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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-15

TnE JACKSON SNUFF Box-Gen. Twiggs of
Mexican war celebrity, has written letter to
the chairman of the committee on the award of
Gen. Jackson's gold box, in which he bears
testimony to the bravery and patriotism of the
New York soldiers in the war with Mexico, but
adds in substance, that it viii be impossible for
him to designate any one as the 'most valiant, 8
where all did their duty so we'll
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THR EaueRATioN FROM East 10 wEsr.-Iti is
computed that the number of emigrants from
the New England States to the Mississippi val
ley this season viii amount to one hundred thoa-
sand, and that these viii carry with them, on an
average, 800 each, Caslow cstate,) making an
laggregate Of sIo,0oO.OoO in hard cash.
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sTUPENDoUs STEAM ENTERrRrsE-A scheme
has been initiated in Liverpool for the formation
Of new line of steamers from that port to
Australia, each vessel to be of ten thousand
tons burden, guaranteed to make the passage in
thirty days, and Mt ascost of only 81, 600, 600
each. The profits Of the scheme are plausibly
from Australia amount to 800, 600, 600; the
interest upon that SUN for one month (the time
saved in conveyance) would be $4,000, and
the draft to the same amount, having another
thirty days torun, would make a total per an
mum of $4,000 interest, which added to 1920
600 would yield the sum of $1,26O,OO0 So
that, in one year $500, 900 more than the cost of
building this splendid fleet of new steamers,
suitable for war purposes would DO realized
merely by the saving of time. Mr. Clare, the
person who proposes to build these vessel, states
that by new plan of construction he can not
only ensure for them continuous speed of 30
miles an hour, but that they shall be proof
against wind, wave and laundering at sea, that
they shall neither leak nor sink and at the Same
time be shot and fire proof
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From tie Baltimore LGrtos and Cona,srcf1I C7assxe
HAMPToN's TIEOTJRE This medicine, which has been
before the public for years, but especially for
the last year by Asssra Mortimer mOWbray solo
pretors has met with success as we have seen
from the most respectable sources large number Of pa
enS who have been relieved, and Of the medical
profession also, WHO have In their practice have
voluntarily given their certaeates Of to
the proprletors.
We are decidedly opposed 70tn0 quao nostruas but
as We have seen many letters to essrs Mortimer 4 Now
bray from the above mentioned we It to be
nothing than Justice call the attention OF the people
to their advertisement In tO.daS's paper.
g 4, II. LOGAN 4 co,
s,.,s Are the Agents for Wheeling ana Vicinity
~ Can on them. apPs-1v-daw
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a Volcano IN GEoKGIA.-In Walker county,
Ga, about ten miles from the town of Lafayette,
a volcano has come to life in Pigeon Mountain,
which has been showing signs of eruption since
1856. A letter in the Augusta Chronicle says:
About midnight on the oath the earth was
violently agitated several times. The citizens in
the vicinity were aroused and terribly frightened
by the commOtion. When observing the noun
tain they were more than ever terrified, for a
brilliant light was plainly seen issuing from the
summit. Theatmosphere soon became strongly
impregnated with a tlisagreeable sulphuric odor
On the following day thick torrent of smoke
and ashes assembled from where this light was
previously seen. This was perhaps owing to
the elements being covered at the time with a
very dark cloud. No blaze has yet been seen
to issue from the crater: Ithas continued about
as above described ever since, emitting smoke
and ashes without intermission. The crater is
thought TO be about one hundred yards in diam
etcr. No one has yet ventured near enough
to ascertain anything of its general depth. Sc
veral springs in the vicinity have totally disap
peared.
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Frenoh Horticulture.
M q GREssE, FRENCH HORTIoUIFURIsT lately ar.
