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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-17

TORNADO IN CalcAao.-Ar. Kimball has
received dispatch TO-DAY from Chicago.
stating that terrible gale passed over that
city last night, doing considerable damage.
The Railroad Compsny's blacksmith shop
was demolished, aud the new machine
shop considerably injured, two Of tho walls
were blown down and Tho rosf had fallen in.
We were unable TO learn further particu
lars - the wires are badly mixed on the
old bridge. and had also parted somewhere
between Rock Island aud Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-17

y eases, e. ScHdyour sddress cnstdmped envelope
and ask for circullr Of .patholog.' Direct !.
AYERIc AN NEWS CO., i2i Nassau -. New York.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY FOR HOLIDAYS.
At Mr.. Straus', Ormsby House block, Car
son street, will be found a fine assortment of
diamond rings and pins, watches, gold chains,
lockets. and all kinds of fancy goods. Those
who contemplate making happy their sweet
hearts, wives, mothers, brothers, sisters, or
anybody else, by astonishing them with a
handsome present the coming holidays, will
do well to take look at the many beautiful
articles suited TO the purpose to be seen in
the store of Mr.. Stratus. He has ladies'
gold watches and guard chains; gold heads
for canes with quartz setting; silver tobacco
boxes; gold bracelets and buckles; specta-
cles with gold and silver and steel bows new
stone sets. and the like. An examination
of his goods and comparison of his prices
with those of other establishments is invited.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

10. o. F.-On Wednesday evening, the
following officers of Carson Lodge No. 4, l.
.. o. F.. we're publicly installed by Adolphus
Waltz, D. d. Grand Master: F. G. Ludlow
y. g.; c. II. Maish, V. G.; A. Waltz, Sec
retsrv; George Tufy, Treasurer; Thos. S.
Hamilton, w; D. G. Kitzmeyer, Con-; j.
McCambridse, o. g.; A. Richie, l. g.; ?.
Il. Clayton, r. S. n. g.; NJ. d. Dow, L. S.
n. G.; John K. Cook. r. S. V. g.; l. II.
Conner, L. S. V. G.; John H. Cavell, r. S.
S; J. NJ. Lamb, L. S. S. We sincerely re
greet no. being able. from stress of weather
and other circumstances over which we had
no control, TO accept the Odd Fellows kind
invitation TO be present at this ceremony.
This much is due from us TO the gentlemen
who were considerate enough TO tender to our
unworthy self the Inequalities of the even
ing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

Cow IN TRouBLE.-The water has worn
quite deep gully in the street that passes
between Judge Beatty's and John G. Fox
house-the building erected by Orion Glenn
ens-and by some error in navigation COW
got in there yesterday morning, and was so
wedged in as to be wholly unable to extricate
herself. Sheriff Nightingale being informed
of the facts got some gentlemen to go with
him and re ieve the poor beast. She would
have persisted had she remained there much
longer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

THE SToRM.-New Years Day presented
even a more stormy, wet and disagreeable
state of the weather and the road than was
observable on Christmas. Our streets ran
:ul. of muddy water and the appearances
were mere threatening than ever for food
aud obstruction of travel. We learn that
she Carson River reached a stage six or
eight inches higher than on Christmas. OF
course much solicitude is felt for the mills
along that stream and Empire is again
overlooked. 1t is reported that every sort of
bridge, big and little, on all sides of US is
carried away. The oldest settlers of this
State say that this is the severest storm and
most prolonged they have ever experienced
here. Let US hope it is over.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

New PUBLIcATIoNs.-Mr. John G. Fox,
on New Years Day, received another invoice
of new publications which came by the last
steamer We are indebted to him for Gody's
La1y's Book for January, 1868, Frank Les
lies Chimney Corner, Harper's and Leslie's
Illustrated Weeklies, the New York Herald,
New York Tribune, Comic Monthly, Police
Gazette. &C., copies of which he has for sale
at his bookstore.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

