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ACKNOWLEDGMENT settlement, Crops, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
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MILWAUKEE sept Goth, l-45.
Election here on Monday, ODD inst. for Delegate
and Territorial Legislature. There will be good
fight though as have only been four days here
can venture no prediction as to the result. The
Locos claim 1000 to 800 majority for their man.
The Wings hoe to get theirs in but don't seem con
fdent of success
The way the population Of this Territory Is IN,
crcasing Is a caution TO mothers. Three hiths oil
the immigration this year 1t must run up to io'OoOi
comes from Vermont and New York
The wheat crop of Wisconsin for Ibis year Is eN-
trsordnary. both in point OF quality and quantity
1t is beginning 10 come in freely and readily com
mands seventy cents remunerating price BY the
way let me mention fact a -etOii 10 some OF the
Loco Foco stories about the enormous dividends OF
Manufacturers have heard of repeated instances
here of men coming into Wisconsin IN the spring
iakingup quarter section 90 acres Of land at e %
breaking up and fencing 30 acres, putting IN wheat
and realizing from the sale of their crop the follow
ing year more than enough TO pay for the land I'M,
proyements seed aud all-,hai l. over one hundred
per cent. in one year | should like TO see ." me
Essex Steam MIL" or any other mandatory that
could beat this
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he valuations for corresponding years were a.

In the short period of one hundred and twenty
five years the Emporium of America has risen to
the sixth rank in the commercial world. She stands.
as compared with the leading cities of the world, &C
cordisg 10 late enuperatons az follows
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" You should not allow your skin to remain co'srst
IN b!oches freckes sunburD, when 50 cahs
Of Jones Italian Chemical Soap would give you mos
refreshing, dazzling, clear. spoless while, rosyred CON
pleaion neck arms and hands Reader, do, DO Just Try
~ cake ot the The partcusr) Jones sosp o.
The is beyond calculation, and will your skin
pure, dazzling white, beautiful and clear but mind buy
nowhere eA but AT the sign of The American Eagle 81 Chat
ham--' Mind ask Tor Jonee soap al JIi, Broadway
and IB, EullOn-sL BroOkIYn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30

A FisE HEAD o. HAIR FOR THEE SHILLIssA-fhs
human hair oui OF order IL brought splendid coni0n
by the of 7 bottle Of Joness Coral Hair Restore
tive These s real quaiies will generally improve
and besufy the hair u Will force th~ hair grow The
head face or body place where intended hs
to grow by making m. seap healthy IL STAYS the hair tall
ing of aud thofOug all scuf Idfuf Anoihf
Of It's properties make the hair grow naturally dark sad
beautlIu. Sold At b Chahsn.st. and 81 Broadway.
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THINGS IN CLAY County, Ky.-According to tie
Lexington Observer attempt had been made 70 rescue
Baker The population much excited ana me Gu
zens of Manchester before the arrival OF Gen Dudley
with the military. were in hourly apprehension OF an
attack from the friends Il the prisoner. Prom al we
learned says the Observer Clay county has been Tor
years in deporsbe condonfor four years no courts
held-no Geots could therefore De collected, no
punishment inflicted for the most aggravated cruies-no
taxes paid. and musers have been held among
the militia for fourteen years. 10 be hoped INA, the
prompt action OF the Executive in sustaining the .a"
Hi have the effect much be desired OF restoring
order and peace 10 the community AT the TINS we iri
things were gradually becoming more quiet and the CHI
zens less excited.
DEATH FROM WHrsKY.-A fine little fellow
II years old. son of Mr. Hamp.on Toronto. was per.
susded BY some rude boys to drink hall pint OF
whisky, on the 2lsi IL almost Immediately deprived
him OF his senses. His companions carried MN nome,
but et him the steps Of his father house where he
Jay several hours. In the morning he recovered suf
hciently TO tel bis sad story. and then died
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~ DIR. Bsnning,. Lecture..-Dr Banning VII , = =

~ DIR. Bannins's Lectures.-Dh Bsnn.nt, sn.asy
sumo bis free lecture. IN his city on Monday "s,,ri
and Saturday evenings Of week, IN Pearls. IA
Broadway, al half past O'Clock, "a iD~ phof AZ
health and chronic disease particularly dyspspss ~
bhty, and pulmonary aud spir. affections sr ~
OF prevention and relief of he same by - -
support and proper Of hfe In CONJUNCTION e
sppropns- remedies embracing In The eoarss, 1900
ject II y.ical educaos ss the psefnA duty " ocF
Ladies end geplspop are invited ~ wv
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rO.nAY,S OUTSIDE.

