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The New York herald., 1867-02-18

Quite readable novel, with High Church parscn for
q hero, who makes desperate efforts TO impress his
peculiar notions Of ecclesiastical architecture sacred
music and ritualism the unimagnative, matter Of
fact natives Of secluded nook in Cumberland and who
only succeeds In convincing them that he is . sincere
manly fellow, with no lack Of sympathy with human
nature. even II he Is mot . muscular Christian. The
heroine Of the novel, Lizzie Lorton, very naughty,
passionate GIRL who falls madly In love with hand
Ainslie Forbes, ali but hangs him, and browns
herself The best episode in the book is the touching
story Of old Dowthwaitc Of Dale Head and has more
certain historical interest and value inssmuch
the class Of which he type must be well nigh extinct
HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Dedicated and presented
by the Author to Eva Josephine Hunter, Fitz-
patrick Hunter, New York.
This elegant little volume presents In rhyme tsome Of
which are atrocious enough consisting chiefly in the
SUNK 'sir" at the end Of nearly every line) con-
densed history OF England. II is really surprising TO
see how many principal facts and prominent names In
English history the author auhoress has conrived TO
compress into small spaces and there Is no doubt that
such rude rhymes these are or aid In fastening fcts
and names on the youthful memory.
TRIALS OF AN INVENTOR: LIFE AND DISCOVERIES
OF CHARLES GOODYEAR. By Rev. Bradford n.
Pierce. Carleton Porter, New York.
II sa thousand pities that the epieraph on the title
page OF this book-"One soweth and another reapeth'
should be SO painfully appropriate II almost
like national shame that the family OF American in
ventor Who lived to his material india rubber,
applied to nearly FIVE hundred uses, to give employment
In England, France, Germany and the United States TO
sixty thousand persons, annually producing in this
country alone merchandise Of the value Of 600,
should be unable to reap any advantages from his dis
coveres The enthusiasm and amazing perseverance OF
Charles Goodyear and the Christian spirit In which no
sustained the trials Of inventor" are cshrly set
forth by his bicgtspher.
The New York herald., 1867-02-18
THE LECTURE SEASON.

DR HEBBARD IN CLINTON HALL, ASTOR PLACE.
~ Peculiar Lectures Peculiar Themes. Monday
ing, Henry Ward Beecher and Digestion The brain dgess
food Sympathy between the brain and stomach Men,
juice. How dgess food When retained In the sys
tenn neuralgia rheumatism and palsy. Dgesibity
or various of food This lecture many
teal facts OF immense importance 10 be known BY the
American people. Tickets 80 cents.
The New York herald., 1867-02-18

A LARGE NUMBER OF NEW AMI SECOND HAND
cushions which have been proved 70 be the most corco
and durable cushions made Specimens Of tables
that have for may be
in the principal hotels and s.oons In this city, Parties in
tending TO purchase will hnd to their interest TO call
examine stock which the largest and finest In thu
world. Boys Billiard Tables.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-11

nsasrn n>aesrasy-Psss $50 unAsAasa.
The Nss York Day Book thus warns the
Denocratie leaders Of their past eros, and
coau.sls sasens AsW n naissah aIshocntie
principles pure and undecided:
The Sprin6eld Sentisel, leading organ Of
the DemoessYe Of iissSs, ak,s:
Had ~ knovn ~ We nov know, -
dof6eepe AhesensdAsfeseer DemosAss feel,
thf unsce araies would have been smaller,
an4 TIE Co.fedssaie lager 70
terrible uis>aks The Denocrssie lssden a
tina NoetA q1le n joiaiag ~ neaeral n.
s 1ss = - ne; g 81. -
aoA syt1 WI 90 V11 d o. ~ -
kspa6Sed6e ~ ~ III 49, "a, = -
= sAssalEe1so asassa - ~ 1sls11qree
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-11

Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, made speech
in Charleston, the other day, in which, while
reluctantly accepting the situation and
accepting the terms of the Copqueror,
he profered some advice TO the
negroes, and reminded the Democracy Of the
North of their broken pledges and general
fsithlessness:
"Aa some Of these remarks are likely to 20 in
print, would here take occasion TO say one %
two things which desire to go upon the record.
When the emissAry comes here from the State Of
New York, Massachusetts,, or Ohio, and says to
the black man-fwe are your friends; we are
going 10 take care Of you; vote with us; these
white people cannot be trusted want our col
orsd men to say to these en- missares to the Mass.
achasefts men, that in South Carolina, under this
Law, II matters not by whom IL was paused, every
colored man. twenty -one years Of age, 10 entitled
TO his ballot, xnd that be veslA not be allowed
70 vote in Massschusstts, unless be conli
read and write. Say TO the emissary Of Ohio Who
comes here for the purpess Of giving advice - to
hOw yos shall vote, 70 bacx 10 ohlo, and snlixh..
en- the heather there, before you come here. be-
cause no black man tAere 10 entitled to vote.
Within the last three weeks, New ysssey, Ohio,
and Michigan have resolved that the black
shall not sote under any circumstances whatever.
know there is an appreciation widespread in
the North and West that, after the reconstructiou
OF the Southern States, we shall fail into the arms
Of our cid siliss snd associates, the old democratic
p rty. ssy 70 you, gentlnnSps however, that /
wosid give no such Paedses.f Ne Aaye accounts
Co sstts With that party, gsntSsnsa, bsfore |, at
lease, Vim consent 70 salisas. With n. tGood,
good, and spplausel. Manytfyou viii fsmsmber
that when the war first comaenced, great hopes
and expectations wers held out ~ our friends in
the Nsrsh and West that Ahses, would be no war,
and that II commenced II would be north OF Ma
sens ard Dixoa,s line, snA ~ ~ the South. You
know, Sir. turning " Gen. 6ickles), that faith
wss p,sdseA aud VA reN State that If that
faith vas pledged. and I via now state that If
that Gath had been prcPeripssrs<eA ost there 10
no probability that sny State ksa South Carolina
would have seeded from the Federal Union
Again. daring the tendency of the Coastituticnal
Amendment, every Northern newspaper, aud
almost every Democrat in the country, urged upon
IL Seuth 70 reject its provisions wss ri ected
A IN weeks only elspssd. and yst W. Cad thst on
tAa psssags Of this Sherman bin, eur Denocratic
nrsssdss acting in conjunction. With old Thad
Stevens, wore instrumeptal In ineorperAtins on
thsf bill its most odicus features. II went back to
ths Senate, was finally adopted, and every one Of
the Deaocrstic nswspapsu all over the North, so
mr. - - informed. Nv esns out and urged
che sssthsm people 70 as@pt H. bill say TO
ycss tAas1hsss thai !. ny judgment h b time for
us 70 SEX new friends and . new alliance"
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Legal Notices.
Original Notice.

