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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
TX BOAAD OF SuPEkvsVRs Oetohet y III ri .
NTOTICE TO DISTRICT CANN ASSERS.-Ihe

NOTICE TO DISTRICT CANV ASSERS.Elhae
fowiny resolution relative fr the Noyemse,
" adopted yVohl - di,deI for
IN, nr1t eIectIon into Return Districts o. follows o vV.
~ the FIRST Second lhiu spu I"
s,eond District cor posed Of the Fourth and Nrh Msr
Third D,rct co,npoed Of the seventh and Ihf,eenh 49,
ronrtb District composed of the Tenth aud fonrte.hln
IHb det eomposrt Of Eleventh and sevrnen'h WAIVE
RlrtL District. composed Of the Eighth Ana NnIu "A'S@
Seventh District, conf o,ed Of the tlleentn ~
Eighth District composed ~ the siIteenn s, Wards.
Eui District Of the Eighteenth ana us. ria
sT.h Dn,t eornpoeh Of Twentieth ar twenty see0Nu "
Blersnih strict, composed Of the Iwelhh war;.
Of tie Nineteenth Nah ..x,r,l
zach Roard Of CanssseIs o.
Rl,rtan Duets in each District shall re'nfn lne IA
vt. ts,th.r With capy Of the Poll List 81 the "tnsA
he hsd 10 Nov, nber ard deliver tue 10 Tue sops' Wv
hsso superyisots are hereby designsed receive tne
original return. from Csnvasseu OF the sad heuih
lively as fillowsi :. ~ Can't
Walter Roche ~ NO .is H.,
Thrill DIs,rct-superyisor william NJ Tweed ~" i'' "'
Va Gin st,et
Ff,i Det-SuueryioT Geon n Herman a. NJ E'' lass i"
an superv.or Andres Bleakey at New
S.Tab Dr,ctSnps Oison Blunt 81 NO s nn.n
Phb D,tr-supervisor Sheridan Shook al NO. %4' !" ea' INN"
fourth street -. vvu,..on a, Ma ao7 East rsenty
krst street NJ. .. y. Il2 Wat Thrty.ihid
-, nj l. =, u ioa Gob street
Tweinh Disigict-Superys"r John Foi al ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
CEyEN PER CENT IN GOLD.
FIRST MORTGAGE
90 YEARS SEVEN PER CENT BONDS


20 YEARS SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN AT THB
NATIONAL PARK BANK IN THR CITY OF EBw'ioRk
COUPONS DUB FIRST OF JANUARY AND JULY.
The entire line and be constructed fron val
leo 60 miles forming the only direct omnanle.en De
Pacific sd Central Pse6c Railroads With the seter
Bay Of frsnsee aud from Davis Jane'iSa 70 as.
miles Of los miles The road hnhed TO within sven
miles Of and Al. ,. IN operation to tina, city ssi @01a
Maryse branch IS miles In pegrets OF Construction e
with third Of the Iron hand and we
will be Lid and the whole rod
completed the coming sPng The ros fully sagPped WIN
on le then operation s go exclusive Of all eon'
strucion traffic =, .o.,, IN ~.
than The receipts than doube
wbee Issue hosds and when the road eonPso
IL 10 estimated they will reach Us eco sei per mouth
b. the entire properly OF
Campany including the lands Vallejo which rsuab
IN ,uu,acy TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers
" No u Na@aast
&6O 00 DES MONIES MOL Esa7o TAt h1dnr
PEA CENT BONDS for sALKrh.,, Bonds are 'spy secures o
The whole cbs' been pl,od ,honr ca ~ I
and other the security considered o very hs %
sasr Apply 10 GILMAN SON &C.. No II Ereb'rgep.ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
limited STATES TREASURY,