First Pdge-Thc Wrongs Of American Women-The
Duty of American Women Clsimatveness
Fourth Page--Sales of Stocks Marine journal; Lis,
of Letters.
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I,YOUR HAIK GETTING Wg.K If such ~ The easy 90
let Il go far II you DO badness will follow fog
head perhaps fu OF scr produced by h1mors iht ho
roots on the hair and badness Thus Ii NE ses
danger; for remedy lee Phalons cecfsste'
Hair Balss he great discovery Of The IN oil diseases
Of the hair II vii the -cri mds- The roots strong
by gentle stimulation and restore t htr ~ natural bess
~ Thu. IL las effected for hundreds sold by rhALON
IA Broaiway. opposite ~ Pss!s church ~
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BsEsmAss ORreIsu OgsUIsg PuLsosie sysUr-Ths
celebrated remedy for Of Consumption. Col
Coughs Diseases Of the Lans'. Liver Complaint and Dye
nen.. can he had az usual the Old established Office
the pfopne,or No q. Csrtsodst ons door below he
corner Of UrecuwlebsL ~ su
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FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Very superior oolong H.
extra hne do o. Young Hyson superb articles IS % and o'
al the wholesale and retail OF hs Canton Tea Com
psny, s3 Greenwchsl the q Cortandst and
- Cha,hsms- between Pearl and Roosevelt This Il the
Oldest and larges, Tea Establishment In America Their
reputation for upright dealing and for The very high qualify
Of their goods stands and doubtless will forever stand IN
nyaled We earnestly recommend families country msr-
ehanl- and the whole public to this very respectable
bi.hneuL
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Nsw-HAaPsHiRE-We have the New Hamp.
shire Statesman Extra of Saturday which contains
lowing result
Goodwin 96i3 Hale s095 Woodbury. lG.7s5
scattering 257. Majority against Woodbury. I'LL
There are % towns vet to hear from which gave
Steele about 400 majority in April
Hills New Hampshire Patriot publishes returns
from los towns as follows:
Goodwin o,637 Hale 5000; Woodbury. l7.Ol7
scattering 2s5. Majority against w oodbury Gal.
twill be seen that the Patriot makes Goodwin
and Hale's vote less in 1919 towns than the States
man does in 100. Which is right we cannot say
The Patriot admits however, that Woodbury. is
defeated BY 500 votes.
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On : THE TORMEsrISc PAINS % RHEUsiiTIsN ,-Cush.
mans Rheumatic Remedy Pane Cuiiing Embrocai
An invaluable and seldom falling remedy "a Rheumatism
AMI Palnes In the Bones Govt, Gold or Pam Ia The Joos
Suf NecA Umbago sc Sod nj the sign 81 the American
Eagle, 81 Chalhsns y. YPrc e % cents ind 81 bottle
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CASE OF FoRGERY.-BosworthK King, farmer OF
onondsgs who had previously borne good character
was detected at Syracuse few days ago in iorserie'
amounting to $4,000 lie paid up ell the forged notes
and succeeded in getting OF, since which be has not
been heard from.
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DIRTY CoAT COLLAR IS BsD-Ths Mage Erssve
Soap for removing grease spots, stains and msiks from
clothes, woosns carpets Sc and rendering the spo where
10 applied clear bright. and spouess Sold with faJ
directions Pnce % cents cake Sold 81 ~ ChAihsma
ard o2i Broadway.
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CouGH or COLD CURED TOR ONE SHIILiSc.-How
many hundreds Of both have been cured Of e noel
nyetefh- cough and colds by shilling package u Jones
Cough Candy. Try -you VIII be- sstoDshed al s besssd
effect Sold al 52 Broad way, and 81 ChsIhsnsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30

Loco. FoCo NoNINArloys.-Thc Loco Focos of
the With Senatorial Dstric, have nominated DR.
Thomas Wheeler of Cattaraugus County as their
candidate for Senator.
In Clinton County they have nominated Moves
Gregory. the present member as their candidate
for Assembly
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BOYS, YoUrH And CHiLDTfS versus Whskers-A hree
shilling bottle Of Joness n air Restorative has often fofen
the hair grow The face well the head, MAJ,
years before the OF manhood Sold al ~ Chsui.nsl
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~ NoNE well appreciate the wonderful effects Vt
Coanell Magical Extractor of burns scslds
without Witnessing the operation OF tni- remarkable sre
qulets all pains und nDOG h~n minute.
nr-t application, producing IN cases quie and
frcshlng -eep, and There unul the
rslvc absorbed application should
The base attempts rob the proprietor of ks
superior preparation IL caution which the hunes VIII %
serve buy any other place but q Cortland
a. where the genuine II only kept
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to sNE YOUR MoSty by purchasing Ssr-aparilis al n
CortlsndsL al ~ cents per bott. and Wisafs Balsam u
Wild Cherry for consumption IL sold at the same place
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THE LADY WITH THE YELLOW fACE.-Bewsre' Be
ware Ladies ooch mol common prepared chalk. will u-
In your skin AZ that beautiful vegetable preparation The
Joness Spanish Lily White Il will give your SKIN natural
fehke whleness and improve your skn. Sold at ~ Cbs
hsn-sL and 52l Broadway
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r. Al this season of the year nothing l. more
lha colds and coughs affecting the respiratory ami
neg elected the ermnas IL consumption, The vessels freely
discharge and remove all Danger II can be had at u Cos
land
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ALHAMRA ICE CREAM