District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl.
Madison.
John D0LtRRY, PiAintir.
Petition a xouffv
". ~ McKmRdT, Defendant
fUvo W. n. MCKNIGHT, Defsadsst--Foa are hereby
Moth ed thsf there "a nov aie in the Cisrhs Of
hce or said Court the peios Of John Doiery
- roo the Of $3.50 With interest tn. ron from the
ath day OF October a D. istd the rate Of ten DER
s~nt pr annusa. evidenced by certain MORTGAGE
cutet the szd dat. AID also the foreclosure OF sstd
nosgsse. made 70 secure the payment a sid dsbs BY
you. uros the ecaiesing real property, to.wh:
fractional part o. lots aud q IN block S. HI
bon, ses Addition ID Ksokut Iowa. banr "a fest font
Ing % 18th street, and running back Of width rs
test cemnsspcins a4s feet the eorpsr Of Carroll
and 18th streets, aud tor general relief
Unlees you appear ard snswer aid petition or be
lore soen 81 The s-cosd day II tho term Of raid Court
Y eenmenes on the tAird hoeday N May. 1851 Port
Nelson Judgment will BE- rendered assinst yor =
ID for in mid petition.
Mo0AR kNOwIBs
Int. ReT Stamp. soc cancsled.l Asfy fer Pisinsix
sprSd4w
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Ths -psepsid Hair Dye Is the best 10 The World me
os:y 90 aud perfect Dy<-H.rnss1 Reliable Instspts
neoas 40 aAsSppoip tmsnt. No rtiiesisss ants Nat
urzl Black BferL R,mSdJss tbs III eHccts Of Bad
Dyer fIvse rxtes the hair lssyfES seft sod eesns-
fui. The eeauins 10 ssgnsi VILLAS A. RstuAs6T All
initstsons and should BE- avoided. Sole
BY all Drus E~ts and Perfuners Factory 81 Barclay
street. k-~ YORK. ideeifA<wiy
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49," - 1880 nv - ~~s s>AsAs@oAD1
The Hannibal Courier deprecates the abs
sorption Of St Louis capitol, and st. Louis
thought and enterprise, by the project Of re-
building the Lindell Hotel. 1t suggests that
there are other matters Of more Immediate
importance to the interests of the city, among
which, is the extension of its railroad facili-
ties Northward. 1t says in the application Of
the general ideas suggested
at occurs to us, therefore, that the citisens Of
St. Louis should not rush headlong into the Lin
dell Hotel praject, without FIRST enquiring II there
not other and more immense interests, actually
suffering Tor the money which they ars now pre-
pairing to lavish upon bricks and mortar, and lux
urisat furniture.
"Some years ago there was chartered company
60 run railroad from st. Louis via Hannibal. TO
keokuk, Iowa. The route vas partially survey
ed, and then the matter suffered to drop, be-
Of the apathy Of the money men OF that
city, which 10 now wild with excitement 10 bail d.
. hotel
"Now the 81, 600, 600 required for this purpose,
would, with the private subscriptions which could
be procured from the towns and counties through
which the road would pass, be ample to secure its
esrly bnilding and running.
with such . road as this, extending clear up
into center lows, by connecting ut keokuk with
the Des Moines Valley Railroad, ST, Louis could
easily compete for large share Of the trade which
Chicago now receives from Central Iowa aud Nor
thern Missouri, and thus bring into her Golfers
more income than ffty pslatisl eating shops would
in hfty years Of time"
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL II.
4r1EzL Tso1 oessE7ss g 7.s
fsssa nunwlna @nuuA- y

N4sSa4 oUD08D8 OouDT. u
Several parties Il s' De rssbel States, are ~.
psslins 70 Ne ssaaAkS UaaS9sS interposs
- satherisy 70 sap~sede, - opsea6sn Of
heps~s~ ofths "a tislastss Dspesenest II
the Government A6.s the reliance was
on the H1eeadvss ene ~ po$Sf Of the
Govsnnsnt, TO thwart or disssgasd he Will
Of the people, expressed b. their Represen-
tssives 10 the laws Of the land. And having
failed in that direction, the rebel aristocracy,
nov lcoh for help to that branch Of the Cow
eminent, which il the most aristocrstic in it,
constitution, and as tho farthess remove
from the people. b
But that Court il already on the record in
favor Of ne exclusive power of Congress
over the matter in Issue. The whole ssbjecs
is one within the acknowledged Constitutional
limits of Congressional power, a. has been
solemuiy decided by the Court, in the Rhode
IslAnd case, in the opinion delivered by
Chief Justice fancy:
s-Undsr this article Of the oonstitntion IL fssts
with Congress 10 decide Whist 6overnnsnt 10 tAs
established one In State. For, - the United
States guarantee 70 each one > republican Gov
srnment, cpagress nsst nsssigediy decide what
Government Is established in the State before it
cen dsrtae whether n , rvpub1iuaA or ~. Ard
lwAsasAs Senators ssd Representatives Of ; stass
an ndmitted into the councils Of The Ubtun, tie
authority Of the Government under which they
sre appointed well ~ its eonsttstioaal chArAs-
Ter, 10 recognised BY the proper csnstitational
authority. And lie dscistos 10 bssdssg every
etAer dsporfmsnf cffhs Gersrn.ent, ssd eovid NJ
BE- ysesfsoaed 10 Z. 5adscsnf feitsasa1 It 10 true
that the contest In this case did not last long
enough to bring the matter 70 this issue; and -
no Senators or Representatives wsrs elected nm
der the Government of which Mr.. porr va tbs
head, Congress was not called spos 70 decide ths
controversy. And yet tie rigkt to decide Is placed
there, and NOT IN fls Coarts."
There can be no question that the p.inciple
enuncisted in this decision, n TO the exciu-
sive power Of Congress,7 covers the entire
rxuge of the Reconstructiop Act. And .hers
is little prospect that the Supreme Court, oil
rather bare aud doubtful majority Of il, will
undertake to review and reverse the long
standing, and solemn Judgment Of the Court,
universally seQuiesced in BY the country a,
large. 1t an odd member of the Supreme
Court Is 10 exercise, uniformly, the arbitrary
power of annulling the Legislation Of Con
gress at his will. then, sther Congress should
be abolished as an extravxgant aud useles,
encumbrsnce, or the Court should itself be
"reccnstracted, and confurmed 10 some de-
gree to the spirit of Republican Institutions
and to the ideas Of the people, over whom
il presides with such awful dignity and IN
limited Jurisdiction, -..f-
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IrIeens ~ Ds1ocnV b Connecticut
~ q yssJ nasA ths ssas AZ, after their
nnsl boasssd viescsy, thae IL Republicans
6Ksoksk esd thsnaslvps - eisss tAseisy
s!sesiea We hnss - Alux, and tAe
Dsaoesv have IL Cosneii ed ia Coz.
asosiess ~ Dsssass, havs - 0cvuscr,,
battle Rspsblissas hsssths Lso;slasass. A.d
ss4hss hases = 0ssuA9 ~ ~ pa,ss-
0AO psvo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-11

