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MANHATTAN
WI LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY,
OFFICE No 456 SEVENTH STREET.
Washington City. D. @
A' JOHN 7. LIGHTER. Agent.
CHEAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT
" THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton Sheets rs cents each
Pillow Gases 70 cents. Drawers so cents
Green Window Shades 80 cents
Plates and cents each
Single Bedsteads SIS
single II air Mattresses IS
Double Hair Mattresses Sl5
Wash b asins Is and 20 cents each
Iron Wash Stands 80 and rs cents
Wash Boilers, Bathing Tubs
Coffee Pots, Pewter Pitchers
Fairbanks and Druggist Scales
Add Q large assortment of other articles too
numerous 20 mention.
n B.-Geods Of all descriptions bought: sola, or
exchanged, at ADAMS0NB.
sos NINTH STREET,
Je1eu Next TO Peppsvlyania averue.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-John Bowers alias
Enith, Patrick q. Hawkins and Daniel Spen-
a were arrested yesterday morning by OFF,
IS Tucker and Leach, Of the Third Ward. in
p Centre Market, upon a charge OF robbing
IcOb Hunaker of silver watch and four five
allar bills. The act was committed Saturday
Earning near Schnell's Lager Beer Garden, in
I = First Ward From the evidence IL ap-
/ pared that Htnaker, who works at lime
En, bsd been paid of that morning and re-
yeaved $50. He Tell into company with Bow
frs and went with him TO SchnelIs Garden,
Nd during the time that they were together
Was robbed Of his watch and money. He
Bowers arrested as the principal and the
81 Itrs as accompl,ces. Justice Thompson or
Irtsrd their detention for final commitment
S1sseqcfntly Bowers confessed that he took
ut wateh, not in Schnell's Garden, but under
porch near there. Hunaker was drunk and
aa down TO sleep, and Bowers cut the guard
81 took the watch, but did not take the money:
rs; night he went with Roundsman Brewer
Asi officer Tucker and recovered the watch at
ISaith's pawn office. When he was arrested
shewed mp and swallowed the pawn ticket
Itovers also acquitted Hawkins and Spencer
\ , Affirming that they were not with him al the
4 ne and had nothing TO do with it. This morn
Il 2 Justice Thompson dismissed Hawkins and
Princes and committed Bowers to jail for
Kurt
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RY J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. AucIioneers.

SALE OF ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE
GILT FRAME FRENCH PLATE MANTLE
MiRROR. REPS COVERED PARLOR SUITE.
MhLSgT AND COTTAGE CHAMBER
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. June nth. com.
mencing at ~ O'Clock, we hail sell, at No 9S1 I
between 10th street and Vermont avenue ICorror,
ans Row. the Furniture contained in said b .use
viz.
One Rosewood Case Piano Forte. seven octave
by A Bergfeld, Of Philsdel phia, stool and
cover, AN
One fine French Plate Mantle Mirror,
One suite Parlor Furniture, walnut frame n Mol
stored in fancy Reps, consistin M of one Sofa
two Arms and four Side Chairs
Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Five sets Oak and Painted Colt age Furniture in
excellent condition
walnut Marble Top Bureau and wsshstand,
walnut Hair Cloth Easy Chair, Walnut Extension
wslnSt Marble Top Centre Tables, Oak Dane Seat
Dining Chairs,
Walnut Marble Top Hat rack. Hall Oil c. III
re sfher Holsters and Pillows, Husk Mat. resses
Hhr Boosters and Pillows, Toilet Sets
walnut Leaf Table, Refrigerator
SILVER Plated Casters, Crockery aud Glassware,
Paintsd Wardrobes, Bedstesds, Bureaus and
Sheet. and Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Pillow
Cases,
Window Shades Clocks
Tubs: Buckets, Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture.
Terms cash.
je 10 st JAS. @. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts.
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BuILpING LOT. FRONTING On
iiIlTFHasEs hEE66EEfMHEsE4i 1s5HHHME SSs AID

On TUESDAY, the isth Instant, q 8 o,c,oer ,
saas Ss ' No. s s On me ssss Lot
deep. The location % very dssirsbie re- AZ, ,sss
v;ehlns e o DsrScn,asss for p.iyste residsass.
n9nths. secured BY aided Of trust on to rss.,e
All eonveyanctng and revenue stsmps "a tSs 80
odl ne purchsser $50 down when the propsrtyi
: sia-d eRlxN a vu,..~. -
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BLOCK OF T lpaEE NV THREI-sroRl

