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MEDICAL.
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d r. o. HosTETTE Err, S
CELEERATED
STOMACH BITI.ERS.
Zoe. coo gEe.s.s.- s.aIl.a in Q b ]. sa.r.

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NOTHING the Notwithstanding In the medical market
IN toFt.e iG.st nry Sers, lSs eliaie,
article b. produced rgrEt to this ,rl
y g. uRfsAT ANTl-DYSVEpEiC.
Dr. IInsettCFs pTvi Factis Si'l granny FrePf,
nor the rsll;t OF Atateuf rysi-
c!as verbal Investigation. 1t Il the result al profound
Of the most scientific chemists OF
tine pm sent Gently . g }slf'-
M ilSseIt.t sub nits his nyEluaGlc l.ers TO eHen
constitution. TS lEettirs Il there Btters Win
by first araiyssl AID te fsl force Oftttr great
VIII la made manifest in almost inerrd
bis short spaSs. OF tilla upon the system.
Are yod pssltc! TIEn take hess celebrated Stomach
Eters.a . - ss4lsssas 45tis
ArcyoS Bilious: Try bottle of these BttteTs, and be
TelievrtI ut once. la
free OF these hilters.
Have Fever and Ague2 How many thous1nds In the
West and SVuI, have cuEs OF this constitution destroy
Ing disease, b. lac o these Filters.
All sliOubi Try great Ruihote. We venture to aarr
that while HoStetters Etters used, e fsvSt ard
asus cHnuut OccCr.
Ono vine lasssli three times day before IAcsE
will found great tNpic Nseut, which all will NEpfvcatS
personally satisfied Of te fact asey Ni bs by StEs
Ing tle BtttSFs ONE trial.
There are other Dtters I've The same, which
rivEl for their medicinal qualities They nut M In
square bottles full Sst the d.ySct!oIs on
aud F u Loseter'S SOtuc4 BitterS, LOwn OH tie bot
tie. None other genuine
For sale by alt the principal Druggists Hotel nars,
Restaurants, aud Dealers Centrally throughout he United
States and w
;os-,~,.r 4 -. E ~ = 80 yyt.s,;r,,
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CANILLE.-Rac;'el, 10 the original, and Miss
Heron and Mrs. Payne in the translation, have
given popularity % this play at least unequal
ell 6y anything pu, upon the stage for the last
$50 YEAR. We arc not acquainted with the
ioi, bu, as i, is OF French origin, We may rcadi-
x imagine that it is full of striking incidents
and startling declanations. The French APP
plaui nothing else, and they have applauded
Camille to all extent, we should think, fully suf
fi,ient to satisfy a whole nation ofapplauders.-
We are, in common with the rlay-goins portion
of our citizens anxious to see for ourselves what
this great production is, tina, we have heard aid
read so much about. 1t will be presented to-
nigh; at the Athenmun, and will, no doubt, be
Put upon the stage in :, manner calculated to
i've the best possible effect to the play.
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nINntNNAn,I MARkEr

ClNCINNAIl 'MAhhEI-
APRIL 1g.-FlOur 5,GOa5,75. Provisions firm,
zne:s norll Is, 25a5O. bulk meats Ga7. Whisky
I"a L. Groceries unchanged
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BETTER AND BETTER.
ID FAD What has i.ren accomplished by D=cratls
III Electric OH In Wheeling anil vicinity:
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Everybody in Wheeling knows "Lcvv BOOM the driver of
Lewis st. Gainesville or'hus! He tia. enc aplss
o. 0OS all the pain and stiffness out
of his wiGr hand, whic she had unable oper
in way, for She uses her hand freely
and Without pain
gentleman North Wheeling SAYS that he las been su
crin for several months with pain in his breast fd sde
has able work since last August. On SatTr
day he bought bottle orr IL, and
relief. Monday he expressed himself free
from NIL pain, and ready togo TO work.
Hore G'4res to pnBlis1-wheh we have no, -Oom for
now. As, your neIghbors about the Electric OIL.
See the CiFenlIrs.
Principal Oaicc, SO South sth ST., Pfila.
aT ps '''s' ""''s-'''e 4'- 'f''' = tn LOGAN co.
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ptTTTIIORE VIRKCT

