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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

THs Richmond and Fort Wayne Railroad is prog
ressnr very rapidly. The enterprising and pushing
contractor. DsGRAFr. has already commenced laying
down rails the other side OF the river opposite
our city, through SevastcPol
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

II you want Paten: for an invention procured
promptly and everything prepared just right, apply
to JOS RIpsK, in the P. .. Buildng-entrance
Main, and Immediately the Post Office See his
card in another column.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

GOV. o. p. MoKroN. is now at Greenmouut Water
Cure Immediately south of this city. We trust a
course Of treatment here will the Governor to
good health.
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Z O A =
Remarkable Young Lady.

VWVhE Magnetic Doctress- Miss Teuues see. wi.n
j called tie " ondcefel Child, hs returned
de city and established infrmary Fifth So. NJ
433. near Mound, where she be consulted all
matters perts mag TO die ami health. She will give
person persnus cDasraed. With much certainty.
- seArosly to leave doubt of their guilt and when
required will insn unconsetpae and rsse.
TO svery part of tha vasi. and hunt up absent per-
sons. whether dead alive and thraagh her tell he
nquiring friends their shes and hercaboats She
viii guarantee to make permanent cures in all
she undertakes. Cancers xtractea root aud branch
without Instruments or pain, OF drip u blood in
from four 70 twenty teur hours. Paraly.ea person.
made b. walk in fe thru nina DAYS and all other
diseases treated wiah the success, such liver
complaint sumption. Its, heart discsse sight and
hsarae ressored and al dasaass that aesh 10 heir
express when refaifed. 1ex, 1l73 Cincinnati, r. o.
Through her extensive practice lately abe has also
woodhsu - assist hns. sex "a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

ous old friend JAcos KKxS, learn is about start
ing Clothing Store at the Depot, in the Mcwhinuey
Building. Jacob under stands the BUSINESS fair
dealer aud gentleman of the first water.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE.-For sale ar great dis
count, a schola rship in Gundy 4 Hoilingsworth's
Commercial Colleges. at either richmond, Logansprt
Lafayette. Springfield. Hamilton. Apply to the
Columbian Job Printing Office.
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A GARD TO INVALlDS.
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

Il
AMERICAN WATCH
1t having come to our knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the market
in great number calculated by their utter worthless
ness TO injure the reputation of genuine products,
protect interests and the public from impo-
ston, again publish the trade marks by which our
Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO., Walthan, MssA," 60
graved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
APPLETON, TRACY s CO., wal,ham, Aass.,'
engraved on the inside plate.
The THrRD has tie
"P. S. BARTLETT, Wal,han,, Mass engraved On
the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American watch
Co. painted the dial, and warranted in every
respect.
The FOURTH has the name
"wM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass engraved On the
inside plate, and is not named on the dial. -
And the above described watches made of various
sizes, and sold in gold silver cases, may Be-
required.
1t ishardly possible for accurately describe the
numerous limitations to which have alluded. They
preaching escape the observation Of the
unaccustomed buyer. Some represented made
by the ..Unon Watch Co., of Boston, Mass,"-no
such company existing. Some named the SOL
dier's Watch, 70 be sold our Fourth or VIM Euesy
style, usually known the "Soldier's Watch
Others named the Appleton Watch Co. I" others
the "P. s. BartLEY," instead OF p. S. Bartlett;
besides many varieties named in such manner - 70
convey tie idea that they the Variable produe-
tons of the American Watch Company.
We also caution the public and particularly soldiers,
against buying certain articles CALLED watches, ."
freely advertised in illustrated papers rs "Arny
Watches" Officers Watches" magic Tine OBJ
servers" "A rcana Watches &C.. the prices Of which
are stated to be from sixteen dollars. good
watch in times, cannot be afforded for any sucA
money. fe
little attention the part of buyers viii protect
them from gross irapositios.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

