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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25
DENTAL NOrICE.---l,cing

DENTAL NOTICE.---l,eing about to make
professional to the towns and settlements up tho
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those of my
patrons whoare need of Dental Operations of any char
acer, the fact, that they may have an opportunity
avail themselves Of services before my departure
If desired will otvs about the 10th of March, and
return to this place my practice, about the
18th uf June. f37tfl j. W. GURLtY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

A MERCHANT at Idaho city has been
put under bonds in the SUN. of $500 for
his appearance at the Circuit Court,
ON the charge of using heavy weights
in his gold dust scales.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

The sidewalk on Union street, be-
tween Second and Third needs the at
tention Of the city authorities. The
planks are loose, and ought to be fixed
before any accident happens.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25
9ailp Mountaine
wEDNEsDAy MORNING, APRIL Is, i860.

ONE of tho claims Of More & Co., on
Buena Vista Bar, Idaho, cleaned up
after four days run, about five huns
dred ounces.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25
Ordinance NO. 3S.

An Ordinance directing the City Recorder to make an
Assessment of all the taxable property within the
corporate limits of Dalles City, Oregon a. make
turns oi the same.
Tie People Qf BdHCs Cdy do orddia as 1"''ops:
SECTION l. That tho Recorder nf sad City he ordered
to make an assessment of all taxable property within
the city limits for the current year, and make returns
of the same to the Common Council Mt their second
gular meeting in May. 1855 being the 10Th pruxiino.
Passed April 2lst, 1865.
@. b. GILMAN, Mayor.
II. CATLLY, Recorder.
April 9th, 1866 a20d5t.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

4 THE cars Of the O.S. N. Company
were yesterday engaged in hauling
sand to fill up Main Street, to a level
with the railroad.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

THE World says that the snow has
nearly disappeared from Idaho City,
and dry winds are preparing the town
for kindling wood, in case fire should
break out in any quarter.
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country,
Religious Notice,

CATHOLIC CnURCu-Mornng service: Mas' at 1919
O'clock Evening service: yespers and Bencdction, at
7l4 o'clock. Sunday School at o'clock, p III.
'a23dtf FATHER l.. DIELEMAN, Pastor.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25
NOTICE.
Dissolution Notice.

NIOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the co-partner-
IN ship heretofore existing between /. NJ. EVANS
and A. W. DAVIS, u the Livery Stable bnsiness, has
been dissolved; that A. W. Davis is indebted to the
partnership; and that bill in equity has been hled for
the settlement of the partnership accounts. All per-
sous are notified that A. W. Davis has power to dis
rose of the property contract debts the credit
Of tho finn. i. NJ. EVANS.
Dales. April 20, 1866 a23dlm
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

Columbia Lodge, No. 5, I. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, in Gates
Hail. corner of Second aud Court Streets Brothers in
good standing are invited to attend. BY order Ma.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

IN the Circuit Court, yesterday,
James Buchanan, found guilty of cat
tie stealing, was sentenced to one
years imprisonment in the penitenti-
airy. Jas. Thompson (colored) found
guilty of an assault with intent TO
commit rape, was also sent up for
one year. They will be taken Gown
TO their now quarters by Sheriff White
this morning.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

A MAN named Abjah Gibson was
accidently killed by the caving of
bank while mining on Bucna Vista
BAR, Idaho, on the 9th inst. Flo was
from Barry County Missouri, and
aged 81 years.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

TnE CHIco RoUrE.-rhe citizcns of
Chico recently held meeting to make
arrangements concerning the trans
portation Of freight thence to Idaho,
at which an agent OF tho California
Steam Navigation Company gave no.
tice that tho company would reduce
the price of transportation on freight
TO that point, to an extent that would
be satisfactory.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-25

\ DR.. A. II. STEELE, for several years
resident of this city, and Acting
Assistant Surgeon at Fort Dalles, will
leave tomorrow for Fort Stevens,
where ho has been ordered to take
post. We regret to lose such worthy
citizens as the Doctor. We hope,
however, that with the return of the
troops to this post in the fall, that he
will be ordered to resume his old sta
ton.
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THE STEAMER ON SNAKE RIvER.T-
The Idaho World Of the 10Th inst,
says that the new steamer on Snake
river is nearly completed. She will
ruusbctween Olds' Ferry, which has
been removed II or Is miles down the
river, and q point on Snake river,
about 80 miles from Boise City, and
80 from Owyhee The landing will
bo about 65 miles from Idaho City
Tho steamer will run higher up the
river for the transportation of Govern
mont freight, when required. Aland
ing will be made' near the mouth O
the Payette for the convenience o
passengers and freight for the Basin
The steamer will be convenient for thu
transportation Of freight, but proba
bly, will not much interfere with tn
stage transportation Of passengers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-27

