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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.


Trust not your lives, health, the care Of MANY
unlearned and worthless PTetenders, destitute q
knowledge, name or character, who COPY Dr. John
ston advertisements, style Themselves in tba
newspa perS, regularly Educated Physicians inca
pable OF Curing they keep you tridng month Hfter
month taking their hlthy and poisonous compoupdE
or as long as the smallest Zee be obtained and
IN despair, leave you with ruined nealth 10 siVh
over your own calling disappointment.
DT. Johnston Is the only Physician adVertisipe
Office. lug ~ ni'
His remedies or treatment are unknown To All
others, prepared from life spent in the great bos
pltals OF Europe the rst in the country aud more
extensive PTiUate practice than any other sician
In the world. A
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this institntion
year after year, and the numerous Important sur
gicsl Operations performed by DR.. Johnston Wit
messed by the reporters Of the Sum- 'CIipperD
and many other papers, notices Of which have an
peaTed again and again before the public besides
his standing as gentleman ofeharacter and reEpon-
Hibiiity, is sufficient guarantee to the Afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
HS-No letters received unless postpaid and con-
tanning stamp TO be used the reply, PerSona
writing should state and send portion Of adVer-
tiSement describing symptoms
JOHN N. JOHNSTON, ND
o. the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore.
Maryland.
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Bal. sateIIigeuter
OF FICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed al the FIRST Session Of the Thirty
eighth Congress.
IPUpLIo-No. 1851

IPUBLIc-No. 1851
Ar.or to regulate the veto power in tho Territory
of Washington.
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saganausssTE:s Ea. OFFICE

s'AppEy. 5. G. FFtll l5fEf fsFs
!fIs tsessuas le:asrr ;sf aft q seSsssseef ass'
L. ats Txass ~ ssr @s:' 'vPcss ct rsssisfssai Is
spy oaigw E,rvstseStla
H. Ag certificates s s1ptnlssc heFssotaFH tssssas
bs garpgssps Gsaetfs a:lgs tsvsets8 Arts q sass.
sss9,x .scatyf exaeptss oS 'A sssa.tsssot* tfstFf
a ssi-sa sssea asS i,asks aF - sfssiiist fSitss'
f,s,. as .urs-afszs ssa ssFs feesas,s lnsIss kag
s. ss,ss.s arr ggsg.rerss sy rr5a fag s4gS4ltasas
III At2 fs:slsss u'sa hold sxsssgsEosss spt rsE.f
,gssses t.a ,is Nssi5g-ai tas ate 8ir9 a;sse.i "a
,gs.o,f Ess ra.u.;asc4,;. Esy osylst n
W 4. LEETXEt!
twf1ts a Caia s8s K q. K D.
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.nfscgcEg.au0g

