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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
,rsnosals for the scales i'll the Fifth.

proposals for the scales Ill the F,ltti
Ward & p9C r n
The members of the First Branch ap
neared and occupied seats in the cham
her of the Second Branch. y. &.
ballot being taken for Lumber anG
Coal Measurer, Mr.. H. c. Colts was elect
ed The vote stood: II c. Colts, IL; r
Fl. Gillespy,9 ,"H
A ballot being taken for Assessor OF
Water Rents, Mr. Isaac Irwin was elected
The vote stood: Isaac Irwin, l6; John
Hamilton, H..
Mr.. f. ii. Burt was declared elected
City Sexton. l,-'-.s-.. ...sz a..s,r-. !.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of the Sanitary Committee;
First Ward-D. hurry.
Second Ward-John Salade.
Third Ward-Dr. Geo. Baird.
Fourth Ward-Harvey Hall.
Fifth Ward-AleX. Taylor.
Sixth Ward--John Goudy. 1
Seventh Ward-Robert Bond. fe g.
On motion of Mr. Shallcross the above
named gentlemen, were declared elected
Fire Wardens for the same. Wards for
which they had been elected members OF
the Sanitary committee.
Mr. Robert Hamilton and Theodore
N. Gorren were nominated as candidates
for Assessor of Personal Property 70 The
vote stood as follows: Hamilton Ia;
Gorrel 10. SO Mr.. Hamilton was declared
elected.
On melton Mr. Robert Hamilton was
made assessor for dogs, tithes, improve
mnts, and valuation of ordinaries.
On motion of Mr.. Shallcross, the City
Clerk was authorized to advertise for
proposals for keeping the town clock in
repair and also for physician to jail
The Petition ofIsaac Colts was read
and referred to committee on Streets
and Alleys. m
The committee on Streets aud Alleys
reported in favor OF granting the petit
tion of Messrs. Beck & ReyIhan, and in
favor of awarding the contract for lum-
Der for repairing the Zane street bridge
to Mr.. J. A. Rice That portion of the
report relating to the arch proposed to
be erected by Messrs Beck and Reyman
was granted, but that portion relating TO
the bridge across the alley was rejected
The report in relation to the lumber
contract was adopted. .f...
A communication from the Street Com
asking instruction as to wheth.
er he should proceed to repair the Main
street bridge in North Wheeling, and the
on the Island recently injured
by the high water,) was referred.
The petition of citizens residing on
Monroe street, was referred.
The petition of the Hempfeld Railroad
Company, asking an adjustment OF taxes,
was referred to committee on Railroads
The petition, of Joshua Bodley and
others was referred.
A resolution authorizing the employ
ment of Daniel Lamb, Esq, to codify the
city ordinances, was referred.
Council adjourned. -.,....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

THOSE of our citizens who may have
occasion to visit Cambridge, Ohio, and
wish to stop at one of the best houses in
the town, should put up at the Eagle
Hotel, Messrs. Cooper & McGregor, pro-
prietors. .1tL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE.-The valua-
BILE residence of Mr. F. \. Crawley, on
Fourth street, advertised to be sold at
public sale this afternoon at two o'clock'
was yesterday disposed of at private
GALE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
nv ANDSTATENEWS.
co,J and Oiher Markets, ana
,il.lslIansoa. Matter to be ''""" o.
cou,ih Page.

,,r LATEST FROM RlcHMoNp-ca 'l'
Melvin, General Kelleys Au'''
-, General, who was capture" WIZ"
1T" ~. Crook and Kelley by the faiu,
,tv which dashed into Cuniber'a""
u month age. reached this city yes
n morning, having been releaS'u
Iihhv Prison on parole. Inc cap
''' .,e. that on Tuesday night *ist
" j.. men entered his room ana asked
N, he was He repliedthat he was
" ~ NInyin. when i've men steppe"
I'F'J With drawn revolvers and told
Wv" 80 nrepare to 90 to Richmond, threat
aD' his life if he opened his laonth -
" contain and Generals Crook ana
..r.., y ese placed upon horses and COM
"i f., ride sixty miles the first day
.ond and third days they did not
- # such IA rapid speed, arriving at
i.ophufg the captives were placedih
49,. coach and conveyed TO Staunton'
~ they took the Central Virginia
ir Richmond, where they arrived
..rd,,. the both ult They We're I'M
rely placed in Libby Prison, where
ore visited 10y Homo Charles w.
II Goserh Pendleton, Esq, Messrs'
= Knote, f. II, Fitzhugh, Daniel
~,r DR. Hughes, and a number OF
Wheeling gentlemen in Richmond.
,mtain was courteOusly received
+:fnmer friends, and he and his
a,., cirtives were almost daily wait
mon by some Of Iheir Old friends
"r,i1 ,,rything they could TO make
.;..r.,, feel at h0ms Durin2 their
.,reut they received an ample sup
f,,,ci.ioas aud they did not there
,,,,. ,,.m hunger They received
!, REGULAR prison rau'ns.
I'M Monday the 18th inst the three
,.'msr. were given parole and per
Alto leave Richmond, arriving in
r ,It;n,,s on Wednesday morning, the
r,iL inst and Cumberland the same.
evening The Captain is in excellent
.,i,-,, and ENJOYING the best of health.
With. he Of cour,e'condenns the action
# III, Contedera,es in capturing and
carving OH the prisoners, he accors to
,lrm bravery tar accomplishing the dar-
.ag feat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

