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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
.ST.;LOUIss,.@a E :
Arrival OF the Steamer Imperial
Large Receipt Of Treasure-Sus-
pension of u Commission House. n

IN q. Il - Il -
ST. LOUIS, October 3.-The steamer
Imperial has arrived. The Omaha
came in yesterday from<fhe Upper
Missouri with 100000 in treasure
The, Common Council ;ef Omaha
will tender the freedom Of the city to
the editorial excursionists, who will
arHye there next .week en route for
the Rocky Mountains.
Lambs & Quintlan's heavy -four
and commission house in this city,
have. suspended payment. Shawhan
& Co., also heavy -four dealers, are
said to be involved heavily by the
failure of Lamb & Quintlan.
Thomas E. Noel, member of Con-
gress. from this State, who has been
dangerously i'll in this city for some
time past, is not expected to recover
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The Patterson rsoetn Races. es !.
Raid on the Whisky Stills,
News by. Atlantic Gable.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Gov. Baker Gone to the State Fair
Senator Morton OFF for Cincinnati II
The. Approaching ElectiOn.ilW !.
.Tspectalto the Evansvlle Joalrnal ]

0IspectaltotheE Evansv1lle goarral.l 70 -
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3.-Goy. Baker
left tie city this afternoon to Attend
the State f ain at Terre;Haute.
Senator Morton will leave for Gin
cinnati tomorrow morning to speak
at Union Rally in that city to-mor-
row night. ,,rs.,au,,u
no The Uhieanu urhhen ofkEtiy eodaty are
beginning to realize that an election
is near at hand and to bestir them
selves with some degree Of energy,
but there is too much APATHY ap-
parent, the inevitable result of long
series Of easily won victories. The
Democracy are at work night and day,
running two sets of hands They
claim that the laboring men have not
had sufficient opportunities to regis
ter and it is probable that 8 swearing
i'm votes will be the principal busi-
ness on election day. j. e
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CINCINNATI.
Fire-LOss 81 300-HeaVy Rain.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 3.-The carpen-
tershop of Crane, Breed Il Co.'S cof-
fin mandatory, corner of Eighth and
Harriet Streets, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss. 81 300.
1t, rained hard for four hours last
night, and commenced again at noon
to-day and fell heavy until three in
the afternoon, and is still raining
lightly. The barometer rose half an
inch from midnight till noon, but is
again falling. This rain has caused
general joy, as the country was suffer
ing widely and seriously for want of it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Octeberv2.-Dates
from Honolulu state that the Reci-
procity Treaty bill passed the Homo
lulu Legislature on the I'd of Septem, I,
Der, by vote of 81 against 5. The
bill was Immediately signed by His
Majesty, the King.AIY ttgf9H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

PROVIDENCE, October 3. 3.'-The
Ancient and Honorable ARTILLERY
Company, of Boston, Major General
Banks. commanding, and iNewbury-
port Veteran Artillery Association
visited here to-day, and will. be enter
tanned at clam bake down the bay
tomorrow. u.
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New YORK, Oct. 3.-The, -Heralds
special says there is a report current
in Washington of the discovery of a
conspiracy in the Cabinet to drop the
President and go in for. Chase as a
the Internal Revenue Department for
the purpose.
Commissioner Rollins, Of the United
States Treasury Department has
ten a. letter to gentleman IN this city
stating that by the law of Congress
ali afhdaxits are relieved from stamp
duty.
The zTnses's special says the .Presi-
dents position on Reconstruction is
plainly stated in the advice he gives
Southerners pardoned under the re-
cent amnesty proclamation. He tells
them he cannot reopen registration
with out running the risk of impeach-
lfnent.i He also states that the pro-
mul CATION of the amnesty proclama-
ton, if properly managed. would re-
suit in disrupting the Republican
party. IF the Courts decide, as he
thinks they should, that those par
doned were restored to full citizen
ship, and if the leaders of that party
in sist upon a refusal TO register them,
the people will fioek to the support OF
the Judiciary. He advises ali ag-
grieved to appeal to the courts foi
sa tisfaction
The Bank Examiner reports the
defalcation of the cashier of the First
Natio nal Bank of New Milford, Con-
necticut, amounts to $47, 900. The
deficiency, however, is covered, and
there viii be no loss to any one.
,l A private dispatch from Charleston
received here to- day, states that United
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ESTABLISHED. 1921.