Llysa from kTance, begs leave inform the Ladies'
OF Wheeling that he has opened store on
a9n s NO. los, where be found rich Rssortnent 81
trees Power Seeds and Others together
D1arI Toilet Orange trees, Rhododedndruns ATslraS
ztotc1 and rich collection Of $50 Varieties Of
ee9 or me mt St kinda cultivated in kFRnce
j. also hne assortment fruit trees such as Pear
Apricot and GrapestO be sold 1t very mod
sEate PEtsss No 154 Main 81, Wheeling. Inyi-i6tdS
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Charles London Cordial Gin

= = 2 04 q AtAL NI4A
Is shown by the Records of the Custom House 10 be the
only London cordap Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation of It.
1t delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar favor
$50 different from other gns universally esteemed by all
who use It. It Is adopted with cases
DYSPEPSIA, GouT, RHEuHATtsN, DRoPsr, gravel, CoLc,
CHOLERA, FEyEN AND AouE srRcTuaE DISEASE URt-
SARY oRoASs, EPtLErsT, FENALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DR.vAIEx4sE MorF Of New York. in letter to the pro-
pretor, Gays:
Charles london Cordial Gin q The 4,uress best aaa
" oSt'eliaLle EotrGet Of JIuftiper IGaUe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug.
gss and GrOcers in the United States and also are np-
meFous poisOns cdksf 'LOndon Cordial Gin-to avoid
them buy only CARLEs" Reject any other oGercd to
you value yourheal. Price one dollar for quarts
ffty cents fer pints. EDMUND o. CHARLES,
mh26-3ml&W Sole Importer, ~ broadway, NY.
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NEW ADVBRTIsDMnNrs
Pnblio SCHOOLS.

Commits onsrs and Trustees Of the Public schools
City ~ Wheeling WIll meet at the ONCE OF s. IFs
on to-InoErOW Saturday, evening, May 10Th, az
W clock flll attendance is earnestly requested.
: ~ order OF the FTesident. GEO. W. SIGHTS.
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THE BvRDELI MunDER,-A writer in the New
York Times, with the signature Of "Lex, y and
evidently a legal gentleman, sums up a very able
and discriminating critique upon the late MUIR
der and trial, with the following theory:-
The key to DIR. Burdell's chamber, contrary
to his usual custom was left in the lock outside
the door. 1t was difficult to approach him
stealthily in his lighted room, for he apparently
had taken out his papers for the purpose Of bus.
mess. In view Of the facts, it appears to mo
that the murderer was one who accompanied
him to his room, whose presence there gave him
no alarm, with whom he was transactiug bust
ness, and who, standing by his chair as he sat
in front of tho secretary, suddenly struck the
first blow, and graspcd him by the throat; when
he failed to fall at once, who possibly seized and
appropriated money and papers (none were found
on tho doctors person. and who then CROPPED
bis way through the darkened hall to the outel,
door, and thus escaped. The nature of the
wounds and the character of the struggle, tend
to show that the assassin must have been a man
Of powerful frame, and probably OF taller stature
than the victim; and there arc strong reasons
for surprising that he knew we'll where lay the
great arteries, and how to reach the vital
organs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, A

We have in our possession the certificate Of respectable
Citizen tesypg that he entirely cured Of this dread
full disease by using BGRuAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate to any
person doubting this statement. ap2-1wdaw
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MEDIC

4 4AldlfsToN's FINcTuRn
q AAEPToN's TRcT run 5',NE p1sFEFsiA'
H lAAIPToNs TINeTURE. - SolsE eoogn.
WILL CURE PHFI11g ATTsW
aaMPION'S TINCTURE
HAAiPT0N,s TINeTuRE oo1sA 90lNoi Ot't4.
Ha,Ip MIL G CURE. NERVOUS HEADACHE.
:, .... WIFI CURE NEJTR AICiIA.
HAMPToN's TINCTURE ~ = :. o4ssA4.Sss =
- WILL CURE SPIN
HAMPToN'S TINCTURF = s--''i-i,2s''
HAMPToNs TINCTURF - - : - Ao = : =
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
Wherever used, has been successful In GIRINe DISEASE
after ter. ot her re@ sSs S have failed.
