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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
THE RATIONAL GAME.

Committees Of the State Association.
President VOORHEES,, Of the New York State Associa-
ton, has appointed, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the constitution OF the association the fol-
lowing committees:-
on Nonfndtlons-W. II. Murtha, OF the Excelsior
OF Brooklyn; @. ST. john OF the Delaware OF Port
Jervis, and A. b. Forbe OF the Eureka OF East New
York.
Judiciary- Eastern Diutsfon-E b. Barnum, Of
the Gotham OF New York; B. Mason Of the Nepper-
han OF Y0nkers; J. b. Aitken, OF theAthete OF WASH
ington Heights; w. Glenn. OF the Oriental Of New
York; Thomas Z. Miller, Of the Empire OF New York
Samuel Bartlett OF the Alaska OF Brooklyn; J. b.
Reeve, OF the Momoweta OF Greenport; G. A. Thomp-
son, OF the Harlem; w. f. Norton. OF the Eagle of
New York.
Judiciary Western Dtpfsfon.-E. A. Server, OF the
National Of Albany; o. p Moore, Of the Niagara
Falls; s.. Holroyd, OF the Ontario OF Oswego; G..
Lewis, Of the Niagara Of Buffalo: T. SheaId, Of the
Pastme OF Little Falls; A. A. Yates, OF the Ancient
City OF Schenectady; j. w. Sch0ded OF the Union Of
Lansingburg; T. A. Carney OF the Union OF Cohoes;
l.. Pruyn, OF the Knickerb0cker, OF Albany.
ON Frtnttsag.-M. J. Kelley, OF the Empire Of New
York; w. Herring, OF the Union OF Morrisanta; y:
the Mutual Of New York; J. NJ. Thompson, or the
Gramercy OF New York.
on Fnance.-A. II. Rogers, Of the Resolute Of
Brooklyn; q. Tlton, OF the Athletic OF Brooklyn; D.
M. Van Colt, Of the Una OF Mount Vernon.
on Bpldtos.-G. II. AlbrO, OF the Union OF Nor
risania; I. Tasse, OF the Atlantic OF Brooklyn; f. S.
Bolton OF the Mohawk OF Brooklyn.
Oficial notification OF their appointments will be
served the app0ntees without delay and the gen.
tlemen named on the several committees viii be re-
quested TO notify the Recording Secretary at once,
whether they can and WIN attend to the duties as
signed them SO that the president may be enabled
TO MI any vacancies which may be 0ccasoned by the
declinatl0n or those now nominated.
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John Titcomb, an old and respected citizen OF
Concord, n H.. committed suicide on the 18th inst
by hanging himself.
The Jury In the case Of William Dunn, for the muir
der OF David Mohegan, ut Greensburg, Va, have rem
dered q verdict Of murder IN the second degree
M. II. Sannon, OF Brookvile, Pa, lost So, 600 in
greenbacks and United States bonds taken out OF
Pittsburg.
The Mayor and number OF other members OF the
city government OF Philadelphia have been visiting
New Hampshire, overhau.ing It's stone quarries,
wood preserving works, &C., and enjoying them
selves with visits to Rattlesnake HILL Kearsarge
Mountain and otherwise.
A despatch from Wiliamstown, Mass, SAYS the
students Of Williams College, accepting the Presi-
dents assurance that the law to which they objected
shall be 'rec0nstderedn have resumed their studies.
The Boston Transcript says that the troubles at the
college ceased on the arrival home OF little good
sense in the person OF President Hopkins.
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into g Georges lssh bark Arguam Orb Arcus sson
iS IA s oss ss';f; port
Gs S sss
% iron
EAsr HAsBoR, IT, Nov SIN port brig Annie OBJ, for
Fxriis DC. q In port ship ElIzaDsth Hamilton White
70, NYcsk dg Of ship Enterprise (condsmnsd 70 al
daAsD fUsx IT. Nov s-No vessel: s, IL port u.,
M4S4ssA. se-In port brig Georgia. Leighton, for Bal
oo w1Isnscs Ns, Nov s-Anived, 'ehr Gillespie Orb
Cleared iOth, brig Po,os tBr, Goanses Philadelphia
American Ports.
ud ALExA AN Nov lsArnved schrs Edwin Reed
sSs;os VIA Ss::: Fsesisssss c,.,,
EisaE7iSSsS Is; szes
ssi LIZ.
sss *s fsssssy s:..s sss
ss a. Nov brig H.mpa.n
s' BAsacR Nov lsAived, schrs vcs.ous H,crn.
Gamase nix; Wellington, Barbour and VIM IcCobb chip
salsdNsoirs Fred Dunbar Dunbar and ceylon Thomas,
Curiew Turner Galveston Yankee Blade, Goomhs Noses
Patten, Harding, and Iona Kmbal NYork; Eddy Hop
BATH Sov Cleared brig adelaide Wilson 1 H,
saled-Sohrs Adrana, Eastman, and Starlight Mcintyre,
BEvERLY Nsy ls-Arved. schr ransamount, Montso
BRisToI, Nov i7-saed. schrs cerro gerdo. Hodgden.
Philadelphia America, Reynolds Ninetta, Wilson, and Clo
VIZ ssis sss:
s assn
CALAIS. Nov is-cleared schr wave Faulknsham, New
FALL RIVER Novl4-Arrived, schrs NJ L yankrk, Walk
err Phi'adelphia Smith, Phillips Elizabethpor; Atlantic
k9enson sd rSsr. Arr,s lewis avne pbadelnh,a Co
p asSsssS rSa. se asnS Pond a'
Kate Mesnn consl Newbog a'uns
Sailed schr Maryland Greene rhlaaelphia ,.,-u.,.
DC; Ontario, v ssrhi E Eliza
U Naw kso
Rising sun Sawyer Port johnson for Portland; Mary
KEY KEY WEST Nov4DArrSed bark Adelaide Norris Reed.
NOZZLE. Arrived, ships War Spirit tBr., Power
sgSS ops
Sailed stesm;hip nsxcsn r, Liverpool Pantheon
s.. ,1S
Alice BIZ, luton TvsrpoSS aso os
nette Prns Rosenan bremen barki Alaska, Potter Bos
ton Hedwig rus, Boarman Bremen; brig Victoria tsp)'
NORFOLK, Nov I7-Arrved, schr Benz 7 crocker, wes-
cleared Brig Wright, Walker, Barbados' schr Archer
ss,ed1s S James vcldren Cavalier, Nyork.
NEwBURYPoRT Nov l7-Arrived, schr Watchnaan' Dori
'NoRWiCH Nov ls-Arived, schr George Carman. Fire
PHiLApEIPMI4 Nov bark Celia (B Dol
by Harbor, schrs Serene (Br Entremont FRINGE
Edward Island Sarah Cobb New Bedford Abby Ptman,
Lambert, Marbehead ;Helen Mar, McEwen, stonngon:
Ames Ames Adams Nekerson and Martin Fuller.
McFadden New Haven; Wake Candy, Newport Fox.
Case Braintree Crawford, Buckley Danversport;
NJ Westcott. Candy, Lynn. 80
Cleared-Bark Jas Campbell, Dnnn, Havre; scnrs N u
Benedict Ellis, Providence; Aid. smith, do Wines,
nse Grahsm Fountain Ida L. Bease Annie AIMS
nSeaaS NswbaTy yss p English
MS asn ao ks.dns YRsHRn Gao
/ NYork for Machas. .
| AMY A Lane Carver Matanzas.
PORTSMOUTH Nov Il-Arrved, schrs Arcularius, Gre
CORY NYork; Christopher Loescr Philadelphia 18th,
Howe, Ellis and Susan, Spauldng NYork; American Cnae
/ Snow, do.
Sailed It'll. schr zephanah Stedmnn Adams Philadelphia
| SAVANNAH Nov l9-Cleared, steamship II Livingston
1 NYork; brig Nellie, Boston.
| WILMINGTON, Nc Nov H-Arrived, schrs Americuss
Daley NYork e Naler do.
Clesred-Brig Germania (NG), Monnah Liverpool.
l9th-Ceared, steamship Fairbanks Hunter, Nfork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
AUCTION SALE Or PAINTINGS.

