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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01


Another Tennessee Iubent5oa. .--JudEe ~.
A. Patterson and 1I. T. Carr, Esq, have IN
vented and 11aturcG 4 new lio1ei lndioa-
tor, upon which they have made application
for United States letters patent
If consists Of the come etion Of two diais,
either by band pr Dy single cord CT wire
attached to age-woTk, so that tie movement
Of the index hand on the dial 10 the guests
room changes the index on the dial at tho
clerk aesk 70 exactly correspond. On each
dial are pfintod every usual want 81 guest
ct q hotel All the guest has to doIs 70 turn
the iadez hand on the dial Of his room 70
what he wants-sach as ere, water, towels
etc. and the moFemenko of the band o. cord
not only changes the index on tie cores
pOEding a5al at the clerks desk 70 the same
word, but also vibrates small beil The
eierk turns. and seeing what IS wanted, SENDS
it directly to the room without first sending
q servant to inquire what IS wanted.
Ihe improvement IS very simple. cheap
and easiiy constructed. and will doubtless
saTe quite aa item Of expense In the way q
wages 10 SERVANTS, end vii AID gsssiJ .
the convenieaee and comfort o. snesa--
Press and I51ses.
The Commissioner 0f hsficqltafe esii-
mates the eora crop Of 1907 as st9ls2o
bushels. and tbe cotton crop as ssa aa9
balar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Az ITEM.-A gentleman who has tried the
experiment, says that salt viii prevent ez-
plosion in coal oil Iamps. FiH the lamp
about one-third fall with salt Try it,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The Weekly Review claims that franklin
The county site Of Williamson county, has
Improved more thaRany place in Tennessee
since the war. Glad to hear it Hope Boli-
var viii loom up. over the mud holes yet
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

DEATu OK COUNTY CoURrs.-The Legisia-
turs Is bent on g doing its do" in the lower
branch Of the Assembly a bin has passed
second reading which provides fer the ap-
pointment Of Board Of Commissioners for
the counties Of Madison, Benton, Coffee,
GFundy, Dyer, Laadefdale and Stewart
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The st. Paul Pioneer gives the tables of
mortality there for 1867, from which it ap-
pears that, out of population of Is, 900, 272
died during tie year, only u per cent, or
three deaths out of each two hundred persons.
Minnesota is certainly very healthy State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The organ, it is said, was invented BY
Arehimedes, about two hundred and twenty
years before the Christian era, but whether
it is so or not is not well known. There is
evidence that organs were used in the West
ern churchesby Pope Vibatianus, in the year
658. 1t is affirmed that the organ was first
known in France il the time of Louis T., in
the year 815, when one was constructed by
an Italian priest.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

A Western tailor is teaching young men
boW to cut their own clothes
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Bakers in Paris must weigh their bread
in the presence Of thecustomer, whether re-
quested to or not
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

a fendish outrage was perpetEated at q
tavern near Drompton, Canada, On the night
of the 22d inst A man just recovering
ing on lhe hoos IS front Of the fire place,
when some young men laid shavings around
his body and burned him to death.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

There are two hundred and thirty four
eonvicts in the State prison at Nashville
whose average theft did not amount to So
A bill has been introduced in the Legislature
authorising the Governor to release all those
who have been imprisoned for such small
offenses
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Admiral Semmes Iectured twice in Padu-
cab, Ky, last week to crowded houses
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Nashville hasa soup house in full blast
at which hundreds of destitute people are
daily fed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The Rev Robert J. Breckinridge, Of Ken
tucky, it is announced, has addressed letter
to President johnson, asking a pardon for
General John c. Breckenridge, who is now
Ia Paris, in very reduced circumstances. He
urges that his high character as a man en-
titles him to Executive clemeney
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The Secretary Of State is advised Of the
execution Of the treaty between the United
States and the Republic Of Columbia, for
the construction Of q ship canal across the
1sthmus of Darien.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The Murireesboro Watchman (radical)
thinks that the " "wiseacre" who introduced
bill in the Legislature, few days ago, to
legalise " chicken fighting" must be +" the
same chap who wanted to encourage loyalty
by prohibiting the sale of JEFF Davis pic
lures"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Lord Stanley attributes the disaneetion Of
the Irish to the designs of American soldiers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