Terre Haute has lost prestige, as
people are not likely to be charmed
withIa city that can neither feed or
sleep them. The Pocket" is ably
represented on the State Board by
Mr.. e. T. Cox, of New Harmony, to
whom we, are indebted for many
courtesies and facilities. He looks
,well.to the South hil'-of the State.
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Boston. Oct s3.--Frank b. Bah
cock, of Cincinnati, who attempted
to murder a woman and then commit
suicide, turns out to be the robber of
$1,000 from the Merchants u nion
Express, in Cincinnati. When the
Massachusetts authorities get through
with him he will be, taken, to Ohio. 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

Cotton in the Honolulu Leg
islature-Passage of the ReciprociI'

) WAsHINGroN,, y Oct. g.. ~ Reports
from Alabama, Georgia. Mississippi
and Florida show 937, ,653 balesrc cot
ton This comprises the estimated
yield for 1861, against 2, ,959, ,455 in the
same States last year. afif ~ .rsf ae
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!, MEMPHIs, Oct: 3.All the reports
about the yellow fever raging here
are entirely groundless. There have
b been bqt = fsY ssSssssss eElhiSh Ters.
There was a Slight frost here Tuesr
day night.
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PORTLAND, Oct. "a dispatch
from Gorham,, y, 81. reports, the new
House, totally destroyed by fire last
nlght.ggAW yoMMOJ ~ ~
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n. ". SPECIALS.

Rum0r Of Chase as a Candidate for
the Presidency-The President on
Re-0pening the Registration South
He is Fearfnl of Impeachment.
DefalcatiOn of the First National
Bank of New Milford. COnn.-Ru-
mOrS Of a Change In the Cabinft-
Frank P. Blair, jr., the Coming
Man-Jeff. Davis Case-RumOr of
the Early Pardon of A. HI. stephens
and r. IL. Hunter.
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rs tBdFrAIo, Oct: 3. .1Mf. P. NJ. Doyle, e,
of New York, whose wife died here
recently, has been held for trial. it
sappearing that hersdeathrwasl caused
by conyulsiens caused by abortion. q
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the books close at o'clock tn, even
ing. The entries are all sealed and
will not be made public till to-mor-
row morning. Pools for the race will
be sold tonight. at the Terrc Haute
Haute House, and lively time is
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14

Ser fDnntse Sabsn. Wdsrenb n5rblife
BsHisltldttsr ibsr Stnss, Gis unb frsnse 8Stte
berihtsn, pdbrsnb MIR bSrsn, baB Giisntabnshse
in tisfen sansemeben itsden seblisbsn unb gOmmu.
nifationsn In pelm Sbsilsn Der ipsilibsn uno Sli.
den Staatsn purh ftarfen Sbnssfan cine tempcrare
lInsrbrshuns erlitsn, srrsusn mir uns tier tn gew
Srlsans hss be,rlihiisn 6riblinssneters.
g8snn aud Der Wintsr i'm Ncrbsn feline Anne6m>
liHfsitsn bat 70 fnbsn mir bod fir bas Stlitten.
fabrsn unb SGlittiHublaufsr unb aneere Semitic
In Der taliamiihsn, milben 2uft, Der bsleteneea
g8drms Der Come am Sage, unb in Der ansene6.
men &atls Der absnes sinsn rsiHsn grias.
Sic gpttsruns mdbrenb Der In Nsp Orleans als
bic sissntlihsn Wintermonate anseIsbenen Belt BON
Nnfana 0scsnber tt5 Witte Sanuar mar beuer
gang beiOnesrs milb unb ansensbm; NIT ausna6.
me etnissr renissr Gage, cbsr bsi1sr 9atte. tpab.
rsnb pslhsr Der thermometer nitt unter 40 @rao
WGrme Isl, baben mir eur4ianittlia 3miiSen SIS
70 8rab Q1Grme ssbabt.
g8Gbrsnb Der lssten Sage fat F4 Der Seermp.
meter NIT ssrtnser Abtpstauns auf 70-72 @raS
aetalt.n, unb uebsrrrde unb ipSrmsre 9stl.ipuna
nsrSsn nur supeiten AbsnS terpcrseiu&t. gBie
lanse wirS's bausrn. unb Strrbbats, ssStsr unb
leias Scmmerfleibuns MAIDEN wisbsr ibr Grihsi.
nen. OR. 8. .. 3
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14