MOUNTAIN BUCK TAIL DEER HUN
TERs.-About two weeks ago a party of
eager sportsmen left the CITY for a deer
Astounding portion of the State. They
were well supplied with seyen-shoot-
ers, common rifles, shot guns, and 9TH
er thlngs without which it's impossible
TO hunt successfully. To reach Their,
destination they went by boat to Rim
ley Landing, a point on the river ten or
twelve miles below RaVensWoOd. in
Jackson county, and thence, by wagon
and on foot, some forty odd miles back
in the country.
Arrived at the hunting ground the
party, which had received accessions
along theroute until II mum bered about
eighteen, "camped"-pitehed the tent
lin an old log house, which had lost
IT'S windows and doors. There was not,
great time fixing up, cooking sumner
making beds and getting good ready
for the morrow. The morrow came
and the hunters started out. F,ilI ,liii,
gently they tramped up the ri51as
Many times did they crawl up ON baSIIs
and knees and took over into coveS
where the deer lie, but none weTe seeSI
It was dispiridng certainly, but tho
next day saw them at IL again. This
day q deer was started, but the ''blarst-
ed" thing ran away. The next, five
We're seen in a gang. One of The MINI
rods, a tall slender gentleman. shot Of
the bunch and certainly hit, but NOT in
the right place, as the scared animals
disappeared in the brush.
We need not reheRrse further the
story OF their hunting aud their want
ofsuccess. 1t Will suffice to say that n
coon Tell prey TO ono of the sanEuin.
airy party, and q catamount to another.
1t Is also claimed that the party sue
ceeded IN securing four deer. The par-
acuiar way in which this was done Is
a matter of dispute. At any rate the
party. returned 70 the city Yesterday
morning on the Potomac, With four
deer, bundle OF canes, and a bunch
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q ERoLIc ~. WHAT cA1rE. n, .rr--IL

A ERoLIC AND WHAT CANE OF Tr.-Itl
IS big thing to get drunk. It Is a big
thing TO prowl round outhousea In the
the dark and steal the chickens which
some conhdlng housekeeper has hung
up to freeze. Il Is much bigger thing
70 break open a stable door at the dead
hour on night and take therefrom the
equine property of another. Bot it IS
matter toElamentation on the part Of
the thief, and congratulations among
honest men, when he Is caught in the
very act. Thieves have been sent to
the Penitentiary before now for just
such tricks, and 1t Is highly probable
more of them will be sent before the
world grows better. .
If DOns Russell, Thomas Lockman,
and George Sweeney, had had our re-.
marks before them on last Saturday
night, they would not have got them
selves into so tight box as at present
confines them-that is, IL any amount
of good advice could have effect upou
them. The way they came TO get into
trouble was this. On Saturday night
they tmbibed pretty freely OF alcoholic
liquors, and after getting pretty thor
| oughly warmed up resolved upon a
grand coup d'etdt which should carry
CONSERVATION to somebody. So, from
1 their lair at the Independence Hose
| House in North Wheeling, they pro-
oeeded across the Creek to the residence
OF Robert Irwin, Esq. Here they found
a number of dressed chickens hung up
outside of the house to get the benefit
of the frost. Appropriating them they
next went TO Mr.. TWINS stable, sItua-
ted on the alley between Market and
Chapline streets, and, entering it, led
out a bay mare, the property of Mr..
irwin. All three now mounted, and
horse, riders and chickens, proceeded
up street TO the suspension bridge
across the creek. They now attempted
TO cross the bridge, and while thus en-
gagged officer Severn became aware of
what WAS going on. He proceeded to
the scene and succeeded in securing
Lockman and the horse, Russell and
Sweeney making their escape. Look
man was taken to the lookup and the
horse to McDonRld's livery stable,
where it was recognized yesterday by
Mr.. Irwin. -
Yesterday morning, warrants were
Issued for the arrest OF the three par
ties, and the officers proceeded to Rus
sells home in the First Ward. They
were informed that Dons had not been
seen since Sunday morning. Not plac-
ing the most implicit faith in this state
ment, they entered back room. Just
as they did so, officer Brady saw a pair
of naked feet and flag of distress go
ing through door. It was Dons. He
had been in bed; and, hearing the off,
GERS, had ned sdils everything except
his shirt. 1t was no go, however. He
was captured in "A neighboring house
concealed between two beds. b. ~
Yesterday afternoon Russell and
! Lockman had hearing before Judge
| Good and were sent on for trial at the
next term of tho Circuit Court.
Sweeney Is still at large.
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CorToN's CALIFORNIA MIRsTRELs.-
This talented company opened to a
full house last evening, ut Washington
Hail. Their performance was the best
of the kind we have ever seen in the
hall. The comic parts were truly
laughter-provOking; while the music,
dances, &C., were rendered in a style
unsurpassed, ifequalled, by any COM
Pany of minstrels in the United States.
champions of American is hardly a
misnomer. We advise all to go and
hear Ben Cotton and the rest. 60, ii
you want to laugh and grow fat.
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For Sale

