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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-02
From Ra,per's Weekly

Post once Matters - Washington
County, Pennsylvania, and West
virginia Mail Routes.
WAsH1NeToN, April 80.
The Postmaster General has issued
the following orders fs-ssE sIs
Pannsylvania-Rout No. 2632, Pitts
burg 10 Independence, John Chambers
contractor; curtail route to commence
at t1Burgettstown, saving twenty-seyen
miles. and end at West Mtddletown, in
lieu of Independence, and order three
additional trips per week.
Route, 2,620, Washington to Hooks
town, Samuel McCombs contractor; In
crease service between Burgettstown
and Hookstown to six times week,
being four additional trips per week
thereon. s g.es.4g.L-
tion. through with the Pittsburg ana
StenbenyilIe and the 'Rittsburg and
Cleveland Railroads, increasing regu-
towns and villages along the entire
lines. 4,
West VfrRinia-Route No. 4, ,S92. New
Greek Station, contract with WI. Babp,
of New Creek Station, to convey mails
from that place by Claysyilles Green
land, Locust Grove, Maysvihe ana Sc
moursYilIel toiLuney's Creek and back
twice a week sssE p -
Change Site and name of Wise, Jack
son county, West Virginia, to Look
harts, and appoint David Summory1lle
II. M. Hyre, Postmaster, Peek's Run.
UpshuE county, vice D. Il. Warner, de-
ceased e 80 70 .le
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The Secretary of the Treasury has
communicatedlhi purposes to'no one.
Buff he have notgreatly changed his
mind since he wrote his report to Con-
gress in December last, he is much
more likely to adopt the latter method
of disposing of his surplus than the
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I governor. Peirpont has appointed
General William Richardson as Adju=
tant General of Virginia. HIS predes
cessor was Colonel Strother, late of the
Union army.
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aessrs. lfcCABE, RRAFr 4 Co, Gelaegse,ls
Having used Rfaft 3 DiaTThea COMPOUND. for
Camp DiaTThea, with which have been deep
ISeneCife Tfrfef haEijIg I1iEed and dndtpg Il not
only q presenf FeEie1 but pegHla1leIt cure,
take pleasure in recommending u 70 the M
ed r,,snlIp 18th W. Z ". ~ infantf.y. 81
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oN1Y RKnLAB1E RkalRpY
or itaklnd now in use
"CH o l. "a RA,"

or 1t. kindred diseases-durins the coming
'Tse following are q few OF the certificates
.vvf1ich shnVa been voluntarily given to the
PropFietors, by persons " ho are well known
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Ff0m The JacksonUtne (Flal Times AprR 16.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
FLORIDA.
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Taxation aud, Revenue---7An Impor-
tant tProbIem--.ShalI We Attempt TO
Reduce the Debt or Simply Pay the
Interest4 The Present Generation
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The lawyers Test Oath Declared 10
he constitutional by Hon. Philip
Fraser, United States Judge for the
Northern District of Florida.
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Fortaes the System. Against The Evil
E9ects Of Jn.ehotesome Water.
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The Great Cure for All Diseases or the
- afnrnneIn Llrnr. and EinNraIsI.

The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for n snfe and Trustworthy meli-
cine, ffee from caloInel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
the internal organs as to enable them 10 per-
form their proper functions without q con-
tinunI resort to medicinal aid.
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NAsnIyIILE, Tenn, nee. ~. $50.

D - NAsHYILLE, Iehh.I ~ = I9l1s y
: Messrs Ecjf,ABE. RRAET& Co, GeAtfeEle1f 2
Ti1avs fetT, IiSif1T your tDtauhea Comp
I'm my family for sose = ~ t
~ fiSIGI lISFe ever used and do ct1eerful-
y SS1a1SSG1nanSeud Il 70 my tTiends.gs So
= y. a IflsTCALFE,5
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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, Medicated.) J
UNRoUAIEp REarEDY FOR

UNEQUALED REMEDY FOR ,iss..'
Diarrhea, SUMMER Complaint, Cholers Nor
bus, Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic DiaIrhea. II Il highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change OF wntEr and
diet. Used with great success in the army
hospitals In violent cases Of Chronic Diafrhea-
This preparation Is simple and harmless, un-
adultered, expressly for medlclnaluse
For Sale I'm an Parts OF the world.
rBCentral Depot, American Express BuIld-
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. Menufac-
tory Concentrates and Ferry Streets, Hudson,
NY. GEO. C. HUBREL a co
E9f1 L7t=E "a tl1i PropTistofa.
MccABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug
gistS Wheeling, Sole Agent for West VIZ.
ginla: alSo,- prppEfetpTS OF RTRfts Dianhen
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bono Liniment, Dr. StRhPs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
dec2S SGmdAw
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ThePoIiuca.

