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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-12
Dr.. Pisrce's Favorits Prescriptioa.


Dr.. Pisrce's Favorits PrescriptioR.
Theterm. however, 10 but sssb,s expssatsasl
my most mstured appreciation Of fl value, besea
upon actual and witnessed realities. A . e3oeo
Discover, have while witnessing It, positvs -.
salts In the few special diseases .Aci6ect 70 -
separate organism OF woman, stnelce 81 -
medical career. On its merits % pesativs
safe and Gectuarfemedy for this elise Of eteeossA
and one taatNylfat all -. - and under III etfeane
stances act kindly aro ~ a. :mony Win ~ ~
which govern the female syetem, an Wiling -
stake my reputation a. physician. nay, eva
more, 90 confident am that Il win mot dtsaDpe,ne
the most sanguine expectations ofa single Invalid
hs shG sSeSss TT ,Ss, o sss "a IN d
under A POSlTlvE GUARANTEE. u
a beneficial effect 10 not expcricuccd ~ u eno
two-thirds Of the contents OF the bottle efe $50,
I will, on return Of the bottle, two.thirds Of ths
medicine having been taken according 20 direc.
tons, and the case being one for which ! recon-
mend IT, promptly refund the money pad ior =
Had not the most perfect confidence n so W .
tues, could not oder Il - do under thess coadi-
.SS: but ,S SoSss os ss.e ss.
ranted and perfectly safe IN rlsklnl
both my reputation and ~ neASS
Tho following are among thoce dieeAses -
worked cnres-as II by magic and with scsrtainty
never before attained by an medicine Lee-
corrhea. Excessive Flowing, Plinfal 4ooth3
Periods, SUPPRESSION when fs@ unnaturl
causes. Irregularities, Weak Back. Pfoa9psas, -
filling OF the Uterus, Antsver.ion md nsGS,ss
Nervous Depression, Debility, Dsspoedeocys
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Ccngesuoe, In
fammstion and liberation OF the Uterus, tmpos
tency. Rancuness, or Sterillty, Female WsaknesS,
and very many other chronic diseases incident .
woman not mentioned here, In which . -
ss IN tho cases which ] have mentioned, ~
vel OF the world. This mediciN % nes
e1tol a. cure-all, but II admirably aAh .
sInglcness OF purpoae. being nost pe.
fect specidc In all chronic diseases or The sexpAl
system OF woman. II will NOT diAppotnt, ~
IN IL do harm In any state or condition. nW1
be found invaluable In diseases incident 10 preH
nancy, and can be taken In moderate doses with
nerf.ci safety while In that state. Indeed, u y
Mothers Cordial. ard % preparss IL
system lor parturition that Il .rnders childlaboe
easy I have received the heartfelt praise non
hundreds OF mothers for tho 'aostimaois esesese
thrS conferred.
/ Offer INV Favorite Prescription 10 the LAdhaD
or America with tho sincerity Of an honest ecArts
and for their best welfare Those Who deslrS
Trthcr information OIL these subjects can obtain
it In my TREATISE on CnRoNic DnnAau OF rne
IryERIrvE AID URINARY ORaANs, cent secure
f-nm observation upon receipt 81 two postage
lamps II lrrats infinitely on those diseases -
cul,lr 10 Females. and gives much ValuAbls sdvteo
inrE,rd To lh.ir mans-rmeMt n..
So, y>r.uS - Nps.O nf ALL
.IinT CFAsS D9kIGS:ISTS, at else
,,sT DotI!..
N.uuactuan, ~ 'c Chemical Laboratory OF
=. Tg.!1.."G, ". %, ProP'r
1853" ~ -
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wheeling Wholesale Market

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER,
WHEELING. February 18th, 1878.
The general market is very quiet
and transactions are limited. though
prices in most articles are firm and with-
out change. The closeness Of the mon
ey market restricts all speculative
movement.
Flour remains steady in price; mil.
lers report that ct the present prices Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-12

CHICAGO, February III.
GRAIN-Wheat easier. prices fell
sale. Sales No. 2 Spring, 81 2ls@
/ 81, cash or seller; month closing
81 22A cash, 81 23t@1 "a, seller
March. 81 26s sellers April.
FLOUR-Qulet and unchanged.
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FOR r e Mt.
FOR RENT.

rI,HE STORE ROOM ADJOINING THE
Civ Bank and lately occupied by IT,
w. Stoner, deceased. Possession gwen
April ], 1873. X. CHANdhr'
fphl. IN
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Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell Qn
whole or In part, that portion OF coal nov pSs
in his possession, amounting 70 aoout ~,
ane-third of a mile north of the city limits
toeetber with one acre of surface at the en-,
trsnce ON the side nearest the river, and
three acres of surface around the other en-
trance. back of Fulton. The vein o. o 9G ~,
denth. and could be conveniently shipped
by meaus OF the county road, or ~ the r.
VI. ok. II. r., as the entrance on the river
aide is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonso.e
erty. n,,, uAp SuAIJ.
ianlS.h WALlEfS N n Eso's<AA<A|s
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WANTED.

