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LACOUR's
SARSAFARIpHERE BITTERS

EEave 50 speedily grown in favor that
their unriyaled sale has attracted remarks and
criticisms of the trade Jealousy attributes their
to the neness of their general style and principal
ly to the originality and beauty of the bottle which
conceived and manufactured by California artists Mr.
Lacour energetic promoter of California
desired to show that California has need of being tr
buary to other countries for talent or mechanical in
dustry.
The cause Of their is the great benefit they
have been to the large number who have already used
them.
Mr. Iaccur a graduate of the Polytechnic Institute
of France. and adds to a thorough knowledge of chem
isty many years of experience and. after long and
careful experimental study has been enabled to offer
Lacours Sarsapariphere Btters.
They are the most efficient Blood Purifier because
they combine with the wholesome Sarsapara which op-
crates by cuaneous eJcreons, other substances which
gently stimulate the secretons the lower glands and
organs render digestion easy ob0iae costiveness and
remove regularly every impuritv of the blood.
They are unrivaed as remedy tor Scrofua, D!SIer-
sta Constipation. Liver Complaint Nervous Affections.
Colic Intermittent Fevers and all diseases arising from
impurity of the Blood or costiveness
Who Takes Them.
THE OLD MAN takes them as gentle stimulanr and
mild reiuyeuator
THE YOUNG MAN takes them to regulate his SYSTEM
prevent disease. and stimulate to new life his
overfasked body.
THE YOUNG WOMAN takes them to secure regularity
in her habits; to tint her cheeks with the bloom
Of health: to give sparkle to her eyes and
sweetness 10 her breath.
THE HUSBAND takes them to promote vitality give
strength to the body. peace to the mind. and
with his health, wealth and comfort to his fam
lily.
THE WIFE takes them to invisorate and strengthen her
system. and as aid to nature in regulating
her periodical sickness.
CHILDREN take them gentle vet effective tonic:
TEMPERANCE folks take them mild pure Stimu-
liant containing of the deieterious,
tial and fusil oils of forbidden drinks.
THE NEBRIATE takes them to give tone TO his pois-
one,l stomach. and afay the fearful longngs
for strong drinks with stimuant that does not
madden OF destroy.
The TRAVELLER takes them to prevent sea-sickness
and secure his health against changes Of eli
mate,
EVERYBODY TAKES Them,
jeff FRO BONO PCBLICO.
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To Females.

When female Is in trouhlt afflicted with disease
IS weakness Of the back and limbs pam the head.
dIness f sight loss OF muscular power rspitation
the heart rr1tshiity NERVOUSNESS urinary diff
ncuitles arrangement OF the digestive functions general
oebilitE vaglnit. all Diseases cf the Wo.nb Aystera
sterllliy and all other diseases peculiar 10 females they
should 20 or write at once 10 the celebrated female dCs
tor W h Dohe-ty. Al his Medical Institute and consult
hla about their troubles and disease The Doctor IS
eiiectlnG more cures than any other Physician in the
State OF California Let false delicacy prevent you
but apply immediately and yourself from painful
sutferinss and premature death All Married Ladies'
whose health or ether circumstances prevent increase
IN their families, should write call at Dr W X Do
he4ys Medical Institute, and they viii receive every
possible relief and help The Doctors offices are 50 ar
ranged that he be consulted wihou, fear Of observ-
.teu.
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MEDICAL.
eRiyATE MEpscAl Atp.
DIR. W. X. DOBERTT,S
Private Medical 4 Surgical Institute.

Sacramento Ssree.- below Montgomery. opposite the
Pacific Nal Steamship Conp2ay's otzce. Pri-
Nase Enr-snce on Lsidesia-f street,
san FrAnciSca
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Dr. '" & Dcrher.y returns his sincere thanks 10 his
numerous patients for their rarnase. and would take
Opportunity to remind them that he continues consult
a. his institute fo- the cure Of chronic diseases Il the
Lungs, llses Kidneys. Digestive and Geni.o-C rinar
Organs. Sla al private diseases VIZ: SypheiS al
forms and stages. Seminal Weakness srd ai the horrid
Consequences Of sell abuse. Gonorrhs Glee, structure,
Nocturnal and lfural Emissions Sexual Debility Dis
eases OF the back and Ions inflammation Of the Bladder
and Kidneys. etc. etc; and he hopes that his long ex-
rielsce and successful practice VIII continue insure
him share ot public patronage By the practice OF
many years IN Europe and the United States lie
hc to apply the most efficient and successful re:uaies
against diseases OF all kinds He mercury,
charges moderate trea.s his patients correct ani
honorable Way has rences Of rnquestonahie ve-ac-
ty from OF known respectahIy and hi sh standing
in society. All naIies consulting nn. by letter or 9TH
e-wiSs viii receive the best and enest treatment and
implicit Secr,ty
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OROvIIIE F. r. FERRY.
PURCHASED THIS OLD Es.
N o e.!

