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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

DRY GooDs.-The \. Y. Independent
says that all classes Of dry goods ar
coming down. Brown sheetings are
down from one to two cents per yard.
Prints are being disposed of by large
forced sales at reduced prices. Bleached
goods, drills, corset, jeans, stripes, ticks,
delaines, printed lawns, fiannels and sati,
nets are lower and dull. Cloths AM
cassimeres are wanted in small lots, and
only carpets of the best styles are active
But few styles of foreign goods are want,
ed, aud these only for city trade.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

Senator Wilson has returned from his
southern campaign. He spent three
weeks IN the reconstructing section, and
made - speeches. He states that he
was everywhere we'll received and never
had more attentive audiences. Senator
Wilson Is able to give the national and
congressional committees valuable hints
for the management of the campaign in
the south, and the leading one is that the
work must be done chiefly by speakers,
and that newspapers and documents can
only perform subsidiary part. He ad-
vises the employment of respectable COL
ored men on the stump.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

EXCURSION. A party Of Railroad
men are intending TO leave Portland next
Monday on ali excursion along the pro-
posed line of the Portland and Ogdcns-
burg X. r. 1t is expected they vii
reach st. Johnsbury about Saturday o
next week. They will first visit point
west.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

QCoTATIONs OF GoLD.-Ihe quota
tons Of gold, rs given in the money
articles OF the daily papers, convey no
fixed idea 10 the common mind The
information needed is, what is paper
dollar worth The following will ans
wcr the question:
When gold is quoted at Sl,1O, a
paper dollar is worth 81 cents, nearly.
When gold is quoted at Sl,l5. a
paper dollar is worth 81 cents.
When gold is quoted at Sl,2O, a
paper dollar is worth S35s cents
When gold is quoted at S1,25, 8
paper dollar is worth so cents.
When gold is quoted al Sl,30, g
paper dollar is worth u cents, nearly.
When gold is quoted at Sl,35, a
paper dollar is worth "A cents.
When gold is quoted at ..Sl,4O. 6
paper dollar is worth Il cents.
When gold is quoted at Sl,45, g
paper dollar is worth 50 cents.
When gold is quoted at Sl,50, 6
paper dollar is worth G63 cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

.SERpENrS IN TIE Doves NEsT.-
Rev. John Todd's article on " Fashiona,
Die murder" has been enlarged upon ant
printed in pamphlet form by Lee <
Shepard of Boston, with the above title
TN, and why not - are books every
woman should rcal-and heed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31
New Dress Goods

Black Silks,
New Muslins and Lawns,
Cloths for Ladies' Sack,
Ladies' Sacks,
Alexandra Hid Gloves,
Black and Colored,
Isle Thread Gloves,
Ladies' and Misses,
Ladies', Misses and
Children's Hosiery,
Colored and White German
and American Corsei,.
Fans. Para>ols and Sun
Umbrellas, Ladies' and
Gents Extra Fine Umbrellas.
Ladies' White Printed
Bordered Skirts,
Lubin's Perfnmery.
White and Colored Quilts,
Table Cloths, Bed Spreads,
Napkins, DoYla>.
Wool Blankets, etc., etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

STATE CoNvENToN.-The state con-
vcnlion meets at Montpelier to day, 1t
seems to be understood that John Il.
Page will be nominated for governor,
and John A Page for treasurer. OF the
lieut. governor there appears more doubt
A military man will probably be select
ed - perhaps Gen. Thomas OF West
FairIee, and perhaps Major Rounds OF
Chester \ dozen men attended our
town caucus last Saturday evening, and
chose Luke p. Poland, Barron Moulton,
John Bacon and Jacob q. Hovey as
delegates and \. }. Willard, Dantord
Wiley, Abel a. Pierce and David
Chapman, substitutes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

are willing to put their hands in their
pockets and construct a road through
Northern Vermont, we shall raise no OBJ
jections, but bid them God speed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31
ST. Johnsbury, VT, June Ist, 1867.
NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & cos

