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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
E;s5 NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
DEPOT ii6 SOUTH EUTA W STREET
BALTIMORE
~ Inc NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSpOE.
1AiION COMPANY Is now prepared to forward
uOu ana silver Com, Currency Parcels, and Freight
Boston, Mass; New York City; Philad elpbia po
washington, d. G.; Georgetown, D. c.; Harper's Fer
ry Va; CharlestoWn, Va; Winchester, Va; AIcxan
IRA al Fredericksbnrg, Y a.; Richmond, Va; Pc
tersourg, y a.; Norfolk Va; Charlottesville Va;
Staunton, Va; jackson River, Va; LynchJprG va
Lexington, Va; Danyille, Va; Bristol Ienn,: VEL
fort N; c.; Morehead City, n. c.; RaieieI, \ q
greensboro N. G.; Salisbury, n. c.; Charlotte n q,
chester, ). c.; WindSbOro', S. G.; CharIeston = y,
and way stations on the tOl0Ring roads: Winchester
ana POTOMAC X. X, connecting with different points
n tne valley OF Virginia. Orange and Alexandra
NJ H.; Virginia Central K; r.; Richmond and Dam
yilIe H. NJ; NlrgLlla and Tennessee R. R.. Peters,
burg and Lynchburg r. R.; Petersburg and Weldon
II: H., R&. slEh and Castor K. r., Weldon and VII
mlDgton X. H.. Wilmington and Rutherford r r
N0rth Carolina Central r. R., Charlotte and Coirrn'
ola X; H., Western North Carolina R. R.. Atlanta
ana North Carolina X. h, As the lines Of Rairos3S
are opened, II WIN extend its business to all points
South IN addition to those named and as fast as nos
s5 pig to points IN the North and West - f0'~
Inc tarln OF charges will be based upon a fair bps;
ness per oentage above the cost of Transportation
WlthouJ belng oppressive nor will it be made les
Imam the- cost OF transportation with the view tn
uo"h or drive OH any rival upon this basis the
company sohclts public patronage.
II orders be lett at the Office, Goods will be sent fo,
without charge, and forwarded promptly. R
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
FORMATION COMpAN
n. B. Office No. 1874 w. Baltimore stree naDot
No. lie South Eutaw street. dom 70
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~ UREAU OF ORDNANCE,

a
I'D NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1866
Sale of serviceable and unserviceable NAVY
folk Virginia.
There will be sold to the highest bidders at Public
Auction at noon of the 10Th day of March, 1866, in
the office Of the Inspector of Ordinance at the Nor
folk Navy Yard, bySomDle, five hundred and thirty
fourth0usand four hundred and three 1874 40 pounds
of NAVY POWDERS, as folows
5O2,S60 pounds serviceable
1871 condemned
1888 damaged
4,6i6 compressed
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INDEPENDENT LINE.
SO ss&H,
ssy5'sNz4s7A
go ;1Fs.

'-1fss12sss TO PETERSBURG DIRECT.
and no Te-shipment of goods Our Boas ave nov
nlng regularly tonly when interrupted BY Ice twice
%Segeek leaving head of Smiths dock every WE'D
NE?pA1 and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock P NJ
5feighS taken at our usual low rates. carefully han
died and promptly delivered ---''
.r-- j. S. BRADY, Agerr
leL-Iln- No % Smiths Dock, up stairs.
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fiIs eza FST -sEzz3 ADAMS EXPRESS
l84 BALTIMORF. STREET
BALTITa LORE.
FORWARD Inland EXPRESSES
DAILY TO AL PARTS OFTHE SOUTH,
ts hi6GS p o. sght greatly reduced Particular at
&c. specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &c taken at low
a9i ana SSqed against all risks when required
For, the transportation of Merchandise, Valuable
Packages, Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds. &C.. for all
paris o. the South and Southwest, in connection
ADASTSeEXPRESS COMPANY,
nave established their agency at No. 164 Baltimore
street. where orders to call for goods to be forwarded
South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and Yaluables delivered to
HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY.
FOR THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
viii receive prompt despatch.
For particulars, rates Of freight &C.. apply at the
office Of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
l64 Baltimore street.
no&-tf II. B. PLANT. President.
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PEOPLES LINE STEAMERS.