BALTIMORE MARKET.
ArRII. 19-Flour steady, sales of 5000 hbls
Howard st. at G,62, Ohio and City Mills ESQ.
Wheat firm, sales of white 1,G5a1, 90. Germ
firm sales ofwhite at 52u54, yellow 55s57.
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osg LESS os TIE THAcE-Jamrs Hampton
declines being candidate for the Shcriilaliiy at
TIC Nay election. Jimmy is inclined to be
witty at thc expenseof hinselfand Others. We
did not know that big men O:ly could be elected
Sheriils. We know of but one candidate whose
''vordupois' viii come up to the standard. We
make an extract frcm Jirnmy's card:
"As the smallest man in stature, among the
lost OF candidates, it becomes me TO gctou of
tie WY in time, as the mouse said to the clc-
liant do not now consider that have suf-
ii.ien: physical avordupois to fill the scales Of
public expectation. The chief requisites for the
o..cc III these days OF the LattcI' Day Saints
seems TO he that the candidate shall weigh 200
pounds and have a superintendent capacity OF
hody and nav! As am deficient i'll both re-
srccts, and very greatly, it will be impossible
Tor either by catingor drinking, toacquireth the
true standard between now and the election,
hys leave therefore to withdraw Internationally
from the contest"
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washington Kan dug store.
SErRGICAK INSTRUMENTS F0R SALE.
FUNDENBUEsGG & ROBERTS. Dru2=t


Fun e. s z ( f br 4nG
No wAsuixUToS lIsJL.
II AVE just received tile following articles which e i'll
! sea- at eastern prices. ,,-,,
10y will please call.
Surgeons Needles, IGnrlLaneets
Ebony Cahstie IIOii.ss, msnts,
Ear Tubes for lt IA persons, un Elastic Catl'etcEs
Polypus Fosceps, silver e male and
Ss,tsssioess Gun s., n; s dc I9nsis'
Caus,ic silver Holder ond's Asophnss POrceIs; Spscu
strs,nents with bra pump ami stop cock Together
everything ei.e usually found in the most extensive retail
sSpresertpons put up at all hours nrn: DAY
IN HDIs Li1seed on, in store sl to a7Tizs i,r sale y
npi6 Bridge corner Druggists.
nnrS Spirits TarPen'ns, for snIz '' :, ,oc.x.c.
ar1S
9OO KEGS. Whit, Leaf, various brands lie aud
ap1s TIL. LOGAN Co.
2 RnL.s. Tanners on, Ter sale By n ,oo,x.c,
IN BBl. vaFnises, all Kinds for saI' 2.
~ W 7! @ElS ,7.z7z, - ~ L Il Ho9AA : ee
IO I "rId -'''''''' - -, tn LoGAN < Co.
CNsFz dIss French Brandy, for ueis9aI :aly ny
aHlG 4 II. L",'AS a 20
~ for the sick, for sale BY ,oo,x.co
apl6 Z. IL LN,i-AS q 20.
CSk SGltTOr yt Which @c believe 70 Or pure
a Ti6 'n'''''' p'p'''t'' '' '''lt T IL LOGAN
SO9fO LIS Putty, Tor sale by
Jt!OO apl6 T II LOGAN ( Co.
~ poz Bshts Soap Powder. Invaluable fOs washing,
- spl e. sale D TuLoeAx ( Co.
Southern Family Flour.
80 H ari6 Just receiver :" J.E eeEEE Co..
~ EYT:S No MaeEerti, jus. r.criv al sy
~ IUE AWAKE and KnOw Nothing Hats, feve;y 'f's
aple SAY aud Tor sale 'S $. n. HARPER sox
IOANASIN HATS-A lae assortmcnv from $ls5 % 81
apis 5. d. HARPER slN.
lust received OF ClLIrsn fancy Straw Caps,
ap i '''s Af'''e ''' su''1''' 8 D. HARPER SON.
OPENED THIS Day large variety Of CiIirens Pam
" ey Pain Lcghorn, Pedal, English Straw and White
Oa apis '''''' $. d. HARPER { soy.
Spring and Summer Goods.
CT. DENNIS HArs-alarge assortment opened ibis DAY,
- A'4 ''' sac y s. D. HARPER son,
ap12 No. l29 cor. SIain & Union ss
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Editor Snrbnvfan NIeuwhotie,


4 Crse oS T1co IoafIs' Sanding cured b Boe,6Gre's
HgJi1nd EntrstiCoFge henderson,, Of Pttsnrs,
After Suffering three months ait Theumatisn-s Pat
of the t,ue severely rosne my bed-Iav
entirely cured by the Of R,erhave's IIolEnl Fit;
ttrs. have had since. but found almost Install.
relief IN tile ,etcie. 1t s IN my opinCn
sure remedy rheIiiIltis!n.'
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cured FrlOu his bov's finger, applications. lie
ssp for nights previously account of the
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pryor M0N TIE PrRsE

