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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-23
New York nlarkel-Jan. &c.

COTTON--Firmer and less active at l7917Xc for
active and uncbanaea IS 50
@s 90 for superine state and western: 90 7o9l0 GO
stats ss Sosii 90 for sst6a ye.tern; sIa ss
hoop Ohio. slo5o 9l2 for common TO good 81 Louis;
I2 gIs 90 for good oesoice extra Do closing quiet
-four steady at 81 5O9s 30
sWHISkY-Quet and UNCHANGED. sss-.ts
WHEATTNominaliy unchanged, amber Pennsyl-
BARLEY Quiet add steady: sales at 81 77ol 80
for State; b 10 for Canada W str tna YAK
MALr-Quiet and steady: -. hisi.s.
CORN-0pened : shade frmer: but closed dull
sna sFa a $ o wbs ssSha1n il
Is for new yellow Jersey. and u 30 for old mixed
n active and rmer at rs asexc for
western in store ssc buyers option. before 10th Of
ffSuoE.yiFi RiSESyFirm. Ti4 Il
SUGAR-Firm; sales of $50 hhds Cubaat 1lal1xc;
MOLASSE5@Stead sales of New Orleans at ~
H0Ps 7oHiss at soSsOs for Amsris.n: 41, . 10 .,S
PETOLEUM MIDuii sales at 1oxc for crude; 24}o
LEATHER%H %HemlocE sole steady at assasc. .Bse-
w WOOLGSsies sq at sea5oc for domestic fleece s4
PORK-Heavy and dropping: sales Of 300 bbls at
ds pT SS eosSs sSs e 81
$50 new mess. sellers March. private terms.
BEEF II iMS-Steady at $40 5o93l so. = ~ .
BACOE-Steadyi sales Of 43o boxes at 10 .iohc
for Cumberland cut ~ Aal1Hc for short ribbed
GUT MEATSM6nchaneed sales of $40 packages
at sfE shoaSsa .s for
dLARD-Firm at la14a1311c; small lots l3,Ic; reHn7
HS tSSEE-s.s.a, =. IS ss g sgsss 80 for State. 7 p
OaLEOC-I1onSJ az - Sfoo' I'd ....f-.s-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-23

~ Nary galoot before the Mayor yes
turday. sgssi IN Yslf1G Sgik8I
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s'4 BANKING HOUSE OF 7ihi % s.o,
JAY COOKE & co.
mo. 90 WALL STREET.

We buy ans sell at the most liberal current prices.
and keep on hand full supply Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OFAIL ISSUES, S,|SEVEN-THIRTIES
and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. and exe-
cute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS
BONDS and GOLD. it..tl .,s.,i .,df se .,f,f,
1t; CONVERSIONS. ag;b ..ia;
We convert the several issues of SEyKN-THR-
TIES at the most favorable market rates into FIVE
TwENTIEs. which. at present price of gold. yield
the holder about one per cent. more interest per
annum. Circulars with full particulars furnished
upon p'n'' Appii'A''on'lo JAY COOKE & CO.
may .-d&w1y snli sd luu Iill zsIGi shsE.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January %.

