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They Contain no Poisonous Drug.

They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURELY VEGErABLE.-Hubbel' celebrated
Golden BitteTs are composed OF Gentinn, Cali
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
Peel, Caltsaya Bark, ColumbO, Bark Of Sasa-
fras Root, sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow DoSlI, Dandelion, &c.,-nu
preserved in Jamaica Rum.
The Great Cure for ali Diseases of tho
stomach. Liver and EOweISI
The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for safe and trustworthy medi-
cine, free from calomei and other Corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would so
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs ms TO enable them 60 per-
form their proper functions without a con-
tinual resort to medicinal aid
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on PRospECTs.--Some West Virgin
!, ,,,,l.. may derive some cOn-

on PRosPECTs.--Some West virgin
ia oil spectators may derive some con-
ISOLATION from the following eorrespon-
dence from Petroleum Centre, Penn
"Tbe great oil excitement of q few
wears rn ace is being again agitated in our
midst owners of small wells who left
them when the prospects of future de-
veIopments looked dark are. now re-
tnrning, filled with new zeal, and are
pumping away at furious rate, and
the fluid is being extracted at a rate
truly encouraging to lease holders and
every one connected with oil matters.
The wells of the Central Petroleum
Company farm are undergoing no
change since our last, except in one or
two instances torpedoes nave been plac-
ed in them, increasing them from 20 to
so, and even 100 barrels per day. No,
ia is still doing finely, yielding about
60 barrels per day. No. 100 is produc-
ing ESQ barrels per day. This well for
merly produced but so barrels per day
at her best, and at last diminished
down to nothing. AtorpedO was ex-
ploded in her, which Immediately after
re-tubing flowed 400 barrels pei. day"
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minds of the Church to remember what
great things the Lord has done for
them, that under a grati6ed sense of
His goodness they may give Him the
rlory that is due, and transmit to their
children, in in ever increasing efficiency,
that system of Evangelical doctrine oil
Cody ardor and of simple, earnest wor-
shin ON which the divine blessing has
so wonderfully rested during the last
ono hundred years. d
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

The CENTENARY OF EPISCOPAL
MErHoplSM eliminates in the present
month Religious services of thrilling
interestand moneyed contributions that
are absolutely imperial in their liberal
'ty have thus far marked its progress
The Fourth Street Congregation, now
worshipping in Washington Hall, in
tend to devote the whole of the day to-
morrow to this cause. The services, we
understand, will consist of centena-
y Love Feast, at o'clock, to which
NC, members of adjoining churches are
10, Ss an address BY DR.. Martin at
Ov'0ek, after which the Centenary
onI iOunon will be raised; addresses
81 aooath'school contributions at 2
10. SA r N, and preaching and eollee-
&C ;, III the evening. The leading design
'!e'e services is to stir. the pure
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DIR. BARIBINo.-Doctor Baribino says
he bows to the will of the people with
great complacency. He is not angry at
them for not electing him to the Sheriffal-
ty. iHe says that through an inscrutible
Providence his leg was broken, thus de-
barring him from mingling with the
people and pressing his claims upon
them. lie knows that the " five hun
drcd Fenians" would aot have deserted
him, but they We're led to believe, 10y
rival politicians, that he had gone tC
France, and his friends not seeing hin
upon the streets, took it for granted
that such was the case. He is confident
that, had not these false impression:
been conveyed to his many tried ant
true friends, he would. have come out OF
the contest triumphantly successful.
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FRESH SHELL OYSTERS
AT THE
ARMOR HOUSE,
No. AZ Water Street,
rr.rss doors. above the Spriss House Aiisy,I
Oct2I3t m $500 -
LOCAL MATTERS.

