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die doe-tbe dog gondest" dog ever
seen. He named him Banks. That dor
wasn't much on fighting, but was good
on paper collars, and sometimes had a
wagon load at a ,ime. Then he chang.
ed his name to Beecber; but, ipasmuch
asths other dog. around town had no
money, they coulda't pay him to hold
services for them. But one day Brick"
got mad with tho dog and called him
Ben Butler, he rather "wilted on the
turn," but s,il he stood it. That dog i'm
nedistely bad fondpes, for silver spoons
and other conquered property" One
day he s,ole the contribution boxes out of
a church. The dog used to.want to be.
come an engraver. He would watch a,
tho engravers' Windows TO see the names
engraved on silver spoons, and then steal
spoons and all. He would look in the
Jswelry stores for hours a, a time. and
would follow any man with jewelry on
him. He bad even known him TO follow
coffin for FIVE or six miles 10 steal the
silver plate off it. So finally be got dis
gusted with the dog, and turned him
loose, aud, the next thing. Brick" found
be was sent TO Congress from Masss cbu
sets.
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SLEEPIso WITH THE HEAD TO THE
NoRTH.-Hsr DR.. Julius Won Fsisch
weller, an eccentric German physician,
recently died, leaving in his will what is
considered secret for increasing the years
Of our life. His own age was 100, and
he attributed it to the fact that he always
slept with his head to the north, and the
rest Of his body near as possible in a
msrdianal position. BY this means, be
thought The iron IN his body becam.
magnet'zed, and thus increased the euer
gy Of the vital principle.
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A woman in Hungary was tried a,

A woman in Hungary wa. tried a, q
receiver Of stolen goods. She had been
a Jswsss, hu, few days before her ar
rest she had been baptized as a Catholic
The date Of birth runs in Hungary from
the date Of baptism. Therefore the wo.
man when on trial made the ingeniou,
plea that she Was an infant not come tc
years OF discretion. and could not legal
'ly be convicted. The intelligent tribunal
alter serious cogits,ion. held her defenoo
to be good one and ,scquitted her.
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Brick Pomeroy-His Talk in New
Orleans