The Political situntion---As Significant
Remnrk---The status OF the Seeding
States-.-The So-calIed conservative
POIicy''---A ForeibIe View.
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f1fevABF. KRAFT q Co. .Wholesale Drug
0isfS wheeling. W. Va. sole ProprietotH, 70
whom an orders should hs a6idfesssti J, = =.
wheeling, WEST &MITCHELL, Bridgeport
Ohio. and by DeaIeE1 In Med:eines every
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n KEGS WIIITE Ill1AD, PURE, Just
9Ureceiysad 8 and 5ors.le by opsEtsT, Chem sssssa
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MfdiraI.
IN u B B II LIS
cELERRATD
GOLDEN BITTERS I

A PURELY VEGETABLE TONIcii
1Nv1GoRATrNe AND STRENGTHENING
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Rebel Belle Boyd has sued in. Eng
land for divorce from her husband, ex-
Lieut.. Harding of the navy. She says
the fellow is utterly worthless and dis
sipated, which might almost he inferred
from his marrying her. Belle is train
inp for the stage vs.
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The largest distillery in America has
been opened at Louisville, KY, by New
York, Boston and Louisville capital
lists. 1t is able to distill a million gal
Ions of NYhiSISY eYerY wear.
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In anticipation of sickness, this sum-
mer, the Five Points house of industry
at New York will keep a constant sup
ply of beef tea and Indian or oat meal
Cruel, to be distributed gratuitously to
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The government is breaking up its
camps Of idle negroes. Those at Roam
oke Island and Newbern are to be tak--
en- into the interior, and distributed
where they can find work.
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ThaY Contain no Poisonous Drug.

PURELY VEGErARLE.-Hubbelis celebrated
Golden BitteIs are composed OF 6entian, CHl-
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Antse, Orange
Peel, CaliSay0 Bark. Columbo, Bark Of SaS5l-
mas Root, Sherry Wine. Butteruut Bark, CnT-
away Seed, Yellow Dofk, Dlndelion, &c ,--al
nrLssarYed In Innnnicn Rum.
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The cheapest and nastiest molasses
in Cincinnati is boiled until it ropes,
cooled in pans, and when hard, broken
up and pulverized. Ground rye IS then
mixed with it, after which it is boxed
up, each box being sold at eighty cents,
and labelled "Pure Essence of Coffee"
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HosfEoRARHIC 1fEDI0Ln1 QO1lRA
t3licS MI nenot No 81 Broadway New ! oflSs14
m. Hu,lruREIs is consulted daily Af n ON
or ~ Istter, a afose, tQr an forml Qi
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Ihe power FeSLeu III SOHSEeSS ny Iue
Constitution to constitute tribunals
interior to the Supreme Court to pro-
vide for the common defence and gem
eral welfare of the United States, and
to make all laws which shall be neces-
sary and proper for carrying into exc
cuiiun those powers, and all other pow
ers vested by the Constitution in the
Governments ofthe United States, or IN
any department or officer thereof,
would seem to authorize the conclusion
that Congress has the constitutional
right TO provide for the common defence
and general welfare by enactfng such
laws as shall exclude from places of
power, honor or trust under The Gov
erntflent all such persons as have by
their acts proved themselves unfit to
participate In the administration of its
affairs by attempting its overthrow.
Even those who feel the hardship of
this rule as affecting themselves Will be
constrained TO acknowledge its Justice.
1t may be proper to add that 1 do not
hold that an attorney of this court is an
officer ofthe Government of the United
States, nor that the mere privilege ofan
torney to practice at the bar is proper
I.ty, nor that the proceeding is a crimi-
nal case in which the applicant can be
lcompelIed to testify against himself.
Indeed, he is not compelled to testify
at all, and should he testify, he can
only do SO In his own behalf.
There is no criminal processing in
this scourt against the applicant in
which testimony is required.
The pardon exempts him from the
punishment the law inficts for the
crime of treason, but does not entitle
him to resume the status which he has
abandoned as an attorney and counsel
1or Of this court. That can only be done
IN accordance with the rules OF court
prescribed ibF the court itself or by Con-
eress. As rule has been established
by Congress, the court must be goyz
herned by It.
I am led to the conclusion that this
ruIe Is not repugnant TO the Constitu-
ton, and that the motion of the appii-
cant must be denied. = g.sai.s : 5silsia
lss PHILIP FRASER,
Judge United States District Court,
Northern District of Florida.
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BANK KERs. AND BROKERS'.
EEL AND nRAss FOUNDERS.

