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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28

STEINwAr r1ANos.-The agent for
this city, Mr.. w. II. sheib, is doing
splendid business in introducing these
famous pianos. Our music-Ioving citi-
Zens are throwing aside the lesser
makers of pianos and are supplying
themselves largely with the world re-
nowned Steinway. No one should buy
a piano because it is cheap. Merit
should be the guide, especially as Mr..
S. sells the Steinway at such low prices.
CARD PHoToGRAPHs at 81 per dozen
at Partridge's and everybody is de-
lighted with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28


ONCE, 20 Monroe ST., next door TO LIST Ma
tionsd bank.
oFFICIcRs: a.a--H -t O..
GEO X. WHEAT, President
JAMES McCLUSEE, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, secretary ~
CHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DRECToRs:-John f. Wilson, Jas. G. or,
John 4. Armstrong, A. G, Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James Mckinney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams
REFERE SCE1s: s. Brady, Gashier Merchants
National BanK, Wheeling List, Morrison
Co., Wholesale GIockTs, Wheeling; Pryor,
aRndlRn & Goa Wholesale GrocsTS, Wheel.
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale GDcer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan d Knox, Boot and
shoe house, Wheeling McCabe, KRAFT 4 Co.,
Druggists WheeliHgi Geo W. FTRnzheim q
CO., " hOlesRle WINES and Liquors, whsel-
ing; WinshiP, Woods 4 Co., Qusensyare
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, PUB, Register
Wheeling; T. @. HcAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, Frew q Co., Pubs. InteuigenceT
Wheeling; OFT, SON & Co Hardware, Wheel
Ing; j. +. Sands, Cashier, fiTst Maj. Bank
Ealrmont; X. r. Camden. Prest. Nat. Ex
Bank, Weston, W. Va; Capt.. John Mcclure
Jr., Wheeling Rpr25
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Yesterd morn
ing, about ten o'clock, German
nmmed Charles Luke, employed by
Mr.. Fabhle, gardener ON the Island,
was driving wagon loaded with ma
nure up Market street. When near the
corner OF Union aud Market, he OBJ
served that his pilohfork was about TO
full on the hind wheel OF the wagon.
Stopping his horses and reaching back
10 secure 1t, the box ON which he was
sitting Tilted, and he fell to the ground,
aIIghling on his head. He was imme-
dinlely picked up and carried on to the
sidewalk by some parties who observed
the Incident, but in n few minutes at
forwards was dead. He was totally un-
conscious after striking the ground.
DR.. Hupp. who was sent for, examined
tha body and pronounced the neck
broken,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28

PARENTS wanting pictures of small
children should improve this tine wea-
Their. Partridge is beating the world in
this style of work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28
Fall 1867.

DuY YOUR WALL PAPER q hooks
ID AT GRAVES, No. 30 MUnToe street.
rssw Stock of wan PaPers Al reduced pa
cns. Rew Fine Glazed FnpeTs at ~ cents per
toiI. Common papers tTUIn 10 70 ~ SehG'
school Books at the lowest prices
Photograph albums for 80 ptctuIe'S chihSeu
edges, ST S5--RL Others IN proportion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-28

DAVIS CBL.EBaArED PANORAMA OF
THE REBKLLIoS.-Lnste evening. WASH
ingtou Hall was crowded with people to
witness the first exhibition in this city,
of Davis Celebrated Panorama OF the
Rebellion. Ifany one wishes to know
how battles by land and by sea are con-
Quoted, let him see Davis truthful
representations. They are life-like, and
never fail to awaken martial
enthusiasm in the most peace
full breast. Old soldiers behold
ing them flight their battles DER
again" 'rhe temper of the audience,
last evening, was manifested by the
most uprOArious demonstrations OF APP
plause when the scene of the memoir
able conflict between theIittle Monitor
and the MerrimHc. WAS spread out be-
fore Il. Go tonight aud see the PIANO.
rama. You cannot fail TO be gratitied,
aud you will also have the satisfaction
OF knowing that you have contributed
10 the great charity OF the Gettysburg
National Soldiers Orphans Home.
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Vocal Lessons.