We are opening tits week general assort,pen, g
seAsOn.ble good Just purchased IL New York ana D.,
ton for ca-h, st tire present depressed s,a; Of ,,
msny articles much les than two three week. -,
All Of which viii he pleased TO show and give mic
to al who VIII favor with call - We are cuuas,.
that prices VIII please.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

e. Gen. Butler has been provoked TO
self-defence, through the Boston Travel
Ter. The phrase bottled up" which
seems greatly to annoy him, he says was
first used by himself to describe his con-
dition at Bermuda Hundreds, after he
had sent two-thirtls of his men to Gen.
Grant, and that the latter borrowed the
words and used them in his report with
out giving the reason for their pertinency.
Gen Butler relterates the story about the
president pardoning some West Virginia
deserters, in order that they might vote,
but ignores the fact that it has been
proved that but one of the number was a
deserter. The chief item of his article is
the repetition of his belief that Booths
diary was mutilated after it was taken
from his person, and he says
"Boott, while hunted for his life
through swamps and byways, after the
assassinatioB would hardly have leisure
for such amusement; besides, ON horse
back, with one leg broken, it might be
difficult to get ruler or straight edge by
which to trim the leaves as nicely as it is
done. Everything taken from Booths
person was put in evidence on the trial Of
Mrs. Surratt-even TO bill of exchange
taken out of this same diary-except this
diary itself and the valuable diamond pin
which he wore. These alone were kept
back Why cannot eighteen leaves OF
the diary and the pin now be found
Until those having had custody of the
articles taken from the body can account
for all of them, / must be excused from
believing that the articles are all now in
the same condition us when found. Ii
the witness can he found who has got the
pin, perhaps he can tell us who has the
missing leaves"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

Y. vi. {. A.-On the 10Th OF June
the twelfth annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations Oh
the United States and British Provinces,
will be held ut Montreal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

1t creates no surprise that most Of the
large INCOMES in Washington are report
led by hotel keepers,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

An extraordinary piece of news is cur
rent IN Paris, 10 the effect that a high
military officer is under arrest. accused
OF treasonable practices, and in particular
OF having betrayed to Prussia the French
plan Of a campaign in case of war.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

\ new suspension bridge above the
present one. Is 10 be Guilt NJ Niagara
Falls, this summer. low a company of
New York state capitalists. On the
American side the landing Will lie near
the gas works, and opposite, a short Dis
tance below the Clifton House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31

The legislature of New Hampshire
will commence IFS annual session at Con-
cord, on Wednesday, June ).
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-10-16
Window Glass.

yHfE HAVE Just received q large Stock AZ
wv FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, which will
bs ,old ut the lowest market priCos.
TEAGUE 4 CARWILE,
Under Masonic Hall.
a., H 40
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FOR RENT.

n WILL RENT the cnsu;ng year, the PLAN
Il TATI0N on which rcsi =. manning some
Five Hundred Acres or more Of OPEN LAND
the rns of which Is vel ndanied for the cnltiva-
,ion of CORN, COTTON SMALL GRAIN. &C.
A large r"rticns Of these Lnnds nre bottoms, To-
Gated on Beaver Dnui aad Log CYeek
JOHN H. H0LLlNHSW0RTH.
Oct A. ~
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Stolen,

nN The morning of the 24ih. from tho Sub.
W scrihcr's residence, three miles N"rih OF
Liberty Hill, me';ium sized Dark Bay MAIZE,
in fino condition, abou II years old, als four feet
lack show. white of her eye. very plainly. has
marks Of saddle nn b.ck walks and races finely
undcr saddle, and tro's well in harness.
lLoral reward will he paid for her recovery.
Address. Mrs s. E. TALBERT,
Longmircs, S. C.
0ct1 It ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-10-16
Estate Notice.

ILL Persons indebted 20 the Estate OF JAS.
"a s. ADAMS. decd. are req ''estcd to pay up
frthwith; and those having claims against said
Estate nre notified to present the same, duly at
tested, by the goth Dec next, as On THAI day
6na( settlement will be made OF said Estate in
the 0rdiuary's Office.
RACHEL ADAMS, Ex'ix.
Cat On Sn 3a
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EXECUTUR'S SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
WILL SELL / lie late resi'lenre of JOHN
4 KIRKSEY, deed, m WEDNESDAY. the
3lst Oct.ber. the REAL ESTATE Of raid de-
ceased, consisting Of
THE HOME'TRAcT, on which the deceased
resided at the time of his de tn, containing about
Thirty Acres, adjoining lands If F. W. Pckcns,
81 ". Abney a'd others.
Alsn, ONE OTHER TRACT. OF LAND, con-
tanning Fiity-F"ur Acres, no-r ar les', adjoining
land, Of Il. ). J"huson, Poor House Lands, and
nthers.
Also, will he Sid At the sa,ne time and place.
the balance Of the Personal ESTATE VI said
deceased.
TERMS-The Personal Estate, Cash in Cur
rency. Real Estate, One,hird cash,-balance
nn credit Of twelve mnnths. interest from date
Purchaser to give Note and po"d security.
f. L. Il. KIRKSEY. Ex'"r.
ort7 1t II
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NOTICE.

