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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-22
THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE

L opened for the reception Of Pupils on Mon
day. August Goth, 1866. The course of instruc
tion will comprise all thesordinary branches of
a finished English Education. Music, and the
French and German taught Ivy competent In
structors.
Strict attention paid to the department of the
Young Ladies, who will be required to observe
punctually, the Rules and Regulations adopted
for their improvement and for the maintenance
Of good order. Pupils admitted at any time
during the year, and charged from date Of en-
trance. No deduction made for partial absence
from school, or for the remainder of quarter,
when q Pupil is finally removed before its ex.
piration, except in case of serious illness or
dismissal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-22
MAIER & M'KINLEY,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Merchants.
steamboat Agents, 'E- ..i
Wharf Boat Proprietors,
vUnss Us,-s.:r

Wharf Boat ProprietOrs,
Wheeling, West Virginia,
A GENTS OF THE PARKERs.
n BURG and Pittsburg Line of Daily Pack.
cts, keep q large and well selected Stock of
Boat Stores and Family Groceries at Wholesale
and Retail, No. Al Water Street.
They have fitted up large and comfortable
Waiting Room on the wharf-boat for the exclu-
sive privilege OF passengers waiting for steam
boats, whore they will be kept until the arrival
of the packets. Freights received at all hours
both day and night, and they will exert them
selves to their utmost to give satisfaction to all
by their personal attention to busine lyle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-22

NEW MACK. GRKL,-s -
~ 100 half barrels, catch . isoojass re'eIVea
and for eale
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-22

THR DAILY REGISTER STEAM
JOB PRINTING OFF1CE executes ali
kiuds Of Printing, from Card 20 q Poster
neatly, chezply, and on short notice. Once On
Narkst street. between the HcLure House and
The NAKkst House
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INSURANCE.
National Insurance Compan,

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital stock -. -. 100000
GEO. I K. WHEAT. JAS. Mc sSi.tSN.i
DIRECTORS:
John E. Wilson. A. Q. Qnarrier,
Samuel Harper, james v; UT,
JT. Updeeraf, al Geo. K. Wheat. ,
Christian Smith, HIN GSNf EEsE
This Company, having been fully organized
Ia nr,nared to transact business, and asks q Id
eral share of public patronage.
Rates as low as any first class Company.
Office No. aS Monroe street, up stairs, next door
to First National Bank. c.
mar22 JOHN BlSdof, Dec"
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PIANOS.

THIS COMPANY, HAVING Oh
i GAHLZED In April, les4, IN eosiuesss6
with the well known hrIn Of GAEHLE 4 "
"A Joint stock coaapzpy exclusively Of pis
teal Piano AAksTs who have held Pf0nLsn.
positions in some Of the best estabbshnshs
this country and Europe
bius al the exoslsnciss of Ell he
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-22
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, August II.
Current prices for the week at all the
cattle markets are:
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sGANIC WEAKNESS

Member of the Royal College of surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate from one Of tho most eminent
Colleges in the United StatsA and tho greater
part OF whose life has been spent in tho hosp
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
cures that were ever known; many troubled
with ringing in the head and cara when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, bashtulness with frequent blushing, Al,
tended sometimes with dcrangemsnt Of mil
,,-a,... anr..d iu,..adSatal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-22

Reflect that sound mind and body are the moe
necessary requisites 70 promote oonnubial happl
ness. Indeed, without these tho journey throun
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospco
hourly darkens 20 tho view tho mind become
Swallowed with despair and filed with the me-
ancholy reflection that the happiness OF .anotb,
becomes blighted with our own.
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YOUNG AIEN

Who have injured themselves BY certain pa,
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, d,
effects OF which are nightly felt, even whsI
asleep, and IL not cured renders marriage impOs
sible and destroys both mind and body, sbOult
apply Immediately.
What pity that q youngman, the hope ofhl'
country, the darling OF his parents should b.
sIatched from ali prospects aud opjoyments o
life BY the consequence OF deyiating from Oh
habit Snch peroons must before contemph
ting ..H'
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Ncm Ordinations.
ST COLLECTIONS OF
II CHURCH MUSIC -, .rruoxs
,ouvrr A., spS WN b. BRADBURY, GEORGE r. KOOf
49,, M ,DauRY,S LATEST WORK.