% OllFf Fafl'Iars lI'II'7T1I'1Ia'II - =. - ~
In establishing these unprecedented by 0w pnees -
benefit OF The p1Dc, the proprietor cpnh lefiy 80 -
"a .uaiu nm u hem a. ever one must t- aware ina
very small profit these prices VIII yield can ociy DC
by large sales .,-,...ot y
warrzntsd 10 lie eqasy a. good a. can be purchase.
other establishment ia the city Or The money returns
50 xawxwTgAFf' 0
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L. JP,S N,sNIsH for stoves and grales al p Cortland
giving splendid polish Unaffected by heat OF Wet and
will last year, preventing rust
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70 How AHsVKD To continue To sui~r With Rheun
a-m Why The Indian legctshle Elixir and Linm-n,
sure niaibe tor the dseas" II Is found al q Cot
landsL
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NiBLo's-Mss. Mowarr ~ TIE HosES-M ooS.-To-n hight
Mrs MOwat appears TObin's exgu-eiy written and
exceptonable comedy Of The Honey Moon Her JUN
ana 10 preferred To Mrs kesns BY many good Judges SET
IONS Lsmpedo and Pisclde- Mock Duke in This play
are both rch displays of comic talent M Cnsp a. Aanzs
plays with ud gnent and animation There was arge an
dienc- al Nbsos lasS evening To witness Mira Aowaus
playing In the Stranger She warmly and seservetiy
applauded hroug hoGi; and made greai hL Active prep
aons making for the production OF tie new American
comedy for Mrs Mosaul
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Court Caleudnr....THrs DAY.


COMMON Pless-Psr ]. before Judge Dsly-Sos. u
lOs las. "a Is. So OIL 90. H. l2l. In 49, l6l-Psr
2 before Judge lnsrshanA il Board Of Assistant Ade
men room-Nos l4, IT, liz la l2o, 30 lH
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" Quite an Improvement in curing Piles has been e.
fected o late al Il Corands by combining Hays Linl.
VITA the la IN of ChisA This will the cas-.
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EaaArvA-ln Photography No VIII" Published IN
yssserdsy's Tribune in the fifth paragraph from the
commencement sixth line for the word by" read ny
that will reed and try their respective profcien
ces" &c.
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cFNsT,S OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
o,al. l66Os6 eO2.5ss s7OOs9 3i2,1O 800

These tvo Wards were constituted In lSb-lhe Thir
eenfh from he Tenth and the Fourteen ID rom The SIKH and
Eshth. set of fiom he Ninth Wand IN March, 49,
Tasen from the Twelfth Ward IN lsS6 Taken from the
2 ev-nth IN 1851
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ErHfoPfsS SEsESsDERS-PALMo's OFERA HoUst-
These unrvaet Ethiopian Serensters renewed as uiz nj
the Of audience desey crowded the series
Of hghy Attractive concerts. and will continue them, no
doubt with equal this evening They are not " be
equAed
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" spsngleS. Salt Rheum Ointment, ~arraated to cure
al u Cortlsnd-sL
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e The Picayune OF the 2lst announced thai the
isy ofNew Orleans continued healthy
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WASHINGTON Co.-The Wings of this staunch
old Wing county have nominated : 5 NEEIE. OF
Fort Miller, and DIR. FOSTER. of Hebron, as their
candidates for Assembly. They are as good as
elected
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MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRrcuLrunr

MEMOIR OF JI>ft> LlfslC 4 Win 4 fOrfAL1
IHk SORT o. lNfOkNArlo> WANTED rss 500 rs
lENtEact Oi Letter.
TO PKEvESr SMUT Wsssr BY Hon. wu. CUml.
ci-eA
THs Corro> PLASr-Menlolr Of the Origin Caltiv.uo.
ALL See oi Couou BY Nn.emsrsh b. >lsbtoos
Tvs GENITAL % kED-L,ND DlsrsIcr ~ Virginia
Us Sol snd Advantages dc scrbed Letter from Hoa l.
Goggn)
soiLlsc-various opinion--Llqgii Msnure-A New
Negeta0.e-suss beuN.
FSi>ciPLss To b. OBSERVED ~ rss ESacrio> o. f,ss
Houses
Ms Hammond, Of Worcester Ms..--li,. M.n.y-,ss.t
All is Results on Farm OF ~ Acres
ATAoPRssE o. SrssLEs
REFLECTIONS on TEE PROCESSES o. ASsIcILrtRA ts
PRONENENr, AND ma POLITICAL AND MoksL tSTLVk>c,
Or RVKAf LIFE. 4 Letter nom Gen. Desrbornl
PgOsEEss OF AcKlCJLftsAL lNfGONENt Vt Letter
from Judge RosLl
INPS0ysMg>r N rHE MoDs o. ATTACHING HossEs 10
WAGONS by H. orlere. tTon, the JOar. VI koya An
Soc. OF LOniOn)
PARlSG NO bUK>lSG.. From Rev. ". l.. RAsn's Dc.
lonsfy.l
Tao CCNrRE % GR,sITt..tAn interesting extract rom
Or. Laflnrrs hecu - on nc Ienife OF orssuy.i
A REVIEW % rHE PAST. fKEsENr AND tertsg sr,rT
% " ooL MsKNErAn interesting snd important snel,
.. com The English Farmers Mac Azne.l
NEw-YoSN STATS ACRIcVLiUSAL F.Is Fos Isso, VIVA
List ot Premiums Aw sraed-
fsCEs CNSKENr.
MscsLL,NN. .oiuano. Grating; Coming Fair Of
American insilsle; Our EslimsOlc Cosasues Ac Lo-
WOOD i Welcomed &c. Important Motion IN Farisnrn.
~ TERMS - per Hnagm IN ADVANCE The wofk may
be procured from fcsocs. Dealers 10 ay part .! TINS n.
ted STATES. Bah numbers .tl supplied.
GREELEY MckLkAih, Tribune buildnss
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~ We have now good article OF Cologne at n Cori
land 81 much better than any before, and al 80 PER
ufar ioff
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e " OSE wishes to spend hour or two aeresably
with proht, let him to hs American Museum and see
the Oursng Ouang and her novelties. visible al all hours
and the capital performances and II p ~ IN which the
inmitabie Westerns, Ole Bull Jr and Others aPpear We
have tried every place Of amusement IN the city and ind
none exus W The Musepu for rare rap and novelty.
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RICHMOND ny. Sept %, 1916.
Monday nnlclnck Z M


Dear Sir 1t is with the deepest sorrow and grief that
have communicate you the sad and melancholy in
iegence of the death OF Judge White, formerly Speaker
of the L. = House OF Representatives.
The manner of mis- death renders 1t doubly dcRorablc
For some months his health has been very feeble, ac
compsnied by great depression OF spirits He returned
yesterday about o'clock, M from holding the Breath
IN Court not his Physician thought any worse than
when he left about week previous. This morning he
seemed 10 be somewhat worse in body and mind. but
not 10 such create any alarm in his family
He remained to-day mostly in OF the chambers OF
his house until about o'clock z. NJ when be shot him
self with pistol in the right temple the ball coming out
At the back part Of the head the LEFT side and expired
Immediately.
oh how certainly has death established his empire
over AL the works of nature how vain are all human
pursuits Our town and county are wrapped In gloom
and the irreparable loss which they have su-
tanned by this sad catastrophe His remains will be in
TERED nj his residence Wednesday next AZ 10 O'Clock
NJ with all the testimonials Of love and respect which
his neighbors and friends feel for his memory and high
character The Richmond bar will have meeting To-
morrow and adopt resolutions expressive OF their deep
grief and the loss The country has sustained BY his death
My time nor the Of my feelings will not permit
me 10 add more Very respectfully yours, sc.
DAVID IRVINE.
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Journal 10 the 9th of August The accounts from the
Provinces both North and South all Of tranquility
The Rio papers brought by the bark Brszilero,
Captain Williams Capt W. lefi on the 2gh Of August
and reports that the United States ship Columbus and
Ninccnnes sailed the l7h for Canton lesv
ing at Rio Hon. A. II Everett Minister TO China the ply
scians having decided that his health woad not warrant
his going his mission Mr.. Everett had engaged his
passage home in the ship Courier Wolfe which to
sal on the ed for Newiork Al Rio on the Goth L. ;.
rigate Rsrtan Com Turner for Monte Video. and brig
Brsnbridge. Pennington for Bahs. and cruize. Com.
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iT~ Tom MARSHALL delivered Funeral Ora
ton the death Of Gen. Jackson at Lexington by on
the 20t inst
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suicide Of speaker White.
From The lexington (Ky) Ob'rrr, 2ih ms

