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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-20
second congressional district.
Editors Intelbgcnccr:


As the time is near at hand for con-
yention to nominate a candidate for
Congress, il behOoyeS US to be on the
alert for man to I'LL this high and re-
sponsible position. have heard OF
several candidates whose names will
probably go before the convention TO be
held at Parkersburg.
II should be our aim to select a man
of known loyalty, sterling integrity,
and one possessing the ability to repre-
sent an Intelligent constituency.
y man possessing these necessary
quallhcauonS-a man whom l have
known as an efficient delegate in the
Richmond Convention, fighting against
secession to the last; man whom l
nave known as a representative from his
tfreStonl county in the Stale LegiSla-
tura, and who believe was Chairman
OF the Finance Committee, is in the per
son OF James C. McGrew, Esq, OF Pres
Ton County, who l am sure would do
honor to the position, if elected, and
iaiIniu!ly represent in the Congress of
the United States, the people of the
SECOND DISTRICT.
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TIE Southern papers are not 4 unit
in support Of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, a. might naturally be expected.
but hesitate, c-iucise. and speculate a
good deal as 70 what sort Of a conven-
ton it Is really going TO be. The Au-
gusLa CDTStitutL0EGlLst -eiteratas with
all the emphasis Of italics that the Ma
tional IHtelllgsaesr advises the South
to put forward as political leaders only
the men who are fitting representatives.
Of the existing Union Sentiment in that
section, and then declares that the lib
eTty of choice is restricted and therefore
that it opposes the convention utterly
absolutely, entirely" and that Its
course Is the course of jefferson Davis,
God bless him, and Robert F. Lee
The Richmond Enquirer takes thesame
ground, and iniimates that if word is
10 be said as to the antecedents of the
Southern delegates, OF as to their pres
ent sentiments in reference TO Union
and rebellion, the high-toued Virgiufaus
will spurn the invitation to attend If
II it comes from President johnson
himself. The Miiledgeville Recorder
says the question is simply one az
eXpediency: and that the South Is more
powerful in every respect. holding
a!oof, and waiting for better offers, than
II she accepts the first made with its
degrading conditions, and responds TO
q cai! which denies the right of a State
TO dissolve the Union. The Macon
CHi<eH expresses dissatisfaction with
the course of President johnson, and
says as long IS Jefferson Davis is deni-
ed the clemency OF an Immediate ra.
lease, the South owes the President
nothing, and should send no ,3aIaIy.,,aS
to a convention of his friends. A5j 81
we might go on quoting indetinirsIy,
Beside the papers from which We 49,
cited, the Charlottesville Chr07,ieI. III
Abingdon TIrginiGH, the Lvncbbnrr,
Republican,, in Virginia. the winnSs
borough, South Carolina, Nelrs. the
Mobile AdUertiSer and Register, in Ala
bama, the Columbus San and the Au-
Eusta Press, in Georgia, with probably
dozens of others not accessible TO us,
unite in urging that the leading spirits
OF the new party movement must eat
several slices more of humble pie be-
fore the adhereuts of the lost cause can
condescend to sit at their feast,
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THE European nations, as they will
fight, will soon discover how much i,
costs. Thus, in Berlin, the rate of war
taxation already imposed, exclusive of
customs, is IL and one-ninth per cent.
In Hanover, the taxes levied amount
to about s. p for each one of the people.
and in Saxony the Prussian Govern
ment alone levies contributions to that
amount. As Austria was taxed before
the war at so high rate that large
masses of her people were constantly
meditating outbreaks, it is difficult to
understand how she can afford to nav
the great increase the war makes neces-
sary.
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COlsate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from ne
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use ofL.adies and for the Nursery. Its per-
fune is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrvaIled. For sale by all druggists
6eh1-.1x1A-
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a LONDON paper gives an impressive
account of the recent accident to the
Prince of Wales, and ys:-.At first
he looked somewhat shaken, and as if
suffering from blow on the head. Re-
covering almost Immediately, and
never losing his self-possession for a
moment, he seated himself on a bench
close by, while the horse was being
caught, and his hat and cane picked up
by the bystauders."
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BALD HEADS,
ATTENTION! GREY HEADS
THE nW-EENg

MRS. WINSLOWS Queen of Hair r.
sfo7erS is Queen. not only in name, but in
virtues. Il will make the hair grow, and ne
heSt Hair ReStorer in the market II will me-
the head nom dAndrun, and produce a new
growth OF hair when ii has fallen or il faith
iu!Ly applied Try the queen. 1t is delight
iGl haiE-dreSSing. Recollect the name, Mrs
MlnS!oEs Queen OF Hair RAStorerS- Sold
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W.
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aItw advertisements.