S4sEA2 4e6sD3 Ssd should 5s in every family.
,.., - No 1875 seurH pea sTEEEy, Bsl..4op1
eSssa q 1eAisaisi 'f SSS 81 S3SSo tssq's
No q REoIsTER STREET, BALTIMORE,
4ost dreadfI eg.s q Se,oti,sa q gedFs' standtng
ISs I1Ry co 69sz Ez;'e zsae & 1:a'4
Rer cage Gfsr yenrs' Of suffering IGs GsOntahed her
fsSi ERE IS IS getse sS SGE s s. her
boy IN The family Of die Hon. W. p Thomasson once
head to oS his T Bss of
ing over Tue eyebas so as to produce Nindnes He
s DTPERSzA .s SERTo I2s' 5fsE4SE, ao
MF. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore
from these complaints for IS months, With bCd and mind
severely elected HeW cured by HamPton's Vegetable
Tincture, after other thingg failed.
0OUGH, CORSUMPTTOY. de-.
BIZ Henry O. VIM had Cough Years-gFeat weak
ness etc; had In all, 1--WE six physicians; tried all the
H.4NPT0N1S TEGETdBLE TINcTERE
We oFsR 10 zee s Sf5S saSST4 SsFsEsn Err
q AEDIIINE PROVED BY ZUDESANIlS m BE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE SUMMER ITS DISEASEs-THE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HA1LPTON'S YEGE7ARLE TINCTEPE
We have the strongest assurance Of the good eecs1
this medicine In Cholera MOTbuP Diarrna and Drates
o. the novels Incident to the inVgOrates the
anee In combating the approach Of indeed forms
HANPT01pS VEGETABLE zYScTURE
~ rs hd action on the stouHe liver aud kidneys viii
cure Uy&pepStd, Coughs, AREAnd, BroaciaE and E9sH0
4gecto"s, dtH9 IN tie BdcI, Side and Fedst Con-
SeroittLl. Rheu41ti. Cont NsUr6I0j1 Fis.
GattsS, and all diseases NrieinE from impure blood
- -. -. DELICATE CHILDREN,
One bottle Will prove It's superior vIftue :
.74 as a FElEdLE MEDIcIYE
iaunona Tineturc cannot be eNcelled. As eautfVInR
agent II Is far superior 70 of the eo&mecs of the ny
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving the cheeks
the color OF the mpartnR to every muscle that lie
and beauty. ~ ~ 4 {. S 0Ss
ChTnnlc Periodical Sick Headache long
sten9MR mas been cured BY IT nYlgoFator am re-
where gentle stimulant wanted We believer
superior to all the corals before the public 10 fbe
a0HH AND ga age the Single and Married, oRer the
Gallnnd get Pamphlets Cratic, and see cures -Ez
f9F sale by ~: II Logan q Co, wheeling, Gen.
sOldby MORTIMER MowDRAY,
2t0 Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
/ eeg-Price 81 ner bottle fsbias
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RIacls or Brown Hair produced In 1--WE minutes,
nom the Grayest or Redest Hair by the application N
A. BATcHEloR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to dery de-
tectton and nIure the hair or skim no mater
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm possibly occur. Aar-hs steel epgrav
ing on The box, and VIZ A. BATcuE1oR Q88 Broadway on
the four sides Ask for WA A. BAFcuELOR Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale in wheeling by
Hpat1m 4. II. LOGAN 90.
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1ic Medical Discovery, and Il Z
too great to believe. Il cures
dose gtCf1IG beneJt, and Etldnu
Quirsd to cure any kind OF LtV,
JaundiCe or Dyspepsia to a con
are the result Of q DtSeds ed Z,
The Liver is one OF the
human body, and when It,,
the powers Of tho system :
stoIlHe;le is almost entirely -
action Of the Liver for the
functions, When the stom. -
are MT fault, and the WholeO
qnrnce OF one organ-theY
Its duty. For the diseases
proprietor hns made It
more tllun twenty years.@
with to counterfeit the
which Il Is liable. ~
To prove that this re- r
person troubled with Liver
forms, has but to try af
certain.
