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The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02
DRY GOODS.
FALL 4 WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL 4 WINTER DRY GOODS
BR0MBERGER & cos.
Wholesale and Retail Establishment opposite George
c. Perkins Grocery Store
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND DAI-
Goods offered TO the public Our stock comprises
al the new and latest styles
Dress Goods.
French and American English Calico.
French Merino, all kinds.
Empress and Cotton Cloths.
Rich Wool and Empress Piaids
Plaid and Plain Poplns,
Black and Colored Silks all widths and price,
Mourning Dress Goods
All Wool and Cotton DelAines.
Wool and Broche Shawls.
Long Square WOODEN Shawis in great variety,
Cloaks. Basques and Basquenes
Cassinaeres and Tweeis. in great variety,
Black and Colored Ladies' Cloth
Saxony Shaker and Opera Flannels Of all Shades
Mission Pioneer Red and Blue Flannel
Canton Flannels, Lindseys, etc.
Irish Linens Towels Diapers and Crash
Bleachcd and brown Table Linen.
Napkins. Ladies and Gents stitched Handkerchiefs.
Bleached and Muslins all makes
Bleached and brown Sheetng in great variety.
Superior California White Bed Blankets
Red, Blue and Gray Blankets and Quilts
English Hose
For Ladies', Misses and Gents wear
Fine Wool and Merino Hose.
Merino Wool Under Vests. and Drawers for Ladies'
Gents and Children
Mems Fine White Shirts
Ladies' and Gents Kid and Wool Gloves,
Dogskin Waterproof Driving Gloves
Notions aud Fancy Goods
New Dress Trimmings and Buttons
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TNcHIS-E have been discovered in hog butch.
cred At Littleieid, n. H.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HoSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS

Pure and Powerful Tonic. Corrective and Alterxt,y
OF Wonderful Efficacy in Diseases Of the
Srxrlach, Liver and Sousls
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
III Unclaimed IN THE POST OFFICE AT
- Oroville, California March ID 1867. If not called
for within thirty days they will be sent to the dead
letter Office.
Aldrich Lewis John
Averett John McCawley Vim
Bedpecum Hiram McCready Robert
Cary James Nelson Charles
Clement W Pelham
Day Mrs Atlanta Eanne Peter
Dickinson Mansfield Riarion John
DOYLE jackson Sanburn John
Eiserton Joseph smith Isaac
Griffith JOHN Stout James
Goob Mr. Thomas George
Grady Andrew WeSt5To0k James
HAunSe- John Wilcox Charles
Heninger Henry Weodson Mrs Abbie
Kirkpatrick
FOREIGN LETTERS
Fahnel Constantine Taken Christopher =
Leland H
REGISTERED LETTERS-FoREGS.
Reany Mrs Winfred Mary.
J. LYLE. T. NJ
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PROF. PIKRcg is to be appointed to succeed Prof.
Baci,e in the United States Coast survey.
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L. z. hAGAs. an old Sacramensan, died suddenly
on Monday.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND DAI-
w ly Opening the most complete Assortment Of
Goods offered To the public Our stock comprises
al the and lates; styles
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NEW GOODS.