u Nkw-ioRR oct 20 1888
SALE OF GOVERNMENT GOLD PROPOSALS. will be received
writing the purchase Of Government Gold IN exchange
Er Cureney commencing TUESDAY 9th and continue
days The F which proposals will
limited to S30O. lees hAa $4,000
spd the whole thereof al" be awarded nPon such b
will be fecTd from II 10 Il "coek
and tho bids s be ened and The result declared mme
thereafter eusd sgsnst fious bids oerad chcct for
which de
p.uy The gold viii he rdy for delivery immediately ssr
tbc Awards made
ton Of proposals win ~ ionni the Cashiers
Al bios should he zeal uutei Iroposs
d. which will be puhnclT opened the stated
II VAN OYCK. Assisia iTsasurgr
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prOpusaIs.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received nc
The oace Of the Commissioners or The ERECTION ot the Eighteenth
Ward Market No ~ Chatham st DAILY Meas Bung until BATI
DAY Oct 81 les shen the will be pubc the Paw
ING Of the 81 the d market and the ,exsks ,louny
Tb. he laid shall be the other
which ,ha b. Determined by the .ad Board The
night oil Of SAID propo.A deeusd Er ~
b. interests 81 the Cooperation e the CITY Of New York
EDWARD MOORE
FORBES HOLLAND ICsuni..iss,n
WILLIAM HAW. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
HUDSON RIVER AND u ARIEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND ~ ARl.EM RAIL
4 ROADs-Oa sad tasr MONDAY. NU a. lSej. trains e Al
couuslg With Northern a. N'ssrs .'A2i s a''
~ York 'siows
a. m Ltpr..s rain Iuson River Rsroti 1hrtefh " aai
Tl ave foach Busslo Susp-noe B 81 Ssr,ags g'h-
che = frof h Tor Rs'1n Bar
Iusan al North Dfawn ' Ne fofl q kcaes;er
eoscslS sepges for tho Ws's ether North " South
Tue
Fourth colaectg Cblhsn With Nra Railroad o Lehsuoa
shrrs Pi.sses Abanr ria Western t,os an AZ iTDr
Rutland BuTin.t I'D tie Nofth
rtR VIA II su RI O. Railroad c1nreeins :,
Ahsuy ia West All flcr With trains tt usni
too snd be NORTH Dasius ssicaed 70 this taa
u,msh 10 Saratoga
3bo M Erp. tfsia Huion Rscsi si,h cr,rugroor
suscle connecting At Aa' Nh h'.iea Htns, ssd At IroJ
18th .r.i.s lor Montreal. wth Sleeping a.tsehs.
train Harlem RAILROAD connstunE A. Chathsu
Railroad for Lebanon Sprug' Pei ke, and as Al
vah wss;sm Uana slssprg e.r' ataesti q Alhsuy
Et4ess liacf River 'rot sh teepus e,s
attached al through 70 DuEalo sn SusPsl"a Bgs Naoi ehsns
Also daF. creeping saInia's Attached
f H.iors through 10 oEethsrs -h"g c-sass va k"s w
a. Railroad Conu~ctos Tor Img si 70 made al kn Albany
This irsin sll On SundsFt
n ~ tam tis IIulu Hi,, Railroad Eh 's,pgean i't'ehsi
Albany wish r iiins 90 lf a. hsqruaon b1dse
,ad Iof sh tsiui r SsntsA st pos' Nora DAsnsro'a
ssr. alta. bed 81 Ahany.
g. aud intermediate stat eUns Mes ierA At
Rstr.ug PonEksspse At sssS In Neslnrs a. et9
A.o SUNDAY lAea RaTold .stag FORTY seeonsi At
Mlrfioa a. 3.a Retaining leaves Mixer
49, wM. H. vARDKRBiLr. wee Prr.dsut
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finantial.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, AuctiOneer

