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The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
IN TIE
g ~ OR l. Dt

w v n IL IL!
Fifty Pills for Twenty. Five Cents.
Five nexes for $500.
go. H AL s T = A D. S"
AK7I.nrSpEPTlC PILLS
WILL relieve eVeTy huInln beiHS'' who has LSr Of
" Tue following symptoms;
Indigestion, Headache,
lilOBleSa, kritene nervous agitation.
Acidity, PapitGuOH Of tie heart.
senSN Of Oppression al thea lIeaAclty for Tive slight
pit oil The stomach, est eGeTtiOh,
Depression Of spirit, NtSiiltSt aud lndltneinesS
lieiVlUeSt, Of Vision,
Cold hNldS and Ieei, Unpleasant tS;e In The mouth
SumbeGS Of The Limbs aud particularly when IiSi' in
other rATts, tie morning.
Vertigo Nausea, ppllheavy lAin, and sense OF
Difficulty Oi respiration, weight In tie bead.
EtUpOI, Temporary iU&t o. mtmoTy
lTHlabintT, 4 SeISs Of EinpilbetG,
nTowGibeSS, pp,e ie1S frequent aud more
Debility, eebe thAR usual.
ErtIenr LaIguoF and Ex- Dependency.
haustiOn, EnHcintiOn aud Extreme De.
RetlletSIe8t, bllity.
COstiYeReAS.
PhReirs nerotGt
Barnet g. Co.'s, IL East Fourth street,
CINCINNATI,
p'Foi sale b. DTVsgiIts everywksre.n
pPPRiCR-3j ceutS TO- Angle box, or s. foT & Y
AetO9. J.
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INSURANCE.
BY sTArn AUTHORITY.
slatemen. on Jannary Ist, 1885,

Tie name of The eorrorailonis " r. NJ lItSunfe Com
plht,n lOtSttd Al HlniOTd tom. CHARTERED ~ 1873
Tie tApItHIS Five HuHdtd TbVpsahd l'Ollsrs, lal II
paid ~.
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DESETIT or THE FiEEhEN.-To.RigLt, let It be
e,uemVete1, the proceeds Of The exhibition OIL
Waters DiOrsmSS, Of Washington Hall, will X
dvvo.ed 10 toe btne6t Of the 6e companies Of Thu
city. We have oltesdy utged tue CLAIMS u tLi
subject on our citizens, aud now copy Tue follow.
.De irOru the Argus, as il comes tiOm one who vel
AnoWsthe condition Of our Pite Departments
TIE condition Of lhs Fire Department Of Wheel
ioE, Ills well known 10 ali, has Outing tue pas
yssr been 80 remarkably deficient, Though blInt
and mistaken ttsaVniesL(ll action Il The lat
touac !, thai bad . Tefy extensive hte oeeuTird
The PhilhnthtoPie eGtttlons Of the hteneh wouI'
Lave :0tbileI, comparatively, nothing In b:hal
Of tLeIt fellow CIiLsRS. The pleEehl Council
1tni 10 manifest more lellieHt and ehcoUiOIiuI
t.sp si,ion io~afl the Gtemen, yetthe Department
which two years since had no EQUAL 10 tue EtS', Y
virtually dead, and must continue 80 Until ih'
Companies ate discharged IIOm liability lot deGl'
contacted 10 Eo11 lGlh upon iDilly exhibited pte'
trtenls. Tie pfeSsnt hope OF the Objects end
EenhsfS Of the Rsp tte department seems 10 X
tat the eiiitCRt will cone up TO mOH, and ~
TX purchase Of hbWal number Of tickets telievt
Tx companies from Indebtedness Whi:h even The
Resent Council have vlItuhl.y refused 10 RELEASE
,asm and their Serefal committees. No other ap
real 10 The Wy.intetea Of Ptopetly.L,oldet ia
Whrtline, In q case such IS ibis, Should beeomt
nsseaa,J, and we will feftOin from II. To the lu.
,nrauee comptniea, which at every Cite ate mote
Of les dItetiiy benefited BY The purely diSaIetesI,
si and Htrtr unsueeESsfui exeuloES Of our truly
gallant ftetpeu, we would say that the time hti
arivej when SoBeihiSg etedjable lsrtSaiItd ftolH
item, lot theit oEn ihtereSt Ia no olhet elly thai
we Vot Of, have The FitemeH received ~ muck
Of ,Se "eoit Shoulder IS have, Of late, our pto
Verbally efficient Gtemsh, from The lhsu's4e'
1tsreit: 10 Wheeling. Lei everybody cone u
10 tie Eo,k, Snd By liz GOOD benefits on 10 MOI
Tow and Ftduy evenings, contribute 70 The tete
q tbe deeSyiGg Fns Department Of The city .
