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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17


SECURITIES AGAINST ACCIDENTS ro RAILROAD
TR4Ss,-The Camden and ! mbcy Rallvoad Conn
pany tSays tie Philadelphia Ledger have adopted
some new regulations, to secure greater safety TO
those travelling over that road. Trains ere not to
be backed e, cept on extraordinary emergencies,
and then a man with signal is To be sent in adj
yance, THE tam going faster than he eau walk
a.d the ,nlut TOT is 10 stanh on the rear pIatfnm
holding signal, aud 'eins in connect IN with The
engine by the signal rope. The time of the trains
will be 50 regulated that they will haze no "ccas-
SION 70 back. tut they viii remain siding when
other trans ave expected. The speed of trains is
lim;srd To thirty miles an hour. The stations on
the road are also 10 be put in teiegraphc commune
catiOn, and carefully drawn rules have been issu
ed concerning the trains. These precautions ill
prevent acclsents such as that al Burlington, aud
aso reloVe the danger of collision.
prhe Erisi. Bull that got nose at the Astor
Huuse. the Other day. threatening to invade the
old country, continues To excite the rISlhi,ies of
our country friends. The animals thus attended
to by the Albany EAFt-ss:
IF the Irish aid S"c-ty or any other organiza-
of fOTeiHntT ever expect to have influence IN
oar Government, they must lay aside their home
prriu,I,ces and become Americans IN name. in con
duet, anu in heart II it is their 'misSou TO 6ght
fur some ttLer country. to emhrull themselves with
foreign Powers uu' Of an Verweaniug aItac hment
tu some OFT CT nationality. let them detach them
seiyeS ffurn soil tn which they owe only partial
allegiance and SEEK hume IN the laGd OF their
cholce. So i, ny as their love for this country is
pa amount. 20 Ling as they are willing 10 keep
their cid p,ejullceS in oLeyancs and 10 implicitly
obey Ans Eican laws and conform 10 the American
lnO0 IOnu m fhrVE In
b, come or Iemuin American citizens.
'.'rhis Irish movement is o mere piece Of buf'
focnely. The Whole affair, practically conshered,
is an sbsuId humbug."
Thi4is the proper view OF the whole question,
undoubtedly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17
"Fruth stranger than Fiction"
LET THE AFFLIoTED HEAR THE TEsrl-

LIZ 7 4tII' NJ T ITO III III3FNII III Id Z
MONY OF a LADY,
ITO those who haze the pleasure knowing her, VIZ
i eed say nothing, but 10 Others remark that te.
sure 10 benefit the suffering induces her speak
None appreciate heT joy AMI gratitude in being r
lie we'd GIOm patti alter vi suffering almost
leled but those QT the can be sny) who have suffered
like her.
last years has been CcSs fully conducting S,m
AT No GO Baltimore street. The happy change in her
heslhis subject establishment and joy In her nu
friends. We ask those call hG. Size
will Tell them more vi her by HaIRPiOH's TTnciu,
than she has written Thus II is this remedy goes on ,
ing re!ie the sick We The public 10 Them Pom
nlOrc distant places we also hear OF tlr.sAne happy lei
These facts, with the concurrent testimony thousands.
should cause skcp:icSm aud TrGudi- TO hide their heads
and cOncede that llShwohS 1lnciuIe is iMtIuth wua
,;eriul discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17
REAL RsTATE SALES
Hotel for Sale

TVHR Furniture aIl tease known ss the Mopro. H..
l.peling, Va located on MStH street :orrosiir ~
good b9siess, aud tho pTOsi ects iOr the Irure
TRle- In thOTt tiGlethe cleveland Extension To-
Ohio, and CINCINNATI & Marietta railroads win il
their leFnin 81 kiIkwOOd, and tile rravc viii s lay
oross iMmelsely opposite this house, aud it viii niece
The preSeTt prupIietor Is lesirOus Of Trm,,.in,
country. which Is solely his reason for wishing to n.
pose Of his business. " us
oe:s W.. CLARK.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
TNHE undersigned Offers for sale his House and ia,
Market street. east side between Monroe and ~
streets. The lot is IL feet 'front.' with good bIick Az
ling IiOuSe and Out buildings :" N"e
II viii be scd low aud accommodating terms m
possession given any time amer the first o: October
: , a. Enquire OF 49,
SeFS i n 2IVUgv
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PROHIBITION.