THERE will be meeting of the DEM
ocr,tic Club this evening at seven
o'clock. -ss.g-i .I.. .lUC l,.-
Parties having bills against the party
will present them for settlement.
An election of officers will take place
70 serve for the ensuing term.
G. BAIRD, President
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DANIEL IN TIE Den OF LIoNs.-ln
the Radical procession of Wednesday
night, we noticed a transparency bear
ing the inscription, Daniel in the den
of lions" We presume the reference
was to Mr.. Lamb, and that it originated
in the fact of his having been seen in
the MteIhgencer Office several times dur
ing the last few days.
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CHANGE OF SToCK-Captain Richard
son. formerly of the steamer Empire
City, for some time past engaged III
boating on the Arkansas river, has re-
Gently returned home to Pittsburgh,
and has, we understand, bought one
fourth interest in the steamer Argo-
naut No.2, and takes charge of her office
when she again comes out. She is at
present in Cincinnati awaiting water
TO proceed to Pittsburgh.
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4 GAY and festive female of 4 frail
character was brought before the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning for loung-
ing in the market house. Her placid
countcnance is one of the familiar
faces" in that particular institution
the Police Court She is known by the
"Frenchy" name of Jennie La Count
Jennie was fined ten dollars and costs
and in de fault of payment was sent to
Jail for thirty days. IS
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BooTs?AND SHOES.

---7TE iI9nf 30 $40 On aio1f L'1sg
ted3 voE.ier b9su Hnf ,aI - ZEi..
'ilou H9y BIB .EGidI 77-gIHi
9i1i yhsiTd hsi,q4Il "s9Y''
i>ig eJaEd9 ~ 9H tsI Eot rsJ'.
<dfi u 90. y9ne4 woII,l BIZ >
'}3ib 80 .EyfqRf 1o.fgH
s.59Ig9s MHs' I .pHiIh 2rsN ed
Eli sds :" .dss o.. 55iof -
i3u 10 uordl .Gii g'lL'.7. rIEq lOE''
-E-Tou t1yE4 . JtH >ao" lH-1 "a
Jad ! GAE agaoi L-.lA!) .I4 80
Ism as1Ilig4 J.o.zsdtsaE a. - 3jBqs
-.gI b.o .3i3I0g 81! s-f1 soeaqsg u
~
lad 5ssrl sd3 osai .os III ioE
bre ,lIfsd Ian ! jSdT r-lssI - 81
I IJlr--I1s5 hCs 5i0rl--im wrd G1l
sss FslUI a#. no WHt saynA
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FARM FOR SALE.

VNHE UNDERsiGNED OFFE u q
i for sale the desirable farm on winch he re-
sides, in Jackson county, West Virginia, with
in u miles Of Ravenswood. The tract con tsins
l70 acres, about l20 of which is cleai ed and IN.
der good fence. Every field is Well supplied
with water from never falling springs.
1t has . good frame house containing seven
rooms, finished in good modern style. Out
buildings for tho convenience of the farm. An
Apple Orchard Of near 800 trees, comprising
those varieties adapted to this locality. A va.
riety of Plum and Pear trees 80, &c.
This farm is beautifully situated in q bend OF
Sand Greek, the house located on an eminenoe
ov.rleokin. nearly all the cleared land. AL the
fields are sufficiently undulating rs to be drain.
oil perfectly DRY.
AS am about 10 emigrate TO the West will
give bargain in the property For terms sp-
ply 10 the undersi gned. Possession given on
81 sht il required THOMAS KIRK.
RAVE swoop, JACKSON COUNTY W. VA.
sept1 Wlrni
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BEST THING OUT.-There is now on
exhibition at the Grant House, what is
called Halls Patent Churn," which is,
by all odds, one of the best inventions
in the churn line that we ever saw.
The beauty of ii is its simplicity. With
this churn, child could do the churn-
ing for the largest dairy in the country,
without the least trouble in labor. The
machine does its own hard work. And
it is cheap. There can be no fault
found with it. The gentleman-Mr.
Hall-exhibiting it offers rare induce
ments to any person who desires to make
money. Drop in the Grant House and
see if it is not one of the best things
you ever saw in the churn line.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

