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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03

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sur Giiiu1n6effffg in Wf1eret Staat lrlA 8erS66f@
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Ginnanberer entusesr ann pirtiI9en ober pentg ers
b5hten Roftenpreis in Der 4rt pertalff weroen SoB
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aanSbeser bienen, pele br sana eolOniirt gu feben
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in6e lie bic @rbeiter fir ibn an ir9ens einen 2an%
ounaspIat ober cine Giienbdbn Station heler. VIII
beabiidtieer il,lfer 5nitel ole Mrten pet beitern
mad iebeBl zbeil bes Staates au befDrbslf tnslter
mebr ail perpoutbmmnen. gSeaen hdhefen Bettfm=
mungen perweien mir aui urfer Circular nber oe1en
Der geminn Der geieafdaft tDirO pom benz ipdteren
gsrtant Der por1s5sItsaea ispsIen MegsaaGs
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tens e Minera= hiimern nes States nnn eno=
lid non ben gebibren fir 8eiorgung pom Arbet err
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pa utier Capital aiif benz 3attobefs Der 9eteu10aft
baitrt it, 70 mus iebe Bertberh0bnng hes lesteren
notbipenbia bic aetien in gIei1em Nabe wertbpoler
MAIDEN uri6 bdber rerbett unfere baber ote%
i felben eben 10 fiber oils portbeihaft ftnoen.
Die Sauptz Office Ipiro IN NafbDne, Senn., 9e9dlz
ten ub bic @eieHiboft beabiidtigt SrIbsMgeuten in
ieSe gonntp hes Staates aHsaitelef Sub fcrptions<
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autoriffrt inD, ntersei1nIngeu fiir gttte Der 0ez
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h un6 Ginmaneerungs< Seieuf9aft.
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Sefret6r. st 1Elepf ON
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03
1866.

germs5runs ser. @attsn. Die s6armss
gd,ettrI perid,est anb bepssH sur@ Bere&nnng, D.
Gin goas Matten bianeu srsi SaErp cine aadbtsnl
meni1aft pom 65f,O5O Spr5sIinsen 81 boben
sseni MN cine foIbe ansebeure 5omiIie utt q. q
fottet piss, perseErt lie mebr as mas 65soee Reas
Sden ernabren tanu. IT,. sFss5 .s,,.s% -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03

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siermt pirh sadrid5t eeeeben, bab, trait elmer In
Der eriten GeiitDn hes 80. GengreieS afgenommenen
Mite betteEt: vGine Mfte, 1uelGe jar nnterjtiHnng
oes Maues eiger Gifenb1brs nno Eele9rapbenitnte
BON Ssn GtGater HetRpwFt yrp MFtpnfas nad benz
ifiaen Mser9 eanbetfien fHpfie sias @sEfemghl ns
Der in beiaeteF AEte qneunfep Remmstgts elstMst
berufen rDifb; wsl9e Hefiaptmlln6 m per Enrnbone
~ e. eopiS NifioNrt, am l. Qttober 1866, Mtttags,
sfammeutreten fcHs spm SJpffe per GrpthIinq zines
BrHTbenten, pipes @ieeprdHSensenf ttHeS Setretdrs
isnD eiues S6aRmetltefB, wie w ieHeF Atte uoTges
idriebtn, une sr GrIeoglug anpsreF aHF9 1eHe wife
pofge{ebsnet gel4hfte, assf.
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Gonmindte fGr @liliouri: M
E1os. q. Eiet@eE -.1
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d. O. Or an. fasfzs ~
Erumnu 8. s0ome $780,. 49,.
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george nGpp, - ~
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aaa. I'D. o. abs.
MepTafT. Acbfnfpm.
Gbas. 9.f@pw laHb, ~.
s r.: +, saseaS,lfsf:s
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a22-1e Gpreb Mnb Zines eoviFe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03
1866

