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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05
DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
d.. Essence Of Eff.

<SSMyNgBXLZ1r Cures Gensrdl Debility, Hed6-
SS&asMdWN ness, Hysfsrios in Ftmdlss
SSB3AfXZ/ Pdfpif0tion Of Tho Heart and
s4n3 &8y@ all Nervous Disedses. II re-.
IHSnSg3= stores new ilfo and vlgor 10 the
.. 1,s aged, causing tho hot blood Of
=. ms fnfn,f Jts youth to course tho vetns, res
~" srsJ n,1 ,a I,is torinS tho Organs Of Genera
mi Tfs%@,o TaIs ffor, rtHoria0 I'm potency and
hf EHrfr rejnreu. Pt6Nnyt reSsorfn0 MdnuncB
dIs the syIiEni and anu full rt0or. thus proving q
overcome diIsGts. perfect HEfirir Of Lore" re-
moving Sierifify aud Barrcnnes, 10 both neIei. To
the young, middle nged, and nged. there Is nogreater
boon thnu this Elixir Of Life" 1t gives new
lenso Of life, causing the weak and debllitated TO
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system TO thrill With Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle y; three bottle, Is; sent ny
express 70 any address
Our medicines arc sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
elobe; some unprlncipled dealers, however, try lo
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order TO mako money. Be net
dccsiyed-nsk for these medicines sud take no
others II tho druggist does not keep them, write
tn US. and VIC will send them By express, carefully
packed, FREQ from observation. We will bo pleased
10 receive etiers with full statements In regard 10
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all ettors for medicines, pamph-
lets. OF sdVce to tho solo proprietor, a
Or ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker g., N. Y,
tTS,-
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pnEsc gers.

Per steamship Geo II Uplop for Boston-J Pctuger,
Miss III b brown. W Meade.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Itockyle-
MI fell, lady and child Miss Magps Fuller Mrs 4
Hughes, W Davis and lady, lt.v j Is ScunroOL u Lu
Roche. Lee, Major jenkins, Mitchell, I Bay
nard. w Wilson, L Bennett d BoddiI, d Cain, z
Bowen, Carey, Il Christy. " c Simmons. Col
Burger, u W Clark, Rehiiug, Il q McCllre n Ens-
low. W Pounds Luper, md % ueck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

Iconider Cheferng q senp' Pianos superior to any
In tho world. =
They unrivallod for ther singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundneas OF their tone. Thcro In .
Perfect homogenety throughout all tho registers. Ths
upper notes remarkable for cosrnoss and DC ritz
which do not ind io any other instrument whiio The
bafo distinguished for power without harshneas and
for magnificent sonority.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05
TIIALBRRQ.
apcrsCIIALH.

eoniidhr lesing sons' Pianos beyond oom.
parhon, tho beot hArs ever seen In America
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SInIIIIa sIhIlLIBUs CURaNTUR,
HUHEHREY1'
IO1SEnPANIIlu aRECIEIGl

HOMtEuPARIIlU SPEClFICB
nAvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMPLE ExpK.
i l. BlEHOE an entire SUCCESS: sinple-prompt-Kn.
oont and heiia6is They Arc tho only medicines per-
iecty sdapfed TO popular simple that mistaS
othnot bs made In usins thcm; GO harmloas az TO be
iIee from danger, and 30 nelent to DO always reA
oie' They have tased the Highest commentator from
all. and will Always render satsactIon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