TT0HE CAMERON AMATEUR DRAMATIC
TROUPE will give an Exhibition in Wash.
ington Hall on Monday evening, July 25Td,
for the benefit Of a church at present being
built in Cameron, W. Va.
Tickets for sale at the Mcclure House,
Sprigg House, Bookings Drug store, and at
A. P0lIock'S also at Jesse B. Mellor's Music
Store, where reserved seats can be secured.
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RooTiS PEsTACHISE preserves the life oftbe
Hair-chanSesi ii from gray to It's ORIGINAL color
IN three week-prevents the hair from fall
lnS-iS the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-yEill SllrsIy renoI.s
dandrun and cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully."- peCfumed, cures badness, and
quickly, and tell it true, when We say it Is a
perfect "
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStashio Nut on. Sold by all DrusEiStS
ORRlS SKINNER & CO, Sole PT6prietnrs
Springfield. Mas
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 20.

a FRIEND who has been reading the
European war news attentively thinks
he has discovered the secret TO the Aus
triau defeats in the presence of General
Mcclellan at their headquarters.
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Life! Life!
DROPS!
DROPS

AMERICAN LIFE DRoPs will cure Diptbsyia
coughs bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
rheumatism. Neuralgia Ague in the Faoa
iheadache, Tooihace, Bruises, Sprains, Chilb-
Sh0lera in single day. Sold by all Druggists
with full directions for use
OREIS SKINNER 4 90 Pro7-5a.o,S
Springfield. Mass DEMAS BARNES 4 Co
Agents for Boston maTIS IL
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By the Rev. James l. Clark, on Thursday
morning, July 18th, AT the residence OF the
brides father. Mr.. JAMES T. PETTICoRD and
Miss MARGARET WILEY.
In Philadelphia Pa, July 10th. 1876, by the
Rev. VIM. +. Maugher, Mr.. JOHN BoDLEY OF
Wheeling, West Va, and Miss MARY Nc
CRACREN, OF Lenni, Delaware county, Pa.
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NALLANDIGHAM passed

NALLANDIGHAN passed through
GAINESVILLE on his way TO Washington,
ar evening or two since. The Courier
OF that place supposeS that he is after
the position OF Comptroller OF the
Treasury, about 10 be vacated by Free
man Clark. His experience in frac-
uonal currency, mostly of the "ten
cent = denomination, is supposed 10 be
the claim he VIII urge.
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Marriages Am CEIIRAcr

MARRIAGE AND CELIRACF. an F.
say OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which INNS.
trate the vital powers, with sure means ore
lief Sent Eree OF charge in sealed letse- en-.
NeioPeS Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIN HOUGH-
Ton. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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a FEW ofthe Southern papers of the
most Peppery character have entered
into the agitation Of the question
What would happen if JET. Davis
should die in PRISON. Some of them
think Nature would go into convuI-
sions- The Richmond IFEes says:
The death of such & man in prison,
after the world knows what he has SUI
fered- MI arouse q moral storm rrhicb
Kill sIrssFI from The cs7ltT. u The cream fer
sacs Of CTrIstsHG0Bt, and pIllory 10
shame forever, on the page OF history.
the actors in the dark tragedy OF Fort
reSS Monroe. The death of Davis in
prison viii be an indignant theme BE-
fore which the deeds OF the Inquisition,
The crimes OF the Basule. the murders
Of London Tower. and the horrors OF
the Austrian dungeon. will glow radi-
ant with the Light otjUStlcs and mercy -
There were several thousand better
men, says the Cincinnati C5Huerc.li,
than JEFF Davis, who died in prison in
the South. and assisted 70 arouse a
moral storm that swept seCSs!on from
the face Of the earth. But we think
Js1- Davis might die without exciting
any extraordinary oommotion, moral
or physical. II he canno: live on veal
outlets and fresh oysters. with his wife
and servants TO pet him, perhaps he
had better BE- permitted 70 die quietly
= great many better men-bzite-
Christians, according 70 ali reports
have been hung, without producing
earthquakes or tornadoss. Perhaps
the experiment OF hanging will yet IL
tried with JET
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Just Ichnt unrf necd L.ndie,

