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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

30 J. S. Kicker. The invincible,
viii leave for the East to-day, TO Sc
cure a mammoth stock Of boots and
shoes for the Fall trade. He is b2urd
to 20 ahead.
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Ia Yesterday was very quiet, not
withstanding the saloons were nearly
all opea
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H. AuuisftLIE.-aVefE za..#
I q clock AN. hvery
days q ..ladsys Friday, ana a1ta.
O'Clock A.. lI.
no GA1E0-Datiy, except aa1l.
o'clock u, ~.
40 GREEN isfF Ee.-- lVgU Monde
Day Thursday aud Saturday ri
EfN
40 EiA7l '0t-r. LIVERY tHa
uriaY at Is % 'ciocE p. 1L.
40 4aELED Es-aoEI- Daily eE1eH. .
10 O'Clock PERI.
10 @flEF fr4GE-- Every HuCs Ha..H
Gay and saturday Hta n.
Transient boats daily uu ANA HH.
TO CINCl&NAII- Every sufurH..
An.
40 CANlsELIoG Every Uuasrru
d8y, and saturday a1 Ky A.al
RockpoItstage (vla NcwbugaI. "a.
VLlle,l carrying the mail, leaves aH
On Mondays, wednesday and i
Arrives Dy 3 r.. M.s Iuoaday I.
and Saturday,.
New Harmony Mail 9larc Iaauz
days and FrldHys HtJ A. III. alTIEa
days Hnd Saturdays by ps I,
ML. Farl0u hlsil stage leaves
c8pl auulayaJ at A. I'll. AIELEuH r.
g8pt euuaaEsI 1g Q -. Ma
10 Rs EgHU Eg.-HucN daily taMe
aay,l uum the Merchant aoI-
O'clock 4. Die
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" Barrett'sn Hair ResLoratize.

IF men or women could but Gnd the
fdbIed fountain which Is SAID TO restore
health, and strength. and beauty, with
what eaocruess they would rush 10 drink
its waters" 10 is found in the $. T.-lSe0
X. The sale of the PLANTATION BTr-
TERs is without precedent ia the history
of the world. They are at once the most
speedy. siren othening health-restOrer ever
discovered. It requires but single trial
10 understand this.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr to The best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

Don't confound Barrett's" with
others.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

ea City Council meets tonight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

DEATH Loves A SHINING Mark.
We are panied to learn that Miss
Belle Jones. daughter Of Calvin
Jones, editor Of the Rockport Demo
crat, died on Friday night. She was
beautiful and highly accomplished
young lady, the idol of her family,
aud greatly beloved by all her ac-
quaintanees. She was about seven
teen years of age.
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E5y~ The latest styles and best Boots
aud Shoes are always bought at
aug30- Mon&Tu 2W RICKER's.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

BD- The match game of base ball
between the Star and Union Clubs, Of
this city, viii take place next Friday.
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DIssolntloD of CopartDership.

The partnership heretofore existing
between +. Schuermann and W. ID.
Burford. In the Drug Business at No.
Is South First Street. has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Z.
Schuermann retires from the bust
ness, which win in the future be con-
tinued by w. B. Burford, who will
settle all claims against the firm. and
collect debts due the. same.
FRED. SCHUER3IANN,
w. 3. BURFORD.
IN retiring from the firm, / desire
to return my thanks to the public for
the patronage extended to the firm,
and solicit for my successor q con
tinuance Of the same.
aug30 81 FRED. SCHUEBMANN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

GEOLOGICAL SPEeIMEEs.-Dr. Stin-
son, at the Evansville Library Rooms,
is rapidly augmenting his collection
Of geological specimens, and is receiv-
ing additions almost daily. It IS
worth visit from any one to examine
the many singular geological speci-
mems on exhibition at the Library
Rooms. Among the late additions
we notice some pure virgin copper
ore. from the Lake Superior Mines in
Michigan; a very large piece of orys-
talized quartz. strongly impregnated
with copper, also from Michigan ;
Aberdeen and Peterhead granite and
peat moss, from Scotland. lately pre-
scented by VIM. Troupe; Stalagmite,
from Dit. Vernon, presented By Rev.
r. Andrus; Stalactites, from Pruett's
Cave, Monroe County. Ind, donated
by Thomas Peck; and last, though
not least, a star fish, az Echinus and
q Trilobite. All these curiosities are
very interesting.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

