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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29
G A E D E N s E E D

q EEDSl S e + D s
y S e Z D S !
W have just received and opened for sale our
spring supply of fresh GENUINE GARDEN
SEEDS comp. Using all the best and many rare
Grove s. ThcrGurn 81 Co.. Of New York, an
Landreth Il Son, of Philadelphia Toour farm
ers and gardeners we guarantee satisfaction, as
to quality and prices. .,,
We are also engaged in putting up, and VIII
sule, u great variety Of Flower Seeds, in papers,
ut i've Cents each, or fifty cents pei dozen, t"
which we especially invite the attention OF the
ladies. For very small sum beautiful FLOW
Err BED can thus be obtained.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which we
received from the public in this line Of our trade
last year. we respectfully solicit q renewal ofthe
same during the p escnt season.
JANNEY j. CO.,
feb 10 Druggists, l45, King street
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The subscriber has received the largest assert
mcnt Of Fresh and Genuine Garden Seed ever
brought to this market which he is prepared to
sell in quantities TO suit purchasers: and at the
very lowest price they can be afforded, consider
Ing the quality. he has also RECEIVED ~ boxes
up in boxes, containing ia papers each, which
will bc sold very low for cash, or sent out on
commission. Before purchasing call ut No. 49,
or 22O King street.
feb If HENRY COOK.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAY %.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

contract for the completion OF the Coving-
,on and Ohio Railroad was on Saturday IRE
,ared in conformity with the proposition con-
tps;ned in the resolution unanimously adopted
~ the meeting of stockholders Of the Virginia
G =. Railroad last week. 1t met the APP
nroval of the Virginia and West Virginia Com,
s g Of the Covington and Ohio Railroad, but
wss only signed by one of the three present
from West Virginia. But the other two APP
move Of il, and expect to sign it, after the
meeting Of the West Virginia Railroad com-
many The Virginia Commissioners aud Col.
tic Pberson, Of West Virginia, sgued it, as
also did Colonel Fontaine on tehalt OF the Cen
trail Railroad Company.
The immense castings required for the new
Rolling Mill, near Lyncbburg, are being pre-
pared at the foundry of Messrs. f. B. Dean &
Son. Lany Of these castings, already com.
pleted. weigh nearly 1000 pounds, and there
are others yet to be cast that will weigh 10000
pounds.
Mrs. Sadler, nurse of the hospital at Libby
Prison, in Richmond, on Saturday morning,
by mistake, took corrosive sublimate for calo-
mel, and, despite all efforts to save her, died
on Saturday afternoon.
Gen. Stoneman has sent a company Of SOL
diers from Petersburg to Danville to prevent
the formation OF military companies by the
colored people there
Fine Strawberries are abundant in the Rich
mond market, aud are selling at thirty five
cents quart. They will he lower before the
season coses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

Dealers are respectfully invited TO look at my
new brand Cigar THE ROSE. Best 10 cent
cigar in the city my l0-lm
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And By all Druggists.
T.R E 5 Il D r u 6 s .

Cur orders for Drugs ars given regularly eT-
err two weeks, which enables usto keep always
on hand fresh supply Of MEDICINES, for
the coInpounding Of physicians prescriptions
We would call special attention of physicians
and heads of families to this fact We hare al
so constantly on hand very large and well So
lected assortment OF PATENT MEDiClNES
and FANCY GOODS, the last of which are de-
serving the notice OF Ladies particularly.
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
mv1 Corner of Prince and Fairfax sts.
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+ AMFs, LAMP GOODS s OIL.
" nj. COG1AN,
Tl

VIM. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Gut Ground and Plain Globes;
Chirnneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and ali other goods il thetrade, at the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, purchs-
led at extremely low figures, and offered at cor
responing rates. all who want real bargains
in Handsome Perlor and Table camps had bet
ter come quickly. NH Ut
0LOTES, CAsSIMERES, &c.
We have just received another addition to
our stock Of Cloths and Cassimeres, to which
we would call the attention of those in want.
2yN WILMER i SLAY MAKER.
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q Att lit! s \ T. TIL