TheSe Pills act as a mild and gentle s,inu-
liant with a most happy influence on mind
ana t'ody, correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions. mental debility. melsn-
choly, &c; restoring nature to its prorlr
channels Under certain circumstances tiiev
should not b uSed. Price 81 GO Per box. BY
mail TO any address 81 10. Sold BY
LACGHlISS & BCSHETELD.
ALSo by c h ODRERT, Stone Bridge.
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The Knabe Piano

IsEeu enough known throughout the United
StateSio stand upon its merits and II Is not
Necessary to PEDDLE them through The
country or send agents from door to door to
sing their praise.
The proper way for purchasers to supply
themselves is to apply 10 responsible agent,
where they know that what they buy is tust
as represented.
Another method of pushing bad work upon
the public is to sell through AtEsic Teachers
allowing them large commissions for recon-
mending their Instruments This mode OF
doing business Of course iJlcTedIsI the price As
the commission nIiLf necessarily come from
the purchaser.
In purchasing from the agent Of drSt-claSs
manufacturer. an instrument can be had at
the factory price-notwithstanding the repre-
sensations Of outside makers that the dealers
commission" increases the price ofthe instru.
ment.
Persons in want OF hrSt-olass Pianos cannot
expect to buy them at second or third class
prices
The public are invited to examine the
stock OF
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DIR. LAROOKAH'S
Indian Vegetable Pn1roonjo S-

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHOOPISG
y CoCGH, GROUP, ASTHMA. CATARRH,
5RoSCHITIS- PAIN IN THE s DE, NIGHT
SWkAESr HoARSESES. to which public
SPEAKERS and singers are liable, CoNsUNP-
Ton; In Its early stages and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs
lndorSed by the highest medical authority.
c!srgTnen OF every denomination authors.
sSiiinrS, professors in our various colleges and
by many OF our most eminent public men.
containing no opium, II Is adapted to every
age and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many OF the cough preparations OF which
opium and iPecac are the base.
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Aleu- advertisements:
HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING
July 18th, 1856. ]
P1bIic Notice

Public Notice.
CLOPS, CARRIAGE, OFFAL AND ALL
. other animal or vegetable material sub
ject to decomposition, must from day to day
be removed from the premises and properly
disposed Of. such material should not be
deposited in streets or alleys, vacant lots or
public grounds. bat destroyed or conveyed in
water tight beds. securely covered to the
Ohio river. and exposed to its current.
Keepers OF public houses and heads of families
are hereby notified to see that this order IS
strictly carried out Saloon keepers will take
notice that Stops containing ierinented liquor;
such as beer. ale, &c. must not be empLied
into the streets or alleys, but disposed OF in
the same manner AS other offensive material.
Proper and uninterrupted drainage on
premises, alleys and streets must be maintain
Cd, land notice Is hereby given TO forthwith
remove all obstruction and keep in good or
der all sewers, drains, cutters and sinks
throughout the city.
RICHARD BLUM, NJ. D.,
jyl7-St Health Officer.
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THEY are earnestly at work in I

THEY are earnestly at work in the
preliminary movements looking to-
wards the rebuilding of the CITY of
Portland, Me. An army of men are
busy removing the de6,iS of the terri
bic confiagration and preparing the
locale for the re-erection OF new and
much improved structures. We think
II probable that Portland will be found
20 nave Won considerable advantage.
after all, by this calamity. Thus Pro
s va often brings us good out OF
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WHEAT has fallen, in Chicago, from
twenty-five to twenty-seven cents a
bushel. Cause-eSceSsive speculation.
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HENRI \. WISE made another of his
silly and reasonable speeches al Nor
folk last Saturday night, the subject of
which was the Churches of the South
and the duty and propriety of rebuild
ing them. He said he had not taken
any oaths or asked for any parions.
for the reason that he had committed
no crime, and he did not intend to de-
grade himself by acquiescing in the
opinion that he had committed crime.
He had simply obeyed the voice OF Tir-
Einia, 8 sovereign State, to resist the
war Of invasion that had been waged
against her. The speaker avowed that
with the result of war in the extirpa-
ton of slavery he had no quarrel. 1t
was cause of devout thanks to God
that he had been released from the
presence and pressure Of negrodom and
niggerdom alike; hut, while he thus
rejoiced at the result. and while he
would not alter that result il he could.
never would he concede the rightfuI-
ness of the means employed 10 effect
that end.
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WHILE the people generally of the
country have been sweltering with
heat, those who navigate the grea, lakes
have been shivering with cold. The
Milwaukee Sentinel is informed bv sea-
men that they hardly ever experienced
colder weather in summer than during
the past week. The schooner Toledo
!eft Manistee on the 4th of July for
Milwaukee. Her helmsman was
obliged, on Friday. to wear heavy win
ter mittens in order TO keep his hands
from becoming benumbed with cold,
ana the officer in charge only kept up
his animal heat by walking the deck
brisEly in heavy overcnat. Ii is ex-
Pected to be much cooler outside than
IN shore. but such disparity as this is
quite rare.
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To RrioknaLars

