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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

GoUGH's DESCRIPTION OF Cold WATER
look at that liquid which has been produced
from the clear distillery of nature" (holding
up glass Of water) "The Eternal Father
Of us all has brewed it for his children. Ithas
been produced, not in filthy distileries, but in
beautiful fragrant places. 1t has been brewed
and the rippling rils sing their wild lullaby; or
away upon the mountain tops, where the
blazing sun has lighted it up with the heaven
" fire; or afar off upon the ocean, where show
ers and storms are born. 1t sparkies in the
ice.gem. 1t makes the graceful frost tissue on
which the moonlight plays; dallies in the cat
aract; weaves the snow-wreath and the emer-
aid settings on the mountain peak. It never
Injuries, but always does good. II IS blessed
ALWAYS, at evening and at morning. II is ev-
or beniicent and kind. God made il glorious.
Take and drink. Take the pure liquid which
God, our father, gave MS. Take IT as IT IS
bright. beautiful. and blessed"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

john C.. BRrcGlNRIDcE.
Mcssrs. Ward, Richardson, Hibbard, Law
renee, Brown, Manning, Forsyth, Tucker,
Seymour, and Preston.
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7CHUROMEs OF WmEEIlNG..

For the information of strangers visiting city pub
fish the following list Of the different Churches, their
time and pises OF II there mistakes,
will make the necessary with pleasure
81 Natpterp's Episcopaiian, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets Rev E. T. PERkss Rector; morning services 10
O'clock, eveninR,I.
s. .oaa's, Eptscepalian, Main street. between Prst and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. X. wARsER, Pastor;
morning services 10< O'clock, evening, ~.
ksrst Presiyterias REv. n. II. wsEp Pastor Fourth st.
between Monroe and Quincy services morning
noon.
Second Presaytsrina. websr street, between Main
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning evening
Third Presbyterian, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
ralbert sts souh Wheeling wooDs PASTOR syryi-
ces morning and evening.
Fourth fresDeriar Rev A. p4pLl Pastor, Main street,
between Washington and Adams services morning and
evening.
tor Fourth street between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening. 3hls4ss X 5t
NORTH Street Msthoas.s Rev. H. 1sos, Pastor,
corner Market and North North Wheeling
morning and evening. sasa7f ~ sa4f.-
Csopline Street 1feaodist gpiscepdl, Raw s. r. DAw.
SON. Pastor, Chapne street, and Second
Centre Wheeling services morning and evening
So.th Wheeling NJ E. Gaurch, Rev. q. D. B1rrHIIH,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
'Hhseting Island Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. 7.
German Methodist Episcopal, Rev. NJ. plsrEs Pastor
chspne street. between Webster and Third Wheel
ing. ts77 -aalssssss
s.. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt. REV. Bisuor
r. " wnEAS, Fifth street. of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon. lfissls5Y
Assoedte reformed Rev. y. T. MeclurR, Pastor, corner
Of Market and Jefferson Sta morning and after
noon. 'isss 81 ,,t ~. $500. ,-,5s,
| baptist. - -, Clay street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets; services morning and evening.
Disciples, Market street between Webster and Third
Centre wheeinE services 1e' in the morning. and ~
4 fT 3 a. = y Z Fa..r
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TO TzaR PUEBLO.

We have :h. day sold to Me..r, Campbell MeDsrnot
he entire Intesencer ONCE weretar sincere thanks
j our patrons for tie many of kindness have
e.yei at their hands and cordially
their notice wsdoubt they viii be found prompt
sd attentive to every department business, and viii
e every effort deserve patronage the community
r accounts will run 18th instant, aud hope our
slsndi viii AID speedily closing up Odt.sandnE
sseounts.
e bushes. Of The nr.u viii be settled by either of the
psrtn.r,, and Mr. Beatty viii be found at
parPose, BEATTY 1 CO.
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.ooRoNIEIRS.. yERnIc n

: PuTssuRou, Dec. 12--At the inquest held on
the bodies of the persons killed by the late Rail-
road accident at Alliance, the Coroner's jury
found verdict attfibntihg, the cause TO The
Cleveland train, finding that John Cherry, Engi-
neer, was concerned in the preparation Of the
outrage. Cherry is still at large at die head.
quarters of the Clcsela and Pittsburg road
but PROCESSES illingness 70 give himself up if
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TuE IcE-ENBAnoo, says the GAINESVILLE Courier
of Thursday evening, which has been upon the
river for the past few days was removed by the
rain of last night, and the John Buck left for
Marietta this forenoon. She will undoubtedly
be able to get through, and VIC may therefore
calculate on an at least temporary resurAptionToi
navigation. We hope it may continue as long
as did the late dry spell
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re CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription a,rer.isl Ing or other
business Of the tnteEeneer should be addressed 10
Nc PropriEtors.
Letters concerning editorial department OF the paper,
hod he addressed TO the Eisors jointly, to either
d them.
Correspondents writing publication, VII please write
csiy OF side of the paper.
the above rules will greatly oblge
1nd prompt attention to correspondents than
.y might otherwise receive.
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FRoMwa SuINGToN

