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TIN WAKE. TIN wARE,.
TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

LIAGGER " BROTHERS, No. 63, South st, three doors
Ill from Pratt street. Baltimore, Mu,ifucurers and Bi-
yUriers Of Mathematical OPTICAL and Philosophical iisi,i.
aents.A good assortment Of the following ARTICLES, which
we offer ior sale al reduced prires ttFt-4 III
Survey rs UoniIasses Engineers Levels Therordoes
Teodoes Compasses; Ships Plain, Storm, and Traispa-
rnl Compasses; Spy.sasses; Plan and Double Tangent
Quadrunts; Sextanls; Baromeieis; thermometers; Log
Glasses Halthour Glasses Tape Lines Uases OF Draw.
my Instruments; Pocket Conlpasses; Surveyors Chains;
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; rors and Sailmakers
Squares Brass and Gunter Sales Parallel Ruies Draw
ing Pens; Diyiders; Protractors; Bowd,ch Navgaors;
Bunps Coast PIots Shipmastors Assistants; Seaman
Friends; Nautical Almanacs Lunar Tables; Log Books
Shipping Papers; Seaman's Journalist Ready Clculaors;
good assortment OF Charts Of all parts Of the world
Gaiigng Rods; Out Sticks &c Together with large
sorn,ent Of INSTRUMENTS IN the Mathematical line. III
sr- Instruments o every description repaired, made
10 order, in the neatest manner. ,4-
i oct Sly N #"" viz. t2 XIV .EtN
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LcoTToN SAIL cLoTH, HEAVY CAM

~ VASS, &c ~, The subscribers have in store com
Iete assortment OF Cotton Canvass, comprising great
rieiy Of tyes OF all widths and weight, both plain ic
lsilied, among winch Is the United States Pilot Duck Nos
TO 10 inclusive, both hard and soft The latter for square
rugged vessels, has been PRONOUNCED by practical men
he fully equal 10 ether hemp or flax Ducks costs much
less G' @
from 4 tbi0 mid varying nf 'wmuR rom ~ n'tnes
wide, Of any weight on thickness desired,
Also, the American Pilot Duck, Nos TO inclusive.
Also, the Navy Duck, Nos TO inclusive. stH
Also 100 pieces oil heavywide Canvass, Al TO " inches,
made expressly for paper manufacturers These goods are
used In preference the wooen telt said TO be equally
desirable 10 purposes Of nhty and costing about one
quarter. .q. ti, y =.
Also, about 900 bolts Of Cotton Ravens Duck, 81 to 10
inches WIDE, plain and wed, siitnble for light sa avn
ings tents DC, 3t. .t....y
Also, 100 bales heavy wed Cotton Begging, p, Y ~
Is, and "A inches widei 9aA .Je .tt 4f ig
Also Sail and Seine Twne--A full assortment OF all
numbers For sale by FOX a. ,POLHEMUS,
oct lily. 10 Broad corner Beaver street, N. "
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Carrying tie Great Central United States Mail
{&f&g.tsl III vi Schedule: H: "a t'iH e ts1, ,
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore, daily, except Sundays,
Mt p NJ by the well known route, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg Weldon, Wilmington, 10 Charles:
ton S c., without loss Of sleep 70 Weldon the POPULAR
comfortable, and safe steamboats, with their experience
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS Captain Sutton
This Line has been running Tor upwards Of twenty years.
without loss Of life or property The boats built expressly
nights Sleep morning, al O'Clock, A. NJ Thence up
the James River, with its beautiful scenery, in daylight BY
The Steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain Davis, or ALICE
beautiful IRON steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow
time in advance al Petersburg OF The Great IT, s Mail
Line, with the passengers leaving Baltimore same time or
Washington City next morning, where this Great s. Mail
their false advertisement Of ~ hours ahead OF any other
Line. The Bay Line gives the traveller at least six hours
rest Mt Petersburg TO encounter night travel Whining
ton, NC. The passengers That leave Baltimore BY
The BAY Line amalganaie at Petersburg with that
Baltimore same evening" and Washington ncxt morning,
(yn the Great " MaD at Petersburg therefore arrive at
Charleston all together. tf{9 y.
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail-
road to Garysville and Frklin thence by the steamer
FOX to Etlenton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington N
c., Returning with same connection, ~
Returning leaves Norfolk at and Portsmouth, al O'clock
p. NJ, daily, except Sunday, arriving Id Baltimore in
time for The several routes going North East South and
West. sr4, fafH ST ~ I'll d, Esd5i.
Fare between Dalt, \ Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va, %
g. Elizabeth City,N. q. $50
-" :" Franklin, ia1 ''-tHr q
(" s." Richmond or Petersburg, Va, o
| y "g =. Castor or Weldon, NJ G,sFs'H9
Through 10 Charleston, S. G., u
Meals board Bay and James River Boats, included.
thereby saving to each passenger by This oil 80
Travellers by the above route will please be directed By
our Soliciting Agent i'll the Cars and by the Porter in The
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line" labelled his hat) who will
T, SHEPPARD Agent
Baltimore, October sli, lsH '1F IDLY
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RICH y LourREL,
FRENCH BooTs, ~

