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MEDICAL CARDS.


years, in this -tty Practitioner Medicine wish
log to attend rnaly Office practice for t- future as wv
public he viii
ess ali Feyer DISEASES Of the Eye Head Heart LANCE liver
Kidneys Rheun Cancers Tumors, Sgrea or Ulcers u wo1d
all that class of complaints called Nehe
rial Syphis forms, on,rrhea IN all o. its degrees sle
Persons the country and suffering wild any hi
either immeterial about the name OF The
letle POSTPAID, Will receive
prompt ap he cured II possible
t will be receipt Of an order ard
f.. LOCKWOOD, No. - cor
a. stosrN iei3 II
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PRICE & COULON, Plumbers 10Y Poydras
Nav Orleans, euy nformth public
gsnen ta they carry en- ne a1ov 6ss!9ss al
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of MI kinds, COOKING
RANGES, GARDEN IL Sc, HY DRAULlC RAMS FORCE LIFT an
BEER PUMPS lifted up the syle LEAD PIPES
description; PIC and SHEET LEAD BLOCK
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pat up
A he's nr ~
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nEAR SIR commenced the use OF your
KATHAIRoN accident having little faith in such things but
the Hair consider Of much service tha ake
making the fact known benefit have teen
hsd for eight years.
tS Sold by JARf YoODA1AN Of Common and AlaEa
u1hg
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PsILAnRIPHIa, septemb

Afortnghtor Twas with
,ough, which remedies qsi,
other eFsusfy Compound Syrop WIZ
cherry relieved thTeourhs totis
entirely mother troubled with hab.ua ~
regularly paregorc taking IL
DAvs Flew her not "bAl 20
Dad AZ before abe commenced taking It.
tS Seld wholesale the
and West, j. WRIGHT CO., Isl Cnarres Ne -Orlean
Where all orders must he ad ir-ed'
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON SANDWICH ISLANDS
AUSTRALIAN, VAN DIEMANS LAND, NEW SOUTH
WALES AND CIIINA-Closes the 9Th and 2lst of
each month"; at p. NJ. Arrives on or about the 10th
and 9th
laThe postage to places the West Coast of South
America, ria Panama. Is as follows:i
1os.9ot '''''....''''' so cents letters sent
mn, Is cents letters received
~ 60, 90 cents on letters sent,
~" uAous1 90 cents letters received
- 90 cents on letters sent
- 80, 90 cents on letters received
4 u. s------ 4 cents when sent.
~ H'"sf.fo1s' '..'-''''.' cents when received
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY.

crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
r In conformity with the requirements their Charter the Com
pany submit the following statement
Premiums received the year ending July H.
uua iSaf Risks: July il 1850 es iSs Is
ssgs ,si8 ~
whole Premium. year ending july 49, 49, viz
Premiums on Fire Risks ..'...........sS 7t AS SO
premiums on River Risks ............... s1s oss 90
Premiums Life Risks..................... 1868 90
- ss9s. ss II
sis1.ils 90
Amount Of Earned Premiums year ending as s71sO 10
Losses paid during the period:
N Maine Ri,Is lss3sl q
On Liz (focy flrchaseij .,. SIS IS
'''' D'' --2-, OF
Net Earned Profits year ending 80
The Company hay the following assets
Invested Bondan Mortgage property worth jouhle
s RS'siy6s beng Votes Tor risaas as sss
Due Tor Premiums Of Collection. SIS
Cash On hand 9sS+is Is
tsr8i8o II
STATE J L,naa u-i.l # 0sirE cir Of Naeo.ean.. Be it re-
mberad si the Both July before the undcrgned, Jus
Of the for the Aforesaid, personally appeared
Charles Mnson Secretary the Crescent Mutual Com
Of Neworeau who being duly according to law docs de-
and that the above Just true
CD. MANsoSt, Secretary.
Sworn to and signed before this Both day Of july, 1883.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice Of the Peace,
Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of
cent cash the certificates Profits for the years 1850
1852 to the holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
the Eighth day Of August proximo.
The Trustees have also declared Dividend Thrv-fys
cent the net Premiums Of the Company year ending
the Twelfth day Of July 1853 for which
| and after the 81 Monday in September next
TfoS A. ADAMS President.
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice President
c.J. MANsoNI, Secretary.
80. TRUSTEES.
H. NJ Wright, VIM. 7. Converse, j. A. Barrpli,
DAVID II Fdden Samuel Bell, NJ o. II. Norton,
j. W naehare tro'g- Jones, Louis DeSaulles,
IL. r IL ~. l1uL
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nave uhiectort en yearn 10 estngss Of nny.
cough and hectic
time with distressing
night April had violent attack .h lasted Id hr
monihs appeared that whole diseased;
SPIT up daily half pint Of MATTER great rensi,
were recommended to we'll number
Hal physician, without relief At last prevailed
take Dr. navis's Syrup Cherry and Tar ht
the most happy disease Before M lag
bottle way, sweats were nenS Il
lels side and
aneuTalgc pain that on one side Of
head JANE ELIZA GEORGE, Tbomnson stT.s. s5es
Sdo0Ts W S1th. souths
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Of thla dwit
pity OF the
constant trouble him
cold and
Wild Cherry But lind wat.
ahk me eel- that the tedious affection
has been
and the Ttabty removed and ieelsstre
and better health
the soothing
the kidneys OF liver lpato
the heart
want respectable reference his will given and no
~ people often deceived medicine hsthsY
eluniy Teeei those which good quackery
lude He afellow-craAsmau
Keystone.l
The following
Mr. al has Director of the Public Schools
add has held variousoces Of henoT and responsibility.
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A LMoSpa, WALNuTs AND PEOANE, in
"a sqss tssss - hAaEi,ti 4 CO., 81 ss-asaes sf.si
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DOCTOR BEAoHs PREPARATIONS.

a GER
tain, el
fectuhiA
prom
remedy
for Dizr
irn'sg,ijy
'aE usnr
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BUCKLES AND SAUCES - Cross & Black
wells assorted Pickles. La PERKINS, Worgesershirs Sauce
Harvey and otrf well known Stlces and
Ie2l lw K. +. NICHOLS Il CO., % Camp street.
q NHOCOLATE-6 cases, each II boxes and in
each rs superior wall be sold at bargain
ielS A DELAGRANE Il Co, II Magazine street.
TENURKS ISLAND SALT-S0OO bags Turks
n salt, IN ihe ofdtr ship Arthur sale by
Z. WHITNEY 60, 81 Camp street.
EE The above ia warranted Turks
BOILED LlNSEED 0IL-20 bbls landing
, and o Sale IS A pEiAGRAvES CO.. II Magazine
( fLARETS-200 cases Haul Brion, 800 cases
~ gdt Saleuet brands
1it b1 r. f. NICHOLS CO., 81 Camp street. mys St
4 OULEY BITTERS-l50 cases received ex
@7Is o. NICHOLS CO., Camp street
a NEM EtsT.~goo hbls lsnairg fr9ra ship ,Qpe,
Ness, sRs b. ssis " a. pkiAssAvEAea vs. ~ 'sss
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HAST LINE.-CINCINNATI, e, G-EEss71sggs;;4sl
1LcoLuMBus& CLEVELAND ROUTE, 81 ..s...,.s....s
New York Railway
To New xok by Lake Steamers, via Cleveland houa
10 t'spursh hours
70 beslon M BAY hours
10 phisdephh hours
10 wheeling hours
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.ss'I IN ;rrIEutrt CLEAN sRt;

clear white akp rogyeo ID
ceek How often DO possessing this desdersur
dsyouiy cons lotions
srd color nstsra then, sembaue Of that which dis
has deprived them o. that en with manifest
injury to the akin The ia sa saraapa s the bestosmstc
makes the clear the and pruci
PIE not by coating the surface With poisonous deeerous er
which close the and check natural
particle 0! bilious morbid diseased
tie blood making the pure, healthy vigorous giving acv
every vessel changing the yellow, dark and saow
the bloom and hne Of youth If the ladies general
could aPPssd Of thin TACT they would abandon the
all Pant and lotions and the only eectua remod
word to the wise aueen and hint enough forhe ladies'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13
Congressional appointments.