CIRCUIT CoURr.-In the Circuit Court
Yesterday, the day was occupied with
the trial of Joseph Streval for the muir
der of James Brues. The Court was IN
session last evening, hearing the argu-
mcnts of counsel. Up to the hour OF
adjournment no decision had been
reached by the Jury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

THE Indian Summer we were erlo-
giving yesterday morning has suddenly
vanished, and yesterday VIC endured a
cold and drilling rain all day, In ali
human probability the melancholy
DAYS have Gomez .E -r.r
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ORD fashioned farmers agree that
certain signs indicate that the coming
winter will be severe one. Corn
husks are of unusual thickness; rats
have a tendency to be unsettled in their
habits, and beehiyes, overflow with
honey. .sFsF rtya-a #s.#
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SpnngRood Select Home School
q For Young Ladies. 80

r COATED ~ ON OFTHR TOaT
i A Healthful. Beautiful and soes-sible Dor
ions Of Virginia, will rs-opeD Oct9bsr /. Is6s.
Established in the family Of the unSeTsig res
with q view 20 the education o. his Own ekn
dren entirely At BONE il viii BE- strictly i Mite
70 such nufnter - shall justify the empiOy
msnt of the beat instructors In .sTery depart
ment-
Fer circulars, or further inforraatios. aDply4e
ri. l-la g. WASHINGTON BALL. .
Splngrood, near Leesburg. Loadoun Co, Va.
- REFERESCES. -
General Robert Z Lee General ID. n I'm,
Charlotte, n G.: A ". Quari-r,- 4 Brady Lzr
don Carter Esqzg wheelinz, Wesf Yirvinss /;
Rev. + T Perkins, fOrInsr.y Of wheelilg =; Rss
T. r Macon. -Aonkton. p. o. Baltimore coun
81 WE. Dodgs, Hsq,. stafford Hal. Nd;
KcSeft s. CBss,S Rsq, washingsss CITY Rev.
W. W Wiliiznrs GeOrIesOSn, ID. @. Rev. W.
X. PendIeton, GsasrAl A. n Long Lezinztor ;
Rsv. G. a Eorfon. Alaxmdra bill Caitsr,
Esa 7, =. Shirley. y VI; Col BargeSs Long PHI
dslphis sGsaT WIS FeGtEsrsten. Hob.
spfines; mississippi. Arc. s&os S.EE1g 9 -
P. s Professor Van Rtyn, IN charge. The past
year, Of the Department Of Nodern Languages
Drzrfnz &c, hzvng ben appoluted 70 chair
il TIE -Penusy Jsusis Militss5 Lssissxte. de
sins ID etdplGJ q shoeolghiy anAsn fsaehsroi
these br41nbss In his Rlasei A1s0 teacher %
IusiS without good recoHpendstions nori
! reed zpply! -" tui4-3mditawEv
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\ LETTER from Chicago, in noticing
the prevalence of cholera i'll that city
says: Rarely, if at all, is temperate,
clean, industrious person attacked. The
ease of one of our distinguished physi-
clans formed no exception to the gen.
eral rule. His personal indulgences for
years past had reduced his constitution
to a mere wreck"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

OWING to the low stage of water
in the. river two or three boats are
laid up here, waiting for rise. One
towboat is aground.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

Tur Star Base Bah Club viii play
friendly game with the Tioburn
Climb of Ritchietown, this afternoon at
boIcpast one o'clock, at the latter
plaCe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27

THE premium list of the North West
Virginia Agricultural Society should
have appeared in the columns of the
REGISTER several days ago. The list
was in type, but was pied by the acct
dent to orr fourth page form on Tues
day night. We designed giving it to
our readers as matter of general in
formation, and now take this Opportu-
nifty to explain its failure to appear.
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A MATCH game at Base Ball VIII Oe
PLAYED at steubenville to-day between !,
the Hunkidoris, of this city ana Tue
Moors Climb. of the former place. .-,,,.
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DOsTERS-The Largest aud Best
i Assortment Of Poster Type to be found in
any Printing Office in the city, is at the
WHEELING REGISTER. octl7
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|, CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN. 4
Daily Train.
NAIL TRAIN
DanYT rAin.tl