With but two exceptions, all the eficers of
the South Carolina Convention are niggers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

a single lead in Montana mine has
been sold for s250G00.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

We see it stated in the papers that Blr.
A. II. Moore, of Somerville, was marred to
Miss Julia Williams, Of Winchester On the
14th Of January last
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Mutilated notes OF the National Bank
must be presented for redemption to the
banks which issued them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The Tennessee Legislature proposes to
make habitual drunkenness sufficient catse
for divorce, Bill passed its first reading.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Col. John Davis proposes to form a joint
stock company IN Memphis for the raanufac-
ture Of hats, the capital to be $4,000, ia
shares Of 500.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

James Warren, Esq, Of NfcNairy county,
Tenn, has been appointed by Judge Trigga
United States C0mmissioner
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

Pork is selling IN Badussh. Ky, for Z
cents per pound.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The corn crop of1s67 amouatsto "a, ,820,-
600 bushels.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-01

The work Of rebuilding the Memphis aud
Little Rock railroad is progressing faForably
between Momph!s and Madison.
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O0DS !

All Of which purchased in ths Eastern cities since
heavy decline in prices. snd ln szd
to sell shsm.tt remarkably low figures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

NEW YORK, Jan. "a Washington
special TO the Post, dated the 2d inst,
says: The report on the case of Mr.
Stanton has been completed, and SenR-
tor Howard, who has charge on the
part of the Senate, will lay 1t before
that body on Monday, provided an ex-
ecutive session IL held. The subject can
come up only as confidential matter In
such a session, and not in open Senate.
Mr.. Stanton has made very clear
case, and bis report will fully exone-
rate him from all charges made against
him by the President in his message
giving his reasons for the Secretary's
suBpeustOn. Mr.. Stanton has not, how
ever, allowed the matter to rest here,
for his forthcoming report will throw
much light upon the secret action or
the President on many Of the questions
heretofore enshrOuded in deep mystery.
A friend OF Mr.. Stanton says there IL
no doubt that when the report Is read
to the Senate there will not be a single
Republican vote against Mr.. Stanton's
reinstatement.
Many radical Senators are privately
urging Mr.. Stanton Immediately 70
tender his resignation to the President,
when Tein5tated, but to return to the
War Department and relieve General
Grant. II il stated by persons who
claim to be we'll informed In regard to
General Grants ideas on this subject,
that the latter will, in case the Senate
sustains Mr.. Stanton, Immediately re-
tire from the war of1ce, assuming that
the law forbidH him 70 pursue any
other ooureo. This = eXpecIed to be
done even in case the President should
order him TO remain.
Secretary Stanton 1t seems has no i'm
tentiOn to assume the duties of the war
ONCE permanently amer reinstated, for
he would then be in direct and constant
conflict with the President, but will
merely remain for few days to show
that his action so far Is approved by the
country, aud to show what course the
President will take.
The HeTald's Washington special
says: Il Is now stated that the funds In
the hands OF the State treasurer of
Georgia, were removed some time ago
to New York to prevent the surrender
Of them to the State Convention in SEES
sion ut Atlanta
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The Herald,
Mazatlnn, Mexico special via Sar
Francisco, says: Domingo has been in.
auRurated Governor OF San Loa, the
! legislature having been forced to make
the choice. by the people.
Judge G. r. GOlan, u true friend OF
the Cnited States, will be made Cover
nor OF Lower California.
The flag ship Pensacola sailed for
San Francisco with $40 900 In specie
The HerRld's Havana Hdvices state
that Congress was occupied with the
constitutional reforms proposed by the
Government on the 18Th ult. These re-
forms are
l. The legislative power to be vested
In the the two Houses.
2. The President to have the power
OF veto, subject to the twO-thirds ma
jOrity rule, as practiced In the United
States.
6. All communications between the
Executive and Legislative to be held
in writing, either by message from the
President, or from his Ministers.
a A definite number OF the members
of both Houses to have the right to
order the calling OF an extra session.
5. To provide who shall be President
In case of the death, resignation or re- |
moval of the President or Vice PTesi- |
dent.
The Government troops were dIsper.
sing the bands OF guerrillas 10 every |
direction.
The Yucatan revolt bore a serio1s
aspect. The rebels had reduced the
city of Merids, the capital, and held
control Of It, An army Of 5000 had
bee ordered to YucatRn. An order ban
ishing all persons who had been con-
yicted Of taking part in the late war
had been Issued.
The Campeche Indians, who It il
learned, have had an understanding
with the English at DaliLe, had been
defeated in several engagements.
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MeaaAre orrhc CO..

