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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-24
La - - Wprtbern '1entrasi
0~ Sahu.

SnDn.
5oisenber Neutrality-suspicious.
trttt NIT Monta8, ben 40. Npr. Is 85, In 3raft.
absane nsrslt@er Sass bon Baltimore:
portr Observation-Disclosures Rr.l......7.o hub
sysss,aa iEsfi ,ia:j ZIG 10 s;obm.
gO.!er sesommco ationsaua y. 9 -. $50
s sitssass- a,t.,r e ssn.a,ps, aa: 3 -: s s:sS ss:nss
pitisburs- &~In,trasr S9neH3ua ......I0N' .
anfunft 'dblt6er sage IN Baltimore,
paritonsr ACKNOWLEDGMENT @r 2 $50
a:;sc $500. @r.2 ..lo'l6
Farftoner MISUNDERSTANDING sr.4
I'M BpltonsS 4.3o
Ycrter aeermrncSa tionssus .......... 9.46 atenbs.
Der Dot. Dnr@idne1 (Gaft Qint) II gittsburs,
sllrtraer sdneatuS baiten tmii4en Baltimore unb
Die Durdi@n.a (saaeiue)., scas Ii. geeommeSa.
%tonssaate fabren - Srnnta5s aussenpmmsn - tds.
Der pittsburs- srie'r e6nesus s.bt-mi aus-
nahme ses eamfass-tSslid ab'
Sss Ytttssurs. Gln,traer sdhnsn,us sebt tisltt alb.
yse. u. MISUNDERSTANDING ommea-gonntas
aussenS.aHen-tdslid an.
~ S,mttaer Stn.uSua fctnmt - nit susnaSme
ess Dtentass.tasltd an.
81 3. n ssf', teq Sasss,sSSs9aI ' ' Sjssl g sssest .,ss,,ss.:
etie'r stnsl- u. SUtsssrsseS q Im armfy' y,.tsSnrs.
ttlieben fh in harrisburg an se AID. h,r Tmm .sS
s sn1"rs,a a''ssi irs ,unas1 fa% %Stissura. G%iessians,
9sutS. Ssrt Dapue q~ouisutle. Cairo u. on i,a X, ~.
i'm @eiten, Rprb. Ii eitlpcAtn seuau an S""e'eH
Gte pot. u. e9nsuSl5s i&liss,n iib u slu,ira m
bic 5ase her Rem. gpILGtie'r Babu' mao sgsn
gunt1eu in nSrsitStn ntttletn II. ntaliasn N,w.
9stt an.
Nagas sueEanft ebaIt nan TN ga!psrtRr. .sa5r
bef. S.W. 0nbarrG eN.@Siperntenpent;
! tHs20-) g. e. Denss. @fx.'yafaa'er. aseat.
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ssItthft NM KtffffSM IL Neffdte

Ntr ienipn ,.ia ,piriiam.res Dt.tisl ass.n eieis III
srae,ssmen SautMusfhldet auf ben anfIttt, ais
Gance's SdHaperiua.
sc ia cine ter beiea. i'm Getrau6e tefhneLitss
Rebisiten usb in Nuarthaiden a5eefaat &efeu
But Der gsuigun5 3 bari, pirb iebr tpcbl sarsa
FUN, StieIts in @ssrauS gu asbusn, d.
Sch .. Sancst
iser15-) vi, ie8, CaIiirtttFt
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(Sau15.)
Gnsbrait'aFettT
xmaI!

Gngbrlt'li9fet II
SD bssbrs rtt@. oss yubiiium III tsns6ri6tises
oaB i'd i'm SsAse elmer Sltoi5iu bin, pelGe eltfes aual.
Dols l;tel l6er bei,t. SD babe Seute aeiannt pelts
siunt Ntbsut bpleE ~irnRteu, uno ian aueenblidli4,
pale opm tSebraute meiueS 0ti.ieIs e,irbsn. &c II
barmlps unb tann nit p%oatpmmtner SiGerfttt &C.
Omlnsn tpeIoen. soften eieie 3eiIen @ineM, Der an
bteier iurbtbaren Srdntbeit Iststt, ~ geidte TOM.
men, 10 riro Der gattsnt bUfentli9 rtdt ermauseln.
isiort fbu at mid ~ pentsH um 10 auseublidIi5s
a~lrterun9 gu e~rlaneer.
Srcts 81 prs Giaite SIS rro 8 Slai4en.
Gu BADEN lei Gets g. Saast,
yr. 108, 8altimortfr.
NS SD fam bic Rebijtn 10 perpaftn, taS H.
d5era lbtn per gpit Hb periGtden l6Bt. fSGu24-)
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~yGnce's 5u,ammeuaeleeter