AIRS. ANNIE M. SIEIB. IEAI;HEE OF
vi VOCAL neutrality-suspicious. foT m :
y4Ie .issE on. may he maue Al her Rooms Al
MCIljt:k. HOUSE., OF At the MUSIC STORE
No. i31 Main street, Wheeling. sePlI-u
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week TO nominate Working Mans
ticket. He had talked over this town
all day nearly TO see how the thing lay,
and he found lots of men that say they
are not going to leave the Democratic
party, and others say they are not go-
had been as strong a Democrat as any
man in the city. He had dropped il.
He had dropped il all, however. He q
no politics, and didn't expeGt TO have
with any party that didn't
support the working man of the United
States. Hereafter his life was to be de-
voted to the labor movement that
would rush over these States and carry
them, and the laboring man will COM
mand the Offices, and then we will
have republican government. They
did not want altogether to push the
capitalists ont of the offices. He ad-
mitted they had right to share of
representation, but no more. They
shouldn't claim all oft. The working
men as class had majority, and
never since the formation Of this Gov
eminent had representative in the
Congress OF the United States or in the
Legislature of any State been elected
by the working men OF the United
States. They were always capitalists
Aud ever since he was wee boy he
had noticed that always men were put
forward OF high standing that would
never vote for measure that would do
a working man any good.
Some Railroad corporation or other,
for instance the b. & o. r. r., in this
State, refuses to pay any tax whatever.
They dont want to pay any. The
working man Will pay it all if they
will just lay aside and keep their hands
on their pocket short time.
He wanted to see the laboring men of
Ohio county this fall lay aside politics.
When this thing first came mp he didn't
think 1t practicable TO elect their men
this fall. He thought they might next
year But when he saw the enthusiasm
that had been raised here tonight and
from what he could gather through the
town he believed they could raise an
excitement and the people would see
their interest lay with the working
mems party: and he believed they could
gather nearly all the working men OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09
FROM BOSTON.

Bosros, Oct 8.
At least fifty thousand persons assembled
in Bowdoin Square last evening to welcome
General Sheridan. A torch lightprocession,
composing nine posts Of the Grand Army of
the Republic, about 1000 men, marched
through some of the principsl streets to the
Square, where Gilmore band was stationed,
and performed several patriotic airs
General Sheridan appeared on the balcony
of the hotel and received tremendous cheers,
and spoke ga follows: ..Comrades am very
glad to meet you here to-nignI; am very glad
to see you animated by the spirit which
have seen here exhibited l see that you
still retain the same spirit that you had when
there was danger to the Union. feel that
there can be no danger now so long as you
continue ip the same spirit that SEQ mani
Tested this evening. In travelling from the
West to the East | find that you are not alone
find our comrades in every section of the
country are animated by the recollection Of
their tolls and shfetings 10 preserve our
country. feel thatt eountryis entirely safe
and always will be. l believe that the Gov
ernment will take such action as will endorse
the sentiments Of the veterans of the North
ern army. l will say good night to you"
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l. The Democrats claim majority Of 8. 000
in this city, which is gain OF 5000.
LATEST RETURNS,
The city returns are compared with the
Governors 8 vote when Geary had 5,3S8 ma.
was 221, Union loss 371; 18th ward, Will.
iams 100, Union loss 49a; 10Th ward, Will.
Jams ,043, Union loss 100; 9th ward, Will
Jams 1873, Union loss l3l; 9th ward, Shars
wood 1880, Union loss Soo 18th ward,
Sharswood 1874, Union loss 800; lth ward,
Sharswood 1l2, Union loss 28T; 7th ward,
Williams 359 Union loss fs2; Sd ward,
ShaFsveod 937, Union loss Isl; 9Th ward,
Sharsweod, 6i, Union loss 207; I'd ward,
Sharswood 1,0o4 majority, Democratic gain
| $50; 14th ward Williams 46G, Den ocratic
gain 464; 9th ward, Shsrswood 527, Demo.
cratic gain 235; Lycoming county, Williams
port, six wards give Sharswooa 4 major.
ity: one ward yet to hear from. .94
The Democrats claim the city, and are re,
joieing with professions oyef thspEospscts Of
having /. majority in the State .Allefhany'
county, Williams majority is estimated at
5000; Democratic gain 1920. ScLuyIkiIl
county, Ph,puivilie, Nilliams 81 majority
Democratic gain Al. Philadelphia, First
Ward, Williams l43 majority: Union loss
80. H., 1oss 1o5 Dannh;r, go.
loriy: ln..n ouion W.sI;ag ,Ue1 20 aupn,n county,
nili'amsuuaR, ".a,'a,s an a;;, - 'J9als' upper
Aksoa, mAnams ~ mha5oy. "a naess eohn-
Y. NeS nopeoolo' naas; nnansoou ~ majority j.
shno loss sbarlwood isa
Union gain Bucks, county. City of Reading
gives Williams about % majority. Lebanon
county, Lebanon borough, Williams 80 ma.
joritys Union loss 73. Schuylkil county
!complete), Sherwood majority will be about
l,2ooi Democratic loss ooo. NorthampiM
county, two townships give democratic
majorilyof 2sl . Democranc' loss OF 2s.
Bucks county, DoyiestoTn borough, Shars-
wood % majority, democratic gain z;
Schnykifl county, iDerytown, sharsweod
ls2 majority, Democratic loss 81; North
smpson' county, Eaton borough, sharswood
16l majority, Democratic gain rs: West.
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HARrroRp, Oct.

