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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-25
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PACIFIC R. R. &C

RdliTlO Completed, Equipped and put in opera
ti0Tl nearly One Hundred Mules Of their Road
from Sacramento. Gull OTTid, % tCifin II miles
OF tue summit Of ne Sierra NerGdd MolrltdiHS
continue 10 oGeT for sale through ~, their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-25

NTELODEONSIN WALNUT AND ROSE
vi wood cases, portable and piano style,
carved and plain, new and secondhand,
frorn $50 10 $500 at
janSl WN. n. sHEIB'S Music Store
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
The Reaiuuiua of Cousumutiou.

The origin Of disease eOnhne 70 the pBg nany
suppose many the disease originates in The liver sosc
Many writers declared that dysp~psa or Indigestion
frequent Of pulmonary disease Dr. H. scsenek
Philadelphia exclusive attention consumpuTe cases for tho
yse years thoroughly acquainted With the pss
.tes maIady certses dyspepsia really avery con-
Of consumption and tb tends directly TO formation
,nbe in the lungs In view Of this Dr. s,hsnk IN the treat
eonsunpte when Indigestion one o. The perse"s
symptoms precbes bis sEAwBED TONIC ian nAoe ere isr
Dyspepsia used in connection with sChENCNs fUbhonio
SYRUP aud he hnds that this combination Of remedies greatly a'aes
the Of Dr. sehsneks nuefoas
been cured bin o the high
respecsy and their testimony be in Dr. scneFs
pamphlet win be forwarded By mail application can be had
gratis Of Druggists dealers Dr. sehenck professionally at No. 3S
BoEDsT EBwYORK every TUESDAY and at No. IS Hanoerst
Boston every Wednesday
lie also professionally his principal Office No. North Shs
corner Commerce. Philadelphia Saturday where all letters for
advice addressed BE gives advice e but for thorough er
animation with his Respirometer price 5 oMce hou aes
city from 0 m. to , D. m t
Price Of the PumOOc Syrup seaxeei TOn 81 80 per bost
81 50 Mandrake Pills. Is box M supply q
Dr. schenck medicines sale at all times at his
Also nv ALL drngg dealer
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

Dean Richmond which he aspires odo. Seymour wants
TO be President Hoffman and Church would IKE 10 be
Vice President The whole three cannot be SATISFIED so
10 is the interest of Church and Holman 10 hsn oey
The latter knows tins, and hence his opposition 70
the nomination OF Judge Allen for any position on the
ticket. Allen would help Church along IN MS ahDtous
designs. Hoffman TO Churclis support ana they
carried the Judge through To show the deen shapes
this fight takes will mention incident OF the C9hNen
ton, which occurred at the closing moments, anu was
of significance than most OF tiOse pIcseht
imagined DR. Brandreth Of Westchestcr moved fesou
that the delegates the National iresldentla Con
ventOn be chosen by Congressman DistIcts III aa
Instant President Seymour on his ieet nt was evident
friend had been posting himl ana suggested very
blandly that the resolution III consequence OF the sIn
attendance OF members, had better not De Introduced
and further stating the state central COMMITTEE
would settle that matter satisfactorily 10 the party The
Doctor was worsted and had 10 take ms seat.
The secret of this movement Is TINS; III these
delegates are chosen by State Conventions II s positively
sure they will he instructed TO vote s0ndy Tor Oratlo
SEYMOUR for President II they are chosen by Congress
sona districts they will go to that Convention each
voting as ne thinks best There will then be Seymour
Hoffman and Church men. This Congressional District
plan defeated W. L. Marcy in 1852 ana gave the nonlna
ton to Franklin Pierce. The Daniel 8 DICKINSON men
would NOT consent 10 Marcys nomination, which would
have been surely If the delegates had been chosen
by state Convention The latter would have Instructed
them To- vote for Marcy Seymour killed the resolution
kept himself leader OF tie Democracy Oh Ne"ioh
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
SPEECH OF THE HON. S. P. CHASE.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 6.-The Hon. 3 i. Chase
arrived here last night and was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed by the citizens. He made the following
speech:
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS: This greetmg taxes
ne entirely by surprise came 10 Ohio to perform some
private duties, and a public duty. have avoided as
far as possible for felt myself bound to avoid all pup
lie demonstrations in the position which occupy am
not al liberty to take active part in political canvass
have my opinions however. man and citizen anu
il would be mere aectatiOn If an occasion Ike this
should refrain from saying that abide IN the 1alt anu
cherish the sympathies you have often heard me Vo"
aul not as you know, given to change my Vote
therefore on Tuesday next it will be given TO the cahd
dates of the great party whose proud distinctions is 'ha
II demands equal rights and exact justice to all men, ana
insists Oh maintaining nviolate the public faith My
whole political fe and my whole public conduct pledge
me TO this; aud rejoice in the belief that the noble pco
pe whom 1t has my pride TO serve in days not long
mast WILL on the hand sernly refuse their sanction
70 any violation Of national contracts aud on the other
generously extend the right OF suffrage to all men to
whom IL is at present unjustly denied With these few
words and thanking you again and again for the Kind
ness Of yOur welcome tonight and for the kindness Win
which you followed me ever since entered public life
You will now permit TO bid you goodnight.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
LOUISIANA.
TIE NEW -oELEANs SCHOOL BoAEDs-DEciSIoH
or JUDGE DUPLANTIER.