G Il LEX ERINts 4 snNS'
Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO-FORTEs
q, sTERED tho boa, in Hmosisa h ha1Ss qSaa besS
sixFE-FivE ruizE MEDALS,
or which fourteen reooivod in tho tneota OF Ran.
temes, and ostober 1885, aud nrs preTiuns ovsr an
country. aud ,hs PAIzE MEDAL at tbs fAus III th''
WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
TIIaLnnRo's OPINION.
consider ohlcsorinst Il Sons PIanos beyond o,1p,
phrtaoH. tho boat ba7o seon In Amo,lca.
oh.i1man'of jury on Musiosi inu:sanSs
q RID.
10 with feelings Of pride asAmerican manufacturers
nat we publish the following tostImonias which have
oeen received By us recently:
EUHoPEAF TESTIMONIALS,
nece'oed during !he month Of Augua. 1906.
MxsIns. oucKEnnso soas-Gcnts: b.y.. ~. %M.,,
pleasure 10 enclosing document slsnoa by the frat
ooPoserB musicians and professors In Ecrono haia
sSnI Pianos 10 such high estimation lve my csrtia
s sa's n1 ss. tot my duty to takc Of tao with mo
brothrs The enclosed eertaeate Vii rSoSs noa
a. the nssn sls4 HR af snSCS
friend, ME. oollard, whioS I sure must he GIaify
fhafu tho honor so 10, gentlemen, your, vo,v ,;u,,
JAMES NJ. WE'LL
,Jdr7ss Il. YtAtL Eig. - Ae'''
convoy to Merr ohessrirs tho m 9f SYas1 ~,
highest approval OF their instrument It H. con.der
tnro that have cd hut OF tbs arss Grand pisno
,Srtos tha mas ovSr como under my observation; and
tGrnod out from their n,anuflaloT7 nn Instrument
Sh,rn' Tor toucl quality, power and workmanship Il
vido world. >ns'
Dsar sir. very sincerely yours.
Firm Of ooli,rd uoaTl. Pisnoforts Sanafsetnssr.,
London.
,,. LONDON. Auguu: AZ. 1854
Mr DEAN SIN: Az you are going bscf to the Up,ts.,
sasss mast beg Soq to remam6or me kindly 70 Tho
tes a,.1a 0sfEsnE To them was doahtea with
az ~a, turzsd cue. 6oa IN touch andHr, '''"1
Wishing you. &c. remain oysra Ily.
Firm Of ]: Broadwood & Sons, piaio.for,s Manut.o.
turerp, London.
LONDON. July 20. 1855.
Try Grand plsno.forto manufactured by you, andI
have no hsastion In endorsing tho opinion ay old
shumentI II ever played on.
Believe me. gantiOmon. most faithfully y,.urs.
Tetmonfal. from tae dtsn0aa.d Sria, IN E.aop
to 4fiIri. ChickeIinQ d SoaI:
ohictoring Sons. OF Boston and New York, havs
much pleasure In tesdfyng to Its general e1calenc,
For sveetncss and hrillianoy Of tone, deiicany OF
touch and nssninssat power for concert pnFposss
LIZ TINE sEsr NAVE OF AMRnioiN MlNuraoTUns.. =
ahAhE5Ia !. I;IIaS GODDARD. oIgLo RKaoNpI.
Y Y; kghE s lhEaER iNDaaS 54sl1 stePEa.
SpLIs ~ 9 aaInp sEhEDlor. y. MosoHE1Es.
shiNlsf M sSIaS RgAARps At4EHHk AIts4PT!H oH.pppr
sIhl.v aEEE EAx$MGEh. SI1 Drector Of Mondsy Con,
6fpNsf SatfH. carts, London.
Among tho ehstpotnls OF e1celonce Of tho ohtaiar.
Ing Pianos OF which speak tho renowned artists oir
congratnstoty testimonials TO tho Mossrs OhictsinR
are tho greatest possible depth rlnhness aud volume OF
tone, combined with brlliancy, oIaarness ana
perfect e'enness throughout the entire scale; and,
fpoYe oil, surprising duration OF sound the pure and
sympatheto quality OF which changes undsr tbs
mas SS.na dsi1ss ,Ss Ss, 3. saSs
Actured
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q A r y

10 with feelings Of pride aAmerican manufacturers
been received By recenuS: "'N n~Hs
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THE MARION STAR,

EsfApLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AaO. "a
published NJ h.sop y. c.. In the central portion
o inc country, and offers favorable medium 10 Mcr
ehah Drnggsts. Machlnisis and oil classes who csirr
10 Gttena their business In the Pee Dec country
or the oenent OF our ady-tiang patrons wo shall In
tddon 10 our subscription list which Is ,onstnntly In
creasing, pnhsh and distribute rrutiiosIv concs
tho STAR, during tho business season thi, Fail
Rates OF Advertising hbernl ' '
an y. McKERAIJ,
november ~ Editor and Proprlelor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

PuLkpELPHlA. 10Th Month. l7th Day, 1861
RxsPKoTEp F1IENp:-My daughter has boon much
benoaftsd by thu une OF thy Plantation Dltters Thou
Wilt send me two bottles nora
Thy friend, AsA OUlRIE,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

"a nntIs I.I On nsr iip-hs.tth uss iu her LOOK
sransth wks In her STOP. ana In her hhaas -PtAEfi
rIos pIrrsns."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