Sonsnirthe, bic NIT Hnse;teier treeab elmer We
sepIast SinS, m6sen nur gofar's Grterminatc'
eebrau9en. sir bobeu btefes Teittei rerfn9t una
Is fia 70 gut aus, bas ipir es fsts ssbran9sn mir
ben, aud penn cine Boz s. tsiiete. @ir oerin&s
ten site, ober fte bdIfeu nidts; bod 6DfaF's
ertcrninatOr fSStet Staten, Manie, S9absn. Amei.
fen unS gsansen in srSberer S&neaisisit, ais min
Is nieberidreiben fSunen. nebetau Ipiro IS PEI.
Iangt. .Rebina, Obio Gosettr.- "a = e5fiIh ~
Gie5e G6fnr's pbige Antitnbieu-g.
ny gertaaFt in saaibpiue, Eena., BET aIeaDrnas
eiften. unb SdnSIesn.sfs re1r f7n Aa1t
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nsg. auiaIose DetSsn ausntsepli4 ssishSet.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03
1866.

,GoRdt,s Rattsnp erttlger TT einfa@ asp
aetdbrIt9 unh fiber, Der bette RatteHpertileer, wei
Den mir ie ssfeben bdben. eoe satte; bic es fee4
irfBt Is aHb mus Rerben nnb srpar gewRbnti8 ).
einem RIate, IpeI5er non benz entfernt tt, mo- cos
gstttel bineeiteut uurSe:a (aate sbUrv. 9RiGtsur,
Rirror.) eie5s Gofar,s ebtse AnfinOigEus. q . /.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03
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= Sapbir's MitteL gegeu
bic Cholera. Die vBrieF. Mitb."
ersabIen: Sn ben Sreibieer Sabren, als |
bic @bOlera seseu geaaA.n anrddts,
frat zines Sages Eeronano &aimuno,
Der bon elmer 9aeife auriidtrbrte, in bas
3imuler Gapbir's unO faste i'm 9anfe
bes @eipra9es: sd bin frOb, naB i'd
ba bin, unb elaflid aus SaMbnrs ans
aefouunen BIN, hoo bic Cholera srafiirt;
in Dem Saufe, no i'd iuobnte, iiao idon
einise Der Cholera erIeseu." aaunt bate
er bas gefagt, fibIte Gapbir idon Elm
llubebaoen I'M unteriei6e, ltnO nit llns
aebuI6 fab er 3ainluno lid gum @bs
fdiebe anfdiden. Ser S@anipieler
bate ibn nod nibt cine balbe Stunbe
berIafIen, ais Der SlntOrift, bon benz
| fnr6tbaren @ebantert eequalt, ibn UNI,
| amt unb eefiiBt su baben, uniuObI
nurbe unb gu Bette gtng. Segen 10
ll6r 9lbenbs eIaubte er ale SDmptCme
| ber @botera gu fpiiren, unb fdidte fdnea
mad Dem Sberimebi3inalratb Dr. Sod,
ser elmer Ser erEen @er8te Windens
unb lein ipeaieIler SreAnb ipar. Ser
sIrst FAM, unterin9te ben 3uitanb Oes
2eioeaSeH, fraste, Oh &C einen9 idtFebIer
gen1aht babe u. (. 10. 9dpbir etadbtte
| ibm ben @orfau NIT Ofainsunb .,,uA9H
fpete Der Nr3t, Ornan ntub bel ieoer
&ranfbeit inOibioualiliren. SIR Sail 1T
elm eisentblmtider, i'd :oerOe Sbuen
@tipas berf6reiben." gr feste fib an
ben @6rsibpult unp ,f6rieb elm 9fesept,
y0a," iaste er, sIefens @ie. 9apbir
las; Recipe: sic gfnb Elm hummer
&erl, elm Sds, elm SaienfuB. = nOus,"
iaste Doftor, leien sic fi6 ale 8ierteLs
itunoen, bann ale baIbe Stunoen Dor
bis Sic seneien finb." Odnn rief Ell
Sapbir1s 8eoienten unO iaste: Blu
gorIorec, tpeftn SIR Serr bas '&sSep
Sa ni9t sebraaden ipoIlte, 10 iasen Gi
ibnt auf meme gerantpOrtuns ale Bier
telitunben Iatt Dor: Sic iino Elm bum.
,ner &erl, Der DottOr bats geia9t uni
berI6rieben." 9antlt iaete er vsut
, sfa6t." Son btefen GugenbIide al
fparbe Gapbir beiIer. Sapbir faete Oanl
oft: vsaie bat mir Elm Dds ttebr Ser.
snaeen seu1adt, ais iener, tueI@en mi
Der OottOr oftropirte. Dieies einfa@
NfitteI: Sie finO elm DDS, 1T probat
IS i9 fann es nit 8uberfi@t in allen Sal
2 len aIs elm @unOermitteln bas bnsu :
] bDer Yatient muB baran alaubenln
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03

