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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction Sales This Day.

- .:sAuction Sales This Day.
Wfbe sold this day, Union Wharf, at II O'Clock, by
order of the assignee all the machinery and tools con-
tanned in the building known as the Palmetto Iron
Works.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house. No. 55 Easel street. at 10 o'clock fancy
dress goods longcloths pant stu white goods boots
and shoes, fancy goods, &C.
JOHN G. M1LNoR Co. will sell this day, at their auc.
ton sa.sroo, Nc 1873 Meeting street. at O'Clock hats
Shoes umbrellas. dry goods. and many other articles
R. H. MARSHALL & Bro. will sell this day, in
front Of their Office No SO Broad street. horse, mule
top buggy &C.; also extensive assortment of furni-
ture, &C.
N. HUNT Son will sell this day, in their salesroom
No. 142 NJ eng street. at 10 o'clock, 60 and car.
toons of fresh and assorted boots and shoes, balmoras
CATERS, &c.
SMITH & NJ '.4L1vRAY will sell this dny, in front Of
their Office. No. 27 Broad street. at II O'Clock, mules,
horse., furniture, &C.
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HATS AND CARS. II .ls.s. ss's
HARD TIMES
VIZ: n
.SOF LA rs

The earth upon its axis turns,
And why should people frown !. 49,
For revolutions, now and then,
Must turn them upalde down.
Our planet If we have but faith,
Will do the thing that's fair,
And place US on our feet again
The right side up with care.
Ten dimes will be dollar still,
..EsT Ten cents dimes intent -
Although Ten Mills have lately stopped
That could not make q cent. -5..s:
AS notes are not discounted nov,
No man can claim exemption;
We all have passed the Days of Grace,
Though praying for redemption.
Still let us hope-hope for, the best;
For not man shall fnu
Who keeps his upper lip right stiff
Z: i. And trades at STEELE'B "HAT HAIL." ~
March 1s .,..---:.I1I-l Il
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LAUNDRESS.
EMMA MCCALL,
PASTRY COOK.

rrurE SUBSCRIBER REspEcrFULLY INFORMS her
friends and the public that she has removed from
KING STREET to No. So QUEEN STREET, opposite
the planters HOTEL where she is prepared to furnish
Dinner and Evening Parties, In her usual style; also
has fine Rooms to accommodate Societies and Whist
Parties. EMMA McCAtL
March IL mW1F
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The Daily South Carotnian at Columbia is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocel paper
of the State it will be found at the present time espe
cialy valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of very large circulation.
THE PHGNx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable as the srngency of the money
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A.. sELBY, Proprietor,
February Is Columbia 8. O.
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All that 1nr ot M aiisblv located at tba aonth:
west corner Of Elizabeth i'd Mary Gree next north q
tho above and known as NO. measuring 81 feet front
on Elizabeth street and 100 feet Mary more s0r
Jess, having thereon two and bali story Frame Dwell
with Hto alteration could be made an eligible sand for
gentesl Family :Grocery. The location OF the above
property is very desirable and healthy: 6.
Condihons-Haf cash. balance IN one year, with legal
interest from day Of SALE secured by bond Of the purcha
scr and mortgage Of the property. Buildings to b6 IN
sured and policy assigned Purchasers to pay NC.
Call for papers March 1s :
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Entire Stock Lager Bee. Saloon, no. sAeagas
gssa. BY&E.s BACKUs, ~ :. essssssa
VIII be sold &c. MORROW, 14fh Inst, ct IL O'Clock e
The entire contents OF the nid HALOON,
4s, LIQUORS EXGARS, Tobacco, DecantarE q. 4ss:tae
Tumblefs Counters, Chntns, Tables E;i
& Together VIII tie COED dvfn of hs. uns1ydred ess@
the House, containing eight rooms &rd Kitchen
good ORDER Csnbe treated
Conditions made 1nownon dayof sals . IL
South Caokna sRai,oad and Qauaastea a4dsILSA
s'....' - 80 BYAIiONZOJ. .WHaTE II 60Hs.
Brokers, AuefioneclS and Heal: :Nsta4a jkHtssss
X VIII be sold On T0MORROW, tie A t1st
O'Clock & slie north e St sns g
| : rs CIR R;AHDK. wsR..RB BAnK sToGEs;
100 shares Charleston Gas goanpa s2 =,
Conditions eaah.
UHDERIDECRNN IR 70 9UiITT. T.s4ss baK
The Prouided t6is j0Ts8 8dvlnae Ht eSQy$k5
ofs sCNG1Ieaon ds. ,1osept GI5ss sg;ss,
!on TUESDAY. the ID April ns1n. roelodfs .Iaae
sold at the Old Custom HOUSE, under the
Is tina Mastsr W
ALL THXT LoToF LAND, With HIS Build Hssi.s
on, situate on the north ah6
lately known BY the number 10oa eatstallpGI
street 50 feet, or len md tn
less Founding north on fand 81 Jpan.
ion Tradd street. east On lsnd Of saqA
west ON Land OF Miss Russel.
Terms -One-fourth cash stalancs I'll NE
stve imas1nenh ntersst V the Sas pes
of the premisea.. The. .bnfldfneH tos be n
psHcy 70
4 3 ,.. ~ ss ssss
March Is Mastex u Eqntsysse
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LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