A compound has beenyk
and extracting that pnrtO
tive virtues Of the melI.,
all morbid or bad matter -
ing in their place a healthy
the stomach, causing food
tile bloodi giving tone and,
merry, removing the cAuses
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt by usIne-
that is usually FeSorted
One dose AFTER eating Is
stomach and prevent theSS
ing. L
Only one dose taken be-
nightmare. g,
Only one dose taken at
gently, and cures cOstive.
One tose taken after enchF
~ One dose Of two teal
lieve Sick-iIeadachs. =
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause of the disease,
Only one dose immedi-
One dose often repeated
MOEbuS, End a preVenta-fH
One dose taken often =
Of billions attacks, while Il
~ Only one bottle IL Fl
system the effects Of media
One bottle taken fol -
lowneSs or unnatural color
One dose taken y ShortN
Tigor to the appetite andS
One dose often repeatedly
in its worst forms, Whnt6
plains yield almost to the
One or two doses cures,
while for worms In child
er or speedler remedy in
There is no exBgerati0n
are plain sober facts,
to prove, while all who sc "
inlOus testimony I'M its
Among the hundreds Of Liver
the public, there are none we {
Or. SHniOrd's InYigoFator,
throughout the Union. This mr.
InctgO1a1tOF, producing the mo.
use 1t. Almost lnnumerable 9.
OF the great virtue Of this med
standing in society, and We kn,
uon now before the public.-Hf
PRICE ONE DoLIiA
SANFORD 3 co., Proprietor.
Z. H. LOGAN 4 Co, AGENT
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KEYsER, PittsburEl
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Removal.
DR.. r. g, WINGHELL,
SUR(4EOM nNMn,ICm

SURGEON DENTIST,
HAS removed his ofice to 141 Market street a -
Jew doors above Monroe, nearly opposite WASH
ingtou Hall, (tst aoOr,) where IS prepared to G
ReEorm any operation any artificial In the
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended 10
MN, ne hopes by his particular attention, carelDess and
respectfully solicts. - - e' ~ s
Dr. W. takes pleasure in announcing that he has secured
mas the entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
OF the late Dr. uien, where practice
and Of observatIop he has Secured
IN the manufacture OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH" not attained
By those making only few sets a year
They are now prepared manufacture Teeth for each
case In blocks or "continuOuB gum work. Those
acquainted with DR.. 0rris skin need not TO be conynoe
that th2 u the place to procure superior work.
9I. Mncnsl gives his especial attention to the op.
OF Dentistry, and for permanent, gem
srous and increasing patronage relies upon that CONT
create. yes ~ "
N.B-Omce open at ali hours. .,o1
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Wheelin0 Hioh gobooI

Wue9I4ng High School.
VIE subscribers have associated themselves for the npr
pose ofopening Classical and School in
Wheglng II Is their intention make It in every respect
equal to the best Academies High Schools in our coun.
try Pupils VIII be prepared to enter any class in College
Or 70 engage IN the active pergus of life. Tie course
studies VIII embrace the English, Latin, Greek French
ana Spanish and full course OF Mathematics.
Tsrous Academies and graduates Of Of the Best
tory testimonials and references -
Fhs Military Feature will be introduced far as TO have
day 9El which Will be found Of great ge in CIV
ing regular exercise to the pupils Improving their
The schoolv be opened on the 4t Of March and close
Tor the summer vacation the 4th Of July. Due notice
the present. the Principals can be found at the ure
House. where application can be made for further nforma
ZION. ]. r. JONES,
Of the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. H.,
leDz3-u of Princeton College, N J.