Wheeling.
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Spring Style
New Music and Musical


ToHN FICKlESES would reIretifl'lr 'nnounte 10
d his Er tu,tonII HAT lie has just rettiveda t,st
aud ieauiiu Gs;ectlJR Of tw and popular muse, NEtb
be Offers for sac st low PTIcss. .,.
AIO-&iS dozen OF tie very finest FieHh AeeoIdeors'
b,de, iSse And bT HNsrLT selected Uttotment OF Vi
ol, Guitars, Flutes, ADD everything In his iIt may k
found ow lower than ever al the Wheeling AU't store,
No lQ9 Main street. lnh";lm
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TElx,roe1InOx orrirr u. q q. X. H.
Wheeling station, 2jls Nov, 1854.
Winter lHfen nnenlenl.

Winttf Arrangement.
OS aud amer MOnjIy the 9ilh 'tant, the Fastener
Trains (CGpeSS and IRaii} win leave this station daily
ur KsnOie aud tie Eastern CtteJ Al iilj =. ". aud
ll;3l r.. Al.
The Express Train leaves tt sis p. Mt AID will only
stop At the following EiAtOnH BehwOOd NOundSyillti
CFinsI on, FalminEton, FamOni, Pe;ternar, Newbue,
ROw!eAbUie, Piedmont CUmbeIlahd, Alr Johns Eun,
MGrtinSbuIC, HIIeTS Ferry, MOnOs7cy, SykstSle aud
Washington Junction
Tie Nal irsmeave1 Al II;30 r. NJ, except Saturdays,
and will stop at all tue regular stations.
Wheeling and HelmInt AcCOmRVl iiiOn Train viii be
run daily except Sundayt. ieavif Wheeling at Ga NJ.
aud o. rive Al Piedmont q; iJ T.. ". Leave PtdnIOmai
GyUrIsT. J. u. Done, Surt.
rvp< FORD agent
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NKw YowK June 49, Cotton is unchanged, with limited
business previous Flour has declined III
Ohio at 81 sT11 - rs southern steady. Wheat is
changed with limited demand at previous rates. Corn
has declined cen.ssses Of mixed at u 81 o. Pork Is
unchanged with active demand at previous rates. Beef
unchanged and in moderate demand Lard firm, with
upward tendency Whskcy upward and higher Ohio,
3s cents.
BALTIMORE, June 25.-The markets unchanged, and
bat little business transacted Foar 10 held At 80 ~ $40
for Howard street. and City Mills At about the
Whsatsmal sales Of red at 81 IS ~ 20 white, ~ IS
~ 80. Corn very dull and held At 81 81 oil for yell
low, and 81 a 81 90 for white.
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The wife and daughter Of Rev. Dr. King, American
missionary and consul at Athens, Greece, visit
to this city. Mrs. King ia native Of Smyrna.
FETmo small frame houses the south side Of Penn
sylvanis avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets
destroyed BY fire Sunday afternoon last They
owned BY Mr.. @. Q. Grammer
FOURTH joy CELfbKxrios.-The indications are that
Washington this year will not be behind any Of her sister
cities in spirited observance Of national anniversary
The committee of arrangements have made the following
nouncement:
hThe committee Of arrangements for the national cele
braon in this city announce that on that day national
all the chnrch and rebes win be At the hours
At halfps 10 o'clock, a. civic and military process
de Dsciar alton Of Independence viii be
read am Wrstien delivered It II,
vi,e the President United States the cabinet the judi
ay the foreign legations the heads Of the executive de-
officers the army, navy and marine corps soldiers Of all
the United States the corporate Authorities and
of the city the reverend clergy, schools colleges
and semnares the FIRE companies generally Of
the District and Of the adjacent counties Of Maryland and
unite therein Ample viii IS made on the
grounds the ladies' The military Of the District
cuIarly to form the escort to procession
"By order Of the committee Of arrangements
Chairman of Committee.
Societies associations DESTROYS unite in the process
will report DIR. W. u. Magruder chief marshal who
will assign them appropriate places IN the iine.'