STEPHEN r. WisGISs. Esq, has bought Mr.. Gibbs's
fine twestory brick house Main between Sixth and
Seventh streets, paying him $4,000 for it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

Losr Saturday night last at Phiips's Hall. a
plain gold breast with white set in it worh S25o
and "Butter Fly neck-tie. liberal reward will
be given If the finder will leave it at this office.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

JAS McwHrNNEY. Esq, has traded his farm in the
! eichhorhaed of Westville. Ohio for the House and
To, of DR. Kersev on South Seventies street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

ANOTHER party, Henry Dickinson Albert Aibertson,
James King, and OIL Posey started for the Reservoir
above Piqus, this morning fishing success to them,
we hope they will get bite
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~Aaron Saymens little boy, about Is years old,
was put 10 the caaooose this forenoon, for MASKING
younger brothers nose and kicking his mother.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

+. II. DENNIS and family, who moved to Missouri,
uearley year ago, have returned again to our city
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

Mr. PAxsoN has sold his Boot and Shoe establish
ment in the Henry Building to Bloom Graves.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

LAST week, we passed through the store Of
ALxx. JOHNSON, Esq, in the room iii the Gait
House Block, and were shown by him some of
the most beautiful patterns for Ladies dresses
our eyes have been blessed with for many a
day His assortment of Irish Popins cannot
be excelled in the city. His Cloaks, Plaid and
Plain Shawls, are very fine and cheap. He has
a very extensive stock of Ladies Fars-from
SO to S60a set Msrions, Empress Cloths,
Domestics and Notions of all kinds, &C., &c.
&c, and it will pay a customer to 60 there
and purchase anything wanted. The room is
entirely too small to display the very large
stock of Goods he is now supplied with. and
the old adage of "a little farm, we'll titled, - fit
ted across our mind while the polite and ge-
NAL proprietor displa ysd to our gaze the vari
Gus kinds of Goods he has on hand. and We
involuntary exclaimed "A LITTLE ROOM WILL
FILLER" with the BEST Goods in the city of
Richmond See Mr.. Johnsons advertisement
on our second page, and be sure and call and ex-
anime his Goods, before making purchases else
where.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

VI. NJ Lacey, Government Revenue lnspec'
tor, is stirring up those who have failed to take
out license, stamp receipts. &c. Uncle Sam
only wants his dues, and the Major is his Agent
in these diggins,' aided by Com missioner Payne.
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Throat Affections

Are more frequently than eotherw Use caused by
thick, Shiny mucous, falling from the head
especially siuring the night. and
resulting from Catarrh, and
cured by
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

Quite novel case of horse stealing and arrest
Of the thief, came off the first of this week.
1t seems tina. young fellow by the name of
Luther Frazier, who resides at Washington, in
this county, stole mare from Mr.. Moses Hat
field of that town-took her to Winchester. o.,
and tried to sell or trade her there; he became
fearful that he might be caught, aud left Win
chester suddenly. leaving the animal at the
stable of a hotel at that place, and came to this
city. Imme iiately on his arrival here, Frazier
sent for one of our police to arrest him, who,
not coming as soon as desired, surrendered him.
self to Lewis Samuels, one of our constables,
WHO cared for him ard gave the anxious cap
tive into the custody Of sheriff Paxson At Gen.
tervillc. Mr.. Samuels then went to Winchss-
ter-got the animal and restored it TO its owner.
Sometime ago we noticed the case of an honesr
German The took his own mittimus to out
sheriff over 10 tenterville; but this is the first
case, within our knowledge, where morse thief
took the pains TO hunt up an officer to have him.
self arrested! Who says the world don't move:
NEw-JEu SWEET 'raterS. &c. W. Barnes
& Co., have just received lot of these delicious
escu,ents, fresh from the soil of kancocas,
Burlington county, New-Jersey, ami knowing
that our taste and jud yment are infaliible, es-
peciaily on something in the eating line, he
presented Us mess, and, after . fair and i'm
partial trial, our opinion is that Adam never
raised in the Garden of Eden better and more
luscious sweet potatoes, and we commend these
''taters" to all our readers aud the balance Of
mankind. $50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