: - ~ =
To arrive per schr. ". Ii, LesyeFs-
1000 sacks G.. A. Salt.
500 sacks S. b D. Salt.
200 sacks MaTshalps Salt.
For sale lev, from vessel, by
Il. 4. sMOOT & CO.,
ap q 10. s, E.i2s street.
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DRUGs PAINTS, OILS, &c.


nRUGs PAINTS, OILS, &c.
ewould callspecisl attention to our large
il increased stock OF 8! ya@
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNlSHES,
PATENT MEDICINES,
sgt III AND PAINT BRUSHES,
which we offer at very lowest rates, and can
confidently guarantee satisfaction.
Orders from Farmers Country Merchants OF
Physicians will always receive our prompt and
my4 Druggists, No. l45, King street.
u OLEY & CO.,
II Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCkERY WARE,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
CoaiC1l and Lamps, and Housekeeping Articles
275. Penn. av., bet 10th and 1lth SIS also.
SIG, b street,
W WASHINGTON, D. c.
Agents for the Union Coal Oil Company.
CTockery and Glass Ware SOLD wholesale 10
sas tradeat Baltimore prices.
China Crockery and Glass Ware .ente;t to
Ball Or parties on reasonable terms.
Washin gton, MAY eff
TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, Sc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
JAMES s. YTON,
Successor to VIM. Crosse
perns az, bet Metropolitan uai Hal. Hotels. }
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Dealers are respectfully invited TO look at my
new brand Cigar, THE ROSS. nast 10 cent
door in rho c;tv nv l0-lm
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NOTICE TO STOCK GRO WElS.
Those in want Of SLOP can be supplied on
reasonable terms. ut the Dstllery near Fish.
town rap 241 f. e. DOWNuAM - CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
RIVER NEWS.

The RIVER was about stationary last
night, with near thirty feet water.
The Hudson left fer Cincinnati. with
fair trip.
The Edinburgh, is the Cincinnati
packet for this evening. The Thompson
brothers are todwell known as steamboat
men to need any recommendation at
our hands.
The new and splendid sidewheel
steamer Ezra Porter, of the Pittsburg,
Wheeling and st. Louis packet lire
will leave our wharf tomorrow morn-
Ing. Mr.. T. II. Mong is the agent of
the Company at this point. He will re-
ceipt for freight, etc.
Twenty-eight steamers have been
lost or damaged in the Western and
Southern streams since the lst day Of
January, representing, loss Of two
million dollars ut least.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
DiseanlinaeA.

We regret to notice that the proprie-
tors of the Parkersburg Daily Gazette
have determined to discontinue its pub
iieation. The Gazette has done splendid
service in opposition to Radicalism in
this State, and we could have wished
its continued aid in behalf of the cause
Of law and liberty. We are pleased te
know that the Psrkersburg Heek'y Ga
sstte will be published from the same
Office, as heretofore. This paper is ons
Of the Oldest in the State, and its pres
ent able management is a sufficient as
surancs that it will continue to WELD q
great influence for good to the interests
OF this section.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
Royal Infeiicity.