Out of Barrett's, out of fashion.
s% A nice Shoe for a lady can
always be found at
aug30- Mon&Tu 2W RICKER's.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

B~ The public schools Of Indian
apolis are to be supplied with fire ex-
tinguishers A gentleman in this
city has a fire extinguisher that he
claims is hard TO beat, and we are
promised a trial Of it before long.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

NOT so.-Tho Cairo Bulletin had
very pathetic account Of the mutila-
ton Of the body Of Copeland, the Mail
Agent Of The Cumberland. Among
other things, it said his right arm was
torn of at the shoulder. From Capt.
Lowth, We learn hat the only marks
of injury manifest on the body were,
the skull was broken on the left side
of his head, and the right under jaw
was broken.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

FOR l'8DUIA AND EH
The plfgaut uae .uear aIaam
F FANNY B2 lE
IfHGHE HIIEFa. aIH...
hAr iunH.
WIN leave for Cairo aH q HII UaU II.
MON 3A1ys AUGUST Elr1
Gt r., 1r., promptly.
For freight aT ua ..H.H .#
or 30 81. ..lE
auRaJIIl
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ARTIsTIo.-We Rera5 shown last
week at the ofico OF Warren & Mat
tiaon, 3 Beautiful oil painting, the
work of Miss Mary Potter, formerly
Of New York, but new on a visit to
Judge Warren's in this city The
painting 10 size is about three by four
feet, and is very beautiful. 1t is a
scene in the Alps, representing q small
lake. surrounded by steep mountains,
and magnificent sky view in the dis
tance. This picture gives evidence Of
genius in Miss Potter that only needs
proper cultivation, to make her a per-
feet artist. Those DESTROYS TO look at
it can do so by dropping into the Office
Of Warren & Madison. Miss Potter
has painted several other very fine
landscapes while she has been in the
city.
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WANTED

my AN EXPERIENC ED ROOK-KEEP-
- FR, one or more set Of BOOKS to pest.
For integrity aud capacity, refer TO Keller
~ White, or address Box go. augZ4-lr
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Cur Public Schools.

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Barrett's" challenges thc world.

of Ihl
aug26-d9t.
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CIT N q w S .

EVANSVILLE J0URN
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20. 20 WAIEEs 8EhEEI,
apr28 dIyl Bet Main and Vine,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-10
MEDICAL.
BAL TInORE LOCK H0SPiIN
BALTIMORE. Mn =
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK srv,..
DR.. JOHNSTON