Wc are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tleir proper names to the articles sent
and we take this occasion of repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY News without
being indorsed by some responsible Individual
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NEW YORK FARMER Of Tactical experience In vine
yard culture, will engage in the business with party
having the necessary capital with uerior view to
the manufacture of wine The capital required may be
graduated to correspond with the extent to which II
would be advisable to co. and used at intervals the
business be conducted with due regard to the conditions
essential to success it will pay soon and we'll.
The disorganizaton Of labor demands change in
agricultural pursuits and probably in direction does
it point with better prospects than to wine growing
Grape culture in the Northern States is attended with 30
much uncertainty in consequence Of the severe win
ter that it is yet doubtful If 1t be made an interest
of any considerable importance beyond speculstng in
hardy varieties In the light Of this experience, South
Carolina may seize the prize some compensation for
the wrongs inflicted her by fanaciRm in the cause Of
false humanity. In the change demanded the upland
planters or farmers will find grape culture substitute
for their chief STAPLE which requires but tfng labor
and vastly more profitable This is no patent way to
get rich, yet s it temptation to speculate in u-
sons with promise Of fabulous results but, as the
"early bird catches the worm the first to enter this
unbounded field of labor will be the first to participate
with justice in the largest measure Of whatever Is yalu
able in the legitimate pursuits Of life.
Inquiries may be made to the Editors Of this paper
and to RICHARD DAILY, care of JOHN W. CALD-
WE'LL, No. So Beaver street. New York. March6
PLANTERS desirous of obtaining highly concentrated
ammoniacal fertilizer, free from mineral phosphaes and
other adultsrahons can do by applying to KnsMAN
HOWELL No. 153 East Bay, who Agents for the sale
MApEs' Nitogenized super-Phosphate Of Lime
February II mWths
p. III. b.
Are synonymous with Health, Strength and Vigor.
Tho secret will be revealed by investing In bottle of
pANKNRys HEPAT1C BT.TERs. For sale by all
Druggists.
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Susan Hudson, On immaculate
colored nympi, who had an unpleasant fondness
for rye, was picked up, 'sdrunk as usual" and the
,n Of IS ordered to be extracted from her pocket.
AS the illustrious Susan was not in the habit Of
loading herself with superfuous greenbacks, she
preferred retiring from the busy world for five
days to nurse her headache.
A Fenian Jehu, who got on a bender and drove
furously, was checked in his mad career, but not
until he had prostrated two shade trees by running
his dray wheels against them. He smilingly ac-
knowledged the soft impeachment, but said it was
the crathur that did it. AS he Was only genteelly
tight, aud was not ashamed Of il, he was fined
but s..
Two maids, Of African scent, while indulging
in few sparring touches, we're interrupted and
taken to DURANGO vile. They protested that they
were maids of high degree and scorned to fight in
the street; but as they looked very much like
people who have engaged in that pastime, they
were charged 81 for appearance sake.
Chas. Low, who was so by name and nature,
was charged with obstructing the gutter and
bunling out of his own ranch. He was a mixture
of penitence and dirt but his promises of araend-
ment we're not believed, and the usual sentence
imposed.
Another night-errant was SO overcome by hie
emotions that he sought to drown his sorrows in
rye, but awoke to grief. He was politely informed
that street sleeping was not a fashionable amuse-
ment, and always cost S.. AS he could not see the
ante he passed out, and was carried to lonely
spot where he can study the question.
About SAID. dismal sound was heard. which
proved to be series Of war whoops, given with al
emphasis by aroDicIing F. B. His voice would
have been q fortune to an. oyster woman, but was
not appreciated by the disgusted audience, and he
was chargedI$3 for singing out of time and out %
Pune.
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AUcT.I0N s AIE|..