A LBERT Ii. NICOLAY, Auctioneer
~ 6gJ2GJ DOLLARS
L. 3 GOVERNMENT SPECIAL SALE OF BONDS,
By ORDER OF H. r. HULBURD, esq, COMPTROLLER
OF THE
CURRENCY OF TTIB L. s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ALBERT H. NiCOLAY
Will SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
4 1868 AT ~ O'CLOCK AT THE EXCHANGE SALES
ROOM. No ~ BROADWAY tinHV Buildlng.l -
500 UNITED STATES GOvBRNMBNr RkGlSTBkkD BOSDS
enrsoDq pos 1861 1861 1868 ADD 1881 Thee Bonds
he sold for the redemption Of the circulating notes o. Various VA
and hands Of Tor iqnaon
saeen be DAY 81 sale AID TOE balance she
be delivered the
the oace of ALBERT H. NtCOLAi, M. - Piuest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
STEAMBOATS, m,S SxilruaSs.
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
II RIVER

t'Oh bOolON, via pIvRe
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
srwroRK .ad BOSTON NEWPORT. FALL RIVER rAusro'
new BEDFORD and CAPE COD TOWNS and HAHio
Far. .rd Freight . low sS any s.h'r NJ
One Of the h,a,s wPo s,f's ss OLD COLONY
Leave. Pier % n r. zoos Of Ma.r'l, At n s'' '"'
hi. ,. ,; From .s.. s' .s :. s..,s en-
Boston S 81, .s... d." s:.i ssss
7a5 Boston AZ s'T nr srisfn
Nrw.Yoax Angus. ~. 1853 ~ Bro.lmg Hs.- I'VE
DRISTOL LINE-AT 4 z. N.
TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE 81 . rSIS SI.
The Largest and Fastest sss,n.n u the !" on" A''"'
Capt sRaIIosa 6s ind rs %EDSssDiTS and fRIDArI
PROVIDENCE,
Can, srMxoNs asa D. a. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATuH
,s III. x,Or TT.i. a Bristol ID. following no.s Al
a,s. .. Boston a, soi A. for a. sonr'ysnes' out "
ys ui., III. lowest and .'d; BG;a Soss s,.s.
JAMES FISK r., Managing Director -
EOR NE WBURGH,, West Point, Poughkes s!,
~. Rode and King'.Sn lsndus a. C''u''
Ne. a.... 80. Hyfaf s.s4.I,S 5Svs m
EOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
ns.D AND TIE 51is n :sns.us
nor N0RWALK and DANBURY.-The
L .teanbo. NELLY WHITE leaves Pier 81 foo. Of M.rss,
: :,s snsf' ~s5 Il. D.ntafy and Ssv., o.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.'S
Id INDEPENDENT LINZ % .ns ; %.S S ". ss 80
LINZ a. Pier No North River RATES LOW with Qpick Dspaeh
ps.,sng.rs h, THIS ROUTR ONLY Washington c. and
.urn whon, ,rtrs cost TICKETS GOOD UNTIL UsKD Apply to
O. w. PgRvBIL General Agen No sJ Bosdr.r cor psyI - /
CAFETY, SPEED aud COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON, -
"oN' no &C CORD, Tux WHITE MogsTAIss' AND
IETERhBDIArB POINTS.
Tn. ma, and s,sneh ses Of the Norwich Line
" CRY OF BOSTON and CITY OF HkW.iOhh ~
YarL
" " No 81 North River, foot Of YestIyIk,
FOR NEW. LONDON
49,. ,o,,.cn. riA N, Tsn fon the sbo'e
Norwich and Boston snh "nrcessr "o'sse''
md S.sbus and New London andE Northern Railroads
Fstt the low For inicrmst"s naas pc,
J y. SHORT, Agent on the f1ef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

