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aake a clean nrea., or,,


the Register, thoroughly ashamed at
last we hope, OF Its disingenuous course
during the late canvass and after the
state election, Is assuming "a tone of
great candor. In an article yesterday.
commented on elsewhere, 1t endeayors
to appear very honest by revealing
party secrets and confesstng certain
causes of defeat. In another, referring
to the hope of Hconseryative'' Journals
that Grant will betray the party that
elected him., the Register with much
candor assures its readers that such a
suggestion Is preposterous, and that
Democrats must make up their minds
to submit to "Eour years more OF Radi-
cal rule with RadicalIsm controlling
every department ofthe Government" !"
This is all doubtless very true, but.
while our friend is at the confessional
will he not ease his conscience a
little by telling the truth about the re-.
suit Of the West Virginia State election.
We have urged him to correct his state.
.ment, kept up in staring head lines as
late as the fourth day after the election.
that West Virginia had given 5000
Democratic majority. But not one wsrd
in correction OF it has ever appeared,
If the editor Of the Register is not equal
to the task OF writing a paragraph on
this dreadfully unpleasant subject, we
give him leave to copy from the INTEL.
LIaEScER, either the returns In detail
or the tabulated statements Of the vote.
Either would enable his readers to
cipher out the truth-that is, those of
them who know how to cipher.
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CALIPORNIA.
sAN FnAro1soo. nov. 5.

SAN FRAEoIsco, Nov. 8.
Slight earthquakes are of almost daily
occurrence since October 2Ist. Last
evening at 8 o'clock a sharp shock last
ing IL seconds, created considerable
alarm among the people, doing no
damage to property.
The Kentucky Mining Company has
declared a dividend of 20 dollars share
for October.
The San Francisco vote is 25, 200, the
largest ever polled. The Democratic
msjority 1873. The defeated RepubII-
can municipal ticket intend to contest.
The Republican Central Committee
profess to have proof OF over 1000 lie
gal votes. -
At the elention for members OF the
Legislature OF British Columbia, yes
tsrdHy, the cOnfederationists We're sue
cussful, every district heard from. The
vote was unusually large, the fran
chise having been extended TO foreign
ers of three months residence.
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WHEELING VEST VA SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1868
q HURoPE.
NEW YORK, Nov, G.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
A Madrid special says the Spanish
Army is to be reorganized and a Nation
al guard formed: All the provincial
Juntas or Conventions have dissolved
themselves OF their own accord. In
nearly all the great centers they have
been replaced and elected by universal
suffrage. These councils have inn
mediately proceeded to reerganiZe the
government of the cities and villages.
The Professionals of Madrid have de-
manded and obtained permission to
bnild chapel In Madrid. Gen. DuIce
has refused to accept the title of Duke
given T. him by the provisional gov
A Lisbon special says, the majority
Of the Portuguese are opposed to the
Spanish annexation. The forts of the
country are being refitted.
LONDON, Nov. 6.
+ The Standard. Conservative Organ,
ascribes the disparagement OF ReYerdy
johnson by the radicals here to his
admiration Of England.
Accounts are received to-day of a
dreadful railway collision yesterday
near Newham, Wales. Several passen-
gers were killed and many Injured.
The Times of to-day has IN editorial
on the result of the Alabama negota-
nonB, which 1t infers from speeches of
American Ministers that IL has been
brought to a satisfactory conclusion, 1t
exultS in the solution Of the question
and praises Mr.. johnson not only for
the frank and oOncIliat0ry manner in
which he has conducted this oOntro-
versy. and also for his manly and
Straightforward utterances in regard to
the payment of the National debt.
The Times declares that the tone in
which Mr.. johnson repudiRtes the tam
pering with the national credit as
fraud, shows that the higher class of
American politicians recognize the
same principles of morality which are
current on. this side OF the Atlantic.
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sTno womaId-O'BaIdWin Fight.
.sr- poy,or,rrrx,psTf,- Fyo,y a