The recent decision OF the people ia almost every State
nreeencs The sale Of liquors. docs not pretend to i'll
terere with medicinal compounds containing stimulus
ills aetiwelI Known to all that without stimplatn:
principles most Of extreme debility could never be
reached. and the o;her OF our valuable COM
pounds could not be ma De without IT For instance Dr.
J. HOsene''s Stomach Bitters. celebrated and
indispensable In every family medicine Thousands
of persons suffering from dyspepsia aud indigo gem
orally speak volumes in th great
Far s,le By druggists aud dealers generally every where
and By
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

UPrayer was not invented; it was born with
the first sigh, the itst joy, the first sorrow of the
human heart; or rather man was born to pray; to
gtoTify God, or 10 implOre him was his only mis-
sion here below; all else pershes before him OF
with him: but the cry Ofglory or admiration. or OF
love winch he raises towards the Creator, does
not perish his passing from the earth; it re. as
cends. ltTeSoundS from age to age. in the car of
Almighty, like the reflection o: his own msguf-
cence. Ii is the only thing III man which is y hol-
Iy divine; and which he can exhale With Joy and
pride in homage to Him TO whOm homage alone is
Gue-the infinite aud eternal belng.-Lamartine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

IRA bill now before the Senate of Teunes-
see. suthorisinga conventional rate of interest of
temper cent but leaving the present legal rtte OF
interest. s1 pei st to stand in TIE absence otany
Osryonent between the parties 10 contract fixing
sao,Aes rate hish.r than ten rerceat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

SUDDEN DEArn IN a DExr;sr's CmAIR.-Yestrr-
day Mr.. John Cook, butcher, an elderly man, be-
longing in Brighton, went 10 dentist in Water
town aud asked to have tooth extracted, saying
that he WIS in Somew hal Of hurry. 10y " hO
was having tootS filled, vacated the chair, and
the aching I, 9th OF Mr. Cook was axlIy removed
He then leaned forward in the chair 10 spit the
blood from his mouth, hen he suddenly fell back,
and when reached was found to lie dead. having
expired almost without struggle, Mr. Cork no
doubt died from Ilise,se OF The heat, to which he
was suLject-BOstOm Tr1reIEer, Tuesday
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For Remit

THE three story brick building Main street. onpo-
site the Monroe House, IN tie occupancy Of MIR G.
Stile tile lower sioIy Iimwan aud Furnishing sto
aud The uppeC ones lanIiiy residence
The premises inClu1ca good cellar and spacious ward
Possession tie LIST OF April. Enquire OF
c;ljm .- wM PAXTON.
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TaVern 10 Rant.

TUX well known Tavern, known as Mrs (;nodin..
on lie National Road, miles east uI v brCllng Mn
al iaSOrabsy known 10 require m'iher u IiCe "
FOTieTiuS eIquiIe of Jacob GOodIns the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

IMPORTANT Sur IN BosToN--Is II Note gisin on
a -0saih Bed VILid?-'rhe case of Harriet SmiIh
us. Zalmuna Philips which has occupied The at
t-ntum Of the U. S. Court for several days past,
given to The jury Wednesday afternoon. Tie
suit was brought by Miss Smith to recover a ncte
OF s25, 600 II is ALE grd that one Reuben Smitf,
the family ut rne"JUre Lyman Of Waiham, had
accnmulat ted property to the amount of about $780,
600. and That in his last and fatal illness in West
3ux5ury, tile plaintiff. Miss Smith. (who is his
niece] attended i i'm nurse. and in consideration
Ut her services. he gave her his note the a.
mount ciainvd. Tue note produced at the
trial. Tie heirs at law, who cunte s'ed the suit,
reside III OHIO This morning the jury returned
verdict. awarding Miss Smith IS $50 IA, with
is presumed TO be Just one fourth of tim value of
the proP'rty ofthe deceased. Hon. E. R. Hopr
appeared tor miss Smith, aud Hon. Rufus Chua;e
fOr the heirS at Iaw.-BOston JounUl
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q. HOUSE AND Lop FoR- sAIn
For Kent.
TO FIRST APRIL 1886.