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June nth, NJ 4
o'clock p. m, on the premises, we shall offenSes
sale block Of three new three story Brick oses
ano Lon. This property Is situated on 18th sf{eet
Mest, between and 2 north, one Of the best 90
Mons n the city, and has increased in vslue ns p
IN iew years than any other location m ths
CITY. saU Houses are built on two lots al s6 go
'front.' eacnS running back los feet TO l0-foot Alley.
sn9s tssying each House lS feet inches front an
tn aes most :nsstsntisl manner IRE wall sepsrs
neiknt. Inc Houses are covered with rood Tin
roof, with covering Of felt under the tn esid
noutes are tnely finished In modern style fhrourh-
out; having eas pipes ell through, marble msntsIs
IN sne 1sEiors, good passages end stsirvsys, win
81 Iiss ciothes-pressss, &c, DC; sooa summer
drsnt In each yard; good wood -sheds. fencins =.
Terms Of esle One half cash, and balance IN 4
anc months with notes secured By deed 81 truss
They wf1 be sold separately, end 90 win be rs.
Qulred on each house on the SPOT g they are Ma
and the terms Of sale 70 be complied win in 80
wsek rom the Gay OF sale, or the property viii -
Seba GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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A CleIRADLE KHeIDHNon FOR sXLI-
%n 3: BIZ BUTT ne Sc AZ: !,
street, between 18th and Hth street,. ccnSaisi.
fourteen roeps, fronting On Z street 3 Ssst 4 n.
loiSeisS 70 pghlsc Alley u fsse * f,eSo. -
one q moro sAjeining Lots q 1922. - n.
ssits 4! IA iss;a Is: ss:s
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m GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

DENIIsT TUULS, FORGE, ANViL5, dC.
Also, French Plate Mirror and Bracket Marb 9
Top Centre Table. sleepy Hollow Ch.ir Oak
Cane Seat Chairs, Oak Writing Desk, Walnut
pets; Pietures. Mating, &c at public auction
On WEDN ESDAY, the 2Oth inst. at 10 o 'cloc K
q: m, we shsU sell. over Profits Shoe store c n
9TH street west between ID and streets NORTH a e
above named articles TO the higheJt bidder fer
cash. "
Je l6-d GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts
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ussD1!! :, June ,so ,ss a 81 y s.s ol:s.
large sssortnept 81 dne Family Groceries. cSojes
Greer ssS FL I'D wsks. ssesIs.
19e: FScsafss slaeeesEiI brSsAy. . easss
q. fitI Ex0L1 D %, xscss.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C., TONIGHT

GKovER's.-The California Minstrel Troupe,
when Commences a short engagement at Gro
yeT : this evening, is said TO be a model band,
I'D the 'end men," Cotton and Murphy. are
immense.
WASHINGTON THEATER.-The Sanford On
ers troupe open 81 the Washington Theatsr
bis evening, with Sanford in person. leading.
s1d fine entertainment may be expected
The Belle of Washin gton,'
N5E evening. with three new stars. This
tFcinises TO be 4 brilliant week 1T the old Can
sbIeury.
INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT. Musical
kssieTLaIHIs.Sut tonight.
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BIZ sss.. IS Asss

ks:sI: o. I'm ys 1T Sss;SsssSI essssss.
the rSsidenos a nnilis1 doeltntnG kou0okoc11nS'
Also t. the se.ss Of stocks 81 Groceries snd NJ.
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AUCTION SALES. )
' Other Asesoa .saies sss fo,rfa sass


RT THOMAS BOWLING, Aaes.; Gsors.,svn.
FuRNlTpRE- .yEwELRy, CLOCKS, SURVEY
AUCTION
On To MORROW tTues'ayl MORNING, ., .
9 cioSk will sell. 81 the Auction Store, No. 1I4
Bridge street, opposite the MARKET Hease an as
sortnsnt OF Furniture: Clocks and Jeselry.
Also,
A lot Of Surveyort Ins;ruments, Books, &C., be-
longing to the late caRt, De La Roche : =
sl-s THuS. DoHLIEG. Auct.
QY NJ X. WALSH 90, Auct,oueer,,
y No. YEA "a av., corner leth street.
PAwNBRoKER's SALE CONTINUED.
On TUESDAY MORNING, June 18Th, at ten
O'Clock, we will sell q large assortment OF the
above goods, comprising an eiessnt assortment
Of
lin and ether Dresses,
Cent? frock, seck snd Business Coats,
Pants. Vests. Shirts, Drawers. Boots Shoes
Shirts, hats, Sc, &c.
Also.
Piece and Gut Dry G. DDS, Muslins, &c.
% NJ. X. WALSH q 90, Aucts.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.,
EXCELLENT THREE STORY FRAME AND
BASS,kMENT BRIoK HOUSE AND Lot. ON
AMH NEW YORK AVENUE, Ar PUBLic

IMMnDiATILY AFTIR rHHAB0vE Sal,
Vet We a e eel four Ir.me Tenensn la.t Q
inches deep known az A. Naiiofss Alley, running
streets north. -.''- .
Terms cash,
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The Grafton UOnsc.