1866.
9amB hfs slime nif&e-
! Nadstfohrt MrtieusGeIellIdaft.
1866

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ueritteI Der nelen, anf has SoIioeite erbauten u5
Gleaantefte eingeric3teten groBen eiiFnen @o1ts
Sampfi9ifie
aIIemauia, $500 Cons, (ueu) Gapt. q. FrausSuan
ge r mania, 300 ~ 3-ebters.
@arputa, $500 y 6. @eier.
ssoaria, aaOO NJ aaaabs.
6 NIB : III ] $50 I On nas.l
spei 9ampfer I'M gau besrifien..
Die 9ampfer eiefer 2inie perbelt rudhtenb oiefes
! 5a5res regeIntdbis BON Rem @gOrt n0ab sambars
Mao aIDar an
Sebr. 3. Il sllia. iii IS. Is.
SRara 8. II; 81. @pt LIS. 1b. 22.29
9lpr. Ia. 81. i28. Sck 6. 49, 20. o..
-gfai5. 70. 10. 26.9tob. 3. 10.
Stunt 2. } 16. %. 30.
Son STEM <gorf nad) fy,a
Salnburg SATIRE, 2Onbon unS Sont>
ii gbafiptDf: II tlnsse1
:. ria. oberer soIOn ...9.....s.$i05 90
sulH's 1lnterer Gallon .......-.. g g % %
8mii9enbed. ......................--. 81 81
son Samburs u. Sabte mad saeius9orf:
l. eoipte Sbsrsr salon =. ..,'s st Z g g
S1NN' ! naterer Saloon -..-... ~ ~
2rutfGenoe6 ~. .L-s. .-...- 40 ~
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RinSer srpif6en uuS 10 Sabren bies1dIfte. (gM'
/ incIItipe 8ef6ftigung)
Refpur=7idets su erndBigten Pret1en.
Nrserbem rperben p6brenb bes gansen Sdbres GEtrt
/ Steafners abeben, TO 6ab nahea cine Iu0dentitd
@erbtnbnne apif9en New>Dort rno San1burg ftntt
sfinben wiro.
am I6aattastooe zines ieben Damp Hotties an.
Egesen EaiIa9e in beien Dentpfern lnenSe man I'D
| in Stem Bort an bic acknowledgement ben 2inle
6. 81. &i1ar6 url6 8oas,
/ SO. 6 SartIap sStrase, nabe BrOabwap.
| 70. Sent 6mts s-ss z5-ss5c..s.s l-ssg So -saf
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co., -. s.ex
p 7 NJ na ~ 80 !. sg's p'sls
@leats AuseA ppvt ~ SDstpgu's', J, ~
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ueA let'' "m VIC W le"et 9'9w' t1lH
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90 Os'. 1919 =. 80. - s. D' :: 'aas 3
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go 'f'r $50. 800 49, !
= s',aAl., ivy w orr Ise IN So -.
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a9"'.u1 Osa' <.Aagl.l's ~ o.0'.. ~
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1865.