CITY COUNciL--Au adjourned meet
ing of Council was held last evening.
Mr. 5, Brady was elected to fill the va
caucy occasioned by the failure of Mr..
B Caldwell. OF the Third Ward to ap.
pear and be qualified
Mr. Williams was appointed to inform
the First Branch that the Second Branch
was ready to proceed to the election of
stty officers.
Mr. Geo. Robinson was elected to take
Charge Of the Second Ward hay scales,
ana further time was allowed to receive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

CHANGE OF FIRM-By reference to our
advertising columns it will I've seen that
our old friend John T Lakin. has aSso-
GATED with him in the merchant tailor
ing business Mr.. J. II. Stallman. IN old
and experienced workman in tho art
The new firm are now in the market with
their Spring stock. embracing all the Ia
test STYLES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
the age and one which if properly appreciated
bv the people, will save MILLIONS from Bron'
chial Elections Consumption and the Grave,
is the Liquid Catarrh Remedy discovered by DIR
ID. H. Seelye CONSUMPTION CANNOT BIZ
CURED, but timely use Of this Catarrh Rene
DIV will save many person who is now rushing
blndly into its merciless grasp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

RETURNED TO HIS COMMAND. Major
General Crook having been exchanged,
has been restored to his former COM
mand In the absence of General Sheri
dan. who is with Grant. General Crook
willassume command of the Middle De-
mrtmcnt. and General Hancock will re-
main in temporary command of Depart
mcnt of Western Virginia. Gen. Kelley
not having been exchanged. Gen. Ste
vcnSon remains in temporary possession
Of his (Kcllcy's) former command.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

THE DRAFT-The draft Will commence
IN the Second Congressional District to-
day, Marion is the first county 10 take
her chances in the lottery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

FURNITURE.-Mes5rs, K. T. Friend &
Son are now receiving their Spring stock
of fhfniture, upholstery, &c, &c, which
is one of the largest and best assortnents
ever purchased by this or any other firm
in the city They are also constantly
manufacturing the best of furniture,
such as bedsteads, chairs, wash stands
tables, &c. Undertaking attended to
promptly, and the best make of collins
furnished at the lowest and most reason
able terms. af'a
To those of our citizens who may desire
to purchase anything in the furniture or
upholstery line, we would say call on
Messrs. R T. Friend 81 Son, lS4 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

THE BEST PREPAR ATION in the world i"I
a Cough or Cold is DR. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it. For sale by Chas Graham, Main street
Centre Wheeling, and druggists generally
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

PJIcE-Dr Hirschell was yester-
Il - fined five dollars and costs, by
4 Alderman Johnson, for selling merchan-
q disc without license
Ahncr Garrison was fined five dollars
anal costs. by Alderman Johnson, for
i sAtnn and creating a disturbance on
& 1.-The street.
II .Tb Vance was committed to jail
fol thirty DAYS, 10y Aid. Miller, for disor-
derby conduct.
Jonas" ana Tip Crumbacker were
committed 10 Jail by Aid. Bulger, on a
charge Of an attempted highway rob
hery. they having Knocked down aud en-
dcayoredtorob Edward Clayton on John
street abnut ten o'clock on Monday
night
WA Douglas one OF the negroes who
attempted to Kill Bridgeporter one day
last week, and caused said Bridgeportei
to take refuge in Hutchisson's store, was
arrested and taken before Aid. Duty anO
Hued five dollars and costs, and ten dol
lars and costs tor resisting the officer
While the trial was progressing ahou
half a dozen niggers assembled near tn
Allerman's Office and threatened to res
cue their sable companion, but as they
ere informed that such resistance nigh
be the means AT atfordiug an undertake.
an opportunity ofspeculating in the way
of furnishing coflins, hearses, and Other
accessories for a funeral, the black ras-
,sls left, and no resistance was offered
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison served up in the best style. at The
Office" saloon under Washington Hall, choice
lot of wines. liquors, ales &c, always on hand.
If GAUS & WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