AT THE PARIS ROOT EMPORIUM
Corner Of Foa and Nassan ct, opposite the ss,d office
V,S is one Of the first and most fashionable establish
ments in tins city, the quality Of their Boots and Shoe,
has made the resort OF awho wanl 10 have nice alc
easy Boot at the extreme low price oil 81 60 equal to tn,
best made In other stores for 81 and o. We would call IN,
attention Of friends to his establishments where the,
will no doubt be kindly received by MIR YOUNG the pro
So small profits and quick returns, is his motto
LID "A
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II. S HOARD or Local. DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK

u. S BOARD or LOCAL DIRECTORS ArNEw YORK,
JACOB HARVEY, Charm. SAMUEL S. ROWLAND,
john j. PALMga INV GoaiIAM A. WORM,
JoNA. GooDHUE, SAMUEL M,iFox,
JAMES HOFFMAN, WMNAN HOOK,
GEORGE BARCLAY, o. Epw. HABicHr,
yVIIE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
L OFFERED DY TINS INSTITUTION The g'farantee
arge capita in addition 10 HE accumulation oi pre-
Tie peculiar benefits secured to the assured by the prn
o THe payment d premiums haysary or quarterly by
parties insured or iehoe term e at trfllns additional
charge u $50 - .,,,..3,s
Persons hslred for , ca, ID o,ios borrow if uisort
of annual premium, and claim the same privilege for five
years, their note and deposit OF policy
Part OF tie Capital IL permanently invested in the OtUted
States names Of ree OF the Local Directors ms Trs
teesnvalabe always 10 tile assured III cases VI disputed
claims (shoud any such arise) or otherwise. Aa
Thirty days allowed alter each pay ment OF premium be-
M saarne for stamp duty, Or fdr Medical Examination
The Society being founded on the Mutual and DON'T Stock
principle parties may parepao II s pios o. e nss
assured Tor life on the participation scae u
The Society s connected with either Marine or Fire
nS The Baltimore Branch OF the United States Local
board will the First Monday OF every month al the
office vi lie Chairman Tor The transaction Of business
u1 The Medical Examiners will meet daily at IL Lex
ngton street, o'clock, PM, to receive applicants
Pamphlets explanatory of Life Insurance. and the pecu
liar system Of this Institutions, blank forms OF applications
&c,, obtained at the Agents Office, German street
,gsE ~ Jun JONATHAN MERE6iTH ESD, Charm
SAMUEL HOFFMAN,, Esd
Ga S. H. McCULL0H ESD, NJ D. 4 4
g., j. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel.
.y j. MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor.
ri. 'N..g n Medicdl ETarti,ers. VII es'l
4. T HICKMAN d ' s. Psai street, a'sst''
Agents. 585.ii. X
THOS H. WILLIAMS.
oct s-7lyd' gsM 5SzkHte 80 4%fst5e
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uNIyNKsIrYl OF mAKYLAND

