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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-10-23

SOUTH WESTERN OFFICE, I
Shreveport, October 90, 1869. I

4 Shreveport, October 90, 1869.
During the past week all
ranches of the wholesale trade,
except dry goods and notions, ex-
hibited 0 fair degree Of animation.
In fact, q considerable improve
,nent was observable. A leading
dry goods iobber remarked to Us
Yesterday that he had never be-
fore seen so dull an October in
his life in this city. Although
the stocks are large and well as
acrted, the country merchants
fail to take hold, for the reason
that they have already laid in
large stocks elsewhere. The sea-
son bids fair to be a dull one for
the iobbers in dry goods. In the
grocery and Western produce line
we have to note quite an improve
nent. Plantation supplies, hard.
ware, drugs, wagons, &C., meet
with a ready demand. The retail
trade shows some life and ere
long will no doubt prove very
profitable. The freedmen, with
their one and two bales, are be-
ginning to make their appearance,
making those who seek that kind
of trade look white about the
eyes. You can tell one as far as
YOU can see him, not so mnch for
the striking resemblance which
they bear each other, but for that
wild, excited loook which the car
niyerous give expression to when
in search of prey.
The leading staple has been in
good demand all the week at
prices but a fraction lower than
New Orleans quotations, and it
was only The limited supply that
kept our cotton buyers from
ADJUSTING" higher than a kite
Last Wednesday low middling
sold for % to 224c. in currency,
Thursday and Friday the same,
Saturday 225 to 22B and Monday
22a to 23c. Yesterday the mar
ket opened very brisk, and most
anything i'll the shape Of low mid
ding brought 234c. in currency.
We quote as follows, which is an
advance of &C.: Good ordinary 221
TO 22a and low middling % to 234c.
In specie, low middliug 17s to
1T5c. Small notes In currency
are rather scarce. The receipts
election yesterday were 426 bales
che largest of the season. The
receipts of the week we're 1890
bales.
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Stolen.

T'rom the undersigned, near Lake Biste-
IL mean, Bossier parish, on Saturday
night, 10th instant, fine FLEA.BITTEN
GREY MARE, about seven years old, bran
ded E s on left shoulder, about fourteen
hands high, trots and PAGES well
A reward of FIFTY DOLLARS will be
paid for her delivery to me. 3Ay#
T. L. BOONE
October %, 1869. n30 2ts~
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ras :
FTha river opposite this point
commenced falling last Satur-
day, after having been on a
stand for a number of days,
slncs which time it has fallen
five inches. It will not take
long at this rate for the two
Ret rise to run out, when we
may as well look out tor two
and fhtee card rates again.
Last Saturday the river at
the head of Long Prairie was
falling slowly.-[South-W es-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-10-23

Matters OF moment ought to be
described in a minute manner,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-10-23
Shreveport Price Current.

Corrected @eel1ly from the South Western
Made from actual sales as they transpired.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19
~ VNI2 ri Ee W :. .
-F7r olaer lflrer IleD,, See Fo,lrl1 rqoe.
" sTEAMBoAT pRIN TfNe,