a IL PvrEons indebted to tho E.tato Of the late
IA WILLIAM II. sUMMERALL, win make
payment without delay to the srdcrsigu I'd and
the same duly attestcd, either to W. =. FipI,y.
Esq. Attorney .ss law, OF the updersi,ned at
Aiken, S. G. - 4lTs...J q 5Ji
JOHN S. PARDGE, Aa0ry
sept 10 +, atiU II a,od. sH.
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Notice.
To Collsmlnptives. ].

Tho Rev. EDWARD A.wILs0N viii send
(frce Of chareel TO. al who .lesiro it, the
prescription with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy Sy which he aas curc,l
of lung affection and that dread dis caso Consump
tion. His only Objects TO benefit the Inflicted and
he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription,
as it will cost them nothing, ard may prove n
blessing. Please address 7S es
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
No. 165 South Second ST., williamsburg, n. Y
Sept is SIN rs
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Mattresses !! Mattrasses

r AN prepared TO mako to, order, COTTON
4 WOOL MOSS or SuUCk MATTRESSES,
in the best manner, and at the most reasonable
prices. M. A. MARKERT.
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Lost or Mislaid,

A DUE NOTE given by Wilson H"lson and
a Moses Hols"n, Sr, for 5000, payable to NJ.
G Co.dsr, or bearer, and dated 18TH Jan. ls8Q.--
with credit Of $50 %, sometms in Dee. 1855.
All persons arc cautioned against trading for
said Note, and any information concerning 1t
will co thaokiully received. :.
Sent 20 3ih 50
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

vTUE Undersigned gives nOtiee that ,S-t,G ho Ia,
Il this day opened FIRST CLASS HOTEL
in the Village Of Edseield for the aecommoda-
ton Of the public.
Tho Rooms have been ,rc-dttcd With Bedding
and Furniture entiro-all bran new.
His TABLE will be supplied With all Of the
substantials and delieacies Of this and The Al
gusta markets. The test Of eervann have 6cen
employed.
There is also LIVERY and SALE STABLE
connected with the Hotel
Also, q MAGNIFICENT DRINKING SA-
LOON, under the especial charge Of that prlnce
Of caterers, JAMES RAxsAr. Drinks froHa
10 to IS Cents. a.in
Rates of Board, tho same as all first class
A. A. GLOVER, Agent,
PRoPRJETOR. Y
July 20 If 30
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Medical College Of liesrgia,.
AT AUGUSTA.

FACULTN:.
I.P. GARyIN, Nj. D.,
Emeritus Professor of Ma.eria Msd.ca and
Therapeutics
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, N. b,
Professor Q, Operative Surgery and Surgical
JOSEPH A. EVE, N. D.,
Professor os Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
nnl Iufan,s..
!. D. FORD, u. D.,
Pro!e. sor Of the Institute aal Practice of Mcdi-
EDWARD GEDpINGs. NJ. D.,
Professor of Psychology and Pathological
GEO. ". T3ISs, NJ. D.,
Pro'esso- cf Chemistry. and Pharmacy
DgSAUSSUEE FORD, ". D.,
Professor Of Anatomy.
WM. II DOUGHTY. NJ D,
Professor or Mat Med, Therapeutics ard Med
ical Jurisprudence.
Ia. DUGAS, N. D.,
Professor of the Principles and Practic, Of Sur
gerry and Dean q; the Faculty.
JOHN S. COLEMAN, NJ. D,
Dcmorstratnr al Anatomy.
CHARLES T. RICH,
Janitor.
The 33d Session will be orenca on the 4th OF
November next, End continue four niha. The
Mrscum. Laboratory, and arransemen 'stor PrHc
teal Anatomy, equal 10 any in the country.
Ciiaic.l n.,rucion regularly impaired st the City
Ho-lita nnI College Clinics.
FEES:
Tickets Cor tie whole course, in cuTrsncy..SlO5 Go
Ma;ricuat"o. in currency. y.......?. ..... W
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L. A DuGAS, Dean.
Oct 10 -; ~
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TO RENT.

yv,aE WE'LL Known PLANTATION at the
Cross Roads. two miles from Edgcfeld c.
H., upnn whirh .JoHs HuIEr is now farming, con.
timing near Five Hundred Acres. in gu,'d s'nio
rf cu,iyaiion-wcll adapted tn Coitou. C"rn.
Small Crnin. 4c-to Rent for tho year 1868,
-ei,f or RS whulo nr in part
For further particulars and terms, apply to my
Agent Jonx lluIEr, upon The prrmit"s.
z. W. CARwILE,
Acting Trustee.
Sept II It "S
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Err0rs of. Youth.