4 TTENTION OF PURCHASERS Is RE-
"A sYtf0y invited TO the oldest and best known DIV
Goods and Clothing establishment in orovine.
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Wholesale and Retail Establishment opposite George
c. Perkins Grocery Store
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Tlo insecona Of Flour mud Mcai in tho city Of iia
inore the week ending Mny 10, aB foIlows
Iowa street 3oiU bulls nnd W half bbis; City Mills
I.99 bbls anu w hail bblai Ohio 60 bbls; and Family
COY bbis and w hull bbs.oal Wheat Flour 64U2 Ibls
aud W lln bb!s Together with 70 bbls lyo Flour
l7G3 bb!s Corn Mcai. .'. ="
GIAiN.-wheat-l900 bushcls red received; market
duh and nuninaly IN tho absonco OF saos IOaSc lower
only lot sold was 2oO bushels good Marylaud wio
3Jloaiy one lot OF choice oered and held far above
Gshcls yeuo'T received market active and pricos
2a3c betternculed In tho wero 250O bushels ordi.
nary white ut Sl l21 10; U5uO bushels good 81
6voU prme at III l6i 1U0 bushels yellow nt sl Is; 100U
bushe.s good TO primo ia ots ut u 1la lG 1OUO
Western mixed At FL US $500 bushels do 81 o. Oats
400 bushels rcceyed sales Of 1900 bushels f6c 1000
pusos do at Tic and 2U do a 7So; closed dull at 7cs77o
Eye0J bushels sold OF 81 A. and 70 do at 81 90 por
bllBLel -r -, .,,r 50, - =. -,
MoL.ssEs-wo haYo. no sa,oe to notice.; stock small
aud held nrln. -
PRovBIoSs-Thcro q better tono tho market to-
day. holders not disposed TO accept previous pricos
Tor Bulk Mca,s, held drmor. Tho jobbny demand for
trncon continues steady md without qu0ablo chnngo
repeat tor Shoulders 10a1Q OTIS; RIB Sides llal2k
cts; rib do 12Sal24 ctJ nsico oasht Hams
s2j 7oa2i q Dbl lntter for roail los Lar 13a18H cts
City und Western tcs; rctal lots 40 higher.
IIcE-we hear OF yales but Win Light stock quote
Carolina stcay at 1lal1H cts, and Bangoon 95fa9k cts
q IL.
sALT-Is scady as before quoted viz: for Liverpool
ino ~ 10a3 - nEd do Ground Alum "a 10 per sack.
Turks Island G2a65 cents per buahci from store
sUuAH-Late ypsterIny herc wcro sales OF 43i hhds
Cuba at lUS cents. 1913 boxes do at 9a cenis-a
rclning, To-day W hlds Cuba, for r.1nipg, at lOS
~ bols Martinique at II ccnts; rs hhds Porto Rioo
grocery at llsl2 cents lEf..a....,'.. U'..E
WnIsKEr-Furthsr sales Of lOca4oo bbis western aro
reported In bond at 80 cents per gallon. .i':n 60
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Cons-Tho supply is large. Int Tho dcmand Is very
limitod, and tho market IA dull although pos have
further declined fully % par bushel Yoa erdsy not pm
at :: 91Ssl 40 per sushe day the sale. .fo eonnns1
Il Ioj l25 mixed a5o DO $50 whe mxod At 81 IS; 800
whito mixed at 81 3 400 whita nj 81 SIX 5 do 81 4o
bustcL .. ~ =. =. II -
Iucr-s In light supply. but Ia dull. wo quote Lou.
islaIa ut 0IliEc Cnrolnn 1ll ,12Sc; Indn 9SslOl:c
held at 10c currency OF Wholesale duty paid and stsc III
bond. Stock In bond TOO Racks.
] Su1An ASu MoLAssRs,-Thcfo hAyo mt bccn nnv ~.
ccits worthy VI noo sinro ycstcrsJ Tho supply tho
roductip Of Louisiana 10 g lt but tho demand
limited, anu orly Uf o retail character, Tho priucpaI
sales to-day arc connel TO IS bbIs fcrenng bioIssscs
at sOo pof Balon anil 81 hhds yellow clarified Sugar on
iJhul3aio for choice l3Salto fur yoow clarified. and
taaloo Tor whto aoa5oo gallon for fcrncntng, and
Sugar and Monsscs but In tho absence Of sales wo
compelled to omit quotations. 90 '-'a--
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:1:lse 9 l|laat1}g. J j'l,,}g:: Yeg,,us,
.sompBoDY'I.h COME To-NIGIIr.

