of the
Heart and In all the chastity train OF symptoms
arising from Over. use, Abuses or Loss, from
any cause, of the Nervous Force. -,
we earnestly advise the Profession, and all
persons suffering from any Sy1nptomdttc or Or
ganie A 6ections of the GENrro. URINARY SYSTEMS,
to use these Pills. With high respect, We are
yours most sincerely,
Il. A. BEAUREPA1RE, NJ. u.
G.. ID. DUJARDIN, II. ID.
JBAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. d..
To Granciere 4 Dupont, No. PA Rue Lombard,
Paris.
Sedentary and iStudious Occupations, Griefs,
Anrieties, or whatever tends to impair the Vital
ction of the Brain, Heart or Nervous Syste1n,
frequently lead to the most Distressing and En-
barasssng Disorders of the VIRILE SYSTEM. Stu
dents, Cl;rgynen and La,cyers, therefore, who
are especially liable to these Weaknesses, should
resort promptly to DR. DELAMARREs SPECIFIC
PILLS.
A Pamphlet containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice; printed in French, Ger
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box, and will be sent by mail, free of cost,
to any who will write for it. Price, 81 per Box,
or Six Boxes for S. Sold by all the principal
Druggists, or win be sent by mail securely sealed
from all observation, on receipt of the specified
price by any authorized agent, or by the sole
General Agents for America, OSCARG. MOSES
CO., a. Cortlandt Street, New York. AuthoI-
lied gents for Wheeling and vicinity, L. H.
LOGAN & co. All orders by mail, promptly
attended to. nov29d&w cow ~
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PIANOS.
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIvERPooL-ln steamship City Of Boston Oct l3-h
Williams w ~ NJ Wynn, NJ r. NJ Bond, j. White and ady D.
Buckley Mr. NoObsn, Miss Lewis Mr. Hare, Mr. CSnsey MIA
hcktht and infant Mr. hutchinson lady and child MessfA Ina
eon Hing Mr. Joues and lady Nv aodssr. MIS- SMITH
Mira Macdonald Incedon Miss Jones' Mrs Brown ds9sne
and Mr. addeE.y and lady snd Say mess
Nicholson Romeze Pnean, DeWide rennei AeEveney MI
Tyres servant Messrs Mee Windef Schmidt cos
her Kopsuck Brand Miss Coppoeh Miss Holden ev near
Phillips Dix Gaze, PincEDey Staste W
q. Finn, Evans Miss Mathews, Capt calvert MIS-
DunbTdlle haley, Mr. Canuthers and lady, r Connof
Mr. Levy McCol M-sr johnson, Muir, Shields
Burke Danrs Month"; Z. Thornton Mr. Percy wife and
child Rev T. Stanley ke Stevens McCornck, Richardson
Mr. McUuness ard lady MessT Low, Weber, Bdsha hean'
Simmons. Brandt, Miss tidnus. =, AL,
I'M seanishp The Queen Oct 13-Mr. Beshaw Mn. and Miss
Brand Jennings d. Css Mrs Coffee aud child M and MT
d. odsson aud Miss Wsgrove Mrs '" Collins aud child
Mrs and four chde Mr. Tappet MI sna MIA I9hn
Knight, Mr. Woodcock Nj. and Mira y AEGEAN A huscl
Anery NJ Houston, Mr.. Mcdowell Mr. and Mrs ssnoheid v
3reese Master Crouch, Mr. Pak l. T. Hall Eiess
andR31 In the -, ,,r, m, M.
FROM GLASGOW Oct. 13-ln steamship Hiberis-W Robert
son Eugene DOWNING Hugh hlpatiick a. Miny
J. NcPnersoB r. kens A. Penny Hey John McletnaD Ano"
Feming L. j. Hsdwe Rev B. s. Huntingdon D. Cgickshsn A.