No printing establishment ia the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assOrt-
menu Of job ny pc. though very isr~e ana
our job depart nent is Under the personal
supervlsion Of one OF the best Jon printers
in tho United states. We are prepared 10
Kills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
So, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., DC. Orders left with either of the
wharf-bOats will be promptly attended 10.
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auaIms of conseIcnoe IL determining
to pull Katrine and klaas apart, no
matter at what cost. :,
In due course Phillippa came with
her early Spring farm produce; aud
the honest widow said so much that
StOokeu carried a very damaging tale
to Mynheer Gratland, who was en-
abled to hold the following converse
ton with his daughter
Ha. a fine lover have we in
Klaas r.
How so, father?"
Why. he has forgotten you, Ka-
trine. and will marry Philippe. the
Friesland maid, and niece to Vrow
Klapel, with whom be lives"
She looked up and smiled.
No" she said.
Nay; have the news from sure
hand . H&
No" said Katrine; and her stead
fast head once more fell over her In
terminable knitting.
NoP was the word.
Here is what happened. The Fries
land milk aud butter girl, sure
enough, arrived one day, in a trek
schuyt-the Amsterdam gondola--
laden with her farm goods. And
she was SO well dressed that no
doubt Philippe had heard Of
the good looking, melancholy
yoang carpenter, Klaas. She smiled
very frankly when Vrow Klapel in
trcduced her; and after sitting in the
room for three minutes. she went out,
to return in Eve, wearing her gold
head plaque.
Klaas did not even know the mean
ing Of this maneuvre, aud did not at
all understand she Vrews rePr0aehes.
which she heaped upon him next day.
Now Philippe meant matrimony.
The girls of Friesland wear sort of
forehead helEet, which Is covered
with stretched lace Gotten this lead
plaque may be seen IN a Dutch gal
leon In the London Docks. The
best one is generally OF sheet
gold, and is handed down reli-
giOusly from mother to daughter.
The every day helmet. if we may give
the ornament, that name, is of IRON or.
even tin. When Frieslander maiden
wishes to intimate that she accepts a
lover, she leaves the room, and puts
I on the gold plaque This is what.
Phillippa did for no doubt she
brought the gold ornament from home
on purpose to wear it; but Klaas,
though he had lived at the Hague all
his life. knew nothing of the custom,
and Phillippa was very much dis.
tressed when she and Vrow Klapel
were alone. Strange to say. she con-
sidered she had been ill-nsed. In
fact, il is possible Vrow KlapeI had
gone the length of informing her
niece that Klaas was dying for mar
riage. in consequence OF having seen
her photograph.
| Phillippa vowed she would be re-
venged.
| And when Katrine and Klaas met,
she had only to look in his face, and
she said, II knew Klaas was true"
TO you-how could not be ~ q &
And as Katrine saw evidently her
Klaas knew nothing of PhilIippa,s in
tentions. like wise lassie she did not
enlighten him on the point.
| coNCLUDED TOMORROW. g
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0utine the entire upward tri, ,.r az, t.-...
,iA thousana ba9ra ~ riiiplne reoarff.
passed thfpugn New Orleans - ronfe r.
nam 1t place Quo dnw nftaaf M XIV, 80 w
required bv flfe Northern fFnee.f r''. .,iiie
transportaiion, and 10 a cost OF f2 Cents i',s
IIle ilpt or the Nfie No. gt,oa t..., 49,.
pendcd by the Bono az rarf la. r,.'..r,.-
~ ~ Ae ~ ~ at-tt ohksl iur ~ sf ua
on Red River. B0rpmber l4fn pIiGfs ~..r
orally are NOS careful ouourn iu ndherf1el
closely % the rn.cs laid DOWN tor th q
government in thick ar fEHy weather.
Rule Z, referred o.. rean ~ follower
when steamer q runnfne ln @ fog o.
tnick weather 70 shall be the duty OF the
pilot 10 eUund the sfGara. whistle Hf fufor-
Vais not exceeding two minutes"
LOUISVILLE. * The C0asrier-.go1frnag OF
Saturday sayss
We.see Il noticed that a fhip.yatd VIII
DO opened IN New Albany in thn event
that the Ylncennes Railroad Is put under
contract the coming seas yn. L1ufsviIfft
men are said 70 be shareho 'dcrs ln flia eng
terprisc.
ST. LOUIS. - The De,aoey,a OF Saturday
Rain has fallen almost constantly since
Thursday evening. BusincsH nt Tie wharf
was greatly Interrupted thereby, some
boats being compelled 10 lle over. River
anticipated. AL fears OF a closing OF the
river are vanisning, alth0ngh there VIII
souri, - on the rise, and that Stream, ~
Well as the others, is extremely MIN FOR
THIS time OF the year.
captain james n. Pepper s justly proud
oI ms new steamer, the Thompson Uanmt
winch ~ Of such huge capacity That when
she mas three thousand tons ia there ID
sun room Tor more. Captain Pepper has
nlaue NJ his MUD % take h1t next spring
70 ne ne AtH, our ~ omaha, just 20 prove
TINS Immense cruiser can 90 there aud
BACK quite ~ safely aud successfully aa fha
greatly inferior sized boats 81 800 or 100
TONS cap tctty which look b iOn that trade
a. their own. Pilot Boo BAItwih also says
sle can 30 lt ald he ~ good nutnprity.
Pepper viii take his steam 90 Ciuefnhnff
aud load her Tor Omaha and way points.
He VIII load her TO i've fee viii GU tnua
OF freight, intending. he tiinEs. enough
house furniture ~ SUPPLY the Missouri
hlyer country below Omaha for tins noNt
Two years.
Captain Pepper = mighty art 60 40
what he says he Will
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19

REMOVAL.