Il Il tshiished Ferry the direct route North from
oroville hors by careful attention its business
and 70 the repair and good condition of the roads
merit and receive fair share cf tn. patronage Of the
travelling Frhlfc. GEO. c. PERKINS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT !!
FRESH OYSTERS.
cOLDENcATE RESTAURANT
And Cofec Saloon,
Corner Montgomery and Huntoon streets. orovillc
"AVING REFITTED MY EESTAU-
u q rant in the best style, am preprred to
ceive my old friends and many may IA
NE with call
keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
French and California Wine,
Aud Tennents Ale and Porter.
l shall keep constantly hand Fresh Oysters and
shall them up at the following rates:
Stewed fried per sozen......... SO cents
Raw. .....--....-..-....-..So cents
also havs all kinds of Fresh Fish three times week
Families Balls Parties. and Assemblies Of every
ture, supplied with Suppers. al moderate prices.
Private Saloon fitted up III elegant style expressly
for ladies.
From my long experience in the above business.
hope TO be able TO satisfy every body
LEWIS CARPANETO, Proprietor.
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MEDICAL.
d EDlcAL INSTITUTE.

DIR. j. c. YOUNG IN 1850.
sSs Washington ST. bscx Montgomery. San Francisco.
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To the Afflicted.

II ford the afflicted sound scientific medical aid
in the Treatment and II al private and chronic dis
Gases. of secrecy snd aid all * disorders
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CONSULTATION BY LETTER OR 9TH
u erwise F-se l, would be equally useless and
necessary here the diseases cured at the
Institute All classes complaints treated: hut
consider my duty mention those o; special MATURE
upon such the unfeeiing and Irresponsible quaeS
,;wells With phases veil calculated 10 deceive thces4
ei te emptiness of his prossons- Firss alnSns
the special complaints n
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OLD WHISTLES.
DICKINSON, DeWOLF & co.

OFFER for SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ Celebrated Brands of Fine Old Rye and Bourbon
Whiskies from the WarerooIns OF Messrs. J. T. W
, H DAILY, New York:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-23

The FsSier Cenfessisn - Cssaier
Statement from Hen. Wm. Mont
Yemery.
The confession" of Robert Fogler,
executed in Washington, last week, has
created great deal of sensation in that
usually quiet borough. Many persons
accept the statement OF the poor wretch
as perfectly reliable, and give it full
credenoe, especially to those portions
eliminating others in the Dinsmore
murder; but another party set down the
entire statement As An ingeniously
wrought fabrication, concocted by the
advisers of Fogler to injure and disgrace
the Montgomerys. Political feeling en-
ters, to some extent, int the discussion
of the matter in Washington, although
the confession is rejected by persons Of
both parties. - IJa
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MICHAEL J. ROHAN,

M KET STREET, a few doors above the
Second Ward Market House. Monumental
WORK Of all kipds made TO order. City aud coun
try orders will be met WIN pivinPt-e-s .-...
anl2lY -
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Psliee Cears.

Psliee Csart.
The following cases were up before
Judge Good, yesterday morning:
Adam Blum, for selling liquor on Sun
day, fined $20 and costs.
Louis Weisgerber, for selling liquor on
Sunday, $40 and costs
Ellen Sullivan, for selling liquor on
Sunday, $50 and costs. Ellen has paid
enough fines to know better.
Thomas Lindsey got little too much
"benzine," and instead Of his seeing
stars, the stars saw him and placed him
in durance vile, from whence he
emerged to hear the solemn decree of
Justice, ''$1 90 and COSTS"
Pat. Maloney imbibed too much of the
"craythur" known as fighting whisky.
which led to his being mulcted to the
tune of 81 90 and costs.
James P. Hammond forgot his mar
ital vows to "cherish and protect" and
abused his wife; but as it was not an ag-
grayated offence, he,was dismissed by
paying costs.
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Circsi, Csar,.

