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The liver being the great depuratng or-bood ceanug
organ q the system SCI tins great house<eeper
health" at WORK. and the foul corruptions which sender
In the blood and out as it we're the mschnery ~
life gradually expelled from the system for dis
purpose Dr. PIERCEs GOLDEN MEDiCAI, OfgCOV-
EkY with very, very snail daily doses Of Dr. PISROFs
the article needed. They every kind of husnor
from the worst scrofula 10 the common plmpe bl0tsS
or eruption Great eating ulcers kindly heal under -
mighty curative influence yiruent blood posons thss
and by their persevering and somewhat use
tainted may be completely renovated
ana built IN anew Enlarged glands juniors arid swell
ines dwndle and disappear under the influence Of
these great resovenfs.
MErcsvILLE Morgan county. OHIO, March a. 18Th
Dear Dr. PIERCE, Buffalo, n =
When IL or Is years of age took what IL called
Kings xvii and by constant oring 1t would
one place and break out in another 1t il
my lett l first found your name IN the Christian
good than all other medicines 1 ever used.
% old and doctored with i've DOCTORS and nee
COvERY. have got well and able to do good days
work JOHN A. WILSON
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A.-Hernld Branch Once, Brookly
corner Fulton avenue and Roerum street.
Open from A. M. to . p. M.
On SUNDAY from 3 to Q p. NJ.
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A.-Eczema, Salt Rheum and Erysipelns
Of the face shoulders hands also unnatural rcdness
Of the nose, cured by Dr. B. G. PERRY, No 40 Bond
street, New York
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A.-For . First Class Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer. EsPENSCHEID.
lis Nassau street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Wedding Invitations, Elegant styles.
Foreign Note Paper, Crests. MOnograns, &C.
JAMES EvEkDELL. 3os Broadway; es' abshcd l6ls.
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Schuberth & CO.-Carl Heuser Success
Publisher and Importer OF Music formerly At Ne
so Broadway, has removed. since May 1. to No. O.
Broadway and No. 50 East Thirteenth street
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Sworn Cure for Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia Sciatica Diabetis Female Weakness, Headac
Nervousness, Gout Pains. DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
REMEDY, Is Bond street.
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A.-For Moth Patches, Freckles, Tan
and all brown discoloratons ask your druggists for
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION II y nnrln
less and in every infalbc Depot ~ Bona street,
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Army Reunions at Neutrality-suspicious.
cts from New TO Harrisburg and return can be OBJ
tained reduced rates by H. E. DAVIES 1r' iss Broad
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A DMIRABLE BOOKS, IN MANY TONGUES.
N Grammars, Dictionaries MSS, &C.. cheap. RYAN
nations invited APPLETON'S Antiquarian, ~ ThAr6
street, near BOwery
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& CHRISTMAS BOOKS. The fourteenth volume Of
"CareEons New Illustrated Edition" OF Charles DickensP
works the hest cheapest and edition In H.
world. xxtPrcc 81 20
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye Does It's Work
ouckly. harmessly, splcndhily; II mparts the most
natural shades and is easily applied Sold everywhere.
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Either Of the above not to be had in book stores
postpaid by mail to OF the United states
receipt OF the price.
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Rupture.-Dr. Marsh's Method, tho
only reliable, speedy system Of radical cure.
cures when all others faii bow legs club feet spinsl
curvature knock Knees successfully treated. ElaSeko
Stockings Belts shoulder Braces suspenory BandaGes
Clutches, all scientifically applied and satsfactto0
guaranteed. 5. MARSH, No. 2 Vesey street
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A.-No Ruptured Person Who Sees tho
comfortahle ELASTIC TRUSS. 6s3 Broadway will ever
use metal springs .ingerpads' or hoop trusses All
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The ssBcebe Range"
Prices reduccd-$j0 the largest family put
Orders for repairs received By mail.
JAMES 4 kIRTLAND. Nos. 8, ~ ana IL keade street.
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To Summer Hotels.-Af Lowest Possibl

