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POzaAssKI.

During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the Justly celebrated Eard Pianos; yours arc the
only insrunents That have found either hsre or IN
Europe TO equal them In al ther points of e1eesnoe
Il may be sattxfsctory 10 our patrons and friends
bean received from ali tha leading artsn who have
visited or are now reading In the United OF
whose pames besides those above, We append;
LEO. pl MEYER, GUSIAv sAIIAn
ALFRED JAEL :. bENGgAyI:
H. HeANDERSON. MSLhAheDoas
B. HOFFMAN. JUiilEn'
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others
ruLusrRATrD AlBUis AND PRIOR LIFTS
SENT BIZ NAIL.
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ssSnSt "a pmss IL Tss thssa % harmless ssto b
rSe nom dSngo and 90 Shcdht - 10 Be always rnldA
ble They have jaissd the highest oonhmenAatou hon
N. and win always rendsr sat'assotaon! iF1 c,..
80. l. cures Fevsrs, Congestion. Inflammation. 9 9
Worms. Worm;Teyer, Worza-Coie.: y
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10 ~ nyspspsfs, Bilious Stomach. ......
-" ii. ~ snppfsaled, Of Painful petiodL.. !.
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. I.iiljI HhSa aAatiSna, Rheumhot Pnins... y
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IL 81 Asns,; s;;5 :. :. .....-
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ais, al Csts,rh, AcutA os Chronic. lnan' ;,
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q. Ear Disehhrges, Impaired Hear. !,
- seralai:. :Ini.rssd Glands. swell:
~ General pibiit;, Ph;:c:i ws.Ins:; o
% al " Dropsy and Scanty Secretena. 70
a. Sen Sickness. Mcknen from Bid
ing..-:-.s:. ......a :. ..:;'. ......... y =
kiansy nIsnis, S.siIssx ssmiaii Enai: y
dons, Involuntary riscn1rges...., ,.L00
10 Sore Mouth CAnker. .:............. 70
80 Urinary lneontinsnos, ,!eo ,atns Wstsins !,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03

THALBER0s OPiNIOn.
= consider ohioksring 6ons' Pisnos, be5cnd oom.
payison tia best have seen tn AmAricA. as5-s.stt
- 8. THALBK3a.
uhaiyman of Jury on Musical Instrumsu
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NET YORK, May r3o-FLouR, &c.The market for
Western and State Flour is still somewhat unsetueo ano
ibca95cloEer with only moderate buainess.
The sales Are $500 bbls ct 80 6a10 70 fcr SuPenne
State s1l 25a1s 50 Extra state; 81 25si2 % tS tSs
the low grades Of spring wheat Western E1a - og
brands of Ohio Michigan and Indiana; and $l4 ooa 40
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03
FAMILY CASES.

% yisl, morocco case and boob.
10 large vials, Ia morocco. and book. aM
10 large yiAlS,. plain oassc and book ~
Is boSsi did,. u IL, and book. Se
VETERINARY SPECIFICS. "h'
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l.stssr nom she Secretary ofths rrsaSsryI
The Secretary Of the Treasury ina Replying 70 af
iHSdkt;on from the Boston merchants TO visit thai
vsSE buSkss the dosoRins reins1ks upon the naf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-31

AVOIDANCE OF SICKNEss.-The air at
this season, and especially during the
alternptions of drenchlng rains and
hot suns, is full of the elements of dis
ease-to avoid which is, or should be.
the study, as ii is the interest of ell.
To remember. then, that an empty
stomach greedily takes in miasm, fur
nishes a rule for our guidance, which
is simple, easy of practice, aud OF po-
tent efficacy. Avoid going into the
open air before the morning meal Is
eaten; avoid sitting or sleeping in the
open air II the temperature IL in the
slightest degree chilly and IA safeguard
Is furnished against ehills and fevers,
and the usual fail diseases, more GER
tain than all Iha apothecary's dIngs
and physician's (oFmulas,-Alerdndrid
GJn=etfs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-31