Circsit Court. r.
The jury in the case of the Richie
town rioters yesterday morning return.
ed verdict of not guilty of riot, but
guilty of assault and battery, and
assessed fine of S25 against each OF
them. ..---, -.--
In the case of the State rs. John DON
nelly, on an indictment for larceny, the
jury returned verdict of "not guilty"
In the case of the State Is. james
Swan, on an indictment for forgery. the
jury returned verdict of guilty" and
he was sentenced to term of two
years in the Penitentiary. On account
of Swans previous good character, and
extenuating circumstances in the case,
we understand that the jury, Judge
and those engaged in the prosecution
of the trial have expressed q willing.
ness to sign petition for his pardon.
Rev. WILDER L. Poor was licensed to
solemnize marriages.
The case of A. N. Johnston rs. N. W.
Jordan, for Islander, is now pending.
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As we were passing along the streets
a few days ago, we overheard a pert
young schoolpnarm address couple of
her pupils, who were scufaing on the
street, thusly: "Youths of a tender
age, it is my request that you desist
from your demonstrations of pugilistic
skill" We went home and hunted up
our dictionary.
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WHEELING has always, and well could
boast of her facilities for manufactnr-
ing purposes, and the magnitude of the
iron and glass establishments, but her
citizens are now Boosting of the great
and famed Hair Restorer, made by Cd
bert, which is Odbert's Vegetable AM
brosia, that is warranted to do as rep
resented, and will restore gray hair to
it's original color. If
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I.fermation Wanted.

Officer Wallace, yesterday afternoon,
took up o boy about seventeen years
old, and placed him in the lookup for
safe keeping. He Is an inoffeDsive,
crazy boy, and can give no account of
himself. He says his name is Oliver,
and he is supposed to live in Bellair.
He was bareheaded and barefooted, and
was dressed in sack coat and dark
pants. Any one knowing any facts that
may lead to his restoration to his
friends, are requested TO call upon, or
address line to some one Of the city
authorities.
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DIR. B. w. ALLEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

RESPECTFULLY TENDERS HIS SER
IL vices to the citizens Of Wheeling, &c. He
Surgery and has been for eleven years Demon
stratOr Of Anatomy in the University Of Viz.
ginia.
Office l40 Main ST., up stairs, over GARDENERS
Shoe Store, Room No. 3
WHEELING, W. VA.
REFERENCES DIR. T. II. Logan, L. A. Hagans,
Inteligencer Office, Edwards & Conant, Sprigg
House. apr273m
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In These Days of High Prices,

The great expense has deferred many
from buying piano that really need
ore. The piano for the times has made
its appearance in the Emerson Piano."
which is, in few words, "frst-class
instrument" at prices as low as before
the war. The best way to judge of
these pianos is to see and hear them
yourselves, and that can be done by
calling at Sheib's, the sole agent in this
city for the Emerson"
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Ristori,

Having completed her engagements
in America, is about to sail for Europe.
She did not visit Wheeling during her
soiourn in the States. Had she done so,
we know she would have called upon
Oxtoby & Duffield, the Main street jew
elers, where full supply Of clocks,
jewelry, spectacles and fancy goods is
Oh sale. Call at 1O3 Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank.
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DIE FLOUR
III 50 barrels extra family white Rye
Just received. and for sale by
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HOWARD HOUSE,
Nos, 5 Il Z North Howard 81
TWO DooRs FROM BALTIMORE sTEEET
BULL e. sEWELL, Proprictors.