1t is reported that the Queen ofspain
has exiled her husband, Don Francisco
III AsSIs, on account Of his supposed
reasonable intentions towards the
Kingdom. This Is q royal privilege
that has seldom been put in practice
Queen ISABELLA has never been remark.
ably happy i'll her matrimonial life, and
ii is just possible that she eIiles hel
husband with less computation on that
account. The advantages and felicity
nf royalty are supposed to bs altogetheI
fictitious, but II it is the prerogative o.
q royal lady to Danish her husband fo
misbehaviour, n great many ladies will
wish themselves Queens for season.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Odd Fellowship is fourishing in Texas
4 wedding snpper was stolen from
tho table in Richmond one day last
week. r..-r
A clerk in st. Louis dry goods store
slapped lady customer in the face last
Wednesday.
The North Carolina papers continue
to bring us tales Of distress and suffer
ing. s-s-..r... t.
Scotch and English immigrants con
time to arrive in Texas. F T.
ASt. Louis gentleman found healthy
male infant on his back porch the other
night.
One young lady in Atlanta received
thirteen valentines last Thursday.
James II. Van Dalson, n leading law
YER of New Orleans, died in TINT city
on the 9Th.
Eastern Texas complains sadly of the
lack Of mail facilities in that section.
Shreveport, La, has got steam fire
engine.
The losses of insurance companies by
the great fires in Mobile on the night Of
the 9th amount to over six hundred
thousand dollars.
Young Bennett has Mt last found an
spologist and economist in the editor OF
the New Orleans Bee. M
UCo.umbus, Ca, proposes ITO take fifty
thousand dollars worth Of stock in the
Montgomery and Eufals railroad.
The Virginia Legislature is consider
Ting . project for filling up Chesapeake
| Bay, In order to afford room for project
cd interpretations. -r
| The wheat crop in North Carolina ID
reported excellent. In fact, the same
report comes from al seetiops Of Vir,
ginis and Tennessee. 49,. .,y
The Richmond Isas relates how a
rat, in trying to steal IN oyster, got its
till caught By another ,eyster, and
couldn't get away.
The West Point Ga, 0bs1rer ssmpli-
msnts the Hon. d. W. VOORHEES,, Of In
diana, very highly as m able standard
bearer Of Democracy. va
/ The Demopolis, Ala, Neg Era asserts
many man white fsmiiiss suffering for nF..d.
Col. Fielder has retired from The ed
itorial management Of the Cuthbert
Ca appeal. His place is filled by Col
H. II. Jones. "
The Shreveport, La, Nes, has fore.
, sworn politics, and will heneeforth de
. vote itself to commerce, agriculture
and local interests. t-s i,
A gentleman in HawkinsyiIle, Ga
, has Just bartered two bushels Of peal
, for . dog. It 10 not mentioned that hs
has any peace left. - ,-'5l
: There is . gigantic Indian tumulu'
about ten miles from Augusta, Ga, OF
i the swamp plantation of Capt. AaysOn
! Alexander Pouchsr, Of Carondelet
|, No., tried to poison himself last Satur
!, day night. He was instigated thereto
. By jeslousy. saW TlECEE -
: An omnibus mirsd in the streets o.
Memphis. By extraordinary efforts il
vas got out without serious injury {.
the passergefss siei51l - al 90
In jackson county, Arkansas, there
!. were two hundred and fifteen marriages
; in 1856. The county polls only eighl
Inun0Lo0 Note1. 4 - ...s...-. ! - :
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PrSduetiea-Hsw - b knesuragr, and
Hew - Discourage il.

Wealth comes but from two sources
primarily, the soil aud the sea. The
Southern States produced Of eIportable
articles, prior to the war, the equivalent
OF 6,GOO,Oo0 bales of cotton, furnishing
employment for vast numbers. Last
year the production WAS less than 1000
UJO bales, and promises to be still less this
year; hence the Western farmer has lost
his market, and the Eastern manufac-
turer his. The commercial emporium
finds but scant employment for
her shipping, and general stagnstion
prevails. What is the remedyf Mani
testify to encourage production by wise
and generous legislation, setting at rest
threatened confiscations and showing
that magnanimity exists in the North
rrn "haracter,s thereby claiming the
Southern people to the union of these
States by the strongest Of lbonds-mu-
tual respect and mutual interests. That
We are pursuing . Numerically oppo-
site course, the following item from the
Journal Of Commerce serves to show:
The paralyzing influence Of the
schemes of reconstruction now agitated
in Congress is already felt throughout
the Sonth. and eventually must react
upon Northern industry. A single fact
shows how powerful is the influence
thus exerted in discouraging the invest
ment of capital in that part Of the
country. We are reliably informed that
To- day several English gentlemen who
visited this country with the full expec-
tation of purchasing cotton lands to the
-xtsnt of E2,OOO,OOO, have abandoned
,heir purpose in view of the uncertain
ties of the future since the designs OF
certain radical politicians have become
,uore fully disclosed. Planters are
ready to make favorable terms for the
sale of real estate. but at present find
few who are willing to buy. They are
apparently doomed to n still more hope
less poverty, and there is general gloom
and encouragement in that section
among all classes Of people. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
II. DeeIi.. ef speesIssi...