gsert Der SrahItne tommt perIafien NINETEEN unb
uasesiefer ttteaSSts nh Rsttsu uns Ranie isrias
sanerumBer- is sa !.
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IA smile was on her ip-health was in her look
strength was In her step, and In her hands-PLANTA-
TIoa BITTEns''
8. T.--186O-.-X.
few bottles of PLANTATION B1rrEas
viii cure Nervous Headache
Cold Gold s;omnn E1tTe%ities s and %i, Feyerish % Lips
Fiatulency and Indigestion
Nervous Affections.
q Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostration; Great Weakness
I" Sallow Complexion Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
1t is estimated that enths OF all adult ailments,
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secreons of the liver overowing the stomach moi
son the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
After long arch, able to present the most
rema kabt cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tho
PLANTATION BIrrRas, and not instance complaint
has come to our knowledge
Il is most efectual tonic and agreeable stfmulant
suited to all conditions of life.
The reports that 1t relie upon for
faction Of the public and that patients may consult
their physcians we append list of its components.
CALIsAYA tARK.-Celebrated tor over Two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever and Apue D spepsa
Weakness eto 1t was introduced into Europe by the
Count ss. wifi. Of the vceroy , Peru. in 1896 and
afterwards sold by the Jesuits for the price of
its oon tgeg in SILVER, under the of Jesus o,o
asTs a ana was hna made public by Louis XVI King
fehruge qualities during HIS soutn American travels
CAsoAhtLLA BARK-For disrrhps, collie aud diseases
OF the stonIach and no els.
DANDHLIoN-For Inflammation of the loins and dron-
sica' affections.
LAVENDER fLowERs-troni, ,tic. stimulant and tonic
highly inwgoratinG in nervous debility.
WINTERaRREN-For Bcrufula, htumatsrn, etc.
ASIsE-An aromatic cartnlnativ,; creating heah
muscle and milk; much used by b.others nuraing.
Also clovebuos, orange. carrawsy, corander SNAKE
G T1QR0
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8. T..-18B0 *.