taea HARTFORD, Oct. I.
Returns Of town meetings in this State to>
day have been received from 81 towns, show.
ing democratic gain in Eve towns, although
! in democratic strongholds .here is falling off
from EngGsh's majority of last spring. There
are some seventy towns yet to be heard
from.
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Nrw ORLEANS. DC

NEW OHLEANSg OCt O.
The papers have accounts of tremendous
gales at Galveston on the Sd inst, and est.
mate the damage to wharves, shipping and
goods, at 81 .O0O, ,O00. 1t is the highest over.
few since 1887.
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DIs MONIES COUNTY. .eEfnJ
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. az


BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 81
Special to CARS cfrY.
A heavy rain set in At dark, and We have
but few returns from the townships outside o
this city. Here the vote on the State ticket
is nearly tie. From the scattering returns 5
received from the townships, the indication s
are that the Republican State ticket has 25o
majority in Des Moines county. The Legis-
lative and County tickets are close. 1t is
hoped that oil the Republicans are elected,
but it will require careful count to deter
mine. The election passed of very quietly,
and the vote was not full.
DUBUQUE, Oct. 8.
Nothing definite until morning. The vote
is small. The liquor question has hurt the
Republican ticket, and the result in the city
is apparently close.
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Oct. g.
The scattering township fetnrns received
show the amendment running behind aud
indicates that it is probably lost.
LATEST RETURNS.
Complete returns from Erie county gives
400 Republican majority "a Democratic gain
of 800 on the Judicial election of 1866. The
loss of the amendment is conceded on oil
hands; Circleville, Rockawsy county, gives .
Democratic majority of l44 "a Democratic
gain Of 80; Wapokoneia, Anglaize county,
gives Democratic majority of 1872 against
the amendment - 262 majority Milford
Township, Butler county, gives Democratic
majority of l43 "a Democratic gain of %
Washington, Prebel county, gives 80 majority
for the amendment; jackson Township gives
Hayes 80 majority; for the amendment, %
majority; Hillsboro'. Highland county, gives
q Union majority Of l25--a Union gain OF Is;
for the amendment about 80 majority; Brush
Creek Township gives q Union majority of
100.
CINCINNATI, Oct. SIS: so p. m.
The Democrats claim gain of 500 in
Franklin county aud 800 in Ross county; al
so slight gain in Butler county. The Gin
cinnati Commercial, Republican, comedies
the election of Gen. Cary, Independent Re-
publican over Richard Smith, editor of the
Gazette. regular candidate.
Washington county, Harmer, Hayes ma
jority 1876 !. Republican gain Of 4 /; for the
amendment 1l5 majority. Athens county,
Athens township, Hayes majority 370; for
the amendment $50 majority. Muskingum
county, GAINESVILLE city, Democratic majority
1888 Democratic gain $50 Fairfield county,
Lancaster city. Democratic majority 2l2;
Democratic gain IA. Washington county,
Adams .o..uship, Democratic maju.i,y "A:
agalRsA the amendment IS majority. Warren
county, Franklin, Hayes smajority 25l; for
the amendment $50 majority. Clinton county.
Wilmington, Hsyess52 majority Republican
gain 81 for the amendment l72 majority
Butler county, Hamilton city. First Ward,