Roots-IJame Roots-winter Stock of hame
timber wanted at the Richmond Hame Factory. smith
street, near Pearl. Terms-Cash on delivery.
3o-3t
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DR.. 7EEIxE'5
LIQUID cl1AhRH REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS:

The symptoms of Catarrh at first very slight.
attacks. and are more sensitive to the changes of
temperature. In this condition the may be dry,
slight discharge, thin AMI acrj, aiterw ards thick
and adhesive, may enstre.
As the disease becomes chronic the discharges
increased in quantity and changed in quality; they
are thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
Cd. The secretions offensive causing bad
breath; the voice thick and nasal: the eyes weak
the of smell is isssened destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom of Ca
tarrh thai the person is obliged TO clear his throat
In the morning of a slick Shiny mucous, which has
fallen from the head during the night. When this
takes Place. the person be nat his disease
is its way to the lungs, and should loose time in
arresting it.
The above are but few of the many Cata.rh symp-
toms. Write To our laboratory for our pamphlets des
cribing fully all symptoms; il will be sent FREE TO
any address. Also directions where to procure the
medicine.
@-This remedy contains MINERAL or POIS-
ONOCS INGREDIENTS. but is prepared from vege-
table extracts EXCLUSIVELY; therefore it is PER-
FECTLY HARMLESS, even to the most tender and
delicate chiid-aE
CALL FOR SEELYE'S CATARRH REMEDY,
aud take other. If sold by druggists in your
vicinity, they will order it for rou. Price $500 per
bottle.
~An person. suffering with any affection of the
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining to
the above diseases.
II viii be sent free to any address.
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THEDECISIVE BATTLE
HAS BEEN
FOUGHT AND WON
In STATE and City, and Town in the Union, b.
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE

CHRlSTAOORO'S HAIR DYE
over all would-be rivals and tie palm Of victory
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siOAW3 cokD!TI0N fCWDER

tlss ti,s fargs. saJc q gIors~ srd Cattle ses
cine this ee:ry II IL cssnrssi e ksss ashi root-
and fr n.iiaess psefy. certainty rpd iLorsugLB<s.
stands preeiinontfy AZ tie hesi ~ tie tst ~ Horn
and CSefk ApsrssvS
Il carries o6 all xrsrs hnrntrs- tsc~sHss hcrses om
beespin9 iii fssirng- Eur .ses the LLo. ooeens
the skin asi gives 10 sus,eh ana gtssy appeafsncs
easaosss strength every paxt u tbs
body. II sso SAT. sni csrtsiu vemsSy fes coughs
md esaas, wtasc.i s~nnr..s u,any fatal dsesses
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

DR.. d. II SEELYE r co.
PREEPoKT, ILLINOIS.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

GENERAL AGENTS.
John D. Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Fuller, Finch 4
Fuller. Chicago. H.; Burnhams NanScbaack, Chi
cago, H.; Demas Barnes Co., New York; ID. Ran
som Co., Buffalo. n Y; Farrand. Shelley Co.,
Detroit, Mich; Weeks Potter, 1soston, Mass;
French Richards Co., Ptssburg, Pa; Collins Bros,
St. Louis, No; Barnes. Ward = Co., New Orleans,
La; R. A. Robinson 4 Co., Louisville. KY: Bigiey 4,
Bro-, Memphis, Tenn; p. E. Depuy, Richmond, Var
Thompson Block, Baltimore, Nd; Dexter 4 Neiiege;
wn. Johnston Detroit Mich, Wilson, Peters Co.,
Louisville, Ky.
Oes~ II, 1873. 331y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
LANES B. ErcEo1soS. ESQ Of FL