TIE NEw-oELEANs SCHOOL BoAEDs-DEciSIoH
or JUDGE DUPLANTIER.
Judge Duplantier of the Sixth District Court,
has rendered the long decision in regard to the
rights OF the School Boards The following art tie
points OF the decision:
The ioint resolution declaring a vacancy In tie
School Boards null and void, because twothirds oi
the members of either Board OF the Common Council du
not vote Tor the resolution Lower Board To s. Upper
Board. 5 tO3 8,
The resolution also void because never signed 10y
the President of the Lower Board or the Mayor apd
never promulgated. ,., a.,
q The resolutions repeating all ordinances touching the
public schools NULL because they cOnlcteu WIN act
legislature and yioatye OF charter, because
passed by both Boards the same day
The Judge therefore admdged aud decreed that no
Judgment be- rendered far concerned the elg dr
fendnnts L. VARIES. W T. Read. j. T. Becker ana others
until properly brought before the Court by eg
citation He further adudgcd and decreed that there he
Judgment the for the reators against the deenu
ANTS j. White. j. L. Smith. W ii Iiire ana Others ana
that these named bo declared not quaned 10 MI te
Office OF school directors of the public schools OF New
orleans that they forbidden To perform the duties OF
the trust and that the proceedings be paid by them
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
ALABAMA.
AIADAhA.
IHEEpMEN pETFRRED TROM VOTING.

FREEDMEN DEFERRED FROM VOTING.
MONTGOMERY Ala, Oct. G.-Returns from 43
counties show vote polled Of 1900 more than onr-ha
the registration OF these counties The remaining
ties will considerably increase this The Waite vote
far known indicates that about 2OOo voted for Con
veution asd 100 against There colored vote
against Convention Thousands Of voters principally
freedmen kept from The polls by systematic
tlOns tsai the election hadnnally been postponed.
ATrEMI'I 10 MURDER a REPUBLICAN.
Mr. j. e. kcfler, Chairman of the Alabama
State Republican Committee. delivered an addre,s at
Union SPRING. n that state, few days ago. Late ~ Tic
evening he started IN q buggy Tor his home IN N0aE
gomcry. lie had not proceeded more than half n1ir
when hc was ovCrta<cD By two men, one on horseua,
and IN. other I'm "a silky The former rode mp to SIT
Kcaer and soilod him by the collar During the scuihc
MIR X was seriously shot In the head with DerTinEtr
pisto but he succeeded In masng his escape aud rc
turning Ia town. The nssai.ant was subsequently, az
rested but released on 200 bail.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
DIED.

BONNOLI-On Ffdq Oct Sarah r. wife Of EiWard Bolro anl
daughter of Isaac and Mary Ann Veuniyea 80
The , d of the uly are invited attend the funeral
Church McD0usast opposite fandam ST. on
Monday morning, Oct . a II o'clock ~ibou ipFiher noAfe
EBGBRLEY-On SATURDAY. Oct Thou A, eldest son ofJ IL aud
AmandaY VI. Rdgerlev. aged ~ and ~ months
The will place from i as rcsflelce no 80 halsos
Tgesiay, Oct 9, at O'Clock p m
PRAZER-Oa Saturday Oct g. Richard The 6sh year Of
bis
Tn. relatives friends family respectfully invited 20 attend
h funeral on MONDAY to- inst 10 clock IRON spTrgSt
PRESBYTERIAN Church Yak. without further notice. ls re-
will be inferred at Scotch Psn, heT-JerseY
LoGUE-At otsye y Cd Tlussiay g. ia tho nth year Of
her age. Rrh Otis, wife Of John Logue.
pTRSCOTT-On Sunday Charles r. Prescott aged 70 years.
Of funeral will be given.
STEPHBNSOYAt Greenpolt ssrriy Oct o STEPHEN Tyng
infant Of the Rev. C. s aad Een A. Siepheso aged non"
ani Is days ,.-. ,-..
Pure raj .erces at the residence of h pant Dupont et~eea
Frfnknst Unon.ave 6rrrnron this day tMontaT AZ 10
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited !"
attend without further notice.
wiGHTOS-At Dover n j., Friday morning Oct T. Robert
WightOn m his I'D year.
Furer % Sunday, 6. AZ p o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
IfARRrLu