(
lis il word Of recent Yaplsse manufacture
snd means nothing snpEe nor less than white
people marrying niggers, ard niggers marrying
sltite peoplr While men-- Yaakee wiIiseInen,
taking osseriiefosis sable wcnches to share their
bed-aad boatsi; and white wotnea, faalee
white women, taking big, black, retking Sam
bos and Pompsys and Bucks TO become the
fathers oil their children. My Cos. Doesn't
/ lie rcinotes; contemplation OF such thing
make Yca f,.arisiily sick Bns w.,y should il,
II The thing Is eooilped to Yankee men ard
women, ss il ,nost certainly viii bei The
Yankee diluted with ii,,Ies of The Niger
might perhaps b less disgusting objee!. 6,
si;sccgubasiou i now the fasl,ionatae aud as
cinating tiostfiae among ,ie Republicans and
Radicals oi Lincoln diininons. Learned CieF.
gyrnoa uablEsiihgly advocate it il tl,cir pal.
pits and yoang girls. itls oil The divine aisiatus
81 aIsoiiiioaisni. lecture on .',n sHbjcet in public
halls
Mss Anna Dickinson. a prs,sy Young giirl Of
Philssielphia at,s sonr ol1 maid with winter
fare, has stsi,ssl Washington. has had the eoun.
ell chamber o! the aasion placed at her disPo
ssal, sss i.cea banded 10 the Fos,fam Of sisat
chamber bS Seward. and has there dciiycEc4s
AZ eioqHets and hngaipg discoatse upea shiS
and other iiis.wisits subjects. The Senators
] ard Legislators Of Yankeeion, dgyoaEej l,er
discourse will, greetis car sud aprlaadei her
tufaattnously. Faia tbs fair and inspired
j aaace only preached cs' shas occasion what
hef sistes ss Post ROYAL have been actually
ffacsiesng sof some line past The latter hcv-
1 ever lsvs te.sss api hoRefs, enough ueI 10
STARS! on aar Idle ceremony. Scnc dirty abc-
1 itiou fsGatic has wsiitep an elaborate srcasse
pn tbs uiasser il is pubiishci in pamphlet
sss,. is entitled "Hisesgeassiotr ii itdusir;oas
/ ig circulated. and creates isarneasc sensation.
! The asl.hOr sakss she s;cw shas sie white fsec
il becoming 10 efete 10 body aipt, ii.st with
ora the sifaix'ara Of vigorous African blood. II
aitst soon taper down 10 nosIiag perhaps be-
ceue entirely extinct: 81 10 prevent themselves
| from, siwinaliag itto Apes and onsans 0asangs
like their President. the Yankees ate goiug 10
become nasioa of ssasssissx. 5fasti and
glorious desssnt- entirely atsi profoundly ls.
fitting stc Yankee aspiration. Wei. rs for
n;:,seises, ne shiak she peor uiggers VII he
decidedly watxsed by ,ac ataalgausasien sor
who rresensls 10 deny THAI they asp q superior
/ race 10 sIss Saasecsi Hat ne dwell sop leHg
on this ,lasksing and rssirieus page OF Northern
sas,asicis3g sisss bo pfs;sgsl that w ss.yesed
ourselves trym these isssessea people before
sbeY reached sais ioaess dept, pf iHfasar r-nna
slsa, s,c aosasnan assa sjao s1lfso are bread ard
Deep Ne bsss passlpr oI car sesdrss tstg ,lsss
sassiuss HE sssee q! leeett assi ss,,essal,s,,
seasaesss ioassai. We ssss nos, ahsl, i:ks
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CIRCULAR.
uE5u QUARTERS

IsFasT OF ssrra cAaplIx4. Sspagta Ftostpl
tsgsRlssrDx, 3 G, April ash, 1854
4 esstss 10 eS fee ttss ssenatssttg ef packages so
4 :ase ssiasss 10 skis epniazss.. Itgateaaas i !
Ma.iea ii aadsiga lo tEs ssteral daises ia ttsseby
aag,iares5 ~ sssat ~ tho fsep;sa e pafksses ot
s.asee8 s0 slo traps ID this letartaeas By iieIs
Issdtess
re wii Uysss atrsnsrsaeslss - tssse as the Iai!.
ssy spss sst trpaa tips gsrf*ss tofarsay ail pack
sss ~ afess addressed 10 soldiers. a8 nEli te bea
.rsssrssHsssAe sta siSis yfutaps dss;sShss'siges.
SPECIAL asseasSya si.asi4 - paid 30 is disscta os
lsrzfa ac Ttep tssnc II Tia ess5sf si sssef s sbe
ssapsny 70 whSr9a As tesoags % :'se assIa II the
Gaesa.s., "a veil a. se agabeF X :ls Essuys aEofa
isr ~ sfzs SssssFas
psc&sgaz nasi 1ps exesaia mere sbaa oas ks4sssei
sss,,sds-i4s vii sece5cl sert ss sae eagettsa p
sl,c s8ippss.
Isy c4aps.sad pf e;tnstas fgArREeaEt
Il, WsaYsS ssntars. 4
CapfaEa aH4 \. j. 6.
Isassg bsa appa:ts,psi 10 :he at@ye siasg taF oss
~ SO Fts s3a gsesea, 90 ilsaeess sstsss Sts s'a'n
gfpv Street. mo T. NELLttS,
arsss - irr Superintendent.
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ORDayAFsY.s NOTICE.