SPECIAL CATALOGUE sAI1lAT AUcI10N:s3.s
IancY Dress Goods, Longcs0lss Part Es3AE EWh4te
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Aossons adna
fane' V1ssai %sikaY s; s cAMgBn1.n, Is.
Cash Auction House, .ss 81
No. IS Hasel street, oppostte sEostom
Regular asles days every ana fIaasy ne
win sail THrBDAY, sconnae1ict1ig it 10 oedoef
DREsS GOODS viz: Satin Stripe Barsget s1k 1tsues
scotch and Domestic Gdngha1na, Printed Rsps spssng
PFints, Iswns &c, DC.
WHITE GOODS, ys: Check al1slna;; ysconsss 1.s1.
brc Muslin Stripes aagss ssils ri
= CLOTHS AND PANT STUFFS, Vi: Hack ssaoea,eAs
Summer Cloth, Black Casaimere Fancy Linen
Drill Duck Farmers Satin Kentucky yee!ns
& CLOTHING, VIZ: Black Cloth sscas, Coets .Jactets
Vests Pauts Suits in Fancy Casstmeres Undetsnftu.
Drawers, and Fancy Shirts, Shirt Bosons'
HATS, W: Hens Black, Pead. Dnb. Notified, tn4ss
sqto SoTs rad aND M0GS saofa Ss s 4z men.
Low Quarter Shoes Patent Leatherl, Ladies. Consye
Bamorals. Patent Tip CongIe Shoes; sippers g:
Fancy; Mems Half Hose IN Brown, Mixed Fancy. Whit.
&C.; Boys and Misses: White and Mixed; &c
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS; VII: Port 4on4ee.
Towels. Tandierchisn, Beads, Cologne, EIscss.
tum, Toilet Soaps, Ribbons, &cI
Conditions cash. 1a.lcn e.
@s51 q. By n. HUNT &9SON- 8
THIS DAY, the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock in2o t6e6.
room, No. IA Meeting street, we VIII se1,
: go cases and cartoons Freah and Assorted HOOTb
AND SHOES, ,BALMORALS, CATERS, &C., all .sessoa-s
able stock and regular sizes. Maroh ~
R. M. MARSHALL &BROs;;' - 7 II
+. No. az Broad hStreet, ,3.at
WIN sell THIS DAY: a.;11 Z o'eoessss ass
caak GdARET; q z cases RHzHIs
March Is ID
BYSR.sM. MARSHALds6eBHDs r.
Brokers ami .AuctioneexEssNo ,332BtOa3 -
THIS DAY, 18th Instant at 10H O'Clock Af12 2be !;
sa.,g.aSs fsst2.r sold, teErl
HORSE, i MULE, r TOP BUGGY s2 Narta mo &
Carthy Cotton Gin, Counties, Rosewood PisIos
ssssE EBY. .R.tM sdARSHAIsLfIksBRO.. Il q
BroIEeEU. .nnd tAuet1pneerS No.. - Bznaa 1t
TEIE DAY, IL o:cl0ck, ,Wu be sold
AN NsEXTENnIvE .AsS0RTMENT.O OF FURNuUak
COMMENTING on 8
BRDsTEADsS Bmesnx hair, xhlesl Waaaseanda
Hair Mattresses, Mating dci 8a!nn l3
= 4: BYiR. N. M.MARsHALL1eBR0
Nth inse, ct IL O'Clock, MI he ec9d y e
- the Exchange, Broad st9eetss Ok gSJ.s "a
Z All that tLOTOFLAND, Wth The BUuDMG66ttA ttAerenis1
known as No.sI4oufh street. near Amerca. 1h4 HgnIe
contains four square rooms, beEdss bssetnel The
which is high and measures s2 90 Sset
Terms 0na.third cash; balance by bond Mn intiss
est fron day Of SALE none and two yests
mortgage Of premisess Bull ldings be- INSURED md =
policy assigned P1rchaeer to;psy M wPPers:S .
aalGn aS s:ss:,.s-
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TAX NorIcE-Sr. BARTHoLoMEw's PAR1sH.-Th,
attention of those Interested is called to the ssTax
Notice" of the Tax Collector OF st. Bartholomews g
Parish. published to-day
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p. III. b.
Are SYNONYMOUS with HEALTH Strength and Vigor
Tho secret will be revealed by investing in bottle o
pANKNIN's HEPAT1C BT.TERs. For sale by all
Druggists. "
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Furniture, Piano, Mlrrors. I P!pu9hs, DO. 80
By CLIFFOED & MATH11 w ES,.
Aucti0neers, No. So Broad street.
VIII be sold at our Office. TOMORROW 18th instant a
!-Z '.- 2 III o'clock ..fss
B.W. EXTENSION DINING TABLE Mahogany Side
board, Centre Table Clock Mattresses, Bedsteads, Ntoh
en- utena{s, DC. 49, .e5s5EsE-
!...-.:;t,s: x. ALSO :
90 ALIENS No. sLOUGHs. ,sj.ss:-.,
Terms cash. March 13 :
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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FOR OATS. ='1r
$50 pounds sown broadcast and harrowedin.
FOR POTATOES.
About 800 pounds In the rows drills mixing with the
en{1
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The COMBINATION TROUPE. The huge posters
that now ornament the different: corners are still
the centres Of attraction, and are daily surround
ed by admiring crowds. Unfortunately some Of
the high fingered gentry could not restrain their
curiosity, but commenced tearing the posters be-
fore the arrival ct the circus. Such conduct is
very reprehensible, and the parties should be ut
once arrested The company have paid for the
privilege Of street adyer sing and it is obviously
unjust for the authorities to permit these depre-
tInk
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H. 81.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
e If you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street
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The Nc2MAL ScHooL.-We invite attention to
the opening of the second half session Of the
State Normal and High School for young ladies.
This school, pronounced few days ago By the
Agent of the PEABODY Fund the most fourishing
of the kind in the South, offers such facilities for
a complete education, and at such reduced cost,
that it cannot fail of liberal patronage.
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Tsco Neat and C6iauenieng. Brick Residences and
s;5t. Ezgitbte Corner Stand 80
..,ct,, ,:..5. BIZ b. McCA