DERRY & DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
Manufacturers Of ali kinds Of Brass york.
dealers ia gas steam sud water pipe, oil well tQ-
ting ana pump, gum hose, packing, spe'ter, solder
and babJt, No. IA Broad street, near the nVer.
mRrlf
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Land HoI

Gold closed at 4 p. m. yesterday a
1901. The premium, therefore, is jus
one-sirtk of what it was in the darkes
days financially of our great War. II
other words, we have already trav
creed tfUs sirths of the way from oul
worst estate back to perfect solyency
Are we such towards that we shall
now shrink back into hopeless insoi
vency, when it is but little way for
ward to Resumption.
Who has suffered unjustly by the
progress we have made? What depart
ment of useful industry has been Grip
pied? What laudable business has been
paralyzed2 What laborer has been de
prived of work or bread2 What valua-
bic product has been SO reduced in
price that it can no longer be produced
without loss? Wherein has the Cur
rency been unduly, perniciously con
tracted2 Speak out
Give the Secretary ample power to
fund his demand and short-time obli-
cations, and we can move right on to
Specie Payments And then every
greenback and bank note will be worth
It's face in gold, and gold-gambling will
be one Of the lost arts And then our
Two Hundred Millions and over Of
Specie will be currency; whereas, it
now is not Nobody will hoard gold
for duties or speculation, because there
viii be no motive to do so. Our banks
must keep a tight rein on importation,
30 as not to be drained of their coin to
pay balances against US in Europe.
Courage, friendsl there is land ahead
N 7. Tribune.
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TIE CoYFIsCATED PRoPERTY OF LOYAL
MEE IN THE SouTH-The Judiciary Com
mittee Of the House have ukler con.
sideration, and will probably report
next Tuesday, a bill empowering the
President, or any military commander
who represents him in the late rebel
lious States. TO reinstate loyal men in
the possession Of lands which they were
deprived Of by rebel confscation du
ring the war, as everybody knows the
confederate government INDUCED pret
ty heavily in cOntscatiOn against those
who were known TO favor the Union
cause. Since the war many of their de.
crees have been reversed and the for
mer owners reinstated in possession oi
their property The object Of the pro-
posed bill il 10 keep the loyal owners
in possession by the employment oil
military power until the Southern coun
try has become so far settled that the
questions can be tried before the civil
courts. It's merely a measure to choke
Oft the lawyers temporarily.-Cor. " T.
Herald.
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MAJ Gen. United State


The crime Of fUticide as it is nov
called, has been properly the subject oi
newspaper comment The extent oil
this crime is not exaggerated, indeed
it is not realized. A fact has Just come
to light in village not more than
thirty miles from Rochester, that shows
how frequently this crime is committed
and with what impunity. In cleansing
the vaults attached to hotel-a first
class hotel-the workmen removed no
less than eight bodies of infants, in all
stages of decomposition. One Of these
was enclosed in a sachel, another in a
pair of soldiers pantaloons. while
others were evidently deposited with
out covering How this was all done,
and Just when, Is a mystery which can
not be disclosed. The hotel is much
frequented by travellers, anG guests at
the hotel may have brought these de-
posits among their baggage TO be thus
disposed of and concealed from view.
If the history Of each iptus could be
written what tale Of crime might be
unfolded. In how many Of these cases
actual Observation-Disclosures com
mitted, it is impossible to say, as no
close investigation was made. How
ever disgusting the subject, we deem it
a duty to put this brief outline of facts
upon record as a part of the history of
the times.-Lt0chestsr Union, March 9.
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL. NoRWEN & GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys at Law ana Claim Agents, practice m all
the Courts. Collections promptly attended 70 ;
also claims against the United States and vouchers
coected. Otloe u North cherry street. up starr.
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Capt Mckenzie, the victor in the re-
cent New York Chess TouTnanent is
40 plav a match with Mr.. G. Reichhelm,
the best player in Philadelphia, during
he present week. The affair derives
additional interest from the Tact that
Can't Mckenzie is an Engiishman, and
also because the friends Of the latter
Gentleman claim him 20 be the best
Slaver in the country since the retire
ment of Paul AOrphy,
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Graham, Dorsett & 90 ,
Successors to HAYES, GRAHAM & CO,
IMPORTERS or
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY,
4ogs, Planks, Boards and Yeneers
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