Gnbrru (SoarbpuH6)~ 9prup.
se9su Sulen, Srtiltlns, 6rieriett, luitrbb 9 n5wels-
Gatiineuu3, SrIfi9ner;en uno ele 8eltperben,
be nit siIS.brung enotn.
Dicicr nr;iiil, itit etner AnlahI Sabre benz Subls,
'Un te.auRt IL betreiis Der SeiIIn3 bes llebels seBer
bas &c e~s,gipblen pirc, unitertreilu@. OH bat cine
tiu.iss llai4e i~of9rias 2tnoerun8 IA, 6siinus Beriei
ssiIgrt.
8reis 30 cts. rry ?!siGe.
gu battH be-!
%etb q. Sante,
tHnnan-; ~. loS 4sltiHpFe-y.
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Ae%1s frauacIfEe GDpat1s&Gl'
f6In= @apfs1H


tS1sIulc8 se%!attntules)
A. frv,7 til +ett Y. surct, 2lr. 10s, GEIt
npr.itr nab sci sgeetier& GeHP Cd
boa vraItr ii 5haYlsS1r. (l45-J
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Die ,,BedbroD = aener Nerfic)gs
gunnss9omraante bon Baltimore"

SctDuSsS !rabe,
Retsn etm Spnamte,
Ute 1T lest bertit, aIlcHrter @~et5Ebt.
RbseiH 4. 8autmauns- 8aarea in
bst StaSt pset auf bem 9anbe, auf etg Jlbr ob:l
tlriste 5ermine ~ perafeturtreu.
Otreitpriumr
Ebpt. q arep Praiibeat.
SaTepap 9beitou, RuItin SaH,
Fnpd Dratt pt.er Wpptu
aBcm. 0bitricss 8. ., Y. eatross,
anrt Ecnae,s, 8. .. Sdro-S,
SelTi Orion. sonss Sorep.
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eStremen's %Snfurance Sompn9nte,
Office an Der uorebtli6.r gde Der
2pufhs unp Sccpufs StrGBc,
Union > ;xeuersS erfieaeruna8=@e
fellfd)aft BON Baltimore

Dteie aeeIldaft III nunrtsbr bcTeit Seuer
Beriiterun9ea fir Giabts II. 2anobsisttir
sutssaenaugstmen Die Office befiutet i'd VT. 40,
Seepnbitrase, asf bsr Hcrbitite.
3oknGoattS, Rr6fStnt.
Dircttsrsnf
8bauncS SrDs's. qrafieent EEL ~-gacitcrn Soas.s
Senrp 9. Sbrppd. Tr. 90, tdsetteItr.
58m. gbesnut, rDn Nm. Gbesrut y Co.
simot Gattburit, Rpuimann, eputbitr.
BIN 9rteaes, spu 9Srn. Bridges & Srtu
fpbn o. Scenes, Meblbdnoier, Prattitr.
Spfepb Wiaitbefps, bon 1bcS MattttpS II F9ba.
gGn + penb, Beet II. Bprt. pftler.
9ctn q. 8rSsss, oeu 3. g. Yribses n 10
:frbn Grates 9retterb6ubler.
Games D. 5rcar, bon Gebr Gpter.
Se5n GurntuQ. it,, feppiGbdreItr 5altimsrefr.
lGn4 & Ctia swear "efr
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8pSweW & Warner's

