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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19


These ~ <91OOO and
which heimeBse internal d
the Empire iar from these points through Us canals and nagabh
The Cable laid this Company propose erecting anines and
establishing erdy and Trustworthy OF lcston, which
the eonnunict Of tue
Of life,
has postal a her ony means now ~ COMMUNICATING nor~
ton l. nv courier land. and nv water
World that hina large eountry 10 the
main peopl; that than
local pOpl on
Four Fourteen Millions and ths likely be mn
the actual Nearly al OF these VINO are 0s
old Her ck pecuar
that of Europe Csiha Is sna OF
tle latter ezceeug y quick To aya them
pofered facility fr early inflammation
that the Chine ~
though there Bugsh al To-day grHt n'm
owned be bDese merchants 40 nSe N e
exclusively Of nteg nee The eeapn
propose connecting al their great spor' ere DO"
believe would it, cost WITHIN I've hst w" Je
Of operation and would steadily Increase thereafter .
commends Itself gesier irgee remaefEe 70
ta people IL Of vast national Importance
commercially politically. Had e, sBgeleaiy. 49, -, 90.
nnte number NAV he ohtAne A.
each 10 payabe Isl 4 Noyeoe and Paans
monthly Of ~ 50 each commencing December 1906 90
Ge@Ts DRBxEL WINTHROP q Co. E.nbe-s. 80 iawsLst.
Mesr. BooKsTAvER THAYgR L SLVssoS No 10 wsII'.
THE NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH Eew-YorL
Messns DRaAEL & Co.. Philadelphia
Mos.s. J. h. BROMEkLL Co, New York
MsSsrs JAY COOKE Co. Washington. D. C.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, D. O.
Messrs &. D. HEAD sni T. n. PERKINS, Boston
Hrssrs. LEE HlGGINSON Co. Boston.
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse, " T.
TIKI SYRACUSE CITY BANK Ssr4cuse n L.
Messrs. DONAIiOE. KELLY & Co, Ssu Francisco, Cal
". H. Highly PeqnsnnOck National BAak Bridgeport Cons
W. H. MORSE American Express Company, Schenectady T.
Of the Company. Nos - and - NzAu New IOrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

GuRSRR- GURyRR-N Nyact Y, THURSDAY. Sept H. at the
residence - brides parents BY Rev L. Marvin assisted BY tbs
Rev COREY George Gurnes 10 Sarah Gurnee daughter Of E
JRSSSGS-KIRBY-n Nrw.aveu CONF wednesday. Sept Is
the brides bg the Rev MI Fitch Isaac
Jennings Norsa Conn 10 MIS- Sarah d. Kirby OF the for
place.
MITCHRLI-BACKrSAt Stuyvesan " on Thursday the i7th
residence 81 the brides sister BY the Rev NeFns
ou.r Mhche New York City Annie, daughter OF kYaHs
Bsckus ESQ., Of CoIsackie. y. L No cards
KETCHAM-Iu Brooklyn D. Tue-iav Sept IS 1888
Geo Pssanis Noble 81 the
NJ Ieave aud Elisabeth Taylor, daughter Of b r
Krtrbam ESQ
sFCOR-AINSfIB-Ou Tuedy Sept u.s. at the Lsyetesve Pres
hysnu Church hy the Rev Thea CuTrr d. John A. Seeo Of
New York 10 Miry " Aiusl- u Brookn e. d.
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NEW-JERSEY.

MASS MEETING AT ELIzABETII-sPEECiiEs BY
SENATOR FRELINGuUYsEN AND CEN PLLAs-
Ono If the largest Republican meetings OF
the SEASON was held al Elizabeth last evening Long
fore the hour announced for tho opening haa M
drums Of the Rows in Blue were sOuhdhR anu tn ~ ~, ~
were filed with people Every train came IN ioue Tn
loyal and patriotic . Wpaen from the west
With 10 cars, bearing Representatives from hSsee'
Crawford Westneld Panfeld FemngIon nd Cher
Dnrndhrnok RiceAeld Dunellen Newark, ana otner
towns and villages The train from the soa'h nv, w 0
posed of IS cars and the Newark tram Oh ~ IN. Ereng
ng-named organizations reprehehteo' INC 6vaIrS
luyseu Eugneer Corps. Walsh BatleTJ lapeoin ND'''
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CONNECTICUT.