II EGEMAN'5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, or + iIil
II oi Callsays BARK, with PyrophOsph8te Cf Iron
Prepared by HEGEMAN B CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
flKOPHO5PHAIE OF IRON was introduced by
+ hobiquet Of Earis, IN 1858, and received fay0ra
bic nouce irOm the french Academy, It IS easi
assIniistedt and not decompOsed IN the s-Cmach By
iood or the gastric JUICE; lt d p prompt eticieul
tonici combining the effects Cf Phosphorus and
Iron, and is not - mUlst0ug or irrItsnt
Our FERRAIED ELIXIR or BARK is a Ileas-
ant Cordial 20 sessIng the valuable properties o
Caisays Bark, and contains elgnt gIaiu4 OF the Py-
Tcpnosphaie Oi Iron no each fluid ounce, and IN all
cases, where mild ard ethcsoI0J,s Iron lCuIe n
desired, VIII be bund a most valuable preparAt OE
sam pies furnished % Physicians on application
PURE VACCINE CRU5T5. selected from healthy
country children. warranted reliable.
HEGEMsN a cos Cordial Elixir Csl saga Bark
Alum and kIuO Lozenges and Uhlorate P0.ssh 10,
zenges- All the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN CO.,
mart Gm Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Judge Mason, in the Supreme Court
Of New York, gave an interesting de-
cision Friday. A guest at the Laiarge
House was robbed Of a watch. his riDgs
and scarf pin, together with two hupd-
red dollars IN money, and on sueing.
the proprietor set up IN defense that
the rule OF the house (under the sta
tute OF the State) required valuables to
be deposited in the safe Of the Office.
The Judge, however, charged that this
did not apply 70 a watch, or such lew
elry as a man usually carried about. his
person, nor 70 such amounts Of money
g were usually carried in the pockets
Of travellers 10 supply ordinary neces-
. lies. The jury brought in A verdict
giving the plaintiff i've hundred sud
twenty-five dollars
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BOOK AND JOR PRINTING.
ItREMERN.

NASHVILLE UNION PAINTING Co.-Book
~ and Job Printers, 81 Publishers Of the Dai-
| " and Weekly Union, ruter's Alley, between
Union and. Deaderick streets.
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A house worth twenty FIVE thousand
dollars has been presented TO General
Sherman, in St Louis. 1t is situated
on Garrison avenue, near Franklin.
and the lot is eighty-four feet front by
depth of one hundred and ffty-feeL
The money was raised in August last.
the sum collected by his friends being
thirty thousand dollars The invest.
ment in the house was made recently.
and the balance of the money deposit
ed to the credit of the General, in the
First National Bank of ST. Louis
The correspondence has not been pub
hshed until a few days since. Here
is General Sherman's share Of it:
"HEADQ'Rs Mil. DIV. OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
''ST- LOUIS, No, Aug. Is, 1868.
''Messrs. John How, Barton Able, John j. Roe. ".
ii. McPherson, v. Garrison, and John L. lore
81. LOU Nc.
"GENTLEMEN-I am this moment in
receipt of your kind note, in which
you inform me that you have placed
the sum of $4,000 to my credit with
which TO enable me to procure a home
in your midst / can hardly find words
eNaN sN " NoANNg " oA NY b6lbG OF
obligation, both for the subject matter,
and the manner in which il is done
This sum of money exceeds all that |
have received from the Government of
the United States for four years of labor
in the midst of danger and trouble
and l can hardly suppose | merit so
valuable reward from personal friends.
But / confess it comes to me in such a
shape as to encourage a belief that If
will provide me what l most need-a
home for my family--and will, there
fore, increse my usefulness in the fu-
ture. L therefore accept it with crate
ful thanks, and shall proceed to i-Vest
the amount in the purchase of a good
house and lot, and will furnish it to
the extent Of every cent, when l will
report to you the exact result The
thus acquired shall be the
home Of myself aud family, as long as
l possibly can command my time, which
l hope will be for life
again thanking you most kindly,
and through you the friends who have
made up this sum, / am, with great
your friend and servant,
"WM 7. SHERMAN,
"Msj. Gen United States Army"
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Read Thi-.
SAM. r. SMITH,