CHURCH MUSIC ,,.r, =, .rruots.
LOWELL m.s6S T TH r' ) Pa%5SURi GEORGE ROOT
MIR. BRApBURY'S LATEST WORK.
TIE so,E. "a snre Schools By wItT r'e
, a. ~ "S.bor Church Mqc Books ts It i hardy peccy
sSm%soS s .r5SSd 90 Of over %a eS It's
ss& s ne s o D's.s 0, q % a
Ms d''-''' 1 'H MIS KIM % LAT WORN
AsAP or TIE Ch0RBoOk New CSlee,,0o e. s'0 sy
Lowell Music aud William Mason fTce 81 % eA<hi
Fnn,s Of Mn,csl Notation are sorseahy slorrsxsrey
.peasns pieces pa.osg. eees etc TIE June Dsps d
s Anthem i. a attractive 1t 70
ms the BEST most iraet's ~es o. s S ~nn 'xe Te
sSeS by new aIs. nom Mr. William Mason as em emil
''H foreign a Mr. 4%i ROOFS LATEST WORK
THE DPAsoS collection Of Cs@1 MN M sS to 70, y ESas1 are
Es,rse Tor Rssns Vocal reuing raItSons. Rounds
sSor fo P SSSs 50 eaos' SIS PER
eoprcon With which oene and mo-. enjoyed
portion Of those popular songs which are ringing '9u sVs1
sy round the Fag tc the product Of his iers
h The DiapasOn" his latest and best werk in this
department. - ,~ ,,,o,,
THE PRhlsE OF ZION % ShG SsSlns Schools S slG 50 se
s: By ssIos WILDER and r. 5 DAVENPORT fHs %
a new book recently published iuses the very
.nes ing e To say bat kei would be 700 milo
are 90 uous in work css reh and effective that
following this books lite music Is res
m hand dncnH
2 variety the time
original composition. BY celebrated composers Chss zeuner
&c. J. 10 has cIe aInoenof new music
variety Tunes Of all meters well as Anthems aud
Pieces tanged Choruses and also v1h solos, Duets Ne
careful selection Of the best old tunes from carrnina
Its Singing School Depnruef cesr
concise practical It Is rich singing School music ftsonss
Ss Sc TSs yps S ss ana and cSc Hns o adopt
"The Praise a. Zion" viii be pleased with II. .,,
THE STANDARD BOOK FOR ALL T1ME.
THE NEW CARNA SACRA being one OF the most complete
popular Of Psalm and Hymn Tunes Anthems ssu
Chois Congregations Singing Scnools hu 20
published By LOWELL MASON Price 81 % each I' "
per dozen. -, 4. l. hola n.
Of sscred music is entitled to De ned as
IL Il this Originally published twenty-five sDoe has
lad ceunusnce popularity enjoyed o @
Other book half million copies have been sold ana ~
continues besens OF church music books sete
found has used It; aud whatever ot BOOKS
ack chors feel that they can do without
II good good; page is good is Do
than any oibe-perlaps 1t would he true to say NOR % ~
eombned-urishe the material from which nearly on we
bymp complied Its Elementary Department OF
gudNo Notation, recently been made ae We
singing Schoh SoA.
recommending such book 1t wi PioeaDS
other book
pubic. MASON BRO THEIRS no $50 BrordWsy New orl.
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Mem Dnblitaticns.

So GOOD THING" ERICH AND RACY."
n .1lP.roP,' LOOK ~ IT." A Handsome Pictorial. A
cspisl Family Magazine. TRY The ILLUSTRATED PHREN0
LOGICAL JOURNAL haf yo'Juy to Jsnoary-for 81; or a
Y,r for a. good med1n Tor seeei advertisements Sews
men have IL Address FOWLER WELLS. No. 3a9 Broadway
New
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nlusiral Instruments.
II. GALE g. Co. -PIANO-FokIES
Mandatory and Nareroom,
. 10 Ig1 East Twelfths ST.. New York