The Republicans of Greenwich held an en-
thu,iastc meeting Tuesday evening ana organized
Grant and CnlfaX Climb with Mr. Joseph Russell Pr'Si
dent and Mr.. Wright. Secretary Addresses were made
by Capt Murphy of B1dg port, the Rev j. Rowland aud
Mr.. Russell Of Greenwich.
Srlhy's Hail. Stamford, was crowded to excess
Thursday evening last. with Republicans ~ that VII
lagc To- hear Lieut. Gov WoOdfurd speak the l-su ~
the day lie occupied the attention Of the meeting for
about two hours Al the close ~ the meeting The Boys
I'm Rluc formed u line ard marched through the puc
pal srrct~ with banners, Torches aud music, and drew
fUlth cheers from all along the route.
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Sp,tial Bottles.
A Wonderful Cure.
49, m n SCH J. NJ X

by DIR. j. H. SCHtNNh
Of woman the last stage Of consumption now 10 oous' h
Consnml tves hope should '' Miss 'AhAnHe
Collins and Judge for themselves.
Was called upon TO visit Cathane Collins NO III MottsI
yyot bou the M Of February 1906 and found her belfast and
in the last stages Pulmonary Consumption She had night
sAtS ch aud Of heat at tines very much S'a
,r 5.biaed that bad to be pmpped mp In bed made
the examination With my Rpomeier aud found Tie len lung om Top
bw 50 diseased be complete mass Of corruption The
M tubes we're affected but there cavities She
"a cough ard her mother stated that her husband THE pa.
go, ,b and several children had suffered similarly aud
- che heat medical skill then knoSn had died Although Win
-, any hone undertook the determined to do my utmost
al I - uously the family being poor that they could mol al
G "a prehase the medicine BY nng Pumone Syrup ses"eed
n and the Mandrake Pills. and following advice and care and
sn she Is nov hearty tales pleasure 10 state her
,s,. IA sufferers who may call upon her.
Patients can Sehenek professionally az MS Rooms y" -
pond. HewYork TUESDAY. September 2s rom me- |" Up
m All sd,e charge bu, for thoronsh examination VITO "s
sa Price Of the Pumoue syrap and seaNed Tonic
ZACH Al 50 ne. bottle 81 50 the haoien Mandrake rus %
cent. p.r bor Sold by Druggists everywhere full supply can always
be obtained al BIZ RVons. No. u Boadii. A'w'iSsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
NEW-.JERSEY.

rOuSug Republican meeting was held at
PlaiuHcd last evening. Addresses were made by d. H.
II. Gilbert. SIR James II. Aiklnan and others
Notwithstanding the fact that over 1000 Re
pbcans went ont at Newark last evening ia participate
ia the dedication If the wi.wam 10 Ezabr The tnncy
NJ Newark filed hy an enthusiastic audience ASSENT
bcd 10 ratty nomination of the Hon. George A. Hal
kpv fr Congress Addresses were delivered ly samuel
Hewlett. esq, OF Iiyiug tou, and other gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
prprrnLlCAN RALLY IN BROOKLYN.

q BIN MIR. JOHN Oakley AND OTHERS
Tho great Republican tent in Fifth-ave', near
Nn,b-st Brooklyn was crowded with the SCI
I W, Grant and Cofax Club and their frienas VINO
0nn naIu ,Dc meeting last evening In 'front.' Oh tHe
tent traOsparsassSs Stn snS %
Repuui,a'ioTGh oiceD and Grant and victory,
INSIDE INSIDE, the the pgitOrm vas di"ped ""H
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Union Krnnhlicnn Nntionnl Committee:

Ueslquarts- tr tlanre no~ open al he a.
Hotel New Civ business coumulicalnnS IN. Com
dressed TIE M of the omeI. ana me.ee Chandler
,Nsu ntl, Boston VI William
Sscetsrg Wa,linsas Central kHecuiVe Vt William M
Claim Boston Ma. Pax. North Beuunt'2 -, Nv yo,t
Kemhle No 225 Gru,t Philadelphia Horace Rsi,irp ONO.
IL H. Ssrkuesttr. HoI onn D. L. Efssare Commites
Iirsdouoe chic D. jones'. Chicago " ..r,;ys ,i,s
Omaha southern
IIsagss,. si.r ,sM Seu'hsoT'h, 49, es Ia
T,Gc .t.- Cat H.
80, a lice headquarters Sin T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