Alter good deal Of noise, some confusion and
much hard talking. the caucus and anti-caucus
Democracy OF the Virginia Legislature have COM
promised and swallowed substantially the House
BULLION this question. There was quite a flareup
IN the Senate on the House bill, and for a time
some Of the Democratic Senators stood up boldly
toF the Constitution. They were dashed and
scourged from all quarters. The Enquirer drubbed
themln fine style. The fogies and Hunkers of the
House called them 'smiscrable faction of the
party" and take their situation altogether, their
situation was anything but pleasant. The, unfor-
tunate advocates of the Constitution, saw their
error but were too proud TO yield right out, and
nanfully chung 10 their colors for n time. The
House voted out the Senate amend ent instanter
The devoted few in the Senate, aided by the Wings
chung to the constitution, a committee of confer
ence was asked and appointed, and in it most of
the outstanderS in the Senate were, by changing
countyor so to suit each in his district oyerpower-
ed by kindness, and surrendered at discretion
Some of them, however. held out to the last and
voted against the compromise. "9y
Politically, one scheme is about as just as the
other, neither of them pIoposing to allow the
Wings single member in the lower house of Con-
gress. How just or Democratic it may be to de-
sPtlVe nearly one hall OF the voters of Virginia of
representation in the Federal Legislature, and
q leave them without single vote in our Federal
Councils, we leave it the justice of our Demo-
cratic friends to determine. The Senate bill
possessed only the advantage of compactness, and
was thus more in accordance with the constitu-
ton, whichreqpires themto be compacty arranged.
For this reason the Wings of the Senate supported
1T the Democratic press opposed itand thus it was
dictated. Caucus now reigns supreme at Rich
mond, and the late triumph over the Constitution
the State is not the least Of the sad victories of
which itmaytruly boast. Well, these things will
work their own condemnation, and having nothing
but hope left us we viii hope for the best and yet
expect brighter and more enlightened day for
Virginia, when reason, justice and the Constitu-
tion' will triumph over the mandates of caucus
and the yell of party dictation. 'S'''4
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Total,

q. RAILRoADs IN Russ1A:-The Scientific American
states that the great railroad, which was built by
American engineers between ST. Petersburg and
Moscow, is 400 miles long. and has a double track
the whole length. 1t is substantially built, a nd
q the trains un at the rate Of 80 miles per hour
For regularity and speed it perhaps has no equal
in our country. As i'll all monarchiaI countries,
there are cars of different grades for The people of
different classes. For The first class of cars the
price ticket for the 400 miles is fifteen dollars
for tie second class tits ten dollars, for the third
six dollars.:srhe grandees only ride in the first
class Of cars The peasants in third class. and the
free merchants in the middle class.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13
Probable Suicide.

The Louisville Journal says a young man from
Il Virginia, named N. Il. Wight, recently stopped in
that city at the Commercial Hotel, and after re-
!. maing couple of weeks. mysteriousy disappear
;" ed.. The following letter was found in his carpet
bag. addressed to The proprietor of the Hotel:
't Fss'' i T. LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 10, 1858. .
Ma. JSo. BIBB-Dear Sir: leave your kind and
hositable roof this morning for the purpose of
putting an end to myself i thank you very kind
ly for what you have done for You will
pled.e write to john Wright, Richmond, Va, and
W say 10 him that am dead; tell HIM that he will
please pay my board for the time have been with
., you. You may want to know that has induced
me TO commit this rash act, I answer trouble and
being tired of life. Before you get this will be
dead man. floating at the bottom of the river.
'''A''''4 u i remain yours. with respect, LIl
A,.,,.,5,y III NATHANIEL L. WRIGHT.
bill, and oblige dying brother. N. L. w.
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United States Bonds Held Abroad,