BY far the finest collection Of paintings which has
been presented to the public In this city during the
last Of years Is that OF Mr.. A. D'Huy-
vetter, which has been on exhibition during the
past week at the Fine Art Gallery on Broadway near
Fourteenth street. and which last evening was
placed at the mercy OF the art-loving community by
public auction. The collection Is not said to abound
with original works by the old masters, but the sub
jects Of the pictures and the manner OF treat
genuneness OF the greater portion OF the gallery
the works OF the most finished representatives OF
the American, French, Belgian and Dusseldorf
schools. Among those sold last evening-and 1t
might here be mentioned that the sale attended
by many OF the leading connotsseurs--and which
brought noticeable figures were the follOwing:-A
well drawn interior, 'sThe Happy Home" bv A.
Schmidt, $500; landscape scene. with cattle,
by Daiwaille and verbocckhoven, $500; "Winter In
Holland" b. j. Ruyten, $3.50; pastoral SKETCH by
A. X. Jones, $780, an interior, "The Antiquary,n by
c. NJ. Webb, s2s5; Landscape and Cattie,n by A.
Mauve, $215, and similar study by ii. Savry $500;
an evening scene, "Return from the Field" by w.
verschuur, 500; an animated picture, "Look Out
for the Locomotive by Mari Ten Kate, $780, ssrhe
Connosseurs." by David Col, OF Antwerp s40o; ''The
Antlquary," picture OF the sixteenth century, by
II. Schaeffels 1855; stable scene, by Van Kuyck,
remarkable for its mnuteucsss OF detail, sold for
1915; "A Glimpse OF Home" by I. Gerard, $685.
interior and figures with still life, by Knarren
aud David de Notcr, or Brussels brought sll5o; a
wood scene Dy Portfolio, s47o. Several other smaller
but exquisite pictures sold at prices varying from
900 10 s215. This evening several masterpieces by
Robbie, Van Kuyck, Verboeckhoven, Schaeifcls, David
Col and others, comprising the better portion OF the
gallery viii be disposed OF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
TIE STAFFORD PAVEMENT.
Meeting Of seventh Avenue Property Owners
I'm Opposition 20 the Scheme.

