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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
TO ThE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP n son,

pay-icisns and Surgeons. formerly OF New ioix are
treating successfully all
CHRONIC DISEASES.
witch embraces the beet and mosi approved me mods
an this aud other countries for the OF all Chronic
bisess-r. They treat successfully all nervous and
Neuralgia Affections. aIurms Of Scrofnla Fever Sorcs
ani old Ulcers Dyspepsia Disease OF the Liver, Con
Situation all skin Iirea-,s Pa imonary Cousumpt II
In itr earl, STAGES, Paralysis. Epilepsy salt khcum
Headaches, all Heart Diseases " caildren and
S~smi mi " cU1A mess 4 sexual uDIs.
EASES. which carrying thousands to their grsyes
annually.
EYE AND r. AR.
They treat snscessfull,, method. all Diseases
of,hc Eye and Ear. They have had morr extensive
practice, and better euceess In the treatment Of all
Diseases Of Women.
Thsn any other Physicians In America. They have
cared women who have been confined their bed for
yssrs. They never fail to cure
y % n q N q T1AM
IN AL stagc- matter Of how long standing. They
Asthma. - It never rrtuTus. They have Sure
Cure Tor the distressing disease, IIEMMoHRuOlDS
OR Plies. They cure all disease Of the Throat,
Cs,ncer-s.-1hcy have an extensive practice and
wonderful success In the treatment OF Cancers
which they CT RE without eating them out or using
the knltc Let tho~c who have Tumors and Swell
lne> or red spot, lose no time in having IL aitt
dea to. - = timely treatment may save them from
the horror euherinc and death OF an open cancer.
C~tarrh. Cursd.-They are treating CatArrh on
new system. which IL a cure for this disease
Tuna CONSULTATIONS Tor years have averaged from
6ve to seven thousand . ear which gives them an
ex.ersence unsurpassed by any. and equalcd only BY
Q few.
We With It distinctly understood tina, Dr.. KNAPP
NOT Travelling Physician. He only ssits FEW
fiACk> ottAlloNAIll, To accommodate HE nu-
sarf''A- patients who ea1not conveniently visit him
o. chicago.
= kvmrmhcr they DO not promise to cure al s.,
ts~ 81 iai~'.are While An Diseases cnr.ah ifts-
ken IN season. all .tsrcs not Your case ma, 10
caTse. this wtssk. ~" n.xr 70 day i,ot te-norro~.
hence the danger al aciay.
Nc case ,caiI- he rccsipfd rben fherc are am
donbfs IT ti.~e or Ryiitr
eur terms are cNsn; hence the money iau.. lc sen,
with all orsirf- lar incidence Il cost from rvc c
fficcn dnllaf~ pr montA, 10 doctor with US whlcl
I'M indr- medicines
" The pa II he favored
Co>st lrA1io< FREE
Patients must write their uame state and Pos.
ofce address llaiu'y. All letter. rsenirip- an an
ever niue; eonisin letter stamp A. he addr,ssea
60 DIR. KNAPP & son. rox sgii Chicago. I'M
sE- ANY OF the above d.cascs can h. treated src
cesssriiy hy the patients describing their c.,r IN
letter. when they casnnt see us.
w knspp, who has visited Davenport, Iowa rey-
ulsrly the past xix years. can be consulted at the
scott House.
on Saturday and Sunday. Nav 18th and lsth, Satur.
dsy and Sunday. July nth md sth. Saturday sun
dav. Ana. aist and sept let. Saturday aud sunday
oct. sssh and x,th.sSaturtay and Sunday. Dec. sls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