I'd
- The CHAIR announced for reference the
supplementary reconstruction act. a7S9
On motion of Mr.. DOOLITTLE it was
laid over, as he desired to address the
Senate on motion to instruct the commit
tee to report a certain amendment to The
bill for the relief of destitute persons in
the South. Referred to the COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs.
vi Mr.TRUMBULL presented memorial
of manufacturers in Ohio complaining
against the system of appointments for the
disbursement and collection of the Public
monies. and recommending system ofex-
animation of candidates, to be adopted.
Referred to the committee on Retrench-
ment. .--se'7ssN
Mr.. CATTELL.. from the Conference
Committee on the bill to prevent the con-
traction of currency, reported, and the re-
port was agreed to. -.
Mr.. SHERMAN presented a report from
the committee of Conference on the bill re-
lieving cotton from tax, stating that they
were unable to agree, and moving the ap-
pointment OF another committee, and in
structing them, to recede from the Senate
amendment and report an amendment al
lowing the Importation. of cotton free of
duty. After discussion, at the suggestion
of Mr.. Anthony, Mr.. Sherman modified
his resolution by providing that to the fur
ther conference asked 1or by the House the
members of the committee, on the part OF
the Senate be instructed to recede from the
Senate amendments, provided the House
accept the amendment relative to Imported
cotton. !, -. ,..,......-,...,,
Mr.. MORTON moved to amend by pro-
vfding. that the entire tax be suspended
till aftere1S6S, and after that year it be one
cent per pound. After further debate the
amendment was adopted. ..,...., ......-,,
Mr.. HOWE introduced bill to amend
the act providing for the collection of du-
ties on imports, approved March Is, 1868.
Referred to committee on Judiciary. t,1i
- On >. motion OF Mr.. CONKLING, the
judiciary committee, was discharged from
further consideration of the joint resolu-
tions relative to the right of, American eit-
izens- to sell-.vessels to citizens of other
Mr.HOwARD introduced a bill togrant
lands to the Northern Michigan railroad,
an extension of the Union Pacific railroad.
Referred to committee on Pacific road.
The resolution to admit Mr.. Thomas, the
Senator elect from Maryland, on taking the
oath, was taken up and debated by Messrs.
Doolittle, Drake, Upton and others.
The debate was interrupted by the an
nouncement of the death of Representative
Noelly. Eulogies- were pronounced by
Messrs. Henderson and Drake. The GUS
tomary resolutions were adopted.
Messrs. Morrill, of VT, Sherman and Hem
bricks were appointed second conference
committee on the cotton tax bill. ns5ta afl
Adjourned. '01'''s 70
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GOVERNMENT sTOCcS--x per cent better;
CO pons 81 1I0% 9ll0k do '62 llox lI01<. do '6i
IOs9lOs X; do '65 091 9l095S: do new 1861 loe5s:
do 's7 1853 S9IO6s<; IL 4os io3l4 i037s. sos 1861
09I06x. Transactions large with increasing
in estlnent dem and; no shippitg demand as prices
ire too high. -.5 - 7dffui s-..isf - i i -
STOCKS--I railrusd.. the speculative demand
wa. resumed this morning, aud much higher prices
made on Sew York Central and Toledo which
touched l3l and l08 res 2ectivey. Market off at
boari, but continued active and strong the rest of
the ay s.d closing quotations much above yssasr a
the State has been borrcwn: money. and hypothes-
ical bonds at the same time. Reported leading op
orators in Er stands heavily short. Canton s7za
IS; Cumberiand 3393s: Adams Express 7sx9Ts;
Merchants Union 3593sl<; Wells 46 AZ. Americsn
74S@75; United States 7sk97s; Quicksilver IS
92st<; Msriposa g.; Pacific Mail losH@ los1: At
Ilantir 96l496X; Western Union Telegrnph, SIX .
/ ss: New York Central l2s<Sl2sA Erie !5Hs5sx:
s3S: Ohio Ger ificates ss @3ss<: Wabash 45a46:
St. Paul 81 ka5lh: do preferred 6s:<@es: Michigan
Central 1lIX@1i2; Michigan Southern 80 $50 Illi-
nois ,entral 13l1S9i34 PitsbuIgh 9ot @96H; Toe-
ID, 1Os sHal0sz Kick island 974as73s; North wsstern
6OX a6azS: ditto pre- erred 73H @73x; Fort Wayne
Iesss 9i0l<; Missouri loosiol; Tepnessee GsH. ~
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! Lotteries and gambling of all kinds are
condemned by we'll regulated communities
Unfortunately, during the war, Congress
sanctioned, indirectly, lotteries for reli-
eiotis and charitable purposes by exempt
ing them from the payment of special tax;
the object was to encourage every expedi-
ent to raise money for the soldiers. o. As
that was a war measure Congress should
make haste to repeal it, particularly since
it is now used to pander to the passion
for gaming; and means OF profit to oper-
ators. There has not probably been since
the war a scheme of this kind of any pro-
portions which was not tcommencedp prima-
rily and really to benefit the originatOrs.-
Ali lotteries are swindles. Yet by far the
most dangerous lotteries are those where
vice is made attractive, where a sense of
the crime is deadened, and consciousness
| of the guilt removed, by the pleasing delu-
sion that, honorable names indorse, and a
pretended good end justify, violations OF
| the law ; yet there's not a tithe of the ex-
cuse there is for man bankrGpted by mis-
| fortune stalking his last dollar upon throw
of the dice or shuttle of the cards. There
| has been more Decentralization in this coun-
try from gilt enterprises than any other
single cause. Not only all classes, but
! each sex and all ages are drawn into the
| giddy whirl, and many, in buying first
! ticket here will spend their last dollar at
the gaming table. sg .tas1.. "a tfE ..
Already the harvest has been prolific in
I an outgrowth OF villainous schemes, each
| with different device, such as Gilmore &
Co: Clark, Webster, & Co..; jewelry distri-
button; Toilet Watch Company; the Pen
and Pencil; and Kelley Pictorial; and 9th
ers, each with its own trick to victimize the
ignorant and credulous.. .zralt. .ss'-.I a..
| a society of distinguished gentlemen, for
the prevention of gambling, may be organ
| lied to hunt up the dens concealed from
! view, studiously avoiding public attention
where only now and then a victim is lured
but not guilty Of the meauness of covering
their crime under the guise of charity and
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FURS! FURS!!
EFT SB u IL G
KATALYSINE WATER
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVe Powers.