DWIGHTcLARKIut the First Unitarian Church Portland Msine
on ThnViav Oct by +. Parker b. d. Mr. james T.
Dwight SsSYork City Miss Charlotte Clark, daughter Of Cyrus
=. Clark of Portland
HANDLEY- -MOoREOu Thurssy by Rev frederick Sl
NJ Hanirn o. Emra A. Moore, boil q Brooklyn.
HTCHESON-BROwNELI-I Brooklyn n y az the residence ~
tb. des parents BIZ M Row Hleks Aubrey B. il tel
H. daughter of A. C. Brownei all Of
Brooklyn.
Won HFSSB-NoKAYEOn Thursiay OF p By the Rsv Sanue
Iongflos Christian yol Blly B. McAaTe daughter OF
Col Jane Mcha,e, a.. of tai, e.ty.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
FIRE IN PORTLAND.
pORTI.ANI

PonT1AND Ne. Oct. Ga fire occurred nj II O'Clock
t .,eupg which shop 10 the block Forrest at the
E X C IT used a, vinegar factory. serious eonh,grato
~ Threatened by the proximity Of planing mil the at wa
e, m the pfompne Of the FIRE Department and the efficiency
~ he t.r.rAphc ire alarm
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
NEW-JERSEY.

The Republican primary meetings are to be
held on "Wednesday evening next in the various districts
IN Hudson County n j. and the County Convention for
the nomination OF Sheriff and COroDersare 10 be held at
O'Clock Tne time for holding the Assembly Conyeii-
t0bs has not yet been decided upon
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
FLORIDA.

TOTAL REGISTRATION IN THE STATE.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Oct. 5.-The official re-
turns OF the registration Of tis state with one county
To hear roml gives the following result Total registr-
ton. 20 O3s white, l0sOi colorcd 1924
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

for Clerks Of the Supreme Court: Alfred MaSe Crnai
Court J. H. Aspew Circuit Court Sanl H. Evans, tonl-
mon Pleas James d. Lowry, City Court Harrison A9'
f0r Judges OF Orphans Court John NJ Jones joseph W
Black Joseph II. AdOun Register or Nllls' isaac T.
Cook: for state Attorney, Robert Rogers SAeIh mos
NJ Iunphnrt
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
POLITICAL.

NETWORK STATE NOMINATIONS.
=, so, LANES y. fIcIIEtN Of sara'os-
-..l,,~ .....C CALVIN n. BULBIkD eisI
- THEODORE u. GATES o. .h'1"
,,-, VI. VAN 20, 90 oa,.r,
=. gao o.d dsnrvor. .ARCUIBALD c. PONLAh = O-'''-'
y ,.1,. n.g - ol fDp,a CHARLES MASON ., Madison
a,, c,.,rion,r. JOHN NJ HAMMOND o. Ales,%
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
sluIititaI 1lOti.ss.