N01C0RO MARKET
BY Telegraph. December 10.
Fiour-Firmer prices 125<c higher. holders
asking csc advance sales Of spring extras
ranged at s.oo@s rs; superdnes 7.75@S0o.
Rye flour--S 90.
Choice 10 90.
Whsat-Active. excited and higher No. l
quiet. At l.sl@i s6I<; No. 2 very sctive, closed
hrm at l.ss0i.s5ll No. 3 closed quiet q / "a
Corn--No firm; No. 2, sex; new setive and
hrmcr. 81 si1<@ssc.
Osts-Stesdy, st 5ssl@57.
Rye-Dull and lower, 1t l.ls0l 50 for Nos. I
and s.
Bsrley-Dull but drmer; Ito for No. .; l 81
al .43ts for rejected.
Mess Pork q. so cash; % 90 sellers in Janr-
airy, and % so sellers in last half Of January.
Lard--Gcod inquiry, at .l21ac. but holders
are generally &c h,gher.
Green Meats--Hams ll4@l1]1c; shoulders
Ike.
Cured Mcats--Quies.
Dressed Uogs-sales ranged ct 7.eO@s75.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
Ell ssE.E1's.
POPULAR WORM CAHny.

A. th'- - rtaiis srFcisfc rUG woEs@. ~ tite
is srr imin'ah'c form to give Ia chiIdrn. 4,
I. tWr fii % IL ,,i ,hiur tte place 81 MI
.tHrr In tsafalsan- TT victims 1t being perfectly
- sclcss ans ritl.l Nit take u
JANIS f.uuDlEN 90 Prop.ie,ore.
louiry.tc. Nv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
Chicago Live STOCK Market.

Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph. December 10.
Hogs-Rece.red TO 12 n l4,te5 head, There
vas better demand for lower grades aud selling
freely at 5. 25@5so for aver ages of ls0a2s0 lbs.
Demand for heavy mess pork hogs was strong
and averages Of 2so4s00 lbs sold 1t 7.O00f7 IS ;
medium averages Of 224l9975 lbs brought {. SEQ
SIS.
Cattle Received to 1o =. 70s head. Active
demand for good shipping cattle, of which there
wsro sales II 6. 80 rs for averages Of llc0@
1900 lbs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

By Telegraph pvoauher n.
Cotton--LoWer 1Sl.a.
nour-epeing l0Q1Oc bsttes, and elosea All -.
IT, r. n, Q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
LATEST NEWS
Lea i1eE.

re .ra& r,aEr.x nE7zosa.tr..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

whea'-sphng 9fss 81 better SD closed auio,. with
sdr=nce losf : 8aFs2 - Tot M. s9rinE.
Bye--tluici and fres
rn-ypenss &c better arl closed with advance
laet ~ lQr mixed western g f;qFa i.ss a1sat.
isr'ey llrricr = far cetnracr sansfa Wesf.
o4ts ie bl.ter s2srsg q store: ~ q a4a@at.
Fos = -.s. 4na asEl SO 81 o.
Lard quiet
rs;Eols els-tes s.r e:a..s 50 - fyF rsaaed IN
bond.
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What tho Druggi.t- Say.
FusuryIvAstA, o, Aug. II. i7a'.

EreuryIvAsIA, o, Aus. J. i7i'.
Cent? ! have been dealing In proprietary nedi-
cine. Tor the last IA years and have never before
found a preparation that would eaaal your : fn'"
Killer" Ii not olls seiiSNerY rapidly, hut gives 'hs
s-t perfect satisfaction IN oyery Case that Las come
20 my knowledge.
In NV praeiiss very seldom pseserlhe patent meu'
cine. but. having entire confidence In your ram
Killer aud Knowing thu, 1t possesses valuable M o.
cal proportions freely nee II 10 my daily prnoucs
Itls the au. .iAndard medicine have for sale, and
many fallie. IN this vicinity woud Ne soon think o.
hc.ns ~ Beef Broad without bottle CT Pam
Killer Ia the house.
l,urs vary truly ISAAC A. DoRAN. NJ ID.
e. T. henson a Co., Of Charlottesville, Va. write
Yonr Pain Killer Ia decidedly the most popular
proprietary medicine sold In this State.
j. n Metal VI. D.. QuitInan. Ca have no
1snht IL win always BE- the great family medicine
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10
SIH1 AM
FIGURING MILL
FOR, 81 ATE1