"A doubtful report Just recaivsd here
states that Wormald and O'Baldwtn
fought early on the morniHg of election
day, in Putnam county. There were
but few people present. Soon after the
fight commenced Wormald hit OBJ Id
win a terrible blow cutting his face open
from chin to ear, when O'Baldwin raj
lied aud soon after, by heavy and well
directed blow won the fight. The par
ties then left the field and procuring
carriages intercepted the night express
down train on the Hudson River Rail.
road either At Garrison or at Fishktll,
where they took passage In a draWIng-
room car for New York; After height
was over one oflths backers of oiBald-
win got into AN altercation and was
dealt terrible blow In the face by Joe
Coburu. The greatest vigilance was
exercised by fighters to ward on any
suspicion OF the light. and they sue
ceeded well. @ s-s.G 80
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mIssOURI.
sr. Lou1s. NoYember 6.

ST. Louis, November 6.
The RePW1Iiedn publishes a table
which shows a Democratic majority in
seven counties of ,s25; a Democratic
gain of z ,547, and In 80 other counties a
Republican majority of Il, ,S59; gain
OF $3.50, giving net Democratic gain
in so counties of 6, SIT. The Democrat
claims Radical gain OF over 1900 in
56 counties. The returns strongly In
dictate the election of four Democratic
Congressmen-tie Let, 9th, and 9th dis
tricts If carried being gains. In the Sd
district Mccormick Democrat, win be
reelected. .----
A Clearing House representing thirty
prominent banks Of this city has been
Established here and will be open for
business as soon as suitable room can
be obfHined. zs
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Pursuant TO the decree made and ontarBd
ofOciober, 1868. IWIlI on MoHDAY THE 28D
DAY OF HoYElIRER, 1855, Mt my ofiice IN the
Forth stTsst, and thereaIier 6y S6joufsss
rnsnt IS shall be found necessary PEoesea 70
~. -, An accon1t of an rnoneSs. and isf-
fects belonging 10 the estate OF Mary smith,
which came into the hands Of Joseph W:
or them, as administrators Of Josihh Nor an
deceased. And what amount OF money and
gan az the tune OF his death, belonging 10
said Mary Smiths estate, and the amount
Of his in debtedness l. any at the time OF his
whether snficient estate, andif soWhat e.
eof josiah Morgan legally Applicable 20
w, Moran and William 3. Morgan HltEnin-
isrraiors OF Josiah MoERan, 70 pay to 1ho en-
tate OF MARY smlLh the lnde9teoness OF I't
said Morgans death, and what rial pFopeEty
tie said Josiah Morgan died seized Of II any
and what dispOsltAon has psen made oi LRe
SsSond. An account ofaDy. bonds. notes.
| ing 10 the estRte or Mary smith and remaih-
| Ing uncoIlectsd. And 70 nscertn1nz and re-
port n the same or any PAL. ala wiais9 OF
| time the said Josiah Morgan acted ~ Xxx.
ecntor Of said Mary smilh,s estate, md
| nov be collected, or could nave been amce
1 the apPOInImsnJ Of an administrator de
b1lEts RgIs OF Mary smithla estAte. and 70
/ has been lost 70 the estate Of tne sald MAY
smith, tfany, by the neglecE Of the SAD N.
i ecutor JOSIAH Morgan, IN GAiling 10 e1tiyct
/ the debts due sad estate.
| Third. To ascertain and report what legn-
Giles un1eT the SAID viii OF Mary smith, hhye G
/ been raid 10 the legatee4 10 whom, The
i amount and the date, aud also what lekn11ea
l yet remain 10 be paid and their amount,
i Also 1 shall enquire Into and make TtPoTt O
i any and alIother matters 4 may dem per
l ttnent. HANNIBAL FOABA -
Commissioners Ohio Co.. Cifcnie Court
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Trnsfaa,s Sale.