Among tho ehef points oil excellence tho Obi az.
Ing Pianos OF which speak tho renowned artists In their
congrauhtofy testimonials TO the Messrs Chick ing
arc tho greatest possible isph rchness aud volume OF
tone eomhlnsd With rare brlllancy, clearness ana
perfect oycnneSs throughout the entiro scalo; and
sboYe an surprising duration OF sound the pure and
symPathetio quality OF which never changes undsr tbs
most delicate or powerful touch -
During the pait forty thrss years. this firm has anu.
Actured -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05
EUHoPEAK TESTIMONIALS,

heceIoed during !he month Of AuguA IBg8
rvs,n, o,,, LoEpoN, July rs. 1897.
pleasure @ 10 enclosing documont ssnoa by the nrat
oomposerB musicians and professor in Eurono baiS
yonr Pianos In such high estimation will nv csrtIs
eats} n tsN tet my duty to takc ono Of ,ho with mo
brethren. The enclosed certificate vii, nrora hos
ey have been ON the subjoo.. beg 10
ing TO you. ' "o b'aat}'
1haTO tho honor so 10, gentlemen. yours vo1y trul,
JAMES III. WE'LL -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

TiIhLnHR0'S OPINION.
| { consider ohlesorBs q Sons PIanos beyond o,rp
\ phrtuoH. the boat bsTo seon In America S''N4 S'N4
Chairman of jury on Musosi inu:samnn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

thPORTANT OEhTIFl0ATEH,
AooHksISn, N. Y December 29, 1891.
Me.Ars. p. II. DRAkE Oo.-1 hayo hesn great suf
eror om DyEpopaa for throo four yoars had TO
abandon my profession. About three months nso
riod the Plantation Dittera and to my great joy am
now nearly well man. I Lsse recommended them In
several casoB, and, far know, slTays with sgn1
benenI Am, respectfully yuura
neE. J. 8. OATRoRN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

Cures Gensrdt Debility, Weak
ness. Hysfsrfcs in Ftmdlss,
Pdipifation Of The Heart and
all Nervous Disedsss. It re-.
stores new Ilfo and vlgor to the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

IL FRENCH THEATRE.

ROYs HAKB FROM ONE. TO THREE DOLLARS
% DAY Shilling THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
ONE HUNDRED MORE WANTED AT az ANN STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
SoD AUCTION SALE.

6oD AUCTION SALE.
Tons Scranton Coal
On WEDNESDAY, August 2s 1857 49,,
NEw ToRK, August IL, 1851.
pany wlll,.ell, By Messrs JOHN n DRAPER Co huc
corner William street, New York, WEDNESDAY,
August -, q, II o'clock noon.
Of fresh mined Coal from the LAstawanna rescns o.
durins the month Of September, 1851.
Also at The same time and place
1o,0o0 tons.
delivsra bic n Washington, N. J.
Terms-Ffy cents per ton payable Ia current FUNDS on
the day OF ssle andl the balance within ten days there
e 6rs9asd Of the Que. e ~ sSTXRsp rrs.d.0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

MELRosB, KARL PARK. -TIaHI ROPE ASCENSION,
osnsien BY Alexander zanfrea The most daps performer
10 The country. The Flying 1rapeas By Master 0eorge
commenee 81 ~ o'olooe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

INVALUABLE AND INTERESTING.
The New York Museum OF Anatomy Cabinet of Natural
History and Polytechnic Institute 6i5 Broadway have lust
added 20 their already extensive collection thcu.and. 2? w
rouyeeeed Three armed and Double bodied
Monstroses Children bearing the resemblance o. mon
keys elephants cals Great 0eru ana Japanese
skuderi Embalmed Bodies; together with strange AND
miraculous objects which Fail W attract crowds or
eager behodes Lectures daily Open from In the moro.
ing TILL 10 ~ night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

1,LpTIEs WISHING TO POST PROM FIVE TO rrFT'
II thousand Circulars. to either hardware fancy good
grocery or Southern clothing houses Gao have done
nosve proof that done according TO contract befor
for 12 per thousand This covers cost Of drec
M postage and euveopes but not the cost OF crcula
xddress A. B. boz l07 Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

W 70 delivered 70 vessels tahips one hundred chap
sS; asST .r ,-s1 sy.su. street. sGSsNyJO
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Mss KATE re EgIcYQ5ps i REsEs N1spux
NOBODY,s DAUGHTER.