Everybody admits that speculation is
comparatively dead. All the desirable
investments" which capital was seeking
year or two ago, have lost then
charms, and become perfectly odiOus
Oil stocks, lead and copper mines, gold
and silver mining companies, and al
sach promising methods of quick money
getting have suddenly fiattened out and
ceased to attract the attention Of large
classes of persons, who, hut short
time ago. were wild upon the question
of speculation. People no longer
believe in such things, and
whether their credulity is we'll
founded or not is a point of no conse-
ournce. There is want of faith, and,
therefore, complete subsidence OF spec
ulation in things which do not have o
real, proved value. This Is n true OF
new machines, new processes, AID new
IDEAS of any kind, whether patented or
not. rs Of oil wells and mines of pre-
cious metals. The people, as a whole,
have settled down 10 the "bed-roek'
or "hard-pan" at legitimate business
arais, and the man who is still trying
+" speculate on the exploded basis Of
ls64-5. is no more touching ground
than Baron MCSCH.USES's horse was
when tied TO the top of steeple.
knowledge ofhuman nature is more
important to IA speculator than \ knOwl-
edge of the thing speculated in. In
stead Of snalyzing quartz or ore he
should aualyze the condition Of public
sentiment. If he finds no appreciable
percentage of faith there, il matters not
how much of the precious metals exist
in a ton of his ore, or how certainly a
fortune could he made by the manufac-
turr of some Datented article in uni
,rr>al demand To state this is to
state al axiom. Ii is the ability to
discover and the good sense
,n follow , indications of
rhange of feeling on the part of the
unhlir. which makes all the difference
between the few spectators who
achieve and retain success and the thou
sands whose lives are u perfect failure.
From their fate, and not from that of
the lucky few, may the true lesson Of
spcculation he learned without the
painful necessity of experience.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
#s GRAxD Dsoie i5d,3s
Dtstrfbstisu q Presnsuans,