Ar t, meeting OF the Union Republican t;enernt
Committee, he'd Headquates Tharssy e'erias oct .
tue SesoS Tsss the Assembly Rrpubucan As
%.s. ''i Ss .1 1ssi@s 'ss oo5sr aS ballot 'o'
Coa Convention Of the number Of sas' from
the various Assembly districts as TIE SAID ass M s %
Clerk candidate for Supervisor S' a iea e'
three candidates CoToner
judiciary Convention to consist Of ahse number q egass nom
prcms eandae M justices q the Superior Goar' eaSa
s S,.s tSss fs Is''s Of the o'''' ' ''A'" ''
senatorial Convention Senatorial District to eOn:'o q the
same nun 6er ofdeegae Arhy District as tue said ees
@ m m bi Coaysa,ian IL each Assembly District TO
one delegate from eaea sss.o@ s.,et 10 ~, I ,sSr
Districts -. .-., .,.,..,,..
Of Bss1S SFa1t aG TS on MONDAY EVENING H.
T "ry Convention shah meet soH west
ner Of Brosiwy and Tueutreeo on TUESDAY EVENING oe
The Fourth Senatorial District COMPRISING The F sessud TAni.
~ H%on,t, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October no. 1857 at
% P,eb Senatorial District comprising the Fnh and
Tbrseeh Assembly win their oeaysn.ss Lebanon
Hall No 10 Ahuon square on "WEDNESDAY kVEAlS' oo'ef 10
Ibq sixth Senatorial District comprising the Eighth Ten.h T.snh
Borsry Hotel BOwey and snih't 'a os'0'
District % sISg,.ss % III f sa 1iTssa s ssassas Msss
sixteenth and hgntern'h sho .ad as
& Che kss,rt' kHe%1 corner G IS is Al s eo
"nDihS Tae rish senatorial D.e The Seventeenth
tervs Tw sutieth and Assembly Districts will hold their
sS,,a s SssSSssbA Gs fas'iHS ESkSG 's4s' '
The Assembly Conventions in each Assembly Ds1t shall mes.
their places meeting FRIDAY BNEsSG Oct ~ in' ~s
O'clock
President OF each Association h absence the ohcer
shall appoint three whose dsiy shall he 20 receive
the and he Assccson and
With the President Recording Secretary Of the Associates.
shall sgu the Credentials OF the Delegates eeced
Notice the hong sa Primary Election shall bs
published The Daily Tribune and Newiors Dispatch r at le1s
das previous said The Polls In all he
non TO 0cock CHARLESs. SPENCER, Presilssi
k0BRKT L. D,RRAGH, viee-Prcsdent
caaaAs caaats, SHsTSSsS :. s1a@sa' ss'rs'ari'.
Eighteenth Ward XVIII Assembly District Rcpub.
Iirnn Uron A.sOciaton viii bold HtAy
MONDAY y o'cicck 10 Dnli Bprssaf,.
T~eaty ani Sscoai-a j. o. OfilwBLL. fss4ssss
ksiE Klsessga. GEosss hicnoLseS. secFvtsriss
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
THE WEATHER.

'R,x,rE,-Fron II p Of the b vas r,la ~ AM ,s'
A. lowest e1rly so. Morning rahl a. ~, ~ " gsps
as, r.la stosn Ite ;l0, aud "g ausel w
% ,b, cool uorlh eat rastsguibess riai ~ . y W s i
Iii he ss,n oe half onlyi ycrf he l ram haA l'io !"
- rsi1 Afternoon aag 'c ieay ran rom i, - id1 y A. ~
= glow Al 5D ''stesst a. "
~, hrrroneter iowast 10 - Pelsr ht u." -
E Of sh 10 Tbs agfsln. t~A.h Of Oh hofs1A s'. S-H "'.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
NAVY GAZETTE.

s cih.on Ia been de- Asst Surgeon J. Albert Hawke
1 ,h. AT Ports detached the Potomac aud
h \ n and ordered TO the ieFed the Naval Asylum. Phis
Idaho. - lu' Una. chi., po.i...r wiui.u n
Surgeon Albert g. Georgu Acting CHER Epgneet MlI'm
ded TO Portsmouth, H. lanmer honofAoD u"""s'" "o"
.,o. H. Kid. Acting Assistant Engineer
h O.. ths Eay. B Dick honorably discharged
heu, p y, pbI.l.loba and ordered 10 from September a.
tho IN
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
MARYLAND.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS Al BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. C.-The Republican Judicial
Convention made the following combinations last n'Hh'
Judge Of tie Court Of Appeals, Henry stpckbraee 'le
Judge Of the Supreme Bench John X Keifes A'soeAtc
Judge Hugh J.. Bond, Jpdge lnhn G King "'of'f -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
NOPTu CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 5.-The whites here
take but little interest In tho local politics. but anxousy
await the news from the Northern elections.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Oct. Cit is understood that the
eoored here have agreed 10 run three whites ana
two blacks for the Convention. A Republican negro
meeting In HcnricO County yesterday nominated 0 "
swanu r the Convention, throwing out an ex-fedcia
Colonel who was a candidate for the nOuinauon
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
-Ar- Eren.ng % y p. m. cless.