FACULTY or PLY Slc-- SESSION or isE Tie
III Lectures will cunintiice Monday 9Th October and
continue until the first 81 March eisiing
L Obsterlc Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, --
Therapeutics, Malefa Me,lich, and Hygiene, SAMUEL
Cbgw, NJ d. We fIa3 5'at a, -ss
Anatomy and Physiology, Josgpn ROXY, NJ d.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, WILLiAM POWER, NJ
ID. k@|f sAt Af3ll tt6
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM II. A. AYsRs, NJ ID.
IL. ID. IsUy
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, NJ d. 4"ht t.t. 81
Denmsardior Of Anatomy, GsoRoR MmTEtBsoRR. NJ. ID.
instruction an Chnca Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day al the Ealifbre lnirmary, opposite the Medical
College The rooms for praol,cai anatomy will be opened
October Isl, under the Charge OF tie demonstration. Fees
i1r The entire course $50. e
Comfortable boa rd may be obhlned in the vicinity OF the
Medical College Ior 81 90 10 $3.50 fN+
ttTH.4 t WILLIAM Il, A. AIKEN,
oct sally Dean oltne Faculty.
y The vacancy In The Chesterfield department will be filled
~ he "a I'M nj nj tbp
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NI,ELL YENN

n U
aIYER PHINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer Of English
MI and American STEEL PENS g. PEN HOLDERS
rs William street, between Futon and John sts N York.
respectfully invites the attention OF the public to his justly
celebrated Bank Commercial and Original PENS which are
used by The principal houses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen used Also Ornamental Pens for
various writings which are bo,h durable aud elastic and
are preferable 10 the Gold Pen, possessing the
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Warrington University OF Baltimore.


M -----
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Session Of 1917 and lsls.
PROT j. q. s. MoNKUR M d. Theory and Practice Of Med
cine. a.'.' h1stt
Prof n. FOREMAN, NJ d., Chemistry. w-t ~
proi WILLIAM II WILSON, NJ. d., Therapeutics and MAZE
ria Mcdica. .a a.r. S.t Il, .ll ElH F." Ia Hl
Prot WILLIAM r. LEONARD, NJ. D., Anatomy.
WILLIAM II. Sroxgs, NJ. d., Professor OF Obstetrics, DIS
Of Women and Children, aud Medical Jurislr'
dence. ,l,sfl .'sa' s....t s.@A
Prof GEORGE McCooK, NJ D., Surgery. AM
DIR. WAKRMAN BRYARLY, Demonsrator oi Anatomy, s.5
The annual COURSE Lectures will commence on MON
DAY, 18th oil October next, and continue iour mouths.
Te College has greatly enlarged It's capabilities Tor i'm
parting Medical Instruction The Hospital Department UNI
ef the control oi resident member Of the Faculty, hai
been filled WIN oi disease Museum Of Anaomi
cai and other preparations has been esibsed anu MANY
important additions the Obstetca Department have
been received from Paris The for tile resident STU
dents are numerous comfortable and economical and viii
prove greatly advantageous 70 such wish 10 pursue III
assiduous and uninterrupted course Of study ies@N
Fees for the Session.
Naturalization ticket. .e5
Professors ticket, each ... 10
Wy penionstrators ticket III. 40. $3.50. OiiH
Diploma
oct 6-lyd el~HiA& lHtit. H. FOkEMAN, Lean
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Laboratory OF ThOmsoninn Botanic Medi-
iAH cines. w AH1-' AF Cn&tNt
IIPHM LARRABEE, No 10 South Calvert ST., baltimore,
IL has always on hand the largest and complete us.
sortment Of pure Botanic remedies in the Tinted States
prepared under his special care at his Laboratory
The in the United States for tie special purpose
OF preparing 1homsoaian Botanic 11edicip6s All Of the
puiverized and compounded articles put up quarter
and hall pound packages, and neatly abeed witt, dirrc
same articles be had for III The United States Every
arce ~ his line Is Warranted genuine e public rely
upon this. aYE oY
particularly requested 10 call and quality
before purchasing XII AL bgs.! irt5 y
i- The various Treatses embracing the most reputed
authors upon the Thoinsonian Boanc System hiedi
cine, may also be had at his establishments by quantity
OF single copy. a. ., oct
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NOTICE.
@sgIjj1'5 lll!'ll|j| ~