W. Hopkins w Derby, j. h. Hardy, j. A. Gei Wmvure Mr.
eoig Day Annie Day Nj. aud rA Richards, Richards, MaIa
Richards Wm ONeii Mrs. ONei Mr. and Mrs Stewart Lamont
Miss g. Park Miss Jane Fay Mr. and Mrs James Milne, VIM aine
Mr. Mira VIM j. Mccormick Miss Martin Miss Mary mn:
Mcclellan John b. Osborne Misses Mary ana '" Oee VI
W. rockingham, Miss Morton and fauhy Waiter harry
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Gas fitting.

THE NEW GAS LIGHT, BY FIRMINs SYS
Il TEN, SAVES UPWARD OF Il PER CENT
Oaee Of coz. sHENEHoN DEVIL T. SILK AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, 354 Broadway Ee-.York. aug. le, 1906
This certify that Gas Bills for the month previous to MI
Tn applying hi, improved Burner and Regso bad exceeded
hundred and forty dollars month was required 10 eIsns
ss meter pdr., y by day aud st the application
Fmin improvements and do hereby certify that the reie o.
Immediately reduced from One Hundred
Dollars Dollars month The bull
AMI the light about the ana ss
s-.sa,~ 4, .ve,, y..oer. w. KEEGAk for
'' S COE. SHENEHOE DEWITT.
J. FIRMIN GAS FITTER AND PLUMBER Nos "a and IS
.Senane Superintendent OF Gas H. b. o!snn Cos, N
Tribune. New York Club. ke
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BORT Uaraen's Notife.
SANITARY.

THE POWERS OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH EXTENDED
THE CHOLERA IN THE CITY, ON THE STEAMSHIP
HELvETIA, &C.
At a meeting of the Board of Health held on the
a instant resolutions were adopted the effect that the pres
eryaon of the public health demands extension Of their
powers which by limitation of law expire the 18th OF Oco-
Der unit, the s OF December The Governor has accordingly
issued the following proclamation;
GOV. FENIoN's PROCLAMATION
STATE OF NEw-YoSK, kxEcrrIy. p 1 ,s
h.pveanr that the authority conferred upon the Metro
pon Board Hesh with reference TO e1traonST 1es'a,S %
~. Npvp OK vii by heiSth dy Of oetO-
Der sa ss P ps l %S ' Ss Il.
period do therefore by vue Of the authority. contained IN section
Metropolitan Board Of Heath ans ne ss.e ana
he'd aud mkins the s,Pendas 40 ey al, .
severed and g % ana sa 10 SSns 1se S aes
,iHa 10 hereby u-''' R. T. FEsros
'''H TIE CHOLERA IL TIE CITY.
ut two new cases cholera reported IN tins clH on
Saturday and deaths tine cases being gensfSy o. &
mace and Mar, Constantine No 81 Jafres-st
The Battery Hospital has been clpscd
on BOARD THE HEivErIA.
The boe sti continues on tboard tbs Helyea which ar
rived m h port from Liverpool few days ago. AMI nov at
arayartinc in Lower Bay Owing 20 heSy gale "A the
D. 40 Iospa authoriues not able TO buy the GeaLl
Inc following list comrisessthe new cases thai were re-
cciycd ron The Hospital ship nom tae elyens . am hSs
= Anderson aged b. Moro Sweden Mary III PATTERSON,
weeks old born at sea Sho'ee Davies ~ months oa paIn
aSed IIrista Sweden. IL was also reported az NJ Carries
office that y victims OF TIE epaemic were buried on fey
last - - -. f.rs
DEATHS oS THE HOSPITAL SHIP. LOWER BAY.
HOSPITAL snip SATURDAY. Oct. n istf.