and all points South
cheapest and most expeditions Route. Time saved
over all Others a hours.
The Line is comprised of the following frst-elass
side-wheol Steamers:
VIZ WASH fNGT0W IRVINE WILL WILLIS.
AfGTiTvTT; TILLETI
Passengers leave Baltimore Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, at P. M, arriving in Norfolk next
morning. Leave Norfolk on arrival of Baltimore
boats, arrivals at Newbern the following day in am
pc 'IlHe Tor railroad connections for above points
passengers BY this route avoid all detention5 besides
enjoying tHll nights rest on the Steamers from Bal
unore to Norfolk and from Norfolk to Newbern
Passengers Tor plymouth EdentOn, and Roanoke
Island leave at same time, connecting with one OF
the above steamers AT COynjock
I4e tables are supplied with every luxury the
markets Afford, and equal to FIRST class hotel fare
Freight Tor all the above points taken at low rates,
All goods shouG h9 marked care Peoples Line
Agent, Norfolk" Charges will be paid to that point
and forwarded with dispatch. Passengers taking
sure connections. --""AS
Inquire for Tickets PEOPLES frNp and .,,-.
no other. Il Line ana take
For treieh+ ~ ,,o,-o,., ,,,--.
-. GROWER IL CO., iU Broadway, n. Y.
TH0S CLYDE Il CO., Phila.
Il. l.. O'DONNELL, Agent, Spears wharf, foot Gay
-MARsHALL PARKS, President, Canal Company,
Norfolk.
S. A; DREW. Agent. foot Roanoke Square, Nor
J. D. MYERS, foot Craven street, Newbern, n. C.
The closing Of the lock the canal does not inter
tere with the running of the Line as usual n3O-eOt
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED
- QUARTERMASTER'S STORES.
STEAM ENGINE,
TELEGRAPH MATERIAL. &c |
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E~ss FGR PETERSBURG AND
t<<@ttasl5Sz5af- RICHMOND.
essSSSzgzssssse
THE P0WHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIII despatch one of their STEAMERS for the above
ports from Light street Wharf, at o'clock.
trelghts received daily handled with care and for
warded with despatch
FOR freight or passage, having superior accommo-
datiOus, apply.tO JACOB PRANDT TR
ielo 80 Light St, Wharf.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.

gyRzsp FOR NEW YORK.
s<$5I5gssSr4Aeash,
Si''sa'za sSe-sA OUTSIDE LINE.
FlGnnigans Wharf, foot Of Long Docs.
No Risk from Eire-Nn Dntnntinn Nv loo
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Passengers going to Newbern, N. c., will find the
route via Weldon and Goldsboro to be the amost ca
Deditioas and economical.
Passengers notified that this is the only Steam
boat Line by which Through Tickets are sold and
baggage Checked over the Seaboard and Roanoke
going South.
Passengers taking the A. NJ Train nom New
York, 9.l5 A. NJ. or 1150 A. NJ Train from Philade-
phia, and 230 P. NJ. Train from Washington city.
will connect with this Line. PASSENGERS and their
Baggage transported free between Railroad Depots
and Steamers.
MOORE N. FALLS. President
VIM. C. SMITH, Superintend;t
Baltimore Steam Packet COMPANY
E. G. GHIo, General Agent s. i r. K. R.
HUGH O'CoNNoR. Passenger Agent. ia12tf
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The Beats q this line resume their trips for tbs
season OF MONDAY, March 18th, and viii. on and
after nat date, leave Hight Street Wharf dc at tbrcs
patch given. --' '''i wv
The safety, frequency and regularity Of this lin,
commends itself as a desirable medium for the ral
poTtatiOn Of merchandise. "A'ti'"
5ate5 as low as by sea, While shippers avoi ssaris
foods destined beyond New York foryr ,isj fs * q;
ali charge for commissions ''''0o iiee OK
So freights far Ye17 YORK f7iu h. p ,...y n H.
tIHURSDA y, HoroE 81 S''f'e" t''S aas
For Freight apply 10
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.
S&f2A FOR SAVANNAH, GA.