Whoever passes over the Baltimore
and Ohio road will be likely to remem-
Der, with extreme satisfaction, the hotel
at Grafton under the superior manage
ment of mine host, Major Hooper.
The ride up the grades among the
wonderful mountain scenery, the cav
ernous tunnels, around the rocky pro-
montorics, along the precipitOus decliv-
tiles, over the causeways and splendid
bridges-the air pure, braeing and in
vigorating-all are calculated to create
an appetite even i'll the most dyspeptic.
On drawing up ut Grafton, we are usher
ed by the Major into the Grafton House,
which stands right in the apex, where
the main stem to Wheeling and the
Parkersburg branch are united. Here
surrounded by all the paSaphernaha of
the great railway, with the inevitable
turmoil of trains, engines and railway
EMPLOYEES, we find within the hotel
all tho elements of comfort duly at hand
for the travelling public. The table,
the Harder. and all the concomitants of
first class accommodation, are ut once
good evidence that Major Hooper knows
how to "kecp hotel" The import
ance of such institutions, on the great
thoroughfares of travel, cannon well be
Overcstimatcd by railway managers and
are certainly duly and gratefully appre-
ciated by the passenger public.
We cannot help emphatically endOrs-
ing in this public manner, the apt and
pertinent language of mine host, the
Major. while we were taking a look with
him through his spacious dining rooms
and culinary departments: " | am here
gcmtlcmcn:" he remarked, "to fulfill Il
purpose. and | can do it, which is to
feed the people"
THHoUGH PASSENGER.
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Political ARRAY i'm Missouri.

On Saturday last n serious ARRAY oc-
Cured at the town of De Kalb. in which
three men were dangerously wounded
and two horses killed. 1t being the
day of registration, a number of people
were present, While the, registration
was going on, some Radicals began de-
noumcing all Johnson men as bush
whackers. The Conservatives rctorted
that they were better than horse thieves.
At this, two of the Radicals drew their
pistols and fired, killing Il couple of
valuable horses belonging to John Cab
bert and }. Higgenbottom. The fire
was returned, wounding Thomas Barnes
in the arm. James Dix in the thigh and
arm, and Joseph Ogden in the hand; all
severely. Dix will probably die, and
Ogden will suffer the amputaticn of the
right hand.
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Directions for sportsmen.

As the sporting season is now in full
blast, we know our friends of the trigger
viii thank us for some valuable hints.
To insure success as huntist, you must
be provided with dog and gun-not
that you have any necessity to shoot
with both, but that you may use one to
find the birds, and the other to bring
them down. To break dog, take a
clothes-line of the ordinary length, tie
it around the collar, and attach the
other end to a patent windlass under
your arm. When bird is flushed, shot
at, killed, or missed, wind him to
charge. If, after trying the rope and
windlass, the dog proves incorrigible,
and you cannot break him, break his
neck. To ascertain if your gun is load
ed, put your foet on the hammer, and
blow in the muzZle, all at the same
time, letting the hammer slip from
under the foot and dcccnd with smart
on the nipple. Ifthe gun is loaded yon
will be notified Of the fact. When two
birds get together, and you miss both,
left and right, whale the dog. 1t has Il
good effect.
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SU"Ss
George Harding, the Audubon of the
Indianapolis Herald, is now engaged III
writing up the ornithology of his city.
They have a bird there, called the COW,
which is very numerous. The follow
ing is his chapter on it:
"A sleek, well-fcd producer of the
"lacteal" fluid, be she Devon, Durham,
Ayrshire OF scrub, is sight always
grateful to the eyes of lovers of milk.
We have always admired cows for the
mildnesS of their manners, the amiabll-
ity of their tempers, and the GOODNESS
with which they take thugs generally,
and are consequently very much graft
fed to see that they are being allowed
the privilege" of our city. There is
nothing for them to eat, to be sure; but
then cows have rights which human
beings are bound to respect. 1t causes
our lady friends some Inconvenience,
by compelling them To strictly abstain
from wearing red, and, before going on
the streets, to have their dresses Topped
up, but then we do not consider red rs
very good color to wear, anyway, and
winter is rapidly approaching to freeze
everything solid, and thus obviate the
necessity for shortness of skirts, and
besides all that, it is such a pleasure to
the cows.
For some time we feared some action
on the part of our city dads that
would abridge the privileges of these
mild-eyed domestic creatures, but now
they will be allowed to roam at pleas
ure, to nip the tenderest branches from
ornamental trees, thus saving the labor
of pruning, and to keep ladies and
children impressed with a due sense of
their physical inferiority, besides giving
some striking lessons in regard To clean
illness.
Cows are not all alike, and we feel it
our duty to caution ladies and children
against brindles. They are generally
irascible of temper, and "wont push
with their horn They are expert i'll
the opening of gates, good vaulters, and
invariably sleep on the sidewalk. A
venerable female of the brindle persua-
sion has taken desperate fancy to
chewing the cud of sweet and bitter
fancies, in the silent watches of the
night Immediately in front of our gate.
Not being an early riser, she is gone be-
fore we get up, but evidence of her hav-
ing been there is abundant If that
COW meets with an accident one of
these nights, the owner needn't shake
his CORY locks at us.
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Letter from Captain John =. Rurdetf
The IntclIiRenccrS siander-Radi-
cal Cowardice and Mob LAW. -.