The card Of Doctor King (ae of Mssour very cppor
tune and therefore deem proper to call the atten-
ton Of our readers Heretofore many Of the holders OF
Land have doubtless disposed OF them At re-
duced prices of their inability to locate them The
Pension Oce actively engaged in emitting the new issue
under late Of Congress and those who receive them
will have opportunity Of having them located by
person fully qualified do it in satisfactory manner
Doctor King distinguished geoogis and has devoted
many years the practical investigation Of the capacities
and resources of the western States
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1psPLisESf TO NEAL Dow.-The Portland Advertiser
~ at 's ladies o. Biddeford have sent 10 the Hon. Neal
~ 'ely pretty testimonial silver pitcher Of abont
49, Nty o. two quarts, covered with vine ia high
~ ala elegantly chased The stalk Of the vine forming
N Iaale. The inscription is Presented 70 Hr- Neat
- " - teraPsrancs u BsddetoriT Accompany
vtt pitcher were two Qoblets orpamrn'ed 10 match,
IN IAe inscription Fefay % tsmpsranee Jsas 49, 1856
Boston Telegraph.
- paaynv the plate there should have been por-
sr ne gentle Dos in the benevolent act Of shooting
!, -A.aen 20 having the mpudsnce to differ with him
a p tie eUnstitationality of the prohibitory law
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fom cafey~'a---Ayytssi Fl ne Stsa@aAp George Lae.
NV Yoxx. JUNE 25.--The George Law with ssn Frsa-
cisco dates q June via Panama arrived hers This
ing She brings ia passengers and 81 os2 coo Ia
Her pfA psy has been anticipated BY the arrival ~
the STAR a the West.
In crossing the ihmas when the last train conveying the
passengers bad crossed the samn and descending the
grade the coupling of of the forward became
disconnected This created space between them and upon
the exhibition o. the sgnA TO stop thu forward they
suddenly brought up and collision tho
consequence Two three u The considerably
injured aud Samuel Anderson, Of Jefferson eosay, View
York, who sitting on the platform, was killed.
The John l.. Stephen which connected With the George
Law did leave San FrAneAco until ~ o'clock the
morning the 3D. The Sonora with the New York pas
senxer left Panama May ~, and len Acapulco Cor san
Francisco June 7.
The California papers Of ths "a instant contain bat little
additional IA appears that the L. stephens left the
wharf San Francisco the ist bat bad 10 return 70 re-
place . cross head bolt.
At Sacramento the h the thermemetsr stood al % de-
grees above at
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~ stsArEsr CATCH EVER Rsows.-On Monday, 18th
Art our fishermen took about 10000 pounds Of blue
~ Whlch we're sold 10 New York market vessels II
~, geg pound cash. thus realizing about 5000 One man
~ Eas alone IN boat, caught rising OF i,l00 pounds
I@Alag ahoat Sls for bis days work Several others
Ssat 600 pounds each. This II what call profia-
~ sasia sss--E dyart0rn Gaz, FrtLIy
hguh
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aLEywOOD CENETEEN .-Onee Ne. a52 reanayfvssia
III icth The savings baas Ihs
celebrated Greenwood o
situated ths high oand dl~,ast one sd ssa
Capitol &osh Cspta strs~s esh rag dfrry
This have received CHESTER from to"
se. pproprasg Their ssosad seyss 70 burial
lee preAbag ~ cncoaesaeas ifs
which Of imporsa-s 70 THESE weS
they have placed hem Cos = has
sii cities when The s"as Fsnud samss
vsu~hie for oshss pasp"ses 70 ss ana hrow va $50 90
ssd Legal measures cannon ev~"t y"
no given me ground 80.
npawpAixss asp. ant by laws. ard NJ
ha oaes sss all orders o
No. 40 srvsnh street,
e-.sr Ia -, =, June tT--dis
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Proposals for Lave oak fur sis steam sloops-
Of-WAr.