A II. those wiso hsFc Nes aiade annual retEsns Of
e she eata;ss ersstsssi 10 ttsm sdrasHfssFasBre
es cxoSatoy aisi 90 e ~ 1ia ;bsT aisntlal returns
II sas satae iast day of February, 1854 ~ The
ogsiiustys Gea .ill ns be ogeu ser stas iaie enig
ci. Nossays sd Fridays patil tie end n the year.
Alsgx. L. MCDONALD, O. Il. II
February u
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sTRaYEIp oR sToIEa

7stE6M sta subscriber :isse ti.es atoye tsasdes %
L ste Lancaster Raad, thsne aileli Coss two Day
rass aad spo Ycatllssgs marked ths s4crb ID tas
right ear a,sd sra,s6w frk ra aadeFb3, n tie lei-
II II fsjEre3 sl8I th aasa cattia l9yr bscn stolen.
as the piiIs| eosT el sicr calves here liberal
Feata vii te eai5 ser ingfsaatinn ,hss xa bad 10
sheie Fe&gye.y, % 81 slg aesessoa IS SIC tAies e
sie3ea. JAAES L0SE
february
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I. sT. LAWRENCE. I"

sfi:s Celebrated srostiag Sssif!Gn 81 lie Norgsr
Il steck, VII stand fsie eEsning season fist Marcia
10 ies ssuiyla. my plantation on Granny's Quarter
Gseeg. niles ;re;a Camden, Liberty Hill road ss
ifagtY dollars parahl 5 IL advance. no insurance.
Gropsa lee s 90. FACE. .CANTEY.
March / If
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aoo rlor.IAna REWARn

THE afoya fsvagd vi he taa f9r the de;ets;on OF
ss rsssa tsao cas t5e gia.h h9si Il ,he subscriber
oa Saturday agls i8ss Refsoas t.as,iag slpe Shops
will g.es4 keep AZ err "a all sser seut 10 :seis
hops. SUTHERLAND i2aNdND.
Pe5s nary y
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.


C4Nl,sS fAgrtsT. Hsreh 2;h, stt.
A FTEe stas s=te ard s's'sl fsrsaes rossce. lbs
! Eassaases Isaias, eR Tic Caaasea u. apeh, viii
tr5n "a sl'sFa:
caee tasssssp Nnasiayss BsSiefssIsys ard Trslsva
gtas~4slg 4,sp 4 81 4tg3ra ss Camden ~ p "a
n Tsssgiaya T1ssstays as.s. Saturdays issee Casisn
~ |, ~ ROW ARTBsg
SaFf I4aDspofsa,!6a,
Hsfras 1s II
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cssnfy. II C., Aps:l Iasil :ssi
pARaggaptt !. Ito Gspsa;es sf iaeas ces'asataiss
/ fs Sgrssas passSs: Will fr,tpstls aas 81 dtse.
tsta lsss a a frsstss i; 'ssr fetgeI.sa s@aa tF
,es,, ; sesz S II ass! Is sssis 10 asz 50 ysass q;
asss NJ. s.sts y s.sN
Arr: - r csf,s stss K q. <. y.
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LOST

tnN The cars between csHsien aEd clarensonE, 3
" Bickskia PURSE, containing = note for SCI So,
on ]. D. Dinkias, drawn parable 10 j. ". Bueknere er
..o,e, bearing data, pecaebar 8, 1863 as payment t
s.ogped on si,e same ]. W. BEckEER.
,IaauaFy
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cgasoa.s III ROY or eED raPk.