Message OF the Governor of Georgia.
AUGUSTA, January 2.-Governor
Chamberlain was inaugurated to-day.
His address represents the financial
Sonultion o. the State as highly graft
Tying. In National affairs, he says {:
w nat the people of this State ask on
the part OF those who d < the issue o this
dearly bought victory, is 10 reconstruct
the nation; honesty in securing the
Poliucal guarantees demanded by the
overthrow OF rebellion; honesty in
taAlngi honesty in collecting and ex-
pending; honesty in paying; honesty in
oelng paid. E1trAvAgAnCe and cor
ruption must be rebuked. There must
De an industrial! and financial, Hs well
political reconstruction. These things
require wisdom and ability rightly TO
determine and adjust. The letters
must be struck OH from enterprise,
the incubus lifted from industry, and
the property Ofthe country be made to
contribute in equitable proportion to-
wards bearing the public burden. The
Government bonds must be so taxed, IL
at All, AS TO relieve the States and
towns, rather than the National Treas
ury. II we are To bear these burdens,
let US have n chance to stand them; lei
US nave neither privileged persons nor
property, but Republican form OF gov.
| eminent, in which a man shull conn
Tor q man, and dollar for II dollar
Nor am l OF those who think We should
pay on the whole great debt in one day
I've snail DO our part, take Il. Auel
having borne the brunt OF the fraY. ",
may allow those who reap the benefit,
OF the struggle to come near as possible
and take share in the investment
We propose to anticipate nothing, re
Pudtate nothing, sophlsIicAts nothing
but fairly and manfully TO meet ever,
obligation, trusting ''as the day is, $
shall our strength be-"
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prnm Hn.hInrton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.--GenerHl t. W.
Sherman OF the 9Th Artillery, was yes
teTdHy put in command of the eastern
district, I'm place of General Meade
transferred.
The New Years reception at the
White House was the most brilliant for
several yenTB, Ths receptions OF the
heads OF departments were also crowd
Ell aud marked by good feeling. Gen.
Grants house was crowded from noon
until amer dark.
Gen. Meade has tsIegrapbed this
afternoon that.hs will arrive here to-
night, and t6.morTow, after seeing
Gen. Grant and the President regarding
affairs in the Third District, will leave
at once to assume his new command.
MessrS. POmeroy, ofSew York, Wash
burne, OF Indiana, and CullOm, Of ILL
inols, leave, to-day, for Richmond TO
address the negro Reconstruction Con-
vention. Gen. Butler starts for Rich
mOud on Thursday.
Mr.. BuTlinRame teleRraphs 10 the
Secretary Of State that he has been APP
pointed by the Chinese Government, En-
voy to the Western Powers. He has &C
copied, and would leave Pekin iTnmedi-
ately. II Is understood that the accept
nnce of Mr.. BurlinRame yacateH the
Mission to China. which will devolve.
temporarily. on 5. Wells Williams, as
Charge d'AhHirs.
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CUMARRCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.