from Wt LtitHSOH my D0sDtpf -tt wv"
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE-Our city was thrown
into great CONSERVATION yesterday morning BY the intel
ligence from Richmond, that Hon. JONI WHITE. OF
that place had Monday evening committed suicide by
blowing his brains out with pistol. The intelligence
was the startling from the character OF the dstin
gushed dead. He cool, determined seltpoised
brave and an act this kind would have been expected
"a soon from any in state AS from John White
We have no further particulars than that some time IN
the fore noon of Monday he told his family that he would
retire 10 his and wished to be prvatenot to be
interrupted He did So and at about o'clock the report
pistol heard. and upon going into the room II
found that he had put an end TO his existence by
placing pistol against his right temple, and blowing
ball through his head Pecunary embarrassment Is as
signed the cause though nothing had been discovered
when our informant, left which indicated the
Mr. White was the time Of his death. Judge OF the
XlXth Judicial District to which station he was appoint
ed by Gov Owsley Just before the termination Of the last
session Of Congress. Tie represented the district in
which he resided for the last years in the Congress
the United States and presided Speaker over the
9th Congress He man OF good talents and At
tanmenis generous and noble and was in an eminent
degree endeared very large circle of acquanances
and friends He has left amiable wife and several in
teresting children lament the loss OF husband father
protector May Providence watch and protect them
in their bereaved and melancholy condition
Since the above was in type we received from
Col IRVINE the annexed letter upon this truly mel
ancholy affair
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Honor To WHOM HONOR Is DuE.-On Thursday
ss the degree Of L. d. conferred by the Board OF
Trustees of Jefferson College upon Ron HENRY CLAY of
kentucky The announcement OF this expression ofpub
nc esteem honorable alike the discrimination Of the in
inst'on and the merit Of the greatest living OF
the age was received with gratihc alton and applause
perhaps without precedent
Wellington Ps.) Reporter. 9th
tF- There were 80 inches water in the channel
Of the Ohio river At Wheeling the I'D inst and
rising slowly
~ The County of Rensselaer, contains popu-
la,ion Of 62,32s-in ls40, 70 303-gSin, 2025.
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OCTOBER NO. FARMERS, LIBRARY.
MD MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
81 The October Numher Of this xs,n.hl. ~. -.

" Inc octeeer Number Of the vaasb.s wofs wi;
Tor SAFE and delivered IN ssbscnbers on T.vssy morn
ny JOHN sKisSss, Editor The content. OF t. No a..
a. follows
Iht fs>eIfLt, o. Assiculruss By Albert d r,,,,
section Two Consiuued) ~ ~ =" '''
EnlerprIse " "s'~-''As
D.ugh Labor Horses ard Oxen
Manusl Labor.
The proper method Of Keeping The Journal. R.s..,.
Other Books eonneeis with an Asrcgasrs nass,..,
The Number OF CsfLeL '' ~-'
This valuable work 10 pronounced by 'ads-s \. one ~
TIE most important which las appeared. II 10 trsa...i
from the German into 10th tire French and The EushsA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-30
From The Fincaatls volley Iyhis.

rclndrka HE nor
sonaSe, who 1t will be remembered, we'll nigh
turned some portions of the world tonsv-tHr.
vey, by his prediction in relation to he des.
traction OF the globe in 1911, died near Ab;ng-
don Va, ON the 4th inst. We remembc, 70
have heard a great deal said in relation 10 the
excitement which prevailed in 1911, and from
accounts IT must have been equal if not greater
than the Miller delusion of the present dav.
i, speaking OF the origin of Hughes prediction.
me Abingdon ''Virginian" remarks
His prophecy had its origin Thus:-A gen.
'leman IN his neighborhood, upon rising i'm the
morning found his meat house broken Omen
ana his bacon stolen. From previous threats
OF revenge Tor some imaginary grievance. sus-
plcion Tell upon Nimrod who, in the absence
oil bail, was shut up in the durance vile" IN
await his trial. FROM some defect in the pIo.
nous uncertainties of the common law. his
PERIOD oil incarceration was protracted, during
winch although finally acquitted, the plot was
iald and accomplished which has STAMPED his
name with Immortality Prophecy of the
Iudgementin 1911. Like the letters of Junius
the name OF the author was never discovered.
ana although Nimrod realized but little by his
copyright, he shone with borrowed light for
season, whilst others gathered the harvest. +"