BALTIMORE, March l. 1867.
WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE AND
w have enlarged the Office, introduced Steam
throughout the house, renovated and remodeled
the Water Closets repapered and reprinted the
Rooms and furnished them with new carpets
furniture, &c. Wehave, in fact, made the house
entirely new inside.
We have also q telegraph Office in the building
with wires running to all parts Of the United
States, Canada and Europe.
Our Tables will at all seasons be asundantly
supplied with all the market affords.
Ne have also attached to the Hotel an elegaL''
Billiard Room furnished with Tables made ex
pressly for us by the celebrated manufacturers
Messrs. PHRLAN & CoLLENDRR, of New York.
Our Bars will be supplied with the best OF
Wines and Liquors.
Servants attentive and polite, and every at
tention will be- paid to the comfort Of the Guests
and Patrons of the House which will be made rs
HONE like as possible.
Stages will he at the Depots on arrival Of
trains also at the steamers on their arrival to
convey guests and their baggage to the House.
BULL & SEWELL,
mar22. 3m ProprietOrs.
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Struck by a Bridge.

Tuesday morning, Mr.. VIM. King, con-
ductor on freight train No. Is, while
passing under bridge No. 5, near Skel-
ly's station, on the ?. c. & c. r. R.,
was struck on the head by the bridge,
while the train was passing under. Mr..
King was standing on the front car at
the time of the accident. He was So
verely injured about the head and face,
and for time insensible. He was ia
ken to Steubenvile and placed under
medical treatment. -
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WANTS.
.,,,.,Xc usCIIINRs.-

SE'.nts wanted everywhere to sell our low
- Il fnlly licensed machines Send fer our
Fl t.nI,r SHAW & CLARK, s, NJ. Co., Bidae-
III" W,iue novl4-ly
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Of wcst vIrginis VIII ind In ths RRGBTKR .
constant and sealous sdvoeats. vhiis the social
and political advanoement Of the ssats Win rs-
eeive il earnest attention. .t..
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ALTER MARSHALL. =. A. ELBEh
MARSHALL Il EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm of Marshall, Colts & Co., a
the old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal OF
reasonable terms TO all our old customers, ant
ask a share of public patronage. marl2
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u,ur UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
In informing his customers and citizens gen
lii that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
enlistment to the north side of Union, be-
,TI,n Main and Market streets, where he keeps
Insanity on hand the best brands of French
CsIfsEjn. together with as good workmen as the
ccnntrv can afford. Thankful for past patron
ace he Wishes continuance of the same
'osnrs srn JAMES MATHEWS.
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CTAR CANDLES. So
- IS whole. half and quarter boxes, Just re-
ceired. and for saie by n REILLY.
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Grand Presentation Musical
Concert,

500 900 tickets at the nominal price of 81 each-a
single ticket emitting the purchaser to n gift
there being one gift to every ticket The gift s
arc as follows: H
!. An elegant farm Of 24l acres, i'm.
proved with extensive dwellings
and tbuildings-saw and grist
mill, making theproperty invalu-
able --.-.----..-.-..-----.k W., OOO W
= gift of $40, 900 In gold, valued at Is, 500 90
,. 4 farm of ten acres, highly improv.
ed, near the city of Baltimore. . 10000 90
4. 4 gift in Greenbacks. 5000 ~
5. A three-stery Brick House, with
modern improvements, in Balti.
more. Observation-Disclosures. 1000 10
s. A three story Brick House, with
modern improvements, in Balti.
more ..:......-............... 4,2OO 90
l. A two.story Brick House with
modern improvements in Balti.
moro ...-.............. .......... 1900 90
8. Two gifts in Greenbacks, $1,000
eachJ. ..................... 1900 90
0. Ten gifts In Greenb'ks, $500 each). 5000 90
10. Fifty " Si0e }. 5000 90
IL. One hundred - $50 j. 5000 90
H. One Grand Piano. ....... l,5O0 90
l3. Z" ..... LOO 90
II. Two Square Pianos $3.50 each). -. 1000 %
Is. Ten Parlor Organs (sl50 eachl.... 800 90
el5o EACH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000 90
100 eachJ. DECENTRALIZATION. 10000 20
" EACH. .....,............,......... $3.50 90
10 chimes ts7S eachJ. ................ 1900 90
~ tss5 each. .........,,........... $500 90
q. One Hundred Ladies' Fine Gold
Chains and Pin $40 EACH. 1000 90
%. Two Hundred Oil Paintings (s9O
each). ....-..-........ 1000 w
q Five Hundred Bibles (s20 each)... 10000 20
a. Two Thousand copies "POllard's
Southern History" (s5 EACH. -. 10000 90
y. Two Thousand Photographic Al
buns les each) Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
&c. Two Thousand Fine Gold Pens, in
cases (s5 each). 10000 90
q. Five Hundred Plain Gold Rings Cs5
each) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 Oo
%. Two Thousand sets Silverplated
Tea Spoons 90 each ............. COCO 70
20. Two thousand Call Bells, Napkin
Rings &c., (s3 eachl ............. 5000 20
The balance consists of the following articles:
Musical Instruments;
Music Boxes
Ladies Work Boxes;
Ladies' and Gents Gloves;
Riding Whips
Opera Glasses;
Office and Parlor Furniture:
Writing Desks
Black Walnut Frames;
Engravings, etc, etc, etc.
The whole amounting TO an aggregate Of
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a I'm.