NEW JERSEY X. R.-CHANGE OF HOUR,
IN essmsnar sept D lsSs-For PHILADELPHIA wa k.nsng
ies' $50 Via Candies. IN. N, tpm Via W Phila I.
u A n. Bat and WashRgton-stL
pm p W 500 p ~ For South sai T. w.s;t0
FOR Tux WkST-re Cinsnuan aud ChssxS-S 70 II:
49, The eDI sad $50 y n trains through with bat
elshss Silver Palace seephgas wsn through
CnsBsan without change making connections Ceansu
sshr m By other r. lines FsnT putnen also
Moa and Thurs threngh Chicago without ehsns
ssnssx Lsn IN ADVANCE s other la VIA morning os
Chssgs ('DAlJl T. W JACKSON Gen SupI
DARITAN & DELAWAkE BAY RAILROAD.
On ard after TUESDAY, sept o. the 1coct line vl
Withdrawal The snsnooa line for oug Boeh fous River will
". = MEDINA Co. Lessees
SOUTllSlDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
~ -olASGk ot TMk Ga sal AMOR september 1863. trains
~l follows LsVe Roosevelt aud GrAndsL
lbr South ss'sn,L.t wiianibughL % so5 $40 haL
a3O for lsp aud Intern oiats stations 6il5 hr
Jsmie,. Returning leave ip 5.i5 aud aui
Plug a, intermediate stations and hom IaHses a. arriving Ne"-
lork al 7 80 a3o g.5o q IA, aud b.99 y
Passengers for hocAaay aud Fire isi vii leave BY the Sos IA
and $50 ,. IN trains
Pss.pssn AsA.Isd sod BAGGAGE checked An m Fire Iasni
MHlIk, supsglatssdsak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAyED DEPOT

not Of Gamblers ct. faFouia Fs ~;
Iry Ezprt,5 f Racheref Blssie hsausnef "nuhr
49, ~ Nov Traa aslr far otsrs .ri in.rastae s'stona
1000 ErJs,, for Buffalo. ssinsaes, DasAk aud al
tu-rts sta south 800. ...
80 p a Va, Tfsa fr Madisiosa a. irsrm.Na'. hson'
D. "a Weg Eryrsss stopping 'i-ri- nfser erLers
AL ,.aoa, u TurBr. sre't Of 20 Ns"blge "Ar"s1
hort.onerr. Enlonrile. aud Port Jtris
Wdg Tf1r. for SuHrrn sd nt'lnne as ,'shohs-
E1rrss. Rochester, BshAO, SALAMANCA, pns
lEk, ,ni oil points santh srd West ,-.,t
6oa D m Uag Train, for suG,u sBd pisrHsiae i.stoos
Ca "a NiyA Erprsfs daily, fsf Ho,Assisf Htso fafTtnca
Duril points sud Soui BJ @ 'aa iss2rs soAeAs'
vi rluI krugb % Cincinnati sihoat rhsrse
$500 p NJ kHigr Train. daily, for ~ west -. ..,.
Part Faii,lr tnA
All sis - n m and las 400 SIS sd li;to DC "eat,.
IA, sh Thost.r ala seVsG bf s.fsu AID ssrnsdiis
ssNoss
srxn., Tr,,1,-,.o. r. War Tr.a Or,l.; 1890 'nr
Pa.oai hg.t Kpress. for Duntl-f Bns,a hoeh,1e
all points West aud snn' 500 EnIA9t sa1
VA Jraiu II m. hr Ps,sr'on aud Port J,rfi. - .,A
through Sslsmsnrs lnpsrs ir "n
chs coaches aud In direct ssasssteu 9TH al s'a'AsA ase
Ms iinr, =,
kgatrrains 49, .,, $500. -. " ~ p,.i,,,
nstoi loot u Chamber, afo leg g5if psoi Jersey
Nv A. s,gs Orasn Pa's As.ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
Cuan Sttamtrs.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS by steamers of the
" P4(IFic MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. via PsnsnA 18th,
ARIZISA sa, nn SATURDAY. Oct 81, At " M fhs
Isos', =, y, .-.,'s,. .,illng WILLS. FARGO Coz
Pe'''-' Freight Agents T. W. - ; 20
TT :. MAIL TO HAVANA.
1 /. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co, -
s.,ar, rs.r.rr KFFRT THtkSDAf, 0eoeE M pisShSV
IRON Per No. : North RIVER o,h.,sq
con- NHit Can't p an cf..... .ort'nef-
pkGIL f,et ". r. Grrras. Via Stsssu). SgveH'sf
NORRU CASTLE. Can't r. Ala ns .:..... Nos',n Y
''' "''AN' ~ '-s'' 40 Bss iuK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILRo AID
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY -, l3sl