Democratic majority 1856; Democratic gain
l0a; St. Clair township Democratic MAORI
ty l6o. gain IA; Oxford township, Rep1bli-
can majority "a: for the amendment 10 ma.
jority. Washington county, Marietta city,
Hayes majority 1856 for the amendment is
majority Union loss los. 5''4
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PENxsYLvAHIA.
LATEST RETURNS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.
!. The Democrats claim a majority Of 8. 0oo
in this city, which is gain Of 5000.
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FURNITt RE. A e@
Howe 4 Tyler. ............ .....69 Main street.
Duncan, Karle 4 Co........lto 142 Main street.
GAS u STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son .........J Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Sc bridges l 1 2 Estes House
Gold, silver. and ivory nssuntsd Games
s u Bridges..............- Nos Estes House.
aRocRRs-wnoLEsA
s. Pollock Co....... .......-..-..lls Main street.
u Ianii &Co...a..................leo Main street.
kellogg, Birge Co...:..,......,.,ss Main street.
RF Bower Co........... ...,......-sh Main street
M Stafford Blondeau Leyee.
0RocERs-HETAIL.
Robertson Aibefs Main street.
JAAa McQusc.- .......si MainAsreet.
Cox & Iryin..a.... -..eorner Fifth Main streets.
Hydromcters, hcrmsmotors, Eaehrpm-
cters.
SO a s................Nos / L Estes HOUSE,
AnsEsS y sAODLEs.
hagn,. .............N ain street--bct Sd 4th.
mARDwAnE. IL
Peck Brothcrs..........cor Fourth Main streets
II Buel. ....-.-.--...-.........s9 Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
Main street
Bulkitt 4 4Co...-........".a.......el Main street.
HOTExs.> ~
Tepfer Housc......,...........eor Third johnson.
peming House ...............cor Second & johnson.
Insurance AGENTS
L. J. Adams ID and Hain sta.
IOWA COAL : OIL co.
ofice. Lcvec, bet Main Johnson.
lcH.
Collier 4 Bcrry.......Pif,h street-in Estes House.
a .mos.
BrownelI Bros -. 4...---..eor Main Fourth.
JEwELRY. tnSs ootpl
S G Bridges es...............Nos d Estes House.
Lroroas-wuoLEsA
Gibbons ns......,-.----ls2 4 IA Main street.
5&. -- q -
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawden Third street-neaf Main.
MILLINERs.
Spiesberger, Mayer Co...-.-....No. Ill Main-st.
Mrs Weber Third 4 Main streets.
MILLINERY y BONNET HLEACBERY
Mrs w + Bowrnaa ..&th st-bet Main & Hondeau.
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry Second street.
magnifyirg Glasses 4 Microscopes.
O Bsidges.......-....,.Nos 4 Estes House.
- .--,-.
G ridges...............No. Estes Honse.
3fk8
s Bridges ..Nos1As Estes House.
-
D..&nf. Annu,i&ann RlAar
VI 1iukes'.''.-..''....'.''-s Ds9ss Aosso'
PIANOS AND husIc.
Ayfcs' 4aAnn - = ~ 80 "- .e' ~ ''
FAiNTiN1 AsD AAA rs.
VIM free. .''.'.....col. ssa Dionoeau.
HEAI Esi asSNAsoA ."Ts'
Ton .esoond street :,
RESTAURANTS.
4 Young Amsrica J Johnson susst--het "A 4 Sd.
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VE hDO1AOnt ~ ~ "a o
on the xrernlnx ~ The Ffrst Monday ~
aJs nc n OstsAss, 1s0y.
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sPesial to DAILY Cars err. stfssns
.s IxDEpEsDEsr, Oct 8. {.
Village Township, Van Buren County
gives . Republican majority Of % on the
State ticket, and elects the entire Republican
township ticket. Republican msjonty last
year, SO. Both parties polled larger vote
than last wear. ID. c. BEAxAs.at