THE VIRGINIA AsPRINGs.-A fine COM
pany still remains at the White Sui
phur. The grand fancy ball OF the
season is to come off on Wednesday,
September 4th. The notables there, In
addition to those heretofore mentioned,
lima; General Fitz Lee; Bishop Whittle,
of Virginia; Rev. DIR. Moore, of Rich
mond; also General Stoneman, U. S. A.,
and General Schofield and staff and
Governor Peirpoint sre expected. The
Old Sweet enjoys reputation for be-
ing luxurionsly kept. General r. E.
Lee and family, General Oustis Lee and
General Bitz Lee are among the guests.
The Rockbridge Alum has a very fine
company, and the Hot, the Healing aud
the Warm Springs-Ihe Augusta, w white
Sulphur and Variety Springs are in
full tide OF successful experiment.
!Sfdunton Spectator,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-31

SOME FACTS ABOUT CRIME.-Some
facts about crime in England and
Wales have just been published in the
Blue Book ofjudicIal statistics for 1886.
Compared with the previous year, the
serious offences show decrease, while,
probably, on account of more frequent
application OF summary Jurisdiction,
the minor offences disposed of by mag
istrates, show an increase. We learn
that England has %, ,72s policemen, who
cost 81 ,s27, Jos, being 47s constables and
1856 more than the year before. The
criminal Glasses Sat lqrge" are set down
at lis, ,566, but OF these, SO, ,10I are of the
tramp and yagrant fraternity. Those
not at large are l6, ,70S in local prisons,
70lS in convict establishments, and 1885
in reformatories. In England and
Wales there are 20, ,249 houses of bad
character. During The year there were
so, $40 indictable offences, in respect of
which q, 1870 persons were apprehended
and committed. The murders num-
bered I3l, being four less than the total
of 1865. The attempts to murder were
45, and there were 679 cases of shooting,
stabbing, etc.; 259 cases OF manslaugh-
ter, of attempts to procure miscar-
riage, 2l1 of coucealment of birth, 155 of
unnatural offences, 25T of outrage, S22
of assaults with intent, etc 272 of as
saults and bodily harm, 2O7 OF common
assaults. and I64, of assaults on "pesce
officers" There were 4SI, 40 persons
proceeded against summarily, and of
these more than one-fourth were dis
charged.
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"May the God of all grace enable
those whom he hath counted faithful,
putting them into the ministry, to full.
ill their course with joy, keeping their
bodies under, being temperate In all
things, abstaining from heshly lusts
that war against the soul, and being al.
ways ready to speak word in season
AS they go about doing good. The h4r'
bOrers few, the time short, and the Lord
at hand. Let US then labor with all the
zeal of earnest, self-denying souls, tC
whom mighty possibilities have
been committed. Let us be diligenti
that we may be found of him in peace,
without spot and blameless."
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and that OF a poor quality, and too lit
tie ofGod within the soul: too much OF
human weakness and too little OF d.
vine power; too much sectarian feeling,
and too little of broad, all-embracing
Christian love, too much of narrow
craft and timorous distFust, and too lit
tie of that heroic faith that moves the
mountains, and plucks up the syca-
mine trees, and defies foes, and smiles
at dangers, and laughs at impossible
ties, and leans forever on the arm of
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All these institutions rely for patronage on
the sa tiE faction heretofore given 10 parents,
and the Improvement OF pupils attending
them PTomptitnds at the opening o. the
that PuTiis hhnulh be early entered, that all
requisite preparations may be made.
The parish schools at the Cathedral and
Hospital will also be TeoPened on the 2nd of
September, a1gl3 m q S&Wtd
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wehave also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and ChidTens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the State. II
dsrriIner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them. s.-" a..l.-.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WAR; kIED, and In
every case will be mended free Of charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-31