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May ~ ~ "
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NQTICE.

DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
EpGErrELp, Get. 9TH, 1887.
FTER THIS WEEK I will be at Edgrfcld
"A C. H., only.op MONDAY and TUESDAY
of each week to receive Revenue Tax. Balance
of he time will bs at my residence at Mr. A.
Miles,
BY order A. s. WALLACE, Col. Al Dist, &. c.
X. W. CANNON, Dep. Col.
octs st Al
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Final Settlement.

a FINAL, Settlement on tho Estate of DAVID
n PAYNE, decd, will he Inn e IN the Ordi
nury's Office. on the Let January 1865. Iho,s
having any damnnds ne"iust the said Estato w,li
present uhbs that d nna Nil hoss-indsbted
to said Estate will find it TO their interest to Pay
m forthwith. r ". PAYNE, Ad'or.
Poc,r i2t IL
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INEoRMATIoN.

Information guaranteed tn prodnoo a luxuriant
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face, also a recipe for tho removal of Pimple',
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without charge hy addressing
THoS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
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Gent is Sm 38 4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-16
RIVER NEWS.

WEATHER cool and showery. River
rising, with eleven and half feet of
water in the channel yesterday even
ing.
Business On.the wharf dull and damp.
! The Cincinnati Comn,eseiat has the
following: It is rumored that the con-
tracts for building three snag boats for
the United States Government, for SER
vice on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
will be awarded as follows' Marine
Railway Company, of Cincinnati, to
build two hulls; Dennis Long, of Louis
Vile, one pair of engines and machine
~, and the Madison Works, one pair of
engines and machinery; and William
Jones, of New Alban >, one hnll.
The arrival Of the coal feet at Louis
Vile during the past week amounts to
100 barges and 10 flstboats, containing
1,9l5,OO bushels. Out of the above
amount of coal, about 1,5OO,OO0 bushels
have gone below the falls, destined for
the lower trade. Captain Thomas Paw,
etts now tow boat Boaz, will take 275,-
600 bushels Of this coal to New Orleans.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: Business
during the past week was no exception
to the past several weeks. One or two
days were marked with moderate ac-
tivity, but the aggregate may be stated
in one word-dull. Prospects, We re-
grst toobserve, are very favorable for q
short and Improbable season. This
result may possibly be averted, but ex-
perienced steamboatmen pronounce it o
foregone conclusion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-16

1870 = UAFU ~ UgINekI .
the population are either negroes or
persons of mixed blood, and two-fifths
Of these are slaves.
> The body Of Robert "A. Cooke, who
perished by the burning of the Mer-
chants Hotel, in Chicago, was discov-
cred on Sunday by some negroes, who
wsrs ransacking the ruins, The de-
ceased occupied an interior room in the
fifth story of the hotel on the morning
Of the FIRE, and owing to the rapid
progress of the flames and suffocating
smoke, was unable, to escape: when
found the hair was burned from ms
head, and the clothes burned from his
body, while the corpse was blackened,
bnt not charredsy = II ITn
Susan Ann McQuinley was a table
waiter in, Burlington, Vermont, few
months ago. Being very handsome, she
was o particular favorite with all the
boarders, especially those Of the male
gender She disgusted them all, how
ever, by marrying a negro cook. Sub
sequently they removed to Hartford.
Here Susan became tired of her negro
spouse, and el0ped witha young fellow
nineteen years Of age. son of con-
tractor in Colts armory. They went to
New York. and thence to Holyoke, Mas
sachusetts. where they were discovered,
and Susan arrested for bigamy.
The New York detectives are working
up a very curious case just now. A
young bride left h,r room for an hour
to superintend the movements of the
work in the kitchen. Returning, she
sat down ts read, but on getting up to
make q change in her attire, she sud-
denly discoverca that all her wardrobe,
consisting of costly silks, etc., had been
stolen, as we'll as the jewelry, watch
and chain, diamonds, etc, from the
locked drawers. The theft had been
managed so neatly that NO sign appear
ed of the least disturbance, and the
door was locked precisely as when left.
There was funny controversy in the
anti-slavery meeting at New York,
Wednesday evening. Parker Pillsbury
had been abusing Senator Wilson and
declaring him "two-fold Hore the child
of hell" since his conversion to the
Church, when Stephen S. Foster, of
Worcester, varied the diversion by in
PRODUCING resolution in favor of wo-
nan suffrage. Wendell Phillips, the
President, declared the resolution out of
order. Foster appealed from the de-
cision, aud told Phillips he was using
too much authority, and if the COnven-
ton did not pass his resolution he could
not stand upon its platform. Mrs. Fos-
ter, wife of stephen S., rose and shook
her umbrella at him and took Mr.. Phil
lips part, belaboring her wOrser halt
sOundly, not with the umbrella, but
with her ever forcible words. Wendell
and Abby were too much for Stephen,
and the Con nventiOn voted him and his
resolution down.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-16
apickIed Pickaninay.

". learn that II dead child, with the
word white partially stricken out OF its
constitution, was found yesterday by
some wurkmen engaged in cleaning out
q, sink on the Executive Mansion"
premises. 1t is supposed to have been
thrown there by its mother, negro
woman employed about the establish
mrpt. Her taste in wishing to have her
child die in the vault rather than live in
the "SIansion," is not very compliment
ary to the fnnctionary, whose example
and society the young Ethiopian has es-
raped. 1t is suggested that the mother,
after contemplating the lustre and dig
uity OF the GubernatiOnal institution,
was led to entertain ambitious hopes
for her promising progeny. Despairing
Of ever seeing it mingle with the Gov
trnoIs of West Virginia, she has chosen
for it another, if not very different
fate. As between the dead darkey and
the live Governor there may be little
but if moral ilthiness can
have type in the material world II
would not be very difficult TO trace q
analogy between their respect
iNo situations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-16

The market has again been very quiet,
the monotony being only varied by the
slight concessions which are continually
being made in order to effect sales; but
this cannot really be considered any va.
ration, for this has been the case for
the past eight weeks; it is true the re.
ductiOn has been very slight, but new
ertheless there has been n continual
sinking Coarse wool is scarce.
Combing woods are i'll much better
supply than many expected:
The sales for tho week include $780,
900 lbs fleece ut prices ranging from
50a57}c. for common and medium; Goa
Csc for fine Ohio, and 6Sa69c for some
superior Xxx. Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Virginia, choice Saxony tleeces, 70a7l &c;
SaXony tleeces, 65a7Oc; three-quarter
and full-blOod MerinO, 6Oa62ie; One.half
blood, 55a574c; One-quarter blood, 50a
55c; common, 45a50c: New York, Mich
igan and Indiana, full-blOOd and three
quarters, 81 7ia60c; One-half blood, 51la
55c; one-quarter, 50a52tc; common, 45a
47tc; Western, fine, 5Oa56c; medium,
50a52tc; common, 47aa50c; Southern,
washed, 45a5Oc; unwashed, 30a35c.-
Economist.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-16
atheeliug gegister.
sudden Death.

~, learn from the Parkersburg Times
a,, HEvErLY SMITH, Esq, of that place
-, fouud dead in his bed on Monday
,.o,uiup last. Mr.. SMITH was Cashier
+ the Parkersburg National Bank, and
,nioycd high reputation as an &C.
,,on,i.hed officer and skilfnl fnah-
,;.r In all enterprises connected
with the progress and Improvement
If Petersburg, he was always prsmi-
,.rt and for many years was honored
win important public positions and
,rusts In his private and social rela-
liam. he was known as kind neighbor,
, Genial companion, and q generous
friend. The Times says:
He Was eminently one Of our land
marks. His departure from this earthly
world will render gloomy u good many
,hndes. Our community has lost in
him true friend, progressive citizen,
and one of its best men. We fear his
pIacv cannot lie filled. EsEss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-16
Whiskers and Mustaches !

EORCED TO GROW TPON THE SMOOTH
II eSt fac. In from three Ia nfve weeks by p4ina
DR. SEVIGNES EESTAGEATEuK CAPPlL.
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery In modern
science, acting upon the Bcapl aud Hair In an
almost miraculous manner II has been us..l by
the elite Of Paris and London with tho no-t
hattering success. Names sf all purchasers will
be registered. and II entire satisfaction !. not
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