JAMES B. NICHOLSON, Esq, Of Fhila.
dolphis, Past Grand Sire Of the Grand
Lodge Of tie United States. Irdepend-
ept Order Of Odd Fellows, will deliver q
lecture On tie Origin, Progress, Char
sctec and Design Ct Odd Fellowship" at
the Fourth street, NJ. Z. Church, On Mon
dag evening. May 9Th, at half-past 7
O'Clock. Nj Nicholson Is an accom-
pushed speaker, and is thoroughly &C
cueinted With the subject CT lis lecture.
The Lecture will be public and the adj
mission free.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

CRINoLINE.-The following item Of
Paris gossip will not be appreciated by
the Young women in the city who launt
the fitting skirt
"Crinoline, for which the manuiactur.
ers of the article have been long doing
desperate battle, is decidedly doomed
At Lady Cowley's last ball all the most
fashionable people, including her
daughter, Lady Roystons appeared with
out It, and the likeiphenomsnon was OBJ
served at the highly patronized British
Charity Ball at the Grand Hotel, Trains
are worn in ball rooms, but in the streets
ladies now walk il reasonable dresses,
pu4ed out by nothing but moderately
starched petticosts. The iron hoops are
gone fer at least this generation"
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Il AMENrAnLE occuRRENeE-O MOI

LANENrApLE oceuRRENeE.-on Mon
day afternoon Mr.. Henry E. Carter, Jr''
while at work inshis fathers distillery'
four miles East of this city, met with a
sad and fatal accident A large still IN
in the establishment bursted, ana Il
large quantity Of the scalding hotwater
WAS thrown, over Mr.. c. His arms,
breast and losrer limbs were terribly
bnrnna md Ia Received severe internal
ininrics DR. Cracraft was sent for, and
d;a OIL Lo conll 10 relieve tho unfOrtu-
ua G ~ ronnn man, but his injuries were
TOO serious to be overcome py medicai
aid. Death put an end to agony, and
tbe spirit Of Mr.. c. departed before mid.
NIGHT on Monday.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

uIRCun CoURT, The May trrm of ia,
C.gcqif Court for thisconpty commenced
yesterday
The following named Hcntlomcn con
.lituta the Grand Jury: John F Hop
kins. foreman. Samuel Irwin, Robert
Gibson, J L. Sliiel. J. n. Vance. jacob
Wise, L. j stono, Samug Langhlin
John McLuro, Jr- Edward Reid, Jamo'
F, Barnes. John " Tut,la Marshal
Jackson John Tnvpin. v M'Conu
Thomas G. Yates. James Laun5e1 md
Henry Wallac:
Tbs Grand jury found tIus bill: o:
Indictment againaf tie following named
persuasion the charges specified
Graham Martin, fcrge7T; charged I;rc
forging endorsement upon check, ard
and obtaining the money fcT tire 3aU,7
from banking tcrse IN this city.
HEM Brsuder, petir larceny: 'cta-E. /
nth stealing =o2e! @vc,1 T:',;lg&rc77 ;
meat store.
Martin CLis2ei, -cbte:T cL@7gei
With knocking dow ard Tobt:Dg 9 T&0
from St Clairs7iIlc.
Charles jordan, petir ia-220J, cra-sei
With stealing watch.
Hannah watkins, C?tit is7ce'-
,harged with stealing az goods.
Charles Mocris, (colcred,l 0isde2}aan-
72i charged With making malicious
aud unlawful assault up0n hc-, stall
bling and cutting with intent e -1a;r,
Jisfgure, disable and kill
Money Amelia Eddips [coio1?ij, Fst;i
iaIcsnZ charged With stealing clothing
ron Henry CIeDgle.
IL the casa Of We3lG- vi C0llcughi
.na7gei With passing spurious money,
tie Grand Jury returned not trua ill:
and prisoner was discharged
J. Hanson Good, Esq. vas Gi3ijlsi
t. practice law IN the CeuTt; sad George
r Cali-eil, Esq. 1lei petition ASKING
,icerce frr the same purpose
The fell so named genti2G.." go.
saturated u s,-= lanes DdI-- ~
rod I r2r5cr D6a; Eatc7 & ia" "%'.
a;ch Caiiin9- -cj i Str Char 'l,.@
rasisLcrt Barr: Ie1Gnao1 c."3I
Icfr GtezeT John IoT;i john Iippat
Gec-ze 1&usUeT- James NJCGUG2 -7-E
IoLH ! B7o-0. James Aah-oTtL I.on1
Holetar Wra Morgan, frank Will
i'Tei =. Snyder andChas. { E'"''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