TO summer f1OtelSs-At LOWeSt k'O19HOA0
prices all the favorte and reliable brands OF Wines.
Liquors Cigars Aes, Porter &c. dn bond or from storeD
English Pickles Sauces Condiments &c. Depot OF the
Pleasant Valley Wine Co. The trade supplied ct Con-
pany's rates II. b. KIRK CO., 60 Fulton street
Established 1888
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HARPER L BROTHERS,
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THE DOCTRINE OF EvoLtuTIoN: Its Data Is princs-
Alexander wnchcll, d. chancellor Of Syracuse
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THE OFFICE AND DUTY OF OF CHRISTIAN PASTOR.
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THE LAND OF THE WHITE ELEPHANT: Sights and
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For the Bnby.--NOvclty Carriagc
PERAMBULATORS. S. Send for circular. LEWIS r.
TIBBALs, 5l2 broadway, opposite St Nicholas.
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4 VICTOR HUGO's MASTERPIECE, LES MIsERA-
BLES. A handsome edition, five volumes complies
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The finest Quality of ~
Dry Champagncs
Mcssrs. MoET i tHAHDoN, Epcrnay,
is their
EXTRA DRY CABINET.
NEW YoRK, April 80. 1874 -
Sole Agent for the United States
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Dents Gloves.-A Fresh Invoice Of This
popuar GLOVE inst received by HUNT& DUSENBURY,
Leaders and Introduccrs of Fashions Gentiemen
Hats Nos s., and Aston House.
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ssMetrapOle Champagme.'-ImpOF tcrg
and sole agents, STANBURY FOx,
II Barclay street 22 Park place.
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G. W. CARLETON Il CO., Publisherx
Madison square, New YORK.
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A LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

A LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
l. SHE LOVED HIM MADLY Anew. novel in -.
ring and dazzling style, which has passed through many
editions abroad. The characters OF and orig
NAL type, and those who have read il predict tor II
brilliant success. Sw*Prce 81 IS
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q FEMALE BEAUTY AND THE ART OF PLEASING.
From the French of Earnest Feydeau Tho fame OF this
author and the peculiar atracveness of the subjects h0
treats will insure tor this book vast army Of admrers
t.HPrice 81 81
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What the Anchor Company Say.
Mr. Henderson, the only member OF the nrm in
this city. sends the following CARD
The Ethiopia broke her main SHAFT 900 miles west
OF Tory Island on Wednesday morning. 22d April
Turned ship about and proceeded toward Glasgow
under canvas. On the 9th spoke steam collier
Eclair bound to Montreal. and she took or six
cabin passengers, beng all she could accommo-
date ON the 10th spoke State line Pennsylvania
and transferred 20 cabin and 70 steerage who were
landed here yesterday friday 80 cabin and $50
steerage remained by the Ethiopia. We expectltO
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THE NEW NOVELS.
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NTarsh,s Method

Perfection-Boker's Bitters. Beware -
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POSTSCRIPTUN.
ON BOARD THE ETHIOPIA, |
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

DEAR Mr.. JENKINs-A steamer is In sight. Per-
haps may come by her. II not, any leave by her,
will send my budget; and as soon as the Montreal
passengers arrive you Will please provide conduc-
tor to 20 In advance OF me, and can follow. Get
them on somewhere until arrive and mind the
expenses. Yours truly THOMAS COOK.
P. S.-As the Captain viii not transfer ladies
and the timid gentlemen, feel ought to stay for
the last You can deal with the c0merS TIC.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Daniel O'Connell and Sarah
w O'C"nnrll. his wife, b! their certain mort
gage decd oi trust, datedthe ,oIh DAY "i JanuIry,
\ ID. ISL, and recorded in the Recorders oficc
OF Andrew county, Missouri, III book nineteen
Qsi, ut page five hundred 600 conveying -
James {. Ramsey, - tra'tee, seven and seven
our-hurt!rtIih~ & 1-lOG) acres oil the west size
OF the northeast quarter OF the southwest quarter
of section number thirty C1l, township number
sixty W0j, range thirty-SiN Cb) also. tWrn':-
1--WE and eighIv-slN Unc-hunuTttttns 20 -6-lup)
acres of the east side 81 the west hall of the south
west quarter OF section number thirty cwD town
ship number sixty tb), range nGIabtr tairty->.N
Cfj. situate in the county Of Andrew, AMI 81"
of Missouri, which conveyance was mace 10 So
cure the payment OF II certain pruInIS>Gry NOE
in said deed of trust mentioned and described.
calling for one huntrcti ana I'VE uui.afo, ~iriIdht
10 James G.. Ramsey, or bearer, twelve months
after date, for value received, VIA interest =.
the rate itcn per cent. signed Daniel % tonhe!l,
and dated JANUARY 2Sth. ISL; And whereas,
said note and interest thereon are now ,!ac at
unpaid; and whereas, 1t was provided IN SAL
mortgage deed of must that II the SAID Daniel
O'tunnril. his Executors or administrators.
should fail to nav or cause To be- paid The sun. Il
MONEY specified in said note AMI all i!!r interest
that might he due thereon. accoriingto itr tenor
and effect thereof, then, AMI IN that case 1t sit7u.t
be lawful Tor the SAID James e.. Ramsey, on his
! gIl representatives, OF NJ The request pi the
Legal holder OF sail note, tine then acting >h,T.:t
OF Andrew COUNTY, Missouri, might proceed -
sell the property described in SAID mortgage"
deed of trust, or any part thereof, Il; pubic VEN
due, To The highest bidder, at the Couft-h"usr
door, III the city oi Saftnhil, '"uh'H III
drew, state of Missouri: hrst giving SHINY io)
DAYS public notice of the time, terms ant plaf"
of sale, and uf the property IL he ~ul", by adj
Vcriisrmrnt in suIuc newspaper printed III tAr
civ, county, and STATE aiOrcsaiu; anu whereas,
said note and interest thereon are dut an'i IN
uIItl. and whereas. James L. Ramsey, trustee,
owner AMI legal holder OF SAID mole, has r.
uuested, in writing, the undersigned 10 have sad
premises sold according 10 the provisions q! satt
deed of trust. Now therefore, notice i hcrcby
given that the undersigned sheriff OF Andre"
county. Missouri, in pursuance ana ut The writ
Ten request of James l.. RAMSEY, legal holder ui
said note. and in conformity with the provisions
and under the power of said mortgage deed oi
trust, viii, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-22
Monday, the 9Th day Of july,