Our merchants are busily engaged In
taking stock. ard closing up books for
the old year in hope their ledgers may
show a good state OF affairs. Trade is
dull and prices show but little change.
FLOUR Extra $40 25nIO so; Xxx,
$40 T5all 90; spring family, Sll 5OAllf 10;
fancy, Sl2 5Oal3 So. Rye Flour-SS 80
Buckwheat Flour-531c per 10.
observation-disclosures red winter is
quoted ut 81 90; white at 81 6Oa2 Co.
CoTn-New shellsd, 9Ocal 20; ear, SOA
S5c. Barley-Sl 25al 80. Rye-Sl 25.
Onts-Firm at 55a5Tc.
PRovIsIoNs-New Bulk sh oulders-
l0c, packed. Sides-l2c. Hams-l4c.
New Sugar Cured Hams-l7c packed
LARD-l3c in tierce; lac in kegs.
/ BEAES-NRvy, 50 25a3 so per bus.
| CHEEsE-western Reserve, loo; Ham.
burgh, Ice; factory and English Dairy,
CARBON OIL-46c; and no charge for
LARD OIL-Refined extra winter
strained, 81 Is; extra No. /, 81 90.
CoFFEE-FHir TO good, y JSa24c; prime
25c; Hummell's essence, 81 % per
gross.
SUaAH-Common. I215aIsci Cuba.
dered and Granulated, lSc; A coffee,
IKE; b do, l7c; c do. 1880.
SYRUP-55a6Oc for lower grades; soc
aSl 90 for good to best brands; Porto
Rico molnsses, 75as5c. New crop New
Orleans choice 9Oc.
soDA-sc for Americani and SIC for
New Castle.
srAEcH-western, saoc; Glen Cove,
l3I<c; Maizena,, 13Ifc.
EIsH-Lake herring, half bbla, s. 80.
white hsh. malt bills, 81 so; kits ~ so
for No - for No. 2; new macksrsI ia |
half bills, for No. medium, 50 90; No. |
2, large. IS so.
BRooMs-sI 75a3 90 for fair; 50 25u
90 for mediums - OOa4 80 for fancy.
SALT-Dairy g 20; Pittsburgh e 50;
TORAOCo-Dnrk 10, rs and n = Navy,
70a76c; bright = 8 aud los, 75as5c; fancy
bright KS and is, 9OcaSI 90; bright lO's
S5a9Oc.
WHEELING sTOoIEs-ss GOaIO 90 per
COTTON YARNs-35o for Georgia and
Eastern. Cotton batting, 25a26.
SOAP-EHmily, SIC, German, SIC;
Eastern Family, IOaIIc.
CASDLRs-City mould tallow, l5alBc;
tar, full weight, 2Sci star, Il ounce
RIoE~Raugoou. IOci CarOlinn, lOXa :
HomNY-whIte alnt. per Dbl. OF zoo
WooDEN wARE-Two hoop buckets
3 90 per dog; wRshbOaTds, g 25 per doz; !
ubs. No. l. SI4 90; No. 2, Sl3 90; No. 8, 7
II 50 per doZ. :
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, IKE.
hot, - 50 per bag.
GLAss-Franklin brand, s1IO. q 90;
OKl2, 81 so.
IRON-Swedes, 7JZc: common bar
ron. &c; horse shoe iron, 6kc; heavy
and IRON, &c; hoop and light band,
&c.
NAILs-lOd to Cd nails. S Is per keR; :
dH9d nails. 50 90 per Eeg; I'd and I'd 4
ails, 81 40. Other sizes in proportion. q
ut spikes, IS 90.
WHEKLINa ALB-X $40 90 per barrel,
TX, 81 90; Rennett and Burton. SI2 90; y
hamPegne, COS Porter, $40 90;
iroWn Stout, $40 90. \
LAGER BERR-H Dbl, 81 40; ,. bbI., :
10; n bbl.; = so: bbls., SIIOO.
MALT-Sl coal Is.