tIEsA,1 RE:277, Oar justly popular
t1;snd NJ George Ross, &c -eii tnc-n
: tie public IS = oie5f al tue ILure
mouse dunn 7,-arai -ea7- past rs
isaseathc Stee07oi property 1tous Two
anda Salr miles east q tue city and
lifted it. up rs 4 summer boarding
house and co1ntr! resort TIE house is
Tery commodious, elegantly furnished
and beautifully situated, aud the tabie
will be supplied during the s1mre;
nth the choicest deltcacies either city
or county can afford. ALREADY sc-o q
The most fashionable and best citizens
hare secured rooms fer the summer, am
Ill who know George know also thae b
Iii snare no pains re prc7ide for the
sonfort and pleasure Of his. guests
Such On establishment as his has Ion.
been needed near the. city. We WIS
hi-l abundant success. -a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

COMMITTED. -Justiee of the Peace
Johnson yesterday committed Stephen
Loggett, the notorious horse.thief cap
tured on Monday by officer Fender, to
Jail, TO await the requisition Of the arI'
ihorities of Pennsylvania.
The prisoner is charged with stealing
a valuable horse from Mr.. Andrew Long,
Of Allegheny county, Pa. Mr. Long
reached this city yesterday, identified
his horse and left with him for home.
Leggett was captured by officer Fender,
at the "Stone House on the national
road, q few miles this side of st. Glars
Vile. He is one Of the most daring
horse thieves ont of limbo We hope he
will receive his dues at the hands OF an
Allegheny county jury. He has been
out OF epenitentiary but few months,
having served fifteen years term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02
TnE cApIz BuReLAhS.-Me haye no

TIE CADH BuRGLARS.-We have nc
additional particulars to report this
morning in regard to the Cadiz burgla
~. The search for the balance OF the
rogues continues. Up to a late hour
last night but four OF the thieves had
been captured, and $I5O000 of the
stolen fuads recovered
7. S.--Since the above was written
we learn from "a gentleman who just
arrived from Cadiz that all but about
5000 Ofthe stolen funds had been re-
covered
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TaSEz CcuI77s.-Rsudaii Irisie,. ,

I.1SEz CcUI7s.-Randaii Irisie'. Il
this city, enc Of the burglars who vas
CAPTURED al Cincinnati TeaE CT Two
since; VAS yesterday; b. Justice johnson
committed TO jail on third count. Viz :;
That Of 1obbing TIE dry goods store Of
Messrs. Jacobs & Bro he viii now &c
held on three counts First fcI break
ing into ana rotbing T-ilde'3 book store
second, for stealing clothing from the
Office Of the Home Insurance Company,
and third, for b1sakinginto and rohhing
Tie iry goods store Of Jacobs & RTa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

WEBSTER TOWNSHIP Mr.. Burnett
registrar for Webster township 18th
Ward) will be glad to see at his resi-
dencc, next door to Eberlings tavern,
either to-day or this evening, all the un.
registered voters of his township,
There are many in that township who
have not yet had their names recorded
and it is highly important for them TO
attend to it at once Remember-to.day
OF This evoning-neXt door to Eberhng'S
tavern
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