S.vs psssnanSrs
Dassss a coassssu.n, tag'p,5 ssa
srsLEp PROPOSALS. M sri,ys,ss oss % ~sr, s.as
.s % s:.y i. :i S:s X. Il @
!. ..ss.ss. =. ,.;s'. e as' s'
s..,..ys..sss r.. ohs. sssss. ssss rss srss e = -
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s s wi r ). s...,.s - -. - ss - ss
s. . ssss "a. as &C., =. ssss .M r. IS
ne Usher @sss yspsr*n y 30 tcss 80
@ - s,sssA ..ss as, s.as u aaaes ~ ~
s s.ss , 81 s, :, ss s:s - s. , =
rsaAa'as s.say sys ps ssss o. s.nsI sssgs,s 1
psia ~ sss., - contractor a@r ahsN nv
Z .,i = mrs.sssd = ~ sssss.s
sss. q ~ ART pat :. ssvss:{ ~ s ,s ~ ~
~'n osf~, saa pa ms ues -As
q s s ssss ss s:-ss s ys. as i 81
sss..~<d sss "s' sss ss vAsss = -
rs a.s-s s.s.. sesssss 4s.-.s. % e
the soss' w ss f.s. s1 ,. ANA ~1 ..s - % Z
sA..Assa r.. .ss .s.. y %. ss. = 6 ~ s S
the f'.ns us's. gay b s,I.s, ,.. ~ 'ss s az
ing .ss~as f.ss q .e .s.as ~. a,ss M H.
ao~a ssa hsselas tee'
VIC : sss rss s .sss isssss 'aa VA T. wsssss = 81
viii - .ae-sd ,ss,,asa .ss ssss a. y. ssa I s e
saess psss BE- is neas ~ s'es
so~s IA Ae asss p'ees soc
Of rnetf ni psf
10 inches, and ,hs 's.a,edss "a ,Aese. - a.
The o. ms hoos 1.sss % secuid ~ iseass = ~ a
head inchs ~ paaak shear inches
mashp .s Aer saess ~. sasss q q iasacs =
tsebes VI inches ~ ~ as 90 ost
alssk inches y w srs, ass ~ W .sss - m y
ef sent.sat~ sas 70 n se
] ss 20 sssss s s..s osss 2
Persons may disposed khan sasp VII
make separate proposal Tor esch-
roaM or oFrEa-
r. Of ne STATE -, hereby v tasneh asa D.
ak timber fcr one ship ss,n.d ihsy
ne more o. s,s u nv ~. y ~. ~ as M
STEMS. asad~ees: s.esa post ssn Eo.I Ssess
ae.A~ood knees Ass''",' as s.,. ssrss 49, g"
Frame ums~r n
kinds. estimated at. .1,M ~ per te"e-
Prom ieuoas tasher, amount
iaS o.t..s.t.r....s....'. os's"' - t%'
Total amount. ......Doo0 -
tTo,si value be written n wordsl
sheaii Offer " .eesp..a REQUEST . Ds addser-ea =
fDassI ts'ua@ss]
FORM or GUARANTEE.
unaer.,xnsd, 81 -, Ia me sas q - aad -- q
.ns ssespsa w.a w,sasn aass asss ss 81
the ocs named q navy Assh s
asries N case sas shall fsil % enter
sad guaranty differences between the acf -
me SAID and which accepted
Signature o. snarsntors. q 3
|. hereby csusy ,Ass the above known
q psoVsny, ssd abs y make sod tse
t9ste-) tH'kps"fft
IN s~ss ~ urisM ssas<. tss jsas. u.ea s'@ias
attorney, eoiiaeaOv agent, aaA no saers}
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REAuTIFUL POEM.

The author beautiful poem 10 the daughter Of Hon
ellis Lewis Justice supreme Of Pennsylvania and
ady lanes H. Campb elect for the mex
congress- from The schayisli district OF thar States
TWntten for the Unisnl
THE NURSERY WINDOW
BIT JULIET n. L. oAxrnxLr
Come % The nursery window
Before you say good night,
And look abroad, children,
Upon the summer nishti
For a summer night hath fallen
Ia the calendar OF SPRING
A Of the rich iarsess
The summes-tsc vii bring
Look on the buddax mountains,
spring stcth in their bowers,
And I'll laughing vale between
10 gaIissdsd with flowers
The pear trees by The spring house
stcw pstsis r~and sheu rosss
Aad, shskns down ssIvery flowers,
Psriact the golden fruits
For al the beaus@ous blossoms
Nov zarni~hsas the ree
Are Nztuse's kiadiy Promises
OfErseions gifts toye.
The tw.,ish, and this moonlight
Are midway ia Heaven;
See how, with sivsry garments,
They snsd The radiant even.
Fos Day is past, my children,
In gssfy all her
Throusheut the fsssrss, garden sislcs
Fair Evening walks alone.
She breaches upon she hyacnFns
And their bells
Soc aoddvsh the lilsc-u.e-
ne bows hia planes IN her.