= = = . TIIl9I NTIIIlI, IoOb,
= THAT largo and cOmn,OdiOus Warehouse on W,,.r
street, formerly occupied by MIR. j. u. Keys Leccsss
as Forwarding aud commission house ~
Possession given Innlcdiatcy. The Office 6r,urr.
viz: Desk stove. CARPET, DC, sid Tck aiI Scales @
be diSpOsed Of al lair rates '''' W"
Apply 10 - GORDON, MATTHEW'S d On.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

AaIAAO1a Poaksa -aIt. Sweet. Of Grand
Rapids. Mich, has hog whose live weight L.
20Olbs. He measures nine feet from the end OF
tue SnOut to tue root OF his tail, aud his body is
,hr.e feet deep
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

pThsIs lave been 100 vessels Inruehed tdif
Esrsn, points on the Lakes his season. with an
sssssEats tonnage Of 4s,s67. Of which 0oss were
Of sisagq, anaS2 cal sail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

Bills were reported from the sta nling committees
To Incorporate The Aston Institute.
For the relief of James Sh. a, Of Lewis county.
+" increase the capital stock Of the Central Rail
road Company, for the purpose of shortening lis
track between the city Of Richmond aud the Town
OF Charlottesville
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

u-''Live Oak clubs' are forming in New York
Albany. ana other cities being organized Tot the
psoaasion Of Me. Law'S pre.idsptrsl aspirations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

sEFA portion Of human body hes been found
Gadst come coal 10 the hold OfIhs 'ehooset EuIc,o
Imogsn.
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2 49, POr the IRtelligeace
WnEELisG. Dec. Is, 1855



ED.rous. Deor Sirs:-In view
ofths il pCrsuce of our city having good and
.ficient Fne Department, at this season of The
year. always rrady for sc,iye service. and in con-
sequence IL the total d,surganiEati". ImsY say Of
the Hope Fire Company. for they have not Teen
able Ia &c, quorum of members present OF any
one time lcr,he past sig mo'tIps, call The attsn-
ton Of the present members who are desitous OF
continuing in the service, as well as all others
who are dtsrrous Of uniting themselves with said
: sesm pany. to the Importance Of hrIding meeting
an early day for the purpose Of considering The
best mean, for .yiviug the usefulness of that de-
sltabIe appattns to the city; and further, in the
chs, nee Of the present officials Of said company.
-, who have the authority to call meetings. take
th,- privilrge of stating that there will be meet
u ing at their Hall on Wednesday evening next, for
81 the above purposes and it is desired that all the
old members. aswel as Others who take an inter
estin this matter will be present at seven O'Clock.
This call is advised by
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