Il 49,
Dec. 12.-lt is Understood that another Pacific
railroad blu is about to be introduced into the
House. 1t is a magnificent scale and is en-
titled. "a bill to provide for the construction
of Railroad and Tclegraphic communication
from the Mississippi river and Lake superior to
the Pacific Ocean" Three main roads are pro-
jected viz: one from point on the Mississippi
river south of lat. 36 to San Francisco, with a
debouch to San Diego Another from point
on the Missouri river between lat 40 and 45I to
San Francisco with a branch to Marysyillc, Sac
ramemto, Stockton, and San Jose, and the third
from some point on Lake Superior 10 Pnsets
Sound with u branch to the mouth of Willamette
river. ttl
The billsproposcs to grant 30isections of land
for each mile of railroad, The land to be Sc.
lected by parties manned in the bill, from the
nearest uhappropriated sracaat lands of, the
United States which shall be Withdrawn from
sale or entry or presumption, and if required,
shall be surveyed under the direction of the
Secretary of the interior, provided the Parties
named in the bill shall not be compelled to take
any waste lands and shall pay to the United
States 20 cents per acre; provided, also that no
title shall rest in them any faster than the roads
are extended to completion; further, they shall
deposte with the Secretary of the Interior, with
IN SIX months after the passage of this act
100000, in good United States or State securi-
ties as guarantee. One hundred miles of each
must be completed within j 8 months from the
time of the establishment of the route. When
said hundred miles are ready for the track, the
Secretary of the Interior shall allow the parties
named the use of said 100000 to purchase
Iron. Therefore, and in lieu thereof take a
first mort gage bond on the road for that amount
to be held until the entire line is completed
Under the bill, the United States are to agree
to pay 5000 per mile for the transportation of
mails, until the completion of the road, and for
ten years thereafter also, for transporting troops
and munitions IL
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oALIFoRNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THU. STEAMER TEXAS.

NRw OalEANs, Dec. l1.+-Tlic stea.nerg Texas
has arrived with California dates to the goth nit
and San Juan To thei6th inst. SS
Vote of California buchanan 10000, Fill
more. 81, ooe, Fremont 19, 900. The Democrats
have a majority in both honses
Markets dull No other news. 81
Nicaraguan news important
Walker has been successful in a series, of bat.
ties with the combined forces of the Central
Americans. .5ss3ss e f5lsis
On the 10th of November, Gen, Hornsby,
with 20omen, defeated ], 100 Of tue enemy ia,
der the Costa Rican General Canas. The enemy
lost 200 nornsbys loss was killed and II
wounded. Foari days fighting at Aiassaya ended
in the entire defeat of the enemy. Walker re-
turned to Grenada, giving three days notice Of
his intention to destroy the city, to allow the
inhabitants time to remove their valnables He,
then fired Grenada, not leaving a vestige of the
place, and thcnremoyed all the effects and in
habitants TO Riyas, which is hereafter the capt.
tai of Nicaragua. saa6 ~. sow s
a naval battle took place between the Ncara-
guam war schooner Granada, Capt. Faycox, and
a Costa Rican brig of war three times its size
The Costa Rican vessel was blown up, and all
the lives destroyed.
II issupposed that the Costa Rican loss is
:, 900 in the3yarious battles since October.
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BATHS, Coin and wAsN.--we ask attention
to the announcement of Victor sauyagcot, in
another column. His bath rooms are now com
plcte, are in the very best order, and customers
may depend upon finding there everything ne
.ccssary to their comfort.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