Another wond rful ingredient. of great use smone
the Spanish ladies' ,ou h merica. impartng beauty
Known 20 the of the world, and wo withhold
its name for the present.
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most in vogue this season are chains oameos,
horse: shoes, stirruPs, and other equine emblcmss
in yulcanite, crystal silvor and spa. The first and
soft, rich black, the other frost pearl, white.
They are seldom Rcen in combination, tho spa
trasting moro favorably with red and yellow.
Gold and coral enter into combination with vulca-
mite with good effect
Ladies insist on slippers smaller than ever, and
with tons moro largely aud more deliberately or
namcnted than over. A part OF the crced OF
ladies is, tha' largo roscttes mako slippers look
email, and tor fear that any human eyes should
possibly escape seeing tho largo roseltes of tho
season, cleaning or glittering "jewoP is set in
the centre, and tho mind Of the wear or rests salts
fed The material most affected for slippers is
satin and bronzed kid. a novelty is the silver
kid, which is penrly in it's 1uict lnstre.
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BRANDENBUna AND HArcBURa.-rhe Paris Steele
OF June 10, III an art Clio under this heading, pro-
tests against the usual name given to the ruling
b uses in Prussia and Austria, the House OF
Brandenburg tor the one and the House OF Haps-
bn'g tor the other, as contrary to history It re-
fers To the fact that it We. henzollern who, IN
l4l5, acquired the msrgravi.te uf Branden-
burg, which posses-ipn was, in 14l7, coufirmeds O
them by 'he Emperor The present King is u
direct descendant of the Huhenzollern, 4. d that,
therefore. is his family name, and not Branden-
burg.
l" regard to Austria, tho Steele remarks that
they t'ok tn, lr origin from sou OF the Count OF
Asace, Rtlebo'e who, in 1920, Du 1t the Castle of
Hapshurg, in the Swiss Canton Of Argua, and
Werner one or his sunr, first took the title of
nount OF psburg One OF their drscendants,
Rudolnh, Increased his d. mi ion in Swhz-rlnnd,
acquired the Dnchy OF Austria, aud in 1878 was
et ctrd German Emperor. This Hrnse OF II ,ps-
burg, Austria, the Siecie maiut tins, became rx-
ting sui-hed upon tho death OF Oh rles vi in ITO,
leaving no mdlr heir, and bis danyhrer Maria
Fherosa marrying Duke Francis Of L RI -ine, Of
whom the pros"at ruling family in Austria are
DESCENDANTS. Ii is ther, re claimed by eur Paris
c"trmporary that Austria il not ruled by q II ,ps
burg, but by Lorrai ~.
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a9- sP EoIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
little acorns grow" The diseases known to tn,
uman race spring from causes small to almost
efy detection. The volumes Of scientific lore that aD
the tables and shelves the medica fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pimple the skin teltsle and indicator Of disesse
II may fade and die from the surface of the body
ou wi breach the vita iperhaps. at last and death
ne the aud Ana close. MAGGIEL'S BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIo, an DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fail. While for Burns scald Ohiblains, Outp
and all abraslons of the skin MAGGIPLB salve iB
fallibe. Sold by J. MAGGIEL No. 4S Fulton street.
New York, and all Druggists, at rs cents per box.
September 25 Tyr
aS HYGIENIC WINE-THE GREAT I'M
PORTED TONIO.-It is utterly different from alcoholic
trashy bitters 1t endorsed by Aftys members OF
the American Medical Association ,uih their signatures,
Baltimore May l. 1855. All physicians who examine
unhesitatngly approve It. It Is the BEST TONIC FOR
LADIES known. Sample sent on receipt OF Sl6.
LAMBERT & KAMPING. Importers.
Nos. 81 and SO Broadway, New York.
MUSOAT PERLE-hnest Table Wine
N. B.-Samples sent to physicians, ,oh formula. free
| of charge. mw2mos June25
nBsEA ISLAND sHIRTS-A FIRST GLASS
YOKE SHIRT. for gentlemen for So each. Will At any
well formed man perfectly Made in the best from
the excellent cottons OF the AnKwRIaHr MILLS and lin
ems Of FEssELL l. Son, BELFAST. IRELAND These su-
perb shirts will be sent to any point in the South where
there is Express Office for $50 per dozen-the pay
collected on delivery.
All Linen SHIRTS, So rs.
and ply Linen Collars, 50 per dozen.
India aauze Underclo hing at 81 rs each
And general aasnrtn nlert OF ueutlemens Goods ut
'''-''' f''' r F. SMITH FOWLER.
June 26 wfm1mo Park Row. New York.
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a5- DU TCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY.KuLFR
Makes quick work with flies. and If commenced earIv
keeps the house clear all tho summer
Look ont for limitations Get DuTcuEn's only
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co. ITCHl ITCHl TTCHl sCRATOHI

a5- ITCH ITCHI ITCH SCRAT HI
sCRATCHt sORATCHI wHEATON'S OINTMENT
will tho itch In 4s hours Also Salt Rheum
Ulcers, Chilbains and all truptons Of the Skin. Price
80 cents. For sale by all druggists by sending 90
cents to WEEKS h POTTER. Sole Agents. ITO Washing
ton street Boston, It will forwarded by mall free
postage, to any part OF tho United States.
Junex 6mos
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

NJ i ~,
Messre p II. DRAKE y Col have been great suf-
ferer from DyspeI for three years. had
abandon INV professi n. About three months ago
rtrd the Plan alton Bttes. and my gr. Joy
no, nearly well man have reco olnmonded them In
several cases, and, Hs ir know ulways with signal
benefit am re pectfuIly yours
Rev J, B. CATHORN,
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On da, TINT the Pr,ure nr Wales met Mrs.
Rtchi', 'ughter OF Gen. WAds worth, ut u con, t
Dali, una that nor beauty m rie great al ini-
during the evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns- AWAY WITH sPEOTAOLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without speotacles. Doctor or Medicine
f.mphlet mailed FREQ on receipt Of ton cents Addres
6. b. FooTE. III. D., No. llso Broadway, New York.
November
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sHEnMAS House. CHICAGO, Ill.