lLalsN ~ O.. SGH O. H..N
No. p North Cherry street, .Day E1uut.
old stoud1 keep the Fines. Ermiy Da
ries, Braud.ss, Wines, Pun, Robertson Conn
ty, Bourbon, and Bye WhskIss, ud ata.
rious assortment of Fancy Gl.s,5gs. Allies
cheap as can be hadlu the city. Alive as.
is to give us call aua zee laf yaIas.rH
dec25tt
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COLGATE's HONEYssAP.

Tins celebrate q TOilss soap. 10 slsa aa.vsr.s
demand is male nom the choicest u.5.eus.z. .s
mild aad smOlisut in is nature. lrasr.uti,
'esa'ea, aud extremely bsneBciaI .n .ls s.rra
upon the ska For sale by al Ururgs,s sat
Fancy 6oots usslers- ..sl5-Iy
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~ NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water.

MO natural or artf ,iaI compound hss yet been
IN discovered or manufactured thst equals these
waters preventative, relief snd permanent cure
for many temporary and chrome diseases, prov
ed bJ the experience OF many thousands who have
drsnk then for years, with the most beneficial ef-
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EMPIRE WATER

Is 8 csthartc, and a valuable remedy for Bheuma-
usm, persngement Of the Liver, Diseases of the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
salUiary ln Lung Diseases. 10 Is an aimost sure
cure for scTOiua, and the most aggravated forms OF
DyspeT a As "a preventive and cuIe rial. bilOus
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CONGRESS- WATER

Is csthartic, alternative and tonic aud is vs'us-
bic remedy for sfscticns ~ the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspeps a, GOut, Chronic Constipation snd Cutsue
Gus diseases Isa most powerful preventive Of the
Feyers snd Bilious Comp,snis, so prevalent IN
mar elm
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NO. ESQ.
SPECIAL NOTICES

v-,-o Z -1,A-ooteeRtPHs.--Photograpbs OF Gcre-s.l
i.-l.- tc.'olAl aad Confederate, The largest r,.-
Iecsi9n IN the west, ior sale, wholesale an,
U5' ls14lt' homember the place, Gallery ts,
mrcial Hotel. t5,s,S- 5,'.., 4, '..''
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MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, IEss., Dec. q, 1895.
DROPERTT owners on College ard Market
II streets. between ths square and Broad street
are hereby notified to construct new stone or brick
p3vements, 90 reset the old ones wherever it h.
requIrsi, IN accordance With the specifications and
grades which will b. furnished uy the City Engineer
on application. sad WORK mus be commenced
within ten days from this date, and pushed rapidly
10 completion or the city vii contract wIh parte.
for The same and the expense viii be charged 10
the property owners.
dec2g " MATT BROWN Msvnv
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MADISON County ELECTIoYs-The fol
lowing is the vote Of Madison county.
for county officers, at the late election
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su1 instruction 10 Touls NJ ~. 49, .-- -
. 5,-le uet-nleal ier Diseases df the Urinary 49,
9eAuai y lsteiila-ogut irc- tu sssIaI .......
Addfessl nc; ,, shlLLlN HOU0HrON. HaasIi
Association, Philadelph.s ~ -Is h.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

NTIIs1R, J. W. & CO.-Hsralscturers and
! w Wholesale and Retail Iesets 10 Tin, Copper
s1d Sheet Iron Wsre and Furnishing Goods, No. II
Co tege street.