~ h LEAVE s.r- IL LANE =. I.tI-l
-sWheeIing s:c5 P. NJ fVyash'gt 'ncity1:3O A n.
lRsnwoesi =. $40 Z" Baltimore ....s:50 >"
Moundsvills Ibis as Wash juno e:20 = i-
CamspIn- .IO.O6 i" Winchester. .9:S5 80
Manaia gton. ll:3l q. g., Harper Sherry lIl r ".
Fairmont.-- 1918 A. u. Alartmsburg .:5t .
crafS6rr lii a. iCunberlaid. .6:55 Q,
Park'sbure Al. 600 a. OaklAnd.---..9:3 -
Oakland $40 '' Grafton $3.50 l2;26A. q.
Cumberland ..6:49 "a Fairnont. -. 1888 ''
Martinsburg. iO:is A. " Warrington. .2:l5
Hartyrss ferfylI Al rs Cameron ....S.f6 %
winchester ar s:SOP.M. NoHndsvifle. .4:0s - Il
S Ssss ss9s sts siSssfa Is
Except saturday f i.:-a S1..s DO
". p. SMITH, I9r. -.i... a-laTr- $50
Master Transportation .-,i, a..
j. i. FORD,
JeI6 tetJ ~ GsnerafAsept Wheeling.
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: TAKE PARrICULAR NVrlCE. !.
Young MEN

Who have injured themselves by . certain prao'I
tic. indulEod In when alone, . habit frequent lyi
learned from evil companions or at snbool tho
effects oi which are nightly felt even uhen
asleep and n not cured r,nders marriage irpos
sible, aud destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What pity that's youpgmsp, the hope Of ~
country the darling af he parents should b
snatdhed from all prospects aud enioymcnts OF
life by the consequence OF dsviating from TIM
path OF nature aud indulging ina certain soors,
habit. Such persons must before oontempla-
ting ' -.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that q sound mind and body are the moe,
life becomes weary pilgrimage. the prospect
hourly darken- 10 the view. the mind bscomas
-hadloWed with dospair and alled With the nsio
apehoS rearoiiOn that thu happiness OF .anothsn
HcOmes hli2 htsd with our own. Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-27
okGANIc WEAKNESS

Member OF the Royal ollsze Of Surgeons Lon.
don Graduate from one OF tho laost eminent /,
Colleges in the Uuitsd States, and the greater
part OF whose ufe has bsen spent In the hospi.
tails of Lsndrn Paris rFhitarslpms 40 siso.
where, hAs sfeotAa some % ~ NOSE .stt,s2-A my
cures thar werr ever kHoxR, many troubled
with ringing In tho head and ears Fhaa aslerp.
great fuervousI-sss Neitfz- alArred az suAaeN
SOUNDS. basitnlnsraI with trrsnrnn bs.sl rhg al
tended somstirncs With derangemsnt OF. palaI
we're cured immediately.
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Especially, who have become the yiofims Of So 4.
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habi
which annually swoeps test untinlely gravu
thousands Of Yo0ng Men 81 the most exaltsd
talents and brilliant mt lepS. xLo might esber-
wise have entranoed -stna-ng Serates with the
thahdcr If eloquence, or walked 70 ecstacy the
ing Tyre, may cab With faiio onfdence. ~ ngo'
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Married Persons, or Young Men csntsmpia..
ting AArfisgs, being aware OF phesisi vsAA,
cured.
lie who places hiraselrunder the care OF Dr.J
may rchgionsly oonfas m his honor "A gente- Z
mpa, and confidently Esly upon Ids skil - u
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TRANSFORMATIONS lc
J SUMMER SCHEDULE
} ~ 81 81 .gss al .gGid' sEl c Il y
BALTIMORE &OHI0 RI