New YEARS DAY was the dismalest,
areariest, wetest, sloshiest holiday that ever
vas seen. The streets were full Of mud and
water and if the New Year hadn't been
anphibious, it would surely have been
drowned in its birth. Notwithstanding the
aiscourasing aspect of things, " callers "
were out in considerable force; and they
padded in and out OF ladies' parlors with a
cheerful and bedrabbled reso luton that was
charming to behold. A carriage which was
loaded down to the guards with a crew OF
ambitious young bucks broke down about
half way between town and Winnie's Ranch ;
and all hands foundered about in the mud
aud rain for an hour or so before they got
underway again. The accident is easily
enough expia ined. They had Wash Small
IN board. II ever there was a Jonah that
deserved being pitched to the whales, he is
one. The wonder is that the party ever got
back TO town without first throwing him
overheard. Everybody kept reasonably
sober, and the day passed off quite as pleas
aatly as the most sanguine and indomitable
could expect, under all the circumstances.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

PosTpoSED-Mrs. J. Nicely Johnson's
annual New Years Party was postponed on
account of the horrible weather, and will
take place this evening-Providence permit
.ine-at which time. we are requested to
state, she will be happy to see her friends at
her residence without further invitation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

DEATH OF PRINrER.-On the morning
Of the 22d ult., J. Wells Kelly was found
living dead in the doorway Of No. SIT Clay
street, San Francisco. Kelly was a printer
by trade, and came to California from New
York in 1850. In 1864 he went to Virginia
City, where he compiled and published the
Nevada Directory two consecutive years.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

INDEFINITELY PosTPoNED.-The preach
ing appointed last Sunday to occur at the
Presbyterian church this evening, is post
poned. Neither will there be communion
service at that church next Sabbath.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

COLONEL CURRY was in Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday. So We learn BY dispatch from
him to F. d. Turner Of this place, dated and
received January 2, 1868.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03
CON SIT U TION AL
Amendmen t Passed the House:

The undersigned having also found il necessary
TO make some few amendments in the matter Of
business, at large and enthusiastic meeting
held by himself, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That hereafter the medical fraternity,
familie. and any other man-who desires To get
supplied with NV choice Brandies. Wine, Risky
and other Liquors Of which 1 have always on
hand an abundant supply, must call before twelve
o'clock at night.
Resolved, That inasmuch a. my business keeps
me hourly employed. / cannot leave my bed after
once retiring to pond TO the wants u any one.
H. }. PURCELL, Nevada Saloon.
Carson, Dee 1, 1861.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE D1srRIcT CouR1 stands adjourned to
meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-There was a ball
California House, kept by one johnson, a
solored man, the guests in attendance upon
which were men and women Of the same
som lexion. The party wa, an entirely Or
Derby one, we believe, until Glenn Berry, the
black man who rings the bell for shows and
auctions about the streets, forced his way into
,he hall. unlimited and in rough attire, and
50 conducted himself as to excite Johnson's
..ispleasure and the dissatisfaction of the
guests. Our informant states that johnson
requested Glenn to leave the room, and as
Glenn was little slow about doing as he was
hidden. the men present made a grand rush
a. him and woman who accompanied him,
and crowded them both into the street. Just
after this shot was fred from the street into
the crowd inside, and William Nahl, null
la,o, was hit by pistol ball, in the left
shoulder. Glen and the woman staid for
little while in front Of the house and then
went off, up the street. He was subsequently
arrested by special officer Lewis and locked
np in Jail. Glenn stoutly denied having done
the shooting, and laid it onto another colored
man, barber from Virginia, named Moody,
who was also arrested and lodged in Jail. A
single barrelled pistol, which is said to be
identified as Clem's, was afterwards picked
up in the street. 1t passed through several
hands before the officer had chance to ex-
:.mine it, and then it was loaded. The case
will be examined before Justice McKeeby,
.kis morning, at 10 o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

~ Mr. JACOBS will endsavor to merit the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon this
establishment. ec19 Il
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
For a Club OF ;sO nnd Three no11ans