Nav ORLEANs, April l9.-TLe great race to.
day between Pryor and Lccomptc, terminated
in the former winning the purse.
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THE LAW OF NEWsFAl3laIts.
10 1ooRREsPoNDENTs.

ny Ltws has bcca appointed Agent.'for
Il. ,,c,,y..I Ohio Railroad atBellair.
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r s-Persons desiring any further Information In refer
rucv above, viii furnished with pamphlets, free
p0slg., by sending with address to Dr-J ArpE$
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NERyous AND RllEUNl,

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This cl,angethl- weather is likely produce great deal
OF sickness. persons troubled with
affections, Woull recommend DOsriavcS Holland lit
referring columns yo will lind certificates
hrst German End English ctzeits.E
TIE W0iiST FORM OF plies CAN NJ CURED.
We Atliberty refer several we'll known gentle
who have used Thoroughly tested, and rccOm-
BOeFlHTe'S Holland Bfrrs remedy for Piles
We liberty publish their but Will
pleasure in referring any person to them who denies this
5tBtrment
FoE this affection, alf of prescribed should he
taEen-say poonful-noTnuS and niSlt
hour before meals.
CAUTIoNi
The great popularity this delightful Aroma has induced
many nitatons which the public should usrd asaiust pur
chasing persuaded luy thing else until
have given Holland Bters fair trial. Ont hot
how Infinitely superior II alIhese
sad at 81 per bottle, ors.x hotties So by the sole
EESIA3fIN PAGE, JR & Go,
Manufacturing ptiarn,aeeatiS.s and Chemists
SHiithfeld Third SITS, Pittsburgh.
Anu1hlfnH q lEuhhncla,
nh26:daE1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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HDlLAM0 BiIEEnS
ELECTRO CHTMISCHE AKONIA
EcAt Nollandsch Nruidea Biiters.

TWIN WEARS have elapsed the Introduction Of this
valuable medicine into the United States. busns :iis
time it has gained naire~ai popularity Remedy
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Change of Time!
CLEVELAND .tND PITTSBURGH RAILRoiD.
u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
wheeling and ant II Pittsburgh.

THE fnc side wheel lnns-7 Seon.r, =
f.sh< seneer steamer FOREST Gl- lt.S.sS.AtA
M II, Capt. Geo. n SIHore,Rrl
DIUIsSI,Cap asa She Pierd
viii r;ii,iy IlstWcrn Wheeling P.tsLrEty Forest
City leaving Wheeling evevy 3lnta Wednesday al FRI
,Inv; DuEuaI every Tnesay Thursay and Saturday
nj A. arriving WrlsYEils in % to connect With the
Cleveland ami Mt rit;slsri IL time FOR the morning
line East EctuEninghc Forest C;tY lcrTSs PtsurRicT
cry Tuesday Thursday Saturday, and the Diarpal every
Manay Wednesday and Friday IL "A. 81; arriving ut
Wheeling in ;nlc Tor the Inail lines for Ohio.
s c. BAKER co. Agents.
sFE"Thruu. Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo Monroe De-
tr6it milwaukee, Ghcago Buffalo DunkiEE, sold at the
office of $. e. Baker & Co no
ITIfEELTTt:.r I24ISIIsptlSYI -EG PICKET
n STEPHEN BAYARD
-r-@s Leaves Wheeling, Mondays, Wednesdays and
-sZss-.y71 - Esidsys, at LO'eIock. a. ".
Leaves ParksrSlurs: Tuesdays Thursdays and S.tnr-
days, st o'cIVcE r. NJ Deeg OF 4
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Fecer and 1igus, DuspepsiG hrdigss;ioa, NSaHGchS,
Loss 81 .LPBstite, Lleiiiitg, 9 nNtirei.ess,
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ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