Mr.. Brodhead, of the United States Senate, in
advocating his resolution requesting the Secretary
the Treasury 10 furnish the Senate, at the COM
smencement of the next session, statement show
uipg the entire amount of United States stocks and
bonds of all kinds held abroad said the account
current of the United States. for the last fiscal
q year, with foreign countries, will stand as fol-
Flows: b -.
10 Excess of imports ever exports of the ,.}
.',g country. !, d, .6.. s4oooo.ooo
/. /. for stocks, &C., held by them, 100000
D. Expenditure of travellers abroad, 100000
Navy, war and diplomacy, 81 5000, 900
lnstaiment to Mexico, tfe 7s 100000
1Remittances to Ireland, 100000
-, Total. ass. ...... H. $4,000, 900
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Finanoes of YireiniaA

The Richmond papers contain an official State
smensof the financial obligations of Virginia, ELI
cited by the following resolution of the House of
Delegates. adopted on the 25t6 ultino:
"ResOlped, That the First and Second Auditors
furnish 70 the House iointsstatementof the pub
nc debi, alter crediting the Commonwealth with
me amonntot debts actually guaranteed on which
the guaranteed parties have hitherto punctualIy
PAID the interest and are likely to do hereafter
ana with the further amount of appropriations
actually made but not likely to be called for, dis
tlngulSMng such appropriations as have been made
contingent upon the subscription by private iniii-s
Vlduas or corporations of two thirds of the amount
OF such approplat lions, and excluding f.om said
%statement.the amount of the literary fund,
In compliance with this resolution, the First and
Sec nd Auditors have furnished their report from
which itappears that the actual outstanding debt
of the Commonwealth, on the 25th ultimo, amount
ed to Sl5,972,4l5 80.
In estimating the existing debt, those officers
stateitllat they have excluded the amount of the
bonds of certain corporations guaranteed by the
State, as the State is amply secured from loss OH
account of those guarantees by mortgages upon
the property of those corporations and by their Sc
curitieS. 81 7e ,l.4.l I'D g.. i1las-. ii, vFuy 8
They have excluded the certificates of debt
held by the Board of Public Works and Of the
Literary Fund, Icing stocks in trust for the Com
monwealth, the redemption of which is not con-
templated. ''r-1Ar
They have not taken into the account subScrip-
tionS made by suthonty of law to the capital stock
of internal improvement companies, but not paid,
the payment of which depends upon the contin-
gency of the private stockholders making up their
portion of the stock. III 5 . 5'' 81 70 p
= The account is then summed up and stands
tuuS: '' 81. "1 '1t a t!l4 ,.t.l a.sa s'p...a
Annual existing debt '''s - ti--r-s 10 -..rEs
EN<a 49,
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Debt on The day as
sumetl, less pro-
'ductive stocks. J.
To which add future
debt, statement
SIe,535,7ls 1s
Also contingent liza
biliues.

The "futnre debt'' referred to above in state
ment Cconsists of loans authorized by the acts of
the present session to railroads. &C., that have
complied with the law, amounting to 81, GAO, 900;
also OF direct appropriations works of internal
improvements, under laws prior to 30th of Septenl-
appropriations during the present session amount
ing to 81 ,45s,70S 20, and making the total above
named of S3,22s,664 06. s ~ ~
The contingent liabilities consist of balances
September 80, 1852, 81 .467.O1s SO; subscriptions
authorized and not made under laws prior to Sep
TENDER 80, 1852, $685. $780,; balance of loans au-
thonzed TO be made 10 companies during the pres
ent session, not included in the above S1,4O0,0OO
subscriptions authorized to be made to Joint stock
companies during the present session to March go
1853, S5,543, 795, making the total above named OF
SS,626,073 Sc. ,5H ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13