-
SANE SIZE, IN addition 10 which we claim 10 give hs
ter goods OF the same character
We will send 10 Agents free of charge
For Club of 30 and Three Dollars.
Mone OF tne following arIlces: dozen good linen
ohrt Fronts. set Solid Gold Studs. Ali.wool Cas-.
slmere Tor Pants. Fine While Counterpane LARGE
size. elegant Balnnral Skirt 20 yards brown or
oieached SheeIIng, go ID qualify, yard WIDE ele.
gaht lOO Picture Morocco bound Photo Album
double lens StereOscUpe and ~ Foreign Views I
silver plated engraved bottle Castor elegant Sill,
Fan with Ivory or Sandal wood Frame Iea her edge
ana spangled. Steel Carving KnIie and Fork very
best quality ivory balanced handle I hanIso0 0,9
beaded and lined Parasol. 70 yrds good Print. One
very hne Damask Table Cover. | pr. best QUALITY Ia
Iiss 1 Seree congress Boots doz fine Linen Towels.
doL Rogers best Silver Dessert Forks. | Ladies'
large real Morocco Travelling Bag One fancv dress
Pattern. dOz elegant silver plated engraved Nan
klE Rings d"z' Ladies' tine MernO or Cotton Stock
lngs Gents heavy ch Ised solid Gold Ring | nair
Ladies' high cut BalmOral Boots | elegant Delaine
DIess Ialtefa 'lol n ami Bow, in box complete
SCI Iewelry' PIN, ear drops and sleeve buttons
FOR a Club ot 80 and Five Dolars.-I black or col.
ored Alpaca Dress Pattern. | set Lace Curta,ns I
pr A Wool Blankets. Engraved silver plated SiI
b1ttie Revolving Castor. beautiful Writing Desk
1 solid Gold Scarf Pm 81 yards very fine Cashmere
Tor Pants ard Vest set ivory balanced handle Knives
with Silver plated Forks. One elegant Satin ParasoI
neavlly beaded and lined with silk | pair Gents
Cali Boots. 80 yds good Print 30 yIs qond hrou,n n,
beached SheeIing yard wide, or 40 yds 7 3 vd >,do
good quality ladies' elegant Morocco TRAVELLING
Bag. square Wool Shawl ] plain Norwich PonIiSi
HioSs dIteIn X PuS double width Cloth Lad
Cloak. Elegant engraved silver plated Tea Poi. 2
ydS double width Waterproof Clolh for Cloaking
FOR Club ef 100 and Ten Dollars rich Merino
OF or IhInet Dress Pattern One pair fine Damask Table
cloths and Napkins 10 match. pair gents French
CaIi Boots ! heavy silver plated Ice Pitcher. Verv
me AIl-Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak. / web yery
pest quality brown or bleached Sheeting "A yds fine
Casslmere for snlt Elegant Poplin Dress Pattern
! elegant English Barege Dress Pattern, ] beaulifni
English Barege Shawl. set ivory balanced handle
hnIves and Forks ladies' or genis' Silver Hunting
case Watch Bartlett Hand Portable Sewing Ma
chne splendid Family Bible steel engravIngs with
record and ph'ioCraph pages. 25 ydt good Hemn
CarDelIngs g"ld c"tors. One pair good MarseiIles
Quilts good & barrel Revolver. elegant Fur MnfT
and Cape. single hlrrel Shot Gun / silver nIoted
engraved bottle Revolving Castor cot glass bo,tIes
very hne Violin and Bow, case. l set ivorv baI
anced hnlves ana Forks. Presents for larger Clubs
Send Money by Registered Letter
Send for our NEW CIRCULAR
PARKER & CO.,
Nos 99 & 100 SIMMER SrREET b.
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PARKER & co.
Nos. % & 100 SUMNER srREET Ro.,o,
CARR ETS-
)ON'H Z Az tHIIE IIICIIIrc,rI, nn11

CA AISE'EEIS.
DON'T PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
THE NEW ENGLAND CARPET Co.. of BOSTON
Mass established nearly quarter of a centurv
sso IN their present location in Halls over II "a *
90 ~: 81 50, 55 and 81 Hanover ST. have DrobabIv
iurnished more honses with Carpets than anv other
mouse IN the country In order 10 af; rd those at a
distance the advantage of their low prices propose to
&c on me receipt OF the price 20 yards or wards
WIN samples of ten sorts, varying ia price from S5
of any house. SO Ur9!y par
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SCHOOL@BOOKS; BLANK BOOKS
w atches !!
Watches y!