sSs%aszl4a4zAasS
S7,t, ,,s r, II The BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
NJ; ntll ar ar COMPANY'S steamers are now run
Ing rs tollows;-Leaying Baltimore, from Union
RGeK i, 59Gf Of Concord street, every THURSDAY
more every THURSDAY ~ 40t A'''i-
Goods for Augusta, Ga, and the Interior consigned
10 our agents IN Sayannah, La Roche Sc West. will
Ihe steamship NORTH POINT now loading and
vii SAIL on Thursday. next the I'D instant, at 3
aceommcdatiOns, apply to j. BRANDT, jrtss oON
fe2l-tMl3 on Tigb+ eirao+ tt.ie
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Attention Soldiers

ruyDIt
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sls5ority Tor RatffieatIon....... 3
Yours. very respectfully,


Another c0rresp oudent. after giving
rs the same figures, adds. As far as
heard from BEa1ton and Calhoun show
sE5sail nlafoFIties for ratii alton.
We hear. but have M authentic in
formation, that Tucker has given about
4 hundred maj only agzitist the amend-
Harr1sOn gives q clear ma orirT. We
nov hear. Of q little over three hundred
fcr The afnendment.
Tie pEscIzl vote Of Brooke shows n
ms critT n Il for the amendmenL
Lfls1rr eerntF has given q majority Of
~ IN the sane direction. Hee vote in
1884 H1oc1--L Lincoln s1a 1TcClsIlan %.
Her who's Voc thls time sfands--for.
1cr tie al1eIllI rierIt Az aeafrst II. DIS.
zis Rarks-s 1-r-, fs1sftfs appears 70
Be very de- eete4 oFer flle leffikrls. II
laEnersfr tl1nt seTs1 ttia eouilfsr 81 M.
son has gore alslIilzt ,is's fsIls soreerVa-
sfEesJ and saylss .-o1r rad al frieulis9
sem 70 think her k1iFe Carrflli fire
Etste b rlof les ilan f11 a. fsrs7re
ftorearId majority
Thsr Old. 1fEnifed moder1ts rr1I
trafv ems -satfre paper the E'z1
y1rE eslefdf 44SiFerffSs- IN srisil--
ing ofc1r amen dn1e1fs and ne eleetio1
cflsz- LhursfI1y, - vi FL - Of similar
Es1tillc1s Ii 4lagg Ind Tenn $3.50 ara
Missouri a4ya
Al zrllr loyal rneu vii heartily
15<i.pztlllze wiz fbess borl = Enfpfl-
tsts. Who have ne-er fcr one f1cnnenl
i1lte-f-- n -h1-z deToffo n 70 he Old nag.
and VII T-sa tl.s11 4 g l1ss.l In fiefr.
enorfs % see1re and -s11l1Itain tlls con-
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ove< tventy year. Increasing demnd has
established the aG that MATHEWS vEsE-
TLA,S HAN DYE, Is the bes1 IN the world. II
Is The eheApest, the mos reliable, and mos
convenient Complete In one bottle DOES
not require any prev5ocs preparation Of the
hAl1. Sotruuh1e. No ezock OF stain. Does
not TuboT or make hair appeariussy and
de4d. bat fnaparts to Il new LIE ard Ius1re
Prudreaa beautiful black OF brown, as pre-
teEred- A eAlld can apply IL Arrays gives
sas1zfse4Ion- Only . cents per bofsl@. Sold
everywhere,
A. L MATHEWS, Manufacturer, y. 7.
DENAS RARSS& co, New York, whole
ssle ASenfA EnayD-Iyeod
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fSibute orRexpeef.

At the REGULAR meeting Of the Wheelinz
Ctambernl Connlerps held At Uui1n Hal
On The 18th inst, the following resolutions
1ele Ennnimously adopted.
7sfErElEzas, fFellaye learn "a With deep ne
g1er q t1e deltE o. or late member and
mend =. g Cooper theref1ne,
kff11tllIl, It.lt 4 Al The relations Wl1tch be
has Sustained - this clIaEnher he has shown
81 e1rneEf ana aniding interest in It's welfare.
arl4 has fzl1nllesied the SINE by continual
Fiersonat eEefttocs N rs telaif szs- i ~
1fe11iurli, mt We ceEplv depidre his los
- Al houe-an-e merchant, kind husband
l-rll es1lzEllel tI-ello. al1 re d hereby ten
cur heartfelt sympathy n this tkeIr giiat
lllslllIf his fEIiIi1y.s n
y c1IIer q ne 5Ed-ITIi. ~ sss-5s
j CREEEEr, Secretary
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Joas P. *, Prssidsnt.
a sensible ArtleIe on Reeon-trnetlon.