TOMORROW the 18th i1str at u o'clock, at the Old
Postofhce, win be sold, =--rs ....as....- q
All thst NEAT AND DESIRABLE Two AND HALF
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE. .ANDLOTO OF LAND on the
west side or Elizabeth street. near Mary street and
known No. d. containing four upright rooms pantry,
dressing ROOM two stcs, and piazzs with gas
and CRATES throughout, 3slated roof DC. On the Lot;
which measures 35 feet front and 100 feet deep
less Kitchen Of four rotms coach house, stables
large cistern End we'll of water
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small handful in the bill; mix or cover sghtly with
earth and drop the seed When the corn Is fairly up,
apply little around tho plant and cover with the Guilt
yBtor or hoe,
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FOR WHEAT OR RYE.

100 to 200 pounds per acre applied to the plant s su
cisnt to insure heavy yield. The Fertilizer will bring
crop into market t,oo weeks sooner than any other ma
nure. 1n0 March 3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-27

A YOUNG and pretty married woman,
living in the quiet village of Moreau,
New York, one day last week left her
home, as was often her habit, informing
a friend that she was going to Glen's
Falls, and would soon return. The af-
ternoon aud night passed, and she did
not come back. Search was made, and
on q pier in the river jockey hat and
shawl were found which belonged to the
absent woman. A note lying near in
the lady's handwriting stated that she
had committed suicide, and that her
body would be found near the bottom of
the pier. All attempts to find the body,
however, proved fruitless, and upon
further examination, it was ascertaiucd
that the "snicide" had taken with her
two bonnets, two dresses,a change of
clothing, and 500 of her husbands
money. Her friends seem to think that
this amount of clothing is amply snf.
fcient for a journey to that s bourne
from whence no traveller returns" aud
are not disposed to trouble themselves
as to her Iwhereabouts. She has proba-
bly, left for q more genial climate.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is the first
thing boy does when he falls into the
waterf He gets wet.
What was the difference between Joan
of Arc and Noah's ark One was Maid
of Orleans, and the other was made OF
gopher wood.
When does farmer act with rudeness
toward his corn' When he pulls its
ears.
When is hen most likely to hatch
When she is earnest cher nest.)
Why is kiss like rumor' Because
it goes from mouth to mouth.
Why was Eve not afraid of the mea-
slesf Because she'd Adam chad 'em. }
Wbat is the difference between o
spider and duckl The one has its
feet always on web, and the other has
q web always on its feet.
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SOME ingenious person of the Conser-
vative persuasion has hit upon a most
effectual plan for preventing the colored
population of Richmond from attending
evening meetings. A report has been
started that forty medical students from
New York are in the city for the pur-
pose of procuring material for dissec-
ton, and that they entertain prefer
ence for freshly killed subjects. In
consequence scarcely negro is now
seen on the streets after night. At the
circus, where at least a thousand sets of
African ivory have usually been exhib-
tied in appreciation of the clowns del
icate wittieisms, only fifty cc!ored faces
were visible on Tuesday night.
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TIE New York Ne,cs yeiates that an
honorable Senator from the rural dis
aricts, paragon of rural virtue. was
once approached by tho late Mr.. Dean
Richmond, in regard to bill TO in
crease the fares on the Central railroad.
Mr.. Richmond ably and earnestly dis
cusssd the point. He alluded to the
high prices of iron and labor, and ap-
pealed to the members sentiments of
Justice. "Sir," said he, with yonr vote
the bill will pass. Of course to such q
man as you / cannot talk money"
"Cau't you ~ answered the rural men,
Der, "then if goa can't, you had better
send somebody to me that cdH." 1t may
be unnecessary to add that the member
voted for the bill.
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A WISE CHILD.-The most extraor-
binary instance of mental impression
on the physical system that ever occur
red, was in the case of an unfortunate
woman about to become mother, with
the prospect of having her offspring dis
owned by its father. No doubt the poor
woman had many long, weary days and
nights of grief oil this account; bat
what was her amazemeat, perhaps not
unmixed with gratitude, when the
event arrived, to find legibly imprinted
all round the iris of the child's eye the
entire letters of the recreant fathers
name-"John Wood" There could be
no gain saying this. Nature had out
witted John.
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A WHoppER.-A gentleman tells OF
an acquaintance of his in North Caro-
lima, who was noted for mendacity.
He relates the following:
Said some one to the liar: "Do you
remember the time the stars fell, some
years agoi"
DYES" said Mendax.
"Well," remarked the other, Il nave
heard it was all deception-that the
stars did not actually fall"
'Dont you believe itp returned
Mendax, with knowing look; "they
fell in my yard as big as geese eggs
I've got one of them yet, only the chill
dren played with it SO much they have
wore the shiny points Off"
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
EuuSirIin'S Infant Cordial,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

