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- Blonden is rope Walking IN London.
0Denmark has Just sent Of s50 Mormons
Nvmcent Colyer has gone 70 the Alaska
Indians.
~The Oldest womans club-The broom.
stick.
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.Co,a ance Aseesenry, theactress. has marr,ed
- 0Oholera is raging IN Amhrr,, Co.,
va II 10 confined 10 hogs. = o'uh'y'
Starving. Instead Of whipping. A. the las,
Improvement in San Francisco scnsols'
rhere h an association hostile 20 vaee,.
aauon In Lancashire, England.
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FEARFUL DEATH By LIGHTNING.-A terri.
BILE calamity occurred in the town Of Cald we'll
N. j., on Sunday evening last, the particu.
lars OF which are given BY the New York
Times, as follows: "a young man named
stephen Pierce was walking home from the
Methodist Episcopal Church In company with
young ledy, when they were overtalken BY
the violent storm, which was preceded and
accompanied by thunder and lightning. The
entire village was suddenly illumiuassd with
an intense light and Pierce and his companion
fell TO the ground. The lady was stunned, but
when help arrived nothing was found Of the
young man who accompanied her bat mangied
remains. His boots were stripped from his
the features were not recognizable by, those
who he'd known him In life. The unfortunate
young man Is said TO b the third Of his family
VINO have lost their lives by the same cause."
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UBescher says that men confess eyerx,A,,x
but their own besetttsg sias. They ste,r cisssr
Of thsse. Whosver heard a man say, 30 L,ra,
I am as prone as Lncifer; hpmbls msr-or.
only win great PAIN that can uncIoss n.
nsi; make ne generous = = my
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sssvsrnnsnt sseurtuss.

WAeainefoN. August is, tsee.-Jay llOcxe n
eminent securities:
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is really Q
valuable mediesment, and unlike most Of the
pstsnted articles OF the day, is used By many
ph ysici.ns 1t Is particularly desirable in loca-
tioLs here physicians not near, and in fami-
II, viii often the necessity OF sending cut At
midnight for a doctor bottle should be kept in
every house Boston Tare!tsy. jy2l-lm
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NOLUnBIA HOSPITAL FOB wONlN Hpl
" LfING-IN HOSPITAL