9esanrn, ST., Q. Gstr. 1867. Gin Tartiser,
Ramsns Scbn fergus. eri4cb beute. cbns isslide
proposaton DEN Scbn sinss hsutfhsn Farmers,
Namsns 9utcn 9 rSbsr, etma bier Msilen nSro,
lid ucn bter TN g8aIbe. Dis 3ussl traf in bic
gBsiasn, Ssriplittsrie Cen 9aftfncasu unb 1Hntt
ois alrtsria femcralis sntjwsi. Ser &nats psrtlu.
tete uno mar tcet. ete drsli&e Silfs mSslib mar.
3spsi Sobne bon s4rDSer fheinen Suiammsn
i'm Waloe semsisn su isin. Sie battsn ssrass Elm
te, unp Cbns oas fis trssneris In strsit ssratbsn
wa:sn. sinsn Ron ben Sunssn eritcs. Dis Sc.
nahbarten farmer molten fur,sn prceeB MAIDEN
uno ben Sbdtsr auf Der Stsle ubaus.n; Der 8ats,
bee sstSbtsten anaben psrbinherts ss sbo1 unb lief
Den 6arbisen Der BsbSros auslisferi.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14

8Glte unb 9fotb In gnstaub. saah ben
Dau:pfernahriAten aus @nslann berri1ts bort ei.
ne unsemSbnltt bittsrs 8alt. Cine @orrefpru.
esni BON eOnbcn iast:
GrnR III bic Notb, BE i14 mad trentaen Sas
gen jetst, penn bic Arbsitsn i'm Brstsn einseit.It
pereen mhnen, unb $auisnbe BON Wenf4sn aum
Bstsrn 9eSwun8sn, unb enf bic Gri1nerung Der
Communication ptrmittslH g8aaen unb Gilenbabn,
tpcourh bic Gsih6fte untsrbrohen psreen unS bic
3ufn9r BON Ss6ensmittsln 10 ipirlth rirb, ba6
bic Breiie etnSslner Mrtifsl raisnb In bic 6S6e
ihnsasn. 6sute iaOn sistsn .ausssfrorsn." Ar.
better (frozen out, tpie e ii leltsr nsnnen) srup.
penpsiis bsttslnb hurb bic Straeen unb erfansn
Die 9uft nit mcnotcnen 8lagsIitbsrn, aus bsnem
man nihts berausb0rt als bic sBOrts: poor, cold
and hungry.
SaB Elm 24fineissr srcif irssnb ein.n Menid.n
um ans feline Silfsmittsl sstratt taben une sum
Bsttsln 3pinsen icr. III traurts tn Der Sbat, unb
bic pcrunrfspcus alase. bab bieis 9sute In suten
Sassn nitt siuen Sparpfsnnig far ihlimme Bel.
ten BET seis lssen, prS oft Ssnus sstSrt. absr bic
SrauriSfet iptslt iih nun sinmal Dor uni.rn Au.
gen ab, une bic oa BON Sparpfsnnis.n rsbea, ia.
Sen .rc6l fetne anbuns, tpts psl Sauisnos id tag.
lth bsrumtrstben, bic am Nssne MIR aI,ufrp6 Iino,
niht rsrbunssrt 5u fsin, unb benen Der 8ssrif ct.
nen Ysnnp fir ben nd4iten Morssn In Der 3aite
Bu taben, su ben unSswSbntsitsn ibrss SsneSsrmS,
gers 8ebSrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14

2onbcn, 5. Bsbr. Ste Sbrpnrese Der 4Snt.
gin Ron gnslann tei Gr5Tnuns bss parlam.nts
bstt beruor, bab bic frsunbihaflihn 8ssisbunsen
gnelanbs nit alien 9dnbsrn nod immsr fcrteaus
ern, bas Der &esisruns Der Ser. Staaten ieitens
Der snsliiaen @esisruns @orfalase 3ur bsfriebi.
sennen G,lsbisuns Der i&pstsnbsn s5rassn s.,
madbt tporbsn fnb, bab gnslanb fb niht tbaiis
In bic Bs,is6unssn Der pforts su ibrsn @riiittsn
llntsrt6ansn sinssmiitt tabs, smpRs5tt bi, gsrei,
niouns Der britii@' ameritaniiasn @olonisn untsr
elmer @sntral @esieruns unb ots auf6sbuns Ter
nStts Sepsienen Ausnatme' G.isse In Srlaah, e..
wdbnt atsr fdn mcrt iissr @tfsrwea.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14
(S6Iub fplst.)
SpraH i bunaen.