V,HE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
meHts for supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on a scale commensurate with the de-
mand. Physicians and invalids desiring infor
nation as TO the therapeutic value and virtue Of
this Water will, on application TO the office Of
the Company, or any Of the Druggists Stores. be
furnished with printed copies Of statements OF
invalids. and reports Of eminent medical men a
to its CURATIVE RFPECTs the only unerring test OF
the value Of any water or medicine.
They are also referred 10 the thousands OF In.
valids and their medical advisers IN evsry part
Of the country, who have, since the general In
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the people some
six months ago, been cured, by its use Of dis
tressing or fatal maladies.
This combined testimony establishes, beyond
all reasonable doubt, the superiority Of this
Water. az remedy fer Rhe umatism, Gout, Gray.
ell Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Liv.
er, and Bowel Diseases, (Bilieusness, &c, Ca
tarrh. Neuralgia, and Nervous DiserdersJ over
all others known to materia medica, or found In
the mineral springs Of modern times.
Ii has been demonstrated in number Of in
stances to possess the power Of solving culculus
or stone In the bladder, and the urate deposits
Of chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, Govt,
and Gravel and Of PERMANENTLY curing these
diseases, for which medical science and the must
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
Also Of arresting the progress, II not perma.
nently curing AlbumenuriA, or Bhghts Dis.
ease.
This Water is confidently claimed TO be the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
it's source.
Depot g Liberty street, New York
For sale by MCCABE, BUSHFIELD 4
KRAFT, 50 Main street, Wheeling, and Drug.
gists generally. seBt5
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The Condition of Thousands,