Patients desiring TO avail Themselves OF the a.
vantage of this Institution can obtain private
rooms ey APPLYING % the Matron. These rooms
are furnishsd y1th al the comforts Of home. The
prices range from % TO ia per week, dspsudina
upon the reon selected, this includes Board NurS.
inS. nsdisins necieai and eusgisai s:tspdanos.
5ktk BxDs in tni. Hospital can be obtained Of
ne nonsrnole secretary Of the Interior, Surgeon
SsnsrA Cnttea etsses Army. and Df. dorvits,
Gp,,.s n s,s ne SHresa Of Medicine and surgery.
Application TOR orders Of the honsrabls Secretary
9, The Interior % Be nsde ct the on ce OF Dr IL
.,1.ne meson, ls< ! street. bstwssn Nth and alsS
A Medical and Surgical Clinie ID held as the Hos.
ssry saturday, q ,. n, By Prozsssor J.
nisnsd medical attendance free Of charRO.
Mediea! Staf.
II AsaroSrs10S D. scrsson .in-O Ohisf.
- p. ,Cos,s9ti.s Beard:
4; Mob. y; gsanss Touss \ b, sO;.ts.: H.pb
A; Y. p. GaInstt, N D., W. p. yonnsson. n D.,
Tbcmae Nillsr, N. D., orafto1 Tyler, y. D.,
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JUDGE DENT goes to Mississippi on the 5th
OF September The convention (conseryatiye)
convenes on the sth OF that month, and the cam
paign commences on the lst of October. Judge
Dent is confident he will be nominated. He
has addressed letter 70 Secretary Boutwell,
e-ihcizing the course of the Secretary in refer
ence 10 the recent and approaching elections
in the South, and denying his right to speak
for the Administration, which lett sr has been
upavoidably crowded out of our paper to-day
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THE SEMINOLE ESAPR.-1nformation has been
received at the Navy Department that the
Uniisd States steamer Seminole, Commander
Owen, errived Al Key West, FIoridl, on the
1ijh instant, nom a cruise after the priyateer
sTelegIapb." VIII ch vessel was reported as
having committed deprcdations on our com
merce. The privateer was found In the hands
of the English at Tostola. The Seminole has
been despatched from Key West for Aspinwall
10 relieve the Yantic.
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HON. THOMAS L. TULLoCK has entered upon
the discharge Of his duties as Collector Of Ip.
ternal Revenue for this District, though he
will also discharge the duties of Appointment
Clerk In the Treasury for a short time in ac-
cordance with the wish OF Secretary Boutwell,,
drawing salary, however, from one position
only. Mr.. Tullock being perfectly flmiliar
with the status OF every clerk in the Depart.
ment, the work OF making changes can be con.
Quoted by him more advantageousIy than If a
new Appointment Clerk should be commits.
stoned now.
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GEN. CANBY AND THE TEST OATH FOB M sM.
BRRs OF THE LleisLATuRI-It has been au-
thoritatively stated that General Candy will
not exact the test oath from members OF the
newly elected Virginia Legislature unless the
opinion of Attorney General Roar is to the
effect that IL shall be Administered. 0ener al
Canby's constru ction OF the law 10 that the test
oath should be Administered, but he will be
governed entirely by the Attorney Generals
Administration. The Attorney General has as
yet gwen NO opinion on the subject, published
statements to the contrary notwithstanding
General Candy dses not convene the Legis.
iature. That body assemblies by authority Of
Con gress, on the fourth Tuesday after the ON.
cial promulgation Of the ratification OF the con,
stituhon.
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HEAVY SwINDLEs.-A few days since the
banking houses of Riggs & Co., OF this city. re.
oeived for collection from a San Francisco
bank several large drafts on the Navy Depart
ment drawn by a man who signs himself
Henry Wilson, paymaster United States navy.
Meesrs. Riggs & Co., on presenting them at the
department, were informed that no plymaster
of that name is now Ia the service OF the navy,
and the drafts were accordingly returned. The
Department at once telegraphed to Admiral
OIaven. of the Pacific squadron, requesting
him to inform all the San Francisco banks of
The facts in the case, and warn them against
future attempts at similar swindles.
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AWAY FOR HoMR.-Walt Whitman, the poet,
left Washington to-day. He takes a few weeks
vacation from his clerical duties in the Attor.
ney Generals office and varies a visit to his
good mother in Brooklyn, by laying on" not
only on the solitary sel.shores of Long Island,
but among the crowds and fsshion Of Broad
way, or on the omnibus top, or with the pilot
boats of New York harbor-amid all of which
we doubt not after his own way, he will
"loafe and invite his soul"
II is soid w. W. has a new poem on the
stocks in commemoration of the Pacific conti-
mental railroad.
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No; 4s6( ON EXHIBITIoN }So: 4se
STREET. AT MARKBITERS, {SrREKr
no. 4S6 Seventh street, between ID and Z streets
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Chstce Oil Paintings, Engrsvipgs, Chromos &c.
Also Largest stock PaperhangfnRs Window
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture Uord and Fas
sels. Rings, balls, &C., In the District. TERMS
Ally
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May Ii.
FLOUR-Firm but quiet; family al
& 25a6 50.
WHEAT-Quiet at 81 for No. ,; nc
No. offering.
CORN-Firm and in demand at Coo
for ear and &c for white shelled.
OATS-Firm ut GSa72c; demand fully
equal to supply.
RGE-Dull at 30.
COTION-Firm: middliug 27a27lc.
WhlSkI-Firm at Csc; supply light
TOBACCO-ln good demand; supply
light; sales 30 hhds at 4 20 to % 25.
MISS PORK-Quiet at 30 80.
BULK NEATS-Dull at llgal2c for
shoulders: l3SaliC for sides: sales I35
hhds IN lots TO ill orders at l3c for
shtuldcrs; l6c for clear rib sides l6la
l6sc for clear do.
ItAMS-SugaC cured III lS5al9c.
done. ~ "'''i'uE
! SSCGAR-Firm and in good demand,
sales Sbu hhdS New Orleans nj l2s,Ity,,
Cuba l2sallc; refined firm and. ~ 10
mand; sales $50 bbls at l5foI7c for ,,,,;t,
and l6ialSc for hard. 80 "'''
COFFEE-Firm and in fair demand
sales 30 bags at 23a25c for fair +,
prime, -
OlLS-Linseed dull; only a iobbinc
demand ut o.. Lard oil dull ut a6-
-. Petroleum dull at SC.
BUTTER-Unchanged. supply oflerr,
light and market firm at 35a37c.
EGGS-Sales at 16laI7c.
GOLD-lSSa13St buying.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May IA.
COTTON-Steady; sales 1900 bales at
2ofr tor middling uplauds.
FLOUR-Closed dull and sc lower.
WHEAT-Quiet and lower.
RYE-Nomiual.
OATS-Heavy and dull at 7Sa9Oc for
western afloat.
CORN-Steady at S2ao3c for fair
and olaS6c for good to very choice new
mixed western.
PORK Quiet at 81 90 for new mess
regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Steady with limited
demand.
BACON-Dull and heavy.
LARD-QuIet at lSal6tc for prime
steam.
EGGS--Quiet at l5al7c.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW 1ONhi Nhag IL
The market continues laDguid and
depressed for both cotton and wooden
goods. Broadway unOleached shirtings
are reduced in price to l2tc; Atlantic l.
fine, l3tc do R, I3c; Dwight at l3c;
Indian Orchard c, l3c; Lawrence, l2ic;
Massachusetts j, ll9c; Pacific L fine,
l3jc; Pocasset +, l0c; Portsmouth, oslo;
Suffolk c, 1l!c; fremont c have al
vanced to l2.c. Bartlett bleached mus
Inns have declined to l5!c; new Thorn
dyke, BE. Union Mills No. 30 checks
eli to DC and No. 30 TO 2lc. Victory II
glazed cambrics are reduced to &c. Pep
perell brown drills soil at 1Gaal7c.
American A bags command 42!c. Eagle
3G-inch ticks at PIC; York 3O-iuch do
declined from &C to 25c. PeQuot corset
jeans at l6c, and Farmers and Mechan-
les drnims down to l2!c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May IA.
FLOUR-In'good demandat 8 0Oa6 IS
for spring extras
WHEAT-Dull and &c lower; sales
No. l at l7Ial Is; No. 2 at l2al l3i;
closing weak at / Il; sales since Change
at lit.
CORN-Dull and easier; sales No. l at
G2Ia63c; No. 2 at 57fa5Se; rejected at
49ta5lc; new at 52a53c; no grade at SOC;
closing at G2 laG3c for No. and 57a573c
for No,2; unchangedIhis afternoon.
OATS-Quiet and irregular; early
sales at 55ta59!c; subsequently ut sofa
Coo; closing at 5ga59ic for No. 2; sales at
59ia534c, seller May, and 57a57 4c, seller
June.
RYE-Quiet and easier, sales No. l at
l l4a1 10; No. = at bal l3l; closing
with sellers at Is.
BARLEY--Quiet; sales No. 2 at Goa
20; closing at 60 for No. 9 regular. =
HOGS-Opened steady, subsequently
became quiet and closed weak and lOc
lower; sales at 9 5OaS 81 for stockers,
and . 0Oa9 10 for fair to choice ship
ping.
CATTLE-Steady at ) 50a6 90 for
fair to good butchers; 35a6 50 for fair
to medium; O0a7 80 for good TO choice
shipping steers; a few extra lots at
z 67ta7 7J. ..r. 0t'.. Il
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register


