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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-14
PeUcIunl.

eUCHdM.
A Teachers Institute has been held in
this place during the past week. opening
on Monday evening. June Sd. by lecture
from MIR. Adams. He showed in this lee
ture why every citizen. teacher or other
wise should take an interest in educational
matters. Tie commended that the school
system of Vermont was superior to that
of any other state in the country. First,
from its having central power capable
of making such changes as educational
interests should demand; secondly, from
the uniformity of school laws; thirdly,
from the uniformity of text books, which
alone, in his opinion. saved the people OF
Vermont thousands of dollars annually
and. finally. on account of the simplicity
and ease with which the system works.
He proved that the reason why it had moi
| accomplished more was because men in
hundreds of instances had not mora
stamina enough to vote in accordance
with right and justice in the election OF
town officers, and because of indifference
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-14
New York Wholesale Prices Current.

Report expressly Tor the -. JuLt-,,ys Cla+..l,
by II. I. BALLARD ( co. General Prod zee Com
mission Merchants, No. D.! Washington rtrc L y
EnL N-LLK LrNrrrN-c. 1rrN-L, ID 1-..--
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FOR SALE.
FARM For SALE.

AUCTION.
VIII be sold public suction the p7cires Of Ii,
subscriber l. nie- south Of sutton Corner On tht
rosi TO lyndon, OIL SAT- kpAN, JUNE Is Al Ia 4. n
The Nm P.riIam Farm Said farm contains shout q,
scres OF lsnd, Ia Of witch Is woodland, with s1gs
orchard Of 'H tree On the place there good hous.
.nd comfortable isrn sud hvi,, with running Kaier
house sud ham.
Also At the sane time and place CON, Iis lun.
be- Hscon, good tr7y,rse Sled harness and lot d
farming tools. too Numerous meation.
Also the household furniture together with les ID.
salt pork, 21 lh maple sGysr. Also sugaring tool
consisting Of buckets. psns hidden. etc.
The farm VIII be sid all together, viii he divided
into lo:s 30 suit purchasers
MRS wM. q. PERHAY
David TrulL Auctioneer S.-sg
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Report nj COLiin,ittec.

The undersigned, appointed committee
10 witness the experiments with Dick 5
Fire EXtinguisher. June +, give aS our
opinion. formed from witnessing these cX-
permenta. that the ENlinguisher may be
If essential service in checking fires in
their early stages, aud in preventing eX-
tensive CONGREGATIONS. and consequently
ought to be placed in factories. shops and
other places exposed 10 destruction by
ireland especially would We recommend
it to farmers ana those remote from ordi-
nary fire apparatus. Franklin Fairbanks.
Frank Walker. L. +. Brown, LindUrt Nor
RS. Engineers OF the Fire Department Of
the Village Of ST. Johnsbury; Thomas
Npooncr, Foreman of Z. 4 T. Fairbanks
X Co.,: John II. Paddock. PaddOck's Iron
Works.
.. &. Hale, st. Johnsbury. is sole agent
lor the counties of Windsor. Orange.
Washington. l.amoille. Caledonia. Essex,
Orleans. Franklin, Grand Isle: and Graf
ton, oo> and Carroll counties in y. III.
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DEATHS.

Brths, Marriages and Deaths inserted yRrE Obitus-
res, including poetry, SIX CENTS line.
In this town, May %, E.ther A, wife of Mr. ;. w
Burt, aged 80 YEAR,.
In Dsnville May 26, Mrs. Margaret wife Of Mr. Peter
Bovee, aged ca years
In Danvile, May &c, Permelis, wife Of VIM G. Bar,.
lett aged * years Also, in Danvile Nav S. Adaline
A., daughter of the above, aged Is years
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-14
The Hurkc Murder.