FTs14 az Pru46deloz n I, Pix
lis intimsted that the discussions in
Congress on reconstruction viii Be so
prolonged, and the variety of opinions
upon the subject will be so great, that
no plan viii t,e agreed upon. and the
whole matter will lie oyerIiii maxi win
ter. Furthermore, il IS thought by
some that such a postPonemenI is de
sir4abIs- We confess that we are IN
able 10 see the wisdom of such a course.
In the first place, il does seem 10 Us
that the Soufherners themselves should
be permitted before long to know what
Is demanded Of them Whatever con-
ditions OF rezdmission are to be h1ed.
they should certainly be made known
At as early day as possible. II il had
bsen possible to fix them a year ago,
would not the work OF reconstruction
have been much farther adyancsd2
Every days delay and uncertainty
makes matters worse Al the Outset,
the rebels Eere ready 10 accspi almost
ties Thsy had not made secret ar
engagements with southern coPperhsad
politicians No plan can now COM
mznd the assent of so large a propor-
ton Of The soutberneB as almost any
moderate plan would have received
year ago. II Is Of no use wasting re-
grs1s On the past But may we not BE-
srarned not 10 lose any more by un-
necssSaEy dzlzy3 The south must Be
in an unsettled condition politically
and 10 some extent indus4Eiaily. 50 long
Is She Is moi informed precisely Whz1
she has to do in ondsr TO resume
her old rsIafions with the Union.
We think that the people Of the north
are almost as deSirOus rs those Of the
south 70 have some policy Of Eeoonstruc-
ton fairly insuguFated- They feel thai
the public Interests require that some
result OF all our DISCUSSIONS be reached
before Congress adjOurns- Il Is be-
iieFed by many Who desire the psrpe-
ErztI0n and strength Of the great Onion
party, that the Interests of that party
req1ire decided action by this CcngTess-
The great majority in this Congress
that party. By their acts the
party VIII Be judged Ifthey have not
the statssmanshiP 70 provide for this
eKigeney, tbs party must suffer the
consequences This Is plain and PAL
pahle fac1- II Is of no use 70 mincs
words about the mater. Delay till
maxi winter viii be Interpreted Is q con
fessi0H Of inability TO solve the problem
Of reconEtFnetion. Those, who believe
that The welfare of the county requires
the eOntinu4nee Of that party, which
has carried the nation through the war,
cannoi afford TO overlook this consider
alton. On every account We deem il Of
The highest importance that Congress
should before adjournment, il possible,
come 70 soma wise conclusion on the
reconstroction- - ~
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TIE BOUNTY BIIL-Tbs bill jus4
passed the House Of Represeutstives
for the equalization Of Bounties 10
Union soldiers was 50 amended as to
bssn improvement souleEhat on khe
original biIl. The chief point of differ
enes b<aEeez the present ard the ozig5-
nal bIH 5 fhis= The latter provides
ihaf tbs government bounty Of every
soldier shall Be three hundred dollars
for shree years serEias, without any re-
gard % What tho sol1lRT may have re-
cefved N The way Of local boanties;
rhfIe The substitute declares th11 local
b0unfies shall be dsdueEsd-1k4t Is, 4
soldier who received rs much Is The
said three hundred dollars from All
SOURCES VII be entitled TO nothing
more The Object Of this new meas
amount Of money thai slsxll Be raid out
under the bill Il l. tgGs that 4 viii
MOI tDJuFe the bounty prospects Of the
early soldiers Of the war who received
no local booDties Sill, Tiers are ine-
Qualiiies ia tbs bill For instance =
STATE thst WAS mpst active IN raising
soldiers In the early part Of The war,
bountesy would, under the operations
Of the proposed Law, receive nothing for
the soldiersto whom it p,aid the beal
bonn4ies; while the Backward States.
which beld on 20 their Purzez, wonid
receive the bouufies- partly II the eE-
psnss OF The prompt State. The boun-
lies are to De paid In monthly install
meuts daring three years. - rs per
month. u Wonld seem that bo1nfies
IN lands would be better, awarding 70
those who should settle upon the lands
double the amount Of those who do not
10 settle. The Senate has yet 70 act up,-
On The s1byect, bot &c l. doubted If sfse
MEASURE VIII tbsre mud much favor.
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A FEARFUL SIoKE-Tbe GAINESVILLE
fOniol SlgAaE, oflsst-~esk, states that a
few days since CONN, containing the
body OF a lady, was shipped from Par
kersbuFg, ". Va, OF board the D. N.
Seehler, for transportation TO GueEn-
sey county, via Wheeling. Upon reach
ing its destination. and being opened
by the friends their horror and dismay
may be imagined upon Discovering that
the unfortunate lady had eTidentiy
come 70 life during her Incarceration
Within the narrow limits Of her coffin.
Her hands were mp 10 her head, and
the tangled and dLsor1ened hair gave
evidence Of q struggle which must have
been As brief Is terrible.
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A LoUIsIASA ELECTI0S.-The Gaddo
ll.1.l Faseftes ailuding to = recent cleo
Ron IN thHt place, says Drunken men
were herued together and literally
driven to the polls % assist IN the seiec-
ton of officers who would have the dis
pensatioB Of orr laws in their hanis.
1rTespO oility and Ignorance Of races
and character predominafed, and 4 de-
cidedly loose test OF quaiiheafiod WIS
required The whole system seemed to
as rotten and demo-aiizing, and we
tuISed from the scene with an earnest
desire $Ora change. $ - {1sa
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BRICK MACHINE.