wANFRD-AaBATs OF Tsmaiet- -oss
clear $50 pr ws~k at their own home IN light sna
bonorsb,. hpsin. Any person hsviAss ~ lonrs
daily &c spend ~ir md this . good paying haasess
Address. .nding stamp, tor full psrsscsisrs Lcek-
xooi D.'roit, Michigan apIdotvlt
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FOR SALE.

A oNE-ST0kf franz dwelling house.
u Wish I've foonss ana soo4 delsr iuii let, vita
vcaA-Aonss toe essttgos snd . variety Of ail
kisas ~ fruit FSurkiip pstwsen ~ aef ps
Require % M ErlfoH
aeAfT HAsa Hs1ase Axsat NJ M.ip-~f
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Mr.. ", Msnef ssyss .-sai <ail
Pryrssuxsx sxyfExssR 4, 1888.
Mtfr, Hoaatsr 4 Saith.

A<fnr dcHatff - c"sDF. 81
H ~ Psasa~TA, Pa.
{ a,uss;-f rhfpk a. Gully doing tss ssssSes go
citizen when testify 10 the great benefits rsesivsd By
m. from the u yoss aseeseh Ristsrs, dulns The
last eve years sojosrning for time IN the oil regions
10 iss hsd sss.rs bil,sus .ts.<h vhieh, In ce~sss-
rson win d,sp.pstA I'm ne N very v.sh cssSttosL
wss advised try your Btisr. and having proc ursd
bostl., found that they worked like charm upos ne,
.asht psunss b~wiss been 40 = ~ ~sasAs In the
space Of ons week. sndnsv life seemed to have btss In
fused into ny sysss much chat have ssss In
due.d to .ss thau every sasnsr sses taaz time Az
tonic, think they are Invaluable
This sunmer; hsvias hsd similar stuck. land - 30
ore % ueb rsduoed) altssaeA under Ne rssfnsnt Of
an A NO physician vss again otiissd to have re-
eoarss to old Btt.r anA with the same good result
having s.aned liz passds n the iAss 10 Auys. par
chased half dozen bossss sfsw weeks since and pur
bose u,ins them gulal y 81 tone-
Wishing yoa every sootsss r<psip
Youts. gratefully.
d&wiw WILLIAM MILLER
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Divorce Notice.
YRIRDRIkA D1ws,l -
49, v. Divorce.

TO ELI DENIS, Defeudaaa. ---You ere
hersel notlAed 49, thsrsts sow - ~. IN ~ Of
- q The CeeA a ~ M.siet Ouurt ~ La soassy
Esea = lesf Na1os, shs pssfsioh Of fyisdfin Devs
DegA dlsMte iron ~ boaas - aanslbe6y Assseo.
- - - y ~ sfsssd = vilasa =
Nos, ssssaSssop~ss~ssw tssssse % o. h.
CT g. s.ss 4! 49, = s'; :s e -, -
a1oess III -sotsrs9 a1nsna yoa. ard asoeee rsu-
sesaees, @prsysA - h - .elDa wiaA
~ h7asnk naisatiiang. ~
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MISGUIDED AHp UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MEN.
Essays Of warming and Instraettsn fss
Yenng Men who hsvs sbnsed their Physical pow
err, wasted trlr spbsfsnee In riotoss hins and a
leu vietiaas dse~Ss.-wifA reports On the HswaTt
treatment aud cure. Adir.ss. Dr. ,. ekfLtIh
Hou9HroN Howard Association, phiisAsirhfs Pa
janl5-dAw-3n
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Original Notice