You understand not drtiiaW H.
No matter noe
When mother shah ias& yau
From higher, heller bone.
And call yoa
Throurh Intervening hue,
r-rchsac~, n the mr. hereafter
n.x words may spesh you
whsn twilight m~ss soooishs,
Aad night, devoid of sooaa,
IA. ia povsico~s Of B.ssvs,
And sm,l-s your room.
yosw ihns 81 his lo~ windo~,
Tb,. glorious May night
~ her VINO spsks
Won could Rad srsh
Asd, hk~ living presence,
The ~ the dead
MAJ OIL fhs silent solitude
frd sr0nd beside pour bed.
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QJ-Cssn cight.-Rey Dr. Fsilsr, Of Baltimore
church nteht wet
nssdsy) O'Clock, Of ordination Of Mr.
Gwsitney. Iuns H
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ptypResoR FAMILY CARRIAGE, FRENCH PLATE MIR
y fsinsr, errrl*nt mulch
A. 4, Wednesday,. IL eeNck shall
81. ~ me ,rsst Psa:asr9
navy yard the ssowips ssss~,
Thsss sarge Preach plate nsrors. rich gas
frame
Tea Gene ~
Rn~r~ GOD, crimson, covered rhsfs
tssus~ ~
G.it chandelier,
Mahogany Stand, dni~s ch.iss, he
ALAst~-
as~ asasy rasrssx- w cod, rorssusen,
Co, New Yark, ~ Dca
gosms~s leather e~vSf, Ae
Oee cry
~ sHs
asn.v s.vs AZ ,ss.s ,s,-fseoy b~srns
JAs. G, MCGUIRE,
fan. af-s. Aacuonssy.
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rrryg OOODw rOR 0ENTLEAEN,-p.J 2. srFka, sssE
ss.~s rp0 ~ received a Nsw
Yoss vsy sissaas sdd'ioa % be .s ss.ns ~
and sk sSs pasa ssA csess y W
scnsst psesiisss ~ has ~ -
s~ prr~ "en
uxs,en call saxy hsy visa 70 49, vcf s"1s
styles
May ie-~9awawH
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wkcsbarre, Pennsylvania Thursday
Of father, Ascs, FRANCES GERTRUDE. o
Lieut. John c. Beaumont uaiied States aged ~
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CwwrmAL AGENCY AT wAsHfeGTOn~-Ths sab
scvber formerly Richmond, Vgnia having estinsnss
N once n iris ey few doors ~ front ~ the Treas
uv claimants upon we Syea
and psps,oas pnAes i've Of Co7H1ss <
DAVID
ID nas p~haps 0my which ever mssr 20 le ri
q rsvoiunenary pspss - " ~, M, ~ NJ
he Other pubic CAPITOL " virginia ihasv aHH as
fou twenty years ss
lille Mn 10 hope ciAim strassA hH n na ae va %
abe where hs slaisnsaf nsn4~ may % s"V
Nv ..,ms under The recent set March 1905 vae 100
NJ "a 70 battle who ssrvna
A6hAsses will be very no6ssaas sA1iN A'@'
Hon. H..yy A. Wise, Aceo1ac, virin&
Jnsnea T.yoaa. EAn hichNnoud, Virginia.
James Heath, Consssslossr Of Pensions Mshaaua
s,ssesd n Parker Rsca.sond, virssssa-
Hon john d. Isadsssss Virginia :.
,,cr samuel fAlIsDu, Washnason, D. e.
William ]. wssd, sssL, Baltnorn.
Lewis Timbesaks, esqs New fosA-
March f-d&cpDs
our AckpSvvleaxnAsnas das - ewr m"ma' , r.n.
eusOsrsvs ~ o"s tA
tne past is<vsass4 sHesG fAesnes ~
unsterahle aet<rnatsaasA - ssn~rs hns.y - aaa
.ysem s ~s faiy A~xAsA sxSsssax farther snd
~ susassr. whe hays Ais with saas asy ar
chssnsx he thsa e&As pay VINO s W
heurs hsv VII pssdoa ssspsctaay Hsst - nsa
ssrs wnh our halls naxt - psopsy seraea ~ rssh
We Mi regard 4 pssSns tsxrsSt nvasds s ~
f,.sc f rsauasss sent "s ~
.ews sxy anoks sx<kAmes ass'"e~ os"
ard ssvisshs eSaussea y
aConunl esossx,r West uaAsssv.
r,us NJ, scgsa,g Opposite Csnre Akrhaf.