HoPs-New, 6OaT0c per 10.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdViOes to the I'd of January.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2s.-omcial ad.
vices 70 the Hon. Cassius NJ. CLAY. U.
). Minister to Russia, dated Pekiu.
Nov. 2Sd, announce tina, the CbIness
Emperor has determina1 20 .o,5
a special embassy IN the trs.iy ~ ,ha
Powers. tits presumed the, H. ~
pose Of the Embassy a - -. -.
treaties between the Great PovarS nd
China, and to settle the many COM
plicated questions which arise rndar
these treaties.
An Imperial decree. dated Nov .,
announces that the Imnsrial Co,,.--
ment has selected the United s,s,as
Minister Hon. Arson Burlinvnma os
special Ambassador. and the sccsn,
aneeof the appointment. The several
Foreign Ministers rasIdar, No. pa,,,S
width whom Burlingame ia verv non,
ular, cordially approve of his seieci,on
He leaves Immediately. and nro,.e,.Js
via San Francisco.
LONDON, Dec. Observation-Disclosures
Head Centres and live Csn,sirs ~ rho
Feniap organization b.vo - -,
at Merthyer sonth wsre,
The Government has da,srm,,od -
proceed with the nrosoon,,on a., IL :,
Mr.. Sullivan. ofthe.Dnbiin N.,ion.an,I
other persons who have taken a con,
spicuous part in the recent funeral pro.
cession In honor of the Feniaus exscut-
ed al Manchester.
It's reported that the men who storm.
ed Martello tower, near Cork, and
broke intoa gun shop in that city, all
came from the United States, sent over
by the Fsnian Brotherhood.
PARIS, Jan. 2.-The Moniteur saws
Menabrea is in n fair way TO complete
the reorganization ofthe Italian cabinet
and the formation OF new ministry
under his direction may be considered
certain.
Baron Won Goltz was received nv
Emperor Napoleon as the embassof;or
of Prussia and the North German
Confederation. The Baron assnra5
the Emperor OF the earnest dasira NJ
King of Prussia for peace and for cIosa
friendship with France. SnnoIaop L.,
his reply expressed in warm terms hi.
approval OF Northern GermsrD al
hoped the Baron wonld con,,n,. anu ~
promote the peaceful relations hetyoe,
Prussia and France.
FLORENCE. January v,,,.-
Emanuel in repIvto an ,dJrass -
houses oftbe NaiioDaI pas,Ia,,,s. - .' Do.H
Italv Is NOW nossIro ,hra1"r ~ o"y .
surrounded bv bor 80 S.,s d Crisis
for gooJ rosnI,s - 10, a., Dut ne hopes
,Ha, 80 ~, .Se anu SuN'seS farlia-
ToHno. -" P9Op,e 70 % CAIN
-.aaI-,,,S - S --Disi' patches were
tseel1eu to,uAy giving me particulars
Oh announcer Fenlan Outrage last night in
the county of Cork, near the city Of that
name hinder covor ~ Io.;,. " s"A =
-, VI uHL ness
laERe party OF the brotherhood at
tackled the house OF Charles Mathew,
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uAEKErs BY TELEaRAPIs.
NEW York, January 2, 1865
RRnrLAE EEPoHT.