SKTE WISH To kNGAGE THE SER
w vices of at least one reliable, tntelli.
gent gentleman in every city, town and
county in the South. Business gIeeable
and strictly legitimate. yielding from $500
TO 1880 per annum. For particulars address
TUkNBUIL BROTHERS
.jaSO-sgb Pub'rs, Baltimore, Nd.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF wHEKLlH0.
United States Depository.
~.

4 general Banking. kxehanes and COLES.
ton businsa tfanssGtsd WITH adslity and
promptneN.
paid thereon.
Rsvenus stamps for sals In sums 70 salt.
coin always ON hand for the eccommods-
don Of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer,
Bankers and othRs solicited.
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orrnn VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
NtlI\ Plants. Roses, Dahlias, Fuschias,
OllUO 9eraniums, Bedding Plants,
Gladiolus, etc. Hend stamp for
Dreer's Garden Calendar, l6S pages, Illus:
trated, with practical directions. HENRY
A. DKEE1, ia Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. JasU
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FOR SALE.
Desirable Residence For Sale.

UorFER MY HOUSE ON JOHN STREET
for sale. II contai1s seven rooms, De.
aides Bath Room and Pantry Hot and q
Cold Water AM Gas throughout. Lot 70
feet ON John street, with a good stable on
resr of lot. opening to paved alley. Terms
EASY. III not sold before the 10th OF FeDru'
airy 1t will be for rent. n,y,1
feb2-a d. II. CA-O W n1t1.
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MEDICAL.


By an Immense practi,e, exesading 0&6agh 2
period Of year,, having within thst tine treated
many thousand cases % those diseases peca!iaf
TO woman, have been enabled 70 perfset MOI
potent and agreeable Medicine that mests the pdi.
cations presented by that clsss Of diseases WIN
positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this lA,ulL specific ooaposnd
have naIned il
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How, When and Where to Advertise.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAzETTE. !"
- Sent by mail for s5c. Address
GEO. p. R0WEI.L & &C.,
sa3D. eeb Al Park Row, New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

AFRICAN DrAMONDs-The d;.
moiid diggerS of South Africa
nave be IN greatly discouraged by
the falling off in the Weld Of
sto'ies, but late accounts from the
1eluS show that all unusual prO-
portion OF large diamonds have
been recently found. A single
number of the Diamond Neus of
the date Of November 2, fecords
the hn;iing OF a perfect octahe.
dron, oh.cOlored, without speck or
flaw, Of hfty carats weight, which
was unearthed foot under the
hard bank at Duioitspan; another
find, by three Dutch boys, of Il
yellow Octahedrnn OF forty-two
carats, in an almost abandoned
locality, for which $3.50 was re.
FUSED by the lucky discoveries; a
white diamond of twenty-six
carats, full of fire; ; and diam ond
of one hundred and twenty-one
carats, Off.cOlored, but i'm every
other respect very fine stone. A
private letter from the diamond
fields OF the same date, says that
a diamond weighing two hundred
and lightweight carats h ad been
found at Weldeck's Plant, on the
Naal river, a few days previously.
But there are about thirty-four
thousand people, black and white,
now working in the South African
diamond fields, and it would re-
quire the discovery Of a great
many big diamonds to insure for
tunes for all of them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15

IN the obituary notice Of lady,
the editor wrote: at is feared
that her husband will not be able
to bear her demise," which the
careless compOsitOr, with but a
change of two letters, transformed
to. at is feared that her hus-
band will not he ahle to wear her
chemise. The horror of the edi-
tor and the hereaved husband and
the mourning relatives may be
imagined.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
THE TRUE HERO.

a. is hero who risks his life
For his country's good, on the field of
strife;
m. is a hero who bears his flag
I'M naught is left but tatter'd rag;
{Ieis hero who lifts his arm
Ia shield his friend from fatal harm;
fIe is q hero who buffets the wave,
fo pluck n soul from n watery grave:
Who climbs a ladder with stifled breath,
10 snatch q babe from fiery death.
Hes; heroes these, sublime and grand;
fhe pride and boast of the prOudest land !;
But greater than all is the nameless
youth
Whose only shield is the spotless trut h !;
Who laughs to scOrn the tempter's power,
Ind stands by the right in dangers hour.
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GET THE BEST