Brick Pom-roy Iectured in New Or
leans on the nigh, of the l@,h in,,,n, n
large audience In tho course Of hi.
remarks he said az tell you here, as A
Northern man, that come hare not a, .
Southsrner, but as = Northern man, a. a
national man without prejudices (excep,
against spoons) Laughte.] I come
to see whether tho .,oriss Of these 20 call
cd Southern loyalists Arc true or fsl.e {:
and YOU have nv word and honor that I
Intend to take none Of your niggsr,. your
carpets, or your silvsr spoons Before
leaving home | se,t!ad ,py affairs, and
Sent to Butler wooden spoon. Ifanr
thing can reach him, = spoon can. I hear
to day he has received il. Igo,, nv life
insured nj i've or six times it's value, sup
posing that was coming down in /. eoup.
try OF gusriIlas. L.ughier.1 Were I
70 tell them that here you attend churches.
lectures, and theatres, they would answer
that it is out of the question. They i'm
agine. sincs ihs war closed so prosperous,
" A. it has, [Iaueh,sr (,his 10 no joke y
that you men b.'s all long red hair. With
belts around :our waists loaded With re.
voI'ers, bowie knives. and every,hin, Ok.
cept spoons that all YOU do 10 TO Law
around 10 the woods, looking for North
EN- men to rob and steal from and I
assure you It's fact, they think YOU need
reconstruetion and q military government,
Tor no government, which 10 the same
thing } they think you cut people.
,hroa''. and go through, (.s We say in
our country every one not agreeing with
you in politics and rslieioa: They think
Of you ladies As being what they call in
New England she rebsis;' they think
you 60 around without hoops or any Of
those attractions which make ladies now
days so much ~hs, they srs."
Ahsr telling hs hearers Hsoms Truth.
in regard to the late wsr," he said al
~ish that were President for snly 6,f.
teen minutes. One man alone could not
s'and'it for any greater length Of time
Il hope no radicals are here; I dom,
wan. this to git ont) I should sit do~ n
and look stesdfastiv over the constitution.
] would write . proclamation extending
pard"n to everv man who fought for his
country, and putting in the S,a,s prison
sverv man who slois from bis countr,
men; and then you sould zee going 10
jail the longest procession you ever saw,
at their head the eock.syea hero Of Low.
ell. ! would pardon every brave man
who. dared 20 fight for what bs though.
vas right. and send to jail every villsin
who broke into house, and iosuItsd ~o
mon. would bring order ou, Of chss.
! wonld take then ths key Of For, Lsfsy
elite or Of Foruea Monroe, and I would
say: "J'ffenon Davis. step forth a f,.e
man" tApP'"o'e. | shouI not 6s
afraid Of that old msn going TO bi. prav.
for ~hs. he thought wa. right. ! would
ask h'" to como with me to Washing
ton and consul, as TO the best means 10
make this eooo,y /" prosperous - be.
fore the var"
. "Briet" then told the story sf dog
given him By an army ohaplsin--a poe.
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CoLoxsD VorxKsIs New YoRK.-In
review OF the coIored population OF New
York, the World state. there are about
800 co'ored voter: in that city. A negro
in New York Who owns property to The
amount Of $3.50 or over, on which be
pays tax. is entitled to vote. II is said
these colorsd people are not all republi.
cans bu. many have for years past voted
steady tho democratic ticket.
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VINO WOULD NOT De AN EDirok An
editor ~as shaved in q bahsrs ,hop rs
Gently, and offered the barber q dime
which vas rsfnisS. "Becass.," ssid he,
al understand dat you 10 an editor
well, what"of ir "Whv, ~s nsker
charge editors Qnffin."' "Bnt sncb !ibe
rsli.y will ruiz you" 20. n-ber mind,
We make il of de- cemmen."
Wpo WOULD BE- AN EDroHi.-A man
st"ppinR his paper, wrote TO the editor
Il think folks often 20 spend their mummy
for pspen; my dad didnt. and every bo
d, says bs.~ the in,eIIieyntist man.iu
the country, aud heG the sma',.s. famiI.
OF boys that ever dug talur."
Agrss, deal might be said on both
sidss Of The question.
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The North Carolina Bsptis, State Con
'sntion will hold its annual meeting ia
Wilmington, commencing Wednesday he.
fore the 4th Sunday in May. Introduc,
tory sermon BY Rev. w. II. wines,s,
ID. d. Missionary sermon. by Rev. J. II.
PHILIPPE.
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man who advertised 20 give the
'bes, Of sound, practical sd,ic. for shy
cents, 'tb" ~ouldbs spplic.bI. 3, any
tine. and TO all persons and conditions OF
,'fe,' on application Of a victims, per mail
sent tie following: Never give a boy I.
dine to watch your b-dow Will. you
chsob a tree to look into the middle Of
next week. IL don't pay
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1t 1" a fsc, tbs, many brethren seem
entirely to ignore, that profans swearing
is an offence against the body OF .Maso o:
~. II tho Lodge chooses, a bro,he,
may be severely disciplined for tho habit,
ual use OF oatbs; and be oueh, to be-
Swearing is the f. expression of numan
rage, aud the most exact interpreter OF
its real meaning. He who utters the
fearful word Of dampation- against hi.
feIlow.man is giving vent to a feeling,
wlrich, had it the power, would really
con'igu him to hell. Anger is thus, no,
only murder, but murder Of the worst
kind; it would not only kill the body,
but would cast both soul aud body into
hell. Swearing brother. see what your
os'h' mean! Angry brother. see whs,
your anger msans Masonic ,ITdings
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WIN. p. Jackson, coiorsd, formerly
JED Da'iss coachmso 10 preparing for
college. Middlsboro, Msss-
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SELECTED STORY,
JEssIE-.-THR FLOWER OF DUN.
BLAME.