FRESH AND CHEAP-0ysters, eggs but
ter, meats. and everything pertaining to trst
class grocery establishment, for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & Co. at the Boat Store corner
Monroe aud Water strests l. I'll aai see
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

RIVER The river was falling last
evening, with twenty eight feet water
ia the channel The landing was the
~rnc of considerable animation, and a
vast amount of business was transacted.
The Wild Wagner, Capt browne, left
hr Cincinnati with very good trip.
The Potomac. Capt Fink left for Gin
,unati with a fair trip.
The Revenue, Capt Russell, IS advcr-
used to leave for Cincinnati and Louis
lille on Friday evening
The Gem, Capt Richardson, will leave
trl the Lower Ohio on Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

TIE LATE EXPLOSION IN SECOND AvExuE-DxArH or TEE
ENGINEER Owen D. Kelly, the engineer who was 30 &C.
verely scadcd BY the explosion Of boiler in the steam
planning min OF Messrs Nolen Steers corner Of Fifty
died on Tuesday, In Bellevue Hospital Coroner Gamble
yesterday held an inquest the body and from the
received caused his death verdict 70 that effect was
accordingly rendered BY the jury Deceased had charge
OF the engine when the explosion occurred and by his
death all proof as TO the condition Of the boiler al the
time OF the explosion to have vanished Deceased
lived at the corner Of Greene and Broome streets He
was fory-eisht years Of age and native Of New York
DEATH PROM ISJuRns Coroner Gamble yesterday held
an inquest at st. Lukss Hospital the body Of Dennis
Mcbride, twenty years Of ago and native Of Ireland,
VINO died from the effects Of injuries received by bank
OF earth falling on him while engaged in ercavatng at
me ruins OF the Coored Orphan Asylum corner Of Forty
third street and Fifth avenue The Jury rendered
dict Of "Accident tai death -
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E u r o p e.
Arrival Of t.ns Scotia with Three
Days Later News.
Scenes and Incidents Of the
British Elections.
The Attorney Generals, Defence Of
British Neutrality.
OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
Mayiimilian>s Programme of
Government.
Conviction OF the Belgian War Minis
ter for Duciling.
The Case Of Windsor, the
Bank Teller.
RESTlTUTqsN OF TIE MONEY ORDERED.
~~~,~~-oo>~~>o>~~~>~>~
Opinion of a London Jury On New York
Bank Management,
The Case Of Windsor, the
Bank Teller.
RESTlTUTqsN OF THE MONEY ORDERED.
Opinion of a London Jury On New York
Bank Management,

Thesteamsbtr Scotia, CAPTAIN JudkIns, which left Lv
srpoc at O'Clock the afternoon of the 18th and
Queenstown on the 18th July arrived at this port
ssrdsy morning
M Eloin, Ambassador from Maximian, has arrived at
Southampton, whence he will embark for Mexico
The Hibernian reached Liverpool half past four on
the afternoon Of the 18th
The Erin reached Queenstown at hafpast ten on the
morning Of the 18TH and arrived a: Liverpool about the
hour the l4th inst
The steamship ASIA from Boston, arrived at Liverpool
the 18th.
The steamer Caroline from London for valcnta with
the shsre end Of the CABLE put into Falmouth on the
18th inst
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Miscellaneous.


from 9SsSsc 81 :;SoIs :! bis water mcrSss Ss
c... yssS eoF an 9 sg ss H. nsa
has been got off, and came tow Of
Sss mi c.p c.p %
ss Jun; ns d .s es
sequence occuored until morning Of The s inst 4. I've
vi. 3.
s. :9s. sss and
ssesa.d .Af barrel. ss' e; ;hs
Al sae' sssod % as
sa's on 'e ne sssse ss
me Poa 81 d ~. S:s and q. sea Cunning
went on at daylight and under bis direction the
.nss he Ssss 1ss Sc
ss%%enaed large portion Of hs -FOUR ana been
sP.1 o; nsd s,s; 4. With
wife The passengers and all saved but ouly
with the clothes they had on. '
c ss sy L ss ss driven ashore
the 18th, and proceeded to Sydney
sh sSis S;:,n Max q i, IL r,
ship Anlnons" from Portsmouth tus) for Sandwich
Ship farpswe Kelley, from Havre Tor New York, July L.
Bark Barstow from Cape do Verde Island for Nan.
tucket, July 25 lat -, Ion 90.
Ion 49, - ~ '
Brig Elizabeth Jcs.woos from Philadelphia for New Or
Brig Jenny Lind from NYork for Pernsmbuco, July 20
Foreign Ports.
ABsRDKFN. July l3-Arr Henry Buck Nicholson Calao
ANTWERP. July e-sd Elizabeth Bragdon, Smith, Boston
ARnoro, PR, July Gin port brigs Bachelor, for NYork
10TH dg Caroline for Baltimore; Eendale for Philade
depha.
BoRprAux July l2-sld Louise wchards, Wilde, NYork
BIBoA, July Arr Tasso. Cacace NYork
BERMUDA July 3-Arr brig Julia Arey, Weeks Bangor
Passed by do July bark Deawape, Seed from Baltimore