This Company organized under the laws Of the state
with cash capital J00 invested IN United Sta rs Bonds los
the 81 business on the STRICTLY MUTUAL Pb'
uayrg only legal interest aud dividing lis Es1ihk NH
%
In upon the combined experience OF tee o
an successful Maaa Companies and PAYABLE ExcLusL
Of LYE ENDOWMENT POLICIES are an'ee
b. th Company all NON FOKVETfSG by their terms
M RES TRAyEL, kEsiDESCk OCCUPATION
manufacture Of hgb nHanmAhe or efpe
ave ubtauces mining hast submarine opeuuous asa ts sa
I'D nsy IN actual contract of this Company Ths
hosr LIBERAL POLCr EyEK G-rFD. - ....
Agents desiring represent las Company are requested 70
With its Ohoera
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Moarty sept la-Cotogsas Nugs nominalv 2lr Re
cens a0j bale Exports POS bales sale, Of the eek Ji5 .e
tlr coast n bales; lH6 halrs stock hald
b tsks bills N~v-l ork. discount at sight
NV Sept 10 totoHD Demand active Ndfngs, re
receipts 25l2 sales Of the week
lw1 ~ H hic't net receipt. sgI haes
hand 1890 bales sterling hK'
change 81 si 5i; NYors Sigh p cent discount God 4t
Cnr,u and unchanged Oats dull 62c BRAN and
Mess PORK STEADY a. 80 - Bacon cav
Shnuer sides t7ic Lard nnuiua rc" 2Oc Neg re
O. sept laSprs luTp-nuue hIn ~ t2c hsin'
Strained - 80; No 2 81 No. ~ 10 Tar nrm I" " o.
Co'ton--Niialug re-
CacaGo Sept lsOp nth market tonight was acttvei sales
of No and Si5c
CH,EtsroS sept isCtten-RecrPts " the wee s3 go
h,les so bales soek 6 bales
'ud Improved Hc sales ll baei hddrss'
21icd,2ir. rer-It. ia ha--
aLvssTos SIT MISUNDERSTANDING the week 1913 bales
bae sses b hand l6T hae
Good g. Orinary quoted a. lttc
sept l8Coiiou arn sales $50 bAles receipts ls6
bales; Mtdhngs 2ic -.
SAvANS,H l8Coou eve; holders asking too high
MhinE 2Sc sa Of 100 bales receipt. Of the day
receipts the 42! bales JJl9 bales stock
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

FreckIc-. Tan. PImpies, &C., removed from the F'cE by
PAFHAS LrpN' Sod by all Druggists and 10y fhALON
4 SOY. Ne 5lT Broadwar. " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

Premature Loss the Hair. which sdaTs
entirely prevented II BuRSErs CoCoASK Iii AZ
the same time dressing M the hair single application
glossy for srv~ra daT For sale everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
MIRRIED

PhnIons Flor dc Niayo- the perfume for tie hAntker
chief sold by all Drurgss aud by PHAL0S Sos, n L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

For the Toilet, Nurscry, and Bath, use PHtLoSs PA
Will not chap the skin Sold by all Druggists - ceuu
prEe
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TIE CAMPAIGN.

Fs- P-e5'f,lt..... '..''.'''t hfSSES :. GHANi.
- re-. y.,.i.,.. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
NETWORKS:
r., 9oy,,sor ...............JOHNA A. GRISWOLD.
b. Iis.f. tior.i7.l -..........ALONZO Is. CORNELL.
Tor Canal Comm. ol-r.....AL EXANDER BARkLEh
For Siate Prison Inspector. HENRY A. BARNUM.
Tor CLERK Of 4pneaIs ....... CAMPBELL ii. YOUNG
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r..n.-icnn state COmmItIee.

- a. -. ro-e he Hamilton Harris, Chairman
= ,l,-r ecr- rr aud II. r Low. Chairman Of Executive
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New-YorK Gr7nt and COIfnx Boys In Blue.
Gan Thto B. Gates TX Com Rooms Is aud II AsOr House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

"Brick" Pomrroy addressed the Democracy
o. Reading. Penn. last night.
Gov. OSle> ", who has been speaking in lndi-
on. says that stat N give 1900 Republican majority
nevf month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

CUNNINGHAM PATRICK No. SIS West Twenty srh-st
COSTrGAN THOMAS. F!atbush, L. l.
UARKNESS REBECCA. BROOKLYN.
MORAN BRIDGET L., No. cog East rwelhhst
OLIVER EDWARD. jr, Clarrmout, n }.
OSBORN CATHERINE. Orange. ~ J.
SNIFFIN KATE n, White Plains. ~ Y.
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German Grant and Coinx Campaign Club.
Headquarters Ba,as No % Thrdsv reading at
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MINORS OF TIE CANVASS.