esbrer: rSu, 8laus, wsnu ih ih iass: Der
@atsr isanes feline feds &inbs, 1T bas bic ttdtiss
obsr bic lsibsnbe Dorm?"
&laus: vSas III bic tbdtis. Scrmr
9sbrer: .@tHtiS une wie bsibt nun bic lst'
eenbs Scrm?"
&taus: Scr @atsr purbs nit feds 8inbsrn
ssleanst."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14

0ortiesuns.)
~0a trirff eu bod nun binauf mIifsn u meints
Der Vater. .eenn mcrsen frit, menu bu asba
tttotsn fe cben nch.~ = Sas raren bic aporte.
Bic aonrao ben sansen Abeno NIT itsissnbsr Sual
gu bbren srmartet batte. gfun raren He aeia3t
nun muBte ss fetn. Ct rattle R& auian,men unt
elite mad Der 86are.
-sSc miQa bu bin?" fraste Der 0ater.
x9inaufl" antncrtete 8cnrab, unh Beihe pu6,
ten, mas hamit SsIast mar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14

8cnrah mar fat bret Sabre RON Sauis sntfernt,
Ct tsfano RA in @nslanb, ais rlSslia Elm Brisi
BON Gml i9n erreiAte. ST mar aus itrsr ssmsn.
faren 9simatbifaet, aus Dem Datsrtauie baiirt.
9stSsliA, rte sr bic Seinen perlasn, mar Gmil Al
itnsn bsmssfsbrt. Setu Talent als 3sthner bate
ibm In Nmerlfa ihneQ Arbsit In elmer 8crssuanfas
Brit 8eIhafft. 81 bate, bel leinsn Anlassn fdr
Ylafif, leiHt bic 6abrifation etlsrnt, es sins bm
wpbl. srsrnarb mebr. als er b.ourfs, er bats Mus'
fht, etnmal ale 3tslnsbmsr In Die f5atrif ~ tres
ten, uno er mar fOmmen, bisiss g8oblsrseben esn
Gltern mii5ntsilen, idn 6ortssbsn papudb 5u rstt'
fertssn unb BrSsbunS 81 erlan9sn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-22
HOUSE OF DELEeArEs.

In the absence of the Speaker. the
House was called to order by the Clerk,
and Gen. Harris chosen Speaker ur0
tenn, on motion of Mr.. koonce.;;
Prayer by Rev. David CunninCham. a
member of the House.
Mr.. Fleming, from the Finance Conn
mittee, reported back the bill to amend
the law of 1868 for the collection of taT-
es, with amendments.
de also from the same COMMITTEES 10
which was directed to inquire into the
expediency OF authorizing the Auditor
TO correct erroneous assessments OF
lands, reported it inexpedient to Iegis-
late for that purpose.
Mr.. McWhorter, from the Special
Committee on Temperance, reported
back the prohibitory liquor bill with an
amendment providing Tor submitting
to the people of the State at the regular
township election on the fourth Thurs
day OF May next the question of a pro.
hibitory hqu law, the vote to be sFor
prohibition or against prohibition y
providing for the returns TO be made n
the Secretary OF the State, and Opened
on the 10th of JHty by the Goyernor
Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer ana
the result declared by the Governor bT
procIamationi and II in favor of pro-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-22