REGARDING THE DICTIoNARY.-The
dictionary, says the New York Com
merciGG Advertiser, has never had its
due repute as book for desultory
reading. Whenever one has, say five
minutes of leisure, ample reward for
its unemployment will come from turn
ing over a dictionary, pGsSiD', in helter
skelter fashion. All sorts of curious
little bits of information crop out at odd
corners, arresting the eye and pleasing
the fancy. For instance, how many
among well-read persons if asked sud
denly to give the plural OF MussuIman,
would blurt out "Mussulmeu, OF
course" But the correct plural is
MussulmdnS. And it is not only in
philology that the dictionary reveals
many curious things. In science,
technology, general literature, theolo-
gy, and history, many curious and
half forgotten facts are brought to
light in the definitions of words. Many
an over worked editor TOO, has caught
an idea from dictionary definition
around which his thoughts clustered
until perfect crystal was formed by
mere intellectual accretion. And the
debts "funny men" owe to the diction-
ary, will only be known when the
Ply siology and Pathology OF Punning
is reduced TO science. ..fE
The Herald of Health has an essay
on the dictionary, from which we take
the following:
But though there is room for an hon
est difference of opinion with regard 10
the practicability OF utilizing so bad an
egg as Jefferson Davis, there is, /
think, no gain-saying the position that
the worst possible use you can put a
dictionary TO is to disuse 1t. To be sure
it will in time wear oHt. but ii you will
you can delay the catastrophe. Put a
good cover on it-of MANILA, or cloth,
or leather, and then calmly resign it to
the fortunes of war. The more 1t is
thumbed, and conned, and pulled
about, and turned over, the better.
What if 1t does not look nice! Who
wants 1t to look nice? It was made to
be used. Do you expect your pudding
dish to look as neat and inviting when
YOU rise from the table as when you
begin your diuner2 And do you want
your dictionary 10 look as fresh and
Trim when you and your family-in
Jeremiah EVart's phrase-'have read
all the sense out of lt,p as when IL came
from the store? DON'T you rather like
it; doseu't II seem fit and beautiful
itilce ct decoT1lDl-when our Grants, our
SheTmans, and our Farraguts come out
of the storms of civil conflict looking
somewhat grim, and SCARED, and bat
tered, aud care-worn9
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REoPENING
s @ FL O OILS.
Academy of Mt. de chantal.
SEAR wHEELISG.
st. Vinesnfs Classical and Msr
camille College, Wheeling.

VIII reopen Sept. ID, with extensive and
improved apparatus for experiments IN
Natural PinlUsonhy and Chemistry. Terms
a heretofore. For further Information, ad-
dress Rev. A Lounge, Principal
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educational.
Bethany College.

NEHE TWENTY-SEVESTH SESSION OF
i this well known seat of learning Will
commence on
MONDAY, soth SEPTEMBER, 1867.
and terminate on the 18th June, 1868. It is
romantically situated in the midst OF the
beautiful and healthy hill country of the
accessible by Rail Road or River, ard sur
rounded with the most favorable Influences
for student lie.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
VATE BOARDING and unfuTnished Rooms
will be let to Students who wish to board
themselves
An experienced and able corps Of ProCes-
Eors is engaged, and every facility for . COM
plefe and thorough course OF fnstruc-
Z on will be furnished 10 the student,
FACULTY. t
W.K. PENDLEroN. President, apd Prof
Of Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy
and Bellies Letters
d. W. HaRDING. Prof OF Mathematics
Anp TT. HfB9RSz.Y B%RehzXY, Prof of Natural sciences
B. T. JONES, Tutor.
BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
LechTerI:-w K. PEsDLEToS. C. l. LoOs.
r. KIcHARDsos, ]. T. BARCLAY.
The course OF Biblical Lectures commences
the last Monday in March and continues
weeks, FREE OF CHARGE 10 ALL.
TER MS.
Tuition $50 per session. Boarding fIom %
TO s. per week.
Uniunished rooms $ per session to each
student
pei of all demo niuations.
For particulars, apply for catalogue 10 Prof.
@. L. IoOs secretary, or to
Jy25 tIocl
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KENWOOD.

A CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BOARD
"A ISG school, fOk BOYS. New
Brighton, Beaver county, PenB. The 18th
Annual Session viii beEtn on TUESDAY,
SEFT- lCIh- The highest references given
and catalogues sent on addressing
REV. Jos. +, 4 lASLOk, Rector.
Iy1l-w&s2m
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
tShOrtsH and CbioheIt Route B1a aud ResL)
0N AND AFTER APRIL 2SrH, 1851.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

AT I3s MAIN STREET, CFoRMERLY
"A Wyke5 & Col has for many yeas been
The pride OF the West. and To-day Is ac-
knoWleigsd 10 BE- the best Gallery In the
state for plain, Oil. India Ink and Water
ColoIed Photographs. including Cards and
Porcelain OF rare beauty and finish, To
those who appreciate flne work, and have
been dissatisfied with pictures taken at otneT
sstabltsbments- aTe Invited 10 give the "OId
Reliable a trial.
n. B.-SpeciaI attention given tochiIdreu
Small pictures, copied 10 any size or EtyIe
q. W. LOSE 4 co..
lS9 Main street, Wheeling, Opposite linton
ST, over zhelb's Music SLoFe. junI3
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

CIrUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL EN-
. inence North Of the City Of Cincinnati
hom which II derives It's name, has lust
clio ed its Twenty Second Session.
The past year has been one OF unusual
prosperity, there having been In attendance
gathered from ali parts Of the United -tRtes-
40 cdIe Of ktekHeSS requiring PhyIfetGH hGI
occurred
lis healthful location, and its country po-
sttton, while yet go near the city, gives II hd-
VantaRes over either city or country schools.
Learning - too well known TO need further
cOmnentS.
The LIBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RAHUS, already very txteniFes are IeeeiV-
Ing yearly additions. al7..
For Catalogues or Information, asidress
/. II. WHITE.
Is West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. o.,
or H. THAEE MILLEr, Pest.
apgs-swd .9
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Sundries
B. F. CALDWELL,

MANUFACTURES or COPPER, TIN
vi and Sheet Iron Ware, apd dealer in
Cooking and Healing StCYzs, no. iS Main
Street, Wheeling, West Wig MIA
l would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to my large and select stocl OF
Copper StillB, Copper and BrHss Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops
Job work OF all kinds Will receive my per-
BonAl attention. q,
Va '" S"0I' l'O LIE. CALDWELL.
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Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OKETCE No. g MoSRoE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
vi terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted Exchange Bought and Sold
-Conections made on all points,
In order to meet a want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on wednesday and Saturday nfIers
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money nom
one dollar and upwards, on which lntereS
VIII be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
DIREcToR=-Alex.L Laughlln, A. ]. Pannell
Ott, James Paul, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
oclT-ly A. c QUARRIER, Treasurer
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IHTELLIG ESCER JOB OFFICE.
500 No. 10 Quincy street. .H
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
CHECKs, NOTES. RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MASUEACTURERSt Labels.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
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D 1907.
FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore
daily at 6:l0 p m. daily Rt..-52O pm.
Arrive- Wellington go -
Gra1ton.....-.- 1000 "a Arrives
Parkersburg $50 am. Harper's F'y&7O "a
Cumberland 800 :. Cumberland II IS I'm.
HRrpeTs Eerry 7:l5 iGTafton-...-. $50 q.
halIlfnofe ...-IQsaO Wheeling-.--.l0i0 "
Hash'n Citv ll:35 lsInoludinK suudayE
"Includlng Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily At 751' am daily at. GI5 pm
GTa1ion ---.-. / IS pm. IATriVesS
Parkenbury 10 HaTpers FylM am.
Gumnerland: % Cun1berlRnd--i:4o "a
Harper's F'yl2:SI am. .lGrafton4..-- IZsO8 pm.
Baltimore .-- 4:31 "a WheeliLg. 6rOS a
WaSI,n City b1O Except SundAys-
NAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore
lually) at.-s.lO pm. daily at..--S:15 Am.
ArTives- Wash'n CiIy-7:I5 :"
SrRiton --------2-2O am. Arrives
Cumberland-7:t0 Harpers F,y-I1O pm.
HAEper's F'yl2.sO pm. Cumberland. $40
Wlnchester...-2:50 81 GrafLOn--.-IIa0
baltimore LOO Whseling----4:4On n m.
Wash'n City.-55O lsExcept SaturdRys
except SATURDAYS.
1BENWOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
TO connect with Q, o Il. r Divisdon.
Leaves Wheeling Al, $50 n m go N m
Tickets TO all principal points in the East.
West and South west can be A REQUIRED Al M
Company's ofIce.
JOKE l. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
.... X. I. DEVR1ES
my General Agent. Wheeling.
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The People's Bank.

OFFICE, No. SO MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" W. Va Money received on Deposit InS
Lerest paid on special deposits
Notes and bills discounted Exchange
bought and sold. COllections at home or rom
abroad promptly attended TO.
DIRECTORS.
John Reid. Christian Hog,
John Handlan, John YOckleT
Sam1 J. Boyut Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. E.resI.
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF. Cashtr nyg
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40 Main Street,

Corner of Union. wlHEELIN
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
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sraasportatlnn.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO COMP'I

OFFICE BALT. q OHIO RAILRoADCo
WHEELING. May {, 1887.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
Il the following schedule on and after May
5, 1851.
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That never have been nor never can:be- beat.
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j. a. CARROLL & BRO,
MARBLE WORKERS,
JOIN ST,