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THE LATE DREADRuI. RAILROAD AccIDENr IN
MIcHlGAN. was briefly mentioned a few
days ago, that the express trim on the Southern
Michigan Railroad had beentthrownfr from the
track; instantly killing five passengers and in
juring others. The Chicago Journal S, VS.
A gentleman and wife from Mercer county,
Pa, on their way to settle in Wisconsin, togeth-
er with one of their children, some eighteen
months old, were among the killed, leaving auo-
Their child, some three years old, rnharmed-
Another man was killed and his lcdY horribly
mingled; he was from Wayne County, New
York, bound to Wisconsin,. Lastly, child
some eighteen months old, of Mrs Ellen Brown,
together with her mother, Mrs Painter, were
quite seriously injured. Mr.. p, his wife and
two boys, with Mrs. Brown, were emigrating
from New Lyme, Ashtabula county, Ohio, to
Sheboygan county, Wis The father and youn-
ger son were somewhat injured; and two other
men were considerably bruised in the limits,
and several others more slightly hurt,
The scene of the disaster,is described us one
of the most gloomy and terrible Il at human
eye ever Witnessed II was midnight, and
raining in torrents, and being miles distant
from any town or habitation, it was impossible
to relieve the agonies of the unfortunate suffer-
ers till morning, when surgical aid was brought
from Adrian.
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FEoi Wood: Ny hair commenced falling Oh some three
Jour years since and continued 10 until became
Snte bald tried all the popular medicines day
ou 20 no Atlast induced to try your celebrS
ted HAIR and happy say Il Is doing won
esTs nave now fine growth OF young hair and cheer
'uy recommend its use 70 al similarly ahcted.
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TuE MRAGE.-The Cleveland Herald Of Sa.
bition of this surprising phenomenon in that
vicinity
Those who were at the lake shore little after
noon yesterday, were gratifed by novel and
beautiful sight Shipping that were before be-
yond the range of vision suddenly doomed up
and appeared sailing in air. Land, too, became
visible, and many were the specnlations as to
the meaning of the unwonted appearance, some
maintaining that huge field of ice had made
its appearance at the horizon. Alter short
time, however, the beautiful picture became a
''dissolving view" and vanished like the base
less fabric Of a vision, leaving mot rack be-
hind,
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ICE CREAAIl ICE GREAMIz ICE -CISEAMi
FIER long labor and heavy expense, have brought
n my Ice Cream freeEng machine to perfection II is
capable Of freezing IL GALNs 20 MINUTES equal to one
QUART In LeSs THAN oNB NINUFE am nov prepared ia
furnish the lovers of good Cream with sometln1 an,
peTlor to anythinF ever offered in this city.
Parties and families be served on the shoTtegt notS
At gallon Cream frozen at so cents per cnlion
liberal discount made The trade. Bt sur. ana DON'T
MISTAKE the place, door above the Times Office Wheel.
ing. Va. lmNl&-d1Ml OHARI.Es 4 : sLUL ~
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} tSFe Au4ly ueHelppeu. The
tdePendent on the healthy
proper performance of It's
zach is at fault, the bowels
'ss stem suffers in conse.
LtcsI-haVinR ceased TO do
Of that organ, one Of the
his study, In q practice Of
70 md some remedy where
many arrangements to
imedy is at last found, any
Complaint in any Of its
bottle, aud conviction Is
formed by dlssolving gums
which Is soluble for the &C!
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply.
tioW Of bile, inVigornting
70 digest well, purifying
health to the whole nachi-
Of the disease, and effect
any OF the disaEreeable
Calomel or Mineral Poison,
sufficient to relieve tic
food from rising and sour
fore retiring prevents
night lOosens the bowels
meal will cure Dyspdpsia.
IspOonsful will always re.
male obstruction removes
and makes a perfect cure.
ntely relieves CbolIc, while
Is q sure c7re for Cholera
tive Of Cholera.