/ WE printed yesterday the Bounty
Bill passed a few days ago by the
House of Representatives at Washing
ton. The cost of this bill is variously
estimated, all the way from seventy
five millions to six hundred millions.
But the House had lofty contempt for
such trifies as that, it would seem, al
though it was only two or three days
since Mr.. Morrill, had painfully striven
to cipher out a surplus of thirty mil
lions or so for the payment of the pub
lie debit
"Alr. Marston N. H. asked Mr..
/ Schenck to state the estimate OF the
/ War Department
'sMr. Schenck replied that il the local
| bounties were not deducted, the lowest
calculation of what would be required
/ under this bill was 800, 600 600.
Mr.. Blaine (Me.l, correcting Mr.
| Schenck. said $50, 100000.
"Mr. Banks (Mass.eSuppose it is
/ S4SO, 900, 600.
"Mr. Schenck-But making the de,
J duction provided in the bill, the aggre,
gate viii be reduced to between SO, 600, >.
/ 900 and $4,000, CO.,"
| And subsequently,
"Mr. Banks said that the gentleman
/ from Ohio Mr.. Schenck) could propose
nothing for the soldier that he ( Mr.
BanksJ would not sustain. He careC
nothing whether this bill would re
quire S45O, 900 or $3.50, 100000. Tn
soldiers claim was the bottom claim
There was none stronger, deeper o
juster-"
After this splendid exhibition o
financial intrepidity, however, Mr.
Banks felt compelled to vote agains
the bill, in cOnseq ueuce of the deduc
ton of local bonnties.
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a oARn no MrAnrns

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america as missionary, discovered safe
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weakness, Early Decay. Diseases of the Ur-
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Train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
airesdy cured by this noble remedy. Prompk-
ed by desire 70 benefit the sttiIcte,i ana m
iSoI maze, VIII send the recipe for prepar-
t ttS stlu using TINS MEDICINE, in sealed en-
SSssioPe, to any one who needs il, FFee e on
= Pleas Piease enclose 3 postpaid envelope. ad-
Station D, Bible House, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-22

THE COUGH AND LUNG REMEDY, for
every family to keep at hand,
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
1t sells everywhere ard gives satIsfastion.
Read the following extracts from letters:
l. B. BOWIE, Druggist. Uniontown, Penn.
writes, April 1. 1885: ALIENS Lung BaIsam
has performed some remarkable cures abouf
mere. recommend 1t with confidence in ali
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs"
STERLING Bros, Druggists, write from
CaTrolton. Jannry q, 1886: send us six dozen
A1LLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. We ale entire
" ont OF II. 1t gives more general satisEac-
ton than any medicine we sell
Sold by all Wheeling Druggists.
And by allDealers in Family Medicines
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Wanted.

CUNDRIES-A FEW BBIs. PRIME MA.
. pie Sugar; Superior Green, BLACK and
japanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar;
sew YORK Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
lied; New No. / Salmon; English Dairy
Sheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, Pearl
sage; Corn Starch, Maizena,, DC. Hermetical-
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and Sardines
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
9ualityi french Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese;
together with a general assortment of
seaS3 1l articles Just received and for
N. q G. D. WOODROW.
Odd Fellows Hall Building Monroe st.
my9 WHEELIS0 w VA
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For Sale or Exchange

A SMALL FARM OF sIXTY-FouR
n Acres, in Fairfax County, Va, about six
miles from the Potomac, and about euui-
Alexandria.
Also, a tract OF the same size, on Slate
Creek, Wood County, w. Va, 81 miles from
the Little Kanawha river. This land ex-
tends from well timbered ridge on one side
OF the creek, to corresponding ridge on the
opposite side, embracing very rich and pro-
duCtive land between the ridges. For one.
or both of these Farms, property in Wheel
ing might be taken IN exchange. For fur
feb3l-l
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!SpsFtaI AptIEes.

oDBERT's VEGETABLE ANBRosIA, or the
Worlds Hair Restorer, is the only prepare.
ton OF the kind without sugar of lead.
1t is vegetable compound and contains
nothing Injurious
II will restore gray hair to its original color
1t prevents hair from falling or and make
hair grow
Asa hair dressing IT has no equal.
1t Is warranted to do all we claim for It OF
the money Is refunded.
Ask for Odbert's Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put or with any other.
C. H. ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all Druggists. dcl4
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10nIS very respectfully,
NoyESTBEK 18th, 1866. fans-s1SG
COIRAfRsa

CoIEate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
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GlJeerine, and especially designed for the
use Of Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrtvslled. Forsale by an druggists.
febN-lydkv
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mARR1AGE Ann cEL1n.cr