MELETEREsA PARoDI
DEGsleaye to announce that By request ora crest
l0 her Of distinguished IsRles in this city She has de-
tsrminea 70 delay hse departure, aud will give one more
Last Grand Concert
Monday Evening, December 18th, 1885,
AT THE
WASHINGTON HALL.
Admission to all parts of the Hall one dollar
no EXTRA CHARGE FOR SECURING SEATS!
aT,LLE TERESA PAR ODT will sing GU this
by e.He'2! Ieqaesi for The first and only
- s'LA MARSEILLAISE,Y
which e'eatsd the greatest sensation and which has been
Mile PsrOdt. viii be assisted by
| MADAME AMALiA PATTI STRAKOSCH'
| AND
SIGNoR LEONARDO.
Under,t the direction of 49,
MAURICE sTRaKOsCH,
The Great Pianist.
lected. and will gems the Masters OF
classical, popular anil sacred music.
PROGRAMME.
1.-Granl Fantasia de cot5 as on Air. from Luei. di
LarnnSerlaoor, composed and rerf',rmei by
MAURICE sTKAEuSCH.
19.-fSuod N:s hit Pleasant DTeans-a new SOM by w
V. Wallace, composed for and sung By
| MADAME STRAKOSCH.
So Ia II PaPiti, p CaVsnl from TaEcreGi. by Ros
| SIM, sung by q
MILE PARaDI
+.-'Is not his word like fire., from the celebrated Or
| atOrtO' ktijah, BY NendelsOhn, sung BY
SIG. LEONARDO.
i6.-Romence from Robert Daibe '.Robert toi auca
lma1' by Meyerheer. sung by
/ N'LLE FARoDI.
t6.-"The Ma Eell,' Revere composed aud perform
MAURICE srRAxoscu.
'.-CfIand Dueio, from BelIiHs opera Of ''SerEa,"
A'LLE rARoDr ASp mad srRAkoscit.
l.-Say yes. Pussy the Timd Man the Bashf0 Young
Lady aud the Ia, j beautiful new sOls
| MADAME STRAEOsCH.
tS-l krow thai my Rede'"eI IIYeih,' from the Mes
Aish, by Handel, sung by "a 81
4 MILE PAWoDI.
S-BLndsi from LucTezia BOIsa, by nonzetti sung by
ADNME STRAHOsCH.
t+-RomanZa Grand Do "GieLt Ilavep,'' from Verdi's
| grand opera Ernoni, sung by
S:GNOR LEONARDO.
5.-"La Marseillai e ''.............,,. sung by
MILE PARODI.
ID Musical .cOIrOsed aud performed by
MAURICE STRAKO$CT.
1.-THE celebrated COnic Te:zeEeit1 ''Vade 81 via di
1 qul,"
"Don't tickle me, pay
ONE, let me alone say,
You'll make me laugh that way,
| so.....,. II ha. h. la - DC.
NILE PARoDI, MAD. STRGKoSCH AND SIG. LEONARDO.
The price OF admission has been fixed ito all parts
o! the HaII) at 81.
Seats viii he occurred without extra ehar1e at Mr.
D. Woodrow'S, . Washington Hall.
| H9 doors uPsn at 4. Concert commences at 8, do
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SEVERAL MEMBERS.