Station 10 Sswrert Fourl
Enrsnes on Twenty ssTsaihs.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
/yFNTRAT, ROAD of NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JERSEf.-
PASSENGER Freight Depot EewYorf foot ~
the Delaware Iseka~hnus ava "s'
R,lrosd with the Lshigh VALLEY sno ;"
toa forusg direct line " Piisbagh and me "sh 's"1 s
"| AILRyTows LIMB TO THB WISE
Tire. Eprs,. the Ws sieep ssdA' when one rsa 10
s,,r M =. and three by this line Cego. Cincinnati
ST. LOUIS 10. With bot one change 81
FALL ARRANGEhBNfh
Comuebcss sspsnler ~ le9-LeaVe NN iors Is 'olosG
s.43I mPor Estop Bethlehem, Mach Ch-as, "ha@'porh
wik.,hsne Mabsno, Cit7. ke
7:0G q " -Fog SamtTsils-
u-Por Fsnington Junction soadbng Water Gap Scranton
Klauss Ptston Great Bend. kc ~ -,
m-wnrKKN ETPnEs ior Eroh, Aleniosu hafnsnnfs $40
s ssat change Cincinnati Chicago shi hn' one
change " Louis COnnses Harrisburg WITH Northern tsnA
PHILADELPHIA snd Ers Roads for Erie All the u heoa' SILVER
Palace tnrou,h 10 Chicago . 60. Oh
~ B-TnfS-Fo F.ailson, Rss,6n Al'nos1 Mach Chuah
wnesbss RssdsE cellHta. lAEsasisr klas, Liza FS'm
Harrisburg. H.
5:JOp n.-For sSntrrlls. -.
wa, ira Areuiovn nari Ctulk and sersnoa
n-CrScSsArr ErPsEs-Fr R..,sn. Bethlehem. AientoSu
RI ng Hsuhurs Phsbargh sni Cnraf Hrsp1y Cars
Phufgh ChcHo. Coune al Jnnett 20 Del LssL a''
West 4 X for Sroutsbnrg Water Gap Scranton IA
Sop n-Yof somsrIlle anf Fl"mlhNoh
- FerR as and iot-ru sd ate st'tars
RtPR R.sTRstTFof h1sioo ADsnt"'e hssuuf
Harrisburg Pi,ugh and the wssonnee' harrisburg VIZ "A'
. Wdaamsror. kas, he
Nor Sota-ryHe .,. j. n..-.--A 49,. ....t..
III. 80. Gr EHasth a. 3s43 b;n t;S5. 5oo. sH IN
lo,I I.ss m-t9m-I2 J. 9:3 Ji-. T. 40 80 DIV sit, -
a 5-i0 40 q 500. . 10. ll;t5 10.
he nhh ned al ne oTs We t1a MAJ
RAJ Jer ol n Ibryt r. o. No Aslor lt"''s No.
bo..is EiCktR, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

NOR ST. THOMAS aud BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATS 4rI Brazil NAL STEAMSHIP N'N' -"
R,sui,r Nal S~sm ssiug the ~ oi ever msnsi
sOtHTU AMERICA. Cart TiNgLHFAusH. ho'shoei -
MISSISSIPPI Cent. ftoorH. December -
uLRRlMACH. Caut TiNNEgsts Jan1av y =. -,
r,.e ,ri,r 80 schedule aaf ean % u lsoe.
P,rs Ps-n,,reo De J.ue Eous sad returning r"'
sn,sIrusutl Of ueght OF passge, sppm 10 .y--u.-..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12
A Living Hendlcs- Child.