no AID ~ THE COMPLETION OF sr.
i MAnTfxs ,,esss9 Esyssts ~
Fnltop Streets, Baltimore. By psrIlssIss u
the comnisstossr os fntsrnsi Nrssse, sbs H.
issy''s, q sps,l M e e; E!s-' - kAsTss mon
cettifesses hfty cests <ssltiiss - bssdss -
. pb0tsgrsPh ef =, kArJtns Ctrrek, SO 80
among one fhOusasd very vafnsbss Pfsuisns.
inoluaing among stbevss iyey alsfiG hssse.
bsggy aud harness, 4 msgsitessf Piase yortes,
ortsvss, rosewood e..~s fros the ssssersesd
mandatory Of Hnsbs Co. sste q vsry
banAsssse elsau,tss fsmtBse = 80 q aivs,
ppost inpros Cd sssing nAchtDes, = ysfy vsansbss
1oN ~st<bes 4 superior hssftnx eass stlvsr
s.t~hes 9 sliseS sre piseheD5 ~ beasttfui d.
-. 4 .,,epdId elorks With bronfe orDApSsts
-. ~ glbiirai Works Of 1sse nsv. d.. Kss-
S~,~t s~fs ef wsrks u HlEtt key. N. Eng
go .efs II works of Mod Hsy. Dx. 1pa1disg.
40 lirbly fnisksx pbst0grsyA q dssks ssyss
ArbS,2hopsof balfioore. 70 hiGhiy fnishe1 DAs
to,Tzphs ef ths yessut Ms6spsfffans q ths
Tnitsd States. 81 q sskss yslessls "a q
trsetiys prspisns. Ths Disthbst5ae ~ 10 IN
ehArgr of eousfttss q rsspSn1tes essos
mon The sucosafsi reaDtss(s q kes.tsns
viii ~ posiSed 10 ths Ds0y 0essas - O.feseH
Mirror of - 6sssrisy haiSvlsg - etsenss,
siss- An esssiAnses sss - 80 - 0s
kev Pastor Orirss fss esstieee1eg - 1sos1
es~lossA nas - ssdrssssl - Lene 1s.n1.
Csfhsiic Insttsute. Nc. - >. HS.ese ee.ssc
H.ld.sr-. .. = Ess gJsAs ,Ysek e . - =
nus SNe~ts netts''s 80 A.
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wHiI pp II "A ysups lady, rrturnins 10
her country homo atier a ssjearn Of lev
months was hardly recognized BY her ftiendA
In place Of rustic, nush faee, shs lad . soft
ruby complexion, Of almost marble snoothnsss.
aud instead Of y, abe really appeared but u.
liz Ralun. aud would not BE- without L. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance vsrS
much by uaing this article. IL CA bs ertsrsd
Of any druggist TOT only 20 cents.
sarssegs spring water, sold sy all
Druggists-
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Thi, COMPANY :. ss~ fsliy pfspsrsd " fsrui.L
~ ia -l. E LEAD PENCILS
Sscnn 0rnIrI 70 rsE ps~r pRAsps-
The conysBy has taken great p>ins. 80 N
vested Large cspitsi 10 fttiss % teels faets
~. and bow aaL the AxEkEAS, FUbLiC 70
Eive their pencils fair trial
AL Hrus Asp IA pts isS xasevAe1cssD
Great care has h<ss bssts~sd " u o0sfsf
tarinE q supsriet nyxtsos esAwue xTenI.
specially prepased Ssy fbs sas ~ kAtssssss.
Zrchifscts. krtlsss. 49,. G8sfc - -
A cooplsts ssssrtas~st esoSeAeoy. - - "
sGsrsd q fsir tsrrns 10 ~ sss1ses Sesetwhsis
ssls sslssroeo. r.1 81 ,fsgnnu 9tf.
10. - JOHx sTRxET. xxw yokx.
The pssens are 10 b- ksA 81 sn pgiAfipd ~,
tsonsfs zad yottsu desjess. 2 rI.fS
~ A.E soa AnsssrAS tsASssnn.E
tsbssa- -e.f Is-hE.is sgsss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

T. i-ias-x I-fbs amount u PiAntAttoa
Bitters ssld IN ons year 10 sonsthing stArtlins
They vonld Oil Broadway ak feet high. nsn ths
Park 60 eth street Drafes nAnufactory V ess
Of tho institutions Of New York. IL u said hat
Drake painted eli the rocks In the Eastern Ststss
with his cahalistic -. T.--ie6p-x-" and thes
got tho old granny Legislators To pass Law pre-
venting dIsrgurfng tbe fare Of nstvre," which
gave him q monopoly. We do not knsw hou
this IL, but we do know tho Plantation Bitters
SILL ss 90 other articles ever did They sre ased
by all elasscs of the community, and are death
stine when lsnguid and weak. and great spps
tiIer.
ssrsisss spriss water. sold by al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

LroN's ExlRAcr or PuRn yAnnA Gp.ox.-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sck Hood
ache, Cholera Mcrbus, &C.. where 3 warming
genial stimulAnt is required. Its careful pep
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold ev
erywherr, al 80 csnts per hottie.
Saratoga sprisg wssrr. scta by ah
Druggists fem-cow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

All who vslu~ beautiful head Of hair. and its
preservation from premature baldnoss and turn
ing gray xillpot Tail ~ ses Lyoss celebrated
Ksthairon. II mAkes the hsjr rich, scft end
glossy. ersdicates dandrvff, and causcs The hair
to grow With Injurious bean = Sold every
where. D.. THOMAS LYON
Chemist, -i-w York.
sarsssss sp~iss Wssrs,' se,d By al
Drugyists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