About fiisesn seaTs aso il happenesi in q
I certain country ili Europe tlat the iaspecior
eeaeralsof eassisosss, lisas visiting aprosiucia
town. observed sensiael stationed IL q dis
lance catsisle the wall keepf. guard oyer some
ruined hassfiiings 10 ilss sabaths The general
inquired os tie sentinel. with some curiosity,
why nc was y,cst.d there. Tie sentiaeI refer
red him to hts sergeant. Tie sergeant bad
nothing 20 say but that such Were tie orders
of l.is lieutenant The iiea.enau. then justified
himself asssler the authority % the captain
coIssranliatt ofsthe garrison. lbon betng ae
piled 20 Tor his reasons Cor tic standing oFtisr
In question, the c1rnsuaadaas infofined the m
s,,eetos geaeEaI, with inGals sef:aasncss, that bis
predecessors in office had handed dewa TO hin,
is cassoai as orc OF si,e military duties OF te
place. il seares, v a. immediately Instituted in
The arehisses oE she municipality, The result Of
which MAS II o6ssin satisfactory psocs that, for
The las: seventy year, seutine! had always
aood over the fainsi buildings iH The same
nispner
With awakened interest aad curiosity the
general retained 10 the cspstal. ile there ees
ea foot d naorS elaborate Investigation atssosE
the Ssats Documents Of the minister Of was.
.Atser long delay il uas 1t .ss diaseseFtsi
that she ss:incd srailiing OF tho faaIoatgs bad
bsenl. in I72n, tspfehepsst tog afaitsesses lse.
longing 10 the e:ssFsstt, arid thai IN tie eoafse
os HIST summer Il became desirable 10 pant
& the door aslr the paitt sas scs. y gnasd
was placed 5a sid. 10 asssa .i,css who wEa. IN
md not: bat bpiure the paint Was dry. Il catno
Is pas thai sfls otliscr on aasy was despatched
% . staissIoa 81 itapossaaec, aei lsft the toaa
without Remembering 90 re;nosr the sentiaes.
For d handsed assa thirty years suafsioi hpa.
or had consequently tsssssis'ssl over the door.
q sacsea ana iasiclabic tradition bis orc wisses5
represented 1t bo.soas 10 higher idea thar the
ssiea oi wei psint.- London Rerfee.
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NoTIcT Tn TAX PAYERS

NUTtcg z lersts sisen ,A.s Coass8efaye ne,es, Of
~ s tsRaasiaatlpas viii ~ received tn ray.
snrss aF STATE EaSea pus sSo 3ist inst Aiser tass
ass tsyussHs tsss be aaln either asss Hsa ssls,
10 sve Saisas so;sA " Mex LIN. T. C. Nd
AareA Z
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HARE.

THIS tlsausjisli Thoroughbred g0ang ssaiisaa, by
.tssy tssst& sta,r ,Ef gusas Siafs, uai staua at
ilasssk iii'i th seFttlns saason fsi March ~ iss
faiY.s ri fJssy dollars ;sssa@ ia aaysacs No In
sarsFee. - 90 u TIC Sstpasa.
March
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NOTICE To Tax PAYERS.

ssY lRk. sif, ssatstis ssr t'pssl 0s he sfsi day
III * atsy. a.si All t.c'sassrfs asa,lie ssStal
M. aeK4iS,
s4ssl ~ 81 r. e E.tl
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NOTICE.

4 II. persons having c'aios against the Esssts Of
n james I.ylas deeeassi vii please present the
satnc 70 nc luly altesel early DAY as posi-
HE ard ali rersa Indebted TO said Rstate viii piease
make gayn,ent "a me Of ier respective Indebtedness
a. sg. eArIy sgag kt. MARY A. LYLES. Admr
Marcti IL tf
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GRs. scoTr . sltroniooR aPHY Ger. Scott.
has tpaarlf completed his autobiography, tracing
his pSrsosaal history downward fToma tho ssriIcat
parSesi IL the lasssf peisiie sc;s of his iike.
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The g,.al,oss C'eaoaqo exploited az Rrnoklyn
gavv Yarsl last Friday, and PTovesi total 4.sss.
Thirty five persons we're injured. If whom
tvensv.two are ae8ts.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

I'iig tssi s.ssb iUsasa cofaTtnvsshp for
,s,e ptaesscr cs sassissac in CaTadss and It's yi
A. DgsArSsuRg M y,
II I. nEsA ATSSGgR, NJ. n
Art;li u
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WANTED.