DR.. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certsi, g
emily Etectnal Remedy In the vorlj EsSeuy "
ness of the Back or Limbs, Striotprs. 'r Nai
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, InyolrsS .AlecaSs
charges, Impotency, General l.ebiHt. ~ u.
ness, Dyspepsia, Langror, Low Sni,.a esVsSs
sion Of Ideas, Palpitation Of TIE Bs... Seli,
", Trembling. Dinness Of Sight Tag
Disease Of the Head, Threat Nos. =, vseeeises
fsctIons Of the Liver, Lungs, stonssS ~ Al
eis-those Ierfiele Disorders a,isir, f,o,. Sas
tary Habits oI houth-sICRLr and w. sVa
practices more fatal 10 their win. sostarI
songs OF Syrens 10 the Mariner - ma 1ila L,
blighting their most brilliant bops. y. y. lysses
tiOns, rendering n arriage, &c. imnc.,'ale'ps
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have becor,s n.
Solitary Vice. that dreadful and S.uai =
habit which annually sweeps 10 an sLeetV
grave thousands OF Dung Men q tbs 49,. -
aztec talents anu brilliant intellect. W. -
otherwise have entranoed listepipr so 80 -;
the thunder Of elsquence. or waks5
the thrilling Tyre, may call With fol- A.. sVia.l
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men s,,,.
ing Marriage, being aware VI Pbysi,.,i' a p.
ness, organic debility, deGor.aiiiss Nea
cured. 's'tN.
He who places himself under tb..
j., may Teligiously cOntide in lis borE,V.N =.
tleman, and confidently rely upon III, ,Ss.gg
physician. 'S
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full yisor
Ills Distressing Affection, which reuF..',,N
miserable and Marriage impossible T1 .TH e.,
atty paid by the victims Of impFoDns - We l j.,
cnce. Young persons are too apt 10 ca. t'-,
cesses FROM not beng aware of tbs 11aiG
consequences that may ensue. Nov S's4.s
understands the subject will prr,.rg 'ae "a,
that the power Of prccreatioa Is ls,, CO..
by those falling into improper habit :, 800
the prudent Besides being d,p,iv,tT = ;, !"
and destructive symptoms Of boib N'';'
mind arise. The System becou,, r.. a.
the Physical and MSnta Function, 1' Nisi;f
loss of Provocative Power Nsryor, r- rs-A'se'
Dyspepsia, Palpitatlun OF the Hs,,, ',SA.'.4.
ticn, Constitutional Debility. a Vs.,i, i', -
Frame, Cough, Consumption D,c.,"AA \. Va,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-10
CUBAN MATTERS.

New YORK, November Captain
Harris, commander of the steamer LII
liam which had the Goicourias exprdi-
ton on board, arrived in New York yes
terday from Nassau, where the vessel
was seized.
The officers of the privateer Hornet
were brought to Brooklyn yesterday in
charge of Marshal Foot, of North Caro-
lima, and turned over To Marshal Dali
ton, who held them in $4,000 each to
answer before the United States Circuit
Court.
The Times says: Intelligence was
received at a late hour last night, from
q reliable source, of another Cuban ex-
petition being now in progress in this
city, Philadelphia and Baltimore. We
also learn that one or two very fast
steamers have been purchased by par
ties unknown, and will at an early date,
if not stopped, attempt TO pursue a
course similar to to that marked out fol-
the steamer Cuba
General Goicouria, commander OF the
RYAN and Lillian Cuban expeditions, ii
expected to arrive in this city today
no having been released from the custo
DIV of Nassau British officials.
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Father Hyacin,hc's Letter.

New YORK, November 9.-The follow
ing is Father Hyacinthe's letter to the
Boston clergy men:
Il lam very sensible of the high honor
paid me in the greeting from the clergy
whom you represent. | am touched by
your expressions of Christian sympa
thy, greeting and affection. l am a
Catholic, and hope to remain one. l
have not broken with the Church, but
its abuses. recognise true Christians
in all Protestant bodies. for | believe
that the true Church, embracing all who
hold Christ rs their head, is far wider
than any earthly organization. My
purpose in coming 10 America is TO es'
cape from excitemens and to rest lit.
tie. ] shall soon return to Europe, but
hope again TO visit this country. |
shall visit Boston in November, if pos
sible, and then should be glad To see
those whom You represent, and TO ex-
plain more fully my position. The fn-
ture IS dark aud uncertain, but | shall
obey my conscience to the end, greeting
in my name with Christian salutations
those in whose name you greet me-"
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New York Market.
New YORK, November ..

NEW YORK, November y.
COTTON.-Heavy and lower; 23OO
bales received; middling uplands 2osc.
FLOUR.-Closed strongly in buyers
favor, with moderate export demand
for good low grades extra.
WHEAT.-Dull and heavy for winter
and steady for spring, with moderate
export demand.
RYE.-NOmipal.
OATS.-Fairly active and firm at 6ia
Csc for western.
CORN-Quiet at 9oa95c for unsound,
99alO31 for sound mixed western.
PORK.-Quiet and steady at % 81
for mess.
BEEF--Demand limited; unchanged.
CUT MEATS.-Quiet and steady,
BACON.-Steady, with moderate do
mand.
LARD.-Quiet at l7ial7sc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS.-In fair request, without ma
terial change.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, November 9.