1874, between the hours of nine O'Clock \. VI.
and five O'Clock Z. NJ. of that day, at the Court
house door in the city OF savannah, county Of
Andrew, State OF Missouri, proceed to sell fhe
property above described, or 81 much rs may b
necessary to pay said debt, interest ani costs,
nj public auction, To the hlghes, bidder, orclsh'
To satisfy said note, and interest thereon, WIKI
costs and expenses oi this sale.
PEMBROKE
Sheriff of Andrew county, NO:
HAiLA AN and MADDEN, Attorneys. ST
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THE LADIES' FRIEND!
Improved Davis
LOCKSTICH, VERTICAL FEED
SEWING

W ltiNlE - IL iaNotA'hN " Bttltt " AL
kinds of work than any other machine in use; q
n combination of simplicity, durability and
economy, manufactured Of the VERY BEST M
PORTED STEEL, and composed of only TWELVE
working parts, while other machines have from
thirty 10 forty.
THE VERTICAL FEED A
Involves a new feature in Sewing Machines,
possessing one of the most valuable working
principles ever patented; its operation is posi-
tive, enabling il to run over seams and turn cor
ners without changing the tension, length Of
stitch, or stopping the motion of the machine,
and to sew any number of thicknesses of any
length, without busting; entirely preventing the
1ullIng and puckerinS of one piece, while the
other remains straight; and ut the same time, in
n practical manner, will do what no other uE,-
chine can, to-wit:
TAKE ALL THE STRETCH FROM THE GooDs.
Operating with equal facility on the heaviest as
well as the light.st fabrics, leaving Il seam alike
on both sides, beautifully smooth, strong aud
elastic. 1t is especially adapted To the diversified
wants of family sewing, Is II does any kind OF
work which can be done with Il sewing machine.
with less changing or adjusting than any other
machine i'll the market, and is 50 simple in con-
strIictiun that it can he used by any one with alac-
tured that is adapted 10 FAMILY USE, TAILOR
ING OR LEATHER WORK.
In presenting the Improved Davis We
claim, in addition to its superior principles,
more absolute perfection of Workmanship and
more complete a1justability than pertains 10 any
competing machine
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
IRA CARL, Travelling Agent.
4. NJ. CROss, Gen'l Ag't, st. Joseph, Mo.
S3-tall nj J. Il. RusSell'S, and examine the M
chine, and leave yuur orders. III;
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Receipts and Disbursements

OF ANDRE COUNTY, MISSOURI, o THE YEAR
~ commencing May kt, 1873, and ending April 80, lS74.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

a LETTER from G;,lcna to Il Cincinnati
paper is published, in which the writer
gives full history of President GRANT
rs he was before he became famous. 1t
saws that then His Eyccllcncy was tan
uers clerk with salary Of $40 per
month: that lac WAS temperate III his
habits, and the best cuchre player Ill the
city; that ''hc played every one oil his
cards for what it WAS worth. l. he dong
the same thing now in the game for the
third term stakes?
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HARD TIMES.

A.
iEe cry VI '"'"
quarters "'S''''
mcht; natures every "''''' arc "''''' ''"'
plants All" '''' i ""'''' W,
seems no brighter Du'' il any 'ii'nS' 'ou''
greater "'S'''SS'
As result III Tue "'''''''' " '''' ',''''''
l. st"tcu '''"' '''''e '''''
decrease "' HUME '"''o' ~ o",
FROM the Ne" i"rA ""''' VI '"''''"'
we gather the following S'"'i''''S'
h"''9'""S -'''''" "' ''' ~, rrq Ix-t
MarT Ir",..;.sling
rhhnES, JHpafH,. ruu- SO 's'''' -
ing sept. D............" "l,2e SEQ a,t'-
ro,,I. ,or In. ,rr...
quarters ............... 263,St3 2lSg>5 l53,slI
Tim. Il will Il. seen tLot durin" the
-, ~; ,,. ,;.. s
'''''' '""'
TENDER "oth, there has been decrease
in Immigration of l0j.GSi souls, rs COM
pared with the same period Of 1873, and
oflI0.5i2, AS compared with 49,, and
placing the average value To- the coun-
try per cmigrant at $1,000; there has
been loss to the country this year of
$l05,6Sl0Oo. More than this, many
who had taken up their abode with u
nave returned To thcIr native aiu' th">
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
LOUISIANA REDEEMED.