Nlectrng OF seventh Avenue properly OWNERS
In Opposition TO the Scheme.
There was held last evening, Mt Millemanns Hail,
corner Of Seventh avenue and Twenty sixth street.
o meeting OF property owners the Seventh ave.
nue. who are opposed to the laying OF the Stafford
pavement on the avenue.
Mr.. Peter Dolan called the meeting to order, and
stated that Its object was to devise means TO oppose
the action OF the Common Council, which had
authorized thelayng OF the pavement A year ago an
effort was made by the Common Council TO have the
Nicolson pavement put on the avenue, but, by the
legal opposition OF the property owners the project
fell through The Injunction that had been sued out
against the Common Council! In regard 10 the Nico..
son pavement was now on appeal before the Su-
prcme Court, General Term. There had been already
an assessment committee appointed and there was
but little doubt that funds TO defray the expenses
the legal proceedings would be collected, the assess.
STAFFORD pavement was only an experimental pave.
ment, and would cost, n laid at leas; 500 or $500
per house or $40 per square yard. IL was an out.
the Common Council had done In the matter. IL
was q well known fact that the resolution passed
over the Mayors veto had Dcen passed by piece
of ..snap strategy and that false representation
had been made by the "ring" TO the erect that the
property owners were In favor OF the laying OF the
pavement and that several OF the Common Council
had been proven 10 be large holders OF the stock OF
tue stafford Company. II was high time that the
Common Council should be made to understand that
properly owners had rights which should be re-.
Mr.. &. @. shurragar said that the upper part OF
Seventh avenue was unit, as yet for any
pavement OF q permanent character, rs AZ
would require an immense amount or work
IN tue way OF rock blasting TO put IL In good
condition. Not one-half OF Seventh avenue was ut
present severed, and he, for one, was not willing 70
Spend cent on any pavement until sewers were
Ia lhose parts OF the avenue where there were
no sewers at present All the property owners
Wouo ue willing he believed. TO do their utmost 10
.npivse we avenue 10 every way they could. Tor u
was .ner interest 10 do 80; but they would not be
cheatea anu iooed that other men might grow rich.
Inc STAFFORD pavement was Job that should be
Knocked In the head and no man who felt any In.
terss. N the condition OF the avenue would hesitate
their new schemes OF viainy
After detailing certain number OF collectors to
go the rounds oil the property holders and collect
o. the opposition, the meeting adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
ENLIGHTENMENT At A BROADWAY JtwELsY ESTABLISHMENT.