The public attention has been attracted
'hi> wreh to the trial of Albert Jenkins
amt john Cunningham. on u Joint indict-
mynt Tor the wilful and malicious murder
"i Reuben Bean, Jr., in July last As the
iAo mrn now indicted for the most heinOuS
crime that stains the law books of the
iauN have a peculiar claim upon public
notice. We deem it best to give brict
>Nttch OF the life of each. and allow each
~ oar readers TO draw such conclusions
- The particular circumstances NAV war
rant. Albert Ii. jenkins was born in
'}udpn on the 10Th of Msrch, 1910. and IS
'"rtciore tWen1y-sevcn years of age. He
followed the occupation of farmer till the
country called for defenders on a memo
raIIe day in 81. Among the first to en-
roll their names in defence of liberty he
enlisted in Co. G. Sd Vt. regiment. and
with that brave body of men served the
nation faithfully till his enlistment ended.
when he received an honorable discharge.
We learn that he has heretofore been a
hard-Worklne fellow: that all the rest Of
hl> family are quite respectable: and that
d" vas always regarded as decent vouno
man till the commission of the crime Will
which he now stands charged Surely i
= unfortunate that he SO tar transwresse,
NE laws II the land as to bring down hi
i.'Arrs cray hairs jim sorrow to the grave
II" l. = Tine looking, strongly built man
anu hears indications that better thing
might be expected of Linn.
john Cunningham. the joint pelpetralo
"l the murder, is native of Canada
having been born in Stanstead, July 10Th
nh. His father has been dead numbe
81 Years. The family live in Charleston
orleans county. Cunningham. too. is
returned soldier. and has left good rec
'Id as brave man. He belonged t.
apt Goodwin's company in the 9th y. ii
vols After serving his first enlistmen
!" curclled himself as a veteran. and 70
i"> good conduct was made corporal i
w. Il. 9Th \. III. He is a small. feebl
.''NIug fellow. reminding one more of
'.'t Ihan wrctched homicide. As tn
"'Ahrc before the grand jury brough
'"' one significant fact, it is proper to re
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-14

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, NO. 27, F. a. NJ.
MASONIC IIALL-UNION BLOCK
Stated meeting, May IL. Called meeting, May -
Fl. c. HASTINGS, Sec'y.
HASWELL CHAPTER. NO. IL, R. A NJ
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, June II, 1S6,.
Z. L. ADAMS, Secretary.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. 5.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK.
Regular Conclave July 10.
J. L. PERKINS, Commander.
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Whereas, Calista E., my wife has lief, my bed and
board without any Just provOcation therefore forbid
all persons harborng trusting her on nv account as
shall pay debts Of her contracting after this dste
ALBERT DULLOFF.
HIRAM ALLAED Sq-sI'
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Private loom at the -. .Io!l-hg-y House
BARNET, JUNE l. & Il. DANVIIE. l.. l-.E y
LYNDON, :" md y. only
Rad hi. circulars u Nr-F-,s.. .-,> done all over
New England during l. : ar
Being aware that Poop" hiv- oft ben humhasEed
by travelling l.r.:s7.l.i doctors
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Reconstruction Comm itce-A re.
cess Until October National Banks.

New YORK. July S.-The Tribune's
speciai says: When the RecOnstruc-
ton committee met on Saturday, each
of the members had bill. From all
these one bill was made up and unani-
mously agreed upon. Mr. Brooks, Dem
ocrat, being absent, the Senate commit
tee have not yet completed their bill.
An attempt will be made to have both
committees report the same bill. 1t
seers certain that the House will order
the judiciary committee to report on
the impeachment matter. If So, re-
cess until October will be asked for.
The Administration has determined
to send nominations to the Senate.
The Times special says: Republican
members of Congress say the President
has intimated his willingness to approve
any reconstruction bill comided, doclnr
ing the intent of Congress in the for
mer acts, leaving it understood that he
is opposed to the whole scheme.
The health of Hon. L. b. Washburnc,
who is at Hamburg, is steadily improv-
ing.
Over twelve hundred of the sixteen
hundred national banks have reported
for the first of July, and their receipts
show them to be unusually strong.
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The Trial OF Surratt.