THE SAuoSAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, With only tEo-horse power. 81o
SPLENDID BRICKS PEI day, With vel de-
dned edges and uaifozn seagEhs. II TIE ma
chine dos not pa1orm what re CAIN fo- t.
Ne VII take Il szek and refund the mone--
address ABRAs[ RBQUA, Cereal Asznt,
III BroadE4y, SeE YorE ap-74-2neTod
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Rostt Root. Root. Read, Eead!

RooTS PELAcESE F,-ess-Tes TIE lie 81 the
Hafr-c1rznES II from gray TO itE original color
IN THREE z-6ek-Prsgeofs The hziT IRON fall
ins-ss the heSt zr12els for dressing the hsL=
dandrrH and cure all disezse OF the scalr-
i deIightIaIIy perfumsd. cureS baldnesz- and
viii not stain the skin We tell the sIo-y
quickly, ana tai il trus, when re say Il Is a
p=Efecf
Re<forer and Dressing Combined.
So other preparation H1C the hair c5atzins
P%aehto Nut Oh. Sold by all DEuEZ1s-S-
ORRIS SKINNER & CO. sole ProPE1s-n-S.
Sp1nEEsld, Mss.
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Nc PUn<AS, the pEJeetor OF the
sleepins-car improvement in railroad
travelling. has just placed On some Of
the Western roads new cars, With con
yeniences, lu1uries and ornameniatiOn
quite in advance Of anything ye4 pro
dneed. a novel arrangement Of the
trucks secures such s.eadiues of mo
ton that writing Is as easily done as in
a home library. and tables are provided
orthis purpose. One car-the "omaha'
is furnished with an organ
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d lnldaif Nv aisil. Cs1oz=r Ep,rrrsyp.
- q a. Him And r. A CaIdWell. alla6
lelrsi r-71lll.l ard lRdayiE
NE ze4-zlse. ai..l flisals kse respsefnnIIy
lnti-e1z = a..l-.lt Ne lalisE.il ms tsge1nss-
azTi n 8 cieiseir. ffs,-l ne Sssi-
ce1ce q II I1.rs1ii. cus-it- 81 isss1fl .is,d
Qulnsx s.slstl
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WE are glad 70 note that there Is
prohzbiI;y tia. Gen Harris viii be
come the permanent, as be has IDesu the
lsis. editor OF the Ritchie Press. The
very large ms5or5ty which that sterling
lizzie county gave last Thursdsy foTthe
constitutional zrnsndmeut. Is due in DO
small measure 70 the Generals Efforts
in the newspaper and on the stump.
We shall take great pleasure IN vel
coming the General into the ranks of
the brethren oftbe press
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An Ordinance

T5zEea5 n Ce5zlslaaz s7zetGeEi "a C-ltazGaos
u E-asf5sis ~ Slss u Lf-az1-g zsaE
Ta-l-515sfng Es7irEs . lS5EdE>rs, sszEtszi O.
t5t,T ia ISL
SEC l Bait o-l6ainsd by the Council Of the
Clry OF " ns[-fnz. Thai sad ordinance which
p15s=5 CT the above dAEe b. and : hereby
zs{=zIzd-
So Refs further ordained Thsf this
Pssssd Coznc.l Nay 18Th. 1875
L 2 FENE.
-1TE,-lr City Cls:k-
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Pie-Nie "a Cresap's GroYe