little ouiy Afternoon windy; cloudy Evening to II m ele''
cool, windy: unsteady atmosphere
CENTRAL PARK MfTEOROLoGTCAI DEPARTMENT.. Il
The foug abstract al The cenira
Park Observatory for the week eIdag sa;ar.As oct 81
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07


rrrarE CALDWELL. Seerrt'ry'
yacsiag. oct Q.
fCrN j. l.. MchkAN
)GON WV. A. WHkkLhE
MALONE '''''''''' tEANK ID CURTIS.
Urdpcslgp. or
fCFN JAS B MrNhAN.
PL,rrsBUKGnL..... 3rRANK D. CURTIS. esq
Thursday. Cct i0
lCEN. j. B. NCkiAN.
HON A. y PARKER
f0f7fpAN'''''' FRANK d. G. RfIs. es1 - y
cor Irosawar and Forty sesenth's1 " /
~xfrHh" - N''' IION e. 81. nEPhW.
ETHAN ALLEN rsi
ROBkRT GROVE, esq
Friicv Odf II.
(GFN. j. b. MchEAN
MON A. y. FARMER
''r'aH'N'"''''' FRANK D. CURTIS, ESQ
.- r,ar. Avn and F0RTl Ii-sf, N'l'isA~
n b. cor A'u"iA HON d. p TYLER Of Conn
saa.riry. Oc. r.
rUON JAS b. MCktAN
,r...S - A. IA. SAWYER, esd
"hA"'""' (FRANK ~ CURTIS, esq
N0g.iag oct a.
tCIN Jas y. McKEAN
CopsyHttEN........} FRANK d. CURTIS. esq.
IrcsalgL o. - -
(CFN. jas. b. MckEAN
,uON JOHN OpONNELl~
PRANK D. CURTIS, esq
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY Tops.-Bulders In
nan, ~ Terra Gotta Chimney Tops, for every style OF
architecture will find fine assortment at Quinns Long
Island Pottery Depot. No. 2sl Pearl-st.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
DISCHARGE OF REGISTERING oFFICERs-TH
TRIAL OF DAVIS.

RICHMOND, Oct 5.-Gen. Schofeld has or
dercd the pay of all registering officers excepting those
WHO bring their poboos Hcadqrarters 90 be discOn
tiDiied after the 25th inst
The trial OF Ar Davis will certainly take place In No
yember The counsel both sides ready. lie Is
expected 10 arrive here about the 25th OF October
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

THE CANyAss-THB REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Thore is great ex-
citemcut here the canvass. There was large meet
ing at League Saturday Your correspondent has
been conyersng with Forney, Curtin McMichael Kelley
and other leading men, and the opinion h general that
shall carry the state. Col Forney bases his estimate
upon reports from every county In the State Strong
Democratic counties like Bcrks and schuylk show Dem
ocratic losses while Ia counties ike Cumberland local
differences lead to apathy. Philadelphia will be car
ried by the Republicans by reduced majority. new
Radical penny morning paper called 1he Post Is an
.nonnced to appear tomorrow.
LETTERsFROM THE HON. THAD. STEVENS.
TIE following letter from the Hon. Thad.
stevens Is published
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
errrr,fprn ~ ~.

DEAR SIR In answer 70 yOur inquiry, what effect
the success OF the President views wiz have the
tona securities" Of opinion that ito ehect would
be very Injurious The President contends tLat te body
Of men acting as Congress has no cOnsU 0nal powers,
and % valid ia the absence OF Inc ehclnue
ctses. Tic Congresses that authorized the Nr usDt
Gd iad tbe intern duties 10 pay It, composed OF
precisely the same number OF representative IRON the
Aame States as the present II 10 should ne declceu tl
those Congreses lad no constitutional existence, the
J2s lOiOs 1905 and the Iegaltcn greenDacks WI.
have been issued without authority, and VIII DC Wot
less Whether they would be redeemed wouu ue-
pend on what the President would consider constl'
fonal Congress after the admission OF the keDeI repre-
seutafyeg when condition OF the debts OF bOtD be
lgereuts would be considered Yours, truly,
~~ THADDEus STEVENS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

In addition TO the foregoing the following districts will
have representatives called hOatcrs:" 1. Ao xandrfa
and Halifax. & Hanover and Henrico. g. Augusta
AlhcuArle and Louisa. G. Amherst, buckingham, and
Nelson
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
sprtiaI goiitrs.