UIlPPER oi goods all parts oi llie West are niormeI
- that the only Express by mail train to the West
All goods Will be recepied Office 10 be delivered IN
Pittsburgh, Wheeling CINCINNATI 81 Louis, Louisville, or
any oil the principal Western cities ahead Of any other line,
Is GREENE CO.,
I oct S-lyd' Office Pratt street Depot
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British and North American Royal Mail
STEAM SHIPS. a


6 Appointed by ,hs A, Admiralty a e sail Sf
gaming al halifax 70 land and receive Passengers ana
Her Majesty's Mails: FEH
CAMBRIA, Capt Charles II Z. Juikns
BRITANNIA, litrl "a William Harrison
HIBERNIA, Alexander Ryrie rI5
ACADIA, Mel Shannon.
The AMERICA, - The NIAGARA.
= The CANADA, s'ft ss., The EUROPA
CALEDONIA }tEsN On the 18th August
HRlIANNiA .al ON the 18th September
UBERNIA on the 18th September.
The vessels appointed to sail rom BoSTo N are The
r z. CAMBRIA s+'tltHtli on the LIST September
CALEDONIA HffH N on The 10th September
BRIIANNia on the lst October.
HiBERNiA on the 10Th October.
These ships carry experienced Surgeons, aq
No berth secured until paid for.
No Freight, except Specie received DAYS OF sailing
Mole All leeraand Newspapers Tass through the
Post Office, Merchandise anu Specie Except for personal
charged as freight ei Liable To Custom House
Specie taken as freight i14 ''sl h-@-tk- ~s' lqii
For freight or passage, apply TO s. s. LEWIS, No Com
mercial wharf, Boston. ~.
In addition to the above line between Liverpool and Bos
ton via HALIFAX, contract has been entered into with Her
Maesya Government to establish line between Liverpool
aud Nrw York direct The Steamships for this servrs ar,
now being built and due uoiee will be given the tint
when they Will start Under the contract the steamer
will sail every Saturday during the eight months, and ever
fortnight during the other four months in the yeargoin
alternately between Liverpool and Halifax and Boston, an
| between Liverpool and New York ,l3lr wa
: oct 5--lyd oc4s' 81 ~ ~, ...j I.
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Also hand extensive assortment Of Pens Of various
MAKERS which NJ offers for sale AT very low prices For
sale by G. j. Nesbitt, III Cogswell MtsSrs Wheeler X
Wood, Bowen 4 Co, Lambert Lane, ID, Felt, IN Wall
street and by all the Saiioners in the city oct lily
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

sxrurur,.suuH 81. RANDOLPH D. REEVES, 9Th street,
G@skx6SS1 south OF the General Post Office, would
respectfully invite the attention Of his
1900 = friends, the citizens VI Washington and
It's vicinity, stock OF Fuiture and
articles; comprising in part =
t Mahogany spring seat SONS ttf
rocking and paror Chairs
&C centre, card and dining Tables
81 I" Bureaus, sideboarls 90 w
Z" and Gilt Frames Looking .gasscs,
Wartrobes, Betsteads Cribs, Cradles
Shuck, hair and straw Mttresses =
Feather Beds, Sacking Bottonas, 6c
ALSO, .al
Glass china stone, earthen, and Iron Ware
H ttl Knives and Forks, Brushes and Wooden Ware
With numerous other articles IN The Housekeeping line
He is prepared 10 manufacture all kinds Of Furniture at
The shortest notice. and on the most reasonable He
haers himself that from his long experience in he cabne,
business, all work made by him win be done IN faithful
and workmsnlike manner and give entire satisfaction
N. L, Old Furniture, taken IN exchange Tor new,
oct Sind A sttI ~ slff 3i..i A't ~ 3t'
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The Green spring II ydropathie InS,itate.