MASON BROTHERS, Prtlishets.
Nos. iss and liz DUANE stisSt t. Sew York
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Dr. ALIEs has arrangements by which Is enabled to
persons from distance, Immediately arrival
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cay Hs s"q ia sSs and Us Main street, wheeling, Va.
SLAVERY
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TRAVELLERS.
rT1wtce Dt.Y, (Su;ay night cxcepttl) ictwcen Rich
L n,ond Washington Cy via Go'"nsvlIe and Alex
Hours of departure at Rich
Returning have WisS!n5;un. % a. 81 'tad . i. d.
Ave 'i', a, Isich,aonil p. M-and4 AN.
Baggage R4 tickets, given through between lui-
iuotr ami Washington - - . 80,
An! being il, xce.ut ord. #, s CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL. give the bsst gi;r-
securing CONNECTIONS, as is Shown ny hrri-
iaS Richmond aud Washington city IN advance oil
;lie Steamboat liuc.
FAR. pErwEES WAsnlSG,uS $59O
AZ. Omnibus wllirlO always ready take through
passengers AMI their baggage of wearing Hpl"rel between
DeI,Cts Nf clre, Will ample time "F them to
,fc meals. whether go!l's North or Snuin.
TIrousr Tickets can lie ohtsi-1 hft"e'h Dnviie ami
Washington of the Roc, nearly ronI-
p;+te DInvie. An A=snt OF h. CompanI viii receive
the Checks passengers from tine Dsnvilie ROn amt a.
tend bsE. all tire Way to Washington or the Bal
The fare the same b. ,e s line nv the OLD steamboat
route.
ntOnd and Ai.Saudrta. lei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

The ICAmANs IN TRoUBLE.-By late rupi-
Der of the Revue Icaisnne we perceive that
Brother CADET has got into q great row with
bis cocnists, and that he is in danger of the
doom of Icarus of classic memory, who, in en-
deavoring to approximate the sun, lost his
wings and fell into the sea. Brother CADET, it
will be remembered, is the head of the French
socalistic phalanx in Iowa, the only asgocia-
ton of the kind in the United States. He has
lately submitted series of propositions reys-
ing and modifying the constitution of the com
munity, and placing autocratic power in the
hands Of the President, who is to be elected
once in four years. a party Of malcontents
opposed this movement, and set up secret
society to overthrow NJ. Cabet in which en-
deavor they had not been successful at the last
accounts. They called him very bad names
and compared bis action to the coup d'6t@
of Napoleon I'll. The matter had not been
settled, but CADET was firm and grand ball
was in progress.
The moral Of the Icarian difficulty is pre-
cisely the same as that of all governments
which Frenchmen have set up for the lass sixty
years. They must have strong ruler or pub
lie order cannot be preserved. Even the phi
losophers, like CADET, are obliged to acknow-
ledge this; and while be is in trouble we
hope he will not be forgotten by his socialist
friends. Perhaps Greeley might help the
Icarians out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

i.
We have reason to know that the statement made
in last Gazette, to tho eo:t that tho coloes N
taken from the American brig oango by tho aathcritos
at Antigua wasa freeman was incorrect He q slave
and as such was unocr restraint board the Joano
When the properly authorized persons on board that
vessel the crew mustered by the mate in The
Of the captain, and Ross stated himself to be slave and
claimed freedom end protection AZ err he was taken on
shore he repeated what he had before stated ana il
at liberty that island to do be pleases like any
other freen an He declares he will leave Antigua
Captain Fairfax had been shown the statement which M
pear ed in the New YORK HERALD Of the I'd ult, relative
to Ross by the United States Consul ct the island Of ST
Tbon and without any instructions proceeded at on,
to Antigua and assume the hostile position noticed
in our last publication.
Governor Hamit and Captain Pearse, of the MeIes
cid all they could to explain and conciia.e aud the
latter officer courteously went board the Cyane him.
SELF but met with similar reception that O! his leu.
tenant-Captan Fairfax would not salute the British .g
as he considered his own flag insulte and this high po
sition he continued to hold throughout.
Is considered providenial circu mstsnce that the
Medea at Antigua at the time Of the arrival there of
the Cyane judging from the excited state OF the CO.
Tered population and the offensive position assumed by
Captain Fairfax there is every TO apprebend that
some serious collision would have taken place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

Mw YORK HERALD-gpITIoN FOR EUROPE.
ErAs Collins mad steamship Atlantic Cspt West, vah
aAys ths port to- morrow, ct noon fog liverpool
NE European mails Will close In this city ~ bal past
~ ocle e& tomorrow morning
ne HERALD (printed 10 English and F-eceh) VIII be
pscshed At nine O'Clock ~ the pornng Single copies,
u Wrappers s,xpenss.
Subscriptions and advertisements for aEy edition Of
ne NEW York HEsAIp vii he received ~ the folio wing
slAses in Europe
LzsoH-Arn European Express &C., II and Is CornhI.
HAaH- 10 do. . flsee de la BouTse.
NyMPooI-- do. &c. Rnraicgd street
characterization Hunter, IL Exchange street, East.
The contents Of the European edition Ct ths aGFAlD
Gin embrace received By rns ad telegraph At
Abe ace during the previous week and q She Essz OF
civilization
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Yachting Intelligence.