LATEST From MAINE-UNiIEARD OF RESI- LIS
EEPt BLICAN GAIN OF THiKIY-FIVE thou
SAND.
The Brid9cport Standard says:
Tv thr aid ~ old Farmers arithmetic. and neiChbor
Ht,.fI'- instruments, enabled Ia show gain
AZ $4,000 u thc Republican, majority ~ Maine at me
rttuur Almanac gives President Folks Democratic ma
,rty IN Maine. In 1874, M 1891 This M" Rrphhcnlis
W ipcd ont st Monday, aud gave I'm addition, majority
now -tAtcd 40 about 5000 The two together Won Soc
ctpb,r nm clear Republican majority or 1911
tits INST o In calculations ~ this sort 20 60 II ON
year. aud spending loss to the Democracy Won't
somebody hold "nr hat!
IMMENSE AND POSITIVELY ENoRMoUS-A RE-
PUBLICAN GAIN OF sEvLNTf-sIX THOUSAND
The Standard further says:
In our calculations yesterday Of the gain ~ $4,000 IN
the Republican MINORITY In Maine, based upon The
TURNER'S improved arithmetic and ncighbOr BeCkWlihs
Instruments. iuAN rrttty committed an error There
the with arithmetcal authority,
day being cloudy the instruments worked mper
fectiy. Toby W hnye taken new observation. ana
mud that the Republican gain n Nrne In the recent cleo
oi. instead ~ being only $4,000, l. IN reality IGooO
THIS l. the way we figure II: H. =" Nlne election ~
1874 the Republican vote only $4,000 Wherea. m
the election of Nf'rr their vote Wa about 5J,OOO,
being u gain ~ $1,000 ThS added 10 the gam ~ the
Republican uaiuIl - 5000 AZ clearly ~ wu by uS
YESTERDAY makes aggregate gain ~ 10000! IN inc
EcpubCtu vote of last Monday, 1000 than the
whole Republican VOTE aud shall not he surprised 70
see this ucrra ed when the official returns all I'm. We
desire 10 return special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 our
ueghbDrs of The FBier for the ~ their improved
arithmetic aud would recommend it, To professional
ophcrcrs especially fopp"reais-hout election tiine'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

IL CoRREcrISG suGHr ERRoE,
DR.. DiXon's Recomme dation
(.houl have been foloTsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

THR COTTON CROP.
Sept 8TA, pillar playing havoc with the cotton
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('rnffsnlen'-
LIFE ASSURANCE Co.,
OF NEM.lOkk.

PERMANENT OFFICE;
PARK BANK BUILDING No.. pa aui ZIG BROADWAY.
TEMPORARY OFFICE;
HERALD BUILDING No. 2lS BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

/ LATEST From MAINE-UNHEARD OF REsULTS--
EEPUBLICAN GAIN OF THiKIY-FIVE thou
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HERNIA. OR RUPTUBG.
HERNIA CAN 1T BIZ CURED by ANY OTHER kennedy ihAt
DR. sUERMAES CraATIyESl

DR. sHERMAYS CraATIyESi
Whist shall Of boldly from ts oNcc n
the clone without psnTuak.
he canal through Sheh the bowel tecenii There such tson
this City Thousands Dollar from bis dpeS We asa
The question Of every eauatel physician and ugb ~
world this Radical Cure Truss the most nhumsn device mV
torture Of suffering humanity inyeed There bat one Anser
The man who thus adyert Radical Cure Tn IN the face Of Iho
advanced sciences OF tie fellow and must meet ~
deserts Since the ne o. Dr. Sherman within the sovS
edge OF all suffering from Rapta they oadgg - lin daily "a
the benefit adaptation or
his Curaiyes 10 meet their peculiar
comfort han With ssrfeci osat
denc sdvse all brethren What better sy
given IN favor Of Dr. SenaEs than
positive aud ample statement above pesumed Ds 70
be given polite profound eiassbs euiits
writer on y theories
Dr. SHERMAN would respectfully inform those persons disposed 10
visit him. fou the unsolicited and powerful comments otDr Dru that
he vii be found at his only Office No. 6yI BroaGws.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30
\ Smallpox Remedy.