IN CTS. WILL PA" FOR THE
CO ChilG's Friend. scml-mOnthly, a
beautiful illustrated paper for the chill
Gren.
s, 10 will pay for the Child's Friend
and fine Chrome, The Pansies, worth
S. %.
81 60 will ray for the Weekly Bright
Side. an S-page paper, the best i'll The
world for children and youth, and hne
Chrome. the Gala Lilies, price s. 90.
81 % will pay tor both papers and both
ChromOS.
81 " Will pay for Bright Side and the
Chrome Gala Lilies, and Il large Chrome
l2Xls inches, Easter Morning, which
alone is worth s. 10.
81 IS will pay for both papers and the
three ChrOmOs, worth in all 81? %.
Both papers are such as parents and
teachers may safely recommend to their
children or pupils. and the Chromos are
of the choicest kind. Nothing better can
be found for holiday presents. Please
say where you saw this.
AGENTS WANTED.
is BRIGHT SIDE CO.. Chicago.
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A Card to the Public,

A FTER A LONG AND
a struggle for the mastery in the
freishti!g business, am. pleased. to I'M
nouncc.t that have control Of the bi,si-
ness from Palisade to the interior. Ship
pers can be assured that the rates will be
reasonable. and all goods forwarded on
quick time. Having purchased the en-
tire outfit of the n. 7. Co., am prepared
IN move any amount Of freight without
delay. Thanking the public fnr its liberal
patronage heretofore, respectfully solic-
IL continuance OF the same for the tu-
ture. Mark goods "Care of Pritchard,
Pa,isade."
S1U w, T.. PRIT TCHARD
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From the News Ietter.l
THE Atlas ALTERATION,

l,.cCrelIish looks quite glum and blue
u Sact he don't know what to do,
Far Bulletin and Call both laugh
nd back the Western Telegraph.
e"t we are made Of sterner stuff,
nd see the case quite plain enough;
fiacCrellish Is, as most men know,
n having bills, little slow;
fnt had he, 'gainst all Natures laws,
ESnou sad the Western Unions cause,
Env. then his telegraphic ills
Would all be squared, despite the bills.
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EUREKA LANDER COUNTY, NEVADA SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY IS

a hot flat-iron to him as he was
nenuing down into the clothes
basket, hooking clothes bins. Tn
on a vote, the lodge from whom
admittance was sought, decided
that Jones' was a naturai-but not
Il natural Mason.
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Dotires.
NOTICE

q ANlNG SOLD MY ENTIRE IN.
n y terest in tho tirocery Store in Euro.
ka, Nevada, to Hiram johnson, take
! thls opportunity of thanking the pubic
lor their patronage, hoping the same will
eontlnue tn my successor. Hiram John
son Will collect all bills due and pay all
bills against the store.
NJ. NJ. JOHNSON.
Eureka. New, January II, 1873, jais
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NJ. b. BARTLErT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and for sale in all parts of
the city. Inquire at the California Lum-
ber Yard, on South Buel street ~
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Il 40. 60S6, dated Dec.la. 1872, issued by
tho Rank OF california at Hamilton, in
favor OF James Grady, for $3.50. Inc pub
lie are cautioned against negotiating the
S, me, as payment has been stopped.
TIE finder will be rewarded by leaving
the same at the office of WOODRUFF 4
ENNOR, Eureka.
Slm JAMES GRADY.
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fhr Gurcka Sentinel
,,,,ish d every m ,rn,ng. Mondays
excepted, by
sS0. w. CASSIDY.

TERMS OF INSCRIPTION
=. COPY, one year, by mail........-..sl5 90
,ns copy. six months, BY mail...... . 90
,ns copy, three months. by mail. %
Y ca naprrs forwarded until paid for.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02
aENERAL HARRIET.