Mn. MrRpOcu.-Thc London Post by the last
steamer, states that Mr. Dallas, the American
Minister, and large party visited the Haymar-
ket Theatre, on Friday night, to witness theper-
formanccs of Mr.. Murdoch, as Charles Surface,
in The School .Jor Scandal. which comedy, with
its excellent cast of the Haymarket company, is
now attracting large audiences to that theatre.
This was the lodi night of the performance Of
this admirable comedy, in which Mr.. II. has
drawn good houses.
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WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
u the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
sion in the morning following The crowd of
hight work renders it necessary.
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"Boon or BEApTr,'' American Scenery"
with 80 steel engravings; Floral Keepsake,
Winter Wreath;" Leaflets and GEM" "or-
anse Leaves" "Flora's Interpreters" ten differ
ent styles of Albums; all the above in Papier
Mache, Noire Antique, and Morocco bindings;
seven different kinds of Illuminated Animals
and Juvenile Books and Libraries, without end,
are opened to-day at the Cheap Book and Varies
ty Store, No. 4, Washington Hall
! Christmas is coming, SO should all who would
bless their friends and the occasion with appro-
priate mementpcs, be coming to examine the
above splendid stock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

a NEW COUNTERFEIT five dollar note on the
Pittslield Bank, Mass, is in circulation. Wig
nette, upper left hand corner, eagle with wing
extended; lower right hand corner, die with a
portrait of q man. Date, June i, 1854, en-.
graved. The note is well calculated to deceive,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13
! AYERS ECATHARTIC PILLS

NIE sciences of Chemistry Medicine
tive which known toman. proofs are shown
that these PILLS have virtues which ceence the
ordinary medicines, they up
but powerful TO Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities Of the body remove the OBJ
They out the foul humors which breed and dis
temper, stimulate sluggish disordered organs their
whole SYSTEM, Not only they everyday COM
plants OF body but also formidable and dangerous
they produce powerful effects they are the
diminished doses. the safest and best that be
TO taIe and being purely are free from risk
of harm. Cures have which surpass
they not substanated by Of such exalted position
character as to forbid the suspicion OF unrn Many emf
nent clergyuen and physicians have lent their
tfy to the public the reliability my
have sent me the assurance OF their conviction that
aratons contribute Immensely to the relief OF afflicted
suffering felow-inen. rsfsaal'
The Agent below named is pleased furnisI gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their use,
and the certificates of their cures of the following
Costyeness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nausea,
inaction OF the Bowels pain arising
eaneous Diseases, which require Medicine,
scrofua, Kings Evil They also by the blood
would moths supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial BIndness Neuralgia and Nervous Iritabiy De-
dred arising from low state Of the body,
structions Of its functions p go ~
pill they make more profit Task for AYKRs PIs, and
ais nothing else No other they can give you compares
sick want the best aid hsres for he and they should
Prepared by DIR. Inmen q. Ayers
sffe5 s:5lssl Practical and Analy ticaI Chemist,
PRICE IS CTS. PER BOX FIVE BOXES FOR 81.
A.! @. GOOD co.,
by Druggists wheeling and Dealersi in Mediens
everywhere. ag2I:6rn
r -.
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fy REM. RrnnLlIn and Prot. De g I'm q, i.
franklin brought from the heavens the earth
Prof De Grat applied that electricity to relieve diseased
mortals, Prof De Grath EEcrRc OH every
thing, but certainly cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia
dag Group, Cramp Pains Breast in ten
minutes elEss iuIps Spratns Wounds from to three
days; Enrache, Deafness, Breast, days;
cures Piles, sNeed Glands sim Nick, from three
days; cures Serofna, Puppies, from two
few days.
For sale by II. VI. LOGAN q CO., bridge Corner
Also. by LAUGHLINS' BuSHFIELD, 7
noNlS Monroe Street.
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TWENTY-FIVE million dollars worth of grain
has been shipped from Chicago during the pres
emit season. 9
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. RIvER.I ANn MEATnrn

PlrTsBuRGn, Dec River 4 feet 8 inches
by metal mari, rising. Weather clear and
CNcEsATI, Dec. 12th.-The st. Louis News
of yesterday evening, furnished us by Adams
Express. states that the floating ice with which
the riverwas filled since Saturday last, has en-
tirely disap cared, and navigation resumed in
all upper rivers. The river has fallen five feet
at 81 Louis since Saturday.
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JonN II. ThoarsoS has disposed of the indie
pendent Republican, St, clairsyilIe, Ohio, to
Capt. John II. Charlcsworth.
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Lash & MooRE's FANSrSG MILI.-In another
column of this mornings paper, viii be found
the advertisement of this important invention,
recently patented, to which We call the especial
attention of our readers, particularly farmers
and milers. This is an Improvement, the want
of which has long been felt and Acknowledged
by our farmers and millers, and its value, in the
estimation of competent judges, may beinfsrred
from the fact, that in 1855 it took. the premium
of a silver medal, at the Ohio State Fair, over
forty other different kinds; thus acknowledging;
its superiority over all other similar Inventions
now in, use. And We are Informed that tits so
ecmpletee, in all its parts, as to be considered
perfect-ao further improvement being. deemed
possible.
But We do not recommend this Tanning Mil
. alone ON our own Judgment. Appendedto the
advertisement arc names that win pass current
ANY where, who have witnessed its operations
aud know what it is capable of performings
Besides these, there are many others of our
most respectable citizens, who have offered their
names if necessary. flfli ~
Al who feel an interest in this matter, are re-
qucsted- to call and examine it for themselves.
and be satisfied that all we have said is in &c.
eordance with the facts S 5-1G7-i7 3 Is
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we are again indebted to our ever attentive
blend, John Warrington, for late Eastern papers
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LAND w AnnANrs.-Land warrants are lower,
the following being the rates of swecny, Rittin-
house, FAINT & Co.: SO $50 Or
....,5 Buying. Selling
so and 100 acre warrants, % per acre, IS .
l2o do do 81 do 80
LeHuray & Co., Bankers, report New York
heavy at cent peracre below the above figures
Western navigation having closed up, very linn
tied amount of locations are made, and must
continue So
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BY rEI.E1IRA-PH