A. Love Token, PHALOS SONS MeLie's Extract Of the
might BLOOMING CBREUS ae mos; appropriate In the whole
catalogue Of souvenirs CHpesh from bis nest Of rose leaves and
4 bis vingeou aiase into the air sas enehant
ia, rakrlnre.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

Opening Lecture
ofus
DvEyIgG SESSIONS
BRYANT. sTRATToN & PACKARD'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
Eo ss7 BROADWAY soa.r Tr.aFssaond't
HON. HORACE GREELEY
deer- opening lecture before the Evening Glasses Of tie above
Iaseuaon 'ls
yoSDAY EvEsISG oct !.
SUCCESS IN BUSINESS"
d.. close o.; the lecture ,a, Principal Mr. 5 PACKARD, VIII
XIV, brief exposition Of method of .'s...as the
SCIENCE OF ACCOUNTS.
o. arrEsDiY EVENING tie 3d. Mr J. L HUNT Sspefeal'e'
o.Ilsuact .a viii lecture On
THE STUDY or MATHEMATICS,
.i give Illustrations Of shor computations class drill azi otherwise
O., WEDNESDAY EVENING. he Oh. Mr. W. ALLEN MILLER,
Principal ofhe Writing Department will Illustrate his 'rs''" Of teaching
PENMANSIIIP.
Th, preliminary exercises to regular evening open to
the public and all friend, ee,tor cordially Invited to be present.
T regular class exercises will THURSDAY EVENING,
oe. io .l ll continue Eve evening. tie week, TO ApFl
G, care has been taken to make TIA, pnsets the most eseciua
IN
In connection With the regular in Bookkeeping Arithmetic
Peumsnshp etc.
PROP J. r. WILLIAMS,
author Of Williams PAEAr. OF Peamiahp a by unI'er'a
accord the sncst ornamental Peum,u country, wiz cOalue;a
NORMAL INSTITUTE
PRACTICAL AND oRSAmESrAL pEyMNswP
saa.u.. can enter any of,hc c, at pn time AMI tine
S. S. PACKARD. PROPRIETOR
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.
INTERNAL AND tEXrBRNAL,
WILL
INSTANTLY SrOP PAIN,
and ,r-eHy Cure Neuraige Nervous and nhou
Complaints Aae Cholera DaheA ard Bowel Complaint" SICK aaa
Nervous Headache ,....Ro.,
No Dyc .-Nakcs the Hair son, Dark. Luxurinui.
iosnos Gray Hair lIAIR coLoE Does no' RssIoasn
LSsSSs LSsSSs Restored . il. e0ISs stain Soil Rs'roSss
! IoNnoy IIiW CoLos RKsrosEK.
iSSpos wlthou. il,s CoLoR Anything REsroEER-
L9Sgos h b,f doIsS Tor A.. Address. orders 70 Dr.
swAYSI son Psiiasphis sold by ali Dugri.ta
Dr. Hals ,otaic Annor, Bands and Soes cures headache
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
TIE ALBANY CONTENTION.

r,sropy OF ITS INSIDE woRKINGs-HOw THE
PLATFORM WAS CONsTRUCTBD-THE AMDI-
TION OF THE LEADERS.
L, N al Cares
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
AlEETINGS

REpI-RlICAN 4lisi4i IaNp'l. p,,,v
49, r--e,rsr'fcav ~TNrE ttlNNi " hv.NSf (
E-fuD- .f.tr,,, .fan Hotel Room lOI. }
uAMILION HARRIS Chairman
,,.ar, 4. C.,pWKIL Secrefsrl.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

The hes, TRUSS and
onlg. uithsat any Metal
this cannfrr cr N thf
retained. CAL ord era
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

An inspection Of the magnificent importation Of rno5rsRr
GOpDs WALRNyESs No 8j Boahsay would e
az oae deslruS novelties for house furnishing.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01
schenck.s scaweesi Tonic.

This medicine, invented by Doctor j. H.
Schenck, of Philadelphia, is intended to dis
solve the food and make it into chyme, the
first process of digestion. BY cleansing the.
stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food that
could not be eaten before using it will be easily
digestcd. 1
Consumption cannot Be cured By Sehenck's
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored,
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every ease of consumption. A half
dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary case Of dys-
pepsia.
DR.. SoHENcR makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal Office
in Philadelphia every week. See daily pa
pers of each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption fer his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing that the
two likenesses of the Doctor, one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other as
he now is, in perfect health, are on the Cow
eminent stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price
$1.50 per bottle, or $3.50 the half-dozen. AL
letters for advice should be addressed to Dr.
Schenck's Principal Office, No. Is North 9th,
Street, Philadelphia Pa. General Wholesale,
Agents; De1nas Barnes s. Co., N. Y; s. g.
Hance Baltimore, Md; John D. Parke, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,;
Collins Bros, st. Louis, Mo,
Oct "a.