NEW 1ORh, NONompol -
MONEY-Steady on call at SAL per
cent.
Observation-Disclosures; rates very
irregular. The banks report a con-
tinued demand for currency from Wash
ington, and pressing demand for dis
count from our merchants.
STERLING-Dull but firm at lOsBa
100.
GOLD-Dall but strong; opened at
1873 and closed at l27tal274; carrying
rates 2a7 per cent. The Assistant Treas
urer sold over million at 127al27t.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A fraction
higher. This morning there was a
rumor from Washington that the Score.
tary would buy from four to five mil
lions of bonds tomorrow. The market
closed steady: Coupons of 81, ll6all6s
do '62, ll5ial15s; do "a, l13sall3t; dc
'O5, 1l3ial13i; do new, 1l5Ialls; dc
'67, ll6all6s; do '66, ll5iall6; l0-4Os
lO7ta1O7s; currency 6s, l078alO75.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
a CINCINNATI, November 9.
FLOUR-Dull; sales family at 5 25a
5 so.
WHEAT-Dull; red winter at l O6a
1 10; demand light.
CORN-In demand; ear at 64a65c;
shelled at S6a67c; new at 60a62c.
OATS-Unchanged and firm at asa
$50.
RYE-Dull at 90c fer No. /.
BARLEY-Dull at l so for fall.
COTTON-Dull and prices lower; mid
dlings at 24a243c.
WHISKY-In fair demand at l 90.
MESS PORK-New held at 81 %; out
little old in market.
BACON-Retail sales of old at lot tor
shoulders, and 19ic for clear sides.
BULK MEATS-No demand for new
and prices nominal at 12tal2te Tor
shoulders. and 16ia16sc for clear sides
LARD-Neglectcd; prime steam at
,fic. Lettle rendered at lie nominally;
old held at 1910.
HOGS-In good demand at 5OalO 81,
the latter rate for extra selected for
butchers use; slaughterers paid y 9Oa
10 %; receipts l4OO.
BUTTER-Unchanged and firm at 80
a35c for fresh.
EGGS-At 29a30c.
CHEESE-At 17ia19c, and demand
good. :,
OILS-Linseed oil dull at 90a92c; lard
oil at 33a1 81; for current made WIN
ter 40a1 40; petroleum at 35c Tor re-
fined; market tirmer.
SUGAR-Shade 10 wer; refined tc low
er.
COFFEE-All grades dull and 3aic
lower; common to prime at l9ia24ic.
SEEDS--Clover at Is 90: timothy at
3 40; flax dull at l 80.
GOLD--At 1868 buying.
EXCHANGE--Dull at LILO discount
buying.
MONEY-Market close.
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BY THE CABLE.
iBy Telegraph to the Register

FLORENCE, November 9.-The official
journal of this city publishes the fol
lowing announcement: The physicians
attending King Victor Emanuel now
report him entirely out of danger.
MADRID, November 9.-During the
session of the Cortes yesterday General
Prim said, in reply to question, that
Admiral Topete had not resigned on ac-
count of the candidsturs of the Duke
of Genoa, but he would continue to IA
yor the revolution, and aid him in dis
charging his official duties,
PARIS, November 9.-The city con-
tinues tranquil. No further disturb
ance grew out of the excitement of last
evening.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, November 9.

CHICAGO, November 9.
FLOUR--Quiet; sales at o0a5 rs for
spring extras.
WHEAT-Active and firm sales No.
l at 9la92c, No. 2 at S7aS8tc. closing at
S6as7tc; this afternoon the market was
irregular at s7aS7ic cash, seller Novem-
Der; S7aS7ic, seller last half; S5a89ic,
seller December for No. 2.
CORN-Less active; sales No. at Got
a661c, rejected 63ia64ic, closing unchan-
ged; this afternoon the arket was dull,
at 66c cash, and csc, seller November,
for No.2.
OATS-Fairly active and o shade
firmer; sales No. 2 at 3sa3S9c, rejected
closing at 35ic for No. 9:
RYE-Quiet and steady; sales No l at
Tic, No at Csc, closing unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at goa
96c for No 2.
HOGS-Quiet and firm at 8 5OaS so
for common, 9 00a9 % for smooth bacon
grades, 5oa975 for mess pork in lots,
9 S0a10 90 for extra.
COTTON-Quiet and unchanged.
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Cleveland Vi arkef.