fOk CHiLDkEN IEE HIM..
Ar astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occu: among children. y fact thai
while teething children are in constant pain
A fact that during that period nothing will re
licye them sooner or more eticctuslly than
LACGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers. do not SEQ them suffer.
USE TUE INFANTS CORDIAL
Mothers relieve their suferiugs by
TIE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teethng is greatly iaCiiitatedby
THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Frctfulness and Wakefnlncss cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Cholic and Pain cured instantly
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured
BY THE INFANTS C0GDIAL
No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby ii ycu
USE TIRE INFANTS CORDIAL
Every bottle warranted To please or pr G w
funded. Prepared only by
LAUGHLIN, SMITH n Co,
Eebsi Druggists Main street, Wheeling.
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LET'S MOVE TO NEW JEIsEY.-Prof.
Loomis, of Yale College, is reported to
have suggested a very uncomfortable
theory in regard 10 the safety of the
earth. He thinks it not impossible that
sufficient steam may he generated i'll the
Burning center of the world t" blow the
whole globe to pieces.
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FINE Curve take the following
zine cut" from the New York Ne,rS:
"Too guch alone"--Hundred Dollar
Bills.
Casting the Die"-Counterfeit en-
craving.
"Ruuning the Gauntlet"-Putting on
'the mittens."
"Smlies and Tears'-Two Drinks, and
Twenty Drinks.
A sheriff-s officer must be the friend
who stickcth closer than brother, for
he never leaves person in distress.
MARK Lemon is to write part of Dick
ems Christmas story" That's not SO
Dickens doesn't care for Lemon-aid.
"The people of st. Adams. Vermont,
are sleighing" Well, what of that
If they were TO keep on sleighing all
their lives, society wouldn't miss them,
Sir Norton Peto declares that he only
remembers one hotel in this country at
which enough water was supplied to en-
able him 10 wash thoroughly. He must
have been intolerably dirty, then.
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REMOVAL.
Il2 MAIN STREET,
Central Building Association

STOCKHOLDERS IN THE CENTRAL
y Building association will take notice thai
the First Annual Meeting for the election o
officers will be held at the Municipal
Court Room. under the Court House, OF
THURSDAY EVENING, November %, 1861
at SEVEN, u NJ. Entrance fee of twenty five
cents per share and the first instalment o
weekly dues. twenty-five cents per share, viii
be esllested at the Meeting, and new subscrip
tiOns will then be r6ceived.
Is order of the Association,
JAMES r. WILKINSON,
noyaG-3t Secy pro tenn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-27

CHApPED HANDS, face and lips are
cured by one or two applications OF
.CamphorGted Glycerine, with Arnica,
prepared and sold at Z. Bookings Phar-
macy. No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-27
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Cures chapped hands, salt rhcum PIN
aud all cutameous affections, rendering the skiF'
soft AMI smooth Manufactured by
CASWELL. HAZARD Il CO,
Sold 10y all Druggists. New YORK.
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