AsrA pK MAGNUiIA.-Th~ pssttisst th,aS. ths
"swsetest thing" and The most q y Zoe u
alton softcns and sdds delicacy 70 ths skis y
. delightful perfuns ailays kcsdashs sAa d.
aAmmAtiop, and b necessary csmpantsa n As
siek room, In the nurssry. and upon The tspst
sideboard. II can be obtained evssywhsrs -
one dollar per bottle. rfJ Iss
s.r.,.s. Spring water. .oA ~ III
Druggists. ,a.l r.Issh...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

I'm lifting the hettls from tbs are ssaldsd
myself very severviy-ons hand almost - .
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
pain alnost immediately. Il healsd rspitly.
and icft very little scar.
bog T.... ... CHAS, FOSTER
60 Broad st-. PHILADELPHIA"
This II uefrly sample Of what the 1nstahg
Linimsnt win do. IL IL inyalnable In all casea
Of wounds, dwellings. sprAins cuts. bruises.
spavins, ctr. either upon man Or bessI
Beware Of counterfsits- None 10 genuine IN
ioas wrapped In hne stccl.piate enGrsytnKs, ssar.
ing the signature Of q. W. westbfock, Cheuist,
and thc pirate stamp OF DhNu BlHSxs 4 Co.
View York.
saraissa spriss Water. so,d by al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

A man connected with Van Am
burgh's menagerie ate in one day five
pounds beef-stesk, sixteen large pota-
toes, twelve cups esffoe, two pounds
butter, one quart milk, one pint molas-
ses, eighteen pickles, two pies, two and
half pounds apple butter, two-thirds
Of . pound Of sugar, seventeen slices
Of bread, and sslt and pepper in pro
portion. - s=s 30 s-isr1s1 .sftfs -
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INSURANCE.
INSU R NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
] on buildings Of all kinds. Stcamboata,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against All
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers seas, lakes canals and railronds.
H. CRANGLE, Pr-s!aent.
JOHN e. HERvEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Cringle. John Reid.
Robert Morrisou j. DAlsell.
s. Brady. Wm.G. BAtt-l-.
John Donlop j. u. Du Bois.
~ The company has removed " the oilee
UP STAIRS-in the Insurance Building
nert door 10 the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance gill b. promptly
attended TO by the PresdfOt or Secretary.
novI5dly
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The Lynchburg N~c' ssysthat gen:
tleman named waddsl, reading near
Christiansburg, Va, was gored and
mortany wounded by an OF, sround
whose head he was fitting . rope, last
Thursday. His abdomen was torn
open for the space of six or seven inches.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

xyoTrcE u HExKBY CJvKH 70 ALL
4 wieEhsn, deceased, hat shsy sfe. required
20 make ius.se61sss psyms.s - ~ s66sssgDsd.
ssA ths-e hsving eisi1s sSaiast 80 esess ars
rsas~sfsd 70 pesssnf fhen st tke sb<sffs 0ses
fsr sdjnksest yhsrs "a - - g 1sssf'
I4.fni-4r.fsr sf ~ essees e NJ. q WIKI.
bsA tssA sss.q 6sstssse<r1sAsvh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
MEDICAL. ~.
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it scfs upon the ahsoreents at the root u ths
grees. All ingtantaaeoas dyes dssdea snd In
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certain In ia results, promstea ita rrssth. and
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Dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

A. Planter in Prince George county,
Va, raised last ysar from two and .
half seres Of ground, four thousand
pounds Of tobacco. He thinks II the
season lad not been % dry hs could
have raissd i've thousand. ya.s,'9 x Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

Thsehess game lately. in progress BE-
tween the Nsss and Tsi4yvspk Offices,
Macon, Ga, has bsss abaadsasd. - Q
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