VIII prevent the recurrence
relieves all painful feel
needed to throw out of the
cine after \ long sickness.
IJ0undIce removes all yell
from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest well.
IcufeB Chronic Diarrhma
summer and bowel com.
iirBt dose. ifFlf
attacks caused by worms.
rem, there Is no sufeF, SAT:
the world, as It MeUeF J1iLs.
In these statements; they
that we can give evidence
u are giving their unan-
+ Remedies now offered 10
an so fully recommend as
30 generally known now
epafatlon Is truly . Lirer
81 happy n suits on all who
srtlhcates have been given
tcine BY those o. the highest
oWit to be the best prepares
tdsO'l County DtsllOcfVt.
X PER BOTTLE.
$40 Broadway, New York.
: for Wheeling.
h, Wholesale Agents.
TQ-QtVH- 1v-Ia
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9ardIner. NIaInel Innss y. n

~. gardiner, Maine, June ~, IA
Dear SIT: have used two bottles Of Professor Woo s
Ar and can truly say It IS the greatelt dis
Goyery OF the age, for restoring and changing the hair
uslng ~ was as gray Of seventy. My
has now attained its original color. You can recon.
mend to the world Without the fear as my case was
one OF tne worst Kind. Your. D. N. MuRplIT
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To your inquiries would repIy that when frst COM
nenced using Professor Woods Hair Restorative INV Sir
was almost white and had been so for the last ten
ana ana Was very thin on the top Of head and very loose
pulled ont reelv but found that before had used All
INC second bottle (Which eight weeks) my hair was
@ enaneed 90 It's original color, Qlght brown and
nee from dandrnn and quite moist have had my
or ak times since the change, have never
any thpg Ike white hair starting nom roots and
July /, 1855. = YoHTS e. 80. ~ aSA'
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ANOTHER PLAN TO CHECK ENTeRA T1oN.-Tlt I
recent unexampled emigration westward begil
already to INSPIRE alarm among the capitalist s
of the seaboard States, hut the first distiny
proposition of legislative ceunteraction proceed
from Maine Avery elaborate memorial, signe
By John A. Poor, john II. Wood, and other Ell
terprising railroad men of Maine, has been n
Gently presented to the legislature, recommend
ing change in the policy of the State for thu
purpose. They urge, among other things, a,
amendment of the constitution, allowing thu
State to furnish aid in the construction Of raj
roads to an extent not exceeding one-half Tho
cost, or ten thousand dollars mile, citing a.
precedents for such legislation the example
Massachusetts in lending its creditin aid Of it,.
railroads, and the gratuity OF. New York o,the
Erie railroad
In support OF tho eXPediency of such a courte,
the memorialists show, by statistics that all the
recent increase in the population of Maine has
taken place along the lines Of its railroads, while
in districts hitherto untraverscd by railroads
there has been marked and regular decline
BY opening these undeveloped regions TO the
railroad, it is said, the vast domain of the State
would become available, and its attractions re.
strain the current of emigration which is now
seeking less fertile fields at the West
In short, the memorial recommends the adop.
ton by the state of the same corporation.nurs-
ing policy which was carried to such an extreme
by the late Congress in its disposal of the fed.
eral domain.-N. +. Post.
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New MIajo

gsE 1SSuED-Leonore Polka, We JOY that thou AZ Free
70 very Often, On the border or sreafulet
AZ 80 ond Of kissing JnAnita (Hanital Evening
Sas5 liaEGrG de9 fane4nx
rse9ody Polka Annie Laurie Watts Church I'M WsitE
Spring Flower. Eehottseh PetsIGh Dance
TOT SSie ny j. 4. WILSON & CO.,
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medy is at last found, any
Complaint in any Of its
bottle, aud conviction Is
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Or. O. J. WOod-sir have used neSTI iPs I,tI .,
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Sea ana restored my hair 70 s original color which had
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