The Deposit q. " Courier is re.
sponsiblc for the following marvellous
story:
In the vicinity Of Spoon River, in H.
linois, is a child that was born and has
lived five years without u head. Mrs.
-, the mother, is the widow OF q
soldier. formerly living in Marshall
county, who enlisted in the Sixty-ftth
or Scotch regiment, and was killed at
the battle of Lexington, Missouri. She
was standing beside her husband during
an engagement, when a cannon ball
carried his head completely away, his
body falling into her arms, and cover
ing her with blood. The shock affected
Der greatly. When her child was born
there was not the semblance of q head
about 1t. The limbs are perfectly de-
Veioped the arms long and the shoulders,
where the head and neck should be,
smoothly rounded of.
but the most surprising thing of all
is that the face is situated in the breast.
Or course, there being no neck. the
power OF turning its head is WANTING
except as the whole body is moved: bnt
this difficulty is overcome 10y the sinpn-
lar faculty it possesses of turning its
eyes in their sockets, enabling it to see
quite as well on either side as those
more perfectly formed. The upper por.
ton of it's body is white rs the purest
Caucasian; from the waist downward
is blood red. This strange creature,
now an active boy of five years old, as
if to compensate for his deformity,
possesses the most clear and bird-like
tones ever listened to, singing with sin-
gular correctness everything it may
hear, and its voice at this early age ac-
copplishes two octayes easily.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12
Is sickness AvOidabIe !

Thousands toss on sick beds to-day, who
might have been well and hearty, had they
taken due precautions for the preservation OF
that most precious of earthly blessings, sound
mind in q sound body. Sickness, to greater
extent than most people suppose, is aroidable.
When the body is languid, the spirits depressed,
and the nervous system unnaturally sensitive,
il should be taken for granted that mischief IS
Jre,rinq. These hints and warnings, vOuch.
sailed as such by kind Providence, ought not
TO be disregardcd. If they are sighted, as is
too generally the case, the next thing may be Il
fever. n severe bilious attack. or some other
form of acute disease. They indicate as clearly
as If the intmation were given III articulate
language that the animal functions are disor'
dered and the system debilitated. Under these
circumstances, the only thing TO be done IS TO
REGULATE AND RESTORE, and the best regulating
and restorative preparation erer used for the pre-.
psniion of sickness * HOSTETTER'SS STOMACH
BITTERS. In this way, bilious remittent
fever, chills and fever spasms, nervous parox.
vsms, violent attacks of indigestion, aud au
The ordinary epidemics, may almost certainly De
avcrted They are usually preceded by the
symptoms described, and surely 1t Is wisdom to
forestall them by resorting to an antidote at
once harmless agreeable aud invigorating.
Most assurGdly, it will soon dissiPate the uu-
pleasant feelings referred TO; which, OF course.
Il desirable oven if they were not likely t. lead
to something worse. The close OF the Fall IA
usually accompanied by unhealthy fogs and
violent atmospheric changes, and it is therefore
season when inauguration ia particularly
needed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12
sPE cFAL NOTICES.
How 10 Improve orr Sanitary
Condition.

A great cause Of disease is improper food and
hurried eating. In order fully to understand
how to eat and how to conduct Gurselves after
eating, it is necessary that we should be ac-
Quaintod in some measure, with the process OF
nutrition. Many persons tumble their food
pIeciptately into their mouths and swallow 1t
without masticatiOn contrary to express laws
of nature. Food should undergo thorough mas.
tication and salvation before it enters the duo
denum and becomes mixed with the bile and
pancreatic juices. This blo is there secretod
by the liver. The chyme having undergone the
changes advcrted to is urged, by the peristaltiG
motion of the intestines, onward through tho
alimentary canal. If the peristaltic motion DO
diminished, owing to the deficiency of bile, the
progress of digestion is retarded and the bowels
become cOnstipated and dyspepsia often fol-
lows. In such cases a thorough and active ca
thartic should be used to produce SPECIFIC ac-
ton, arousiRg the secretiOns and producing free
bilious excavations. The best article fer this
purpose is DR.. 70. ack's Blood Pills, the use OF
which should be followed by ROback's Stomach
Bitters to give tone to the stomach and aid d.
gestiOn. Sold by al Druggists everywhere
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-12
TSunshine and Shadow in New York;
TIM Rharnera