The following deaths have occurred since last TcpoEs Ooto
her IL Johanna Jounnass0 aged years OF Sweden Aueus
fins Anderson, aged months Of sweden Octcer II loyu
tnown aged years Johann Conner acd years ofKerry
Ireland NHlH- Nl
on GOVERNORS ISLAND rlts r..7lT
Threr new cases have appeared tho srd trt 'he- wt
rot Of naturdto excite alarm ard whose eas< VA
already reported died IN u. hospital on SATURDAY,
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAVANNAH Oct. BIN Steamship san salvador Il De-
one W Debnilly F. s. ChurcllRev Ira PenDonr A. = bo~
j. n Gibson IL Cane wfs and three ehdEfn Miss +. ines
Ill : MeKrupa Mis- C. Abrsct Misc \. shumaAef George
ernenden wife Ms res and child MIS-, ,arIn a. Lens
q Mann JOS ueshbsch james Mcbride, o. d. se l. H. VIZ
81, Miss r. Wallace Mrs Re's and dsushtcr hateson j. n
barton John Cooper C. J. Bsapy G. H. Sole Thomas s.ehoSs
~ H. Adams. Geo H. Pratt. Miss :. A Jonress AitsN
Pebone Maor Rnssc ard ,ervIt se05e HUDSON and
- NJ ki,h,r And chile Miss W. schmidt Miss II Lvnsston
NJ. sehsnek Hswsfon wife aud I've children Victor NJ
Turlsn. and WIFI h. and wife Ar, CohefC D. foPpe
Condsl L. Osstiussu. a. H. Afsifonf Ma n W. ststs M"
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Cost an6 fcnno.

7 OST OR ST0LEN-Letter mailed October IL, at
~ NevYori to Jsn,ss Eewbod PhAdelpba containing :
months 5000 each drawn by r. L. Taylor order
Co. dated October g. 8, 10 and Il
persons forbid purchasing them they will not be paid III
tsea obtained from the Subscribers
I A. GREENE L Co.. Nos q and "a vsseyIt
n OST-On Saturday evening, 9TH inst, between
~ Twentshs near SsoDdave and the Coopef Institute gold
svs BREASTPIN. consninS hair OF dece'ed sister; initials
B. on The finder will be Hrded leaving A.
Ne. ia East Tweusi-th-st
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK........ .ocr. -
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Nagsrs Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond
sss.ap H.tters Alexander Norfolk Point and Richmond
Steamship Valley City Snyder Norfolk City POiO, Richmond
J. Hand. o-,n,
s,eam.hp DTriso. sberw ooa Portland }. }. Ames. -
Steamship City NewiOrk BE Leseh Liverpool via queens
ste..Sp Manhattan Deaken Havana Vera Cruz C. A. whi
BGqE9s tTIs;S .. FS. &C. Co.
s.esm.IS sssssos.a C1Owsii. OnsIs,sOn, A Lesry.
Steamship Iafy SANFORD, RudOlf, Bo'on, "; P.cyds
Steamship yOee osaiin. sIoaOrd Tiieton Co.
Steamship george Cromwell, vsl New-orean- H. b. crOm
Steamship Cult City Stewart Mobile Smith DunniuE
Steamship San salvador Atkins savannah Garrison Ahs1;
howe Robn:oo Hea.nd Hand
Steamship Nets burton Boston Neptune stea1ns 30 o.
ship Eastward 10 (BIi Byrne, sydney Ms w. r. W. Can
ship Rhine Moore. London, GrinneI Min.urn Go.
Eng A3Te ~ fG SoYe s I esas s@sn sSye
Big Inssn1e Cray PorsU Prince r. Murray r. sr..r;,
Bris Union BI;l LeBrocq. rssPabse m .w,,.oo
Big BT Dwyer St. Johns n b. john Boyn,on' Son
Brig Mari. White Bryant cOlsrsine Ga H. W. Loud Co.