Under the chnrge OF DR. VIM BoDE pupil Of Priesiltz
u Greiefiberg open Tor the reception OF patients
II is distant from Baltimore "a miles by the Snsquehann
Railroad, pndqU miles by the Reisertown Turnpike The
house, bathing establishments and quantity and quality Of
this Institute, afford every means Tor the eicen
practice the water The grounds SO arranged
and oil such extent 10 enable and induce the inmates 10
take ample exercise -" .@@' ~
Applications tor admission TO be addressed to- .5t}
DR. WM B0DE, ia
I oct g. OWines' Mills Post Office, Baltimore County
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. :
W. sLIFE INSURANCE. s'-
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
70, CoRNillLL, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, -t5Oooou STERLING,


Empowered by Act OF Parliament, Wet --Royal Assent
July "a, ISL. ic}g.l srs
"A .Sapings Bank for the Orphan and the Hidoir. y
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SEPTEMBER REPoRT.

THE Mutual Benefit Life INSURANCE Company (No llWall
srreD issued during the month Of September 1871 one
hundred and twenty one new policies, viz:
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y Dtt0ttN r"Iu o. HHn @s, Hrf 70 he H,rddgTre +.
on nm ACKERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
DU,UUU SIGNS can be had at che following prGes I'M
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf war
rinted not 10 fade, III lOcenis AN inch " n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1917

/ ing prayers with moving lips. and other,
! reading them from books on their knees.
4 few children were at play on the ground
| and some aged men sat silent, their heads
dropped on their breasts. Severalyounger
men were leaning against the wall = pres
sing their ioreheads against the stones.
and resting their books on their claspcd
hands IN the crevices. With some. this
waIIlng is no form: for [ saw tears on
their cheeks. | longed to know if any had
hope in their hearts, that they or their
children of any generation should pass
that wall, and should help TO swell the
cry $ Lift up your heads, O We gates. that
the King Of Glory may come in I" Ifthev
had any such hope, it may give some
s"seetnes, TO .his rite IF i.,Irrliliaiin-, W.
had no such hope for them and it was
with unspoakable sadness that |, for one,
turned away from The thought of the tyr
amy and pride within those walls, and
the desolation without, carrying with me
a deop-lelt lesson on the strength Of hui
man Ialths and the weakness of the tie Of
brotherhood.
Alas all seem weak alike. Look at
the three great places of prayer in the
Holy City Here are the MohammedanS
eager to kill any Jew or Christian who
may enter the Mosque Of Omar There
are the Christians ready to kill any Mo
hammedan or Jew who may enter the
church Of the Holy Sepulchre. Aud here
are the Jews pleading against their enc
mics -' Remember, o Lord, the children
of Edom in the day of Jerusalem, who
said, raze it, raze it, even to the founda-
ton thereof. o daughter of Babylon that
art to be destroyed, happy shall he be that
rewardeth thee as thou hast served US
Happy shall he be that taketh and dash
eth thy little ones against the stones p
Such are the things done and said IN the
name Of Religion!
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a q ARD

Or. J. B. BRANcII. Surgeon Dentist, J
tenders his grateful Acknowledgements 10
the citizens Of Mineral Point for the very
liberal patronage he has received during
his short stay IN this place, and would
take this opportunity to say that he in
tends to visit this place again. in few
weeks, when he will be pleased to serve
them in all operations necessary for the
health and preservation of the teeth and
gums.
" Office over ST. LOUIS STORE, Ga
lena.
Mini Point. Oct Is. l947. n7tf
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AmcnIGAa HUlLL ., LiyLaf oIAbLl,
at Franklin u. z.

p. J. TOLL & SAMUEL WICK, PRorRrEToRs,
EA ESPE TRULY announce to the
"a & travelling public that p J. Toll has reln-
qu.-.,d his Ia stand and that They have taken the
American House, Ia Franklin. which has been re-
hl,ed and ENLARGED, and that they now prepared
To afford good accommodations all Who may favor
them uiru u call
In connection with the hotel they keep good
Livery Stable, where Iue horses, buggics &C, can
always had s the P-oPri1tors Of the above
establishment design 10 spare pains 10 accom-
modlte fhe.r customers, they respectfully solicit d
-hara IF p.hIic patronage. TOLL s WICK.
Franklin, September 3)lh, 1917. 5ir
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CALENA HOTEL

10. 1aI & I83. MAIN STREET.