4 COMPETENT gasisess naa 10 act ex mr. sstss:
L Eas ire DssssSc; os Hsqsaaw, nos sbse ie Mi
tart y5ass il ste Confederate asHay
Adargzs jsaES soWEEs. A. @ s.
Hasrar se Faosesses. & c.
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TysTUCTI0N IN SPANISH.

rY>IyF undersigned ptrpces Esss Its@oas ia Span
ism. "a c,ass pf yonsss iadiea. ii sufficient
eapler Il ffopit can ts s,'saiised For particulars
apr,s~ 10 Mr. AGcand'ess-
Ap,ils II GODDARD BAILEY.
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Aan EETCzEn.N q

sx.yft. tse Al h.s s.sIls at shs Hwuiiasr tho en-
stsiag aesses, ssoselesT+ssg ti'c tfss cf Karcb
Terms Elisg pcfars siee sasoFt payable 81 sd.
ssScS
rs',,saty u Il
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OH s,cs. las Nev idfs E1sttpiass P.,1t
iias izseu shove lapi5s 81 .lsiFss.cigl.s hse
oiisf sessa ,1s, sie iosse,oea bank. eis;cb laaTo
James ssaslanat's pastsaIs engraved alsoa orc
corner asssl in .i,ilsy III slse no,es .hs seul
''Tsases !" II, s,i.,sa a0goss Haeisslsn's io,v.
head :: IN oii,efs tbs letter Il" is braagiri; on
csc u sLe following persl, appear: "6ise hin,
his deserts" on aaaier - agttsr,', -ir old de-
Vii, ard ss!ii aablher bears slsis inscription
NfaGse 10 l:s eoaEIfY ani lsts tssss. bls ;tus so
sie nsmoeraiie pafss. sotssa spgensosss nt.;-
y;si,sais, ri lss h express their sohse'npt in
cspTptiscsd stake. as!s..ssng in the month Of
Baeiaeas, aneilser tieaos.seh ;l.a head si,h a
cap and isciie aid third enelnses tho neek
nitiia nnose wbisl a s.,Aei.esl TO gibbes
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Notice.

(tApT g X iif'GtiSt1N psi;tt s1a - nv Assas '"r
si,e sqssJss siA u s!I avsisss ;n sg8grcne" 10 In
ss'area Axanry, aarsrg nay slsseSr IN tae FergSer.
.fsnaafg - II st 4. IsErASs.
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rI,Hg HIGHEST PRICES PAID P1R Witt u u
iii,ra az eotna 'ae~ 'IeaiNs'*Ss ~ f' y
.a,,t f,Fc. 81 the rfSge
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Wna N4ks ZEE Rssr sasna.ls.--..Is :.


VINO Maxs rec BKsr 6asgaAts.--stlt Is a
remarkable cifcuinssat.es,s sars MacaHlay IN
his Reyiew of Nngcat's Memorials Of IaHp-
den, ~ssaas the osiicsf who bad studied s.esass
IN whas ws carssslcred IS the hcst schcols- 60.
scr. We're. ii. ilae Netherlands, N undcs ssssss.
I VIA Asiaiphus, ia Germany displayed tar se*s
sksssiil sisss she4s eesaipaasless sslae bad been
lrssl sn peaces,l ssnsass. aa,l peser saw
ssif1nssia ,ill he essii sar broke osis. An III.
sflefi s,cseass ,aigh: llstrs be iaeaSaea 10 sah.
bat Ire asissiaFs a,t II no very profound
-slsas ifs fsfspciE,ies ere sac pgiaeip'cs
r,Isse .ess.l ss.tss, ard that atlies sYe, 4
ss,l fss,si asasI ss1tsis iasaH Will no snofs io
make sgsssss sgsan aGi ssae ssisgsa,ns Of lasa.
is gt.fss Asapssef, ii raliasfs, flaas aasafaieis
.t,swe, himself ~ lss'sef elleeF Than Etsos.
and ssssnweiI sssass issklie.
llasapsun "a sessral oeeasioas. isstseasa:is dtl.
fiag Tho ppetassoas ss. sau apagasloslooH II
Rreutfosa, reslseas.sasul eafaesssy nssia Esses.
issbcssgss hs eetnHsaadsd separately, il,e aogd.
nsss ae sassfiiss n ii;s sssssts,esss ;reseairsi a
striking contrast To ,aose et ISIS sw fios. AaG
sase cssses, has, diflssens
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Q4esh aleasIc % Ire.