WASHINGTON, July ST. b. Rhodes
recalled and questioned by defence
Nothing new.
John T. Ford testified to some facts
in relation to the theatre aud Booth;
was familiar with Booths hand wri-
ting.
Charles Selby's letter was exhibited.
This was the letter found by Mrs. Hads-
pith; do not think it possible for Booth
to have written this letter; as l said be,
fore, he had large clumsy hand and
would have never taken this to be his
writing.
Susan Ann Jackson recalled for fur
Their cross-examination; the morning
after the assassination two men came
there, but did not see them; was in
bed when the men came in my room,
and covered up my head and did not
see them.
Bradley, pointing to Detective McDe-
witt, "Look around and see if you did
not see this gentleman there :"
Witness-No sir; | never saw that
man there; did not know any enc for
John Surratt; do not know a colered
woman named Rachel or Eliza Haw-
kins; never told any one that John
Surratt had been at home for two
weeks.
II. G. Ford testified in relation to the
arrangements made for the Presidents
visit; no stranger was there at the time
except a gentleman from the treasury,
who helped to fix up tile flags.
James G.. Clifford testified-0n the
night of the assassination witness was
out in front; at the end of the second
or third acts he went through the stage
entrance on the south side of theatre;
didn't see Booth that night; knew Booth
from his boyhood; never saw Surratt
until / saw him here; saw n gentleman
come down and call the time he was con-
nected with the theatre; came down
from + street; he was to go on that night
for q song, and asked Mr.. Cariin what
time it was; Carlin stepped up and
looked at the clock: said it was ten
minutes past ten; he stopped there
few minutes and then went in; other
persons had been standing around at
the time, but if Booth had been there
witness would have noticed him.
G. V. Hess was sworn; witness resides
in Philadelphia; in 1865 was connected
with the company performing ut Ford's
theatre; was assigned a song after the
American Cousin that night; it was to
be performed for the President; was in
front of the theatre during the evening
talking with Clifford, and Carlin was
standing opposite the stage entrance;
went back into the theatre after talk
ing to him and asked what time il was;
Carlin replied that it was ten
minutes past ten; witness replied
repeating the words that he would be
wanted in few minutes and went ON
the stage, aud two miaatss afterwards
heard the report of pistol. NsSer saw
the prisoner until now; did not seaisim
On the night of the assassination.
A. j. Carlin testified similarly. Did
not see Booth standing on the pave
ment or any ope looking into the Presi-
deut's carriage.
Nc further evidence being ready, the
Court toek o recess until tomorrow.
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The Banks have been to-day discount
ing good business paper running from
GO days to months at 6a7 per cent, the
greater number of transactions perhaps
being at 6Ia7. The latter figure will
undoubtedly be the regular rate as soon
as a revival in business takes place
Notwithstanding the channels of com
merce are dull and sluggish at the PRES,
ent time, the future presents cheerful
aspect; and it is gen orally conceded
that all departments of business must
soon feel the beneficial effects of an
abundant harvest.
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New York Market.

NEW lORk, july 9.
COTTON-Firm; sales 900 bales at
%! for middling uplands.
FLOCR-Receipts $685. barrels; mar
ket l0a20 better; advance chiefly OIL
fresh ground; sales at : 50a9 60 for SUI
perfine State and western; 3 25a9 80 for
extra western; 10 20all 80 for choice
do; 9 s0all 20 for shipping brands ex-
ira round hoop Ohio; IL 10a12 80 for
trade brands; 5Oal2 % for spring St.
Louis; IL 0Oal7 90 for winter do. Cali
fornia, sales of 500 barrels at 10 50a
Ia 90, latter an extreme. Rye flour
firmer; sales AS barrels at 6 5Oa ~.
WHISkl-Firm; western in bond 80.
WHEAT-Firm; sales 3i02 bushels at
80 for No. 2 Milwaukee mixed spring;
, 25a2 - for white California, = 80 for
white michigan; 3 % for amber Georgia.
RYE-Sales 1000 bushels at / Al for
western; 55al 90 for State.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts 134, 4l2 bushels; mar
ket no decided change; sales l27 900
bushels at O4al u for new mixed west
ern; % for small lots of choice do; 10
for old do; S0al 03 for unsound western:
| Us for-white western.
OATS-Reeeipts 43,4S9 bushels: la2
better; sales 5000 bushels at 75a7S for
western; IS for Canada; S2aS3 for Mil
waukee; SSaS9 for State.
RlCE-Nominal.
COFFEE-Firm and quiet.
SUGAR-Very firm; sales 100 hhds
Cuba ut 1885,.
OLASSES-Nominal.
PETROLEUM-Nominal; l6al7 for
crude; % for refined in bond.
PORk-Firmer with moderate de-
mand; sales 1890 bbls at u s7a22 90 for
new mess; closing at 300 regular,
81 NO for old do, IL 50alS75 for prime,
and 81 OOa2l % for prime mess; also 500
bbls new mess sellers option at % Is.
BEEF-Sales 200 bbls at previous
prices.
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REEF HAMs-Dnll at 3saae.