for Demarara.
Cows, July lSsld rcuionia ts Hack from Hambure.
NYork
on the overs i2th vinsfranca Hurbut from London for
NYork.
OF swsnage 18th, Solid, from Hyork for Antwerp
CARDry July S-sid Crest Of the Wave, WOODBURY. New
YORK ~"
CFrrx, July ii--sld Cordeiis, Roberts NYork
C.LL.o, June It-Arr chip Sycamore gerrish, Panama
land ed 2et for Chnehas bad for Enend 18TH bark
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Died.

BuRRows--M saltersvle, N. j., of debility, PHONE
ANN BURROWS, widow Of william Lord Burrows in the
6Sth year OF her aye.
The friends OF the family, and her and sons in
law, the members Of Insurance Patrol No. and of Key
stone Lodge, No. 235, and A. NJ, are respectfully
ved TO attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at
TWO o'clock from the Allen street Methodist church. New
York The remains will be inferred In Greenwood Gene
terry
San Francisco papers please copy.
EsNs-0n Wednesday, July 2e, BERNARD ENNIS, aged
As years
Notice Of funeral will be given in to.morrows papers
FLANSrRYsc-0n Wednesday, July 20, ANN A., wife Of
DR.. John PlanEery. "a oliver street
Notice OF funeral In TO morrow iFrIday's paper
snrLTs. AT Mack, ~ u, on "Wednesday, July 90 Of
cholera nfantun, LiLtxy. infant child Of John A. and
Emes'ne Shuts aged 10 months and days
The relatives and friends u the family are invited 70
attend The funeral Friday afternoon at two O'Clock,
from los West rwi ntieth street
tFbr OAcr Deaths See Third PageI
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The Belgian War Minister Sentenced IN
I'm pri SOL ms Mt for Duel linx.

Inc Belgian Minister for War; Baron de Chazal, has
peeh sentenced IN Brussels TO two months imprisonment
and fine for having fought duel with the member for
Antwerp The latter whom the tribunal regarded as the
aggressor was sentenced 10 additional month of i'm
prisonment and somewhat heavier fine But IL liz not
supposed adds Paris correspondent that the War Min.
sier VIII DC handed over TO the custody OF acr The
hlng expected 70 intervene and pardon the culpr,
having seen that the rights Of law and peaceful CITIZEN
ship were formally asserted by the trial and the sentence
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An Antwerp newspaper says-'we have 20 announce
piece Of news which will be received with voritabje
satisfaction by our town, and principally by the in
habitans OF the port IL is that Antwerp IL about 10
We may expect TO see arrive AT early day the magni.
ncont rigate Niagara, and ehe will be followed by the
Sacramento and the Colorado IL true that the NUM-
cpaty not very careful Of the interests OF it's const
tuents, made representations that the gunpowder on
board those vessels might present danger the town
but the police Of the depends the government
The captain Of tho Niagara appealed 70 the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and he obstacle her anchorpq
before the town.
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A French Finance Minister for MAKE
MILAN.

tPars correspondence OF London Post July ~
The Emperor OF Mexico has on more than one occasion
caused TO be known, in addressing the French govern
ment that one OF his greatest difficulties 10 obtain
competent and loyal Minister Of Finance The French
government desiring in every way the Emperor
has there W every reason to believe, induced Lang
as oonseller Etat, to accept the post Of Finance
Minister In the Mexican Cabinet
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Sir Rounded Palmer, the English Attorney General

cir hounoen Palmer the English Attorney General
said
All the untry was agreed at the outset the policy
OF strict eulraity but when we came question Of
the wa In which that policy should be carried into
ties, any one OF which might have led to danger
Gus, il not fatal, results The first question " Il
arc 20 was whether they should submit TO : he
cut the great portion of the trade and commerce OF
this country and threatened to reduce the ndr sria
population or Lancashire TO sudden want and se,ry
There not wanting IN and Of Parliament pers ans
who maintained doctrines which had never ted
TO be maintained when we we're at war but ii was q The
honor and credit Of the people that in taking the course
which the government had done they received the willing
support very population which suffered At from
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Tho Frauds or windsor, the New York
Bank Teller.

Inc action brought by the Mercantile Bank OF New
ofk against Charles Windsor the paying teller OF that