No appetite; no refreshing sleep; no cheerful
thoughts; no disposition to labor; no inclination
for society; no interest in anything; no desire
to live, even; and yet no specific ailment which
can be classed as q positive disease. Thousands,
ay, tens of thousands, are in this condition-the
martyrs of disabilities to which pathology as,
signs no technical name.
What is the source of their discomfort, mental
and bodilyl ToRPoR OF THE STOMACH; and con-
seeuent upon that ldnguOr Of the circulation,
lreaknesS ofthe nerres and elouded BRAIN What
does common sense suggest as a remedy for this
deficiency in vital power Clearly. RE-vrTAL'
IzING Notwithstanding that will stimulate,
tone and sustain the broken down energies OF
nature. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS meet the case exactly. In this benifcent
Tonic are combined all the ingredients neces.
sary to change the condition Of the system, and
bring the dormant organs into healthful action.
In the tall of the year, when the night.dews are
| chill and heavy, and the morning fogs are
charged with miasma, the body, debihtated by
the heats of summer, is peculiarly susceptible to
unwholesome influences. AT this season, OF all
others therefore, inUigOratiOn is required, Dotl
as q safe guard against fever and ague and
other malariOus disorders, and as preparation
| for the searching Geld Of winter. Dyspepsia
bilious complaints, nervous disorders, and dis
tressing affections of the bowels, are always
more or less prevalent in October and Novem
ber and the surest and safest means OF avert
ing them is a course Of this purest mildest anC
most etfiCacious of all tones and alternatives.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
p,,rify the Blood.

=. "a conceded by the most eminent meui0A =
,0an that the blood is the fruitful parent u
disease disc, by serving as vehicle through wnioh
noxious substances contaminate the nesh ny
Ths foetid contents of the bowels, If long re-
,ained by constipation, are often taken up by
tba veins or absorbents. Various morbid pro-
ducts, such as pus and saiues of unhealthy
Ulcers occasionally find their way into the blood
vessels, which result in seated cases of Scrofula
or Kings Evil, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Ulcers,
Eruptive and Cutaneous Diseases of the kin,
Enlargement of the Glands, Pains in the Head,
Sides and Back, ST. Vitus' Dance, Pleurisy, Liz.
illness, Tumors, Gripping and Collie Pains &c.,
all of which diseases readily yield TO the power,
full influence of DR.. R0BACKS BLOOD PU'
KIFIER, which searches out all the vile humors
and distempers leaving the blood in pure and
healthy condition.
The many valuable ingredients of which
the BLOOD PURIFIER is composed being
adapted to each other strictly according tC
the laws of chemical science, makes 1t one Of
the most valuable alterativeS and system re'IoUa
tors of the present age, and its success as gTea
medicine must increase 80 long as disease con
tinues to vex the sonl of man. Sold by all drug
gists everywhere. sepi4-im
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Joint Political Discussions i'm the
Tenth Senatorial District.
Joint discussions of the political is
suos to be decided at the ballot-box,
will be held at the following times and
places. Messrs. j. w. PARKER, THOMAS
r. CARsCADoN, ABIJAH DOLLY and H
G. DAVIS are expected to be present;
Grant G.. H, Tuesday, October Is.
Berkeley Springs, Saturday
October IL. an
New Creek, Tuesday, OCTOBER ~
The above meetings will be held a'
o'clock P. NJ.
The People, without distinction o.
rty, are invited and expected TO az
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mass Meetings.

The political and financial questions
of the day will be discussed by able
speakers at the below-named places and
at the times following, being the hrs'
day of Court in each instance:
West Union, Doddridge County
Tuesday, October 90.
Clay c. H., Thursday, October 10
Raleigh e, H., Monday, October
10.
Grant G.. H.. Tuesday, October Is.
Mcdowell G. H., Tuesday, October
Is. 90
Grant c. H., Tuesday, October Is
The Executive Committee call upon
our Democratic friends in the various
counties of the State, to make suitable
arrangements for having the meetings
announced above, successful IN the fal-
lest meaning of the term. Summon
your friends, neighbors and the people
generally to hear the great issues of
tho day discussed. The Committee
would be glad to hear from you in re-
gard to the speakers of our own State
whom you would prefer to address you
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Mammoth Meetings.