must bind my hair with tho myrtle bougl,
. AMI geui II with buds Vf white, =. -. !. ,
Ard dIiyo tlis blush Il om my burning brow,
: 4, For sV1uebptlyll como Tonight;
And wlIils h's eye sh.u iis.'ra nfacc F =,
III tho braid md tho folded I.owcr, !,
He must not find in my tgl..ialp lace ~.
Tho spell OF his woaLroris pa@Cr.
must don tllc robe which lie fou1is calls
cloud OF cnllaliciny light,
And elt whcrS tho mellowins moonlight falls,
For EniuHbody'll como to-IaIi;
And while tho robes AMI i..G place shall seem
But tho ScricSt freak OF chance.
'TiB sweet to know thai Ills eye will beam
With a teudur. happier glance.
'Iwas thus I suig wien :ho years wcro few
That lay Oh my I,triisli head,
And all the flowers tlint IN iu'iry Ercw
Were tlcii with fol,luu thread;
Ard somebody came, anI the whispers there
cunnot repeat them quite;
But know my soul went ur In prayer,
And somebody's hero Tonight.
blush no morn al the whispered VOW,
Nor sigh in tn" SOFT muonlisht;
My rubc has tint OF amber now
AMI sit by my anthracite;
And tho locks that virl with glossy wren
HAVE passed to the silver Irry; FEr
But the iovc tliat decced tEem with llowcrs then
ls n holicr love to-tiiy.
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Williams I,4 CO White. wslior. woyhman, Elfc.
y White, w q WhIldcn Co. E wiss 20. D Dcery.
seSl Tolsnss o0 Non and Sa1 sns
tmastcr.
Steamer ElI.. Hanco1 Richardson, sarannah vi. Hii-
ton Head and Beaufort Mdzc. To Ferguson & Holmes.
Cleared YcstsEday,
,schr Jacob Thompeon, vihlsats p G; Va
DucisrilIe, sc-Risley 81 Crci9hton.N'-IF \ q 49,
! Wont to Sea Ycsterdny.
sh Sch! RSnsSy was ssT.;,.S Gr.nmcF Philadelphia
schr Marian Gage. sheppard, Boston.
! @ From this Fort.
schr Daniel Chaso. Mitchell, Baltimore. Nay IT,
F, Cleared for this Port.
Schr Shiloh. Hubbard. at Baltimore, May II.
Schr Myroyer, Hughes. at Now York, May 10.
Memoranda.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
J. FoREIaN.
! LIVERPOOL .E
Ship Winthrop, Stewart. entered outward April os
ship AmS1 Conner, saiod .sIarch 25
sEwronr, zSo. -
The Coming, Hookawsy. sailed d.......... April 10
DoMEsTIo. gr -.
:is BOSTON. a.t itri
Brig Abner Taylor. Lowell oloarcd. May 0
Ihe Whitney Long. Hayes, cleared. SO
bchr Bergen, -, up-............ .Msy
IL ,Glatf'ii new rons.
schr Dlyid Paust Lord, UP. IL
schr SO Evans Hammond, up.................M May 10
scr Taploy, Perkins, cleared. May 10
PHILADELPHIA. -,
schr Baker, Adams, cleared. .hIay
nALrIAonr - : x. <: = = -. =. Il Il
sohr shiloh Hubbard. c'cAr May II
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New Orlca,, Market.