ny VIRTTJE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
n dated INC fourteenth day OF Jungs 1htos
e|.cnted by Robert Ibbltson and wife 70
Tnvselfa as TTustas, and Of record In the Cierk,a
office OF ohio county, Yolnme % page f5zs1
JEiII sell at tho Court house In TINS city OF
WheeIIng, on Saturday, the hflh day o. De-
esmber, iSs8 the Following des eEibedi prupErs'
"A piece or pRHceI OF ground Bitnated On the
bank OF Wheeling Creek, In The city Of
WheaiiuR. bounded as f0liOWHs beginning ~
q point one hundred and utnsty sleat elBt o.
fhe eaSt line Of Eoh street. on the une OF n
sfreet called Crescent street, lAtd out nom
eoff Gtreet eaStHnrdly 70 the Crosceut LION
MilI on the bank of Wheellng creek aAid
(,feFceut street being . eonnnuation Of
Websfer street, though running neater tho
sfreet and at different angle nom Wehatef
GfTeefs thence northWnIdly along Stne east
sida of an aIIeT tylenfy feoE wide 10 Nfhaels-'
fuR creek, thence eaEtWaTdly up said cree
6ixtY feet, thence GouthWuroty Dy . slin-
paTslIel With. said alley 20 said Cre3eent
street. Themes WeatWaTdy along the noIth
line on Crescent Btneer sixty fees 70 tha place
OF beEtnntngr tosether vat a ms. NJ eh3neIy.
fxtuTeS ana i'm ulproVennents thereon or ap.
peTtaining thereto, bang tha same prDp9rtJf.
conveyed by Gill q Hardman 10 lboitfpn 4
Zlmmer and by the latter 70 HobeEt 4beits
Tefrns OF sale, one-fourtn cash, and the re-
rnainder In equal payments Of SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest noun
day OF sale seenredsby Deed Of Trust on the
HE title 10 the above property Is belisvedl
to be good. Selling n Trustee u viii only
convey sueh title as tsyested In ule by aal1l
s oeSo.imsod % %ssE HsFrrzHUaH. Trustss.s
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Twenty.three counties. total gains
1902; total losses II; net gains 1881. Add
this to the majority in October aud 1t
makes Grants majority about 1900, II
the thirty counties yet to be heard from
give Just the same majorities they did
last month. The largest tcounties.arere-
ported; but it will not be surprising If
those yet to be heard from have given
near a thousand gain on their last vote.
Irso GRANTS majority will be over {. 900
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DRY GOODS,

seasonable goods, but the market on
the whole is quiet and generally steady.
Jobbers, however, put up the price of
Lancaster prints 3<c per yard in sym
pathy with the advance established by
agents. The market for Canton dan-
nels is looking up under Improved in
QuIrY md the near approach of cold
weather.; otherwise no important
change. EIlerton brown p Canton
Aannels quoted &C 2lci do D bleacbed do
at 26c; Nashua a do at 175<c; Great
Falls A grain bags offered as low as
size; Lewiston A at 100 Stark A al
421fc; heavy brown drills are reduced
10 and now sell at I71<c.
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RwKsT VIRGINIA PosT oFF1cE MAT
TERs.-Miss Amelia @. Tompkins has
been appointed post mistress at Chest
nut Hill, Kanawha county, vice w. a.
Rogers, resigned. The order Of oetos
ber srd, annulling contract and discon-
tinuing service on Post route No. s41so,
from Weston to Glenyille. has been re.
called; and. the service restored.
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mAnnErs by TELEGRAPH:
NEW York, November 6.

corroN-Heavy and decidedly lower;
sales 235 bales, at 25a251<c for m:ddling
FIo1R-Quiet and without decided
change.
GRAIn-wheat-Steady. without 40,
.tivity. Rye-Dull; at 81 40al Al for
unsound, and 81 Hal IS for sound
mixed western. Oats-Quiet, at T4a
741<c for western adoRt.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q at S27 90
cash for mess. Beet-Dull and un-
changed. Cut Meats-Dull and nom-
inal. Baoon-Quiet; without change.
LARD-Dull, at 169<aI7c for fair to
prime steam
Eaas-Rfthont change.
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KANaAa.
. HrgTE -.