Grand Mass Meetings of the PEOPLE
will be held as below-and everybody
is cordially invited, with the assurance
that all will be courteously treated
Able Speakers from both home ano
abroad, will be present at each OF the
meetings. The people in the various
localities will see that these are made
truly Mammoth and Magnificent Meet
ings:
Warrington, Thursday, October
18th.
Point Pleasant, Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th.
Ciarksburg, Friday, October 10th
Kingwood, Saturday, October
18th.
MorgautOwn, Tuesday, Oct. ~
Hon. GEO H. PENDLEToN, Col. GEO
w. MCCoox, RICHARD TREvELLIcK, the
celebrated Michigan Mechanic" who
spoke with such effect on Wheeling
Island, September 18th, and Col. D. u
JOHNSON will be among the speakers.
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Okey JOhnsOn's AppOint-
nantS,

OKEY JOHNSON, Esq, candidate fol
Presidential Elector for the first Dis
trict, will speak as follows:
Wheeling, Monday Erening, Oct. p
New MartinSyiIie, Oct. ii.
Huntington. Thursday, oct. 10.
CIarkSburg, Friday, oct 10.
Weston, Saturday, oct. II.
West Union, Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Parkersburg, at Court House,
Oct. 81.
We ask our friends in these various
localities to make every reasonable eff
fort to get up successful meetings. Mr..
JOHNSON is an able and excellent
speaker. At several of these meetings
he will be accompanied by other speak
ers of ability. Let the people of both
parties come and hear the political is
sues discussed.
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

UNHR TWHNTY-EIGHTH sEssIyS w. ~,
i Bethany College viii open on NO. 49,
18th Of September, ls6s. The College : :.
In Brooke county, West virginia ss 49,, "a
from Lagrange Station on the Pitn9afr =.
Wheeling Railroad, whence !. !, eAsly 49, ~
by daily stage. The htastlo.L = go. -
healthy and removed slke from ths ~. -, J,
ana eftrsyafancs Of city life. In l1t -,
OF . large increase In the number % 's 10,
enlarged accommodations for boar sl 80,
been made and several large Gas " 5'ii,,.. I,
rooms attsd up 70 afford additions m IN Al
the department Of Natural Seieno,. = -, .
experienced corps Of Professors "a =, 81,
gagged and the anplest provislSs 49, 1877 Y,
ough instruction IN every branen " c.,.,,rs, .
sspeciaIly invite attention 70 our 49, - -,
oopy Of Which viii be sent b. mad 70 - 3,
ABBY 70 Prof c. L L0oS. seefs' srfoy
Faculty orn W. m PresidSsi
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Hon. w. G.. Browns AppOlnt-
mentS.

Hon. w. G. BROWN, Democratic and
Conservative Candidate for Congress in
the Second District, will address his fell
low-citizens at the following times and
places. Mr.. Brown will be accompa-
MED by other able speakers, whose names
may hereafter be announced:
Beverly, Randolph County, Thurs
day, October 20.
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si30,39l.9i

Kana,cha County, S.:
James NJ. Laidley, Cashier of the Merchants
Bank of Charleston, this day personally APP;
peared before the undersigned Justice in and
for said county aforesaid, and made oath in due
form of law that the above statement is correct
and true.
Given under my hand this Sd day of October
1865.
(Signed) JNO. a. TRUSLOW, Justice,
Charleston Tp., Kanawha County, W. Va.
nctl3lt
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Henry 9. Walkers Appoint
mentS.

HENRY S. WALKER, Democratic NOM
inee for Congress in the First District,
will address his fellow citizens at the
following times and places:
Bethany, Brooke county, Tuesday,
October 18th.
Cameron, Marshall County, Sat-
arday, October IL.
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TrfadeIphia Meeting

There will be Conservative and
Democratic meeting held at Triadel'
phia, on Saturday, October II, at
o'clock P. NJ.
A train will leave the Hempfield de-
pot at l o'clock P. NJ. Round trip 81
cents. w. w. MILLER,
Secretary Elk, Com.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,