I Asst rL9EEseE M.TISEE s BET 6 9SE.
BROADWAY THEATRE. SATURDAY NEy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
ENGLISH TRAGEDY.

from the Herald.
She must be daring actress who following so quickly
after Rstor undertakes the great masterpiece of that tat
ened woman Mrs Lander has, however succeeded and
In her rendering of Elizabeth added ustre the hon.
which have heretofore her
tise. We pronounce il equal to that Of Ris-
tori, perhaps superior In many points
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

A CCTION SALE-BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
"A Auctioneers-Bliard saloon-HENRY H. LEEDS
MINER Ill sell at auction, on SATURDAY, August "a Mt
the well known Billiard and LIQUOR Saloon known as the
&C. Setees Stoves Glass Cases Casks Gas Fixtures, Bar
and Lunch Counters, Shelving Fixtures Tables Chairs
ing excellent opportunity for wiahtne - embark
in lucrative and paying business J.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-07-27
legal.
MORTGAGE SALE NOrICE.-wher... Co..

M GgH1IGAGE SALE NOTICE.-wber.ss George
mortgage deed dated May 2 1885, running to the ndsr
sned =. to secure the payment of his note or
same uate ,r TWO thousand five hundred dollars PAYABLE
order Of the mortgage two years from the date fbeof
eight per cent which mortgage was recorded
IA the once OF the Recorder Of La Sale county Illinois in
nook lo. page 2sI and whereas said George IT, Rugg In.
default IN the payment Of said note no part of the prn
cpal or interest having been paid. ~ pm
IN pursuance with the powers said mort.
gage contained l. Augustus c. Prout will by reason of d
aem sell at public vendus for cash. the highest and
pest odde the premises and described in said
70 VIII: Lots one and two (2 in block 19S
IN INC STATE Addition to the town of Ottawa together with
an the buildings an the machinery therein situated on sJ
o at the south door Of the Court House of La Sale county
aoresaia on the 10Th day of August 1867 nj one eloci
note AiyCUSrIra r. M, mn s'ofy
July 20-4w. Mor,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-07-27

DEcAYED TEETH are indicative of disorder
stomach. Acidity of the stomach has a very
|eleterious effect ON the teeth. Co.'s DYSPEPSIA
URE neutralizes itimmediately. 1t is the most
owerful corrector fox the stomach known.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-07-27
Missellaeous.
GILMAN
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER.


The Subscriber takes peasnren calling the attention Of ths
'armlhg community to his iulHOFED TiTO MOTION
AND TWO 8HEEL Reaper and Mgrs for the harvest of
1851 Asa Combined Machine is warranted 10 have M
superior. ~ -"
Asa Grain Cutter it has the advantage over all other
oned machines Of slow motion the sickle enabling TN.
operator to drive at rapid rate than with the old
machines without increasing the motion of the sickle bsyond
that which is necessary to cut the grain
All superflnous motion o the sickle reoscs tra
toIope the machine besides increasing the wear of gearing
and the liability to heat the boxes. e"e
More grain be cut in n day with this and With ,,ss
alor men and horses than any other reaper jun,e
II has no side dranght and he changed by one man
rom grain to grass IN hve minutes without removing holt
As mower ns quick motion ON the sickle or Knife in
shs AT al hes areoe grass cutter enabling the opera.
tor drive so" on rough ground without choking lessen.
ing the danger OF breaking should encounter an ohruc.
ton The Grass Cutters provided with Knife Sickle and
lion Finger Bar Thrccourh the grass can be en- With
the sickc over the knife. 49, " 'p@"s
united Timber OF these mnc hines being manufacture.
ed at the old shop Of Cuslnlsn, in Ottawa
The machines can be II the Court House yarl
Hccenccs: Uriah Miller George Bradshaw VIM St. Clair
Lew FUCKER Samuel Nclntur James Spencer NJ L. Place
nm mahs Isaac Painter Waters Joseph Davis, James
W. McCord W. q. Wright J. =. FILLMORE.
Jun io-u WM COaSWE ELL Ottawa, III,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-07-27
agricultural.
LIZ AGRICULTunAL WORKS.

CLAPP & GIBSON,
Successors toF D. sweetser Co.. Manufacturers Of Agricul.
tura Implements, sickes, Moving knves &C. also Wers
Patent Premium Corn Plow, BARRIERS Patent Riding Walk
ing Plow, Dr,gs, Corn Shelters, Horse Powers,
WA CONS, sc.
The attention Of Farmers Is particularly invited our self
Feeding Corn Shelters and to Corn pows conf
dent We have the best articles in that line in the market
also the hardened shovels plows Sck Moving
Knives. Sections and Rves of every variety. always on
band Repairing promptly attcndedto. 7. c. GIBSON.
Dec. Is, rs r. d. T. CLApP
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-07-27