Sr.LoUIs, Nov. Q.
Coz. Crawford, of Kansas, has re-
sigued and been commissioned Colonel
OF the new regiment OF cavalry raised
by the State for service against the In
diaus. The Lieut.. Governor viii act as
Governor during the remainder OF the
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senuyIeF C6Ifax.
REApINo-PEI

( REApINo, Pa, Nov. 6.
Schuyler Golfaz passed through here
to-day by the Q 80 train Tor New York
he was met at the depot by large
crowd OF Republicans to whom he
made minutes speech.
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MIaREsoTA.

ST.. PAUL. Nov. s.
The split In the Republican party
here resulted in the defeat OF Donpel-
ly and the election OF Wilson Demo
craft for Congress. The State gives
II 600 Republican majority. Negro suf-
frage is carried by 5000 majority.
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Tho Presldenliai vote in Vest yir.
FF Efntn. - -

We have been surprised to and how
greatly the majorlties for Grant In this
State exceed those cast for the State
ticket. The following is list OF coun-
ties sand the Republican gaines and
losses as compared with the recent vote
for Governor. reported up to last even
ipo.
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THE Pan Handle NetDs clothes its
columns In mourning for the defeat of
the Democracy and declares that
american Liberty is Blotted out"
viii somebody getthe manaeles and
chains ready to put on that fellow. ses
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EyRNINo REPORT

The excitement in Wall street to-day
was intense, and without PEeeedenL IN
tfie history of the Stock E1chenge.
The panic this morning was ABOUT as
sfesTnoonl fhe buoyaney was greater
thaniat any time since the speculation
f1T5,re fo,z \ rise about two weeks ago.
TTi1s J1onev market opened livery strtn-
cant ar 4 Dsr cent. ON call. with q per
CENT. comnissions but closed easier at z
5ass,,sd nv tiIe reports that the Bear
Eciione had covered their shorts and
we're ceiling out money, and that the
bsrlks were lending more freely which
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WHIT.
.w1nr. G. b, w. Va, Nov-5. 1858.

.w1RT, C. h, w. Va, Nov.5, 1868.
EditorS InteLigeneeT: ExFS = .
The election on the Bird passed on
very quietly throughout TINS .county; 1iy
IS on the a2nd OF last month. The of
ficial retnrnB from all the townships
arc in, which give the electors OF Grant
and Colfax96 majority In the county
more than double Steyenson1s majority
at the other election. The .Repubh bhcAps
at Wirt have certainly done their duty
In this canvRss. s'i - 80
Yours truly, 9. B. FIsHER. $
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MONEY AND STOCKS,

The excitement in Wall street, to-
day, borders on the panic Of 1857. and
aster: h IA creating anprehensions
among bankers and brokers, and has
caused enormous depreciations In
stoeks; railway shares were sold by the
thousands, and government bonda py
the millions. Tradeia standing Htill In
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CINcrNHAu, Nov:6.
The river has risen 4 feet inches,
with I3 feet inches in the channel;
weather cloudy in part;thermometer 40
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Commissioners Notfee.
Joseph ". Morgnn, % al.

TN cHAES,ERY: IN ,! THE GIRcUrr
R. g. BaE, Admir-, &C., .. aLs.r s;.rl.'
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RiVer and weather.

@ PrrrsBURaH, Nov. 6.
Weather cloudy; river feet s1z
inches; mercury 4le-
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Editors 1ntettfge,esr
BROOKE.
mINRRAL.

NEW CREEK, w. VA, Nov. 5, '6s.
Editors InteHigeneer: -
Grants majority in this county Is So
A gain of So. Yours truly,
w. NJ. WELoH.
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Grant's maiority 7O7.

at the October election Ste
venson, for Gov'r, received 1899
.............E. 976
steyenson's majority ....,...,528
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Special Returns to the Intslligeneer.
POoAHOHTAS co DUTY.
q, p.n,,,t.ar J. : [OFFI0rAh'l Democrat.