THE PROPERTY. HEREToFoRE oC-
i cupied by Isaac, HogeI near the Court
House in the thriving town of Moundsville
West Va, consisting OF good brick dwelling
house, stable and out BUILDINGS Together wifi
and, ahoTding an abundant supply OF choica
frnit Of every variety. 1fnot sold before, viii
be offered at public sales the 'front.' door, of
day the 2sthg day Of November, 1868 i.,For
particulars, apply TO the subscriber, on the
premises. - U1i p .siti4il -l5cfSV.l ". gEO9fE.f
nOvl4-lwd&4twS -. -'>S91I 1
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to learn that the English Evangelical
Church Sabbath School intend contrib
uting their quota to the gaieties OF the
season, by holding fair and festival
at the American Hall, Centre Wheel
Ing, on the evening OF Wednesday,
November 18th.
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THE CoNT1NENrALs.-T Continent
ais, otherwise 'old folks, !" are coming.
Washington Hall, on Friday and Sat
nrday evenings, Nov. Both, and Dec. LIST,
We expect to see our best citizens pres
ent to hear the songs of the Golden
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STEAM FIRE ENGINE.-Some of our
firemen have taken the fever about a
steam fire engine. At meeting Sat
urdRy night, the members of the Hope
Fire Company appointed n committee
TO walt upon our citizens to solicit sub
scriptions for the purchase of a now
steam fire engine. We hope the COM
mittee may meet with success.
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"BoYs IN BLUE.'-There will be a
meeting of the "Boys in Blue" at their
club room tonight at TX o'clock. Eve
ry member is earnestly desired to be
present, as there will be business ofthe
utmost Importance before the meeting.
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CONFERENCE.-The trial of Stewart
Henderson, for causing tumult and
disorder, did not come Off yesterday
morning. 1t was continued by Judge
that important Witnesses for the de-
fenso might be produced in court.
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SoLoN RoBINsoNs NovEL.-Solon
Robinson, the veteran Agricultural ed
itOr, has written n novel for the New
York Weekly Tribune. The publica-
ton will commence on the fifth of De-
OaDtlbar
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POLICE coURT.-At the Police Court
yesterday, there wns an Improvement
in the way of business. After n season
OF repose the evil propensities of GER
tain young gentlemen broke loose, and
they were consequently before the Court
to receive the reward to which they
were entitled. As the weather is likely
to be good for few days, we shall look
with confidence for activity in police
mnttaFS
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New ROLLING AIILL.-A portion OF
the KirkwOOd property, near Bridge
port, has recently been bought by the
Howard Iron Works Company, We
understand, that it is intended to erect
rolling mill upon the property.
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BURGESS d LARUR's MINISTRIES will
open out at Washington Hall on We'd
nesd0y evening. This company COM
Prises twenty-four performers, all ar
lists of first class ability, and their
performances cannot but be attractive
in the highest degree.
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PAYING.-We were much pleased yes.
terday to see that number of men
were busy putting paving stones in
front OF thenew fire plugs.
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USRIvALKD.-The Baking Powder manu-.
featured by Edmund Booking, No. Odd Eel
lows Hall. Try 1t, II you have not already
doneso. Sold by Grocers and Dealers gene
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A LARGE supply of those excellent Singer
Sewing Machines, all complete, for sixty
hve dollars, has Just been received at the
General Agency, Isl Main stseet. Call and
examine whether wishing to purchase OF not.
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CLEANING UP.-A force of men was Mt
work yesterday cleaning up Main street.
This move, as we took occasion to re-
mnrk few days since, was very much
needed. If the Street Commissioner
Will always liston to us, ms he has lately
done, there will be but few complaints
heard in regard to the condition of the
streets and alleys. he Is doing so we'll
posed toward him, and shall make only
one suggestion, and that is, for him to
take such measures as will insure the
removal of the mud from the pave
ments.. -
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ATTENTION is directed to the card OF
thanks in our new advertisement col
umn this morning.
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THROWING SToNEs.-We have heard
the Superintendent of tho Crescent
Rolling Mill complain very much lately
OF the practice, indulged in by great
many evil disposed boys and Young
men, of visiting the mill Mt night and
interfering with the operations of lie
workmen. It seems that he has good
cause to complain. H. :
Not long since we recorded a trial be-
fore Judge Good, in which the COM
plainant was an employee at the Cres-
cent Mill, and the defendant, a Young
man who was in thehRbit of loafinu in
the establishment after night, Yester-
day morning. similar case was before
his Honor, in which one Edmund Reed,
nboy In histeens, was charged with COM
uniting an assault upon Martin Neider,
n boy of about l6 years of age.
IL appeared at the trial that Neider
and another boy were engaged, about
eleven O'Clock Friday night, in the
playful pnstime of throwing dirt in
each others eyes. While so engaged
Reed, who was close by. was seen by
his victim to take up Il rather large
stone and huFl Il at him. The stone
struck Neider about the eve and inflict-
ed rather serious wound. Reed after
wards denied having thrown the stone.
Ihe evidence, however, was clear and
explicit that he had thrown IL. anCi
Judge Good fined him five dollars and
costs. - =
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or 8aIt. %. 80
Glass WORKS Pronartv.
lHs 5TlT son 81.

FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID SITE LOCATED M Mo
"a nongahelai City WaRhdng ton Icohnty,
"a. owned VIM. 5hmsen, deceased, con-
tanning about ~ acres, with q Mont OF 500
feet, more or les, on the principal buEineSs
street, and running back 70 thecreek, thus
GLASS Works, Rolling Mill or Wooden Fac
tory that can be found on the MonongaheIa
ElHeEs --rsf g tta - 80 - - isEstaEsA
On the same property is a. brick row con-
tanning seven two-stoEy tenements, one
tW0-stoFy store room and ware room. '!si77 !
Also, two one acre lots in said city. Com
E vents 70 TINS property can be had lime
only ~ 70 miles nom PittsbqFgh on the Monon-
daily, makes Il very desirable property for
manu- iactnring purposes. - e..
sThe aboVed described property will be ofitr.
ed at private sale untilthe SECOND TUES
DAY IN DECEMBER, and II not sold al
that time Will be aucti6ned or on the prem-
BeS. ,.#.r s.fgs- - 49, -S't 7
For particulars and terms, Inquire of b.
1HMSEH Of the lfirm of Cunning ham q
IIIhlmssn. elias, Manufacturers, % No, 400
WATER STREET, Pittsbhrgh, Pa.
nORzS-UQ So -tArftfsy srEf=flff .itt-i r4tiiI {
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and BODY ara tbs
most necessary requisites to promote comm.
plal happlness Indeed, without these fiIe
Journey through life becomes n weary piIgrim.
ssei the prospect hourly darkens to the view
I nIled with the melancholy reflection That The
happiness OF another becomes bllghted with
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
pracuSeS INDUCED in when alone a habit ne
quenIy learned from evil cOmpaniOns or NJ
sceool, the effects Of which are nightly feIt
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render9
MAJ image impossible, and destroys both mind
and bodys should apply Immediately.
what pity that q young man, the hone NJ
ms country, the pride of his parents should bs
Of life by the consequences of devfafiIet Tr1,
Ine PAIN Of nature, and INDUCING In Certain
secreS habit. Such persons must, before con-
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IT-I1lIFr
THIs COMPANY HAVING oRaAlSIz.
u ed in April, 1854, In conjunction win the
Wen known nrm Of Cache q Co.. as aioint
stock company OF NJ alffsiuI F7tistm
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in sorne
OF the best estahl tshmentR Of this Country md
Esuropest The company claims. that their
iklano8 combine al the e1eellanGieso Of an the
Eetes It win be BDfiITiIIf to
auehat tnen, whose 6ktlk and abilitia g hnYinpl
bee1 ppr6vedby the best nannfa etureFs viii
not pe les eucce mi when their own Interest
!andneputnt ton are imVoRvIsi "a ~ ffIffyiSo13SS
20 hoAhoVal they we're awarded tho = = -;
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALI ooAIPE-
uTORs, 80
by the Judges Of the late Exhibition I,sl6 =
ne Mary land Institute OF Baltimore ia n
October, 1855. zifilf - - - -
The Pianos being sufficiently infroauset, IN
TINS city, and having proved a6qnnl, 81 foi -
Eerlor % any heretofore known. MO- si1f
MiS.nt o. nfst-cla1s Piano. manufacfufed
with the greatest care and OF the flff TYISfe
nal Win save DodlS2S eOIlnlfSsioll Which clIiy
IIlillke5 pianos more costly but BY mo mean
more Naluahle,by sending Orders ilirscflY TO
the tactoEY, as above directed. or TV appiTfnr
81 Professor III iAfEE[AE EfEYglFsf{iEl M fi1i
l1aflset sre1 if6f futthef N fioti ] 8 n
glaIanbee for ttYeyeaIB 81 tEen As re- ards (iu-
t.lL4uEL o. CON fcet4on, fqf every instrument
afSl .Witl g Eaptiu tGEieioF ono year Fs5 a
90 lt5lf1log futGl ~ elnellllgs.f s-,i3fi
Pers01s Hing 70 llaye tlieEr FsIhIits 1ti1sa.1
q refltret lelSel nljiefS - / -
fll9qe abpY named - the Tuner OF ia r. ~
lladIllerlt WI Be here every THREE Eontii lEIf
fe66-IEnn
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Ehe Doetors DIPLOMA hangs in his ono E.