"a'ches! Watches! {!
If you want GOOD Watch, Gold or S;vor ,o.,
San hnd 1t at the New Jewelry Store of j. v. Smith
ne mas Just received new lot. Call and see ,be,,
Ladies fine l8 karat Watches, beautifully c,ssd
Leon'lns and Chatslaine Chains. o.. novlI9m
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
TOBACCO AYTgDOTC

w I'D to rnnove all desire Tobacco This 1re,+
~ remedy Is an excellent appetizer. 1T PuR1FlEs rIE
'he system possesses nourisling and
power enables the stomach to digest the bs,rt
% ood sleep efresinR. and robust
Sh"NkRS ASn oHHwERs Poa SIXTY YEARS CURED. prico
1HY cents Post free treatise on the inYrious orc s
Tobacco with ists of references Testimonials % co.. 80 VI
agents wanted Address Dr. T. R. ABBOTT Jersey Civ New
oct27-I I2w
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
insure Your Homes & Property
In THE
KENT COUNTY
Mutual Insurance Company,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.


ms ln's ComPanD continues to Insure property on rea
sonabe terms, and for several wears pas has nnid s
IoiCy loIuers ali annual dividend of 8 and 10 ner
cent Inc dividends paid on the LIST dav of Ian.
uary' or allowed in the payment of The annual pre.
mlnms due on that day. F
II is me DoundeA duty of every man, not only to his
lay Dut MS creditors to keep his propertv insn red
ana no man has any reason to complain of his neiGh
oors ana friends IT they should refuse TO contrbsI
"urus the loss OF his property being bound for ie
simple reason that insurance cheap apd agents os
the company reside in almost every Town Ibr0nghonf
me otale ahd lor trliIng cost can be made secure
from loss OF his property by fire. If man will nnt
use the pecauiOn to secure his PROPERTY against oss
oy lire, 1t II Is nsurabe, he has 10 rieht To call un
his neIgh hbOrs TO assist him. ppm
The Kent County Mutual has a Capital of 5000.
OOO, and pays promptly It's losses
Parties deslrous of insurng in this Comnanv will
call upon the following agents.
AGENTS
W. u ROBINSON And'w J. Wright, FELTON,
1C =, Deiaware City Geo. M Davis, ,Bridgeville
Jesse s. IIufiing lon. Smyrna James Ponder Million
y. H.. d; n c' Dlcks0h' Dover Paul A. Davis, Lewes,
'ds' NU"glll' Or. A. Mauck. Laurel,
nIe1' "a e. JACKSON, camden, = - Georgetown
H. CoWgliI' Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
. l. Foulk' MILFORD Greensboro, Md,
ELIJAH CROUCH, Dover. General Agent.
DIRECTORS
Cr. s. NJ Elsler, Smyrna, ThOs Bradford Dover
Geo. w; Curnmns' g Or. Henry Rldgely,
James ia i!1, t. Gle nents' " William Walker,
" lillian Denney, James PretIvmap
'aeoo DeaAyhe' BridgevilIe.
SAMUEL NJ. FISLER, President, Smyrna.
JAS. COWGlLL, Trea'r. Dover.
GEO b. DICKSON Sec'y
W business communications promptly attended TO-
GEORGE B. DICKSON. Secretary. Dover.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09

SIOtM TEX fEAR Guaranteed and STEADY EN-
PLOYMENT. We want Reliable iocot in
every county to sell Onr PATENT WHITE WIRE
~ III 'ftiES ~ NES (EvERLAsrIxG). Address WuITr
Chicago H.. ~ ss ,1'' o.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09