HVW IHE1 Do lfTiIN bUsTON,--I heN" stape
Unstable runs all the hotels in Boston," sturdily
,served the keeper of house in that city the
her day. "a
''But if you want anything to drink" he added
ldressing a thirsty, traveller, "sit down at the
bile yonder, and order what you please"
This is the way the Yankee gets his liquor
o public bar is'permitted. and the price of a
inner is added to the cost OF drink"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL regular
meeting of the Board of Education OF
the City District was held last night.
Present.-Messrs. Bodley, Bickel,
Brown, Clohan, Crawford, Hubbard,
Hastings, Hutchinson, Lancaster, MClel-
Ian, Pratt and Wheat-12.
In the absence of the President, Mr..
Hubbard was called to the chair.
A number of bills were ordered to be
paid. ....
The Bill prepared by the special COM
mite providing law for the District
of Wheeling, which is to be presented
to the Legislature at its next session,
was taken up. The bill was amended
in several particulars and finally
passed.
MIR. MLure appeared, and took the
chair
Mr.. Hastings offered resolution re-
questing the members of the Leglsla'
ture from Ohio county to use their in
fluence to secure the passage Of the bill.
The Commissioners of Madison Town
ship were authorized to employ an as
sistant teacher for the Island school.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

WEATHER.-Yesterday was one of the
loveliest days we remember to have ever
seen in the dead Of winter. II was like
sunbeam breaking through the bosom
of cloud2hke' sweet smile upon a
face of sorrow. Wintry objects stretch
ed about us on all sides-a skiff, of snow
upon the ground, ice gorging the river,
and slippery, dangerous sidewalks be-
meath onr feet. AS the sun neared the
meridian he poured down so generous, a
food of warmth that the. chill was TAX
en- from the air, and we felt a buoyancy,
a lightness, a bounding of heart and
blood and artery that reminded us Of
the earlier days of spring, when nature
confers upon all things animate the life
and fullness she imparts,,to the insni-
mate xgse .SlG 400 IL I'lA5St
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote connnbial
happinczS Indeed without these the journey
through III. becomes weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly darkens 90 the view the mind
becomes sindowed with despair and hlled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes blighted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

ABOUT Pooh PEoPLE.-Nothing IS
more difficult than the judicious distri-
button of charity, Our city, like all
others, is infested with set of profess
sional paupers, who flock like vampires
at the smell Of blood, to suck every
semosynary institution as soon as its
doors are opened. They read the papers;
they scan the incipiency of every
benevolent scheme, and are at the
place of distribution. and hanging up
on the heels of the Observation-Disclosures
its operations are fairly begun. Tears
seem to flow at their bidding, and such
are their plausible stories, so skillful in
their deceit, that it takes veteran i'll
the cause of relief to discover their real
character. A novice will not suspect
that they are actually growing rich by
selling what they thus solicit.
If any one makes these statements an
excuse for drawing back his hand from
the assistance of the poor, he mistakes
our meaning. A close and careful
system of visitation is tho only sat
isfactory solution Of this difficult mat
ter. There are sufferers, and they
are too many, and the means of the
more favored classes are too limited to
Justify any careless measures which
may result in wasting gifts upon i'm
posters. He who recommends pau
per to any distribution, without actual
personal knowledge, wrongs both the
bcnefactors, whose agent that distribu-
ton. is, and the benefciaries, whom it
is their design to relieve.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

VALENTINEs.-As ST. Valentines day
approaches, we may expect to find the
windows of our news depots filled with
the usual variety Of pictures, OF,
''daubs," generally classed as valentines.
The custom of sending valentines
through the postoffioe, we are glad to
observe, is yearly meeting with less ia
vor, and, as it is "custom more hon
ored in the breach than the observance,
the sooner it dies out the better.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11
ENDORSEMENT or THE .PREsa

The many tbousaDds cured ~ arA eetentss
ment within the last twenty years and The -.
tnerous important Surgical Operations performed
iy DIR. Johnston. wftbcsssd by the rspetsn 81
the sus and many other papers noticss 81 Which
appeared again and again sefsre the pgbltrs b.
and responsibility. is sufficient guarsntJ 70 the
afflicted N' ~ tf''f
slan diseases speedily cured -F saEediJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

CooL.-We have read of an instance
where an American in Rome stopped
one of the mourners at a funeral to
light his cigar, from torch, and thought
it q cool transaction. Yesterday after
noon, on Main street, We observed a
gentleman who was on his rounds max
ing January settlements" stop q gen,
tleman driving hearse, and attempt &c
settle bill. The necessary change
conld not be made, and the driver pro
eeeded cd his journey-to the stable.