M FTER SEAH CHING THIS CITY
- thoroughly for new quarters adapted
TO our necessities, we have selected CRIES.
Third Streets, as peculiarl- adapted to our
use. The superb apartments now occupied
In this building, 18th entrance on Third
Street. are NJ eQualed In all the essentials
Of locality, space, hight, ventilation, and
general arrangement.
g Evansville Commercial College" Is now
the oldest, most popular, and extensive
school in the West for the education of
young men and boys In Commercial
The plan of instruction In all depart
ments Is peculiar to the institution. and is
developments, and is the place to obtain q
thOrOaah Business Education. A regular
course o. instructions, and an IMPROVED
SYSTEM OF ACTUAL BUSIN ESS TRAIN
INt3, selected from the best Business
Houses In the country. BOOK KEEPING,
PENMANSHIP, COM MERClAL AHITH-
oughly taught, and success guaranteed.
The BUSINESS COLLEGE stands unrt.
notable example in the country of the fea-
kfbility OF fitting young men for the higher
financial POSITIONS Through course of
governmental training In the details OF
business. Il is impossible here TO fully
desc rtbe the beauty OF the system OF
PRACTICE, which mas grown up by de-
A visit 60 this wonderful beehive OF
business never fails to impress the be-
I 1OA0GE VIII ltS Important pfdCIlC<tl C1aE-
acter and its utter feasibility as a pre-
/ paratory school for business.
/ Parents and guardians viii ind now here
| else IN the country school where their
| children and wards will receive such Indt-
vidual recognition, and where so much is
done to advance each pupil in whatever
! is deemed most essential 10 their symmet-
/ rtcal advancement.
| ladies and gentlemen are invited to
visit our rooms any hour during the day
or evening.
/ For Information regarding terms, cireu-
| dress = = WELLS & KLkNER.
| ia7 dim Principals and ProprIetors.
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Wenther and NYnter.


The weather continues cloudy and
comparatively mild, with the mercury
above 40a. The river rose during the
twenty-four hours ending at 3 O'Clock
p. NJ. yesterday, thirty-three inches,
and was rising rapidly. An. overflow
is almost inevitable. A great deal OF
heavy drift ID running.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Leonidas, Pittsburg to New Orleans
Westmoreland. Cincinnati to New
Orleans; Silver Moon, Cincinnati to
Memphis; Cumberland, from Cairo
Tarascon, Henderson to Louisville;
Mollie Norton. Henderson to New
burg and return; Sallie ", Hender-
son to return; Raven, Pomeroy TO
Padaeahi Mary HOustons Louisville
to New Orleans; Falls City, Bowling
Green TO Louisville; Kate Robinson,
EastpOrt to Cincinnati. m e
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WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19
ESQ PRIZES IN Town Lots.
TIOKETs. rs.