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceiEed by the Building Committee Of the
before W edneSday, the SOJh day of the preS
ent month, st oclo5k, p m. for the nsSSinp
SAND BRICK TO be good hard brick Of ire
size OF those now being used 10 r.
made and delivered one half by the lO;h CisT
o. september next and the remainder by re
Gth day OF October next, and 10 Be delTSer5i
Al such places about the building az me
Building Superintendent may Cira-f IRE
COMMITTEES reSsryinS the right to reJecf any
or All bids Bonds with approved SssuritXX-
VIII Be required OF the contractor PnonoS AZ
TO be addressed to the Chairman ar fhStESS -
Tnittee at Weston, and marked PronoS1i.
ROI' &C 4 T. CAMDEN,
7. u. HALE,
h HILLS,
Elo-S Building Committee
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Turner's Festival.

LTTHE LAST CONGRESS HELD AT
n Allegheny city, on the 9th inst, Wheel
ing was designated as The place. and Septem-
her 18th, 5ih & 9th as the time, when the next
Annual Festival OF the Turner's Association
for the Western District. shall b. held. To
assist in Gefraying the heavy expenses OF this
Festival. the Finance Committee will call Il p
on the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity TO
contribute for that purpose at an early day.
and hope they will meet with hearty recep-
ton, as the Association are determined TO
make II one OF the most brilliant affairs ever
held in the city.
BY order OF The Finance Committee:
q. W. FRANZHElM,
PHILLIP SCHUHLE,
AUGUST ROLF,
FRANK WALTER,
JOHN WEBS,
JOSEPH SCHUYLER,
ANTON. REHMAS,
CHRIST. LOBMULLER,
FRED. LOBENSTEIS,
JOACHIM BEUTER,
HERMANN RE\SER,
FL. ROTHACKER, Secretary OF Finance
Committee. jyli-lw
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GENERAL SHERMAN in his speech to
the students at Yale, said or prophe-
sled:
As You so out into life you will find
opportunities enough to stand up for
the old hag-you may even have a
chance to tight for it. I tell YOU that
BEFORE you pass from the stage there triy
De. E9ht'H9. an comparison auth IcIieh name
'eit! seem slight, and l have had enough =
The New York Times Celebrates on
this and wants to know whether the
war will be "the same as that which
has just been predicted in Europe by
the celebrated Michel Chevalier-a war
IN which American Democracy is to be
arEayed against the combined kings
and tyrants of the European CONT
neut"
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aanstfaI austrumtuts.

INHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
L hTl0be Piano has induced makers OF In
ferior instruments to represent to their custO-
merS that the Pianos they sell are precisely
the same as the KTdbe. made by workmsn
formerly employed by them, &c, &C.
This Is an old dodge. and one that Is only
pTacticed by manufacturers, who cannot sch
their instruments TO the trade and conss-
market at any price
This mode OF doing business should be
enough to convince purchasers at once OF the
SUPERIORITY OF THE KSABE- The
mere fact of small makers taking them as
the STANDARD, and working upon their
say.
Il is a web known fact that all first-claSs
Piano manufacturers have their established
agencies and dispose Of their goods through
them.
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Nj NERAL WELLS. NEAR PAREERS
" ~ RG, w. Na--The urderStgneIi IaI2
LnS IsCently EeC1odeled and refurnfSFs-I fEt-
- a!epI ana extensive establishment and
~ sIS- 81 thereto complete Bathing AppSrsfrs
; ;oE 5Ol or Cold Baths Dancing GslI EiIH
~ ~ - Ten Pin Alley, and other piaceS
" Conllof1 and amusement, takes piessS :,
announcing to its old friends for ISS - ~, e "a
~ .E2atLonase thanks are returned. and TO
20 ~ iOa!c generally, that 1t viii Be reopzne,i
-. - tHS reception OF visitors, on JT-SE 49,
wen Nnsh II VIII affo-d Inducements 70 PT,eS-s
SssAlns either health or amusement. Fnea,IT
s-l'-i ~ ~ 70 those OF any previous seaS5o and
y - 70 any watering place in the coQor-T
1EAAS OF BoARD.-FoG regular visitors ~
Neek- varying ascending to location OF TnIT1
upled. from SO 80 70 Sl5u1. For rrsnSSs,-.
customers, per day, - So
. ~ oNSLBCS LINE will run regularly ~
'NSen the Wells and PSCksESburY aS foIi1ISS-
NO. mug LtGs-LeavinE the W elFS a. -S =
sa.LlS-hg a ParkerSo1rg in time for The 80
$500 49, Sno trSlns- Returning. leaving pa
HeltS at a m. A4S a. me
m Zen t,,<i.Layt3g the Wells a. 81
!92-oSo A W. GORDON, PSoprieli6S3 in
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Sale of Valuable Coal and Farming
Land in Ohio County.
1866,