The break in the ice gorge above and
resumption Of navigation and the large
stock of produce offered causes consid-
cradle depression in prices to-day, ard
that, with the paper falling due between
now and the 4th instant, prevents spec
ulators from investing to any great ex-
tent. Nearly all the leading articles OF
produce and grain and feed Of all kinds
are lower to-day, with but little demand.
We quote as follows;
APPLEs-steady at s. OO95 %. as 70 quail
BEEF-Fresh fqrsagarters. s,l95c; hind, (
BUTTER-Choire held at al93sc; fair 10
prime. H4zlc; common, l2Sl5c- a..
BAGGlNG-hanges from l39lt3sc LOT iirht
BRAN-Firm Al ssl 50a25 % y Ton at the
levee and 81 409l As q l00 lbs irom store.
BACON-NO clear sides pr shoulders IN mar
ket; suFar-c1red hans, lt,z4lae; breaktast
bFkNS-0uicf. Sc saas % , bushsl.
CHICkENS-MiKed and fall EroHn, = ao4
o.. Dressed, s. Gisa ~ dolen.
CAEDLES-Firm. Light and iaii weight,
va
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02

In to-day's lssus will be found the card
of Whitaker 4 Co., dealers in fancy and
staple groceries, late Of 3S Madison
street, but now located at $50 Front
street, near Usion. These gentlemen
have been in the business for a number
Of years, and haye won for themselves a
high reputation in eanmeFcial circles.
The increase Of their business has made
it necessary to remove to the spacious
premises $50 Front street, where they
keep a large and wellseleoted stock OF
groceries, and viii be glad to see their
former patrons and the public generally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02
SURPRISING buckwheat, nov ready.
100 OLIyER, FINNIE & Co.


A light docket was disposed Of by Re-
corder Winters to day. Julius WIN
chester, charged with shooting brother
negro in the breast, on board the steamer
Cheek, was committed without bail until
the physicians expressed PP opinion as
to whether or not the wounded map
would die.
William Jackson, hack No. As. left 2
pair of gentlsmsn's slippers at the
Chiefs Office to-day, which be says were
left in his hack on Saturday last by some
ladies. The slippers were purchased at
Lowenthals and the owner can recover
them by applying to Chief Athy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02

Murray & Ridgely, Of 81 Madison
street, would hereby tender sincere
thanks to their friends and the public
generally for their kind assistance IN re-
moving their stock. rendered necessary
By the burning Of their establishments on
Saturday, 2sth ultimo. We would &C
knowledge especial obligation to Mr..
William Whitaker, receiving our stock
in his store during the fire. We are now
temporarily located at 800 Main street,
opposite Peabody Hotel, where We Will
be glad to see our old customers, aud All
others who are pleased to favor as with
their orders. Weggarantee entire salts
] faction as heretofore. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02


FoR ST.. LouIs.-The City Of Chester,
Captain Zeigler, departs this afternoon
at five clock for Cairo and St, Louis.
For CINcISSAn.--The Andy Baum
will leave here on Saturday for the Ohio,
and goes through TO Cincinnati.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The ferryboat Ida May was on Sunday
high upon the ice at Randolph, and was
carried there with nearly fifty passen
gers, who, after being frozen badly, we're
compelled to get to the shore by crawl
ing over the huge ice pile, sometimes
going upon their hands and knees.
Captain Lightburne collected $4,000
wharfage last month.
Surgeon Grifliths, Of the U. s. Marine
Hospital at Louisville, sends us the fol-
lowing report for the month Of Decem-
ber, 1872: Number patients remaining
the last day of November, Y; number
admitted during December, 93; plumber
treated, lG5; number discharged, OOi
number died, 4; number remaining, 1885,
number out door marine patients treated
during the month, II.
Tie Jennie Howell saved 1900 barrels
of pt, taloes from produce boat that was
carried from here by the ice and
thanked" at Benefits.
The following personal from the
Appeal of this morning is fully indorsed
by the LEDCRR; in fact we cannot see,
with the opposition they now have and
will have during the coming season, how
the st. Louis Packet Company can do
without the services of Captain Calvert.
There is not merchant in Memphis but
that would rather do business with
FIem," the familiar name by which he
is known, than any agent, superintend'
ent president or ans one else connected
with steamboating t,aat has done bust
ness here for the Packet Company since
its organization. Attentive, polite and
courteous to all alike. he is looked upon
as fixture" ia the mercantile com
munity here, and he cannot be spared
from the city. The personal mentioned
is as follows:
Captain Elem Calvert, yeteran in
tue steamboat business, and who, for the
pa st five years, has represented the
Memphis and st. Louis Packet CompS-
ny h ere, experimenting the dispatching
for b, pats, and looking generally to the
interest Of the company, has, we learn
with deep regret, rendered to the Presi-
dent of the company at st. Louis his
resignation as Superintendent, which
took effect Yesterday. We are sorry to
hear of this Captain Calvert, by his
untiring en- ergy and prompt attention to
business. won the esteem and respect Of
every merchant aud business man in
Memphis with whom he vas brought ip
contact. He has, by his personal rela-
tons with our business men, controlled
vast amount of business that but for
him must have gone through other chan
nels, and we sincerely hope that his
4 company will return the document ten
\ dering his resignation with the word
" rejected written over its face, and
that Captain Calvert will remain wilk
US instead of retiring to his farm in
Missouri, or again taking command of
steamer, as is now his intention.
Memphis cannot afford to lose any of
her business men, and the packet com
pany will consult their own interests by
rejecting the resignation rendered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02
The city election.