"AH ArrxAL TO TIE PEOPtE or yrRolN"."-
Ness. J,hn Randolph Tucker. Lewis NJ. Lauck.
John Bell Gilketson. Thomas a. T. Riley, and
Hugh H. Lee, members Of the ''MorEan COnti-
mental 9uard.'' of Winchester, have been ap-
pointed Committee to address the people of Viz
gina, upon the subject Of erecting monument to
the old revolutionary soldier and patriot, Daniel
Morgan, so well known for bis services in, the
great conflicts which characterized those times
We extract the following paragrIph as sitting forth
then wishes:
..rhe bones Of Brig. Cen Daniel Morgan are in
orr midst, marked by crumbing tomb, which
few brief years will entirely destroy. About his
tame cluster revolutionary em0ries Of NO oldina-
tylnterest, which Tradition has gathered, and his
tony will perpetuate. The resting place of hero
whose fame Is immortal, will soon be sIught in
inhy the pilgrim who. TO revive the spirit OF our
:athrEs visits their honoted graves; and the pail OF
oblivion will cover the remains Of apatrOt chief
tain whose srrvIces should be psrpetuateG III mon
UNI Mt u his memory
Those no apprrciate the services of such man
are called upon to art with means to erect mon
q. ament TO his memory.
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FIVE silver M ednIH and seven DIPIonnr
have been awarded to DAMS for first class Dasuerreo
tyres. Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the of Urior
-ud Main Strangers invited To call. citizens
course will do Pictures taken cheap The cheap
est. ie3O
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Wn. a. HATCHER OR's HAIR DYE.
GREY. Red. Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be4uli-
full and natural brown black, without Injury
to Hair Skin.
FlXTEkN MEDALS nlrLoNA as have been ava rded to
VIM a. Bachelor sineeI 1889, and over $1,000 aPrca-
tons have been made to the Hair of his patrons of his
famous Dye eudiee against Dying The hair and his-
kers is UNJUST ii would be against covering bald head
with wig. 81
WV. a. HATcHELnR's HAIR DSx produces color not
to be distinguished from nature, aud is warranted
njure III the least, however long may continued.
Made, sold aPPIi Tin private roonsO the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, y. Y.
Sold in all cities a"d towns the United States, by
D,ugEisto AMI Fancy t;oud Dealers.
G3rhe Gerune has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM a. HATCHELoR,
1888 Broadway, New York.
For sale who iesaIe aud retail by
sr1s LAUGHLLvS + BUsHrELD.
DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and inil mmution from the
burns scalds from twenty inutes-aud that
vii heal the wounds without scari aud eee.uay
Fever Scres-Piles-Salt. Rheuma-
tism-SOre and Iuhlmed Eyes -Cnts-%o unl s-Bruises
Old and liberated SO'es-SeId Head-corns aud bur
ions-Ery$lPelss- -SweIlings-Feons-Sore nip
rIes-chiIbain.-hes of Insects Swelled ana broken
-EruPtios-Snd al her Iufilmmatory aud
diseases. wie the affected be reached.
Don't be ineredaoua about the many diseases named
be cured by only thgb reject, that the few but
positive properties which the DALEY alone contains
heretofore eruuerated-one four-csn reach not
aOue the aforementioned disease, but many moro NO
enumerated.
Query-DO not regular Bred payfstas prsserSee4lOmcl
inrrarlly for scores Of different disea,t.l
Each box OF GrSuISx DALLrv's PAlx EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel Flae engraved Label with the signatures
Of G. v. CLICKEXERt d CO. Proprietors, aud HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All Othsrs a'e counterfeit
Price e5 cents per box.
u-Au orders should be addressed TO C. " Clickener
d Co. 81 Barclay street. New York. f-=P
For sale By L4jGHLLvS f. BUSHFIELD, Wheeling,
and DIuses is sele.a.Iy Throughout the u. s. sr1s
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srcOxD TRrr1 OF AnnIscx.-The second trial
ArisOn. accused Il numbering Isaac Allison. by
meats Of an internal machine. in June, 1854,
commenced in Cincinnati ON Monday last. The
Pines says:
Auison looks we'll. eyinces considerable inter.st
in The proceedings, taking coplOus pencil notes in
examination of persons called as jurors, &c, but
nothing Of nervous solicitudeis betrayed by him at
any time.
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Notice to Travellers.

TRAVELLERS passing over the C. o. r. r. are inform.
ed that the proprietor has fitted up ''CIaIk's
New Buildings, where he will up, upon the arrival
OF every train,
WARM LUNCH AND hot COFFEE FOR Is CENTS,
the regular price Depot stand being 30 cents con-
sequenty thrtytve will be saved. 30 particular
and step into MYERS Rereshment Rooms just tie
street. Cd the corner.
Everything supplied nat's called far. Information oil
all kinds impa,ts free OF charge.
I. H. MYERS.
Evansville, Vow le, 1917 uv22:3m
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uBOston has 1000 more females than males.
Chicago has aboutl oC more males than femsles.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