THE C0AIaGoD,oUS STA MEE c Z
i HElEEl7 Capt SIN Mason. VII is2TS
he EEz2Ef az : o7e1lssE- = r. rS1Ssuve5y. Nay
szSl- conveying tie third WG=d Pu6te
SshCsu-s 20 iEzsz PM
No p=s5e III = admitted O. baaru he
tE1z= UElAs p-Jvi5z3 Ezlh ESEkess- TscSs-s
zo- sals al NeEelssE7s Ez-sEA-y Depot 0E-'s
Box SON Eo6 a the o5cs q Booth. Bat
---Es- 4 O. -IN.sLEr
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DROPS,

DROPSi DR0PSi DROPS!
American LIE DsoFs =iu cuEe D5pths-ia,
CoRgfs Bronchitis Sore IlrcEI, asthma
Rhsuu1zzlszn- SeE=ai-za- Az-ue IN the FACE
Headache, ToOthEce. Bruises, Sprz1nS. Cnlib-
lAEns- Group Gods, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a s1nEleday. Sod by all D-uEZESts.
with full directions 10Y uss-
ORRIS SKINNER & CO. P-op-5stnES
Springfield. Mass DE8IAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for BlE-Ou. uaarI[ly
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"A oKsuK1lAs just returned from
Washington, lsays the Pittsburgh C5zl-
ssere5al,) where he has been spending
some time, and who is himself a ve;er-
an observer, sssures rs Of the growth
OF a healthy sentiment ;hene, looking
TO harmonious action and bs4aer pros
pea. Since the Congressional plan
was brought in, proving the failure Of
the extreme notions which have been
productive OF so much mischief, an
other atmosphere has prevailed. and
thegentlemant to whom Werefer returns
greatly encouraged for the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-30
PoKers Perpetual Broom.

Every Nan his own Broom Maker.
TUBS Is ONE OF THE BEST PRACTICAL
Il usefnl mVentt0nS Of the aEe- Men are
Making from so 70 80 per day, and from
go % SIS psE month selling county rights
Apply % me undersigned for eiuc1IaFs or
personally, and II cannot SATISFY any EseTslll
money out q I VII pay travelling expenses
70 The city az from dis4ancel and bill In the
city. County rights f0rsaIe IN West Va
AM- SCOTT. spgfgg House
mT2-lWe WheeIffIk Wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-30
Price 500 per Bottle.

colsaie's Aromatic vegetable soap.
AaPesx roles soap. prepared from "a
md Vegetable oils IN crEnblnzaon With
GIyeerine, ard ezFzezaiiy deSned sor TIE
ne Of Ladies andso-he Sursery. Ispz-
fune Is exquisite, AID is washing p-Ups4ies
EnEtvAIsd Fuals bg nd-azz
Es42--iydkv
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DIR LARooKAH,s
COMPOUND.

For the speedy and permanent cQTe Of
Liver Complaint Sc-Ufulz- or Kings Ell
DSsp=psia, DTopSy, Neuralgia Ep5IspSy,
EIyEpeEaE & Anthouy5s Fire PfmpleS
PuEt1les- EtotEheS, Boils TumOES- salt
Rhum- UIneS and Sores rheumatism
Pain in the Stomach. SIDE and Bowels Gene
raj Debility, UteI1ne UloeratiOa- syphilis and
Ae-czzTiai D5sszss, and al complaints arising
from OF resulting n Tmpzrs Blood
II = GozE53e Tie Ezrss85lH Of any CsEEZ SarSzpz-
rlIkS Compound IN the market. and Is EDdo-zsd
by the msd5cal faculty as the tsETsd ehs1pEG
BLOOD PURFTEE extsnE
Price sI.OO per Bottle.
PREPARED by DE p KNIGHTS Chentz4,
NsrCEs Hask
soid 20 the trade BY LAUGHLISS & BUSH.
YIELD, Wb=slinE- and at retail b. al Dug
EiseE, also b. 7 e. DoEan Go. and LnEzn,
LIZ q Co. seSzs-s-1dES
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. atw adtntistmtats.
Pocket Rnnk Lost.

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