CLEVELAND, November y.
FLOUR-Quiet; country made 6 75a
7 % for XX white; 50a6 90 for XX red
and amber; 50a6 % for IN spring.
WHEAT-No. l red at 10; No. ? do
OF 10.
CORN-No. 2 at csc.
OATS-At 47c.
RfE-No. . at goo.
PETROLEUM-Refaed held at COLA
soc for prime light straw to white; 30a
Sic for standard white in large lots;
crude So better; held at 7 10.
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TRANSPORTATION.
AND OHIO
Rail Read Company,

EAST-LEATFI
Wheeling
daily ata... 5.35 AN.
Cameron. 7.5l
Warrington J5
EairmOut .... $40 "
ARRIVING AT
Grafton at...lO.I5 4"
Petersburg. AS "
Sundays excepted.
TXpRFS
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gg telegraph
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
by Telegraph to the Register
TO THE REGIsTER--

Ry Telegraph 10 tno RokAssoA'i
WASHINGTON, November 9.
Cabinet Meeting.
All the Cabinet officers were attend
auce at the meeting to-day, with the
exception of the Postmaster General.
No Interviews.
The President was engaged during
the forenoon in reading the annual re-
ports of Cabinet officers and other off,
cisls, in consequence of which he was
unable to give attention to any of the
large numbers of visitors anxious to
have interviews.
Removed.
Joseph A. Ware, Solicitor of the Sixth
Auditors Bureau of the Postoffice De-
partment for the past five years, mas
been removed.
Pacific Railroad Matters
The passenger and freight business Oh
the Pacific Railroad continues large
TIE earnings of the Western Paciho ior
october. were sos, 200, coin, and the
Central Pacific $685., 900, coin. The
travel westward is about double that
eastward. On both lines the emigrant
train, ara we'll filed. The coal found IN
the Monte Diabolo range has been tested
in the locomotives of the Western IA
cific, and found 10 work well. This Is
OF great importance to the future work
Ing of overland lines.
Declines Buying.
Senator Sprague, who opened nogo-
tiation to purchase the National Intel
ligencer, has declined to buy that es-
Enlistment.
DR.. Draper, of New York, has accept
ed the Presidency Of the American
Union Academy Of Literature, Science
and Art just formed in Washington. 1t
already numbers 134 members, includ-
ing General Grant, Chief Justice Chase,
Vice Admiral Porter, and others of dis
tinction.
Indicted.
The Treasury Department has received
information that L. j. Estel, Solicitor
Of the second district of North Carroll
ma. has been indicted for embezz-ement,l
he having appropriated about S5O,OOO
of government funds to his own use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-10
KENDALLVILLE. INDIANA.
Disnstrons Fire-Loss 5O,OOO-Pnr.
Iial Insurance

tial Insurance.
TOLEDO, o., November "a fire oc-
ourred at Kendallville, Ind, last night,
originating in the tailoring establish
ment of VIM. Herbst aud destroying
property in the business portion OF the
place amounting to $4,000, on which
there is aboat $4,000 insurance. The
principal losers are Herbst, taller; Eng!'
& Co; Thompson. grocer; Mrs. Bates
milliner; J. p. Gross, agricultural i'm
plements; Mrs. Wilson, milliner; Wander
bule & Gerton, boots and shoes; Msyer''
Bank; Baker Il Batchelder, hardware
and Goth * Beckmau, jewellers.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 9.
FLOUR-Nominally unchanged bat
buyers demand lower rates.
WHEAT-Steady at l 35al IS.
CORN.-White, old l %; do new 9Oc.
OATS-At 55a57c.
MESS PORK-Qniet aud lower at
81 So
BACON Quiet; rib sides at l9c: clear
sides at l9tc; shoulders l5fsl6c
LARD.-FIrm at lSI22c.
WHISKY-Depressed and lower ut
03iC.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November9.
Flour dull. Wheat shade better;
No. white Michigan at Is; regular do
at O6t: amber at o.; No. red at
12F; No > do at O6!; No. ) do at CSC.
Corn a shade better; No. at SIC; No. =
at SIC. Oats steady; No. ut 46c: No ?
at iiic.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Appearance OF CaIiIc PIngue-stock
Dying Rapidly Supposed