H. GALE g. Co. PIANO-FORIES
n. Mandatory and Wareroom.o . ~,
yI,,IR HORACE WATERS Grand, Square aud Up
-, pIaXos MFLODEONs and CABlNET ORGANS,
,sholAs and retail TO LET and rent allowed purchased
Na,hv pavn,ut, received tn. rhs
barsa fun $50 70 S2a Old Pianos tsen 10 LosI
r, 20 and syrnen. plano stools and overs rahol
deos 1900 New octave Pianos for gI5 and upward
Esctory ana Wereooms No. 4sl Broadway plo
or Second hand PianoG ,io ~.
S,,ur MASON & UAWLIN CABINET ORGANS;
..o. the MASON HAMLTN PORTABLE ORGANS: Forty.
Ave darr.nt styles; prices SIS 900 eseh d. ~ nave osen
,ra birhest important sa gen
,rnl nperorty Of this class Of instrnn,eh ns
and their work ov n yuse
are ,rst6ed that with CONFIDENCE 70 y 'oJ "s
81 Of for testimony 70 s ,npe Po,.i,n ,n.
and Organs oil American A1
ncture, at ow pricr- - ",
TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAkEhS, .t
l No "a yyALhER-Sr, New. YORK
Our Company being composed rn'ey o. sp,s TN An aEJ
" are enabled 10 produce more perfect iiaA Wv " ~
OTHER HOUSE.
Every Instrument guaranteed FOR fiV' Tear"
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,AIN,s ENGLIsH COMBUSTION.
d. APPLETON & Co.,
No as AND AS BROADWAY,
iUbhsh this Day. -, u, ,,I,
ENGLISH COMPOSITION AND RHEIOh1O'


Bv EAIN NJ. A.
Profss sor Of Losic IN the University 81 AoeIoeeh"
AMERICAN EDITION hf.hlSt.D.
lyol l2n,o. Rice. ~ ~ ---
IAN The principles aHa rules Of comro:ion nst seem 20 & -
p,be al aorjns the art nave ena-s'ofen
bos together emitting a. notice q s9e tech neal tr,9' a. i
Ee practical The unrnt q this design has endS qooA
more closely allied CsmpbE philosophy Of Rhetoric hrs Lee
Wbstcys Rbtcrc than TO the majority Of IeeH ""A
on Engish composition l.-tyae from Prcfges ,.,,rD
THE OFFICE OF THE HOLY COMMUNION IN lftl> BOOh
or COMMON PRAYER; Series OF Lectures By Edward Msy
rich. Goulhun. D. y. yO. Pine So oo,,,, 49, ,,,.tu,
FREDERiCK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT; an Historical
Romance by Translated from the German by h
Chapman Co enaR and her daughters. vol. 2mo. -
history or JULIUS CESAR. BY Louis NAPOLEON Fourth
H. l2mo. 81 20; hne e-ion cioth
HOME LIFE IN THE LIGHT OF TIE DIVINE IDEA by
James Bel twin Brown. vol. l2uo.; cloth 81 -
DIsCOiRSFS OF REDEMPTION. Revealed at Suncy Times
nd In Divers Msnner.. ! VOL. bv1; pice SJ
RECENT BRITISH PHILOSOPHY a levew with Ciitclsnlss
trolDdne Mr. Mrs Answer 70 Sir VIM tam
son By David Massor vol l2mo price, cloih 81 so
APPLETONs' HANDBOOK or SOUTHERN TRAVEL: Being
sTrzveleI Guide throlsh the United States Written BY l. IL h
i VOL. l2ulc.; cloth, 81 - b. -. ut. A.. -
Marginal Reference complete INDEX
Exemption Compiler by Horace DIe
vol. syo 2e2 pages: 50 cents cloth, 81.
BhEVlTY AND BRlLLIANCf IN CHESS. = toltc'loh Il
eued the whole range Of Ltsaut by Mfon J. h-
seltne vnl,l 2mo. 81 IS.
THE HkRoNEs OF NATURE or, The Unity of Creation
By d.. g HaItwiG ! vol, 8vo.i - ~. ,.,
Either above free address on receipt Of lre
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GETTYSBURG MINERAL SPRINGS.

NOR SALE--2OO acres Farm Land around the great
hediussphps batieaeli Of Gey.5ui igcad,s the
them of these the ebert oods
Ia whoh Gen Reynolds Tue Springs reserved bat viii ell an
them ii required This properly would he Immensely val
liable as Watering Ppcc OF It's location even
these only ordinary Mineral SPRING ba; according to tue Test
C easts and invalid they ate tie most extra
ordinary country the world They supply the only
Mineral Water which have account when can be removed
aud exposed 20 the air and 20
oftemperete length tune without a." r. change
composition Medicinal virtue property which
will reduce m the 81 pang u IN the mreet
and la it, cost 70 we pHple EdsaIAse' ~hch
than must hadef good management
speedily exclude fom the Of me world ta foen and do
ryni the only American springs iu which the
mued nssd lAla bsn found. WIN be sad snJect 20
contract pUresr 81 81 the and at WAGERING Peo
10 ympany csyrl hy Gov Cggn 4 Pa Object Of ssc,cns
property tt. dine 50 gse Uuts to lsp seP DE 3asad
and E.sh,tsL ~ A. a1tfess AcD4. No RLAEs. 0sJs
bGIs, PsIn. -
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Gdles bn AuttiofI.