TIME DRAWING WILL TAKE
& place 40 Masonic TEMPLE, ln LUuia-
vile, Kentucky ON the lsi day 81 Septem-
Az nts VIII furnish pamphlets giving
description ~ tic property, ana contain
ing The net or the Leglsiature afsfhorfsiag
ne safe.
Commissioners W ho viii manage the enc
terprisc are named Ia rlIe s1Ct OF the f.HglH-
lature, aud their Integrity ana rosponni-
3ility are endorsed in thc certificates
(Which Hill be found IA inc pHmphiCfHl
" Governor John w. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis md Thomas q. McCreery,
United States Senators. Hon. John Al.
Bunch, Spe ker OF the Kentucky House
Of Representatives, Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President o the Farmera
Bank, Il. ". Dnlinm, Fresidgnt OF Tie MAJ
tloBal tank. John II. Barrel end others, of
Henderson, Ky; Hon w. 4. Parrett, Judge
Of the Circuit Court Of the Elneeurh Judi-
cial District, anu NJ. -. Johnson, Judge on
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Ana ana 8
Hon. VIM IA. walker, Mayor, John q.
Hopkins. President First d atiOnai Rank.
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, aud
many other gentlemen 81 position nud
prominenee Ia k1ntueEy aud ludiapM
TICKETS can be purchased 81
r II. LANE Farmers Bang, Hender-
r. b. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank.
7rTHos. Il. 4. BROOKS. Covlneton, Ky.
JOAN O. LATHAM. presideIl6 HANK 81
Hopkinsyille, Hopkinsviile, Ky.
james Z. DaiianY C0nnaelcini Bank, Pn-
80 books opened at these points on the
LIST OF October, 1858.
PHI LIP HORNBHOOK, Esq, Water
Street, between Main and sycfmorc, arid
First street, wiH order msaets noln inc
Agents at III anderson, KY, for thuHH who
desire 10 purchase. se25 dlf
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED


YwYHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
experienced by those who use steam
power Is the formation IN tnelr posieis OF I,
wnat is known to engineers as SCALE"
or "INCR USrATION ia hard substance
formed out OF the earthly salts eontairsed
in The water. which attaches itself urhlIy
to the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In this city this difficulty Is peculiarly ag-
gravated by the lar-e quantity OF magne-
besides forming scales Dn the boiler, OBJ
structs the pipes and occasions the most
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endangering the safety OF the
boiler.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19
POstpoaement OF Henderson County
Land Sale.

TIME NDERsiGaNEB. WM0 WE'VE
n appointed commissioner by tno kenf
tncky Legislature 10 super attend aud con.
DUCT the HendersOm Comfy Land rHle
OF w M Mciain, Esq. take this method or
annou seing TO the public that the drawing
pohed until the ~ day o septetnbHr 1863.
When, on the lSt Of October iarts the enter
prise was Laid before Che pubic, ~ was
conn sently expected mlatlf & uia De cone
GUIDED by the IAN OF j January. 1867 tue
day fixed for the drawinsi bat several
and which cou1d NOT be controlled by The
Commissioner nor by lhf owner 81 tne
properly, confined t. prey snt ~. Among
these we may mention Tbs failure 20 op-
tain printed matter - che lime eQntfaeien
for, the ex RENE slrigeucy ol tue money
market aud the dist. ust ~ the minds "
the people OF 6nterprlses Ike thts, Induced
by causes which are yet ffesh IN the recots
N Tnongf fickeis ale now being raidiiv
i'd, "a sufficient humber AAVe NOT keett
disposed ~ 10 Justify q transfer OF inc
property WithOut bringing loss upon tno
The farming lands embraced in the en-
terpTise, nearly eisht nun red acres RI
which are cleared AMI tilahle, VIII De
rented cut for iiie pre- emf yenr-is1. GOOD
bonds for the rent vii! be taken. and these
bonds viii be ASSIGNED 20 tne persons who
The money Tor tho tickets sold ig IA the
hands 81 the aseniss aud should any SNARE
holder be d satisfied Win tlis postpone
nient, hts money VIII be refunded oh Ahe
presentation o. BIS ticket
The undersigned think 40 viii not Be
amiss 10 say. IA this connection, that hey
have no pecuniary Interest IA the ABOVE
enterprise, nor VIII they have ia tile jug
tire. They VIII not receive one cent lpE
theM services. and they do NOT n3W8 hm4
will not at any time, own, nOidi OF cohLipA
Jingle ticket IN tue euifrprlaH hof Que
dollar received from the ~ e 0i Lirhhta VIZ
be used by them, nor can tA0 owner ~ ~.
property touch, ilse, or cottlrni ltit pAit ~
III until after the drawing t4ho' piaeei Hnu
should the ENTERPRISE hy AMy uhi4feaNDu
contingency, prove faii si1, ali lm0nay
feceived from the sale ~ uckefs VIII DO
pr0saptiy returned GA pressntht on - tie
y. hanks,
W. 81 EDLIOWA8t ..
ROBERT I. GLASS,
p; g. GAHtdNe.
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WIN. G. TURNOCK Z 90,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe FItters,
Corner Pine and First Streets.