BALTIMORE, December sIoales of Flour NJ al IN yrs,
brisk, sales OF red at sfA59I4T; whits NJ III Sii ~
Sales new white Corn at 59a5ls, new yellow u HISS
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qI gSTOH4CH OR LIVER, go $3.50
suei, ns Acdity of the
I;sar Iass al n,,i,, nssnonien..
Blind and Beedng Piies In All erTohs Seu,e and
erraIvie AfactIons ID has rinsroIts
highly Beneficial and In others Effected decided cure
This IS a purely
scientific nrlneines the ,narnr ~ ire ceiehrS,ed
HoIand nr,fessor Boeriaye eeause OF ia gst reess
in most of me "a reduction i, s,hs
United States was intended more s,iy for those Of
faherland scattered there over The face Of This
mighty country Meeting with great success among them
nov ofer II 10 the Enoviny th.t IL ri
Vonde medicinal yirtnes must ne
tits to those whose con-
situations may Impaired by lie continuous use o.
ardent spirits or other forms Of
stantaieous effect, way directly to the seat Of
life thring and every nerve RAISING nm
drospns suIr and r., fact infasna e ne ami virar
the SYSTEM - s7's.4-t { = -,
~ 81 -
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HIS NOT q DYE!7

"reytutre, uset dfssdsea olts
aasr or scdkP rsad &c toito.ci,.0, dHd tdge 81
:, MRS g. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REST0RER-
Rev. NJ THACIIER go years OF age) Pitcher, Chen
ango County, N aAyhair is 70 its natural
color and ceases TO fall" 81
key VIM. GUTTER, Ed. Mothers Margarine, n. y. sssly
&C." - . - . " $50 srV''
Rev n ?. STONE, D. D. Concord, n H. bair, which
was grey, is restored TO its NATURAL color &cf
Rev D. cLESDENIE, Chicago, Ill Lean add my iesti-
uony, anu recommends It to my frendsr
Key D. 4. WOOD, Middletosn, n. Y. a3iy oKn hair hes
was becoming bald, Be-" = - -
Rev. p. TusTfN, Charleston g O. aThe white hairIs
oeSSoming o6Sia:et, and new hair forming, &C."
Kew FRINR, Silver Greek, n. Y. ait has produced
GOOD eject on my hair, and ami have
Key. JOS MCKEE, Pastor of West d. r. Church, N Y,
recommends Il.
k kE. D. D.: M9RRIs s., G.Sss River N also. and
We might swell this list but II the above fall 10
Ef IT Sold by all the principal merchants In tho United
Slates CUBA and Canada. Wholesale retail depot No.
90 broome street New York Some dealers try
ees OF this on which they make more pfoAi
octIH. 6m1a 6 7
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- 49, w, nm ist.a-7.t
Ell o LII ID "A Y 81
MASON BROTHERS,
Ios and 10. Duane Street, N. Y,
PUBLISH DEcENnER,
T Fl Il PLAY : D a " b o OK:
NEW STORIES FOR YOUNG FOLKS, !.
B YIN YF Fs < if y n.y. lll FsER
SO RR sa s F
@ e living
Ferns issued by her few years since has alres-
Of It's he We now W
distance its sale and popularity Is
and Of its author rich in Instruction wen
! '',17 - GANTERnUsY TALEs. 4
BY HARRIET LEE Vols: limo. cloth. Price, si,z5
sss in Eugli. and it believed WIN not ts
Who
Than The Germals Tale, ad%issd when boy and
said: There scarcely any educated person of ts
. wsS s has s. a aTe a ss Plea
readers OF entertaining literature can ignorant OF these
@ W
call render them the most eligible reading
zrHsf f.sei sss oE 4n
aad n y
Ell TME NV ,s sss s1ss.; Essi
This BOOK l. Contain world Of in small
&c Re er e. ys iS RI s Ss
Pocket Diary Iwlthaye record OF the state Of the Their
asiss eassss Ne
TIE 1IUsa.,lso " iPssoErnx
4 OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FROM CHAUCER TO AXE
BY , gAMEs PATTON. GO pp iamo cloth Prizes q 80.
s aas s sess 3 ae sa ssS
y. 80; imation Morseso " Half cali and Mot9seo,
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Z MarIno Foods.