Messrs. BAN, Black Co. for several months past
have missed from their stock many valuable precious
stones, and In addition thereto have been sorey per.
picked In relation TO certain sums which their pa
irons assured them they had paid but upon their
books have been no evidence OF settle.
ment; and because OF these two serious
discrepancies the firm thought II proper TO
institute, by means OF detectives q surveillance
upon certain OF their employees, which they did re.
sutng yesterday In the arrest OF boy who had been
An their store for long time, named James W. Cow
Prom proof submitted 70 Captain Mills. OF the
Eighth precinct by the persons VINO had detected
thia boy In his manipuatons, this gentleman caused
rs arrest and, when searched, there was found In
Ms possession number OF sapphire stones valued at
SOU anu money TO the amount OF twenty-eight dol.
las, which Is known TO have been collected on the
account OF the irm. This money had been collected
but the day before and the precious stones stolen
within the same period 1t is believed. The young
man arrested acknowledged his guilt, and was incar
cerated IN The station house, from which he Will be
removed TINS morning TO the Jefferson Market Police
Court ~ answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
CLEARED.

s'ssm.hio Siberia r, Martyr. LivVpoo via Queenstown
steamship wsssr CNG,, wenke. Bremen via sou,hamp.
ton-0elrichs a Co.
steamship Columbia, Van Slice. Havana Atlantic Mall
Steamship Co.
steamship Wilmington. Cole, Gaives,on-wnliams 4
Guion
Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, savannah--Lvinss.on
Fer kCo.
Steamship Key West. Rudolf. Charleston Bsnnsr. Brown
P'nckney.
Steamship saraeossa, crowsa, Cbsrlestcn--A Lesrv
Steamship Abernare, Couch forfot-F l. McCreadv.
Steamship Volunteer Gallagher, PhIadelphia Lorillard.
Steamship Direo, johnson. Portland-J Ames
Ship Fieetw,ng Fray, fan Frsncssco-g ID sutton.
Brock.
Bark Jane wooesrrn tBs,. Mcdonald, London B Nor
gan A Son.
Bark Rlss tBr), arragre. Cartsnss--J W Ewei Co.
Brig Left tNorh Carstn, Tresse-Ruger Bros.
BRIG Tyro tBrj. Layton, Yarmouth, Hs-CrsndAii, I'm.
,sehr Sarah Maria, Horton. xouls tousesIoups,-B >
schr Kate Brigham, Luce, New oresns--N Brigham.
schr W Irish. Rathbup, Jacksonvilc-van Brunt A
glsehL
scbr s,a,csmsn Newton, Torfo!k--A Abbott
Schr Rebecca, smith, forfolk--A Abbott
eckr Pawnee, Weaver Eorfoik-T Cbsss.
schr Osprey, Crowley, Phi,adephia-Brvan Peace.
ktbr Lizze Raymond, Loud, Chester Pail w Jseston
ecbr F4za 4. Buell., Hartford--u Racket Fro.
Steamer Joserhine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

Port OF NEW YoRX, NOVEMBER 10, 1865.


Captains and Purscrs OF vesscs arriving this po VIII
please deliver al packages intended for the
regularly authorised agents who attached our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do no, now
ccec, marine reports attend the delivery OF packages
viii be BY the following extract from tho proceedings
of regular monthly meeting held March 9. 1885,
Resolved That and after April l. 1863 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
rs- The once OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JxAsKETTr IL At whitehall sip All comm from
owners aud conssnees 70 ths masters Of inward bound
vessels Will be Forwarded free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

ASSURANCES on Tng SYRACUSE FrRy.-The follow
ing insurance companies interested in the recent
IRE OF syracuse. Ine Inst IL only part, however,
Germania $1,000 Phoenix, sS,IyO Queen, 81, 000 I'm.
Market 5000; Continental, $1,000; Atna $4,000; I'M
ferprse $1,000; Norwich, $1,000; Atlantic, sl 900;
f3CO0; Connecticut, $4,000; National $4,000; Hart
ford $4,000; Howard, $4,000; City tHarifordl s3,ooO
Loriiard, $1,000; Fulton, $1,000 Liverpool and Lon
don, s5,OO1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
SHIPPING NE w s.