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DAY. . s'.'''ssss:sss sa.'s = 49, ,s.:l g g
..... !. .suss ass:s:s a.ss'.sa g g
delivered b sity, psr vssh, 3
= :. hSsss fayss So gia ! g 9
kEoKUK DIRB0T0RY.
gATTOhuEYU.
Mooas , Knou1es.. .Johssea st--ia TspNGs House.
Ceiiins. street
James H. Anderson ......~.....sse. Main > ID IT..
Anssieaa watches.
Sc Bridges. es...-....-...-Nos : ; Estes House.
BOOTS = sHoEs-wnoLEsALD. 80
Hamblston Hniskanp. p...-.........9s Main street.
DoOK.nsaDER.
In .Mscanss bag, Mafa = =.
sAHKIHo aoUsE..
Frat Nstisasi Bank :. Main - bst a lth.
BAG FACTORY. sH
W A Boen, ........ ......lo6 Main stree
,sooKsA sTAraoHRnK.9
Dsvid Lowry Second street.
W Westcott. Main street-near FOURTH
Ed Carter Co..-..... ...86 Maiu street.
~ E4s5F fstst t5.5s > 49, sai
nooTs 4 sHoEs-RETAIL. ss44
Stewart Dean. cor Third Main streets
Hsiskamp MateFs. Fs.................eV MAIN stfeet
Huiskamp Bro.....Main street-bet 4th 5th-
EK Hart, ............138 38 Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY. E@
Vail, Armitage 4 co.......cor Ninth johnson.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
CHI Emerson on...............cor Fourth Blondsaa.
oL0cKs, wAToaEs . JswaLnY.
Fam O Bridges Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..".. ..........67 Main street.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John Copen........ .......... :. .ss Main street.
CLoTHIEKs.
yenciil, Jones b Co......cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co.......eor Second h Main streets.
cRocKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey 4 lie Faivrc.... Main street-bet 9th 9Th.
COMMISSION MERCHAxTs.
W N sturges .4e South Levee.
Clocks Wholesale 4 Retail.
&c Bridges Nos 2 Estes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
S G Bridges ...... Nos 4 Estes House.
DENTISTRY.
DR. CIR Watt........ .......eor Main and Rffh sts
Ir l. Ingersoll.. cor Third Main, (up stairs
DRY GOODS Wv Wholesale.
N Shelley a Sons................q7 Main street.
kramer, Irwin Co................les Main street
UGS-WHOLEsALE q RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co..........W Main strest.
kcrr MaIn street,
Or III Y Connor..,... .oS n AIN street.
DRY-GooDs-RETAIL
Speshergcr, Mayer Co........No. Ill Main 1t
II Bostwck cka.-.........-...+......Sf MAN street.
fhtilips a Kerr MAN stfeet.
NJ Gregg Son on....................5 Il Estes House.
PD Foster. Main street.
Engraving, Brands. & Seals.
Sc Bridges Nos i Estes House.
EGGS d BUTTER.
s Pond 4 Co..........cor Main d Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S g Bridges...............No Nos 3 Estes House
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Howe Tyler .....o9 Main street
Duncan Ksrle 4 Co.....IS0 d lag Min street.
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GAS = STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son........~J ohnson street, bet Sd 4 4th
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AMs sBSlooG, CaAiG pf A1e "BrsfNaebua5 1nnk Of
Ke6kuk, do toemay swear that the above sta:ement
h true, to the bsst Of nj knovieage and belief
rsa4Es 81 kskf0OfA 0ehier.
SfAfE Or iowa. CousrY or LEE ss
Sworn to and 9ulocf1bed bs1ore this 9Th day Of
Osteber 1867. 7. sWANwIck,
ect9-dlt Notary Public.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
s G Bridges. 4 2 Estes House
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anncrRs-wHOLEsALE.