COTTOS-ER1Sc better: market more
Activei sales 4, 500 bales at l61<c for mid.
ding uplandsi closing with no BsIlerH
under l6J<c.
FLoUR-Reeeipts STA bbls; market
l0a2Oc better and more active in part
for export and speculation; sales Il, 600
bblA Mt $S 6Oas % for H0psr1ne State
and western; % sOslU IS for extra
State 80 55al2 Is for extra western;
SlZ 6Jal5 " for white wheat X; 70 goa
- 2O' for round hoop Ohio; Ellai2 for
common 70 good st. louis; SI2 5OAle %
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P.oU Portrr.. 1ToDroe.

FoRTRRss MONROE, Jan. 2-Msjor
GilIem arrived this InOTniuy
on \ short visit, en- route to join his
command.
BriRadier General HaRner, Comman-
dant of the WateTvilet Arsenal, Il on
4 visit to Fortress Monroe. for the pur-
pose OF consulting with the Ordnance
upon suggested Improve
ments In the iron gun carriage.
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The unsolicited recommendations we ne
ceive from all parts OF the globe prove them
TO be Just exactly what We claim.
They dre purely Hepeto6is;
1RsN tGfH IntiOOTdfe and Strengthen.
They JoTttfV The StEfeTI dPdfTISt The sfil :eJecs
Of UIli1hoIelO1He HdteT.
They trH cure Dyspepsia:
They ICiH cure HedT1bttETI.
They LtiH cure Headache:
Ttey IriH cure Jdundice:
They tOiu cure Sea Stciue1s.
IflsU tciH cure General DeJtlflU:
T7le,y IUfu eTedfe q hhdILbV AppsiiLe.
They contain no POtSOnOlLS Drug
They LCtu InttO0T0te he hVIteEH Of IndigeIttOH
and moderately Increase the temperature OF
the body; and tue force OF the circulation,
acting, In fact asa general conobOFant Of the
system.
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BOSTON, Jan. 2.-The Legislature as
sembled to- day; George o. Bristow was
chosen President of the Senate, aud
Harvey Jewett Speaker OF the House.
Robert Preston, the clerk who ran
away from Dorchester, last week, with
$4,000 and a fruil woman, has been ar
rested in Charleston, y. G.
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life is Warml Death is Cold

SnEoNIG Diseases, Female Complaints,
a, A-SmPtIOn, Liver OmPlRlntH-
f932tcAL ASD CONSULTING Roon1s, No. 4
- FKLLhyFs' BUILDING. hoNROE ST.
EdOa. j. KISNER, NJ. D.,
Oh,AISIISAE. AND CONSULTING PLY.
-, - ItfS SIni 10 ~ Diseases Of a Chronic Ma
1S-,I 70 NE human family, viz
oASea9e orNaNe Air Passages.
Nasal CataFTh, OEenA, Asthma anu I5ousuup=
lion, AS well as all diseases OF the Heart aud
Digestive system,
Indigestion, Liver CoinplRints, Dlarrhea,
DyBsntsry, Constipation. PiIeI, &C, and all
AFFECTIONS OF Nervous system,
irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy. Chorea,
iections ariAing nom an
Impure state or Hood.
Scrufulops Sores, ENLARGED Glands. UIcer
and Ohsttn3te Skin Diseases, Rheumatism,
white Swelling, sc.
hia ~ stem II the only true and successful
one for the treatment OF all
Diseases Peculiar 10 Females.
Painful. PrOfuse and Suppressed Menstrual
ton, LeucoTrhea, Falling OF Womb, with all
iGe sympAthetic accompaniment, such IS
Gener0 Debility, &c SpeciIf Attention
given To all
DIseRa OF the Genito-Urinnry ORGANS.
via; Inflammation of Kidneys and BLADDER,
DIlDoilng and sealdlnE OF Urine, Difficult,
EEtSuSnt and Painful Urination, Gravel and
DtAbetts, 0nonoFFhea, elect S5iFicfure aud
SYp6ilh, sPeTmAtOTThea and I'm potancy. aud
III keINoua Affections CONSEQUENT upon
i0UEHfUL lSDISCRErIoNs-
Tue Doctor h abls al all times To Give sails
lsSIon - 70 result Of treatment, &C. Conn
nunie1iionS confidential and promptly no.
IN al eAsea where a personRi and direct exc
animation Is made.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-03

NEW YORK, Jan. The u. S. Asses
sor. Gilbert, has decided that \ tax Of
50 cents per gallon must be paid on
imitation wines.
The Chamber Of Commerce has ac-
cepted the invitation OF the Boston
Board OF Trade 10 send delegates to the
Commercial Convention. 20 be held in
that city on February 5th.