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sum 8erpautelu ber paurfartt In elm prd6tises
braun cher Sdbpars.
Ttan %appIt,irt lie obne Daid,una pber ipnjtiet gu.
rtdtuua; He ma6t Saar ooer Badenbart niht trdus
pe ipnhiae Saurfirbss rinere6ienStn, ~ionbtrH mad
IS gei6msib.a ~s;duisr6 II. peit, ~befbrtert ieiner
Buts uu6 Tam Dor G1em Dauen srpfVbIeu werben
tertn 6aar ncr Der Stit ms y ais ihiasrt. Ntor
~garputiit tit bic s9ir'un9. Wpblan, made man einer
QsrTu8. Sunfpn &S9oieIb,
g.. 3O2 G-Str, gDafb. 8. @.
getb =. 6anet Spptbder
fssn b. Rr I0s. HsitisasrtHI.. AaItD.
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9cfslfd)Gft BON WefosyyCrf.
Gt. aufnertiap,teit hss bsnlfbtn pnbliiuins Etre
JanS ~bsipnb.rS aRf Ottse, felt Jnbr.n silt grtols sc.
hGsrte II. I'D olgenetutn 3utrduens elfrtHtnbe EtasE
Bera6srIng5 : 8tIcli@aft B~tn5sItnft 0ss Scar
sepiiaI ser @tIeIi6oft betr6st ,yr !Ssii
$500 ,0nN!
usS Is beRabei R5 ~aub.re.u Elm lts6s ktut hos
$73,ADAI
II, ben S5nbsr1 ber 5etnitaft.
g~erf0Reu. bic untsr anrsbntbalen Stb:rsnnse en- ct
astbuui iracnb pelter Art, Daartn. sanbbiuiet 1t,
III reI36err zitniGsn, perben trgebtrH c7iHSt, oe
bsm aesntsR bsr Geit.iGatt in Baltimore,
u. GraieEt
fairma Graf aHH9ISG
Er, 13, Geepnbiraee,
g~s9en.ber benz gsDkGntsr
.0tsGipssGen ans sEiere SsotnqlaA.u siaipleeta;
] N. StIeer, 4IaNbeas'
I HubcIpb sarrt1uet Esr.
Seftrtnbeu / n SaIttm pre:
4 3 8gaunS q 30 Htrslar d 90
S~te5monn. SinrtGa : Go BIN g6iltcns q 70
~ VI Wlarbura Cell Y NJ
u Q ateu 4 % 5Gbra5tr S5aids.s.
. Spilder & 60
Suiicitor ppu NfTIfurarIcn: 81. 4. s.
sflepenffeubee. (aI17sDtteJ
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f,uauft o. Essvsr.
tsisber In her Sirira GDul. Saotfcn & ao.G
Wr. 109, " sIlsqomtorbs,
spii6eu aiaBts II. GbartSitr, Baltimore.
&aept fit 1Sfs 5ilben y JfeDkeW'S
E&riibn1ts Tirninee
HabriFaut nnh 6dnSIsi III 3Ietmetb Cssb'te
atab). 3tntfarbeH, 9etm. G%anbpap ct"
Camp 3Iad, &IaHu, 2~ppPera$. 9trPeur
tim Del, 5aIpeitr, Ettt, TarbeuM.
Gin orufiinotssr gOrratl obt9er 6trntiie. cttm's
.aIien. Sarsn &c. itts errtatb'0 ~ ben
b5Ntaftkp III d~rftpretfsn4
Sttefet $ mnn Sdubmaener.
Gufae1aRtl
Gaauiai bstoblt Jbr bcbe prrtie far Spblsniebsr,
tpenn Sbr in 4. 8. 0ruppSeD'S altem Gei4afte
Nr. a., Glib G~afrtrtir., ~ ~folaenctit %ultbrtasn pref
fen saufen t5nnt. 0ian tee as uno TONNE oann v.
iebe Rt has eeber al!
gisearer fpaniites SoslerIsbsr 10 Cts.
Bottle Jtun beitsS 30 %
S6plfon'S Ditto y AZ ~
gutes befdietstss stderseserbtss 800 -
bete5 Ssnltrts Scbienlcber 81 -
Or. Q Seuitpis 80
aae anbern esberrrten til yer5dltrtAe btuts.
g8tr ~uertaufsr tuob.ieUter. ais oas btsber btHa9fi
8tibift Der Stast.
B.S 8ruPe 4rmS.,
T06-) Rr.i2 @fh-GalctrtTr.
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q @6beln
"A TIM Grcbsn unb Sletnen.
''&. g. StcDcn8 s. Sphu,
Gabrtfatter
bon
btmmer . 81 ) Ell Il.
Masdatt:
Fr. 8, Sabs@aIosrHtraBt,
(Oafdte, 2 3suier uEterbaIb Yaltidrpr,hr.)
Gabrtf:
Nr. 8, 2opItrabe,
(Ott243VD b.ut 8rontfr -sbeater seaerdter.
Cant
uens MATTER
BON 8aSeturiA tuHgeit,
8arlor 5 Srcnlsrttern,
Wibliptbtf &C.,
rrtt ane ionHige 3lniner. gtnrid tunset nit Gas.
9asrobrea anf's 8tGisite IN 5duiet einseSratt bon
Mueuft Waencr,
Nr 30. Sanopertraee.
So siud stlten- 1asftn seller Spss an Sanb.
Jeneptit atBner,
fabniou' sen 8ettpsdsR Inb EGrrsts
Ri. 43, Hantttase.
S,pii1en Epnbar. II. Gto.bloae.
sss- SsaeInnata psEbea paattIia u. bilia eases.
fubrl. (SRIIf,lSl
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Mew>yprf %. San. - Sin Gpr,
Respondent bes n8erato" metbet aus 50.
rontp, Wef.@anaoa, baB tas %arlament
R6 aaetn aus Surdt Spr einemS entauer.
Gtnfa0e bis gum @iat psrtast bat. =
Die Senianer In CANADA, pselei0 su
@unilen SRdbpnsY's, lino roo nI6t 9es
gen eirsn 6entnner,G tnfaG upter @en,
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NsEg;sas SE6eg : 1sYN1SsruRSSs
3eSenS6saft Dptt &9Giftmor&.
@erman,a : Ienscsyeriiebssmnsss
e5cfslSdGft BON Wetps9yCrf.

|tINtI~ 49,
madt. tWii2S 1Sl
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lluicericl . BileN,
@risAi'8 tutiaHiIte Seaetatilii6e Yileu,
6cncs's s5oIfapariaa, Bilen,
0per's abiiitreube Bi1en,
Eswts ale beIiebLen 8Otfs-Gi1sn ju BADEN BET
SethS Sanee,
(anut0-l Rr. rs Balt orsItrs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

LOVER PzIczs.-All through tie pres
ent month prices have been gradually
tending downward With the single
prominent exception Of rents Why this
should be so We cannot conjecture, yet
so It i The price Of gold il New York,
a da- OF ITO since touched one hundred
md 1hirt--siz, the lowest point that it
has reached since last fall Wholesale
merchants. apprcciating the decline in
gold ana taking honest views Of the sit
aation, are changing their marks to a
hgure lower. They generally have
large stocks on hand, as have also the
manufacturers, and there is prospect Of
still lower rates. The same is true of
groceries. and nearly every other class Of
goods. The retail dry goods men are the
3nlT class Of retailers, however, who
seem to have taken any notice of the de-
cline IN prices, and even they have not
reduced their figures to an extent cor
responding with the wholesale reduc.
lion Of course the retailers will main
tain old prices as long as possible, with
the object of clearing out stocks that
were bought at high rates. but contlnu,
ed decline in the wholesale market will
compel them to come down or run the
risk of having their goods remain Oh
hand On the whole, we think the ten
deucy of prices generally is aeit9 1uCUuL-
asinS to Consumers How will our land
ISTis be governed in view OF these facts :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01
WHEELING REGISTER.
rHCRSpAY MORNING, MARCH /.
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

The CHIVALRoUS SENATOR ON A
RAMPAGE-Au amusing and lndierous
scene was presented in the State Senate
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Joseph A
Chapline. of Jefferson, who represents
the Board of Supervisors of that county.
and not the peonl9, arose Ia make per
sonal explanation He denounced our
Article Of yesterday as tissue OF iaiSe
hoods, said he would not associate WIN
Mr.. Hinkle, tenderly spoke OF the ae-
faulting charge, alluded TO orr incarcer'
alton in . military prison, called MS
,"iail bird, and solaced himself with
resolution of ceusure upon the author Of
tbo ,r,icle aud tie Wheeling REGISTER,
ryE;cb was entertained and passed by
the senate. As TO the article, we can
only say that we had the hest Of author
nv for its publication.
Although the srictures upon General
Hunter tor stealing the bronze statue
.l Washington from Lexington, (Which
act was condemned by orr present Leg.
stature in ordering the statue to be re.
tnrned,) caused us to be inoarcerated in
the military prison for several weeks,
We are proud to say that we have never
vet laid ourselves liable tothe charge of
being defaUlter If we had ever stolen
thirty one dollars and twenty-five
cents from the government we would
feel that there was some ground for
calling us "jail,bird' hut as we never
had that amount Of government money
10 ourhands at any time. we plead mot
guilty" Mr. Hiukle of the House
Of Delegates, no doubt feels the
lose he will sustain in not being
permitted to associate with the gentle
man CD from Jefferson. 1t is true Mr.
II. does not owe the Government any
thing for revenue stamps, and does not
take as many drinks in day as Mr. c.,
and for these reasons viii lie compelled
70 forego the gentloman'5 (2) oompan-
iorship.
The Senate may cuusGTl al api the
E,c:rts~ but such action VIII meet with
only SOON and contempt at the hands Of
alItonasr-mirdod men
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

BREAD CAST on The WATERS
With the incoming OF the spring trade
our business men should not lose sight
. OF the fact, that permanent success in
business is commensurate 10 the extent
with which they adv ertise in the public
press. Dali tunes, increased eIpen
.es. &c, offer DO objection to systematic
8ud continued Advertising, as the eSpe-
renee Of every successful merchant or
manufacturer, shows that to liberal ad
rertistnr is due IN a good measure bis
particular standing in the mercantile
soiid Stephen Girard, than whom no
~hIewder business man ever lived, nsed
5o saw ~ his old age Il have always
..usldtred advertising ub,riliy aud long
., he the great medium Oh success III
business, aud the prelude to wealth,
..d have made it All inyarIable Iule,
100 to advertise in the dullest times a.
veil a. the bnaie7t long experience
having taught me that money thus spent
is we'll laid ont a5 lay keeping my busi
ness continually before the public 1t has
secured me many sales that | would
otherwise have lost
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

Boots AND SHOES WHoLEsALE AND
RETAIL.--Messrs. Blonde and Bachman
at No. l07 Main street, corner Of .Sprigg
alley, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have in store q large stock
of boots, shoes and CATERS, TO which they
are constantly receiving additions, which,
for durability, style and elegance, is I'M
in the CITY Country mer-
chants, and all others, will do well to
give US call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

Still AT LAReE.-Although our po-
lice have been untiring in their efforts
to capture Martin Chfsnel, who escaped
from our Jail with Chapman and faS'
tors, who were captured on Monday
they have as vet failed to arrest him
In leaping from the Jail window on sun;
day night, Chisnel sprained or broke his
leo. and wherever he is, he must be snfS
fering from his injuries ->
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

The FAvoRITE.-For Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, &C, the RoarhOund Balsam
is the popular remedy. It doesnot dis,
order the head. and stomach. The chill,
dren like it. 1t gives speedy relief =.
Price 35 cents. Sold by dealers. T. Il.
Logan g. Co, and Logan, List g. Co,
prOprietorS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

. FAMILIAR AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS
has become the use Of Bookings Unri.
vailed Baking Powder. In fact it is an
article of prime necessity in hundreds OF
families. Try it, Sold by the package,
pound, or in any quantity desired by
purchasers. Edmund Booking, sole pro.
prietor, No. ], Odd Fellows Hall n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

As this IS the season for oysters, ana
- many persons are having and giving
oyster suppeTs, we will state that the
largest, sweetest and freshest oysters in
the city can be found at the boat store of
Messrs Booth, Battle S Co, corner Mon
roe ana Water streets, For sale By can,
halt can or case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