PRAYER by Rev. B. Manly. Ir., Pest of the
Richmond Female Institute.
a bill from the Senate authorizing the Peters
burg RailrOsd Company 10 issue and sell coupon
bonds 10 tine amount 5000. 600, bernng per ce u,
interest," was read and Eerrred 10 the committee OF
Roa,ls &c
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! Realized, That the Board Of Public Works b.
requested to inform this House what amount o
Indebtness. il any on The part OF the Board EOr eS
Inmates of work done. remains unpaid, aud wha
cha -acier Of aCknowle1 YmeHt the Board has give1
if any persons entitled 10 payments and 10 SLATE
further whether such acknow ledgment purpoTts Il
bear interest from the I me they are made unit
paid; aud, il SO then to state by what authority il
has been undertaken TO bind the Commouw yea llh
for the payne ut Of interest.
FIRE coRuNER IN NORFOLK.
On motion Of Mr. Mallory. it was.
RsSOlrsd. That enquiry be made into The expe,
divnCY Of pr"vlding for The appointment Of o IRE
coroner and jury TO inv, Stgatr the cause and OIL
gin of fires occurring in the city of NoIinlk-th.
expense to be levied on the various insurance
comranies doing business in said city.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
Tie committee on Roads, &c. were instructed
to enquire into the expesIency of VARIOUS schemes
viz.
BY Mr. Doyle: or authotizing the Junction Val
ley turnpike co. TO collect tolls on their road with
out Iepianking;hs same.
BY Mr. Hays: or turnpike road from the Three
Folks of Reedy creek, in Jackson CO., 10 the Big
Bend OF the Little Kanawhn, &c.
VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
The appropriate committees wsre instructed 10
inquire lnIO the expectancy Of sundry propose
tons, &c.
b, Mr. MnrIauRb: OF incorporating an o1ph.n
aSS Iunl IN the town Ut Portsmouth.
I5y Sir. Smith: ofPas ing bill 10 compel eotvr
mlnuus frtehuld tenants 10 incur molsly OF the
expense necessary Tor q nstIuc,ng aud keepinp-iu
repair the fences ON tue parltio ines lanu Is
improved and used Tor grazing, agriculture, or 9th.
ct valunhle purpose.
by Nlr. s, aman: or prohibiting electors from 20.
ting out Of the mngaIeTal district wherein they
reside DC
BY Alt. Cortcr or amending the act for ineor.
POTntiuS the town Of Upper vile, in FOuquier
county.
BrLLs PASSED.
The following House bills were read third time
otd rOsseds
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The following House bills were read third time
0t,l rosseds
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The price of admission has fixed ito all prrts
1Seats viii he ecureL without extra Charge at Mr.
S ID. WOodTOwS, Washington Hall.
GS Doors orsn at Z. Concert commences at 8. do
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WM. a. nArCuEl oR,s mann DYE

Evansville, gov le. 1875. uve2:3m
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The bill to compensate ]. NJ. H. R1unet fol
services as clerk Of select cnmmlttee-ayes IS.
noes none.
The bill for the relief Of Robert Cox. Aaron
Fletcher, Samuel Duff aud James Mills, OF Lee
cnumty--ayeS 81. Mol.
The bill providing for the voluntary enslavememt
Of Lewis Williamson, tree pc rson Of colo, OF the
county { Southampton.
a mtSsage was received from the House Of Del
egstes, 10y Mr.. La"g6t,, announcing the passage
by tina: body ola bill concerning the town OF Wells,
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=
FoUR HouRs
YTyHIS Novel and extraordinary remedy Is upheld
i by the testimony of some of the best names in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
tor and inventor has among thousands of others GER
tfcates from the following distinguished gentlemen
of Memphis, Tenn. the home of the proprietor
Rev r. L. Grace. Col. Smith =. Bankhead-editor
Memphis Wing, VIM. Il. Yancey-edtor of the Mem
phis News IT, kecfe, NJ. D., Y. A. Carr, Nj. D., H. ID.
Crockett lawyer, grandson OF Dayy Crockett Thos. 5.
Land, Nj. u.
This wonderful Plaster does not pain, blister
coriate Wherever il has been introduced il has
perceded all other patent medicines for chils, and
dripen gunine out Of the market
Unlike Qainine, Arsenic and other deleterious
drugs this medicine makes quick, radical and per-
feet cure and ia not followed by train Of mnadies
worse than the removed. 1t perfectly harmless
and be used with perfect safety by all and
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the E. NJ P. I'D this
community leaves make its local reputation here
by its merits and superior claims tho public.
Address G. M. Dene. Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn.
PRICE, ST.. A liberal discount made 10 IT, <rsde.
Sent by mail, TO all parts Of the country. lna 4.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk, -
H. III. AYRES.
Corner Sd and Main street. oct24dw
Onn BOXES Glassware and Window Glass at
|HUU REYNOLDS Drug Store.