D.
TBx noe, T,nna,;I, :. ;,,,x .L.,,
for hi. many sv.., s.o,,;.h .o NJ
.hor, life Of n,vs,,, .,,,,,o,,,., a.
are probsbl, know, o,I, ,,,. n....;-
of hi, ov, ,,, -. A.
biopr.nhx p,or T.,,.,u
i.d;una,;o, from ~ - -. ,
prids, and A. Ia co,c.i,sd bo,s, h,..,..
,rrems6iablv. ru.bed from ,.,,.,.. .,..,-
where he had ,p.o, th. .,s,;n. ,,d
rashly pu, an and I. bis ..,,hlv ,,ouh..
by drowning himself near III, placs ~ =,
nativity.
MANY mouth. pr.viou. 70 b,s d.,,h /.
had become gloomy and ab,,,ac,.a and
contempls,ed,sl Je,,,,c,;o, iii, ,c.rtI
compcsure. The following word, ,ol.mb,v
addressed, and written BY q bro,h., an
the eve Of committing . similar act u.,.
ever on his ,ongu.:
ADCnIru
Good Hearensl the misery ofIife .,n,.,,
Hor not ,ta t;,n me 'hnk bear the load in vain,
Urged by despair, throw tn. burden down" :"
-TannahiIl. LONG had hso, ,h. r
wayward fate. occa.ioned in ,ons d.,,
bv faula within himself: tu, mo,,
particularly nv IN. ,n.,S,
OF hi" co"nuvme". who with all their
"oa''ed generosity. neglected. him. Like
most poets, he VAS sensitive to sxcs.s, and
dea7y Je''ous of his fait fame ALWAYS
suspicious ofth motives Of his patrons.
no was reserved and unam'shI. before
'hem' That they should lock down on
hun assn object tor their COMMUNICATION,
or entertain him 8" they would paid
creature Tor Pe'' a"u''m.nt. WAS to his
naughty 'P'r'' m"r,f' ing i" the extreme. :;
and '"'her than '"hnit to The humilis,ing
c'pr'ce OF patronage broadly .ssnm-A. he
chose 10 clasp poverty 10 his achir @ heart,
and. i" the ragged abode Of ni.arr. va.
pleased I" utter those brilisn, strain. OF
imagery and sentiment, which have
"eeuled many wearv hour, and ye,
'""'i '"''sn the social circles in his native
'"nd' " there he ANYTHING in morality
10 ins crack "' DOOM.
me c'nSe tor Irritation which i'nmsdi.
"'e's P'eee"on ms ACT OF self destruction
was 'upPo'ed '"s"" gwen by ono Of his
a'o''a'es on the fatal evening Talent
."' a'"A'' create envy. and Consequently
"ee' e"e'"'eA' ~h" VIII se'ze oprortune
moments {" m'F'''y and annoy. This is
Aeeo'"'"e 10 human nature, and poor
'"""An"' ought 70 have estimated It With
'ps "'"d OF = Ph""'ophsr' but unfor
''"A'es 'o' "'m'el'' no carried within his
'"'~'" 'he "eA't OF poet, tremblngly
Ina
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PoPpISG 1HE- QUESTION IN PERu

PorpISG 1HE- QUESTION IN PERU
The suiior appears on the appointed
evening, with a gaily dressed ,roubadour.
under the balcony Of his beloved. The
singer stands before the flower bed-ck. d
window, and sirgs her beauties iu the
name Other lover, He compares her size
to that Of palm tree, her lips TO tv O
bIushng rose buds, and her womauly form
TO that OF dove. With assumed harsh.
hess the lady asks her lover, who are
you, and wha, do you want I" lie an.
swers with ardent confidence: tho dove
sdore! The stars live in harmony OF
love, and why should not we, too, love
each o,hGf Then The proud beauty
gives herself away; she takes her fo.er
wreath from her hair and throws it down
to her lover, promising to be hi. for
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8 lilr. N hey IL restored, that he NAV bev
s1fbio 10 do. His okkepSsheu's gone,
EsI[ SElort nv q Eubiick Tow. His ZEN
bez Tin 50 used 70 ERitin slavery !
slavery! slavery THAT he's RELY ST
J -. He wants the old sin set M him
70 batter at agin-he wants Iovefov
shot over aziu, and bleedin Kan
szs 20 b repetid. Watts a per
fessional Rsformer, ef Their amt noihin
70 refoTml Watts a corn doctor in a
country Ther they wear big boots? No.
let bin go. Hes shoor OF punishment
enuh anyhow. Hes a UniveEsslist, a
dOetTin the mistake uE sEieh he'll dis
kIyer some day, bat he's very likely 70
realize his ice Nv punishment on earth
fer Wendell Phillips is after him, and
wal Wuss kin he EuhsT2 Set this last
act Nv his'n doEnssz honesty streaksd
with loonEcyz. oTlruthsTt The ioo1acT O5-
in the biggest, e loonacy streaksd with
honesty, aud leave him out 60 On
with the sports. Where's Davis nov?
and pertikersly, where's Johnson Fl
he does anything zSin me he does II
thro mistake Keep track az johnson
-don'T let
AT this pint / VIZ aroused by some
BODY shakin me- Il WAS Baseom- II
WIZ 6 O'Clock, and Il he'd not bin over
for my mornin bIiters, in WITCH dOo:y
I'm very regler, ths2Ood man ned gone
ont in search Nv ne How pleasant
'iiz 10 hsT somebody 70 care for 700,
even ef tEsir solisiIOOd springs from
ten cent motive.
PETROLEUM V. SAsBT, P. ".
iWich is Postmaster and Professor in
the Ham and Japzih Free Academy
for the deye.oPmsnt OF the intelleek
" all races irrespective OF color.
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DIED