Bris Mso.ter Kelly, Haskell. Boston, Thayer Sargent
sT s M M,,y I ecnos5. Havr Boyd HiacEsn
Brs IL A. Pit Br cOvel, s Georges Bermuda Middleton
scSr Ami. Levi Darin, Charleston n L. Mccrssdy &C
se eS. ssy Borden ,a fobs.so Miller HoasAtSn
sehr tB NcaOisOn POriaPire Os1d' D. T. De"0D
scbr Reward fBl Masters Windsor. N. s. r. DeWohh Co
Sehr. Mott Bede1 BedeL Savannah NJ bedeiL - ~,
Caroline Cordeia DAVIS Georgetown D. ~ Den'S e'1
6Co. =. r,.u,
Schr Isabella Weeks Wilmington, n C., Thomas Holmea
Schr Julia A. Crawford Buckley Newbern, Thomas Holmes
scr Smith Warrington. N c. an bfun ssshe
schr IL Washington, Van brInt sasnt
Amanda, Samson. Calais. snow Burgess
Sr Bav state Bassett, Racket Tooker Taylor
Srhr Princess Lowell. Boston. 4. W. Lewis Co
Sclr Ssrah Elizabeth Reeve New Haven, Ia u stannard
slOOp Emily, AleH, bridgeport, c. H. Allies
it ARRIVED.
s,.,m.h, b,rria fr kunroe Gssrov Sept and Nonis
27tb n. McDonad Co. Had strong
s.su,shio Civ Boston BLl Brooks, Liverpool Oct
Que-nstoH n and 500 70 John o. Dale
iB Crosan Luepoo Sept ~ via ousens-
and 4s to the National steam Ssvsaaan
Steamship Bre Meyer Bremen via Southampton Oct
4 with ~ dse. and pass o 0ercb Co.
ship Tnmouaan stsuf- Liverpool 70 with d'e to Chsrss
Carew.
A.. smithers 4 Co.
schi !, Il. 4 4. L., Butler. Providence.
schr Hel-n p - Portland, Conn.
schL Lacy Church, Adams, Roadoasfor Boston
ARRIVED. Sunday, Oct. IL.
Steamship Fanbau Eveuou Charleston 20 hours with cotton
TO Lfvinssion For Co. go. ,,.A
s.y.nils 2sh vita Pacific Mai steamship Company
SAILED
Arrons Portan Prince from lower oay Bremen Fs
toni. civ ~ New YORK Manhattan Mispp Masnion, 0eorge
Cromwell, San salvador, Saragosss Nasus, hsesas
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Lucy B. Fitch Mira A. Payne Mr.. Stephens chs. y sssphenA

ron NEw-oaLfANs, in Steamship Mis.i.spp, Oct 3D. Q
Lighbourn aud chtren, Dunnius "
w. Wood, Mira Wood Mrs Gamble and children MT ana
Mira Arthur Pico b. Ptaugo, wife and chd fro us"sn,
wife and children Fischer DenLiser, Charles rph ~ ~
stnson, Ms Waterbury g. AdOu Miss Tnur Smith !onn
Johuson stephen H. ze Mrs. Joha Brown and othes "a 'ns
Oct iS-n steamship Marnon-Mr and Mn, Albert M Pohe-
worth Geo. A. Quinn D. Y. Lewis. H. CLARK. VIM. Gilman H.