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD,
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime M
solitude, and the Physiological Errors.
Abuses and Diseases which create fnpediI
Relief. Sent in sealed letter enyelopes frs 90
OF charge. Address, DIR. ]. SKIILFN
H0UGHION, Howard Association. Phiia-
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~ 11oDI 0lANUFACTURISG COMPANY
Sestabtished SINGS 1870, having the exclusive
article OF . A-e'
Double Refined POudrette,
Wa, Warranted 1 free from tmpurity and rubbish
which they Will sell for Twenty-Five mol
iars per Ton, delivered on board OF vessel in
New York city. This article which Il mi.
Verlzeu as nne as flour, has no equal for Corn
CotIon and Tobacco, and is equal to No. Pc
fuNlan Guano IN the proportion OF two lbs
tor one OF Guano, and better than the hest
I n[ands OF suPer-Phosphates, pound for
This is Just the thing for those who win
pay Cash for good article at a low price We
have coarSer article at Twenty Dollars naT
Ton Samples sent by mail, free. ON resceI nj
oI . cent stamp Send for pamphlet, and be
Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com.
Pahy, % Courtlandt Street, New York.
Rocky MOUNT, EDGECoMBE Co. NC.
Mr.. James e. DeV, -
SIR! SIR: In reply TO your inquiry OF the 1e-
suits OF our experience in the use of yoUr i'm
proved Poudrette, purchased OF YOU for this
years cotton Crop, we would beg leave 10
say that the present season has been one
quite unfavorable TO the action of All ferflIiS
Aers- SepeTG kinds Of MdntreI tCeTe used b,,
~, WIN the exception Of your POItdrette with
Hlue OF no elect to the crop Where The Pou-
CueHe tocLs applied Il care US near a hair bfrls
more per acre, and cdsLsed the Clifton III ON,
much edTTfer, and we would Therefore re[s5m.
mend mend the same as a concentrated manure
lor the growth OF Cotton, as well as InprOve-
ment TO the soil.
fonrs very respectfully.
--- r. HENRY P, STULTSt RRO
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. janS-6wd
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Valuable Farm at Public Sale,

THE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL OH, AND
u Coal Company. will sell TO the highest
Dldder, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th,
ASoSS Al z O'Clock, p. M, on the premises,
that valuable arm known as the Booth
Farm, situated along the Ohio river, con-
uguous 10 The village of Clarringtou, Monroe
county, Ohio. The Farm contains about
three hundred Acres, ard was lately owned
by John X. Booth, IS valuable for farming or
grazing. Upon the premises Is an abundance
OF uhl6er and coal. The improvements con-
siSt OF Two Dwelling Houses, Out-houses, &C.
whole In first rate fence.
Conditions made known ON day cfsale.
feo2I wv" BY THE COMPANY.
Variety Store-0dd Fellows Hall.
MRS. a. ]. LAGARD, KEEPS CON
vi stantly on band all the latest styles of
stamping patterns for Braiding and En-
broldering, Gofering, Pinsing, Crocheting,
such as infants socks, tides, ladies' toilet
sets, &C. and other kinds of handiWOIk will
be executed with neatness and at reasonable
prices. feb2l- A.
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MErcALFEs GREAT RHEurAr1oR RENEW
This new and wonderful medicine acts 1i,ts
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing in few days
aag2lly I. h. LOGAN 9 Co. APIS.
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For Rent

HNHESTORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
i & Hennegen. Possession given April
LIST. Enquire on the premises, 127 Main st.
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10 FOR A 81.

II I" 40 Cts
Gems 40 cts. a DOz. and rs cts y DOz.
Card Photographs 10 for a 81, D for
Er go cents
TIHE FIRST leo CUSTOMERS FOR a 81
i worth of cards can have an Album free.
or charge.
Two Thousand dollars worth of Photo
graphic Albums, the largest variety in the
country, will be sold without regard to cost.
Oval and Square Picture Frames viii be
sold cheaper than at any other house in the
city. 81
Looking Glasses, largest assortment in
Wheeling, for sale cheap.
Our facilities for making all styles and
sizes OF Pictures, from life, or.from small and
Inferior pictures, are uneqalled.
These extraordinary low prices for like
neSses will continue but short time, unless
we have all we can do.
Avail yourselves OF these low prices while
they last A. @. PARTRIDGE & CO.,
febl4 III Main St, Wheeling.