In the different wards of the city the
election for Aldermen, Councilmen,
School Visitors and Legislative Floater
is progressing quietly. Up to II clock
but small vote was polled, the vote cast
for municipal candidates numbering six
to one over that cast for Floater, for the
reason that it costs one dollar to vote
for the Floaterial candidate. The candi.
dates and their friends are actively en-
gagged in soliciting the soVereigns for
votes, and in many of the wards the con
test creates some excitement. In
the Tenth ward it is believed that
the PendergrastS Smith ring, which
has heretofore controlled matters,
is badly defeated by the antiring men,
a contamination devoutly to be wished
for by all good citizens. Up to two
o'clock today it was impossible to name
the successful candidates, but by twelve
o'clock to night the agony will be over
the elect will be happy, the defeated
miserable and the social and political
worlds will move on as If no such al
election had taken place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02

cHEESE-Fiym and scarcei factory. $50
l61Sc; English dairy, 199l9xo.
0oTTON-sEED-DUlI at 80 v ton at the
cOFFEE-steady. Common Rio. 2o@2lc;
fair 70 prime. s22@2Sc; LaEuyra. 2@25ci ia
dABBAGEs-Prices firm at s6@7 !, crate.
CORN-MEAL--Steady at IS 1898 40 on the
leyee; In store, SO 50la3 70.
CORN-DulI at 0i@ SIC fer yellow and
white. shelled; ear, Coo nsked.
DRIED APPLES : Quiet at 61z97e v n;
DUcRsSssies At 81 Olga so v dor. for
dressed. and live 81 5Og3 20. 'IIHi az
EGGS- Dull at 36937c.
FL0UR-firm and unchn nged. Low grades,
g 5000 50 medium. 81 COOS SO; family and
GEksE- Steady at s7ss v dozen for dressed;
G6NYIEs-secOnd hand Blu rIaps. Ice; new,
HAY-Choice scarce at sss@:s; common to
10 prime. SHOPS; Arkansas prai RE. SIS. From
store, sl'55@1 So "a 100 lbs.
KkAUl-Quiet at 50 " Dbl.
LEMONS-Steady at 81 so.
LIME-Firm at 81 5Ogl 60.
LARD-Dull; tieree refined, s<@g<c; kee
do. g+esNc; pail, sN9lOc. lev Sc and store
LIVE STOCK Beef cattle. choice. 9e5He;
pediu'e to good 2@414c gross; hogs, 41fes47+i
M0LAssES-firm; good to choice Louisi-
ana, 5S@6jc
NAILS Steady at SIS 25@s rates.
0ItANG ES-Active; freshLOuisiana. 80 500
10 SO q Dbl.
oNioNs-steady at % 25eS CO.. levee and
store.
OATs-Firm at i5@l6c for mixed and choice
white.
TURKEYS at sl5@3O y dozen for
live and lsg22c D Id for dressed.
PORK - Dry salted clear sides. 65l@7c (;
clear rib, G1496j4c; shoulders, 4I5@454c, hams.
9H@l0c; mess pork. Sl4 so q Dbl; hogs. 6@7e.
whole.
P0TAT0RS-Dull; in shipping order, 81 50
az 90; m store, 50 1908 80.
eUGAk-Firm We quote: coffee A, l2Ic;
extra @, 12al215c; crushed and powdered, 14c I;
new Louisiana white clarified. 121zc.
SALT-S2 35@3 25 v Dbl, domestic and d airy.
TIES-Are firm; SgSA the inside price for
lots Of not less than 500 bundles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-02

DR.. d. +. GOODYEAR, an old resident
and druggist of our city. has recently
purchased the drug store at the Overton
Hotel, corner Main and Poplar streets.
TIE doctor has too well-known repn-
tation In oar midst to need any com
ments on our part, as 10 the carefulness
and correctness with which prescriptions
will be filled at his drug store. A large
stock Of family aud patent medicines,
siss sll sorts Of perfumery and fancy
articles, viii always be on hand, at prices
to suit the times. We slsh Pr. Good
year success in his new sphere OF ous'-
ness, aud hope that many Of our citizens
will patrouizs him.