No. 1GI s I83, MAIN STREET.
THE undersigned having enlarged and
fitted up the above Hotel, is prepared TO
accommodate his friends and the travelling
public This establishment being cen
traljy situated, the proprietor hopes by the
strictest attention to the wants of those
who may favor hlm with their patronage.
to merit and receive his share. His Table
will at all times be furnished with the best
the market affords, and his Bar filled with
the best of Liquors. 4 large and con
yenicnt Stable Is attached 10 the premises.
GaIrrn o. Il. l14~ 2nr8
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

William Smith, the surviving brother
of joe has published manifesto, IN
which he condemns Strang, the Mormon
leader, as an inpostor, o. and announces
his separation from him. In reference to
the Jar between these champions ofreIig-
ion and truth, the Ottawa Free Trader
tells the following story:
1t appears the prophet Strang needed
a new house, and he determined his fol-
lowers should build it for him. SO he call
ed them together, and told them that in
case thew would erect the house, the Lord
had authorized him to promise them an
extraordinary endowmcnf. The building
was soon completed, and now they apply
for their reward. Eli the Saints are gath
cred together in the Church, the prophet
takes them through a variety Of ceremo-
nies. such as head washing, feet washing
Sc, and concludes by amounting the heads
Of all with a composition . that had
queer smell" They are then directed TO
adjourn 10 another room that was totally
dark. where they were to receive the en-
dowment. which was 10 be in the shape of
an extraordinary and visible manifesto
ton of the spirit, rendering them at once
imprcgnabe thenceforth to al! the shafts
of Satan. Arrived in the dark room, sure
enough, the heads of all shone as if lit up
bv the brightness of the sun, and great
was the rejoicing Of the Saints thereat.-
But the prophet William, who was pres
ent. although staggered I little, mistrust-
ed that " all was not gold that glittored,'
so he took some cf the ointment and sub
mitted it to an examination, and 10 the
discovery! He found that It was a mix
ture of oil and PhosPhorust and that hence
the whole Illuminating operation was
gross cheat He took the first opportu-
nifty 10 accuse prophet Stvang, publicly
and before the whole congregation, ofthe
imposition; who, so far from denying It
.coo.Iv acknowledged the corn, and then
preached a sermon justifying the act and
maintaining that all the miracles of Christ
Noses &c, were wrought in the same
wav-tnat is by natural means. OF
course, William could no longer hold fell
lywshlp with such a man.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

A STRANGE CAsE.-The Boston TraU-
eIer saws a young girl has lately been
brought 10 that city for the benefit Of en-
inent medical treatment, who has been
suffering for several years with a strange
infrmitv. It is noise in the throat, loud
and distinct, and soands like the striking
Of Two metals together, OF castanets used
bv boys in the street. The noise Is with
out iutsrmrssiOn, save perhaps for few
minutes occasionally. As vet, the cause
of the noise has not been asccrtalnrd, or
any means found to abate the disorder.
winch so far mas been on 4 gradual IN
crease. 1t $ totally distinct from the ma-
ton Of tae Iuugs while breathing, and al
together is one OF those cases which are
beyond the ken Of human wisdom.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

\ kELIC. An axe vas lately turned IN
IN p.ow. iu the rcjghburhood of Gin
cInnatI. which bore on it> sides the STAMP
I. ;. The spot where il was found
IS said 20 be the same where Gen Amino
ny Wayne encumped his army in 1895.
on h~ way 90 Greeneyi.Ia. where he made
the treaty which ended the Indian wars
Of the North West