\ correspondent of the Stock ton,
California, Herald writes rs follows:
| herewith append recipe which
has been used TO my knowledge in
hundreds of cases. 1t will prevent or
cure ;he smallpox though the pittinSs
arc filling. When Jcuncr discovered
cowpox in England, the world Of
science hurled an avalanche Of fame
upon his head; but when tho most
scientific school Of medicine in the
world-that Of Paris-publishcd this
recipe rs u panacea for. smallpox, it
passed UNDECIDED. 1t Is ns unfniling MS
fate, and conqucrs In every instance.
1t Is harmless when taken by well
person. 1t will also cure scarlet fever.
Here is the recipe rs / have used 1t,
and cured my children Of scarlet fever
here it is ash liavo used it to cure
the smallpox; when learned physi-
clans said the patient must die, it
cured: Sulphate OF zinc, one grain
foxglovc (digitalis), one grain; half q
tca>poonrul OF sugar; mix with two
tablespoonful OF water. When thor
ouyl,ly:| mixed, add four ounces OF
water. Take spoonful every hour.
Either disease will disappear in twelve
hours. For II child. smaller doses, &C.
cordin2 to age. II counties would
compel their physicians 10 use this
there would DC no need Of pesthouscs.
II. you value advice and experience,
use this for that terrible disease.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30
THx Cincinnati Con,ue,rial;says:

The statement that tho, revenue fro,n
whisky under tho present tax OF tiIty
cents on the. gallon has nearly doubled
for tho four months ending October
30, "a compared; with tho Same period
OF tho previous gear, when the tax was
two dollars GU the gallon. will DC y po-
ser to those, wbo,. for speculation OF
other purposes advocate a return to
tho high rates. The sctual figures o;
tho Income are, for the months Of July,
August. September aud October. lSG1,
$5.025,G &c: for the sumo period Ol
1868, SS.$il,693 80. With this plain
statement OF results before Il, Congress,
will not be likely to change tho rate
OF taxation. no matter what pressure
may DC brought to bear Spon il. Tho
revenue lava may be modified 20 IA
~ the system OF collection ~ found
upon experience. to bc defective, ant
amended 81 IN to more eNectually pro
tcct the Interests OF the Government
but any change In the ratio Of taxation
need mol Ire expected
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30

THERE was time when women and
children were scarce IN San Francisco.
They were then appreciated. Accord
IN. to the Uestminster RerieH, n
rW6nlan once took her infant to u the
atre iii >,5ap Francisco, and just ~ tho
forchcstra 6egan ~ play tho child be.
gdIrto cry.-~A maii~in tho pit cried
ont. stop those fddles-6ndlet the
Ebaby cry. I. haven't heard sucha 4
sound tor ten ycurs"' The audience
applautlcd this sentiment; tho orchcs
tra stopped, and the baby continued
its performance amidst unboundcd ell
thu>iasm. ~ H.. 20
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30

SPEECH BIZ THE VICE president
ELEcr.-In his speech at q banquet nj
Philadelphia Saturday night, the 10Th
inst, Speaker Colfax said, relative to
the incoming Administration, that
ii was in favor Of the most searching
rctrcnchmcnt, honesty, efficiency aud
high character fn all connected with
the public service, a rigid guardian.
ship Of the treasury against unwise and
cxtrnvasunt schemes; u financial policy
which shall maintain our currency and
place tho United States OIL tho firm
rock OF specie payments. o.. ...s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30

A xE@ setAs seyxiasnSA
has latcly}becn patented; and its'applI!
cation will evidently form now era
in wood manufacture; Tor, In addition
to the prcservativo qualities cngcn-
d.rcd, it imsurcs the wood against
crackins, shrinking, warpins, or chip
ping. and renders it far less liable TO
break than in tho original state. The
wood is pcrlncatcd by tho vapors pro-
duced from coal-tar, subjected to in
crcasinS degrees of beat, which drives
out NIL moisture, condcnscs tho wood,
aud protects it, completely against at
moSphcric moisture. 1t Is believed
that this process will be very useful
when applied to wood exposed to til"
action OF water or earth.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30
Pcn1rY TIE BLooD.-It is con ccdcd