LONDON, May 13.-Hon. Reverdy
johnson to day sent a dispatch &c
Washington informing the Secretary CT
State of his formal withdrawal from the
office of Minister to England. After
giving in some detail an account OF bis
friendly reception by the Queen, Mr.
Johnson says: This terminates the mis-
sion. which has been conducted on my
part with zeal and fidelity, which has
fulfilled to the letter the instructions OF
nv Government and which has aimed
to protect the rights, preserve the honor
and promote the interests of my coun'
try.
CoPENHAGRN, May 4.-At the ban
ouet in this city to. day General Raas'
loft, Danish Minister to Washington
who was present, made a speech, in
which he referred to the sale OF the
Danish island in the West Indies to the
United States Government. He said he
had great confidence in the American
Senate. When the negotiations were
made clear the Senate would not hesi-
tate to ratify the sale. The present de-
lay was entirely owing to the old differ.
ences between President Johnson aud
Congress.
PARIS, May 14.-SeveTal electoral
meetings were dispersed to-day, causing
in some instances riotOus proceedings
A number of Sergeants de Vile were
badly hurt before any arrests had beer
made.
E. B. Washburne, new Minister tc
Paris, and ]. Berthemy, French Minis
ter to Washington, who sailed from
New York on the lSt instant, in tht
Periere, arrived in this city to-day. 5
MADRID, May 14.-Il the Constituent
Cortes to-day the session was main
ly occupied in the consideration of the
question of the future form of govern
ment. Senior Orense one of the leaders
of the Republican party, made long
speech in support of his amendment,
looking to the formation Of q Federal
Republic.
MUNICH, May lathe Bavarian Gov
ernment has issued q circular note to
the Governments of France, Austria,
Prussia, Baden and Wurtemburg, in
viting those powers to the conference
to be held in this city for the purpose
of preserving the rights of the State
against the Church. n
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wheeling wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,