r HAVE jrst large lot OF Nerino Shirts and
Drawers OF extra sizes; large inches FOR sale
low by J.H. srALLMAN,
oetls $50 s No 2JTsshsnEton Hall. (
IYIFTY BUsal Kl.s prime ApFIss. received and
IL for sale By 3 MATTHEW McNABB.
nov1I Webster ST.
Terrelpa Healing OfnfnienI.
T5N0R sale by 7. h LOGAN 8 Co.,
Il octst
0os0o0 Cd and ry half sPsnlah cIgsTS lot slIs 6y
q osss y. II. wAfsSaS.e
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T9PoGRApH1oAL UNION

TOPOGRAPHIC UNION =
Cry READING RooN, Dec. 70. 1856.
Asreeaby to notice, adjourned meeting the Printers
Of this city held at the above Friday morning,
to take into confederation the proprety of organizing
Typographical Union in Wheeling. s5
The meeting called TO order by the appointment of
Ma: J. S. DRxw the Chair Mr.. E. II. PEaRsos as
Secretary. - ~ Y AAli = u ~
The committee appointed at former meeting
the Jcurneymen Printers Of the city for the purpose
curing Of many might be favorable to the
that they obtained signatures
of eighteen.
On motion, hIessrs. s. c. A. Hamilton J. w.white, and
j. C. Rogers appointed procure
National Union At Washington, c. Charter and also
copy Of its Constitution and By-Laws.isaf $50 -,
The following resolution then offered unanimous
" adopted:
Resored That printers will sustain the compost
tors eny employed in the Times Office in the
they have assumed, and that will I'LL their places
and further tRtwe will influence prevent
regular printers from doing uessa reasonable
promise be made, -, - 2a - y IS 2
On motion, the proceedings of the meeting ordered
to be prblished in the city papers. "a - 81 yl--ss-
Us. DREW. Chairman.
E. II. PEARSON. sec,y.,
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pHALoN's PApHINN LOTION.
Or, Floral Beautifier

great Cosmetic for beantifyne tie skin and eompl.x-
iot and for curing Chapped Hands Pace Lips Tan sum
burn Freekies pi,aples sealds Rurns sure and
ss5 shaving very soothing 70 The skin keeps the
bottle. 80 = ~ r.
PIIAL0N,S MAGIC HAIR nyR
One OF the best Natural in the world It's long
use has proved It 10 be beyond comparison; and being
vegetable produeton injury possibly tho
brown which viii the best judcrs 10 ten II from
ITSELF Price 81 and 81 so per box q 81 : -
Made and sold by 4 PIIALoN, at 1871 BROADWAY, cor.
ner Dey St. and SIT Broadway, Sc Neiolns Hotel NJ "
ana ~ d.ugsss and Fancy Stores the "a.
- IONS Chemtcni Ehnir InyiRoFator.s5s
The most complied article of the ever before offered
70 the public 1t has stood years in this
country, and not of the many limitations
have been able to compete with preserving dftssinE
and the Hair, and keeping head clear from
ths hair requires Price S9c and 81 per bottle. is
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q I. gdIti 80 IAkAAli, Dec. 8 1906.
MEssRs! CAMRDgIl. & McDRRMor. AS the Jane
Franklin was landing at our wharf this morning
about l03 o'clock, she broke her iackstaff which
hands, and fractured his scnll on the back part
of his head; he lived till about a P. NJ The
officers of the boat were prompt in supplying
means within their services, torclievc if possible
the unfortunate man; also making provision for
his decent interment. DIR. Seth Hart was i'm
mediat0ly cslled tho accident took place IN
the morning In the afternoon, in company with
his son DIR. Samuel Hart, and DR. o. Nellis, we
trcpanncd the head, but the operation only made
certainty, if possible, moro sure, that the blow
fatal one. Tho patient lay insensible from
first to last