JOHN ST.
EAST SIDE or sToSE RRIDGE,
wheeling, W. Wa.
Monuments, Tomb and Head Stones, Man
tiles, 6rlnd Stones, Sc, constantly IN hand
and dnIshed TO order. Also, Plaster Paris.
jnnlS-ly r.r -s .
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8iuaafiaI.
FIRST
NATIONAL 3 ANk

OF WHEELING.
Designated Depositary U. S.
sa,,,,.
CAPITAL PAID kN ......s..sNpTiIb
CArrAL. AUTHORIZED, D,..................... $4,000
MONEY RECErN ED ON DEPOSIT. IN
lll terest paid on n ecll Deposits ColIec-
lions made, and procet DIS promptly relnItted.
Exchange bought and sold.
John &. Botsford, Joseph Bell,
Jacob s. Rhodes, Chester ID. Knox.
Geo W. FranzheIm, John L Hobbs,
A. W. Campbell.
GEORGE X. WHEAT. President.
GEORGE ADAMS Cashier. dtSw
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TIME TWENTY-sEVENTH SESSION OF
/ this well known seat of learning Will
commence on
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

To, THE. :Po1Nr.-The (Railroad)
bonds never cost to exceed 80 cts, on
the dollar and many Of the present hold
.e arssi bought them from ~ to 80 cts.,
while many and among. them the larE-
eat holders; have received the same
load beds for which the bonds we're is-
sued, from tie state gratuitously. Much
Of the actual labor performed On The
original road beds was never paid by
tho companies. Claims Of this chsrao-
ter wers presented to last legislatures
viii also be,troubled by these claimants.
And nov, ii all candor, il IL fair, is it
honest for the taxpayers Of this State
to pay, or cause by their vote the rising
generation to pay for these bonds For
which they received nothiugl =: : y =
>; Shall the honest operatives 20 lett
uncared for and provision Be ma made 70
nav millions to parties Who have never
expended it's gift-a bonus, for lob !.
by at the Capitol, on an uame'ited
!, uiaim !? Vote down this amendment to
the j Constitution, and let the honest
dues of the State b paid b an equlta.
bic adjustment, which duty ! trust .one
future Legislature vill BE- 2sepca'd q
portorm.-1bylors Fall RsfIse ''a ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

g, The visit Of the Empress Eugene
to Queen Victoris At Osborne Vas made
in almost perfect secresy.| The little
steam yacht Reioe- Hortense bore her
across the Channel shortly after mid.
night, and early in the morning touch
ed at Southsee, near Portsmouth, where
the Empress landed, walked awhile on
the pier, and then quietly strolled to
the hotel aud got breakfast. She vac
not recognized It first, but tho news Of
her arrival soon got bruited about, and
the Mayor of Portsmouth, ordered the
| French standard to DO hoisted. That
frightened her sway again, and she re-
turned to. the yacht and steamed SLOW
~ on to Coxss, reaching Osborne House
before Queen Victoria knew Of her Ar
rivsl. The Queen received her guest
/ in most affectionate manner. "A suite
Of apartments Immediately oponing on
the terrace, and comprising . bedroom.
dress,ins-room, aud sitting-room had
been fitted up for her use: The visit
lasted only two days, aud during much
Of the time the royal party we're driving
or waking out Of doors. The Empress
returned In the same unobtrusive way
in which she had come.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

CuRE 1on CoRNs.- Livery few days
We meet in our exchanges some recipe
or other which is warranted as being a
"suIre cure for some Of the ills which
flesh il heir to- The following is
vouched for. IS being "death" on corns
s'Put the feet for half an hour, two
or three successive nights, in ! strong
solution of soda The alkali dissolves
tho indurated ;cuticle, aud the corns
tall out spontaneously; leaving small
cavity, which soon flls.' An exchange
says: eve know the above remedy for
csrns to be encctual. We have tried
il; and: found it acts ike magic. But
;.se do not think strong solution is de-
siFable. We know of . friend who
tried the remedy on our recommends
ton, but he made the solution so strong
that, with the corns, it took off por-
ton Of the skin on the foot. From one
to two tablespoonful soda in small
foottub Of hot water is, sufficient to re-
| move the 'corns, BY letting the afflicted
I.member remain. in it ton or fifteen min
utes." : '.c'3::": ~ -,