Almanac Tor New York..-ThIs Day.
Sun riscs.....-. 6 SO Moon sets 80. eve 10 "a
Sun scts........ SO High water. morn IL III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
ARRIVALS.


RRP0RTED M THB HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Gen sedgwick, Gderdae 3a,ves.on Nov o and
Key West 1lth with n.se and rssseneers IN mallory
60. Experienced heavy NE gales up 10 the 18th mat.
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BELOW.
Bark Toscano, IS days from GlasgowA
SAILED.

Steamships Siberia, Iverpool weser, Bremen Columbia,
Havana Gen Barnes, Savannah; ssragossa Charleston;
From Quarantine-Barks Honduras, for Buenos Ayrcs;
Freden (NG) Cork; schr Peronella, Wanks River, Nc
From the SW Spit-Ships Sumatra. for San Francisco
Nile for Mobiles bark Lyder Sagen Buenos Ayres brig
Lydia II Cole, for Matanzas
Wind at sunset w, lisht.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

BERMUDA, Nov 1s-In por. bark Eliza Barss trr), Con.
yers Tor New York, 10 sall 18th; brig (r),
schuiis, for do, 10 sail I4lE. :"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

We indebted TO Captain GIderdale. OF steamship Ger
sedgwick, from Galveston and Key West papers
CARp-Captsin Cozzens, OF the packet ship Isaa,
Webb desires thus publicly TO his thanks Cap
tain Charles Hazard OF the Submarine Wreckng
steamer Philip for his prompt and courageous cxerions
during her recent trouble.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22
Debility and EmaciatiOn

Both result from the lack Of ability to convert
the food into nutrimcut. Eow necessary, then,
for those suffering from these alarming symp
toms /" iUmcdittcly resort 70 remedy that
viii strengthen tho stomach and digestive or.
CANS. Tor, as soon a. this desirable object has
been accomplished, the heslthimprOyes, and the
patient resumes his usual personal appearance
HOSTETTEE'S STOMACH BITTERS have
attained worldwide popularity in such cases,
and have been proven the best and ~ fest means
Of renewing cOnSt patton tuuiuS. the stomach.
giving energy To the liver and relieving every
symptom Ut nervousness and depression Of Spir.
lis Its cheering and beneficial effects are high.
Is spoken Of by thousands. who owe to IT their
restoration 10 health. No restorative in the
annals of medicine has attained the same Popt-
L.Iity in the short space Of time II has been be
fore the public, or has won the high endorse
mcnts act OIGgd to this excellent tonic. Many
other preparations, purportiBg 10 b. cOrrcctives
and rCstnrativCS have been introduced and
have persisted one by one. while tho popularity
Of HOSTETrEES STOMACH RITTERS con.
tnucs to increase, and is now recognized Us n
standard household medicine. The success
which attends the use of the Bitters evinces at
once its virtues III all cases OF debility and dis.
eases of the stomach. Certificates almost with.
ont udmbrT, have been published, atIesting its
truly miraculous power in removing those pain.
ful and fearful diseases And at this time il
seems idle to do more than call attention 10 the
great remedy of the are, in order to awaken
public attention To its excellence. 1t is the only
preparation OF the kind that is reliable in all
eases. and IL Is therefore worthy Of the cOnsa-
Grafton Of the afflicted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22

A CARD TO THE PUBuC.-We repel
with indignation the charge that has
been made in certain quarters against
US, that we endeavor in our business
persistently and directly to do all that
lies in our power to injure the sale OF
the other "Bitters" in the market. We
scorn such meanness, and are above the
necessity of such low trickery. olive
and let live" is our motto, and the only
injury we have inflicted upon our rivals
is that of furnishing the best article in the
market. Long may we live to inflict
such injury-such, and no less, no more.
Messrs. Hubbel & Co., Manufacturers
Of Hubbeps Golden Bitters. McCabe,
Kraft & Co, Wheeling. Sole Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22

Nor SPELLED RIGHT.-A young mem
Der thought he would adopt motto fol
himself, and after much reflection
wrote in large letters and posted W
against the wall the following: "SuSn
Clique" which may be translated, LET
every one have his own" A country
client coming in, expressed himself
much gratified with the maxim; but
added: lyon don't spell it right
"Indeed! then how ought it to bt
spelt ~ The visitor replied: "Su'em
quick"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22
DRUGGISTS.