E'oEO S-A LIGJ-
VE9HE r undersigned offers at Private Sale
his large Steam FIGURING Mill, running
by either Steam or Water power, situated
on the Wheeling Plank Road two miles
southeast of Cadiz, generally known as
"Warcel's Mill.' Said Mill is thoroughly
retitted, its capacity largely increased and
is situated in rich and highly fertile por-
lion of the country close to the county seat,
there being no other mill in that loc lity to
come in competition with it, thereby offer
ing advantages to the investor that no other
similar property can. The mill is now in
good running order. and is doing good
business. Those having any WHEAT,
BUCKWHEAT, CORN, RYE, or MIXED
call. A good practical miller who has been
II years. is now running the mill, and will
6 We satisfaction to all. With the above will
be sold the tract Of land adjoining the same,
consisting OF fifteen acres "a part of which
| is the best of Meadow bottonl,) on which is
! a good substantial frame
DWELLING HOUSE.
containing six rooms with all modern con-
veniencies. The title is free and clear of
all incumberance.
The proprietor, not being a practical
Miller will sell on reasonable terms. The
property could not be built at this time for
less than $4,000, and is now offered for
$4500-S1 800 down, balance in three annu~
al payments with per cent interest or the
property may be exchanged for other prop
orty.
Feb. 2O.tf WALTER B. BEEBE.
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Yours Respectfully,
ANDREW WALKER.

New ATHENS, OHIO, March 5th, 1867
MIR. G. KuGLER-SIR:-ln compliance
with your request to give my opinion OF the
merits of your Improved Horse Rake, l
R-SAVING MACHINE it stands UN-
RIvALED,--doing better work in less
time and with less labor than any other
The combination Of the Treadie and the or
rangement of all the parts give ii DECI-
DED ADVANTAGE over other Inventions OF
the kind.
It's operations have been witnessed by
number of persons, during the past season,
all of whom gave it their unqualified ap-
probation. am
Respectfully Yours.
LAFAYETTE MCCONNELL.
April, 10, lS67-4ino.
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IMPROYED IlAN RAhE.

PATENTED LAST AUGrsT. i am ranuii'c-
take rleasure IN referring the public, to the
card of W. n. Poulson. who Till give his
entire attention to the selling OF these Rakes.
/ am also, manufacturing nnmhcr ~
HFACoCKS IMPROVED BUTT \ G
sAWMILLS. and take pleasure in refer
ring TO the card of Robert Wiikin, who has
been, end is selling these Mills.
Repairing of almost all kinds OF Imple-
men;s, done 10 order.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10

We are how selling .COLBIG'S Paten
Clothes Wringer, which, Challenges Snperi
5rity in Wringing any garment or piece
BED QUILT. june
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WTONDEgs rULa BsUTTGyE.
2Ill mn LRS. NJ NllI,

VGTANTED ATTHE New Philadelphia
w Steam Woolen Mills, to be manu-
factured into Cassimeres, Satinets, Plannels,
and Blankets.
Parties bringing wool to be manufactured
will be required to furnish the following
quantities:
For yd. Of Heavy DoeslSin Cashmere u
to lbs Of clean fleece wool.
For yd. Of Light Doesl<in Cashmere II
to II TBS Of Glenn fleece wool.
For yd. OF Double and Twist Cashmere
Ii to 2 lbs of clean fleece wool.
For yd. of Heavy Satinett II lbs Of clean
fleece on l fb Tub washed wool.
For pair Blankets II Tbs of clean fleece
OF 10 lbs OF Tub washed wool.
What is termed clean fleece wool will not
shrink over 40 per cent in washing I'm
washed Spanish wool will shrink from 65 to
20 per cent.
niahed we charge for manufacturing as
Heavy Doeslsin Cashmere 90 cts per yd.
Double ond Twist " 100 to l25 T"
Heavy SatinetS 60 to 70 "
Fire Blankets 800 per pair.
Coarse Blankets 400 d"
Carding, Spinning and
Keeling IS to 90 cts. per ib.
Roll Carding. Ito s."
Grease must be furnished or we will have
to charge extra.
We have on hand large stock of Cassi-
n1eres Satinets, Flannels, Blankets, Skirts,
and Yarns of all descriptions, at reduced
prices for cash, or in exchange for wool.
A firstrate assortment OF Fancy Yarns
always on hand.
WILLIAMS, BURY & LAHMER.
New Philadelphia, May Is, '67, .3mo.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
no THE
CONSTITUTION!
To be Submitted to the People
I on the Second Tuesday OF
October, 1SG7.