A noted sportsman, taking dinner at
one of our clubs, exhibited diamond
ring of great beauty and apparent value
on his finger. A gentleman present had
a great passion fer diamonds. After
dinner, the parties met in the Office.
After much bantering, the owner con-
sented to barter the ring for the sum of
six hundred dollars. As the buyer left
the room, a suppressed tittering struck
his ear. He concluded that the former
had sold both thu ring and the pur,,
chaser. he said nothing, but called
next day upon a jeweler, whero nc
learned that the diamond was paste,
and the ring worth about twenty. ~
dollars. He examined some real us
monds, and found one closely reselI.
bling the paste in his ewn ring. nc
hired the diamond for rev DAYS,
nledged twelve hundred dollars, tne
price of II. and gave a hundred dollars
e. i,S nse. He went to another jew
a. had the paste removed and the
81 diamond set. His chums, knowing
~ he had been imposed upon, impa-
t;ently waited for his appearance the
next night. To their establishment,
they found him in high giee. He fienr-
ished his ring, boosted OF his bargain,
and said if any gentleman present had
a twelve hundred dollar ring to sell for
six hundred dollars, he knew of pur-
chaser. When he was told that the
ring was paste, and that he had been
cheated, he laughed at their folly.
Bets were freely offered that the ring
did not contain a real diamond. Two
men sbet $1,000 each. Two bet $500.
All were taken; umpires were chosen.
The money and the ring were put into
their hands. They went to tirst-class
ieweler, who applied all the tests, and
who said the stone was diamond of
the first water, and was worth, without
the setting, $1,000. The buyer put the
$1,000 which he had won quietly in his
pocket. He carried the diamond back
and recalled his $1,000, and with his
paste ring ON his finger went to his club.
The man who sold the ring was waiting
for him. He wanted to get the ring
back; he attempted to turn the whole
thing into a joke. He sold the ring, he
said, for fun; he knew it was real diG.
mond all the time. He-never wore false
Jewels. He could tell q real diamond
anywhere by its peculiar light. He
would not be so mean as to cheat an
old friend. He knew his friend would
let him have the ring again. But his
friend was stubborn; said that the sell
Ter thought it was paste, and intended
to defraud him. At length, on the pay.
ment of $500, the ring was restored. All
parties came to the conclusion, when
the whole affair came out, that when
diamond cuts diamond again, some one
less sharp will be selected.
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National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA.
CAPITAL .--.-.--.-E &OB,OOO.
fse, 96 Monroe street, NEXT door 10 first Ma
tonAl Bank.
ePPIcEEs
GEORGE X. WHEAT, Pre6dfHt
JAMES McCLUSRY, Wee Presidsat
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
e.. H. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Cen
eral Business Agent,
DIRECTORS!
John T. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. e. Orr, Saml Hkrper,
John A. Armstrong. James McCluney,
A. G. Quarrisr. Morgan L OF,
George Adams.
REYYkENcEs.
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wheeling List, Morrison K Co., WholeaAle
Grocors, Wheelingi Pryor, Handlan Co,
Wholesale GroeerG Wheeling; Aiehasl Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan Il
Knox. Bout and Shoe House, Wheoling. hcCabo,
Kraft Co. Druggists, whaling Geo. w.
Fyanfheim ICo., Whole.als Wines and Liquors,
wheeling; wlnship. Woods a Co.. Queensusre.
Wheeling; Lewis BAKER. Pub. REGIsTKR, Wheel
ing, T. C.McAfee, Eotisns, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frev Co, Pubs. LntSui2>H<er, Whselinrj
Ott Son Co, Hardware, Wheeling J. z.
Sands. Cashier First National Bank Falrmont;
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W. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
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DIED:

Wednesday morning at IL! o'clock, HARRY
WILLARD. eldest son of Edmund and Sarah
Booking, aged eight years and two weeks.
Funeral this afternoon ut . o'clock. Friends
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The railroad from Selma, Alabama, to
Rome, Georgia, is completed and open
for traffic. The first train passed over
the new line Oh Saturday last, making
the trip from Selma to Rome in twelve
hours
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Ehnr.haY VI.
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW NOTWITHSTANDING Coal
Dealers-H. G. Shallcross.
Notice of meeting of Board of Super
vsors. .....
For New Orleans-S&lado, Saturday,
18th inst.
Newcomb's Minstrels-TueSday, No
vember 18th. ..t..
Notice-A. |. Foreman, Governor.
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart Dis
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, 1874 Smithfield street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail SO cents.
febl-ly