PRUNTYTowN, October 20, 1866.
Editors of the Register: IS
Upon the principle that a lie, well
stuck TO, answers the purpose as we'll as
tine truth to injure an opponent, the IN
teUtgencer, when too late for contradict
ton, reiterates the lie that endorsed the
mob of New Orleans, -using the language
that "the damned sons of bitches ought
to have been killed" in speech deliv-
cred nearly q month ago at our Court
House. 1t is false, and hundreds that
were present know it to be lie out of
whole cloth. But when some men wish
| to make an opponent odious, they don't
hesitate to call SANDER to their aid to
destroy the influence of the man, fully
endorsed by the same paper for the last
four years as the "PatriOt Burdett,"
&C., and, since the leading men
of the party, in order to deprive fell
bowman of his rights, forget their oaths
to support the organic law of the State,
the task is easyto find among the rank
and file. those ready to certify lie to
damage an opponent. .Hn -. . .
All who know me here at home, know
that am utterly opposed to mob law,
and have incurred the displeasure of
some extreme Radicals Called Union
men) Mt my home for putting down
mobs attempted upon quiet, pardoned
prisoners. l have right to despise
mobs, having myself been hunted by
by hired aSsassinS for making a free
speech at Richie Court House; and
threatened at several other points of
the State during the present canvass.
But so far the towards have kept their
polluted hands off. towards alone in
cite mobs, and this reputation has been
earned by another, and not the National
Union Party, as instanced in your city,
under cover of dark i'll stOning political
professions, insulting Smith at Morgan
town, the President at Indianapolis,
and threatening his life at Chicago.
It's enough to make the Devil blush to
hear of complaint of mobs from such
a quarter. But they have the benefit
of the lie, having postponed telling 1t
till too late to correct. Such is the
fairness of the Puritanical party with
which we have to contend. How long,
oh Lord. how long will the people be
blinded to the iniquity of such party.
The man that enunciated this lie bet
ter deserved a place in the penitentiary
than in the circle of civil society.
. Very truly yours,
JOHN 5. BURDETT.
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Washing Linin.

In Belgium and Holland linen is pre-.
pared beautifully, because the washer.
women use refined borax, instead OF
soda, as washing powder. One large
handful of borax is used to every ten
gallons of boiling water, and the saving
in soap is said to be one-half. For laces
and cambrics an extra quantity is used.
Borax does not injure the linin, and it
softens the hardest water. A teaspoon
full of borax added to an ordinary sized
kettle of hard water, in which it is al
lowed to boil, will effectually soften the
water. ......
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"In lifting the kettle from the fire rsca