.r REGISTER OFFICE, 80
Thursday E yening, May d. }
The market during the past week mas
shown but little change in prices. Inc
grain market is without nctiYity otn-
az branches of trade are buyoant' we
quote:
GRAIN-The wheat market con- u
+inued dull and prices rule al l ID
al az for red and seal 90 tor NO. i
white. Corn is plenty and held 81 Ioa
10 Oats are scarce and demand moo,
rata at 62a65c. Rye unchanged ana
Noted at / 25al 30. Barley at ] 50.
HAY-The supply of hay is fully up
to the demand. It is held at ~ OOaZo w
per ton.
GROCERIES-There has been con:
tinued activity in the grocery and
nroyision market during the past week
and prices are firm at our quotations.
Ooffee-Rio, 22a26c for fair to prime
Sugars-Retined sugars lower; good to
choice NewO rleans 13la15c; Porto Rlco
baltic; Cuba 12ia14c; Demarara l6al1ci
Crushed l7ic; A coffee l6fc; B coffee l6tci
C extra 164c; C coffee 16c. Molasses-
New Orleans SOas5c; Porto Rico 75ci
Baltimore Syrup 60a90c; New York do,
G5a7Oc; Choice Syrup i ~.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess pork al
81 OOa33 90; shoulders l4al4fc; clear rlI
sides Ute; clear sides l6c; sugar cured
hams l9!c; DO canvassed 2Oc; family
hams Isle. Lard l9a22c. =.
POTATOES-Market dull: prices low
er: sales at 60a70c.
BEANS-Plenty. Sales of white at
= 50a3 90.
FLOUR-Is steady with fair demand
and prices firm at our quotations. Red
wheat is held at 6 50a7 90; fancy . 5Oa
Q %: superfine 5 25a5 50. Rye Flour CO.
BUTTER-Dull at 25a30G with a fail
supply.
SALT-Dairy So; Ohio River 2 60.
TEA-Gunpowder tea l iOal Is; Young
Hyson tea l 4lal 60; Black tea 9Ocal H.
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 7Oa75ci
dark los and Is G5a70c; bright IS and To-
75a60c; fig lumpl ~; Garret3s snuff 7oc
CARROTS snuff III boxes 80.
EiSH--Firm and steady. Mackerel
No. 2 half barrels 10 30; No. 3 medium
Z 80; No. large 90. Lake herring
half barrels so; white fish y W; Labra'
dor herring at ii 80. $500. ...
CARBON OIL-Active at 30c per gal
lon and charge for package.
EGGS-Are plenty and dull at l2al3c
per dozen. =.
IRON. AND NAILS-The demand foI
nails is fair and prices without change.
Iron is not as active as last
week. The following are the
ruling rates: Flat bar 3fa4tc,
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe 5tc; heavy band 48a5tc; hoop and
light band, 6 to / inch, 5a9t; round and
square 39a74e; oval iron 4ta5c; half oval
and half round 4Ia5ic; Hat rail, punched
and esunter- sunk, 4tc;sH rail 44a4tc; 1
rail- spikes &c; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to God, %; s and Cd 4 so; 6 and I'd
IS; A and sd 5 90; Sd ) IS; I'd ! 90; bar
rel, inch to 1t inch, 5 0Oa7 %; finishing,
to inch, 5 50a9 %; casing, 10 to Bod,
90; Sd %; Cd 5 80; id 5 "a; fine blued
i'd 6 %, Sd 90, I'd 90; lining nails,
inch; : 75; clinch nails q 90; cut spikes
4 so; boat spikes, cut, 8 90: wrought 3 %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-15
Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, May II