Steele W. Steele j. Csmmeron H. Sawyer j. De Gray h. Chno
Geo Raymond r. Crane T. Morse, 70 In the
FOR IIVERPOOi-In steamship City OF Newl Oct IL
Mrs. and chld BufAo Mrs sevens Mrs Alice Cohee'
Newark Ohio Miss Coke Mr Hubben, New Yok; Mrs Ii. fon-
new Ms, muons j. o. Benney vf NJ PiumDsr,
ebert TAYLOR A. Fraddn Deae Mss Eliza W. Pooe Mrs G:
Beacar Isaac Lamb aud wife John Msth.ws Jc bray and
wifi, Miss Helena Bray Miss Louisa Bay and Mater Whsm hsy
Hamilton WI Gray wife and CO. ss.o Nh =,
Fhk y Miss NJ L. Benson and Mis. os1ns'N o. nsSi
MIRA Phihps Mira Hastings Capt Burrows the New ~ " Neso
son Of Boston Mrs s. Spence MIRA Geo Axe Oh ny
r. Gage New. w h Hail. kTekeIck Por.r Joha osa
r. j. Rsyol, wife children snd .cfvsnt Of W cn
HEgss Of Philadelphia; Mira Amelia scambe bliss snhy vIass
Alex Johnston Of England Robert T. Wheions Of xsn
James Powsrs hr sandsoads wife and son. W. IL S''p ~
Baltimore, John sul - ,,, ~. , T., 49,
ship sianhasheeed 0egs Mieeina Mercsdo and two ses
jos W. Hayes ~ Murphy Jose Commouo Poe Mssa
Der child Mrs. and child Mira heniieh
three children NJ Hebno Benitez Mrs
Hoyt NJ. " brown, D. Butter Samuel Lloyd Ihonss LIoyd
Bel Means A. H. Brown W. W. Alman Joaquin Msfrs'sry 20
Vsrne H. James Carmichael ID. UsuhAr fsaneis
co Osde A. Hope Eage Patrick M. Daley john staples
James mite W. Williams james Wrlehmsn John b. Whadea
Michael thompson. Johu Campon, Jsse Mclean 1oofts
Burden RenaieT Tos Mulay Lorenzo Maney Gsnoaits
Carboue Tlow Mrs b. Regusrens Iloaress Aqae
Manuel Aano, VIM Fitch and others In the stseage
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Disf,iet.
4. No. 500 Secood.sye, feed store
3. No 634 Second barber shop
o. No SIS Throsvs., shoe store
2. No. 565 Third ave, fruit store.
-. No. $50 Tbirdave., IeL estate once
y. No l9l Lexington ave-, livery stable.
10. No AS FourtL-svs fed store.
IL. No 81 East Twenty eishihs shoe store ,,,,
IL. No IS Past Twenty seventbst, esrpe esAbishmenL
IL. No IS Wes.T mir, !. second ST.. cabinet factory
Ii. No 622 Sirih-ave., cigar store ..zu
TWENTY. SECOND WARD.
l. No 81 SevelthAve bet 4lsi and va sta haihe"he'
=. No 5i3 Ninth ave-. furniture store. ,,
=. No. 800 IVES, Forty thirdst, mission sehoo b"uso
q. No. $50 NiDth-sve., cigar store
b. No. 1857 broadway, shoe store
q. No 3irWest Forty -hthrs-. stable
2. No 63G Seventh stable.
-. No. 59l NintlsNe, pepper store 49,,
o. No l33rSroads .y bet 43n and 49ihss, shoe store
10. No 252 West Forty niBth-st.. tailor store
II. No. $50 broadway bet Stat AID 52dstl, oyster saoon
IL. No GJ Ninth-ayc. ci-ar store -, . ,.--l
1i. No 1905 Broadway bet 3d aud 2Jd s pnoei 'nop'
Ii. No. 90 Ninh.ayr. cigar storr
Is. No &5 Eighth.ave. eoufectionsry store
10. Cor Sevrn ethrL and IenthsL, coal nhee
IL. Broadway. bet. 18Th ard s5ih-sts, (unoccuped)
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc notice is hereby
~ occupant occupant. Of houses
lots improved unmProyed lard sneed hersoy that the
Board Of Assessors for examination by all persons inter
la for regulating and paving Thirty FRS. street from fh to Sixth
"a F sewer in Howard street M
building in Ridge street between RyinEi'n ana
d. Fo building sewer in Finythifd Second
90 point ives. Of First byeuue.