PcRIFI TIE BLoop.-It is conceded
by tho In,~t c;nlucnt me.iLai men, ,hut the
blood In the fruitful parent Of dlScu>c, BY ~crv.
Ing u q vehicle through which noxlouS sub
ntanccs contaIninAtc the fic~li by absorption.
The fo:ii contents az tho bOwrS, II long re-
talnCd by r,IlIstiputloi,, urc often taken up by
the vcinS Or Hl~OrDentS Various morbid prO-
ducts, such ~ pus nnd sl,iucS OF unhealthy ul-
crrs, occasionally nnd their why Into the biosl
vrWsch, which result In seated c:urS of Scrnlult
or kings Evif, EryslpelIIs. Salt Rhcumt. Ulcers.
EruptIvo nn,l CutanetItS DtSC"sa,s VI the Skin.
EninrgSmrnt III tho Glands, Palms In the Head.
sudeS aud hack, ~. Vitu~' Dance, PirrrLSy. Dlz.
Zines. TumOrs, Gripping AMI ChDie lHlns, Nc..
NIL Of which discaa.1 rtnsdliy yickt tO The power
full inruruco " IIr. Ro1uck's Btood ImriHer,
which kcurchNS out NH tho vilv humnrN md
distcnpcrS, lrving tho blood Ia pure and
healthy condition.
The innny valuable ingredients OF which tho
BLOOD Jrrifrr In composed being adapted To
rSch other strtetly nccnrdlnX 70 tho laws OF
chemical science, niukcs II ono Of tho noat Ha-
ua6le alternatives and aystem Prosecutors OF the
prssseut nKr, md itH sucrrss us y great medicine
must insrrslse long IN diSaso continues To
Yrx tho soul Of man. J. II. Rogcnb Agent
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30

The Baron Rothschild, who recently
died. not only kept the best obtainab!e
cook in Europe, but knew quite. we'll
enough what wcre the best things 10
eat. On one occasion somebody ut
dinner asked him to taEc vcnlsou.
NO." said the Baron, 81 never eat
yci,ison; tlou't think it so coot AZ
mn,ton."' "Oh," said the Baron's
friend wonder. at your, saying 20,
IL mutton II bcttcr than -vc,.ison, why
docs vcnlsou cost so much moro y 81
will tclltyon w; In this world the pco'
ple always prefer vat Is deer to vat Il
| sheep" 49,, =,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30
DRowxED.-On Thursday night, til,

DRowxED.-On Thursday night, the
10th, inst.,s David licdrick, Of Green
brier county, 10 stepping from Que
wl,arf.boat to the other ut Galltpolls,
fell in' tho river and was drowned.
We understand every effort was made
to save him by, those. present. The
.yGrcenbrIsE, Independent learns, that
Mf,Hsaf3SS was on his Ysx West 81
purchase l1aa and furtl 4 \,
one. Ioariok az Ind dstrious,
har.l-workiNg ycuDs man; aud was re-
spcctcd by alftwh0 know him. :. He
was tho only son Of. Mr.. Abram He'd
rick, ST., = very old gentleman: who
lives on GrccnGrier@ river, whose loss
j. irrcparablc. Tho unfortunate young
man had succeeded. BY industry mud
frugality Since the war, in securing u
sum sufficient to buy small farm,
which WAS the object o. his journey"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30

MERcANTILg.-Mr. a. j.. Voorhees,,
from tho houss OF Rumcy. Roads & Rcrd,
Portsmouth, Ohio, is in Charleston, and wo
understand will 10 with US yet few days.
The firm for whith Nr. Voorhees, travels is
largely engaged III the Wholesale Dry Goods
and Notions business, and, with other
wholesale houScs Of Portsmouth, have made
for that city an enviablc reputation for com.
mcrciAl enterprise. Our merchants may rely
upon this house to supply shcm in tho most
advantageous and satisfactory manner with
large list OF articles. Give them trial.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1868-12-30
The JotLggna,
gctal #a|t|tf'rl'f.2
Charleston, v. Va, December. 81. 1858.
Born foul anil fair Bos ( been the

Born foul an,l fair hos been the
weather sne;u our last Navigation was q
second Tins suspended OF account OF ice.
Tho Ea,aa,eia Belle with . manifest about
haIfa rod in length. made an up trip on last
Thursday apa viii 80 down this morning
having 9issd tFo trips The Mountain I Boy
plowed her way mp, much behind tirnc on
sFr;dsy, and nado, haste to get down ssain,
leaving hers: early Saturday pornins-,he
rirer pil.of ice.; Two or three days Of mild
xrs.bet have at this writing cleared the 'iyEE
which Is Jixing. Tho ". II Carts will stafssss
for Cinc;inatithis morning At . o'clock.