NEW onI.EAEi,. Mny l6-coIIos-Undcr tho en-.
coursgng influence OF sill moro favorable accounts
from New York md Liverpool tho market opened this
morning with liberal inquiry, and although tho move.
ment continued quito general throughout yet owing to
the Increased inIIcdiments offered TO tho ncgontiG of
exchange, the business ransaoiod has .scn OF limited
character, comprising barely 2701 bale eleven brokers
IN tho business Tho de,nLid was confL ed
principally TO tho good ordinary and low iddlIng do
ecrptions and wns hniost exclusively ~ rIcied 10
domestic buyers Pcos indicated maikll IL y,Toyc-
ent most OF the saloa cGcettd rendering figures fully
20 10 ~ advance OF yesterdays ruing Tates Tho
and closed 10 completely unsc,cd Ls TO entirely prc.
ciuhe the possibility OF giving accurate quotations. !
GTATKMESr or coTTuN - : a5s 81
Stoot on hand Sept let, 1896. bales 62 os,
fseSst,a ,c;yr., :'.''.'.'...'.'...s: 3!o
=, !. ~ u. Z. 3A162
Cleared preyiously.... iOS-7os 112
Fl. @ 7s bales or ssaasao sss
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY. TREASURY q
DUBLIo NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That Z iSHsi Ta1sR
the following Ordinance licenses been prepared
for delivery from this oAca 8. THOMAS
city Treasurer.
src. /. Be Il Ordained by tie Hayor and 4ide5msn in
City Council dsiemed, Thkt from and tho nrst day
Of January licenses shA taken out for ali cas druys
aud wagons, used for private and domestic purposes In
now Of foroo IN relation To drays w1ons let or
driven tor hire. except giving bopds And csoh such
tsjnna Re nnmbsr thereot .pS m.rtsa s noasG con,
placed on tho outado Of tho shAfl ~,
SEQ 2 No person shall be taken By the Troasurer ab
surety TO any bond under the ordir,nee concerning L.
lesa he or Bhe BIO freeholder is=is .Tlr-! .lSSf.
Bro. g. Tho following shall hereafter be the rated for
including Tho horoas mules used thereof Witch shsli
be free from other taxation: ''I ill'' N D iI.l
pusnSEsss WHATEVER, Fon HraK prnror on rpmEcr. q
For every CART drny or wagon, drawn BY horso or
For every cart dray wagon drawn BY Two hor.o. or
Ror cvery hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For orery hack and carriage with four wheels S405
For S eSSry stage or omnibus toIoapt line omnlBuA
For every stsss or onanibus toIoep. line onnibu.,.
drawn by four horses, eco. ..ti'' 81 -.iT:-'E'l- "
For every truck drawn by two or moro hrscs or mules
$50.
For every sIpress wagon drawn by two horscs
or mules SEQ.
For overy bread CART or wagon, IS. - ''H'
For oyory carl, dray or wagon, used for private
mesdc purposes aud not 70 DO employed the trans.
porting OF goods wares, merchandise lumber, or any
other commodity. for compensation, either directly or
indirectly tho ssme sha payfor license tbs sum Oh
'4iss1s Raasa II Il ~ city sS5ss Ss f as, I
Il 81 In the year Of our Lord Thousand eight hum
P. o. aA1LLARp, Mayor.
January 8 ". q. SMITH. Clerk Of Council.
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: = ~" - ~ :
baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, May l7.-CoFPEE.-wo havo only TO
report sale OF 100 b.ss prime Rio at 1sifc 'T.
CorroS-Thcr. Is so:Io inquiry nom sinners, but wo
only hear OF small lot OF Low Mddlng at &c. Hold
moi disposed 10 tho rIuws buyers Md
ding, which is hold ut ~ ha28c, i'.-. ra' '. n'
FIs'North Carolina Herring arc In fair supply and
prices favor buyers. We quote largo lots tho
wharf s5 25a5 81 q bhl for short bluuds Shnd scarce
and tc.dy nj sllull 60 q Lbl.
FIOun-All grude, ol UIltiG reduced to-day
50c q bb. md all other descriptions partook OF the de-
cline, but the market stl rcnains Inactive tho only
reported being 100 bbls Howard srcct Super at sly
and 1OO bbiB Northwestern EItra at $13 q bbL We
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From ne sAoe and Leather Reporter.]


BosroN Door AND BnoE MAnKeT-For the week end.
ing May 16Busness In tho Wholesale market hss been
quiet during the week regards sales and proes arc
somewhat unsettled but are generally held OF aomo ad-
Vanco on former rAea Tho recent Suspensions in tSe
shoe and leather busncss hiss caused feeling Of dsrust
10 some extent We understand that tho suspenhon OF
ono Of the firms viii be but temporary, and hat Il Wli
soon resume 6usneas Tho prospects Of the incoming
ecason or hado are not promiaing ooud be eare
as what with the present high OF materials for man
uaeturc, and Tho increased wages OF the workmon tho
goods now produced arc costing from TO 10 per cent
anSanco on the recent selling prces of leading dsscrp
There has boon for the LAST few weeks very .r demand
Tor brogans and plough shoes tho latter style boInR In
nght supply and TO considerable eItont tai1ng the
pac9 OF hs oEmer also Of thick banoraIs which is bo.
coming quite popular with tho trade as tho cut OF ts
shoo dispenses with tho Objectionable seams Of The
Pt9San SS and balmor Ths style selling at 81 s6s
oo 10 f95 95 mSas So, SP @ hall ye T.a DO q s double
thoee engaged In tho Eastern obbing trade good
oy arc reaplng the beneat OF tho spring adYanco In he
leather market as IL has given ninneas TO ptoax and
sons ea ,S ORDER Tho spnents Of boot.
sanie Time being go for tho woeS; same limo
last year Ot3A cascs Tho shpena by rail for The vee
have been 1856 Tho total nhipments OF boot, ana
shoes oy rail and sea for tho week have been
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For Curling the Hair OF either Sex into Way
-.uy ..T:tY ,iyE,,i Ourss. Il; s. ,:;;Igsg.T;t
ipf ysMa THIS ARTIMR I.ApR AND dixNrLr.
ID, HKN iran beautty themselves thouhtrdfold
u the ppy ltcia In the world that win cun atrQt
har and q tho s.,ne time ye Il beautfal giossS sr
The crispdr CONS not only GusA tho hijf bTt
betRtinos aud clexuseSit ID highly and ds
pcrfumed and q Tho most complete atiois Of
the dod oter pfered to the Ami hoan public 70 Ths
CnSpor Coma WIN be ecnt 70 any addfoss .seaIsd And
Addreas Nl crddfs 20 y.-t !Es 4;
az Ia WIN CLARK. 4 col, Chemists.
No Wcat FsJetts street. ayrscuse. n. z.
March % 1T, 'y5,,-r r - .3si u I, Iyf :
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Consfgnees per south Carolina BaiI,o,d
: May 30. :.