Life is Warml Death is Coldl
Chronic Diseases, Female
COmDlainIS, Consumption,
Liver Complaints.
Medical and Consulting Rooms, No. ! OdG
Fello,rS Building, Monroe street.
THOS. J. KISNER, M. d.
AND CONSULTING
Physician for all DISEASES OF CHkoNl'
SITuRE incident to the human family Viz;
DISEASE OF TnR AIR PASSAGES
Nasal Catarrh, Ozena Asthma and GoRsumP
tom as well as all diseases Of the Heart anc
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
INDIGESTION. Liver Complaints, DiarIhea, Dysen
tory' Constipation Piles, &c, snd all
AFFECTIONS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM
Irritation, Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea, neu
rai9ia and Nervous Debility, and all affections
- IwrtrRE STATE OF BLOOD.
scrofuious Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers AMI
Obstiuats Skin Diseases, rheumatism, Whlts
Swelling &c. His system Is the only true An'
successful one for the treatment OF ali
DISEASES PEeULIAR TO FEMALES.
Painful Profuse and Suppressed MenstrnAtlon
Leucorrhea, Falling Of WSnb WITH al the sym
nathetic accompaniments such as Paipltatioi
of Heart. Loss Of Appetite, and General Deoii'
ty, &C. Special attention given to all
DISEASE OF TIE GESITo-U URINARY ORGANS, VIZ
Inflammation of Kidneys and Bladder, DrlbolnI
and Scalding of Urine, Difficult, Frequent snS
PainfnI TJrinatiou, Gravel and Diabetis, GhOn
orrhea, elect, Structure and Syphilis, sperm
Storrhea and impotency, and all Nervous Aztec
tions consequent upon YOUTHFUL lNDlSCkk
IIoYs. The Doctor is able at all times to giN'
satisfaction as TO result of treatment, 60. Com
munications confidential and promptly noticed
Medicinal cash guaranty given in ali case
where a personal and direct examination u
made Office hours-l p. NJ. TO +. NJ. sent
10 cents for Peoples Medical Lighthouse
Rnn3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22

CAMPHoRATED GLYCERINE WITH
ARNIcA-Chapped hands, face and lips
cured by one or two applications Of this
elegant preparation. An occasional
application will keep the skin smooth
and ,oft. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd
Fellows Hal! aud Booking & Miller,
corner First and Chapline streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22
corner First

TIE son OF shoemaker, holding a
commission in volunteer corps, took
occasion, rather arrogantly, to reproach
one of the privates, while at exercise,
with the awkwardu Of bis walk.
lit is no wonder" replied The other,
"ss the last pair of shoes your father
made pitched so that find it difficult
10 walk at all "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22

Upon the 9th of May, 1890. o memo
BILE clark day." q young lady wrote to
DR.. Byles as follows: "Dear Doctor,
how do you account for this darknessf'
He replied: "Dear madam, / am SIS
much in the dark as you are"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22

SIDNEY SMITH, calling one day upon
a fellow contributor to the Edinburgh
Rerie,e, found him reading book pre-
paratory to writing critique on it, and
expostulated with him. "Why, how do
you manager" ask his friend. "lnever."
said the wit, ''read book before review
ing it; it prejudices one So"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CITY SERGEANT.

Mr. EDITOR Please announce me as o
elected, will cndeavOr to discharge the duties
of the office faithfully and impartially.
jal5 SAM. b. MCCULLOUGH.
Mr. EDITOR II beg leave TO announce my.
self as a candidate for the Office of City Ser.
geaRt. If elected. will endeavOr TO please the
public at large. Respectfully,
SMITH MCDONALD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-22
Enr CITY TREASI,RER.

We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
L. DAY, the present incumbent, for &c
election to the Office of City Treasurer. II
elected. he will endeavor to discharge the du'
ties of tho Office faithfully AID imparlially.
FOR WHARF MASTER.
EDITOR REGISTER:-PleRsea announce me
as a Citizens candidate for the oiiCe of Wharf
Master JOSEPH FORSYTH.