on Sunday morning az O'Clock JozEPH
D. BgITT, sged = years
The funeral VIII take Place NontaY amer
uooa Al c'elcck- tom The residence Of Mr.
HcCuEsy On John street. East wheeling
Frssls L Of he family are invited 10 attend.
Al the resitsncs Of her son, Nj. William
CZzrS OF 'AvondEls." Belmont coQnIy. Ohio,
On the Isl instant, aged = years, Ms NARY
CLARK relicl o. the Lats Hugh Ci4EEr Es4-
The subject OF this bEssl NOTES vas born in
the PARISH OF Borgue, StsTaro Of kHku-
bFizhL, scotland. enigrated 70 this county IN
1sZa, resided IN Warrington. Pa, nye yssrs-
lheu moved % the city Of Wheeling. Ehsre
she has IeSLdsd sLncs-
sseJoIned the First Presbyterian Church
unceFthe Pastoral care Of the venerable n.
2 Wssd, DID. nov resident In Phiiadsl-
pniAl she EES & ESnsn OF rsmaEkzo.e
physical endurAnnss active 'nsrEeiie1 and
frugal In hey habits OF lzte years the lead.
ing OF hsE mind was uPEaTds she felt The
burden o. age, the vanity Of living al iOE
this Life. and while she fell ever happy in the
s1-3Ety o. Ter children, and especially In the
company o. her grandchildren As they
EathsTed aroznd Der, still she reiAhed Ie-
IlEem=lL and her CON pzni1ns seemed 70 Dc
her Bible sBozton's fOuF-lO1id STATE Toe
Village Sermons and the CEOoS IN the Lot, ?
&c EeT desire seemed TO Be
love 70 E-sal awhile away
From eviEy cImb'Eng care,
And EpEn1 the nourS Of setting day.
IN humble, grateful przysr.
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A CARn 70 HYALIns-

a Clergyman, while residing South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple rem edy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the I'd
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the AFFLICTED and IN
fortunate, Will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in a sealed en-
veloPe, to any one who needs It, Free o
Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
dcli-lyd
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Consumption Durable by Doctor
Rchenck'a Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system
must be prepared 50 that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this the Liver and stomach
rnnst frst be cleansed and an appetite created
for good wholesome food, which, by these
medicines will be dIgested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHESCKiS MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach of all bilious OF
mucous Accommodations and. by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection. the appetite is re-
SCHESCKrs PULMOEIC SYRUP is nu-
tricious as well as medicinal and by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made, which will repel all disease. II pa
tents will take these medicines according 10
directions, Consumption very frequently In
last stage yields readily 10 their action
I AXE the pills frequently, to cleanse the live
and stomach. Itdoes notfollow that because
the bowels are not cOstive they are not requir-
ed. for sometimes in diaTrhea they are neces-
sary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created to allow the Pull
monIc Syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and alIay any irritation. Then all
that Is required to perform permanent cure
Is, 10 prevent taking cold. Exercise about
the rooms as much as possible, eat all the
richest fOod-fat meat, game, and, In fact,
anything the appetite Graves; but be particu-
lar and mssticate well. oc3O-eod2wemoly
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me we.tern Union Telegraph Com.


Pany.
NEW York, June 8.-The Directors n,
the Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny, at meeting held in this CITY on the
18th ult., unanimously resolved to ac-
cept the provisions of the National
Telegraph law, passed by Congress, and
directed that the necessary notices be
filed with the Postmaster-GeneraI i'm
mediately. By this action the govern
ment will acquire the right to purchase
the company's lines and property at a
valuation to be determined by commits
sioners chosen, two by the company.
two by the United States, and one by
decide to make the telegraph a part of
the postal system. The company also
/ acquire the right to build and maintain
their lines along all the railroads and
highways in the United States which
/ have been or shall hereafter be declared
/ to be post roads, and over all the public
lands without charge.
II has been claimed that the law
above referred to gave these important
1 privileges exclusively to another COM
I Pany; but this Is a mistake, as the pro-
visions are general, and as the Western
Union Company owns or controls near
ly all the lines in the country, whatever
/ value they possess must be greater to
that company than to any other. This
action cannot fail to exert an important
and beneficial influence upon the inter-
ests OF the telegraph company. II the
Government shall hereafter decide to
/ take entire, or even partial, control of
/ the telegraph business, Il will undoubt-
eddy purchase or arrange for the use Of
the lines and property OF this company.
which It IL claimed could not nov Sc
| duplicated for n much larger sum than
Is represented by the present price Of
| the stock.
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MISSISSIPPI sent 500 men iaLo the
E-Jsl amy, ) 90 more than Ter white
vote. She IosI Of Ihsss 27sS'2. The
OIsek population l. $3.50 larger than
the white. Insone Of the COUNTIES the
.zzrDes are two TO ons, in some three,
and n otherz f0ar. ave, eight, nine and
ten to one. she viii probably become
r. B.aek RzpubLesn STATE.
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THE conduct Of the negroes, at the
nrst exercise Of the right Of suffrage in
Washington, has been such as to JUS
tiIy the extension Of political power to
them. Tue scenes of riot and bloodshed
which were predicted, as the certain
consequence OF negro suffrage have
been alsifRd, as were the same pre-
dietions, when slavery was abolished
in the Distries Of Columbia, and the
only thing that the enemies Of the AZ
rican race can complain OF, in the con-
duet Of the negroes, is, that they voted
the Republican ticket. That is COM
pIaint that Will be likely to spread as
the right of suffrage is extended south
ward. They are considered very ig-
porsnt, and they are mostly, but they
know too much TO be humbugEed into
accepting few soft words, as saiisiac-
tory evidence that the party which has
always oppressed them, Is now eager to
serve them.
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LAUGHLIS's INFANT CORDIAL,
The f,hiIn.. f,nn Nrh .rn..hI..