Sz5sSsAszS excepted. 1hAH 'r"l4 H..
NORTH. snr.ru
Crsieid, AM IN, 7sa p, heay" ,@f' Ay
Marion, ~ ItaI, tII,'I'' ',n.ip,''" p''" ~ u
Kingston, ~ W,.'.i' i'' ~.
Westover, sg6 V.n - r- D.. !la b:
Princess Anne 9IG Prnr 0''''' yn
Eden, 90 ii t,.o, ~
yorktown, 1900 Mt piris,i. iAgJ
Salisbury, 1890 NiildI,.t'rn !! IS
Demar, jG4j Tuwrs.,ff ffH' ..j
laurel laurel ll0J BiacGJird ;'' .
Bridsevine ii.sS ii.sS SS1iaytiGS' SiaytgS' ,ls1sM
GGFre2;wood. 1910 Ar. SMfRyA i3SS; ii3S; g.,
Harrin%t"n4' 4' -. !2l5 Leave Brenturd III
PbGfiron, bfW,.r us 1850 Dover, ~.
Canterbury 720 i66 V1ii1Fi: Wiii1ri t. XIV
Camden 7.3j lis Plymouth LN s.
Moorton, 80S la Hari,'.,., HT,lSGn' l2 ;
sTY9iR4SsA. sTfY9iR4SsA sd5 sa3 I,5' I3 EEqsrrmasto, iI5 I;55
$asssiras Road. ks ks 2G5 5i5 ESsi5r5 EErisgyv Z
BBlackblrd' s.35 2,2O Laurel 80
townsend $40 2.3O Drlmar -, -,
Mount Pleasant, 9i0 25j ForIt"u,' :i5
ST Georges, 9.25 3.IO Eden ssg
New Castle, s.35 az az [w!Htess waHtc%s Anne as
Ar pbiadaEi1tna' p bliiajnEt2n' lG5 4,o3 kingston 100
Baltimore, I.I5 $40 CrisfrH -,
leave WmiInI a. IA HAINS NJ WIN Passengcr Car at,s
Gao Clayton 73o DoyCr S5a CSmi%n am " . "a ry
i uue al harrington about 1880 a. VI. Returning ~.
Moorton 555 Clayton, 625 MddctGwna a;Si, go y.- ag
ncidSr nJ Ss fGe t a M!mPEtan about $50 p NJ subject
naml5 i5 tram t VIII stop To- take up Passengers onys
cegt Hares Corner STAT, Ror Del JnpctiIon ii I,sI s
pLiaGJaiiis Jaiis ram lIay" New Castle or W.a.gs.
dS+ LrSye T Philadelphia llj a. M.anl Wilmington lO1pv
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Ailj+jors,. =, e..
Cswt esvg Sm9Tn& M or Clayton LIZ A NJ, and sIO r.
ton with trains to and from Dover and w. 4" make
Boat viii % however 4HArS ieave c4!fr crIfGi9g r [Gn
WIN Local Iran on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturjs,
h O. SEWALL, SUIT de- p,
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
Our Commission TO gents

Exceed those of every other establishment of IN,
premiums with those of others For CLUBs OF TUl
SANE SIZE, IN addition 10 which we claim TO give bel
ter goods OF the same character
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
MONEY EASILY MADE

si, I.1 "ur CoAPLETE STENCIL AND KEY CHECK OUTFIr
sna,i capltat required. Circulars free STAFFORD
mANr Z" 20 SO Fulton Street. " Y. nov254v,
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
Delaware Railroad Limo
FALL ARRANGEMp~
On and after
MONDAY,GCT :;
StIETH