Our dispatches tell us that the Demo
tic-Conscrvatiyc party have Won II
brilliant victory in this down-troddcn
State. The State ticket elected 10y u
large majority, and certainly five, with
the probabilities of the Sixth Congress
men chosen. Words cannot express the
heartfelt JOY which must exist among
all the friends of liberty and free gov
crnment, over this magnificent result.
In spite of bayoncts; in spite "f "utra-
,srous lies manufactured for
election purposes; in spite of
arbitrary arrests, and tyranny
which was;never exceeded in Poland,
truth has triumphcd and the people are
redeemed. Yes, and redeemed upon II
solid basis. One which all Mr.. GRANTS
marshals, soldicry and naval officers;
his MEIRILLs. his PACXhEps, and
his drunken judges, with their midnight
orders, together with all the Vaccinations
which his deputy Of Landnrllct fame
can devise, will never again he able 10
overthrow.
One most notable fact has come 10
light, which demands special mention;
the negroes are getting their eyes opened
To their true interests, and voted largely
with their best friends, the whites. In
truth, the news is most encouraging,
and more glorious than the most sansuine
had any reason to anticipate. All hail TO
Louisiana, redeemed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

YESTERDAY was the SOth anniversary
ofthr birth of WILLIAM CULLEN BKl-
Ant His friends i'll various parts OF the
Union celebrated the occasion with APP
prorriatc ceremonies. Few men live to
see themselves made much Of i'll this
way. and it must have been gratifying to
the old gentleman.
Doubtless last evening, the veteran
journalist, poet, abolitionist and free
trader, very satisfactorily, "wrappcd the
drapery of his couch around him, and
laid down to pleasant dreams.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

Every year increases the popularity Oi
this valuable Hair Preparation; which il
due 10 merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that II Is kept mllS up To its high
standard: and IL is the only reliable and
perfected preparation Of restoring GRAY
OK FADED HAIR Ia its youthful color. max
ing II sOn, lu>trOuS. and siikpn. The
scalp, w its rISe becomes white and clean.
II removes all rruptionS and dandrun,and
by its tonic properties, prevents tn" hair
from falling out. ~ il stimulates and nuur-
isles the hair-glaudS. BY lis use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In badness
il restores the capillary glands tn their
normal Nigor, and Will create a new
growth. except in "Ntrru" old a.". II i
the most economical HAIR DRESS SG ever
used, AZ il requires fewer aPplicstiOnS,a and
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear
ancc. \. \. Hayes. VI. n, state ASSayor of
Massachusetts, says: 18th" constituents
arspure. and carefully selected for excel
lent quality; and ! consider il the best
preparation for its intended purposes.
.S,i' by oil Druggists aud Drdi,Ts az N'fi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

OUR ParkcrsDurg correspondent gives
n dolcful account of business in that
cleaginous city. We regret much the
business prostratirn which our sister city
is suffering, but she must expect such
little episodes until her citizens turn
their attention in greater degree L"
manufacturing industries and depend
les. upon the capriciou,n"ss Of King
Petroleum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our remover in many cases requires
too long a time, and too much care, la re-
stnrc gray or faded WhiSkerS, W. have pre-
pared this dye, in Onc preparation: when
will quickly and efleCtuslly accomplish
this result. II is easily applied. and pro-
duces a color which will neither rub nor
wash Of. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED By
r. p. HALL & CO., Nashua IN. II
octa9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

Castoria is more than a substitute for
Castor Oil. II is the only safe article in ex-
isteuce which Is certgin to assimilate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. 1t contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant To take. Children need not
cry and mothers may rest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

OUR Weston correspondent did not
write CAMPBELL of Gilmcr, Radical
nominee. Notwithstanding the opinion OF
one of our compositors. We beg the
nardon of friend CAMPBELL, as we'll aS
our racy correspondent 'IoN. Mr.
CAMPBELL was the regular Democratic
nominee. and was beaten by HoFFMAN,
Indcpcndcnt. also II good Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

At fire at Jefferson, Texas. on Monday
night, consumed block occupied by j.
&. Kalster l. Co., Bigler & Waller, and
+. A. Joachen. Loss estimated at 500
co; insurance $4,000. The fire is sup
posed to be the work Of all incendiary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

Tickets 20 all principl" points In the
Fast and West can he procured at the
Union Ticket Ofiice ia Mcclure Hous", and
at the station at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS.
iunj General Passenger & Ticket Agent.