Original Notice.
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Fort
Madison.
JOHN DoLLERY. Plaintiff
a = uvuvs', Petition In Equity.
ITO G. g. WYHEb, Defendant-Y are
= hereby notified that ,hsre IL nov on file In the
CLERKS once OF said Court the petition John DolIsry
clsmibg 81 The Of f7e 90 ~i,h at
pr cant Per aansn tAsrsor, from the 18th day Of DC
tobsr, evidenrsd ~ mortgage OF aid cate md
also the foreclosure pf SAd mortgage made by ysu 10
snrs the Of said debt upon the feilssIx raj
prop rty. Wit,
frsci'e nal part Of lots and g. In block ss in KIN
hournss Addition to Keokuk Iowa teng ~ fsrt ftcst-
ing ca 18Th street and running back Of width rs
fses Gem me ncfng io feet rom the sArrot
and ISM sheets, and for general relief.
usi~s yen eppsar and srs~er said petitiou Or b.
fore nn Of the seeoed day Of the torn e suid Cuafs
to 1t Fort Matiscr ON this thsnd Nonday u
Ny iseI. tndtasots sff be rendered against you -
pfAyAd FIR n s6id pesition. sls IN =
lea. Rev ssesD 500 esn'dl MoeAR A9HoNBRs.
Apfed4w ..ssvs f4s Attorpeys for Piaintid.
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For nate.

A Two STORY f4srk psrIspe ~itt n.p- Ipgs
"a rooms. xoec dry esifsr. S,th cistsrn. good ont
bndinss lot rs hy lao f.st, dt,rsbiy Located hsns
the esstsriy half Of the bcsse esst corner q
Sinth and fultoa sus~is. En4urs u
wM FULrON
mehie Raj Gstste Ar~et a Maj str.~t
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For sale.

live acres of land neaF Sandusky, In full
IL view Of the river all nndet fence and cutivation
with franz dvslIlue two cdr In mutt For sale
very ehssp and 10 pay.sntstAdt viii suit sman Of lin
tied means.
s.1uir.af ,..s. So ~, i Y as,s
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No. SO Aaia ST. up Stairs.

For sale.
IN one of the most detirabls Localities In
i he city on~ssory brck d4sBing hoass, with Soos
and esIiax. Lot eox1tofssf usll fsocsd CSC.
tanning nunbsr Of fruit tres ard ssecA veil OF
ter. inquire Of Wh fOLrDh,
ap4d - .see kaa fean neai Ebtets Agent
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For safe.

vxsy p@rKABLH hEsfpEScR-rhre. .tory
~ Brirk, with ten rsoms good cist~rn. East -pd Of
Hinn,cns Bow, Merxsn ssresf bel -sh aud 9Th
stre~fs. Enquire Of WM FULrls
mario Naat Eaatr Agent. NJ. AZ Msir g.
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a IS Fer Safe. a.
a. TwoSTORY FRAME DWELLING

EAsnOD9 vkuass rsohAk 1 I'D eSGx ~ cisrsfn.
Also good frame stable Lot 7&x14o feet veil fenced
situate Morgan street b~tvefn 10th and ilth, keo-
tuk, Iowa. Title good salt. Enquire Of
Nm FULTON,
mchf1 Reel Hsstts agent. ~ n sn ct
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EORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
l. % veil fspced, and In good Of eulrvs
tios, nuses Of COED ambx ~ - ntes yesag
ehsrd good frame dwelling houss. uxSo, good castssn
and stsbis. sisas sboss ~ p mills from %. city.
fnqulr- 81 -sfE Aftes@i M. bULfVs,
Add Real Estate Aren't
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A RRsIpnHOR 10 ons Of she ssest dssissb's hcaii-
~ uew IN ne Gtt--Lotsf sAdA In Shock -, With
one story Frame Dwelling House. containing seven
god est-rn cellar and variety OF choice fruit
lots wi, fenced situsss vukon street between sth
and 9Th sxssss. Ksskuk. lows InSair: 2.
meh3ed Real Rstats Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-07