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
sw Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cochz
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. PARTICULAR
attention paid to repairing and adjusting
Steam Gauges Ijunes Il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19
CARD.-LOOk Here!

wNHE HOUSE AT FRENCH LICK
SPRINGS is now fitted up with COM
Portable rooms for those wishing to avail
themselves OF the use of these waters,
which are very efficacious in Winter for
Dyspeptics.
DR. RYAN has associated MI. e. Tucker
with him, in place of Adams, removed.
For further particulars address
RYAN & TUCKER,
French Lick Springs,
dell dim Indiana.
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Wishing to reduce our stock OF
q ~ n .tENA I - D 4
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES,
FIVE PEE CENT.

ls1A.zss SIS sszBw gas aa#ANN
In other words. we will sell ONE DOL
LARS WORTH of any and ali goods in
our store FOR % CENTS. to be paid In
cash its equivalent al the time Of purchase.
We propose to sell, as heretofo,e g, as low
as any other house In the city; and In
addition, as an inducement TO buy for
cash, we will throw of cents for every
dollars worth you buy at retail.
This is no humbug or deception. as those
VINO have known us for the last nfteen
years win readily believe; and strangers
who wish TO be convinced have only TO
try.
zzezA 2z4Ea 6s
WE EXCEPT NO GOODS.
Staples and Fancy Goods will share alike
In. the slaughter. Bring your cash, so as
to be prepared to get Is cents back for
every i've dollars worth you buy.
jan4l vICKERY BROS, 10 Main st. j
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Removes All this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedt-
ment whatever, and pure as AZ distilled.
All VINO Use what are known as the /" drive
we'll" for their supply of water cannot
anOrd to DO without this Heater. 1t will
save them much money in the purchase OF
delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed,
One has been in operation at Igleheart's
Flouring Mill for many montha and Rfvon
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
ton in HelImRn's Foundry and the Cotton
Mil adjoining.
Orders for StIllwell's Heater win receive
prompt attention IL left with
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19
Or. Burton's Tobacco AntidOIe9

NgARRASrED RzMovE AL DESIRE FoE ToaAccgE z
sfiegg vegetable aud havnIess. II 5lfes and ches
hs b0od invigorates the system. possesses great rs
Ing aAd strengthening power excellent t9hie aud
spTezer enables the stomach to digest The eartiest
food mAkes sleep refreshing, and esfahlisEs robust
health. EasosrS and cezrers t0T sa7tg yurs cetre8
Price Per box An Interesting eatise The
iniarious ects Of tobacco, with lists OF ioals. ref
erenees etc sESr Agents Wartsd. address
y Dr. 4. r.. ARBoTT, Jes&ey Ciys n J.
TESTTNEoETIA
Po<rsf tsIRE - ksfIA0NY.-I rec fived bex q Bar
tons Anrldetc snsQ Rev. NJ Alton and inn il a..
<fsrtaSL :. tiNlsHAI Coungton HariisoA d. o
FRax rHE r. s. rRSAsrRY, 81 Lesrg's 05fes--PlFaze
send supply Of tho ASTIDoTE/ The oHe xeesirea hes
dals ~ sr0rk s-RELY. o. T. EDGAR.
Faom Sew HAxrsHrRA SIR PRlsos.-Geniienien
81 influence here having IN cured Of the appetite for
\ ' tor de prisoners Of tlljf i Intuition.
JOsEPH MAYO, yArdeIAof y. II. State Prison.
4 BsxKERfs TEsrrMgSx.-Df<s Burtons Antjdote fo
fabaec0 hgx tcss8sJf fled al ctefsN.sl for n.
W MkNN, fist Nat Bank New Albany Ind
A CLERGYN AXIS TEsTIMONY.-oSfl3ox or As1Ip0TF
cured my brother Aud myself IT ssN N FAILS
Rev l. y sHoEaAKER. Kelley Station, Pa.
FRox rHE PsLEcB HFADeu AKTERs, LYAS. Mkss.--I
hare gIsssf irfg5ge 9Daads Of eh u, kkr months ~
using Dr. Br0as AHdote, and al esie foA tobacco Is
removed 4 w l. VAL a.
FRoN FHE SouTHERS HoNE JOURNAL BAISIMoRE,
MD.Xe box VI Burtons Antidote FsBtOuef an festTs
for thekveed from take pleasure in accomplishing
It to III readers. r. Y. SLATER, Edi2r-
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. \
ITrddeD,ark x CoDssrichted.l =
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Among the frst boats due here are
the Armada, from Cairo; the Lew
ellin, from Eastport; Havana, for
Nashville; Clifton and Norman, from
Memphis; the sam. ,. Hale. for Mem
phis; Louisville, Legal Tender and
Nick LongWorth. for New Orleans;
Louisiana, Indiana and Richmond,
from New Orleans; the Rose Hite,
from Louisville; Clara Scott, from
Wabash; the Fanny Brandeis, from
Nashville. - -,ses..,, 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-25
ETTYS URIC
.KATALYSINE WATER !
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVc Powers.