Gold, Silver. and Ivory nzsuntsd Games
s u Bridges .......... Noe 4 2 Estes House.
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l!11svAs JJl
- - MsGss sovru1fir.
Special to DAILY GA4k CIR.
SASb PaATRrE, Oct. 8, 1861.
I Merrill, 113; Mason, 90; Beck, III; Craig,
el; Roberts, lls; Bishop, 81 Stempel, IL;
Jeger, 81. Whole number Of votes pollb@s
2o5 s. 4s coxxirrrs. /
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aRocERs-nETAIL.

Robertson Afbeis MAN street.
4 u McQuscl-a .-....S4 Mainsueet.
Cox 4 Iryin..... -..corner Fifth & Main streets.
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BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL. fssea
Stewart + Dean.......... cor Third Main streets
TIsiskamp i MAtlers. ...............s0 Main street
Huiskamp o......Main street-bet 4th 5th-
Hart, Agt.................. Main street.
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridses...........N Nos 4 Estes House
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CLocKs, wATCaEs . JEwsLHY.
sam O Bridges Nos 4 Estes House.
Ayree, Mann d Ayres. .........67 Main street,
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INSURANCE AGENTS

IOWA COAL = OIL CO.
% Leyec. bet Main / 10
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ROOTS 4 sHoEs-RETAIL.

uayiu q LoMfy...s.s eccond STREET
M W Westcott ott.......... Main street--near Fourth.
Ed Carter .....ss Main street.
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
hn g Copelin ....... ......~... .ss Main street.
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CLOTHIENS.
sycncill, Jones b Co....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co........cor Second Main streets.
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sKEOKUK DIRECTORY.


DANKI IH0 HOUsB.
Frat Natisnsi Bank ..... ;. Main = 1T q lth.
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
II Emerson ................cor Fourth 4 DlondsAa.
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Hydromcters, hcrmsmotors, Eaehrom-

SO s.............Nos "a Estes Hous..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Dr. W z Dulug's I1rPBOTElLEE5T.-In the
Columbus Journal we ind the following re-
port of a committee submitted to and unan-
imously adopted by the State Dental Asso-
cia1ion which met in that city last week
Gelslsnaea off5e Ohio Ssafe Defal associations
Your Committee TO whom was referred tn g
merits OF the mineral work manufactured
and recently improved BY DR.. W. E. Dunn
Of Delaware, Ohio, have attended TO that
duty, and report,
That they 1lnd that this style OF work has
undergone a complete change, not only IN
appearance, but in the manner Of Enan1El-
latlng- Il Is now greatly stmpllneds and Is
the teeth do not have 20 be carved any one
Of ordinary ability can succeed with Il and
obtain good and artistic adaptation 20 the
mouth. In fact your committee are sur
prised at the great Improvement IN TINS
work, and feel that the profession IS greatly
indebted to Dr.. Dunn for his zeal and unt1T-
ing efforts in this direction. XOur commit
tee Is Of the opinion that i is entitled % the
favorable consideration Of the profession
and that IL should be adopteds and our IN
VestigatfOns have resolved Us 70 adopt II IN
our own practice Ordinary Skill such as
viii pFoduce good results with other modes
viii md little didieuIty in manufacturing
this style OF work. Indeed we think il win
supercede other styles OF work hitherto ex-
tensdTely employed B. r.. SPELLAA1ys J.
TAFT A. A. BLoUsEl Com.