8JThe intelligence received by the Arctic sa-
yots of saltpetre. Turkey, initiated by the 1e.
peated demands of, her aggressive neighbors, has
dared to show her teeth TO Russia; and now falls
back on France and England to avert the conse-
quences.a The snbseqpsnt movement, viewed
in conjunction with this occurrence, seem to- have
produced mari Cd impression at Londo and Pafis,
although at the latest date a hope was cherished
that the difficulty nay yet be softened or ayerted
without fighting. republic. q, : s. rs 90
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.COMMISSIO iSAI.F

virtue OF deed OF trust exeeuted by Henry Dia
ana others dated July 81 1850, and recorded in tIe
Sea Si as OF Tie county
LOT sac county the 18th May, 1851 in
~. " wherein am complainant and Elizabeth
offers are Defendants, shall Saturday fhe
GAY oi aay next to SELL public sale tie
pader At The court house Ohio county urou 4
and MONTHS die sout
nal o. toi 40 ~ in Nor ON the west ie Of
IN city uf Wheeling Alao fhe
sdlomlng the ahove The rive bonds
aecnlity bearing interest from THE day Of sale
aPtz MORGAN NELSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13
ti'is ag.. S w A IM,S e ~
CELEBRATED PANACEA,.H
FOR THE CURE OF
INCIPLENTE CONSUIIPTTON

w..
scRoFuLA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN
r. AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES
-, OF THE BLOOD, & EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
m has been for more than thirty
extraordinary cresor the certificates OF which refer
sais e sSme Of may
eve Tue particulars Of cases too fghtl for general pub.
scrofua. and were fncurable by Physefans
has 6eenused in hospitals and private practice. and
mas had the OF being recommended by The
most celebrated physicians and other eminent PERSONS
W: Gibson, NJ ID, Prof Surgery, Pa. Uni yersity.
Valentine Mott, M D., Prof OF SURG N. Y. University
Chapman. g. Prof Of physe. Pa Tniy ysFsiity
T. pSrks; NJ D., prest College Of Physicians, Phiia
Jose Eoureneo de Luz, Prot Surgery. Lisbon
G. w. Erving. late Minister to Spain. -
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General british Army.
And also. thewonlerfu cures enectt by Swaims Pan
acea i've for many years made it invaluable remedy
being innoeent preparation may BE gvSn to i tSe
1.-The retail price has been reduced to 81 so per bottle,
BEWARE ' OF i TMP Pc STi'IsS NJ 81
Swaim's Panacea is in round bottles fited lonsudi
n'y with ~ iIsyiqE fstsEi 1!eEa e. B.
ing way and written the label covering the cork and
raving for the side bottle composed or
eeonetflc lathe work. comprising nine die rent dies
which have been turned for the exclusive use Of the pr
dRaRse fe Son
Ill" ALSO, sSsyaisG: se SVERn fuG at
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem
organs such as Worms Sholera MoTbus Dysentey Fe
The the psmphIe (Which had gratiso accompany
ing ree x r.d Mug ,,,,,t. =,
oLDsTAND, Seventh St., below, Chestnut, Phaielpia
and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the Unite
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. s,ga
Persons wishing 10 obtain the genuine SIPAIMS pa N
AcEA and SWAiM's vERMlFGGE, shouit be careful
AK s,.is $500. .'s SWAIN st.sttlt ~
- spelled correctly the bottles labels or they may
be imposed on by medicines imitation OF them bv
person bearing somewhat similar name, wen caicuii
teu 10 decetve.1 = % . - 5 -
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE u. s.
Schieffe1in Brothers g. Co.
, .-..I -. 104 and log, John street, New York.
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.uPoIsoNING.m