V,HE FORTY.FIFTH SESSION OF THIS
Il institute will begin on the 1T day "
October, 1858, and end on the Thursday before
the 18th Of July lsG9.
The organization Of the Institution "a very
complete, embracing extensive Asd thotoas !
courses OF instruction 10 Literature and s.,sn'',
and in the professions Of Law A'die'n' aud
Engineering. a.,
Estimated Expense Of books eloA
ing and pocket money--ofthe lcadeHh s'aaft'
$3.50; Of tho Lac Student, sJ65, and OF ~
Medical Student, s395.
For particulara send for Catalogue 10 Va
Wertenbaker Secretary. or
s. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty
Aug4.td' L. q. University Of Virginia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A CARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED REIuKfhM s member m
Of the Fire Department for their efficient lent a ds
successful c effort to save his building nun u'
struction by the late fire: srpHHIEIN.
octl3 u. L. = ~
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Democratic Clubs.

rV,HE OFFICERS OF THE VARIOUS
/ Democratic Township Clubs in this city
are requested to meet with the Central Demo
cratic Club at the Club Room, Otis Hall, this
evening. Business of Importance is to be trans
acted and full attendance is earnestly re
auested By order of the Club,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
octl3lt Rec. Secretary.
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, 1874 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail 80 cents.
fah1-1y
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NOTICE.

ONCE THE FIRE, THE OFFICE OF
y Messrs Butterfeld e. Co. may be found at
the Warehouse of Messrs. DOdson & Bro, No.
10 Main street, between John and Quincy, form
erly occupied by Messrs. Pryor, Handlan Co..
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADvERTIsENIENTs.-AC Card.
H. Strehlein.
Cow Strayed-Mrs. j. c. Harbour.
Coal Miners-Ralph Arkle.
Package Lost.
Township Democratic Clubs-Alfred
Caldwell.
Statement-Merchants National Bank
of Charleston.
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STRAYED.

ERoM NICHOLS PASTURE; ON N, SAT At
I,b;,s snottea Cow, between and years old
Had bell ON when last seen. suitable re
ward will be paid for her recovery, or any infor
niA'''A MRS. j. C. HARBOUR,
octI3 Market Street
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
uu FALL TERI OF III

HNHE FAbb Hse -, 1 ~
Institutlon viii begin septs3o-tp J,,r,ll
The scope Of the College, besides w va ,sssos.s
TorY DEPAErIExT, embraces fan an ar 49,
Courses OF Instruction In 1siAIns9,SS ..,,,,l u
All Nom Language, PhiE',oDAy s,I NON
eIatars, 1e .Se<ne>s. AgrbeSLi1" ana
TGotieg. L.I p.-.raing -
TIE cost OF TuitiOn, Books ana -
not eIoeed from sI5o % sl71 pr az ss.,,, 81
Tn respect 20 Wealth, bes Htisi - -, (, q
hyorabls moral surrounding TIC
"a Xxx. MARTTy, .. D., Pr rs.t. - .
go - nrntsi and moral Philo.o4,, ,,..yr 4
LIoE, A. NJ, Wee P'sSsGlHl. TIL f.~,L
". fi.s,.ture and PlineipL Prep pDyy,.s
~ j. II. WEAVE, 4. ", Pf0'e''
s,n.tics and Military Tseties. II ystgfB
e ~. sTEyExs A. NJ, PrC's.tsoI
pbiiosorSg and Of the Sstura Seis a "a Aresssi
TgSEr W. HlDGAS, d. D. I
ard Modern Lar guAges and LAY. Iss.,.s, y -
OtIyTE W. MILE A. NJ AssN
Prenaratory Department I.,.,I,ni q -
cso, IN. HIGiNs, Esq, Superih'
Gro1nd. and Buildinp- .., N mr.
HreE W BEocK, II D.. Leetafsi
HSa. JON 4. DnLs. Loeinrs'
Constitutional Law. s4yx nAEIis
uo,e.xTorrN. WA
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COAL MINERS

WILL SAVE MONEY BY PURCHASING
w Lard Oil, Blasting Powder and other
material used in Coal Banks, at First Mutual
Store, Centre Wheeling, or at Branch Store
North Wheeling. RALPH ARKLE.
octl3-3t Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-13
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OF THE CONDITION OF THE MER
" chants Bank of Charleston, on the morn
ing of the LIST of October, 1868: