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PRICES.
The quotations on Change are:
nkDE
RICHMOND MARKETS.


b.. THURSDAY, April 16, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 100000; seneca, without top
BsesDas: .26@2sc. q n. ......--.--r.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow. 33@S5c-; poor
70 good, 20G25c-; common. 15@2ec.
Broom Corn: Green, s1ag9hc.; red, 79Se.
Corn Neal: e0c. y bushel.
Dried Fta-Apples quarters. $685.: sh SEA-
Cherries, pitted, 15@lSc. Blackberrles, SgiUc.
Egos: In barrels ls@l4c. y dozen; In crates
FIs,sr: Virginia country Is Quoted to-day Fine
s5.756s6; superine. 1928; extra. IS; family
ordinary run. $9.506S10; fancy brands, $40 oO
Feathers: Prime hve-goose, 6o@6sc; common
8094Oc. so
Earseed: s1.7o@s1. so q busheL
Hay: Virginia timothy, s1.1o9s1.20 clover
9Oc.@S1.
Lard: Country. 11h911Ac.
oats: Baled. Csc. ~ 100 lbs.
Ontons.-$1Qs1 rs u bushel and dull.
Potatoes: Irish, 50@70c. q bushel.
Rye: 85c. q bushel.
Su,nac: 75c.-nemina
Shucks: S5c.
Bdled SraU: 6oc.
7s1llo.o: 5@7c. p b.
Wool: Washed, 40a45c.; unwasheo ,25GSoc-
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: s2.25@$2.30 a barre Rosendale,
$3.50. en- - ,,,o, VIRGINIA
Lime: Agricultural. loo; y pnsneL 'rs e 1s
Indian Rock, s1:20@s1 40; RiVerton sl.Z'
@sl4o RGek!and' l.o5 sgsaaI s11, delivered
ea Riestfr ;;a 75aggss 90 Ef''1'
Bro,cn Shestings and Shirtinos: Al Manchesser
&C.; Il Manchester &C.; n Man S3ssp &C.:
49, LANES RseI k yer ri Fonien sns sc
Sridse, koskSridse t teasstdns
1iis: B. conesloss. foc.; io4 Peppertu, $50;
io.x City, s2hzc. -
segeasa frtngs asd sasss:4 4 R %sRsts
u 49,. "A Homes mese Iae; IA Oneida 1sSc. a
t .xSntiae. 11c. ~ Social, oc. "A Alnoskeag
fs Whilestons 1858 Bs Masbn.n es f Pe
pog, T r.. ie-4 &slsham, s7c 10-4 Ct'
Miils, &c.: Belleyiew, shc. :, -. -. . ,
Rro,on Drtlls Petersburg, loc.; Nes'fofd
1Oxc. Granltevllle, l2c. z
esrssa ,, HSss, e. Rsvonia, 'l'' An0sss's
De,,fn.s: Harlem, 12hc: Boston sseam h1inS
Psints American. as A Nsnsses e. f fos
WssSnpton' 10c.; Hamilton, Toe. Mes5ma,ss
i0c.; Arnold, SNc.; Amoskeag, 7'se-; 8ansu1ta
Ca tambrscs: Rice, &C.; English, &c. {
Drugs, Dyesruirs, 0iis' &c.
4leaao,: sa.as q gallon. I.
,ccacentruted Lgs: % q case OF four Dozen 3 T
CupperGs: SC. =, ~ :, r. : s9.7
| Cnchineas: 81 % b. .,., j .,s- e7-s 49,.
Extract o. Loataood:18c 7s7.t. tr9f Ii
| indigo: 81 as. .,,ss-, eas,.,s.. .s.e
| Aadder: Ice. .,a., >,
.0iis: Linseed, s1.l0; machine, els2Sl l ~
/ vnerr,- 90 2S. WHALE 85c. straits. Dug sS
Iaorsior -coa. Oh, fSG00s5c.i lard, stesi is"ss
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
edmond IN 1868.

DICHMUND IN 1870.
STRANGERS GUIDE AND OFFICIAL d.
RECTORY FOR THE CITY. showing the location
of the public buildings and offices Of the Confede-
rate States city, and State Governments, residences
of the principal officers, &C., &c. mailed to any ad
dress, postpaid, upon receipt OF csc. ...
CT. JOHNSTON,
News and Music Dealer,
ap 17-F&Tu4t "..a s1S Main street.
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LAO 272 90
DELIVERIES.

STOCK on HAND TO DATE.
1S73-4,229 hogsheads; 1874 1928 hogsheads.
LOOSE TOBACCO.
Sold at Shockoe warehouse to date In 1878, Ga
100 pounds; tc date In 1874, $4,000 pounds. E1-
cess in 1878, 63,600 pounds.
RECEIVED. 1874.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
PrrJJ,IOSD April l8. 1874

The following Is statement Of the inspections
deliveries, and receipts Of tobacco, together with
the stock on hand, At the different warehouses III
this city during the past week:
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Tug-Boat Capsized-Fourteen Persons
Drowned. INK

New ORLEANS, April .16.-The tug-boat
Jay Richard capsized yesterday. The cab.
tain, engineer, and one Iaborer swan ashore
One white man and thirteen colored were
| drowned.
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The ,ffssissJppf Overflow

NEW ORLEANS, April 16.--Tbe river is
from five to seven inches above high-water
mark. .-. ....... .~.s.-.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL II, 1874.
Sun rises. $685. Moon sets......... sos
sun sets. .....-... $50 High tide. .,.... sos
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Cuba.
oorrrpv SENTENCED TO DEATH.

OOCkERY SENTENCED To DEATH.
KEY WEST, April 16.-Dockery has been
convicted and sentenced to death. There
are no advices yet as to the result Of the ap-
peals to Captain.Genera1 Concha for COM
mutation of sentence. kilograms from Ha-
yana heretofore announcing Dockery's con-
dennation have evidently been suppressed
by the authorities.
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THE NEW 49, ,on,,,,,
- GENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
-'a HENRY T. MILLER & CO., as, q.
. e13 MAIN STREET. ~ a
We are constantly receiving by express the La
TEST NOVELTIES In ourline.
Our stock of BLACK aud FANCY SCARFS,
CRkyATS, TIES, BOWS, &c, cannot be equaiIeu
by any house South. " ..t
OUR SPECIALITY ...
TIE SHIRT DEPARTMENT
embraces all grades, prices, Styles sizes, ana Narie
tnotber SIMPLY Of those beautiful FRENCH
pERCAIE SHfkTS just received. -
Also. something new In the way OF FHENCh
MORNING Shirt, with collar attached @as@
cave 10 al ea''' a. T. MILLER & CO.,
,SFas:.-.. '='s rI.ts@s 9lS Maln street, ~
- O t.nooss - opposite Gerol's.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, April 16.-Twenty Of the men
taken from the Dunkeufield mine were badly
injured. Fifty corpses have been recovered.
Livingstone's remains have been fully
identified.
Bullion in the Bank OF England has de.
creased $4,000 during the past week. The
amount of bullion gone into the bank on
balance to-day is $4,000. The proportion of
bank reserve to the liability. which last week
was 80 per cent, is now ali.
GOVERNOR KENPER CoMPLIAENTED By ENGLISH
BoNDHoLDERs, ETC.
LONDON, April 16.-The holders of bonds
of the State of Virginia met here tt. day, and
adopted resolutions complimentiDg Governor
Kemper on his recent financial message !;
also, regretting the increasing number of
defaults committed by States Of the Ameri-
can Union as calculated to defraud bond
holders and impair the credit Of the Federal
as we'll as the State governments, and de-
claring that they will hereafter discounte-
nance any attempts to raise money in Euro
pean markets on the part of defaultinS
States.
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COURTNEY & POWELL have now iIr
~ stock all the new shades Ia DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS,
STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
PLAIN IRON GRENADINES .ss.u
STRIPED IRON GRENADINES,
BLACK SILK. S1.60-great bargain;
WASH POPLISS only 12kc.;
STRIPED POPLlNS only 1870;
LACE SACQUES, SO, 10, $40, and upwards;
WMIrE SHETLAND sHAwLs livery chcaps
Genuine SHiSUF FRENCH wovE CoasErs, Goes;
Genuine KID GLOVES for 81;
hIL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, 75c a dozen;
Ladies', gentlemens, and cbiIdrens UNDERWEAR
In medium aud lightweight goods;
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSIMERES IN great
Look ut our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sBIRTs,
81, wv 49,. COURTNEY 4 POWELL,
APT SI5 Broad street.
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n >RDozo, FoURoUREAN & co.

luylte inspection Of their choice assertmensof
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETs, embracing an
the new shapes in FLOWING slecyes, With ana
without the STUART rufie. so
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They have
SHIFTING aud FRoCK CALICO NJ 8, 10 asdl
12Hc.;
"A HEAVY and FINE BROWN anaBLEACHED
COTTONS at 1Oc.; -
LAUREL d, and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, at l2Hc. .sl. liEf
Auburn's, Lonsdale, Great Falls 9, 0oTT0Ns az
12hc.; ~
wamsutta and New York Mills COTTeNs at lse-
linen and Cotton SHEETIN6, 30, de-; and, In
fact all goods as cheap as they can be bought
elsewhere.
BLACK SILKS all grades, but we Gait especial at
tention to our $3.50 grade, the best, We feel
free to say, ever offered In this city.
COLsRED SILKS from 81 to s2.5Gper yard;
EMBROIDERED POL0NAIsE; isa
PARASOLs in great variety. apS
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R0eu JET - -
FOR THE LAWN OR FIELD.
The subscribers have for sale a large stock Of
CRoQUET-full sets, made ofgood material, and at
low prices. WooDHoUsE PARHAM,
,n1e booksellers and Stationers.
TULES VERNE's WONDEkFUL
y WORKS-ARoUND THE World IN EIGHTY
DAYS with 81 plates, So. so; also, cheap edluon
ut 81 so. FROM THE EARTH TO THE oi0oN, oO
plates. a. FIVE WKEKs IN A BALLOON, 4S plates,
So. JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE EA dI1 III
Under THE SEAS, ITO plates, $3.50. lie FUR
COUNTRY; OR. 70 DEGREES NORTH LAT rTSJ1 :,
100 plates, so. VOYAGE ROUND THE GRIP IL
IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAwAYS, 17O plates 800
These books are scientific fairy tales. For safe NJ
1918 Main street. p,-crIc1I
ap 7-d&w RANDOLfh % GNoHIo ~
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r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE +, g.
LIACE and BUTTON CATERS, C42EaS
Ladies' and Misses Serge Foxed and Button GAI-
Ladies' and Misses French. Black Ktd, and Serge
CROQUETS; 49,, 49,, 11Ef ~ I'D
Maris Antoinette BUSK1NS; .-l~. go.
Jnniattas. Magnolias, and other styles OF SLIP
Pr RS and WALKING SHOES;
GentIemenis, Boys, and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert OXFORDS, TIES, &C., box, plm n, ana ex-
Chiidrsn's and Infants Colo:ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS In endless variety, just re-
ceiyed for early spring trade.
cfisT0M Work MADE TO ORDER AND
cnnaKANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done. tt'F *
ope'iA' "''> JOHN Il. BOSCHEN i SON, ~
MIS- o. 800 and GIL Broad street.
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.SPRING. STOCK OF BOOTS ANDa
- SHOES now receiving, embracing the# -
usual kinds Of ladies'. gentiemen's, misses, - .
Tfchenor's low-cut STRAP-TIES, y nice Or tisle.
Also, 4 full supply Of TRUNKS, &C., at No. 336
ap4 80 W.P.W. TAYLOR.
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CLOTHING.
SPRING CLOTHING.

CPRING CLOTHING.
ESPECIALLY this season, II you want GOOD
GOODS and the finest assortment to select from ID
the city or State should you call at the OLD ESIAb
IIsuED house. where l always keep q LARGEF
stock than all the combined similar houses.
OUT OF TOWN customers, as Wei us my CT. cltS
nf MEMS. YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILDREN'S
"HAn' a. AA0' WM. IRA SMITH, Agt.
c,,. r oNa FLAG ap16
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HONEST IAGO.

How our hearts do overflow with SYM
pathy for that gallant old hero and vet
cran; that prince of beasts: and accom-
plishcd excecder in impudence; thatv
tuous and honest old man; and that
cockcyed gentleman who never stole II
spoon he couldn't reach, nor ever did
anything unbecoming the Christian
statesman that he is; Ben BUTLER.
Poor fellow Abandoned at the imag-
incd zenith cf prosperity. Cast over
board by Congressional district that
he thought he owned and controlled
And all this in spite Of his noble
virtues; his high toned morality; and
his unqucstioned and unquestiOnablc hon.
esty. IT'S sad indeed to think that such
IN one rs hsiS put aside to make room
for one of those devil inspired Demo-
Gratis. lis enough to rend his sensitive
heart in twain, and make him sit down
upon the ragged edge Of Sorrowtul dcs-
pair, and while pouring out his gentle
soul in tears. even wish that he were
dead. Poor old cock"yc With ono eye
raised to Heaven, and the other east
down to earth, well may YOU hope You
may never take another piece Of silver
ware, if you ever saw such insratitudc.
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oURLAUGHING PRESIDENT.

GRANT may laugh in good earnest now
at the idea of the third term. Doubtless
he screamed and chucklcd before, with
delight when he thought Of it, because
then it was regarded by him rs n certain
ty. He was happy at the idea that the
Presidential Office was his own for life, and
it made him feel so well, that he would
laugh immoderately whenever the pleas
ing thought crossed his mind. But now
he can laugh, if he wishes to, at tho entire
ahsurdi,y of the thing. Probably his Of
forts is this direction will partakc moro Of
the character of sickly grin; but that 5
no matter. The whole country is amused.
There is grand guffaw all over the
land which is irresistible, and His Excel
lency must appear to be joining in any
how. But if he is too dignificd to laugh
why then he can with considerable grace
draw himself up majeStically, and say
that he has nothing to say on the subject,
hut "will leave that to the people" Then
he can refer his qucstioners to the REGIS
TER, and the other leading Democratic
journals of the country, and they will sec
at once what is the peoples opinion.
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THE ELECTIONS AND THEIR LES
son,

At this writing, nothing more definite
than the news given yesterday has been
received. but the confirmation of that, is
sufficient to establish the fact that the
tidal wave OF Democracy which has been
so much talked about, has indeed rolled
over the land, and overwhelmed the
country rs with deluge. From every
section of the Union comes the same
story. Democratic victories; Democratic
gains: Democratic successes and Radical
losses. Massachusetts, the old Bay State,
wheels into Democratic line the first tune
in about thirty-seven years. New York,
PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey, Delaware,
MARYLAND, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama.
Texas, Louisiana, Michigan, Illinois, all
swell the decided victories Of the grand
old party, while wherever no fresh sue
cess has been achieved, it has held its own.
Already with what gains We know We
have made, a pretty fair majority is Sc
cured in the lower house Of the i4th
Congress. Radicslism is wounded even
unto death, and the American Republic,
Disseminated and rcinvigoratcd, leaps
forward once again, on the onward road
10 prosperity.
\ lesson can he taught the world by
these elections and il is this: that there
is principle Of liberty implanted within
the breasts Of the American people
which causes them to turn away from
tyranny and oppression with l"athing.
The Radical party exhausted every
measure and every Subterfugc to carry
these elections. Force, fraud, lying and
havoncts were freely used. Citizens were
,miustly deprived Of their rights, and
by means If arrests, and efforts ut ,ntlin-
idation. it was attempted 10 prevent Con
sentative voters casting their ballots.
But all failed. The administration and
dominant party has been badly rebuked.
Let the Democracy which is now about
taking charge of the helm Of the old ship
of State, SEQ to it that its fair fame shall
always be, as it has ever been, untarnish-
I'd BY any such despotic and tyrannicai
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THE State Of Georgia has It popula-
ton of 100000 persons between u and
Is, of whom 25000O do not attend school.
Thirty-fve per cent Of the population
over ten years old cannot read. The
Democracy is always sure of Georgia.-
.Srwbenritie Rsrold g. Ncrs.
This statement shows the usual ign"-
rance displayed by the Radical Press of
the North regarding southern matters
and southern politics. The truth is this;
that there il Il vast deal of refinement,
culture and education in the state Of
Georgia. Of course too, there is con-
siderable amount of ignorance, but this
i confined almost exclusively to the ne
groes, he pol'ticai supporters aod Go1cr-
ents Of tie same party to which the above
paper belongs. The educated people in
variably vote the Democratic ticket, and
it is to their power and influence that the
State owes its present peace and pros
pcritv.
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The French Government has issued an
order expelling all Spaniards from the
frontier towns, TO prevent their Psrtici-
pating IN, the expected attack on lrun oy
Don Carlos. Five thousand Spanlards
are to be sent to the relief of lrun by the
Spanish Government.
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DIED.

MORRISON Tuesday evening, at ~
o'clock, CHARLES =. NORRIS, in the ffty-
eighth year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence on Market street, Second ward,
on Thursday, ut O'Clock p. III. Friends are
invited to attend.
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The Bar-rOom Remedy for all al

ments is Rum Bi,ters, surchargcd with
Fusel Oil, a deadly element, rendered more
active by the pungent astringents with
which II Is combined. II your stomach Is
weak and liver or bowels disordcred,
strengthen and regulate them with Vine
gar Bittcrs, a purely Vegetable Alternative
and Aperieut, free from alcohol and capa-
bic OF infuSing new vitality into your eX-
hauSted system. sepl6 b
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Castoria Is more than substitute Tor
Castor Oil. II In the only srft article In eS-
istence which h certyin TO assimilate the
Hood, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and IL pleasant to take. Children need not
CRY and mothers may rest.
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To NV Friends and the General Public

7 HAVE MADE AN ENGAGEMENT
with John T. Lakin, the well known
Merchant Tailor, No. - Twelfth street,
where would be pleased To have my
friends and former patrons call upon me,
feeling assured that ! can now oilcr them
stronger inducements to patroniZr III"
than heretofore. Respectfully soliciting a
call, l am yours truly,
noyS EUGENE. =. WELLS.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED ST JHEoFFICE
w OF the Nail Gty BtewiDs Co., until
wednesday, November 4, 1874, tor exca-
waiting for ceiiarS. Bids VII be received.
fer sxcavAtiHK and hauling The ro-k and
din clear oftbe premissS. and for sxesfyst-
ing alone.
The csllars Willie of the following d.
msn4oB-s 100 feet hing, - feet wide, and
IL Leet high. sf .. fs-.--.r. ~ oe2t9
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