THE STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SRc'Y OF STATE.
/. William Henry Smith, Secretary of
State of the State of Ohio, DO hereby certi-
fy that the followingis true copy of a joint
of the State of Ohio, on the 9th day OF April,
A. d. 1867, taken from the original rolls on
file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed
the Great Seal of the State Of
IL. 81 Ohio, at Columbus, the 9th day Of
April, A. ID. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
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|ApIz MACHINE SHOP.

would respectfully ask the attention OF
fhe public, 10 some Agricultural lmple-
menis, row being manufactured by me-
G, Eugfer having PssiFned his interest 70
tft,.,.~ff o.,lR Ntr,rfnI nfbia
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FLrsn1xa. onro. March, 9TH, 1867.

Mr.. c. Ku0LER-SIR:-Hnvl used your
Improved Horse Rake, 1 can hereby re-
commend 1t as heing ENTIRELY SUPE-
RIOR to any other ever offered to the pub
Lie.
The arran ngement of the Treadle is such
that boy oftwelve or fourtt EN- years OF age
oau work il with ease, ALLOWING both hands
Cor the management of the horse. The ad
iustment of the teeth, also prevents the roll
ing of the hay and collecting of dTt-an
item of great Importance to the cnnsumer.-
The entire working of the rake renders per-
feet satisfaction to all who have seenN
Yours Respectfully,
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''' c. wARFEI..

Having agreement with Mr., Wariei: To
sell his manufacture Of the above teScflued
HORSE HAY RAKE, / take pleasure IN
offering so useful an implement, to all M
is tLa most durable as we'll as the easiest
operating rake. that is made, win be sold
at the shop. or by commissioned Agents, IN
other places.
Persons wishing to sell rnkes, may receive
commission by satisfactory application
Below are added certificates, by persons
that have used the rake. and proved it.
W, y. POUISON.
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Cadiz junction,

And I feel confident that I cen make it to
your interest to patronize me.
JOSEPH +. RALSTON.
Nadiz Junction. Aug 90 '66-tf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-12
The Vote of yirpipts.

The result of the registration of voters
in all the counties in the State has been
received at headquarters, with the ex-
ceptiOn of here and there a magisterial
district in which there has been inform
ality in carrying out the requirements
of the registration act of Congress. The
returns in round numbers make the en-
tire vote of the State 900, the ratio
between the white and the colored vot-
ers being, as near as we can approx
mate it from the data before us, as III to
.. As there are to be. 104 members In
the proposed Constitutional COnyen-
tion, this will give one member for
every 2077 voters. We have informa-
tion that before the close of this week
the apportionment and full list of the
election districts as arranged will be
made public by the commanding Cen
eral of this district. The election for
members of the Convention, in accord
ance with the provisions of the law,
will consequently come of between the
10th and 18th Of October Richmond
Whig, Sept. 9.
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Another Victcry I,