---II1- > NIlIV y IINIl NgVVIlEIlE'
Mothers all know the many sIeeples4s nights
the little ones at home have to pas when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
Of the Psin-ChOHc, Wakefuinezs, Unessi-
ness, Fretung. Flatulenee, Disturbed Bowels,
&c. We tell you eandidIy. one bottle ofthis
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove AcidIty, AIIay all Pain,
Quiet the FTetful, Promote sleep.
JTyit- II will act as a charm Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.
Wholesale DrugZfgtE Main St
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WHY NoT UsE THE REsr.

Over twenty yeaB' increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEvs' vESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. NotroubIe. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or mike the hair apPeardusty and
dead, but impArts 70 Il new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, ~ pre-
Tered A child can apply il. Always gives
satisfaction Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
4. L MATHEWS, Manufacturer, y. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & Co, New York, whole
Eale Agents mayDlyeod
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ISToRXATToS from oficial sources
shows that there are over $4,000 claims
for additional bounty on hIe al the Va
rious departments al Washington Be
fore these can be paid II becomes neces-
sary TO 20 through each soldiers record
from The time Of bis enlistment 10 the
day Of his discharge, and this is done
in the most meJhOdicals accurate and
prompt manner possible. The claims
ior additional bounty OF living soldiers
are received At Lhs Psymsster Generals
of7cs. thence, y found correct in form,
distributed 70 the assistant psyInasteTE,
Of whom there are one. two OF more
assigned 20 each STATE. They are next
passed 10 the Second Auditors office,
and should the result prove that the
soldier Is really entitled 10 the bounty
be claims, the papers are returned,
with the proper Endorsement, 70 the
proper paymasteT, VINO then finally,
after entering every preceding on MS
records, Is allowed 10 draw a check pay
able 10 the order Of the solder himself,
and this ebscE can only De cashed upon
tee soldiers endorsement thereon.
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ExACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

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NJ known and used over 20 years. Daily
Increasing In public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply II, Produces lustrous black or brown,
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSIcA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. Ju4-eOd.Iy
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THE EALING POOL
an HnIraE. or arEpC,R

Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impedtmenis 10 MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address,
d.. ]. EKILLIS HOUGHToS, Howard As
ISOLATION, Philadelphia, Pa. myE-5mdEE
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IMPEACHMENT : dead, and nothing
remains but to bury it dseenily in re
Port; and from what Is said as TO the
amount Of material for this purpose il
Is plain that the committee intend 70
bury il pretty deeply, where no human
eye VIII ever reacb. and now who are
the mUurners az the demise OF this eK-
traordinry. scheme? II must have had
a parent, butts anybody very anxious
now 10 claim the paternity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-10
EpeGEE 4atIfes.
oDBEgT,s CHOLERA ANIIDOTE.

AEpeedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera,
Disrrhea, DyseutsEy, Flax. Cholic and CranP.
ing Pains Warranted 70 cure in every case
II Is PEECRIBED BY PHYsICTASs-
A. 5. Robertson, EztOn's station, ". Va
says il Z worth its weight IN gold.
:. T Bennett Cincinnati, Ohio. gays it cured
him Of Cholera.
isreeommended BY ]. A. SIetcalf, Iron
Merchant; ROoert Guy; John DOnlon, P. ..
q o.; Louis Manners; Geo. 2 Tingie, MAY
well 4 TInzie; John Barton, Belmont Mills;
Samuel Laughlln. Wholesale Druggist; ] As.
LaCDder; Jos. :. Norton; J. II. Rodgsrz- Con,
3. & o. r r, myD