Dank who recently abscond d. was determined in tho
Court Of Queens Bench on the 18th Of July The acton
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Lord FnImcrston's Opinion OF british
Neutrality.

In Che COURSE or speech delivered at Tvertop Juy ~
Lard palmerstoD got on the following
We are good terms with all the great Powers OF the
world and the way In which we have observed neutrality
IN that affecting which has desoated the provinces
a North America, In spite Of the strong EXPRESSIONS OF
passionate Partially which broke forth from Different
classes Of the country--some In favor OF the North
Others favor OF the SOUTH say that the steadast and
perseverng manner in which we refused every soca-
ton, and solicitations TOO which came from America
we'll from England, entities US, think, 70 the thanks
- they contributed TO the welfare u the country
Fbeers.D
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The Attorney General on the Govern
ment's American Policy.
Addressing his constituents al Richmond. Yorkshire,
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9Th July was 1fty-fve. The epidemic had sensbly
Unfinished at Cairo and in the surrounding villages The
lumber Of deaths at Cairo on the 18th forty three
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usual way my two bags OF gold put in cupboard
In the cellar he brought the gold for me from broker
ger always did 10 reference 10 my own Affairs not
10 mention 10 the officers Of the bank he had fetched
gold for me on former occasions that had been got IN
one OF my compartments In the vaults, where they
manned few days. and then sold them TO broker in
other by clerk in the bank; I received payment for
them in checks which cashed into notes. with which
made 5000 or sso0 by the transaction; frequently
turned over money In that way my salary at the bank
was 81 500 year. had brother-In law another Bo-
deem In the bank he was not my assistant he ap
pointed and retained in the hank at my solicitations he
Was the clerk who took one Of the bags Of gold for
Re-examined-In August last MIR Hyde one Of the
clerks discovered during my vacation deficiency Of ten
thousand dollars, but neither reported IT, thinking
would be made right some time other the deficiency
was in Mr.. Hydes daily cash accounts and not money
had from the vault; the two bags Of gold were pur-
chased with my own and my brotherin-iaw's notes;
they did not any part Of them, belong TO the bank
never carried gold out OF the bank
Albert Bodeen formerly clerk In the bank, depoeed
that after the defendant left the gold and currency were
the other five thousand dollar bag Of epccie missed
Mr. Arnold the President said Mr. Hyde or Mr. Crecvey
must have stolen It, rs they only had had TO do with the
money
In cross examination he said he did not mention the
loss Of the five thousand dollars when he was examined
In New York because he not asked about IT. he
now in partnership with bis brother as dentist in New
Mr. Edward Clarke (wndsor's counseD reviewed the
evidence, urging with much force and ability that there
not the slightest ground for charging the defendant
with having distracted this money
Mr. Ksriake flor the prosccutionl summed up. He
repudiated Ne charge OF laxity in the management Of
the bank
rRE JUDGES nULIno- QUESTION" THEFT OR NO
THETT?"
with the learned council for the defendant that the real
issue whether the defendant had stolen the gold and
although the defendant could not be tried here for that
offence, he was, however, civy responsible for the
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Brazil.

RIO JANERo, June "a 1865.
CopFEE-Good nrstR, 7l500 a 7n70O. Exchange,
Is. AID. a 2s. 4Td
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STRYCHNINE.

An endemic belly-ache seized the canine
population of Gold Hill this forenoon, and
M to ! o'clock the census was reduced BY
about o dozen. The cramped carcases Lie
loose around the streets and highways,
exciting the wonder of the survivors.
Strychnine, the active principle of the orr
entail berry known to nsturalists as strych-
nos or n,Gr rom Tea, is valuable remedial
agent in nervous disorders, and enters
largely into decomposition of the favorite
national beverage-whisky; but as con-
diment with beef, is considered unwhole-
some. The " dog-button," or nur roDaiea,
has long been a standard remedy for an
excess of dogs. We recollect distinctly
seeing man, some twenty years ago, rush
furiously into a drug store and sayagely
demand "three cents worth of ror populi
to pizen q id slut"