rassenso' lI trains will run a. ......
I'll further notice RIAL yrn.,.
! excepted. ''' S....,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-29
ONE DOLLAR FOR BACH ARTICLE
our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those OF every other establishment
OF the kind.--proof OF this can be found in
comparing our premiums with those OF
others ZOE CLUBS or THE SANE SIZE in ad-
OF the same character
He tDfH send to agents free Of charge.
For n Club or 80 and Three Dollars.
Il doz, good linen Shirt Fronts; set Solid
Gold studs; all Wool Cashmere Tor Pants;
Rafm wIaIs iFt: 20 yards brown s On
Sheeting, good duality, yard wide; elegant
100 Picture Morocco bound Photo. Album;
Views; silver plated engraved bottle Cas-
tor; elegant SILK Fan, with Ivory or sandal
Wood Frame, feat nered edge and spangIed;
L steel Carving knife and Fork. very best
quality, ivory balanced handle: handsome
beaded and lined Parasoli 20 ydA good Print;
qualify Ladies' Serge Congress Boots; doz.
fne Linen Towels; y doZ. Rogers best silver
seT Bss fIay r are te SSx
elegant silver plated engraved Napkin
Rings; dog; Ladies nne Aertno OF Cotton
| Ring; T,r. Ladies' high cut BalmoFnI Boots;
elegant pelaine Dress PaLteInii Violin and
drops, and sleeve buttons. -..r--I. ~.
For n Club OF 90 and Five DoIIarA.-
/ black or colored Alpaca Dress Pattern;
Lsss SgFff 2sf Disl PE s bos So
CASTOR; beautiful Writing DeEk; solid
Gold Scarf PM 81 yds; very dne Cashmere,
! handle knives with oliver plated FORKS; /
] eiegant Satin ParRsol, heavily beaded and
lined with silk, 1pr. gents Calf Boots, 50 yds-
| gooS Print; 50 yds. good brown or bieached
| SheettnK, yard Wide or 40 yds. u yd.wide. good
| quality; i ladies' elegant Morocco Travelling
/ fag SQUARE Wool shawl, plain Norwich
/ Poplin dress Pattern; ~ yds. double width
/ cloth FOR ladies cloak; elegant enRrRyed Sill
yer plated Tea Pot; Syds. double width water
/ proof cloth for cloRking.
For n Club OF 100 and Ten DOlInras-l
rich Merino or ThiDet Dress pattern; pair
1 fne Dauask Table Cloths and Napkins TO
| maIch; pair gents French Calf Boots;
/ heavy. silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher;
/ Very fine all Wool Cloth Ior Ladies' Cloak,
zen very best quality brown or bleached
! ssbeetfn1s NJ ydE. nnO Cashmere for suit;
Il ,Siegaut Popiln Dres Parerni elegant Eng
IIs6 BeraRe Dress Pattern; beautiful Eng.
i ifsh PeratIe Shawl; I set Ivory balanced han
fIe Enfyes and Forks, ladies or gents Sill
Yer Hunting-case Watchi Bartlett Hand,
Pnrtahle sewing Machines splendid Family
BIbIe steel engraY1ngs, with record and pho
!. toprsph pages; . yds. good Hemp CaIpet1ng
eood colon; pair good MaEsellles QullL
cool barrel Revolver; elegant fnr nun
md cape, single barrel Shot Guns SILVER
IIated- engraved, 8 bottled Revolving Cas-.
r Tor. cTlt alas bottles; very hne Violin anc
. Bow, In CASE set Ivory balanced knfSe
Piesents for larger clubs increase in tn,
same ratio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-29
a smaIi Test 81 CONAN.

The leaders of the Democracy are
trying to encourage their followers to
believe that the Vermont and Aaine
elections resulted fayorably to the DEM
SO much and offer to bet. we give the
following opportunity: We will give
Two TO ONE on any sums from ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to THREE THOU
SAND DOLLARS that Grant will be the
next President Of the United States.
This Is open until the three thousand
dollars is taken. Inquire at the Courier
omce.-ZdneSUitLe Courier,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-29

A BOY living in Rome, Ohio, recently
picked mp small bright stone from the
valuable. A Cincinnati firm offered
him $500, then $3.50, and finally S475 for
1t. He took IL TO another establishment,
however, who said 1t was either ruby
or diamond, and very valuable, prob
ably worth $1,000. He sent 1t to New
York TO dispose OF, -rE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-29
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Chill Fever. Renlittent Fever, Dumb
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pOtSOnS.
As its name implies. It does Cure, and does NOT
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Zinc, nor any other mineral OF poisonous substance
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Our pride l. gTatitied by the acknowledgements We
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For Lirer Complaining. arising from torpidity
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For RiIi0ns Disorders and Liver Complaints, It is
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Prepared by DE-. y. e. ATER & Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
49,. PRICE, 500 PEE hottie.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-29

TIE following prices are paid con-
ductors per month on several OF the
principal railroads of Pennsylvania:
Pennsylvania Central. three grades
1st class, ST5i I'd class, 500; Sd class, 800.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Balti-
more, S75; Camden and Amboy. SIS;
Northern Central, ST5; Reading and
Lebanon Valley, 81 10 per day.