F. bru.ry IL, 1863 I
MRssHs p Fl. DRAKE CO:-Pl send another
twelve cases of you Plantation Btters. AS morning
appetizer they appear have superseded everything
eise aud greatly estretned.
Yours. &c, GAGE & WAITE.
Arrange ents are completed to siupiy any de-
mand for article which has net ht ret fore been
possbio
The public rest assured that In no Gaze will the
perfecy pure standard of he PLANTATION bIrrERs be
departed from Euery tnh bars he 6ac-si,ne of our
signature Stee plate en9raut,0, Il cannot be oey-
Any person pretending to sell LAHrAIIoH BrrrrRs sa
bulk or by Ue gatton sOndier and imp0s<r Bev are
OF retned o"fnes SEE Mdt our Irtunke Stamp UsnU-
rILATED spery cok
solh by all DRUGGISTS Groeers and Dealera
the country.
P. b. DRAKE & CO., New York.
April 20 ImwIv.
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PHILADELPHIA, h Month. 17th Day, 1902
RRsPEoTED RIEND:-My daughter has been much.
beneh It'd by the OF thy Plantation Btters. Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
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na- DATOHRLOR,s HAIR pYE-THE ORIaINA

CO BATOHRLoRs HAIR DYE-THE ORIGINAL
aud best in the world The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown. with.
out injuring the hair skin. Remedies tho i'll effects
Esd dyes. Sold by all Druggsts The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHELoR. Also.
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs
For restoring and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATOHELoR New York
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aB COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THIS CEI.E.
BRATED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand
8 made from the choicest materials. is mild and
emollionti in Its nature. rragran'ly seem c,, and
eItromely beneficial In its action upon tho skin For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
February lyr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-29
BY LEWIS BAKER.


Anew AOhhi JAIL ~s'
Cotton-rather moro steady at 45a49c
for middling Flour-without material
change; s7,75a7,90 for extra state; S8,25
as,50 for extra round hoop Ohio; $3.50
al0,3O for trade brands, the market
closing heavG Whisky-dull; western
at S2,27. Wheat dull and without
decided change; No, l Milwaukee club at
Sl,74 i'll store; new do. S1,75. Rye-dull.
Barley and Barley Malt-dull and nOmi-
nal. Corn-more active, but prices
without decided change; 79aSic for un-
sound; S2a85c for sound mixed western
in store and delivered Oats-frmer but
less active at 43a45c for unsound western;
5Sa60c for sound. Parliamentary;
crude at 81 2; refined in bond more &C
tive at 53a55c. POrk-heavy and lrregu-
lar at S2S 624a29,S7t fol- new mess; clo-
sing at S2s,62} cash; S25a2S,2o for old
do; closing at S25 cash; S20,75a2l for
prime; S22,5O for prime mess; 6,75O bbls
new mess for February, March and April
sellers option at So, 50a29,75. Beef
quietS; 1850 for new plain mess; S2l for
new extra mess. Beef Hams-quiet for
western at S40a4l,50. Cut Meats-un-
settled at 1l4al2fc for shoulders; Cum
berland cut to arrive at l5c. Dressed
Hogs-frm at l2fal3c for western; 134a
1Ssc for city. Lard-steady at 154alsc;
$500 bbls. for February, March and
April sellers option at lsal84c. Butter
quiet and steady at 20a32c for Ohio
Cheese-dpll at Is l.2alS l-2c.