~ For the relief
H. and cure Of ali
arrangements
In thcStOmnCh
- /: {: 4: J.
liver and bow
ANkNfA els. They ara
A I mild ap"r-
N2t4UIHs&E lent, and cN-
t&SS> de celiant purga-
go" kDl tive. Being
~ ~. purely Scgeta-
- bic, they con-
- tain no nIercu-
Y or mineral whatever. Much serious
richness and suffering N preycnt.h ny
their timely use; and every fainlly shopih
have them on hand for their protection
and relief, when required. Long thpti-
fence has proved them the safest, surrs,'
and best Of all the Pills with which III"
market abounds. BY their occasional use,
thu blood is purified, the corruptions OF
the system expelled. distractions rrm0V-
ed, and tn" whole machinery OF lite re-,
stored ~ it's healthy activity. Internal
organs which become clOgyrd and slug.
gish are cleatsed by Ayers Pills, aud
stimulated into action. Thus incipieni
diseases IN changed into health, the value
Of which change. when reckoBed on ~"
vast multitudcs who enjoy N, can b>rily
b" computed. Their sugar c0atiny makes
them pleasant Ia take and preserves Their
Virtues unimpared for any length OF tune
80 that they are ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable. Although searching they ar"
the constitution, or diet, or occupation. ~.
Full directions are given on tn" wrap
per to each box, how To Use them IA -
Family Physlc, and for the following COM
plants. which these pills rapidly cure:
Por Dyspepsia or Indigestion, LiSticSs-
ness, Ian guOr. and Loss of Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate
the stomach, and restore It's healthy TON"
and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various
RIltlnlIz Hsahasle SiCk Head.
ache, Jaunhlce or Green sickness, Blu
Collie and Bilious Powers, they should h"
udIciously taken for each case, TO correct
he deceased. action or remove the OBJ
tructiOns which cause II.
For DyEentery or Diarrho~, hut one
MID dose ~ generally required.
For RheuInaiism, Gout, Gravel, PaIpita-
ton Of Inc Heart, Pain In the Sidr, Back
and Lofns, they shonld be continuously
taken, N required. To change The dsceassd
action ri the system. With such Change
those complaints disappear.
For DrOpgy and DTOpsical SwellingS,
they should be tax sIl iIt is.EK" and frequent
doses to produce the cn-ct 81 a drastic
purge.
For Suppression, large dOse should bc
taken, a. IL produces thu desired effect by
sympathy. ...-...
Asa Dinner PHI. take one or two Pills Ia
promote digestion and relieve the
stomach.
An occasional do-e stimulates the stOIn-
arh and bowels, retDrrs the appetite, and
inviEOrafas the system. Hence 10 ~ OfiTn
advantageous where no serious dsraBRS-
ment exists. One wbO feels tOleTably well,
often finds that dnse Of tibesn Pills makes
him feel decidedly better frUtn thsir clean
Ing and TenOysiiBs effect on She digestive
apparatus. .... ..........r
PREPARED BT
Dr.. J. G. Aver q Co., Practical Chemists (
LOWELL, MASs., U.s. &.
-.
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BETHANY COLLEGE
WILL orES HEX
THIRTY!FOURTH SESSION

Monday. 18th September, 1874. Courses of
study are adjusted Ia suit the varied pur-
noses OF students, and degrees are confer
rerindicative Of proficient scholarship In
Arts, Sciences, and Letters. Special courses
ar arranged for Professional students In
Engineeriny, Practical Physics and Chem
istry, with ample training in the use OF
and apparatus, both in ffeld
work and in the laboratory.
Boardiug in clubs from = TO S per week,
and of private boarding houses nom SSO
TO S. per week. For particulars send Tor
TO Prof {. L IOOS, or
W. X. PENDLET0N,
iy3I sb President
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sOtu Dy DTusSisss anu DeaOs
PRICE. p Cents.
LaughIin Bros. & Co., Propr's,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. ~ Main 49,. wheeling. W. Va.
az

HAVING PURCHASED ALL THE
Ill right, title and interest IN and To the
West Va. Stencil and sal Works, will
continue the same at the old stand, No. Is
SiNf.."uth street. and respectfully solicit
continuation OF the patronage of all iH
need 81 anything In our line. Chartss 2.
Ftz has charge Of the works, and Will cI-
scuDn AL orderS promptly and NatisGac-
tOTiiS. We employ no agents or canN,-s-
Sers, and all persons are hereby cautloBed
against any one Tepresen tinz tbPm<eiyes
~ s1ch. JOHN H ZEEELT, ProprtstbT
West Va. Slencii,s nd seal Works. Oc3O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
THE NEW HYMNAI,

4 D0PTED BY THE PRESBYTERIAN
~ Church will he sold ~ reduced prices
for introduction. until pecember LIST, by
JSO. W. HEISkEIsI-
ocl6 rb -, 18th street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
Big Camera

Is a dangerous looking piece of machine
~, but as we always load IL with blank
cartridges, We can guarantee perfect safety
10 all who will risk their lives in our
hands for n few moments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest ana altogether the Mosl
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS 10 club agents and to subscribers.