IuI Wr,rHFR The weather dultug
Tie last siN or seven days has been lie
c,dedly coqoettish greeting Us now
With sunny smiles then a shower Of
rears and ah.n with loui voiced windy
1ailiugs-aa Al moaning over the de
mise OF stern Old winter. aud occasion
ally giving NJ trigid embraee-a sort
II parting Lug that Ltings tears to our
eyes and blush to the in OF our nose
that may be all very line to the advo-
Gates Of "bracing bTee-es. bui Uhich
With our limited penetration We cannot
appreciate February has become nnite
repentant during the last few DAYS
however, and seemed determined b.
bright smiles to efface hi past erratic
conduct from our memory
To-day we meet the huge form OF polty
old windy March, who is we'll known
for his audacity in taking of people 5
hats without respect to persons, and
playing all sorts of fautarias With
ladies' apparel, and divers other acts Of
;mpropriety: Look out for him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

THE BLIHioEE AEU ONO RAILROAD.
For some time past there has been
considerable interest manifested in a
number ct counties OF rhiaState through
which thu road passes ON the question
Of taxation. The railroad company
claim that their charter eNempts them
from taxation, and the result IS that sew
rral suits have heeu instituted against
the company. To settle the whole diff
Guilty, it was proposed by the Legislature
~ take the SUM of $4,000, impose tax
Of one mill per mile upon every passen-
perpassing over the route, and leave the
courts to settle the questions already i'll
litigation The company, II is under
stood, accept the proposition. The bill!
v,lln0 doubt be Passed 10y the Legisla
ture to-day, and then endle', Iii CATION
Ill lie checked
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01
SWAMI HOUSE,

4 Ep AAApS; On THURSDAY, October Sh,
1851, w. Dent, late Of the Richmond House
took possession OF the Swami House for q
term OF years. nc hopes, b. strict attention to
eral patronage conferred upon him when propr;.
etor Of the Richmond.
Every department IS in ths charge of Sra
most edieient assistants ], wM DENT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

For the third day, this week, we have
to report no session of the Police Court
Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

The iulioNm. Al, l lew OF the cortihcLte~
which have been voluntarily gwen TO the Pro.
rietors by persons who are well known.
WHEELING April -, l-61.
Messls MuCABe KRAFT & Co. Gentlemen
Camp Diarrhea, with which have been deeply
afflicted for almest one month, all 0theJ remedies
tried haUin1 ta2sd, and finding II not only a
present rsIig but permanent care, l take pleas.
ure in recommending il TO the favorable notice
of all who may be like afflicted.
@ MARTIN
Chaplain 18th W Va. Infantry
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01
Prof JOS EBERT,

Il authorized Tgs-el.rZ agent viii y!si' ~
locality from time 70 time aud eEssri-IIy coz.
n1-icats all issirsi Information -rro,
{ z MELLOE
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IIII0EI no JUIl y I"V'I
Messr- MCCABF KRAFT s Co.-GasH,me..
Allow me to add my testimony TO that OF 9th.
srs in regard 10 your celebrated DiaTrbea
Compound l have been Tor long time sub
iect TO the disease Tor which it - recommended
/ have tried various remedies Int never found
enc that so completely eradicates the disease as
YOUR medicine. \ short time ago l was suffer
ing terribly with Diarrhea. l procured a bottle
Of Eraft's Diarrhea Compound. Experienced
immediate relief from one dose and after
third dose felt as we'll as ever. l regard il IS
an Invaluable medicine, and WOULD not he With.
ont II Yours truly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01

TEOUR-
L $50 Bbls choice Faz,ii- Flo-c
100 high extra
~ Maxwell. CAMPBELL & TNGLi.
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IeCARE. ERAFT& Co. Wholesale Drug
Isis. Wheeling, W. Va, Sole ProPrie1ors to
whom all orders should hs addressed.
y beeI;ng WEST ( MITCHELL, Bridgeport.
O.. and 6v dealers in medicines everywhere
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-01
L " STEWART
NAsHyILLE lem Dec / 1905

NAH ILLE- Tenn DC / IsO.-
MessTs 4lCCABE ERATT s CO -GcEt!smE.
Lave been uslDgyouT DiarTEea Compound
in nv family Tor some time, aud can say with
much pleasure that it is the best me dicine OF
the Kind have ever used. aud DO ckeeTfullv TC
commendit to ny friends.
with much respect, am youT tIiend
v d AETCALTE
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a. SEIoI. rlAEA,"

On il Kindred d-elaes during the coming rnl
mer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-23
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