, OyYIsE BALrlxoRR ONO. RAILROAD Co, I
7 ln3Iq 30 wHEEtnse, june Ia, 1856 4
D4ssENGRR TRAINS wfI4LR BUN
i. by the following seheduls on and after the
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The many, th1r Auds clrnd 10 this 0stAhDsh,
m4rf -r'tN'.r We ~ 'sebty ytirs. Ard fhe 'f,r!
m>roUs irut- nta' -hrv'hs Orsri'sons pIrforri.
81 bY ~. J1rptf"u. ~itntsssd by do rsportsu
qt ~ SIR, nc mAuy otlsf pAyaFs notiao. oi
rl.h SyYsg-o' R.a.n as as..,n sg'nrg lho nap-
's ~ 'a'H "'tf-s-l'7g a., q 4. f'Siuan ~ cB.f
ss'''7 ar' r'st'r' ~ - aSbf'i-if gtiarkn.y
S.." 1... ,sr- ry.adly cared. ..iH AaEtdiy
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ESiasIT,o2 E6TgT

according TO the Cork Examiner upwards
OF fonr thousand PersShs lsfs Irei and .l,,rin0
the hrst week of the present mosfA, tEfb9
2 the United Statessby wsy7oG Quesnslown,
It IS estimated that two thirds Of he nam
Der were of the middle and farming classes.
Six hundred passengers are nov. waiting at
! Queenstown TO 70 awav BY stearler.
boz Havpe aletteFs lssfn sum bers 6fseraiyrapta
from Germany arso sIiEines at sHagrs TO
take ships for America, The Hayre Journal
| says there are not less than d thousahd emil
I grants n0Is lodging in thee Q6aftieF g. Fran
epis alone, awaiting vessels 70 take thern
A Bremen Isttsa saysassrn saysass grafton i is idsii idsaiiv
assuming gre4ter spropoFtions u t5B, ,t6 the
end Of May ten thoussnd persons haTeaI-
ready engaged 70 leave via Hamburg ard
Bremen. Phe emigrants are nearly all
northerners and lProtestants1 elTia stfam
na7ss s7a r eHIE4aAEDo5APkS. Il tnsTsI4
Adviees from China and ] Jspar7by zwayof
England report that piracy is increasing to
sueh am extent IN the China seas as to en-
danger commerce. n 1lsd1 10 d9lu 1lAf3l
Shanghai was threatened by q strong
force of rebels.
The Belgfans were endeavorine to ne ne
gotiate commereialtreaty with japan. q
~ So IA aisiAGs1RAaIAgIs yfza.naiilaq
SIN Aafies DafiDg Oh bde En- gllsh cosOny
Of Victoria, Australia, has been, severely
eensured and recalled.
aFhe colony hasibeen for some time past
distracted by al violent struggle upon
financial questions. The Governor had
taken part in the strife against his own
Minister seriously lowering the character
OF the government. arid saasr noisssQ
THE NEW JERSEY SENATORIAL ouEsTsox.i7
TRENTON, N. J., March 29.--The senae
torial question appears to be exciting, The
House to-day passed a resolution to 20 into
ajoint meeting to elect an United States
Senator. on Wednesday next, but. Ehenoit
came to the Senate it was lost BY a vote OF
S yeas to 10 nays. Mr.. Sccvef said he ap-
proved of the resolution until he knew the
man. a5t15s.tl.a5 bra saa1a iQ b1aogg
3D. ~ MAY INTEREST on FIYE-TwEETIEs. ,fsr
The officers at the Sub Treasury say they
nave no Instructions to pay the May inter-
est on s. 2os beforeit is due as reported By
Washington telegram ri fnsm5v0sqmf
NEW LINE OF sTEAsrERs.r nafs
A new, line of steamers has been PM. on
the route from here to Venezuela, touching
at Lagdayra, Puerto Cabella and st Thonas
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General News.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, MARCH, A large Fenian
meeting was held last night at Market Hall.
Addresses were delivered by Major Toohey
and others.
The colored people Of this city announce
their purpose TO celebrate the Sd of April,
the anniversary Of their freedom, by pro
eesson and speeches. They appeal to Gen.
Terry and Major Sanders to have good order
preserved. -.i e- fT
Found Dead. =a
PmLADEIPHIA, March 29.--Christian Ber-
| ger. the murderer of Miss Anna Watts, who
was to be executed on the 9th of April, was
found dead in his cell this morning. His
death is ascrihed to appoplexy. ..3
Lafayette College. rr.r
EAsToN, Pa, March 29.-The trustees of
Lafayette College met to-day and organized
a scientific course. Mr.. A. Pardee, of Hazle-
ton, gave one hundred thousand dollars,
and Mr.. VIM. Adamson, of Philadelphia
endowed the chair of chemistry. Among
the new professors elected were the Rev
George Jenkin, D. D., late President of
Washington College; Rev. Henry Osborn,
j. L. D., formerly of Retanak College Prof
Thomas Porter, of Franklin and Marshal
College, Pa; Rev. Dr.. Burrows, President
of San Francisco College, CAL; Prof Chas.
II. Hitchcock, of Amherst College, and Major
II. 7. Lee, of the 4th New York Artillery.
The citizens of EastOn subscribed funds to
erect additional buildings. l.. a
Fire.
OLEAN, n. Y, March 29.-The Oleau
House, barns and the livery stable of John
King were destroyed by fire this morning
There is little doubt but that this was the
work of an ineendiary. .+
Burned TO Death.
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VOL. AXX---NO. H.,