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CisclSsAr june 23.Two edge col makers, named Csn
nogham and Fowler got into quarrel to-day, when thu
ter shot dead and the former seriously wounded by
blow from a hammer.
The weather is wet.
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HTWOkess Eng1Anh ana kreOcn 0OaF"tMI NnH
Day seiaoof. No. I3x Pennsy ivani~ avenue.
BROOKE Phiadephis having taken the noase = ne
and Pennsylvania ayeae ~ ihe Ach
Seven suidisss viii oprn an Mesday srNsat
school for ladies Maay yeas
acquired Nartn
which Marya Hail. Rarttnss Ne@ Iesfy snt
Philadelphia abes her X 1tr
hsr psrons sspsr0s In Y aer ~sb
htsraure ol tho Eaabh sa
guage f<asrs in her system o. saA,ia
b. taught the hes' pso
especially evey facility will he aaFe - ha
ffsaafss
ssns isms psurpa esoN
ssos 20, b Aaiss Brooke, IN. ~ y street.
RKyxHxNcts
The Risht Raw. AIonxo Potter, o. ID.
The Right @. w. Doane, u. d.
Professor Daas Bashe, Superintendent Coast survey
Prosssor Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian inssas
Gan. Macon WaShsgtan, D. O.
William W. Core0san, D. O.
Hon. apnes Camphs, Postmaster General
Hon Ellis Lewis, Justtce III Psnasylvanfs-
Hon O. W. Woodward, Judge OF the Supreme coas, Of feapyh
yana
Hon. Geo. VAIL y. c.. New Jersey
Nv friend Brooke esimabe ady q great lns
;r~.rr hnss and whnsf accomplish
meats EasR.A especially cattle he g Pug
FS4-Nt' ~
~ Ct
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fls fkUEVFt.
isrgaioa DEPARTMENT.
mportant to Bounty- Land Ciaimants.-- Wayne

Important TO BoNHf- Lana tt1t"oHe.-- VuJHes V".-
The Commissioner Of Pensions having lately received BY
voluntary Donation James " Lore, esq, Of Louisville,
the muster pay and receipt rolls OF the kentucky troops
who were under command OF Major General Anthony
Wayne years 1913 and 1884, deems 1t TO be that
public notice Of that fact be given In order that all persons
who interested either account OF their services IN
that war or as the OF those who have died
may have the full benefit of those documents
james r. Love, the liberal donor Of these rolls the only
survivor OF the family Of Major Thomas LORE who
master general Of tho volunteer troops from Kentucky IN
Waynes war; having found them among the papers OF ms
deceased father Gin whose hands they remained for nearly
sixty has generously rendered them to the govern
men. of the United States, through the Commissioner OF
Pensions whose hands he hopes they be found useful
in the vegaon of claims for bounty land by those whose
lives were freely eoparded for the rights and honor Of their
country.
Agrieuiura Diei.ioa of The Patent OgcePiaH Lice on
Grape Fiaes.-We make extract from paper by hr.
Townend Glover the plant louise, to be Published IN the
forthcoming agricultural report
The plant louise (Aphis is very destructive to young
shoots of grape vines they suck out the sap b
pereer trunk and Thus enfeebe the system Oh
the plant The natural history of these insects IS similar 20
that louise Their natural enemies also the
same they destroyed by the lady bird the wing
fy and the surplus. must however, remark that the
vines essentially from that the cotton louse although
its general form and habits are the same.
q When the vines ip snail gardens the best remedy
destroy this would be TO syringe the plants thorough
w. both the upper and lower sides OF the foliage with
solution whale oil SOAP busting the leaves with lime has
be destroyed by thorough fumsaton with the smoke OF
tobacco
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give hope for magnificent harvest this year. Ths
health Of this place Is most satisfactory
The Bey preparing expedition for the Crimea
which be hopes make five thousand strong and 70
get of BY September The only effect Of bis interference In
the Is depopuat7 his country exa sti further the
terrible Of living here aud hasten the probable dow
fall Of h independence and sovereignty His soldiers have
proven than worthless IN the field. They are al
forced leyie and seize opportunity 10 su
tribes portions Of tribes have left the eoanry
have learned 20 the levy He viii soon be prince
without people, this business progresses The ieste'
Of Egyptian troops undsrsd not less made by force
and unwllingly The Bash the only real rot
la the Turkish army, Md these the alice fear
despise."
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