A. NJ MElvIN Ancuonec. -
BANGS. MERWIN d CO, Broadway cor. 4ih'
-Ss~s Of Boo&s Works Of Art Fancy Sood, NC
MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCT 49, ATT OCBOOh.
PRIVATE LIBRARY cf valuable Miscellaneous aud lheo'oo
pooLs including Works the German language O
yretv OF Cnsscal Books Catalogues are feady.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Oct. L., at 4 o CLOCK. -.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY-0 choice works III various
including many books in oreisn langngs ~
Sc Cattlogue. SRI frady
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GEO. A. LKAyIrr Aurtioneer. -
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 4oo BrOadWal

TVVOh INJVafAH TVO
ID LEAvlrT, STREBEIGll Co. successors 10 j. T. Oooey
CosuGsnRSTs Solicited ADVANCES MADE
TUESDAY, October l6, at4 o'clock, p M ,,,o,,, ,,,
GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE, RARE AND CURIOUS EIs
GLlSH BOOKsiany superb illustrated and rare Books mostly
rich bindings Among them John Bull newspaper an une
rupred 80 vols half calf; Tytefs Scotland voli Ahse
MaeriA Medca vol.; Scters Gems CrEr ~ coored AZ
Irish sny, vols; British Essayists - VOL nal
ca Anquuiin nerscy, II vols fl calf 1000 ensiayns' an
complete with index 100 vols bail hnssai Ane
MoGern History o. vcls full calls Ldnrs WoIks ~ yos
calf Muaus Christianity VOL. iul eaHi tMiY
Arabic DeoInryi Todds Anatomy Me- vols ic rasssi Vol
asst Books Bothrds Auditorium Neer9mj FISHES OF
Masbar colorel plates; Higgnss etc Drniis refkus
scupoTs; Wrirhs Indian notaHy and Pantau Orn,as
Loo paes rory sayce; Mhrrbs Historic Nature IL, yo'
elephant folio superb book Gruncrs ffe.ro Pantn;s Sot
sells vols elephant folio, elegantly bound
line engryngs Roberts Holy Land VOLS elephant ioho h
Turkey; Victoria Gallery, &c. &C.
ready and Books ex ibition.
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Droposdls.
QuAArrRxAsrER GEsEELL's OYyIcE.
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Oct. .. LEO.
or RUILDING q large FIRE.
UnarieTma'irr'Uere'aI' brr't1 bt 'uoHer'l.
siso SING PRisox, AoEsr AID wsnpgS 3 OFFICE
september II, 1850.
PROPOSALS. FOR CONVICT LABOR.-Pursuant

PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABOk.-fursuant
resolution OF the Board Of STATE Prison Inspectors sealed
will received by t underlined q thi, offer until The
m oock loon for 10 abor and srves
af tai, Prison to To employed IN the
ouayns Cutting and Manufacturing for tue term Of Five
o Tor the labor 100 Male Convcts confined In this
pn 10 "a the manufacture OF Cloth and Cing Tor
The n. period Five care tie lot day OF NoSe
Der. -. ...-t... ....i.x.I In ,,.-v.
the contractor 10 sTr 10" pN
IT,. Of ouafryinr cutting manufacturing s,ooe IN the qnAr'
beosus Prison together with the right q way to aus ron
the public highway aud TO and from the doe' IN tue
o. the Prsor. Il. 49,. .u.,-
With tho ard Of such conve,s employed the man
uetne clothing saabe IN the yard oil tue f'oh WI"
be furnished for that purpcsr. ,,,----,----t..
COME. entered no for such labor
with the date price per Of eenttacor' and o. their sur
d-postsd this office with the Clerk Of his
Prison lot INSPECTION OF all de'ous OF proposing there
Popoa f such labor ard sefvceso be employed IN qatyns
,on- addressed to tho undersigned and Hafsrd
po,. Couyc in the Stone QraIir' THOSE of
Inc labor be- employed In the mnnure OF coths
n,t be- addreed in aud MARKED "Popoa o- tue
Labor 10 employed IN the Manniieiie 'o'l
They subsranny the form OF the printed blanks when
vii b. furnished by Clerk OF this Prison 10 any person applying
be accompanied by the written consent OF e
perns 20 bec6me the d coDtrc end they must nave
aansIrd Qualification II the sure o. n sum net e o' -
provided by srctiou ~ chap. 800 Of the law OF lo 49,
the Inspectors Onte IA i''
on tho sal lh day Of October l601 al " o'clock noon
No be which oiicfs on"
per dsy reserved the Inspectors with th assent oi
the UNDERLINED 10 reject Of the rropoas made l. they
'lA Oe' II 0'' '"''''' " '' s. II. JOHNSON. Agert
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NOR SALE--A neat and beautiful COTTAGE, sit
unt.d at Bath L. Sized 2ix11 with extension. Lot 5x2ea
Location healthy d.tfnl and convenient Terms easy AMOS
SHERWO Cd. No. Al Jsyt., NY
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EOR SALE, with immediate po; esson-A three
story brick French roof HOUSE ia one1ceptiopsbe ncisi
borhood IN Brooklyn twenty mnuie ron ny. Terms easy
Uou.. in complete order hrouehon. oecuphd BY IL
owner Anrly 10 c. CHAMBERLAIN, IT,, No. 81 PiLes,.
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HENRY 81. LEEDS. AucpoueeT
HENRY H. LEEDS X MINER Will sell by auc-
TUESDAY, Oct 70. at 10 oelock at the Onio-i ie
'''''''' 4 GENTIENAS'S COMPLETE TURNOUT,
sLEIGhS, ROBES, &c, &C, viz;
TOGETHER Ok SEPARATELY. ,..,,,
pair .very handsome dark brown built hOlS
hands high and ODD as sound and KIND Without
Wee rnsrkaby styn snd easy dvrisi can uot
in three miBu o.
Flne DUU BILE HARNESS by Lowden,
los 70 WAGOS, with pole and shafts BY Brewster
AGO;
hspd,om- ligb sLEIf with pole and shafts by Stevens
II.nd.om,e GRIZZLY BEAR ROBE,
= Handsome WOLF ROBE,
Two Strings = ?. BELLS. 90, ,,,.-,,
without Tescrye. roo
at be sane un- ard plice, .....o -, .. IL.
BAY TROrllSG MARE "DOLlfj 9years ohi l'h'nu'
high; c.n 10 2:.5; warranted. .,.o,. -
BRIGHT SOEREL LADIES SADDLE MARI yeas
old: ~ hands long aud tai pony baH ana 'fS
stylish; warranted
, very handsome CRAY HORSE l3i hands highs years
old; u.d ia hsrgess end saddle very promising hoei
warranted.
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Go frt.

ELUSHlNG, l.. Ito LEI until the hrst ol May
next Handsomely Furnished HOU>E containing u looms To-
tie sud minutes walk
Fine sroubd with shubhrry &c also shng fcr
Call eddress W. h. Bradys Celery No. I1o broad
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}. ". DRAPER Aur'iuu"'r
UNITED STATES corr ron SALE.
JOHN II. DRAPER 90.
FRIDAY. De, -. 1893.
~ o'clock p W.,
No. ll2 PEAHL~sE.
UlEnoVvf-squaTel.
BY order Of .,,,.,...,,,ny,
q. :. Cotton Agent,
Ab1ut
800 BALEsBEONGA COTTON.
n, aboy, Cotton DO. BE- ca ,an'lcd sud q seed by
q. ". AMORl,
AID may he seen Ia he $50 a . -,
TIE CONTINENTAL STORES,
SgW.YOnK
WhREHOUSlNO CO.'S STORES,
BROOKLYN,
Andby ,
AUCTlONFERs
so. ll2 rEARL-Sr,
NeW.iors.
two days before tho .,,,
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LOR SALE-SIX YEARS LEASE OF STORE,
with entrance Of the best business oca
- in thscty Inquire No. IFS siItavs between Ninth and
Veufb.s
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> tN ACRES of the best FARMING LAND, near
''"'''0" my ''' j. n. TERRY No 400 Broadway.
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ENOR SALE OH fhrd.ave.--1nrce corners and sew
eta inside HOUSES also 2furory HOUSES Second
rricr 4I350 Antly FETTRETCI No. 4l9 Tbirdsye
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ALVIN EvEkDELLs SONS. 70. l04 rHiton.st-
N WEDDING CARDS asa FINE sIAi!oaEhf tEnsea'As'
lsl5l
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NOR SALE-ThoSc remaining unsold OF those nag
ndceBt hT,tss far-sory. hgh soOp brown stone font
HOUSES LOTS fronting Central Park. Seventy thdshe
ew-iork. commanding I've e~ oil the
park having modern improvements ewe warr aud gas the
srr-, paved With BeaB pavement this Fall Terms made 20
purchaser Apply owner JAMES POrIEh No. ~ Last
sav.f fhtrf-a
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obstruction.

AT EDWARD MOILENHAUERs MUSICAL
IN CONSERVATORY No Broadway, Musical Instruction at
$40 The Hall Of The Conservatory will be let at reas0pa
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SEAT Rye, WsclesrT County (ode hour ION the ciyl
having magnificent vew o Long Island Sonnd ana 1nouuh'
Teirrdt al surur1 orders boue con
tsil poyen oats, With splendid oltohces VI" De
t9ck &C. FOR terms
al r.,nf. sfp " 10 HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-st
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4 COLE. Auctionecr.-VA BUILDING
- SITES and FARMfAG LAND q NkW IRitHI, LONE
ISLAND Positive sale clos~ etitr. On t1DAi ocooe
n = n o'clock CommeTcil Exchange No 90 Fuioust %
poc tho Csy He'll Bfooyu ABOUT 8 irfc Of aDd nnd'r his0
80. II esvaou Howe Barn Well sr. wi 10 ia m r-r iar
e-I. situated mi tic vi.e two sToads Mspi are
,...lx AZ the oncs Of tue AEr.i1rear.
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NOR SALE-A new frSt-class VILLA RESi-
DENCE pea.suly situated in Clnfori j. one hours nde
Lib stysi the Central Railroad Of NewJey
The house cont,nsy win Atc ana Sesi s
end built in the most suo'iansi
t d.y snd h~Hihy Convenient 20
station and do business IN the city io,srs9n
10 , p,ne.t (16l)
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-02
A CARD.

Ny attention has been ca lei to sauderous article
which appeared in the Mes'eHgsr OF Fremont publish
ed or about the 25:h day of January instant The
writer of the article (Which appears editorial matte
says Mr.. Eek, who preends to keep the st. Vincent
Hotel in this place, robbed Thursday night" Of
81 800 81 400; that Mr. Eek to my ofce
he discovered the robbery for the purpose Of getting
out warrant, aud that refused 20 gi7s him cne sayiag
would not Issue warrant for a1y purpose to a man
who sold liquor, &c.
Now wish to say that there is not far am con-
cerned word of truth in the statement a5ovespoken
Of The very purpose Of the article was carmny and
and the intent of the writer IVES TO cast 1eprosch
disgrace upon wasin my of:e on the day in q1es
ton from sboutS O'Clock A. N. But Mr.. Eek did not
come to appear in my Office that day. or at any
other time, TO get warrant foE any body Neil did
asy else to my ofliae to procure warrant
sr.s ary one for robbing sr. Eek. No aft ls7i what.
presented hy any person - proclre a warrant
for such purpose The constable Nr Stark did come to
my residence early IL ts morning and told Eek hsd
been robbed. But he did not hsve any affidavit made
out to procure warrant told him to gei Eek to make
cut an aii davit and then wou d issue a Tarrant.
The above the facts Now what shall say for the
miserable upprincipled fellow to whom neither truth
decency good is sacred who thus rushes violent
y into fse unprovo!ed and slandsrous article solely
to njure OF peaceatis and zabiding character
This ockery of editor seems to take advantage
his irresponsbilty to God, man. devil, Law to vlly
and libel any and all men who incur his Satanic dis
pleasure. am humble citizer bnt t-y to mind my
business and it is not agreeable to to be traductd
aud viEfed by miserable wlelp the thing which
pyesidrs over the Messenger.
One word more. lido not suppose Eek WAS robbed Ee
tells the silly and absurd story that he brought
Ger the influence of chloroo and robbed that he saw
the take the money, and could recognize him. but
powerless to move, speak, My curiosity is raised
to know how he could retain fully the sight and
could know and remember what done while he was
powerless under the influence of cloroform Perhaps
the Messenger is prepared 20 gup in this fabulous
statement; but am not quits SO cyeiulous.
would say, in conclusion, that this man Eek did
the suspected robber to be arrested but then
failed and refused to appear against him. but ordered his
relesss. WM. H. GALE.
CLYDE, January, 90, 1868.