CINcINNA1I, November 9.-The plague
has broken out among the cattle at
John Pfefer's distillery, Storr's town.
ship, from which about forty have
already died. The disease is still
raging, all natives. Not supposed 10
be from contagion with foreign cattle.
Every effort is being used TO prevent
the disease spreading. Health officers
are Of the opinion that that the disease
results from feeding on still slop.
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New Work Dry Goods Market.
Npu YopU Noyemher y

Inactivity is the predominant feature,
as trade and the market is depressed,
although prices of staple cottons are
without material change.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-10

WE INVITE TIE ATIt,,.i
w Of dealers 10 our large and o0in -. b
and propose TO Offer induosmsns "''
90 jObbiBe house East or We'1
- Bags Prime KID Cofe" o,,,
5DhlldA Prime and ChO.rs y v ''
- do Dem1rarA sugar 60,
- do Porto Rico and al" DE-
80 Barrels Refined Sugar.
30 do Prime y. q. A0'iss''
20 DO Synps.
- Tisro1s Prime CkrUlinA k0'
Teas, Tobacco. etc, ctr. 49,
I2yJ Barrels flour rGndhrd a.
brands.
$40 Pieces Bacon Hans
SJlD do DO Shoulder
goo do Sides and BuSEss
30 Barrels Nsa POrt
100 Tieross Prime Lsai Lard
30 Ksgs Family Do 20
50 BaFrels Extra Wisssr Las
- Do Carbon o.
- Barrels HSminy
% do White Navy Pan - 80
Our stock IL kept constantly is'.'
filed with prom ptBess- .,,.oSIC
fsbs LIST. NOkkI2I-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-10
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DR.. j. addresses all thc,e Nho -.
themselves by improper tnta. Svros .a5 ~ Nv.
habits, which ruin both body aaG 80 80 49,
them Tor either business, study .C''''
marriage.
These are some Of the sAd anG a,,s,,,.
fects produced by early hab.n Of yosN - !,
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs. An, -.
Hoad, Dimness of Sight, Los o. NusSs.,, D.,
er, PRlpitation Of the Heart Dyspepsia N.r,,-,
Irritability, DeranEcmeuiot the !. srsgv, D.,
tons, General Dehuii, symptoms Of Coz. >,
ton, sc.
MENTALLY.-Thc fearful eject "a Il, 49,,
are much 10 be dreadcd-Loss OF Memoir h,
fusion OF Ideas, Depression Of Sprls N
Forebodings, Aversion To Society Ss.l u.,pl,
Love OF solitude, Timid,ty, Sc src son, Nh.
evils produced.
Thousands of persons Of AL age, CA =,
Judge what 10 the - 1se of their declining Asll
losing their vigor, becoming WcaI pae Ia
vous and emaCiated, having a singular IEB.r
ance about the eyes, cough ard yuy,cEi
Consumption.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-10
ORGANlC MrAENr..
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Su,,....
don, graduate from one OF the ~ s.'.N -'.
Colleges in the United States And ~. el.ies,
part Of whose lite has been ,rrrti, ~ ~ sI'a't'
tails of London, Paris, Phl..lsIne-, hV',.
where has effected some Of The -, - -
ing cures that were ever ~. -
;ros BLEED with ringing IN the Ls.d a.. AalI
asleep, great nervousness beng ,,ir,,f1 'asl
den sounds, bashtulness, viii fsgr.S,' = %, ..
ing, attended, sometime, E;iA J.,,y ',a' l-s't
mind. were cured immeta,eIv ,'''-i Of