bgduga 10 Bsysrd street beweeH Chry'e ana
az Tor budio- sewer yirs, avenue sIyhrs, street
,bs ct corner o. Ff,, vense and T;yeeond
boidiHs in street. between Ahia
stu For building Thrynnh Second avenus
% the between second and Fifs; -
9Th For building sewer IN Forty ninth street from EhiA TO
finh syenue' 80, , g., 49,,
Ith ForPavins Third from the Bovsr Fourteenth street
The limit ebraeed by such assessment include all the
beU and lott o. ground vacant o pieces and parcels oil land u
is sides q Tiry 6rs, from Eh Sixth
Of hsfthe block on ihs mtersectng streets
"a Both side OF u oysrd street, from lin
3D. sides Of n dye street ron Rvns.on Delaney street
side O. Second avenue from Fy ioUh
a. Roth sides OF Bsysd street from chryeto Foyth street
Ca Both sides Of hIist from sxiyhrst sixty second
sre both sides OF sixty street from Fist 10 Second
i'm Both sdes Of street, from Third Fourth
"a B ses ~ biry.ninth street avenue the
First syenuesnd g the extent Of bali
dss Of Fory ninth street nom kth 70 Ninth svenue
eh One lot on The soa,h side o. Loh s H ia SECOND Sd
Third nom bowery 70 the point hh
wv between Fourteenth Feenh streets and 10 the extent
prsous affected by The sbovennled assess
pesea present Their objections 10 whiting 10 one Of zoe Under
sgned III. Office No. g Chambers street basement We" Ooa
! i9hs D : e%rGfiH%EEEit Board 'f A"'''e"
once Bo.s Of Assessor, New c00rt Reuse os'sst > it
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
spr SON ..5.2l Moon Sets. .0;n
THIS DAY. ,-
sandy Cos. Island. l2:Ie Hell oste''''''"
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6topes, Ranges, &;r.

Gtope5, Ranges, ST.
TOTUIC FTRNACES.-FIRE PLACE, PARLOR,
W and Portsb Ca Heating and Cooking Stoves hagees
Fl,xated oven Ranges Zero Keiricerutnr,.
ALIEN ST. LESLEY, No COS siIths y. Y.
CT0VEs. RANGES and HEATERS. at Il. IL J.
- MowBRAYs No o. Ve'eyst opposite Warrington Market
Noyng oy feeder and base burner C0snopoite and other
rbarns Pao Cylinder aud Heating Stoves Chief Cook large
avon wood and fall assortment Of Coos
ne soyra Ranges, FAruers Boilers, Gce SC. ....
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meoiral.
SIRE PILE CURE.

A SURE PILE CURE.
Dr GILBRRTs PILE INSTRUMENT positively eure the worst
son by mail receipt Of - Circular. FREE sold
b drurt Agcuts everywhere AddressJ b. ROMANO,
hynaSsr. NO. SIS Broadwsy, ksw-Yofk.
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Chances for Business Ellen.

A PARTY who can control q cash trade OF SSOOOOO
N per annuu wishes to concern and 70 md PAIL
MIR vb f,ou eSnWO co. Address C. T. l. Box 315l ~
HOCTORS i-S6OO will purchase the choice Of two
Of the furnished snd located Medical Ohces IN new
suitable for old school prrheore on boso%y INC
NOR SALE, ruinOusly low, Stock of DRY-GOODS,
GROCERIES, Address Boz No O.. Wsterloo City, DeiHio
County. Indiana
FTNO PARTIES gong TO EUROPE.-splendld m
yestpeu partial total purchase Of most valuable IN
vESTION patented Great Britain This has already been INTRO
soced In this county and rapidly making the ioone OF al con
Portable easily tested brilliant m Appearance YET
exceedingly useful wide dsmand everywhere but poosey even
10 requires fair opportunity Of e1ho
immediate disposal As the Psentre cannot leave
present offers parties Of character and means
this eligible opportunity Of uniting pleasure win IN
and pTohtsbe returns address LOUIS L. PIONOAE4
soroer Of Greenwich and Dey-sts.. " y.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
Y for sALE--TwO COTTON FACTORIES 50 miles from Phi.
sdeph will sold simply with without the machinery Aeofe"
Boz Nc. ,lOl Philsdsphis Post-Ofice.