THE McLURE HOUSE HAS CHANGED
hands. The proprietors have long been
Known TO the travelling public.
The house is undergoing thorough repairs, and
will he one of the first class hotels Of the coun-
nv. =.
We will study to please, and hope to merit q
heral share of the public patronage.
MA1LONEE, MORRIS e. co.
Wheeling W. Va, April g. ls67.apr6-tf
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We understand that the Young Mems
Christian Association have appointed
committee to make arrangements for
sociable party at their hall some time
during the coming week. A pleasant
time is anticipated. '~'
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A. A NEWSPAPERS

We intend that 10 shall be famed for ts accuracy
and reliability. The beat and latest infsrmation
that cap be- obtained by TELEGRAPH and
MAIL, In relation 20 matters Of general interest.
will always bs laid before our readers, and no
cost will he counted In keeping our Subscribers
thoroughly and constantly pontcd upon al topics
Of Importance.
ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN
wfll contain the latest and mist tciiable market
reports from Wheeling aud all pro,nisrei East.
crn and Western cities
Farmers, Merchants, and Cat.
tie Dealers
viii have their interests specially consalted In
tbs preparation Of this eolnmn. and no business
man In West Virginia should bssitAts 10 avail
himself Of its advantages.
The Circulation Of the Reg
lister,
Larger by tar than that Of any other paper In
the State makes II the best advertising medium
ia West Virginia.
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Leg Broken.

Leg Broken.
A little negro boy named Hiram Rue
bottom, while playing near Armstrong
& Holidays planning mill, on Market
street, had one of his legs broken yes
terday. Large limbers were being low
cred from the second story of the mill,
when one of them fell upon the little
fellow and broke his leg.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL

- = =
- ROAD three miles East of the city, is now
ready for lnterments, sale and improvement Of
lots. ltcontaias 81 acres of land, and is laid
out in the most modern and improved style--can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefourths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended TO be beautited BY every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, TO make IL equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons desiTous Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
of Wheeling.
Persons wishing TO make interments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r. c. BoNHAN, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
j. ). Rhodes George Adams.
John G. Muth, Il. g. Jordan,
Geo Mendel Z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. aug3l
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A1Dssersless Dsy,2N.

xiDeserSless Dsy. e EA3T 81
Yesterday was . damp, dark, defect
ing, demoniacal, deplorable, dsprsvipg,
deranging, desolate, desperate, despicea-
BILE, a detrimental, dim, disagreeable'
dire, disgusting, dispiriting, distressing,
doleful, dreadful day, A good day to
get drunk, commit suicide, read radical
papers, get the blues, murder somebody,
rob your grandfather, steal sheep,
and die. If we wanted to leave the
world without any regrets, we should
choose such day. Such day makes
us feel mean enough to edit radical
newspaper or run for Congress. 1t was
as cool as the reception of poor cousin
by rich relative; asdampsning as po-
litical defeat; as disagreeable as an old
maid; and as dirty as an old shinplaster'
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Closed Up.

The coffee-houses of this city were
closed up yesterday and will remain
closed until tomorrow, according to &
law passed by the last Legislature. 1t
is probably intended to prevent candi-
dates from going before the people with
"smiling cOuntenances."
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A Live Ruainess.

We notice the daily delivery of goods,
by Express, direct from the East to the
enterprising firm of Geo. r. Taylor q
Co. The latest novelties in Dry Goods
can always be found there on the most
reasonable terms.