1855. JULY 9TH. 1866
Die NC PARTIES AND OTHERS DE-
\ oeSlElnS TO celebrate the 9Th in a becOm-
ing manner, should not fail TO supply them
SSSiSeS with literal allowance Of thoSs de.
!!SnuulLE caTo7ed fruit SyTupS-Slch as ara
Sotd az my SODA water counter. These svrrrS
Ehen mixed with ice or cold spring water
totIn pleasant and refreshing drink. fre.l
ties A'-Oke4-
sod by the gallon, bottle. or in any GUAM
SS uSSIs1- E BOOKING
~ Ouo et!oT : Hall, Wheeling. W. Va
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Dr. CUMMINGS lectured recently a,
Halifax, England, on the "Signs of the
Times" The lecturer did not claim TO
be prophet, but expressed his belief
that these were solemn and startling
times, and that the world was on the
point Of great events. The great lines
OF prophecy, he said, seem 10 intersec,
the year 1907. The world, he believed,
would not b. destroyed. but would en-
dure forever in a more purified and
exalted state. Though he was unable
% explain the increase OF Catholicism
II England, he believed the heart OF ths.
country was still true TO Professionalism.
IN lI&- there were five thousand priests
in Paris : but though tie population OF
the city had doubled itself since that
time there were now nine hundred
priests only in Paris. He believed the
Saturday evening of the world was
very near. and that on the Sabbath OF
one thousand years which was at hand,
there would be a sunrise which would
experience no western decIension.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL
Prioa n oaotS a,,x3 81 - h....,.

IT -C- % CENTS and = pr bOtIe-
Dr. E R KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melruse, Mas.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLISS & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
E1Sts, also by I. h. Logan Co, and Logan
l-lSt d Co. my2SSmdSw
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JUST wHArToU wAxrLAD,Es.
~ az q and h Cllred.

The Great French Remedy. NJ. d. VsIIef-'s
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used bv
the French Royal Academy OF Medicine
Meno-hagia. &c
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A NOTHERSUPPLYO OF EBERIYCFOIP
ATruSes received and for ssIe IoIrsr tSSIS
he lowest At ODBERT'S Truss Emporium
A-14N "a S''NAe NA14Se' myl6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16
Babel Items

The last Lecture Of thc Yosag Meas
Coarse uas deiivsrsi last Wciue,lay eve
uiag o. Gen. Chsmbcriain. Itvnacom-
ricie Success. The andicuce fncl che
charch. Ths Coarse of Lectures has pros.
a va; mAy D. done ~ - encrg,in
Young men. Il has pail for a. cscciicni
coarse Of Lectures. cmbo,lyin- some of ths
lest talent in the state. besides having q
,arp.ls iu their Tr,as1ry.
Dr Truc's thirl Lecture IN cou-., on
Geology viii D. gwen q; rauess Han on
Friday evening". March i5,h.
The cold snap Ct lat ~s,k has frorcn
over TIE Androscorrin % that there j. eE-
o,iieut crossing. The slciglias bas been
eaoeiieni. ~hilc on ,hs ssz-coaai q bas bcen
good uhceiing
THE ANrtQvsEi,N SvrrEE cane ~ ou
WEDNESDAY, evening" Ih- oomPany as
large. anl he exercises quite interesting
The yoang laiics. dressed in aniiqac form.
marvhcl into the Han. rcprvscniing thc
fashions for q hundrc1 YEAR back. The
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