Thousands ofParents who Vermifuge composed OF
Castor OIL calomel, &C., aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series Diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, etc. lsI - +
In another column will be found the advertisement
Medicines, to which the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their chill.
drens health In Liver complaints all disorders ari
sng from those of bilious type, should make use
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills. 4
S"Be not deceiped, p but ask for EIobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and that each has the sig
nature of the PROPRIETOR J. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine. ttsEs7TI =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13

i.st UMBRELLAs.--Thes manu- facture of umbrellas.
paTasols, 6Ec., is pursued so extensively in New
YORK that seven dif erent firms tirn out annually
employs S25 persons, including $50 girls 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13
New york Politics

sIts FF'
rs. "a correspondent of the COURIER and Enquirer
80 gives the following definitions from an unpublish-
ed Dictionary, which it is proposed to submit to the
revision of Lewis Cass and Martin Van Buren,:
.r .,,HARpsuELL HuNkER.-A Democrat who voted
for CasS; stands by the resolutions of 98; curses
Van Buren,, and utterly refuses all compromise or
fraternization with the Barnburners of IS4S.
SoFrsHEhl. HuNKER.-A Democrat who voted
Hfor Cas-; deplores thr division in the party; adj
mits that aBaEnburner may be Democrat, and is
Disposal TO forget the past, and Commune with the
opposing fraction. u tt3tiE Isky9 At
eHARpsHELL. .BARNBuRNER.-Al Democrat who
~ still insists upon standing onthe fragments of the
Buffalo platform; swears that Cass distracted the
party in lS4S; adores Van Buren,; reads the Even
e1Ing Post, aadbeeomes rabid at the name or pres
ssEence of q. Hunker. zlsitAa,-s. z5.. sti ~
saiotJ7 SofFsHELI RNBuRNER-A Democrat wfia pro-
80 afsses attachment to the principles of the Buffalo
platform, but is disposed to regard the Compromise
BIT as hnality; thinks there was some excuse for
pa aGaSss presumption in 1S4S and will not object to
o., friendly drink with Hnnker-provided the lat
Ss'i IL ter viii pay 7a' "s'.s 6511 ~
ssii5 Mrs. STowE has brought an action against F.
tFo Philadelphia FOR invading her right
lint" Uncle Toms Cabn.'' TnoMAs is publishing
a German Translation of the work. Mrs. Stowe
pal5 has also published German translation, and Mr.
ssods Thomas, work viii interfere with her profits An
81 is injunction against Thomas is asked Our courts
as u have neyes decided whether translation IS vo-
Il aiA s.ls stien Of oIs copyright ., !
hg..G
,r,usi o. WoRLp,s TEnPER cosyEs1los Worlds
70 Temperance Conyentions called of the fnendsIof
Temperance in Canada nd the United States, to
meet New y DIX during the Worlds Fair. Dele
gates ted New York on Thurs
IS FSo .s.S Day a2,h May:
The .Dartmoor Prisoner Associa tion had an an
y sao iyersar festival evening
- p: Glover presideg Sixteen of old
AsesSgeterans together with Mrs: Hall. the Widewaof
" enesof the cPmIqdes, were present.
low dTnsoA; il NV Mr. 3 as Talbot for
many years attached to the police, died suddenly
on Thursday.
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- ga blllh been presented in the New yo,1,,
Legislature authorizing the Construction OF shin
canal around the Niagara Falls, on the New Vol
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Not1U LAB 10II6UGyP6B.
latest discover, Is the wonder q the The
also appears and II every point resembles Tie
nsinS being Nature Is perfectly mueked even to an in.
diyidual hair Taken at WHITEHURST,S, over Camp.
5es Jewery store baltimore street. the city OF alt
moTe Also in his Washington Gallery and will soon be
introduced In all OF his galleries, which may be found n,
all the principal cities in the Union. - - = -
Mr.. WHrrEuURsr the honor announce that he h,s
lust received letter from the President the United
States informing him of the award Of Medal
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