CLEVELAND, May IA.
FLOUR-City made 9 00a9 - for xxx
white; - for Xxx ambe.; E 75a7 0O for
NX red winter: 90 for Y red. Country
made, .50a7 so for XX red and amber;
q 0Oa6 - for NX spring; : 50aS 50 for
XX white winter.
WHEAT-Sale of l car No. red win
ter at 10, and car No , do at %.
C0RN-Held at zoe.
OATS-Sales . cars at 69c.
RYE-Held at ] 3Oal 50 for No. l, and
2Ial - for No ..
PETROLEUM-R held ut 25a
pc, but buyers do not offer over 27a2Sc
Tor spot in car lots for standard white;
retail lots 29a3lc.
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Well Attestcd Cure Of Catarrh.

DIR. A P LIGHTHILL-DRAR SIR Your
treatment in the cure Of my Catarrh has had
the desired effect, and resulted in permanent
good to me, although my case has frequently
beeS pronounced ineurable, and / had exhaust
least benefit. Nv case was so chronic land
Troublesome :hat by giving 8 few Of the symp
toms the valve Of your treatment can be more
readily estimated. Fer years had been atflict-
cd with a constant cold in the head, o6structing
nv breathing So as to necessitate me 70 keep my
mouth open durir sleep; latterly, the discharges
became sOhdihed and impacted in my nose TO
such an extent that IL required the greatest e1-
ertion tOseIpel them. Sometimes these hard
eued lulhps would get in my throat, causing me
TO hawk and scrape even BY the hsur TO relieve
myself nv breath was Offensivs my memory
became impaired. Dizziness and light head
ness made their appearance, and Of late symP
toms of paralysis stepped in, and when Places
myself under yoHr care one side of my face was
sadly affected BY this dread disease. Ny gen
eral health suffered alike there was constant
tired, droNsy and dsbilitsted feeling with nc
energy TO move OF act; l felt as tired on rising
in the morning rs did on going TO my bed, my
appetite was capricious and my disposition
m0rose. In that condition / placed myself IN:
der your care, and am happy 70 state that all
those disagreeable and dangerous symptoms
have entirely left me, and once more enjoy the
benefits of good health.
BY giving this publicity You viii beAent
Others similarly affected and oblige ne
Yours truly, JAMES SOMMERyILLR,
BrcokrilS, JSFtrsOH county.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
REGIONS.
Strike AmouS the NIiners-S Serious
... ~ ~. Accident


SCRANTON, PA, May -. The coal
miners strike extended today nearly
around Wilkesbarre and to some in the
vicinity of PIttston. Fully onc-half of
the 10000 miners of the anthracite re.
gion have now qnt work, No formal
demand for increase of wages nor any
statement of grievances has been made.
The miners don't seem 10 have clear
idea why they have abandoned work,
The miners of the large companies
around Scranton and Carbopdalc have
not yet quit work, and the continuance
of the strike largely depends upon their
action. In case of their refusal 10 quit.
the strike will last but a few days.
a serious accident occurred to-day in
the collicries near South Wilkesbarre
and Hyde Park, by which nine miners
were severely injured, some fatally.
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New York Money Market