PRESTON.
/ K1NewooD. w. yA., Nov. 8. '6s.
Editors IntelEigeneer za
This county gives Grant and Colfax
Electors a majority OF 9S4 votes, a
gain OF 2l7 on vote of last month.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY STARTzMAN.
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Bank of wheeling

% - = . WHEELING, W.VA :
MEALS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
IL Government Bonds Stocks, Gold, Cont
mercIaI Paper, and an Negotiable Securities.
Special attention given to collections.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits fonr
cent hlert one year. .3ss z1l
JOSEPH sEYB0LD, ASH Cashier. !. =,
mar3-1y ss1-F -lfs --@ 7-la
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Editors IntelIi0encer:
The following is the vote of Marshall
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GRANT.

GRANT O. H., GRANT Co., w. VA, I
November 5, 1868. J
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Cincinnati. EH1

C1Nc1NNATI., Nov. 6.-FIoUR-DulI;
family at 81 Soar 20.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul No. Red not
saleable at better than 81 IS. Corn
Dull; declining, old at 90 new 60a6Sc.
0ats-Steady at 57a5Sc. Rye-Quiet at
81 Is. Barley-DulI; nominal, Canada
81 25; state spring 81 75. Cotton-Dun
at 23a231<o for middling, stock light.
ToRAcco-DulI; sales OF "a hhds; lugs
S6 60al0 20; leaf Sl1 s0a22 40.
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Editors Intelli1eneer.
Young Grant is ahead of the world.
The vote Of our county stands as fol-
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Bar Iron.
OAR IRON, round and square, from
d Wayne and American and sligo Mills,
Pittsburgh.
BAR IRoy, nat, rom 5zxlS to 6&1<. s4as
BAR IRoS, oval, half oval and hall round
BAR Iron, single and double HoTEe Shoe
BAR 1RoH, Hoop from u tO4 In.
BAR LEON, Wagon tires, cut 70 lengthE
p. @ GHIbDRETH q BRO.
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Recent Publications.