"In lifting the kettle from the fire 1scalde
myself very sevcrely--one hand almost TO
crisp The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang LiDiment relieved the
pain almost immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and
isit very little scar. Xxi CHASIFtlSTER,- N
40 Broad ST., Phils telphia-"
This is merely sample of what IL, Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t Is invaluable il al case,
of wounds, dwellings, sprains, cuts, ruises
spavins, etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits. None ia gen uiLe un
less wrapped in tine steel-plats engravings
bearing the signature of q. w. Westbrook
Chemist and the pripdte stamp of DEMIs BARNEs
Il Co., New York.
Saratoga sprinS Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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Reward will be paid by Messrs. C. G,
Clark s. Co., for o mediciha that will
cure coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, or relieve consumptive cough as
quick as Goes Cough Balsam. y.
Let all our readers know that Goes
Dyspepsia Cure viii certainly cure the
worst cases in existence, will stop pain
after eating as soon as you take it, and
\ Is most excellent article for alldiseases
of the stomach and bowels.
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WHAT DID lTi-A young lady, returning to
her country home after a soiourn of a few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place of rustic flush face. she had q soft
rnby complexion. of almost marble smoothness
an instead OF p, she really appeared but II.
She told them plainly abe used Hagan'g Magno
LA Balm, and would not be without IL. Any
lady can improve her personal appearances very
much by using this article. II can be ordered
Of any druggist for only 50 csuts, rs.r
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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Our readers, and particularly our
lady friends, in want of any article per
tanning to the toilet, should not fail to
call at E. Bookings Drug Store. He
has the most complete assortment. Of
Perfumery, French Pomades and Toilet
Waters, Combs, Hair Brushes &c. to be
found anywhere. The Etui Mysterious
is something new. ''-- - '.'
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Heimstreet sinimitable hair Colering has been
steadily growing in favor for overtwenty years
1t acts upon the absorbents at the roots of the
hair, and changes IL to Its original color by de.
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and 10.
lure the hair HeimstIeetis Is not dye but 2
certain in its results, promotes its growth, and
is q beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 50 seRts and
81 90: Sold by al dealers IITd 5TI5J
Saratoga sprinx Water, sold by al
Dealers !.
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s4EcfAL NoTIcEs.
Df. Schenck's Mandrake Fms
A Substitute for CaIOmeI.

These pills are composed Of various roots,
having tbe power to relsx the ascretions Of the
liver as promptly and efectualIy IS blue pill Or
mercury. aud witheat producing any OF ths dis
agreeable or dangerous effects which often fol-
low the use Of abs latter ,zzrzss sEzszszs'
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge Of vtiated bile, cpd emoyeithose Oh
structions from the liver and hillary ducts,
eral
scnExcKrs MANpR AXE Pulls cure Sick Head.
aohe and all disorderse Of the Liver, Indicated By
sdlow skin, coated tongue. costiveness, drov.
siness ard general feeling Of weafiness .
lassitude, showing that the liver is In torpid
or INSTRUCTED condition.
Ip short, these Pills may be used with advan
tage rail- cases where a pergatirscr aiterItiys
medicine Is required
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two likenesscs o.
the DOCTOR are on the Government stsprp--ort
when in the last stage of consumption. and l;hs
other in his present. health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price 2
cents per box. Principal Office, No. 10 Nortf
9th Street Philadelphia, Pa. 2LL6 5ueLlee
General wholesalt Agents Demas Barnes
Co, 81 Park Row, New York s. $. Hauce, ie'
Baltimore ST., -Batimore, Md john d. Park
X. z. cor OF Fourth and-,y slrut ST.. Cincinnati
Ohio Walker & T.,lor, 1874 and 1856 wAbasl
Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins brothers, south
west corner Of Second and Vine SITS, 81
Louis. No. 6HTTVTq J oets4
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Phi sos
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annuity
from CONSUMPTION in the United States. (See
census report for 1862 +,
THIS remedy bss been for several years used
In practice by eminert physiciana, With suoh
marked snccess that ia now. by urgent rogue 81
offered to the public a. an infsll,bie remrdy for
luug aud throat Diseases. Not every one In the
advanced stages Of the consumption can be
cured but many have boon, and many more are
now receiving benefit from its use aud this
long after all other known remedies have JAILED
Az an evidence OF our sincerity in the above
statement, we variant it to give sstisfaotion.
EDMUSD BOOKING, Druggist No. ODD
Fellows Hail. Wheeling W. Va, General Agent
for West Virginia, to whom orders may be adj
d re ssed .'
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4 Remarkable Invention.

There is now on exhibition at the
Grant House ehurn that helps to do
its own work. The inventor proposes
to guarantee that it saves nine-tenths
of the labor in churning, and offers
great inducements to persons out of en-
ployment. Go and see it.
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No CuI0ulcI.

No one is safe in taking Mercury in
any form, without knowing it.-a Dr..
EoFF's Pills contain no Calomel or Mer-
curry. They can be taken safely by all
ages and conditions. They have no
equal as family medicine. Sold by
t. H. Logan e. Co, and Logan, List 81
Co., wholesale and retail Druggists. en-
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Amir Understanding.

Messrs. Blonde & Bachman have just
received their Fall and Winter stock of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assert
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will be disposed of at the lowest rates.
Call at the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

LroYs EXTRACT OF PuRE JAMAICA GyeER-
for Indigestion. Nausea Heartburn Sick Head
ache Cholera Morbus, &c. where q warming
genial stiniulant is required It's careful prepa.
rstien and entire purity makes it q cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev.
'eery where, at 50 cents per bota