The far West is setting us brave eX-
amples. Following close upon the
Democratic triumph in California comes
the news ofanother victory in Montana,
the election of Cavanagh, the Demo-
cratic candidate for delegate to Con-
gress, by an overwhelming vote. The
Territorial Legislature. elected last
year, is also overwhelmingly Demo
cratic. The Democrats have eleven of
the thirteen members OF the Council,
and twenty-five of the tweuty-siX
members of the House, majority of
twenty-seven in both Houses. So that
Montana was not likely to go-as in
deed she has not gone-astray. Her
people are of the same class of energetic
patriotic, sensible men-represeuta-
tive and the flower of the
whole countrywide have just re-
deemed the Golden State. Over the
nature political instincts and percep-
tions of such a people the cant of Radi-
calism could not prevail mnch longer
than the civil war which nourished an
enthusiasm among them that Radical
propagandists used to prevent and mis-
direct to their own ends. With the
close of the war and the subsidehce of
that confusing enthusiasm, the normal
clear judgments of these populations
began to assert themselves. From that
moment there was not only hope but
certainty of the reaction into the Demo
cratic ranks, which, reformed and
strengthened, have charged and won
back whatever, and more than was lost
under the sway of the disnnionsist, be-
yond the Rocky Mountain range. The
same reaction, if continued as it has
begun in the East, will yet enable the
Democratic party to carry the Presi-
Dental election in l565.-World.
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Letters from the Poop e.
FROM MARSHALL COUNT

MoUNDsvILLE, September 10, 1867.
Editor of the Register
DEAR SIR:-You have, no doubt, had
n glorious time Mt st. Clairsville. l
have been with you in spirit, if not in
person..
The morning has been cool and pleas
ant, and not much dust. The morning
was very unpromising, and the radicals
have been sadly disappointed. They
hoped and believed, and some of them
prayed that there might be enough rain
to dampen, if not to quench the en-
thusiasm of the Democracy on the oc-
casion. say some of them prayed, for
there are religious people among them.
But for my part, / cannot but think
them wicked, as long as they harbor
feelings of animosity and revenge
against the late rebels, and withhold
from them the right of citizenship; and
| cannot but consider them wicked in
doubling the wisdom of God in creating
an inferior race; and do the fools think
they can counteract His DEGREES, and
raise them 20 Onr own level by legisla-
tion' May the Lo:d "give them repent
ance and sound minds"
Give me your hand. c.
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Gerrit smith.

The following is from the August num-
her Of The Land Je Lore, and was
brough. to memory, says the editor, by
she name Of one Ofthe bondsmen OfJetf.
Davis:
4 Northern man married in Onr native
village Southern lady, and died soon
after the marriage. The widow discov-
cred, in looking over her husbands pa
derS, that he was indebted to an aboli-
ZIONIST OF the North, in the sum offs 900,
She told her administrator that there
must not he stain upon the memory Of
her husband, and proposed selling her
house and lot to pay the debt He wrote
% the creditor, stating the destitute
condition of the widow, and her bOnor-
able intentions. For the answer he re-
rcived letter inclosing the note of the
deceased husband as present to the
widow. The name of this generous cred
itor was Gerrit Smith of New York. In
4 private le ter to ourselves he says: at
is time to quit hating, and learn to love
one another" A truly noble sentiment,
10 which every true soldier, North or
south, who did his duty in the field, re-
spends heartily, amen.
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The Proposed Meeting Of the Radical
Governors.

Information has been developed here
within q day or two, showing that in
jtiatory steps have been taken for a
meeting of the Radical Governors of
the Northern and Western States,
either in Philadelphia or Washington,
during the present month. In the
West, where such a convention was
first suggested, il seems to be in favor,
and a private letter from Chicago says
that Governor Fletcher, of Missouri,
Governor Oglesby, of illinois, and Gov
ernOr Crapo, of Michigan, together
with John Logan, Congressman Ferry,
Brownwell, judd, and others, were in
that city talking the matter over on
Thursday last. None of the Eastern
Radical Governors, so far as is known,
have been written to on the subject;
and Governor Fletcher has some doubts
rs to whether Governors Fenton, Greary
and Bullock would attend such a gath
cring. The object is not stated, but it
eviden ly relates to the impending
crisis in the Republican party.-Hdsh.
Cor " y. UiOrM, Sept. :.
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Lhr THE PRESIDENT RESIGN.-The
New York Herald of yesterday says edi-
forially: "To make the people feel the
iull imp0rt of that which rests so heavi-
" upon them, Andrew Johnson should
resign and appeal to them. Let him re-
sign aud demand that II Convention of
all the States he called To take measures
against tins political ruin that Congress
is hurliug against the republic. Let
him tell the people that he finds 1t I'M
possible To resist entirely this attempt
Of Congress To assume dictatOrial power
and inaugurate new revolution. Let
him show To them the political picture
as IT, eXists-cOInmerce wrecked, the
Treasury Department in ruins, the reve-
nue. administered for the benefit OF those
Who hold the offices, the wealth of the
nation squandered, an exl austive 1n-
dian war oil hand for the benefit Of
agents and contractors, half the States
under military dictatorship, the other
half threatened with similar govern
ment, corruption everywhere, vice
making a throne of virtue, and the
country driving madly through the
same political phases that preceded the
French Revolution"
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..The Grounds well"