uasAsh Mea4Sc 70 Ises
tzsa ygts iaa Rs,
in tia sasasiass style 8 wfsa&Es.
Wllen Sseops ssill
ties taaeif siii
s sis:s Xix ,sk' of sglsiIpgF
qsaaiA Lt4 10 Mssin,
BIZ, yez i,,slessi,
Ill sesi STA he a Rs4nasa--
yshen legislators
Aas3 spectators
Are afasss ts ssassF 10 Il.
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A yovcunR--a man once wen, 10 par
eiiase horse Of slankeF
sWiIi be sIraw we'll I sskad the buyet.
Thee will Sc pleased TO 500 hi,n draw.
tbs bargain wss eoacladed, and The farmer
tired The los.e. int be soad rot ssir ,,ep.
lie snrneJ and said
That horse viii mol draw an inch
i did no. tcIi thee that ho world draw,
friend! only remarked tia, il would Please
sbeo 20 ss,a him draw; and so IL wonId ms. but
Is uoud ueyer gratity ne in that respect
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css9ieasa oS peAsaa--'Iho toEiosiag ress.
lasioa was inlraslaeed ia tho Yankee ssna,s a
taw dass ago by Ms. saaistary, Of pslasare
Rxsalsed, Tta, ,hs Chaplain az ths Sesa,s
bc respectfully requested iisfea'tcr 10 prss and
.apf,liea,e Almighty Gpi in orr behalf. #,ad no,
10 !eesarc iiiln, itforming MA. .ads, nrcsen7e
or psaycr. Of his, said C;,splssss opinion In no,
,etsite 10 l!'s inss 81 The Almighty, and thu,
,e said Chaplain s.e farther requested a, .i,rc.
saitis sol under tho form Of prayer, 10 lecture
The Senate in relation 30 questions before tho
body.
Mr. Howard obiee,e,l to ,he resolution aud
the seaa,s wsn! snso Executive sessiou.
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A yary remarkable cate of sara Of 3 sssss
ipsns was sgeets;y effected by iAc ssitgsasas. Ia
oas 81 shs is5pi,als ef this eity. Tho kse'
ioss.t of a saisiisr had teen for several tnoossia
sl,oaeslses uahsusiaite ats.i be hsi lees fos
shat reason assigssd tn Iposs tl,str. Jhe sar.
res.s Of the Isss, fos sba'ss rsas.s, ssss le8 10
heissse thai esefe eorEl as effected, and he
directed enc al Iis sesssants 10 psss TIC aian
nssssr tho s,lfstssssce N C!slosaforal. The ep.
portns;ly ssAs sakes. ahes1 tbs sal.;ess ass
toasss asleep. asai ga iassaasaasosss sefslspg ..
the ioist was Ike sss,ss III of,ier ,ast she pa.
s;sat nsist s.aye no si;sast d te iefsssiasts ot
his c,src ws,tss lie Abeaid return 10 sosstsoa's.
seas. tho leg was tlrasa a.s asst :issi w'lis 3
handkerchief. Upon eetssiag 10 !,ss scnsSs,
and h, realsassos, of ISIS condition. The lsso,i
struggled sasnfiilIy ID ssraiebissi and sslsn his
leg b.s. Il wss ~no, y" Ha limb aas soana,
aud pp so The srssa. ne went. bic has pissyel
his trick 20 ssseesssssllIs shst se afe a'aiasei
thar Soma ii BIS coHsat'es vIeo asre been a..
sseia,ess with hiss sos ,nerisb,. houessly hesaoSe
ahgt ], was the c'llorofcvrn ihsi liaabrfsa his
iegr--f21aiiaassga Rtt<t.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-22
MISCELLANY.
AZ a certain age, children Of both sexes de