the Sergeant alarms Of the Senate Of the
United States the Members Of the Senate,
preceded by the President Of the Senate prC
tenn, and Secretary of the Senste; the Ser
geant-at-arms of the House of Representa-
tfves, preceded BY its Speaker and Clerk
the President Of the United States the
Heads of Departments; the Diplomatic
Corps; the Judges OF the, United States;
the Officers Of the Executive Departments i;
the Officers of the Army and Navy the
Mayor Of Washington; the citizens and
strangers ,-,..-.-lF ...-e ...f
The procession proceeded to the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Station, where the corpse
was placed in a. car for immediate trans
mission to Vermont.
Treaty. o-J a1
The treaty with the chief and head men
of the Lower Platte bands {of Dakota and
sioux Indians has just been officially pro-
mulgated. '-' 7
The Indians bind themselves not only to
close hostilities against white persons and
their property, but to use their influence
and if necessary their physical force to pre-
vent other bands of the Dakota or Sioux or
other adjacent tribes from making hostile
demonstrations against the government of
the United States Of. its people. They also
bind themselves o-use their influence to
promote peace among all classes and to
withdraw from the overland routes The
government is to pay them $4,000
yearly for twenty years and confer other
benefits upon them. t-a-a-. csla.
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Morning Edition.
Doclors Innler & Rnmsny. aa Mopu

Doctors Hunter q Ramsay, % MOnu
ment Square, Weckeriing's Block, Cleveland, o.
devote themselves exclusively to the treatment o
affections of the Throat, Lungs and Heart, en-
bracing catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Consumption, &c, &c, to which special class
of diseases their practice for many years past has
been confined. la sii 1af lf ,11-,a's.s (
In applying their undivided efforts to this i'm
pOrtant speciality, they have been stimulated to
act, not only by the calm Indifference with which
general practitioner regard the terrible mortality
and suffering attending Throat and Lung Diseases,
but also by the remarkable success both in Eng
land andAmerica, which has followed the DIRECT,
LOCAL and RATIONAL Treatment Of MEDIcArED
INHALATION, as advocated and praotised by them.
These gentlemen may be consulted personally,
or by letter, at their Office, every day, from 9
O'Clock A. M, till O'Clock P. NJ.
NorE.-Drs. Hunter & Ramsay have SO arranged
their practice, that one Of them viii visit patients
at a distance too iii to come to their ofite.
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