~ Life in London Of the 9th ult, has the following
padrssh -
We bear rumors Of q grand prize to be got up NJ
Douglass Isle OF Man during the coming season. We be-
lieve IL TO be the Acntion Of designating II the eChan
pon Price, and Mat the winner thereof shall BIO en-
titled TO the proud desanati OF champion OF the
anpelp Measures have already been taken TO further
this object, and we may look forward with pleasing anti
cir a gathering Of the fastest vessels In the world
to compete for this high distinction. We hope Brother
Jonathan nay be induced to favor again. II he does
be shall meet hearty wecome but this much we
promh him. that The oak is cut and dry and the plank
well seasoned that will give him more TO do than lac e
psYienced Ia the Cowes waters
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PsnMsylvania United States Senator.

dLKHl6bUkt, JILL IT. IooV'
Tho despatch Of January "a, from this place, stating
there regular candidate against William Bgler,
tor United States Senator, incorrect. Hon. T. Joy
Norris late Minister to Naples received forty votes
being the whole Of the American and republican
members, excep. cast by Mr.. Morrs for John 9.
Flenihen, Of the State Senate Mr.. Morris unani
moas]y nominated in the American and republican
and unanimously sustained the day of election
The anti national administration party in the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania, is perfectly united.
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WASHINGTON, jan IL, 1856.
John Pyne, Eco, was admitted to practise in this
count
Cases AZ and i3 Heirs Of Gen. lafayette w. Joseph
KentoD, ct al, Edward G Carter, ct al Argi-
mert ives continued by Mr. Taylor for plaintiffs and Mr..
launin for defendant.
WASHINGTON Jan. II, 1876.
No. %. Jecker Tore Co., OF. al claimants vs. John
B. Montgomery Justice DAME, delivered opinion of
the Court AFR ming the decree of the Circuit Court for
tho District Of Columbia, with costs.
Nos AZ and 40. Heirs Of General Ia.ayete plaiut;Gs
Vs. Joseph Kenton, ct. al. Same vs.. Edward c. Carter
ct. al Argument continued by Hon. J. g. Hspia min for
tifs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

THE LAW or STORMS PRACTICAL SUCCESS
TONS FOR OUR SEABoARD-The reports Of the
electric telegraph and the daily observations
of Professor Merriam harmonic remarkably
with the theory of storms, as laid down by
Professor Espy For example, his theory that
great nor'eas.er invariably travels up
from the south Of southwest over the lover
current of air from the northeast, las been
proved by our last two great nor'easters of
last Saturday and the Saturday preceding. BY
telegraph we have been informed that both
these storms were fully developed in rain
and sleet at Columbia, South Carolina, some
eighteen OF twenty hours in advance Of their
full development. here-which would indicate
the movement Of the storm ia each case, from
the south to the northwar3, to be at the rate
OF some twenty-five miles per hour.
Now, from these facts, q beautiful hint is
suggested, which, with the aid OF the electric
telegraph, may be turned to the highest prac-
teal advantage to commerce along our whole
northern seahoar1. Suppose case: A storm
has been accommodating in North or South Ca
ro]ina--it breaks ont there at length in the
shape Of q regular widespread nor'easter.
The fact is Immediately communicated by tele-
graph to Sandy Hook. Storm signals are IN
stantly set up all along the coast. Vessels
outward bound lie to-vessels within reach Of
these signals, and coming in, lose no time in
saving their distance in the nearest bay, or in
putting out to sea, to avoid being driven
ashore; for they would have ten, twelve, IF
taon nr t1uaptv hourS ureruiro oF tho ;upard-
ing danger.
Experiments Of this kind, in connection with
his theory Of storms, were urgently recommend
ed by Professor Espy; but the general belief
in the cratic, accidental, limited and unrelia-
BILE origin and movements Of storms, was too
obstinate to give these really practical s1gges-
tions moments serious attention. As scienti-
fic discovery, however, costing little or nothing
to test it's truth, and which may result in the
establishment Of new, beautiful and inya,ua-
BILE system of warnings for the benefit Of COM
nerce along our seaboard, why could not our
Chamber of Commerce, for instance make
some arrangement with the Geographic Offices
southwark to Savannah, at least, for timely
report Of the Development Of every NOR
easter, say for four months to come, in order
to put this theory of Professor Espy to the
test Of series Of experiments, which must re-
sult in establishing It as fixed law, or in prov
ing it practically useless? These last two snow
storms not only illustrate the existing dangers,
but most strikingly suggest the practical utili-
ty of the telegraph for the protection Of the
mariner. Let the matter be tested.