At certain age, children of both sexes de-
light in stories. 1t is as natural as it is for
them to skip, run and jump, instead Of walk
ing at the staid pace OF their grand parents.
Now some parents, very well meaning ones,
too, think they do very wise thing when
they deny this most innocent craving, any le-
gitimate outlet. They wish to cultivate, they
say, a "taste for good reading" They might
as well begin to feed new born baby on
meat, lest nursing should vitiate its desire for
it. The taste for meat will come when the
child has teeth to chew it; so will the taste
for solid reading" as the mind natures; 1, e.
If 1t Is not made to hate it by having it VIC
lently forced upon its attention during the
story loving period. That there is a time for
all things" is true of nothing more than of
this. Better far that parents should admit it,
and wisely indulge 1t, than, by too severe re-
preston, give occasion for stealthy promiscu-
ous reading.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-22
Office, Depot Csnmissary Of Subsistence,
223 s;G,, Street.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 1e. 1894
GEALED proposals. in duplicate, for Five Ham
- dred 1901 tons OF good mefchantable baled Hay,
will received at this office until MONDAY, Nov.
70, 1861, at IL O'Clock NJ
Bids must be accompanied by an oath of a'legi-
ance tuniess the bdd has one on file In this Off q
ana the usual guarantee, signed by not less than
w. y. responsible persons. whose solvency must be
SHOWN Dy the official certificate of the Clerk of the
torney = 49, !.
W. ne hay must be securely baled and delivered in
nnssn'nston or Alexandria. free OF all expense to
Yep y. ment a. may be required 1t will be rigid,y
tnePeceeu pefcre it is accepted and none but good
1s .la aoie nay will be received.
Earueo ~ wnom awards may be made must AT
once entef lato contract and give bonds foual IN
amount 20 ohe nai Of the 10 be received on the
contract, sgned Dy the contractor and both Of Iis
guarantors - - go
Awards will not be made to any nersor ~,
hsret dore failed to fulfill HIS contracts with ~ Gas
eminent, will proposals of oisIop al nart;as H.
considered TIE right to reject proposals. "a reserves
by the GosernmeUt. w
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the b,s
The delivery of the hay must commence within
fifteen tl6 days from the execution of the contract
and be completed by the ffeewsh day of January
1883. Upon the completion OF he contract, the hay
vii be paid for in such funds az the Governmeni
may furnish. eHfv raa
Bids must be endorsed proposals for Hay" and
addressed to T. f. BRIDGES,
novisdet Capt. c. s. v.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-22
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent aud thinking person must know
that remedies handed out Ior general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested exper-
fence in ths hands of q regularly educated physi-
cian whose tory stunies fits him Tor all the
duties he must fulfill ye the country Is Hooded with
poor nostrums and cure alls, purpor ing to be the
best in the world which are not only useless, but al
ways ipjurious. Ihe unfortunate stou!d be PARTIo
ULAR ia selecting his physician, a. it is lanentable
yet incontIovertable fact, that many eyphilitic
patens are made mse able with ruined Constitutions
by mali, sment from inexperienced phys Clans in
general practice; for it is pent generally conceded
agement of these complaints should engross tie
whole time of those VINO would BE- COMPETENT and
perenced general pi Acti,ioner, having neither OPP
portunity time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system of
treatment in most cases making an indisoriminat
use of that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mer-
curry. -f'-- @ |-+. e -A@
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-22

MOtlee. u
T5REDERICK N DOW has been admitted IS
partner 10 the fiIm Of j. DOW 8 SON.
Neg i6 1884 novlf 2SwSw
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-22

New Haven, July nth, 1854.
MIR. CoB-SiF;-Having been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months. have
taken the usual kinds of medicines, which have done
me no good. / eaw your advertisement of medt
cine to cure the Dyspepsia. I have tried 1t, and
found It to be THE medicine The first Is drops 1.-THE
7th Of june that took, relieved in one minute
have taken 1t three four times but have had nc
distressing feeling In my stomach since taxing the
drst rs drops; although before, could not eat
meal, and sometimes more than three or toui
- Respscttniiy' g. y. WOODRUFF.