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Deniisirp

BEAUTIFUL RUBBER SET OF TEETH,
n WITH PLUMBERS 10 SET OUT THE CHEEKS AND
nv sTOHF THE FACE TO IT'S NATURAL APPEARAME
MQ ,y,AAfrEn I6WFR STTs FiiiiSGs OF GOLD ANAL
GAM HOME, &C. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT fAlNl
NO EXTRA CHAR0E, WITH NITROUS OAlDE oAS' "hEhb
OTHERS ARE INSkk1ED
BEHHApp D. g. Ne. 2I0 sIth-sys. peaI ss"'tsssthst
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9teamboats ano RGilroa0s.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
NOR NORWALK DIRECT. connecting with the
uoury Railroad. The swim steamboat Nj Eltsl aa'
Pier Es River foot OF iaTsel afternoon ~ %
Rstufuing leaves Nofwak T;ia on arrival Of ialios ~
LOYD's DOCK. HUNTINGTON, OYSTER BAY
.nd NORTHPORT The fast and commoiou. steamer ~ ~;
MARTIN Pier a. East River Pef below ~ o
n M td foot Of Thirty 1t $40 p Tor the above named
places.
New.Jrrey Steamboat COMPANY - NJ.
ATBANY BOATS-PEOPIE' LINE. The Boats
n Lac esve for ALBANY from foot Of .snh' M I'VE
a,y, rsrsprd) o'clock The ST JOHN on MNgnni -
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, .nd the DEAN uCiiAiOND On
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
For freight paaFe. Ge, apply ~ the ohce on the ~h.n
NOR ORIENT. Greenport Sag Harbor. and New
suao.kIhe and tprulid steamer EDW Ahp
Cart ChA :. Cnadeiek VIII Pier No ~ E1it Ns 10Y
Msr., a., every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY % NJ ne
"iAhh '' WV = N TuTHILL Assent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15
NEw-YoRK and SEw,HAvEN RAILROAD
1850. SUMMER ARRAN3EMENE lsdl
COMMENCING JULY 3. 1919

P.,serger YORK. fwenv'sevsnth's and
fourthGya EntIsaee twenty seyenEn-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYohhi
forNeuHaven 100 800 (EI,l N.JOa l1l3 tExJ aOo
Nx.) A. Az and ap (EI, Up 49, - m
kor Bddseport. 100 400 hxD lilo n.i I'LL, tExg) :"
III as5. 80 and 900 tEr.) ..
For Milford, and Strattord 7.0O. III 80 ~, p n
sneld Southport wespor; TOO ilooA d4S 40
For Eorv.h ZOo. 400 OIL go MA i2I- (EIJ 400
Or a45. 40 $50. 800 EEL. N.
For Darien, 7fo. 90. ll.30 IN. ;as5. $50 I'D p m
For II. IS. a+3. AL SO 6Bpu
FoI Stamford. 100 400 (Ex.) ll3o Gl3 ExJ 2B.
AGO. (Ex IS 40. $50 6JU. 400 EEL M. go.
FOR s;Alons s0o s'N IAN m
- CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. eoA m tEIl 100 tEr',ao n
for Bosron, Shore Line. l2l5 or Aop n a.. -. r
For Hartford and Springfield 400 b. tEI) izi' Nv th1''
aJOn n.
For Hartford Proyiasncs .nd Fihti ,lro.d 400 tEL,l
le.lSp IN a.- p.g...A a. sco
e. l2.i5 800. aoop m
or Csnal aAilrosd. i2.l3p. m to kortnemosa
FOR Eousatonic Rslroad SA n, o. IN
For nsaesuek Railroad. a.oJa IN. $50 D. N
ror Dsnburv Railroad. m +Up -
JAMES II. HOfT. Suot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15
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