THE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
announce that thew completed arrange
meHts for supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on scale commemorate with the de-
mand Physicians and invslids desiring inior.
nation "a TO the therapeutic value aud virtue 81
this Water will on application 20 the othoe Of
the Company, OF any Of the Druggists Stores, DO
furnished with printed copies Of statements OF
invalds and reports Of eminent medical men a.
IN it, CURATIVE EFFECTs the only unerTing test OF
the value Of any water OF medicine.
They are also referred 70 the Thousands Of In.
valids and their medical advisers in every part
OF the country, who have since the general In.
PRODUCTION OF this Water among the people, some
six msnths ago, been cured, by its use, Of dis
tressng or fatal maladies.
This combined testimony establishes, beyond
an reasonable doubt, the superiority Of this
Water. a. a remedy Ter Rheumatism, Cont, GRAY.
ell. Dyspepsia Kidney, Urinary. Bronchial Llv.
er, and Bowel Diseases tBiliousneaa, &C, Ca
tarrh. Neuralgia and Nervous Di-oraer-.l over
all Others known 20 mafsria medica, or found IN
the mineral springs Of modern times.
II has been demonstrated in a number Of IN
stances 20 possess the power u solving culcuIn
or stone In the bladder. and the urate deposits
Of chalk stones formed BY Rheumatism, 1out.
and Gravel. and Of PERMANENTLY curing these
dissaaes. for which medical science and the nOsi
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided pllliatives.
Also Of zrresting the progress, " not psrmA-
uently curing, AIbumenurtA, or BngAts Dis
ease.
This Water il confidently claimed % be the
Only mineral spring water With which great and
rsmar kable cures nave been effected away from
source.
Depot g Liberty street, View York.
For sale By MCCABE BUSHPIRLD e.
KRAFT. 80 Main street Wheeling. and Drug.
giss generally. ssPS
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DRAMATIC AssOCIATION.-The young
ladies and gentlemen of Cameron and
vicinity have organized Dramatic As
ISOLATION which is in quite flourishing
condition. An unusual amount of tai
ent in the dramatic line is said to be
shown by many of the members and they
are developing their natural gifts by
hard study and practice. They are now
rehears;ng the popular play of "Ten
Nights in a Bar-roOm' and will soon
present it to the public. Ample arrange
ments will be made for putting the
piece upon the boards in creditable
manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-25

CURIOUS QUEsTIoNs-By Rer. II. 4,
BrGHH, d. Din store and for sale at
No. Washington Hall, where there is
also for sale everything in the way of
Motions, Fancy Goods, Toys, Stationery,
Pictures and Frames, School, Prayer and
miscellaneous Books. Please call when
you want anything in this line aud !
will sell TO yoa at very small advance
on first cost.
Thankful for past favors, aud solicit.
ing a continuance of the same, shall
endeavor to please old and new custom.
ers in the future, as heretofore.
1..E P. LoECHER.