The news from Maine seems To grow
h,rtrr aud better. 1t is now thought
that The radical majority, if it exists ~
All, will not exceed eight thousand, in
stead of the twenty-eisht thousand of
ll>, wear. The State Senate stands
.ryrn Democrats, an entire gain, to
lwrnfy -four radicals and it is probable
that the Democrats will have maiOri-
rs in the House.
The tide is evidently tnrming and
there is still hope that onr country, so
lon. submerged beneath the inky waves
ni rldiraliSm, may yet he restored to
~ former prOnd estate.
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Correction

In nnr report of the presentation OF L
banner 10 the Democrats of Wheeling
township by tho ladies of st. Clairsville
at The meeting on Tuesday, We omitted
10 mention that il WAS received Oh be-
halt of Wheeling township by DIR.
Campbell, OF that locality, who respond
~. tn the sentiments contained in Miss
Nriswangrr'I address 10y IL very neat
aud appropriate extcmporaueouss speech.
The whole ceremony passed off very
we'll indeed, aud gave great satisfaction
Ia the thousands who were present.
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Wbiskers and Mustaches !

T,oRCED To GROw UPoS THz SMOOTH
II - ssce In from fl5nee 20 fve weeks by udng
m sEyIGyES REsTAURATHUR C4PPIL
7 AIRY tbe most wonderful discovery IN modern
scjsnce arting upon the Beard and Hair in an
almOst miraculous manner II has been used by
a. elite Of Paris and London with the most
tisftsrfrg sucoeaA Names efall purehasem viii
b registered, and II entire GafIsfae.icn IL not
given in ever instance. The money win te cheer
fnIly refunded Price b mail sealsd and post,
paid, u. Descriptive eirculans and teaffmouials
mailed free. Address BERGER. SHUTS 4
CO, CbeIniSts, No. rs River Street, Troy, n.
T., Sole agents for the United States
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SpPriai Notice.

10 N,"IS.
,.. +. Fcrrcll, Wes' Liberty Township:
a. : food Iriadclphia
william Bruner Eichland
TL,. sweeney. Washington
: : Ferris Madison
,,,nrsr Baird Clay
" ". Miller, Union
l.- Maxwell Centre
,,,n,.r Forncs Webster
". G. Hmdldn, Rtchie
lbr me ubrrs of the Democratic Executive
,,.,rrr,,lrc nf Ohio county are hereby notified
attend a lrr,ting of the Committee at the
i.,..r,rr, 4, rt'irr. on Thursday. September l2th,
,,,n.,l * T. NJ Ey order,
". c. HANDLAN, President.
v N MILLER. Secretary. Sepl0.at
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HENRY SEAMON,

/ lEAbE II IN ALL AtNDS va ~
~ baccO, Pipes, Snuff, sc. Manufacturer OF No.
| Wheeling Stogies, No. 81 Water street Hay'
ing made arrangements with one OF the leading
tobacco houses in the country, ! am prepared -
offer all the best grades nf Chewing Tobacco al
Manufacturer prices aNIG.2w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-12
JACOB GRossCLos,

Successor 10 Frobe & Grossclos,
HANUFACTURER OF BUGGIEs,
M CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAIS, DC. &c.,
No. ~ Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures 10 order, all kinds OF work in
to repairing.
~ Second hand Carriages and Buggics for
cash snr2l