31s bales Cotton Is bhis spsa and Is bbls Crude Tur
pentnc Gf b6!s Ros!n, cars Slaves kcarsWood. car
Go, C Street Br6elA ca ofqrtso.y F.anhoF 81 Agent.
Co. @ Pritchett, Utsey q Kenyon W O Bee & %. d
1iillar KnnapsuI, LAnneau g. Co, @ " Williams l. 90,
IhnrHton thur & nolmcs Peronneau, J A. Bowen. q W
Witte Z Hiss & Co, D z sloan, " Hunt W w Hnith
osendorn Co, 9Ibhos & Co, BollniAhn BROS, p Bl,
kcr Co, Wood, J Al Cantsy, n > -
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.PnaIcnGors.

por steamer H1i1s HanooI, from sav.nnah, yin Dean.
Ts,,is Srs nsa Sn nSad.D Ferguson and Lady Captain
,MoodrIG LApplcby Lewis. II O .Noyes q q FxirI
1 sayo wEhssTs ss,I wson. sRcdell, " iAHtm
INDY, Con . Tyler Col O Page. CAPT j, 1ifo And 10
men OF co z, 9th U s. Infantry, and 10 decf = =,
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Now York Market.

IT. % : b.
Tho Now York EreninD FoTt Of Friday May l7th aays:
Money continues in moicrats demand at Q per cont
Inc stock market fs fraction botter. Governments
The only point interest that there is little change
IN , e 81 ,aS ior money owing as h supposed nrst TO tho
payments for asycnlhircs and the consequent increase
10 hs balance o. green6acks in tho Treasury; thirdly In
inc ohort OF tho oeaFs to increase tho symptoms OF
tive schemes in atoeis and gold. p.
.H PRODUCE MARKET. - r'a-,.i
NE YORK, May 17.-FLoUn, Gc.-Thc market for
Western and state our is less eciyo and IoaI6c lower
To eject sales ut the close further scssion would
The salea 400 bbs a. $40 7sa11 IS supernno
State tl2 ta1t IS for Extra State S12 a5a1s 20 for the
alI ss Tor sSippins Ohio: .i5siS 10 for t.ds and I
family brand. Of Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana, aud
aornia Hour Ia lower and dull at SIG 2sa17a sales
| OF 5ou bbls ani blgs.
0oal6 80 Tor The low grades of extra and SIS toa
SontSrs S 1aS s nnd y a%ny aIa ii 1Snas us o.o
SOs ut sls iOal5 for common to ir Baltimore and
try extras and SIS l0als for tradc and family brands
Rye flour is weak Sales OF 400 bbls at sBae 60 for
common 10 choice
Corn meal is steady salos of 100 bba city at 50 TO-
GnuS.-Thc wheat mnEkot ia inactive and rather ca-
sicr. The oIerinss are larger but n,iiers hold OF
STs Ss sG 2? Ehss dSnS Of S sus Tho s0s a
Barley malt il quiet at 81 a6a1 20. ~ ''''''''
Oats aro better and moro activo Tho demand Ia ac-
i've The sales arc 5000 bushs Western at s4as5t<c
NyO Is firm. Tho Saics arc eioo busSs western at
Corn opened higher but closes tamo OF tho improve
mont Tho deInand Is moderate and chiefly speculative
Tic les arc GOOD bushels unsound nt 81 1aa1 lB;
vercd old do 81 80 In store; Southern whte at 81 S1a
l %; do yellow at st 28a1 29.
pnovIsioss-Tho pork market has beon less sc,iyo
about previous 6gures closing steady For futurG de-
livery we hear Of $50 bbls mess buyer juno st s2s So
new css sis IS for extra S and siS assas
rumps =
is firm and moro active Sales of 400 bb,s at slss
common or Oan1 In
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COMMERCIAL,
Tho Charleston Cotton brnrIse,.

~. Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE o. THE CHARLESTON uiILY NEWS.
cnAHLi:si ON, Monday Evening. Aiay 20, 1861, 3
There was affair demand, buyers operating at lover
but Irregular prices saos 152 baes aay ~ ut 23; ut
"a; SO at 25; at 20; II at 20I; at 2o4 Wo
Iuoto:
Low Middling....... ......"............2iG2iY
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= PORT CALENDAR.
CORnECTKD WEEKLY,

PHASES THE MOON.
NOW M 4tb 2h 20m. morn Full M. 18Th, 6h. S2m morn
First @ 10Th, Oh. am oven Last q. 20t Oh 2n oyon
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MISCELLANEOUS,

RUTICE TO SAILORS OR InIMIGISANTs
HOTEL. on BoARDNQ-HOUSE KEEPERS,
OFELCE CLEEE OF COUNCIL,
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FofLoWiNa ACT OF
1 tho Lcgtshtarc. passed tho 2oth day Of Docember
1890 all persons concerned hereby notified to call at
hs Once and tafo out the required license
-,.. 49, ~ .tf W. II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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SARATOGA
''EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
ba unequAlled by that Of any other In Tho fnr famed
EAey o. SAr1toga Its virtues such have secured
mo high oncomfums OF all who have H. posscss-
Ing a. IL does In an eminent degree. cathartic dIurec
flteradve and tonic qualities. u o'''
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, Al. D., Professor
P1cuce OF Phyaic, Jefferson Medical College, PhIla.
delphiA, formerly OF Charleston, 8. O.: -
. PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1905.
ihAEe been for year or moro past In The habit OF
taxing Tho wnter OF tho "EIcesior Spring OF saratosn
accustomed during tho great portion my invalid lite
70 nse the different waters OF tho Fountains which
DOH up Along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them tor much Of the comfort enjoy, sats-
hsd that the EIeolhor Water is well adapted any
%hch hey are generally employed. It syery agreeable
hrongy tmpreRnaed with the carbonic acid lively and
EpArinng. - can heartily and conscientousy
recommend 1t TO oil who need gentle catharhc and
u9rene. ,.''+"' SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, n. D.
Ihe water ia put up In Pint aud Quart bottles and
packed In good order for shipping PInts boxes OF
our dozen eaeh aud Quarts in Of two dozen each
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-16

STAGE IMMoRALITY.-The Rev. Dr.
Hattield, of Chicago, like the Rev.
smith, OF New York, is deVoting his
attention to the immoralities OF the
stage by the presentation of pieces OF
the BLACK Crook" order. The Journal
IN abiding to the discourse of Rev.
Hatfield on last Sunday evening, saws:
His discourse must have carried to
the minds OF all his auditors, whether
they are willing to acknowledge il or
not, conviction of the folly and evil
influence of the Stage, as it IS now con-
Quoted, and as, for example, its de-
moraLzlng features We're so disgust
ingly exhibited by the young woman
who played the "French Spy" at Nc
Nicksr's last week. ItmUst be con-
fessed by people having the least refne-
ment of sense, that when our leading
fheater becomes the shOw-house for u
model artist,n and is crowded full of
young men who are attracted thitheT
by q vulgar curiosity, it is quite time,
not only Tor the clergy, but for all good
men, to reopen the war against a pro-
fession and a department of public
amusement that at best gives oIIf. a
questionable influence upon the COM
munity.n