MONEY-Easy at 6a7 per cent on call
loans.
STERLING-Quiet at 1O9al09s FOL
first-claSs bills.
GOLD-Firm and quiet until near the
close of the day, when it became strong
and active, and closed at marked
advance in price; opened at 1889, and
closed at l39!al39s; cash gold in active
request; the carrying rates were6 per
cent down to per cent aud fat.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Strong
anu m higher; there is good demand for
Issues ,t issues tho '67 We're, however, the
Lavorites, and large amount of them
s were purchased ioti,!a by German houses on
I5ISaISfi, - account ,e Coupons of 81,
ll6t; do '65, 1l69a1l6!: do new No o. 1i iSGa
IlSs; doS7, llstallSs; do '6s, ifsta LtEan
l0.4Qs, l0stal09!. i0s'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-15
Toledo Mnrket.

TO1.EDOI May II.
Flour quiet at 6 00aS 90 for XN and
fancy brands. Wheat dull and lower;
S HIer at l 4&t on spot and a. buyer
MaE' white Michigan at Is; No. 3
Spt'IS at IL. Corn &c better and firm;
40 70 l at IUc on spot and G5c seller June;
c so az CDc. Oats steady and quiet at
o OOS Tor Michigan. Rye declined sc;
safes non,; az 10 for Michigan. Barley
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Daniel E. sickles Minister to Spain.
His commission will soon be prepared.
Watched.
+ A number ofvessels at different ports,
suspected of being in the CHban interest
are closely watched by our revenue cut
tiers and naval forces. Assurance has
been given that oIrGovernment will en-.
force the now treaty.
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RANKRUPT NOTICE.

TIVE CREDITORS OF HESEl ~. 20 a -
Office, on Ponrth street, in the city ., - u
West virginia, % the .tb day q H y ., ~,
10 o'elscE 4. n, and show e1ase, y 80 -
have. Why the aid nsnry ParEini.oso ts s Bsss
Dc dsscbaTgsd from his debit ESAei
ruPt Law Of AAi'IG GO 3. CALpUEELL,
Register 10 BanAi'T
WHEELING, W. " April H. IS's'
sprl5oaE9v
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Letter FROM 80
ICAPT. sILAs n. MILLER,

BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th, 1901.
To Ny FRIKSDs AND fHE PUBLIC;
1t affords me great satisfaction 10 be able to
testify to the success Of DR.. Lighthiil in the
treatment Of deafness, and express nv sense Of
obligation to him. Ny hearing has b en- i'm
paired for . n8mbor Of years At times 20 such
an extent a. 20 embarrass me seriously. DR..
Lehthill, under whose care placed myself has
removed the difficulty completely, and restored
me to perfect hearing.
SILAS p. MILLER
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STATEMENT OF
MIR. III, ID. MCGE0RGE,

JdHitor Of the House Of Delegates.
WHEELING December &, 1868.
have visited DR.. Lighthill at the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the cure
Of deafness and noises in the car, with which l
have suffered for the last four years, and can
say that have been greatly benefited by its
use, although have applied it but twice, and
that the treatment is perfectly painless and
calculated to produce permanent and beneficial
results. a. ID. MCGEORGE.
20 llorgantopH ". Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-15

IhaTe known Mr.. James SOmmerVille, from
Brookyille Jefferson county, Tor many years,
aud can testify to bis statement as one of truth
and yeraeity.
ERelssdle Liquor DedLeT - Hand SirSct
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-15
LETTER FROM
WILLIAM III. MATTINGLE,

SherW y Wood county.
PARKERSBUEG, W. VA, March Do, 1866.
DRs. LIGHTHIiL e. REID:
GENTLEMEN:-Your Treatment for Catarrh
and Deafness has proved highly successful in
my sons case. He has been afflicted with both
of the above diseases for fifteen years. l have
applied to quite number of eminent physicians
before but received no benefit, but yaur pain
less treatment seems to be a specific for the
above malalics, and would recommend all
afflicted to give you call. ...,,-c,,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-15

Patients arc hereby informed that after the
arst visit they can take the treatment home
and use it uniil cured, without pain or Interrupt
ton to their usual vocation.