BEEF HAMS-Dull 1t 3SaS9.
BACON-11s for short ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales $50 pack
ages at sfa9f for shoulders and l2a14
for hams.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales $50
bbls ut 11ia12t for new.
BUTTER-Dull at 10a12 for OHIO.
CHEESE-Heavy at 7al4i.
LATEST MARKET-5 p. n.
FLOUR-5a10 better on fresh ground
and steady for old.
WHEAT-Limited supply; superfine
No. 2, 2 80; No. l, 2 35a2 40.
RYE 40al AZ; western lie bet ter Mt
76aS0; western Ohio SSaS9!.
CORN-Quiet; O6a1 "a for good to
prime new mixed western.
PORK-Firmer; sales $500 packages;
mess ut % 25a22 so cash and regular,
closing at % so reg ular.
BEEF-In fair demand.
CUT Enthusiastically and moder-
ately active.
BACON-Firm; 100 for Cumberland
cut and liz for short ribbed.
LARD-Dull; 12!al4 for fair to prime
steam.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 8.
FLOUR-In better demand and nc
change in prices; family IL 5Oal2 90
fancy II 50al3 so.
WHEAT-Better demand for country;
about 200O bushels said at 2 20a2 40 fol
old winter, received by sample; no new
offered.
CORN-in good demand.
OATS-Very scarce; sold at 10, and al
the close 80.
RYE-Scarce and firm at 20.
COTTON-Unchanged; middling %
WHISKY-30 in bond.
MESS PORK-22 90, and 100 barrels
sold at previous rate, closing buoyant
BULK MEATS-Firm; sales of 100000
lbs at Sfal0f for shoulders, but holder:
generally ask Gall.
BACON-Firmer, but no higher; sales
of shoulders at 99alO; clear sides l2sa
TT: rib III.
HAMS-Fiam; Is for sugar cured.
BUTTER-Steadya at 14al7 for Contra
Ohio; 17alS for Western Reserve.
EGGS-l5.
FLAX SEED-Dull at 90.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at AZ.
GOLD-l35 buying.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Financial md Commercial Items.

1t will be seen by advertisement that
the Citizens Insurance Company, OF
Wheeling, has declared semi-annual
dividend of tSrc per cent.
The Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company, several days ago, announced
four per cent. dividend on the earn
ings of the last six months.
The National Bank of West Virginia,
of which Gibson Lamb, Esq, is the eff
ficient and obliging Cashier, has an
nounccd its semi-annual dividend of
five per cent. free of Government tax.
The Wheeling Savings Institution, A.
c. Quarter, Esq. Cashier, declared
about the first inst, the very handsome
dividend of ten per cent, free of State
and Government tax, upon the earnings
of the past six months. A pretty healthy
state of affairs.
The Peoples Bank, of which j. +.
Updegraff, Esq, is Cashier, declared a
dividend of five per cent. and Laid up
something tor rainy day" besides.
The individual deposit accounts at
our city banking institutions, on the
LIST inst, does not show very great
scarcity of money in our midst-this
class of accounts footing up the snug
little sum of 81, Ss7,7.&5 10.
The New York Bulletin. of Saturday.
says: \ further advance is noted in
gold, with less eagerneSs on the part of
operators to sell against the market.
An early and vigorous revival of the
export demand for specie is rather con-
tidently looked for in view of the prob
able call from abroad for the foreign
balances which have recently accumu-
lated on this side. The political adj
vices, foreign and domestic, ale also
construed in favor of imitation.
The advance in government securi-
ties, which set in after the Fourth of
July, is the marked feature of the past
two days. At the East the demand for
investment is stimulated by the large
amount of unemployed capital now
'atioat, and-the- upward tendency of
gofd. exerts an influence in the same di-
rectlon, so far as gold bearing stocks
are concerned, for rs tue premium rises
the rate of interest they bear in cur
rency increases proportionately.
The Boston Post, of Fridays@S>xs
With money as abundant as it is at
present, it is difficult to advance the
rates. Loans on Governments. returna-
BILE ON demand, are steady at six Der
cent. with exceptions at lower figure
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

IL Published every Friday. lts contents will b"
made up Of all Important news Of iho week
Geographic reports, transactions In the Markets
Editorials upon subjects Of general iBterr-l A.
Agricultural Column, special cOrrcspoud.D''
from all parts Of the State, choice literary Aua
poetical selections, and a large amount III clV
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable To-
all classes of the community In short The
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue Ia b" The
STAT.
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State of West Virginia, Wet
eel County, TO.Wit:

David Sole, IN Chanoery. Petition
re. for divorce from the
Christina Sole. } bonds of matrim0ny.
A FFIDAyIT HAVING BEEN MADE, IN
"a due form Of Law, that the said Christenia
Sole is not resident Of the State Of West Yir-
ginia, she Is hereby ordered to appear within
four weeks after due publication Of this order
and answer the same in due FORM and protect
her interest 10 said suit according 70 Law.
Witness, FRIEND Cox, Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Wetzel County. FRIEND cox,
r. W. LAUcK, Atty. Clerk.
july6-wit -
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New York Cattle Market.