George w Carleton & Co., New York, are
the publishers of lit e book entitled Friend
ly Counsel for Girls, by Sydney Cox. 1t con-
tains great deal of gentle and judicious
counsel addressed to young girls by one of
their own SEX The writer has managed quite
skillfully to combine amusement with ins'ruc-
ton; for she has illustrated the truths she
wishes to teach by short pleasing stories, which
are a more forcible means of impresslng young
minds than the best considered homilIes We
cordially commend the book. (Received by
Bailey & Noyes.)
From Careton's we have also The White
Gauntlet novel by Captain Mayne Reid, au-
thor of "The Scalp Hunters" "Osceola," "The
War TRAIL" &c. 1t is written in style quite
indescribable, but which reminds one of moth
ing so much as the stage walk of Mrs. Crum-
niles which so impressed Nicholas Nickleby,
and which consisted of a stride and stop al
ternately. We present our readers with a
brief specimen from the opening chapter.
A woman in wood.
She was high-born, beautiful, and bright
haired.
She was unaccompanied by hu nan creatur,
hawk, hound and horse being her only com
panions.
1t must have been her choice to be thus mn
attended. Wishing it, the daughter of 81
Marmaduke Wade might have had tor escort
score of reIainers.
Autumn was in the sky; and along WITH IL
MONDAY sun. .,,orf,sd
What do she in the wild wood ""s
unattended? l. she a-hawk wking ao.;,oo
PAS she Iost her vay-is she wanuerInS!
Her behavior would lead to the eehet tna'
! she is expecting some one ors ,ar,ar;r,
| The horseman soon apreaafs, ra tsn.e,iai a.,r,a,
OF a common roadsteri
snreiy he is not the expected one Of Mariol
The question is answered by the scornful ex
l. clamation that escapes from her pouted lips.
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20. 4 cures Eevers. Congestion, InfamatiOns, q
4. . Orms Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 2;
=. ry'ng Collie or Tee,hing OF infans, 2.
I. j. Diarrhea OF children or adults, q
" {. Dysentery: Gripping, illious Collie, 2i
Coughs, Co DIS, Bronchitis 25
Neul algia, Toothache, Faceache 25
!. - Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo 25
10 Dy-Peosia Bilious Stomach, 25
:. III Suppressed or painful Periods, 25
. whites too profiise erlods, 2h
I rOuP, Cough. tificult Breathing. Of
salt Il heum ,Ervsipeas Eruptons 25
:. i5 Rheumatism Rheumatic Pains, 2j
a. ~ Fever IL Ague, Chill Fever, Ague, 80
:. ~ Piles, blind or bleeding. 80
=. rs Opthalmy, and sore or weak eyes, 80
4. az atarrh acute OF cronic Influenza, 80
g 59 :. whoopsns Cough, ioleni Coughs. 30
q 81 " Asthma. Oppressed Breathing, 50
"a " Ear Discharges impaired Hearing so
.o5 " Scr fula enlarged. ilands, ,Sweliirgs, 70
/" "a "a :. General nebiliy, ,Physi alWeakness. o
o. &. 90 " Dr"psy, 'nd scanty Secretions 90
9. 20 " seas,ckne. , sickness from riding, 80
z Kidney Disease. Gravel. SO
2S Nervous Debility. eminal
Emis-iens, Involuntary Dis
"2s g sore Mouth, Canker, 50
oo Orlna~y Weaknes4 4, wettng bed so
{. 81 Painful eriods, with >pasms, so
81 sEaaasranss E..a:.,sss s al Change g & 9t Life; 1oe
Of Diphtheria, ,ulcerated Sore Throaf so
FAMILY CASES
Of 30 large vials, morocco c.se
contss"iux specifie for every
ordinary disease a family is sub.
Ject TO, and n book Of directions, $1,000
Smaller -amily and Travelling cases,
With 20 to % walls. from IS to IS
Specincs Tor all private Discnses. both
tor Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in vals and pocket cases., ....Ss to SIS
~ These Remedies by the case OF single Box are
sent 10 any part OF the Country by mail or express
free Of charge on receipt OF the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOmEOPATBIC nEDICsNE COMP v
Office and Denot No 562 broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at his office
personally by letter above, all forms OF dis
eases
f. Sweetzor and Crosman & Co, A gents.
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Found

A PURSE containing sum efmoney. Enquire
"A at this office d3t oe s
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TENTILATION.

MAYORS OFFICE,
City OF Providence, July 29, 1868.
LUTHER ROBINSON, ESQ.,,
Dear Sir: i have no hesitation in saying that your
system OF ventilation is the best that has allen
der my observation. 1t has been successfully ap-
piled TO our High School Building, the Dexter Asy
lum, and the rooms of the Common Council and Al
dermen. Yours trulJ,
a--... THos. A. DOYLE, Mayor.
City Hall, Dover, N. ~.
Hon. j. w. WEIGH, Chairman of Building Com
mittee, wrote April II, 1858: We opeped our hall
for the first time TO the publ last Monday evening
when 1t was filed 20 overlooking, 1000 persons being
present, nearly all OF whom remained onietIy "a
hour their faces beamng with delight indiea. ino thai
good fresh air was abundautly supplied as an invio
Grating age The universal slamation from those
I'm ihe galleries was, How pure the air Isl How
different from that In the old hall p"
The Boston School COMMITTEES say, p. 81 Of their
Report, isss:-Ths ccess of these Yentilators has
been eomp;ete and entirely satigactory, and CAN
not BIZ QUESTIONED
FAIRBANKS SCALE MASUFACToRY,
ST Johnsbury, Vt, June 4, 1867.
We are familiar with the results accomplished by
the ventilators sold by Mr.. Robinson and have n(
hesitation in recommending the same. Thee o. then
are on High Scnool House, one on the NoTtf
Church, and one on our office.
E. g. n. FAIRBANKS a. co.
For perfect Ventilation apply to the U. 3 VEN.
TILA ION Co., 46 Congress Street, Boston.
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