RDoRsENENT OF THE PRESS ---' c
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the
nuIneTous Important surgical Operations per-
io 1lisd ny Dr. ohnson, witnessed by the re-
Po[IetS OF TIE Sun and many other papers
notices of which have Appeared again and
a8aln before the public, Besides his Standing
aS q gentleman ofcharRcter and Responsibility
Is SUFFICIENT guarantee to the af1cted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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ONCE, No. 2 South Frederick street,
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street a
Jew uoors nom the corner. Fail not to OBJ
serve name and number -
$500 40 letters received unless post paid an d
Persons writing should state age, and Sand
portion OF advertisement describing sym p
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MEairaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK H0SPTTIT,
zziaSo2N1YP1AAG G sgKHEREA! CuREoAn

EaFA BLisHED As A R a ian Isno,'
QUACKERY. k1oA
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal COLLEGE of eurvaon,
LONDON Graduate ofone ofthe most en1inen3
In the United States, and the Rraafer
pltalS Of London, Paris, PilIladelphia 'oS,SI
slseWhere, has effected some Of the most ~
oonlSnlng cures that were ever known. mani,
ISunie9 with ringing in the heau and esTs
Wnen asleep great nervousness being alarfneI
Z ~ J. buuuen sounds, bashfulneSS with fre0IIpnt
DiuAnning, amended sometimes with deranpes
mentor mind, were cured immediately.
= N
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Gtreqntettf5aenter.

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE. ON
Va, One Is horse power Engine and BOILER.
twOsetts OF new on Tools, Ropes, fixtures,
&c. Terms made known day OF sale.
nov2S-lW M.JACKSON.
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MENEALLY.-The fearful ehectson the mini,
are much to be dreaded. Loss OF NemoWS
FES9Tp E6a Of Ideas Depression OF spifiis
some OF the evils produced '' o4'
5housands of persons of all ages can nov
Iuuge what Is the cause OF their dleclIning
health, losing their vtgor, becomin9 yResiss
pale, nervous and emaciated, having a sinSIIt
i taf appearance about the eyes, Cough. and
symptoms OF Consumption. anu
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It@ra4spprttstEptt.
BALTIMORE & OHIO Conn
oTTIm BAIT. q ONO RAmRoADCo.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN RY
the following schedule ON and after June
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WHEELINCh WEST va. la7tJs