New York Cattle Market.
NEW YORK, July 8.
RECEIPTS-4564b eeves, Is, 392 sheep
and lambs and 1865 swine.
BEEF-Offerings are unusually light
to-day, and with active demand from
butchers. There was rather more tone
to the market, and in some cases hold
ers succeeded in establishing an ad-
vance. The number on sale was about
1000 head, which were quickly disposed
of at l6al7t for extra, the, latter an out
side price; l6!al7 for prime, l5aal6t tor
first quality, l5tal54 for fair to good,
and Halls for ordinary to inferior.
SHEEP-A shade firmer, though
prices are not quotably higher; the de-
mand fair for extras at 90; prime 6 so
a6 IS; ordinary and common 60Oa6 so;
inferior 00a5 so.
EHOGS-Market active and &c higher;
70 carloads were on sale, and quickly
sold at from Il o77-l6 per cwt; mar
ket closed steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East of the city. Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots II contains 81 acres of land, and is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fOurths Of the year by the
Hempield Railroad. II in pc. fectly secure, and
intended to be beautifed by every variety of
trees shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake fountains, &c, to make IL equal TO the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision il also made for its enlargement, ord.r
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grOvnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling at the office
Of the Secretary, on Main street over the Bank
OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make interRents will call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission TO lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
"a. j. SWEENEY, Pres't
r. c. BoNHAN, Secy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. s. Rhodes George Adams.
John G.. Muth, X. g.. jordan,
Geo. Mendel, 4. A. Hildrr;h,
Joseph Bel. augJl
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFA:,,D, July 8.
Flour-Western unchanged; spring
~ 75all -. Wheat-No. = Chicago
80. Corn-Opened ut S5 for No. = and
81 for No. |, and closed firm: sales at 30
for No. >. Oats-No. 2 Chicago %; four
car lots Milwaukee, mt 20. Freights-
Corn to New York l2l; Oats to AL
bany and Corn III.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts odd Ben's" blk les.
- caddies do. do. do. "
10 kbutts Niagara" do. "
- caddies do. do "
"a butts Dew Drop" 10. e
~ 1ad'lies HOmbrick do "
10 Z boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, ! ID.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. y inch.
do. Wheeler's hd pd. 9 do.
81 do. do hard pd. ID. lumps-
10 do. Mile Collins" hard pd 10. lumps.
do. Keen's Fine Twist natl H.
do Millers H. and H. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
20kgs. 6.twist runninglOs
SMOKING TOBACCO
- bbls. +. g. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G.. do. dp.
10 bbs. e.. ). do do.
10 hlf bbls. e.. s. do. do
Our stock Of tobacco Is large and the assort-
ment unsurpassed by any in the market Nsr.
chants are respectfully invited 70 give Us o all
before purchasing else where.
MAXWELL A. TINGLR .
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Julys.
@Flour very dull and unchanged; fresh
ground held firm. Wheat firmer at %
al 81. Corn steady at S4laS4i. Oats
firm at 56a5Gi Rye nominal at 95a97.
Barley nominal at 55a5G. Whisky held
firm at 80 Pork, buyers in August, -.
Lard held at HALL. Shoulders SaS4;
rough sides 10; clear sides III. Bulk
meats firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09

THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS
l. truly invaluable medicine, offer it to the pub.
lie, with a full knowledge of ts superior merit
over any remedy of like character ever before
introduced. 1t has been used with the most per-
feet success in thousands of cases tchere all other
Remedies hare failed Cases of ChroHic DidT
rhpd of years standing, have been cured by the
Use Of tioo bottles. This remedy has neN er failed
in single instance, where the disease has baf
fled the skill Of even the most scientific physi
clans
ErGtfs DiIrrh9i Compound has been in use
for a number Of years, aud by its timely aid
has saved the lives of hundreds.
This medicine is a purely scientific prepare
ton, and is prepared with the greatest eau
tion and Care.
Every traveller should have bottle of the Di
aTrhpd Compound.
For Children il is unequalcd.
No family should be without the Didrrh0a
Compound.
Do not hesitate to try KrGTrs DiarrA9a COM
pound, and prevent pain, suffering and death.
Call or send and get certificate of cures.
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THE RE GISTER

win strive TO make the popular mind wiser b,
conviction" rather than slavish by diCtatiou aut
will labor TO disseminate only such views u,sl
current questions as bear The stamp Of rr si,,
and the seal Of truth.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, July g, Noon.-Consols, s4s;
bonds. 20; Illinois, 10; Erie, "A.
LIVERPOOL, July s.-Cotton dull; up
lands, 10i; Orleans, IL. Breadstuffs'
provisions and produce unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
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