SIR DrFacGT "A necass.i- ,hat nc
r.;nz ieli moro auj U11a a. ~ 'a'
cities s place -t3J, -5ir7tla7 may 1e
.afoiZ deposited Trs n7nts az o0'
7cno5 viii il, ,aJz 81 rT,-7''
ro7es continuing mroyrJm r7r'7
government honj. :toai ce''i"7a''
e, Tb;se G,-as ,1poai =. s67rle,l
.ifI. hsrou.ns v,g.i7a-s y',n'o' e..
iaf;oa: that EaujsTsb',r h7,dl, Spa.
O, inns a. 7ntaTr, T. wsaT 1at,sa'ta
,,lr1bls Tarss=;tv there have assu eat.h
iisiai a. 5stiaus ,,t,a; S't. D5r"@'t
Companies The 6Jst thing 80 b. oh.
aimed is parfectl- Lra-pT67l hnildrn.
lis second Is = very large buTElarrr"9i
sqf,. IT. SAFE Al = proposed 6l A'Ti.iS
MO three compartment L. ,h5 nis'
1-rPa7fmenJ vii IL prepared , large
3rmrsr Of inner safe arranged 57H'r-
-bc& afTaT tbs manner u b7ZeS a, th5
F-sTofsce 7pi the=c viii he i3T rem,
nj stringent rules enforced l. pTaTc0T
--.rfr77!-ei rare7n= attaining access
= trsra The holder 0f q safe key mU7j
=. iisntiied 1t tbs ,0uBt5r a. th5 PEI
on renting tho safe t. which At corr =
,rnis n Ire legal representative u
.a7h person before h. tan t7Ufh his
property -,
IL The second ,ompAlIm,ul 0ul h'
.,a7aTad places Tor keeping silver v'r'.
3qwairv aud othar articles such a' l1e
TIC usual r1a7 az burglar ana pa1sors
wha ara leaving their house, ior at1mo,
..izha have moro silver ami gold aud
precious stones than they want to keep
Constantly about them. can, By making
hem Up in package duly scaled, md
saving a small Zee have assurance o.
fneir safety while absent or at intervals
RetNecn state OCCASIONS facilities being
.fforded for the withdrawal oil the All
les deposited upon presentation 81
certificate.
The third compartment ia tor ,ie san:
seeping Of private boye= iaI whi0f
2hecks will be giTen. ..,
1t strikes rs that az enterprise IT hi'
,eso7ipt:oa might he successfully in7ug
c-Nted he1e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

WEST VIRGINIA CLOTHING House. 49,
The Spring season is upon rs, and the
time Tor making 4 change of garments
is at hand. With q view to meet the
wants of the citizens Of this city and
state, NJ Gutmau & Co have opened 6
large and fashionable clothing emporium
on the southeast corner OF Main and
Monroe streets. where a large stock Q.
clothing and gertlsmen's furnishing
goods has iaat been reoei-ei. All Ire:f
ana new, ami will he said cheap foI 'asn
3nl~.II7
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=-SS.G

ErAr III u PicTCRLe-M5 II K iatC
az RerEel5 county. ia cap7a5sing tha
ctr for the sale of beautiful ana neatly
framed portraits in oil If Washington
Lincoln. Grant Sherman. Lee and lack
som Those who desire something hand
SOME IA the way Of = paTlnr ornament
;hanld not fall t. purchase one or more
If The portTaita Mi Tabb 10 lIso agent
fol he aala Of DI Datney'5 i.io 81 @ione
wall Jackson. The heat biography Il IhS
eTaai chiriiain thai has yet been pub
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL I'VE see
that Hon. K. V, Whaley of this state,
has been presented by the employees Of
tho government printing Office with a
beautiful bound volume, asa estlmnnlal
of their appreciation of his efforts to
make eight hours legal days work at
the government printing Office The
of the employees, numbering
so, appear on the first Page OF the
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