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court met yes
terday morning atthe usual hour. Az
ter reading the proceedings OF the pre-.
vious day, the case of Samuel G. Lyons
was called, and the prisoner brought
from the Jail. 1t will be remembered
that this is the party VIII stole the coats
from Hosenfeld, in Centre Wheeling,
and that his arrest was effected In Mar.
tlnsvile, on Sunday last. Lyons Is
progressing looking young man, well
dressed, apparently about 81 years old.
He WAS attended by bis counsel,
Messrs. Peck and Hubbard, who de-
Tended him with their usual ability.
A jury was enpsnelled and mum.
Der Of witnesses examined for the
prosecution. The case was plain
one, and after celebrating but
short time verdict OF guilty was
brought In. In cases of grand larceny,
the law requires the Jury TO fix the
term UNEMPLOYMENT, which in this In.
stance they did AT two years contine.
ment In the peuitentlary.
This Is one Of the comparatively few
cases IN which crime receives swift
punishment. Lyons committed the
larceny last Saturday evening, was ar
rested on Sunday, indicted on tuesday,
tried and convicted on Friday, and will
reach his residence for the next two
years Tonight. A pretty fair weeks
work for one who is young In years ut
least, although Il Is said heis pretty
we'll advanced In crime, having already
served one term In the penitentiary OF
Pennsylvania. The prisoner WAS
deeply: affected on receiving his sen.
tenGe, shedding tears quite freely. II In
hoped that alter this opportunity given
hun for reflection, lie will COms to the
conclusion that "the way OF the trans.
gresSOr II hard" and will abandon his
former course when his present inprIs.
Onment shall have expired.
j. A. Barker, charged with slabbIng,
wins tried aud acquitted.
George Connolly was nrralgned for
forgery, plead not guilty, nnd was re.
mandpd to fail until to-day, when his
trial will take place. The Court ny.
signed A. b. Caldwell Esq, to defend the
prisoner.
The cases Of James Livingston, charg.
ed with assault with intent to Kill, and
Of Louis Selbrlght, for contempt, are
set for trial to-day.
The sciTe IdciGd Cnses Of Townsend
Adams and Jacob Watson, Jr., were
continued until Monday; that OF Barker
was dismissed at defendant'a costs.
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THAT Cancer can be Cured is no lon
ger Doubted. -...-l
HooDvILLB, ". VA, Nov. 20, 1867.
Thomas J. Risner, NJ. D.: 5s-
DEAR SIR-In answer TO your request
of Nov. 9th, concerning the treatment
of . cancer by the Reynold's process,
which you now employ, would state
that / do not now remember exactly
how long the cancer was seated, but
had sore on my lower lip for some
eight years before l fully made up my
mind lhRtlt was cancer. At this time
II began to be very painful and remain.
ed In raw state for some two or three
years, gradually increasing. The
treatment was commenced sometime
in May, 1861. The medicine took
out piece OF flesh about the size and
shape OF quarter OF dried apple 10
about two weeks. II did not seem In.
clined TO heal up kindly, aud Septem.
Der found II still open, which was one
OF the strongest evidences that II was
cancer. a second application was made,
which removed root that had been
left, after which II healed up directly,
and has never broke out since; don't
think 1t will. My health was very poor
previous TO the removal OF the cancer,
after which l began to recover my
health, and have been hearty ever since.
In reference TO this process, In NINE
cases out Of TEN, u applied In time, a
cure mill DO effected. Ihdue assisted in
applying II ia good many cases, and
FOUND IT A SURF CURE.
Yours respectfully,
G. W, SwIsHHR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-07

BUSINESS on the landing yesterday
WAS rather dull. The steapers LsnI
Leotl nnd New State arrived from Par.
kersburg about noon; tho former dc.
parted for Pittsburgh, and tho latter
started for Parkersburg ut l2H o'clock
+. NJ, with a fair trip. The Forest
city arrived and departed al the usual
hour The steamer IngOmnr was de.
taincd In her up trip. and did not got
here until dark last evening.
Boats for to days Sallls ", for
lArkerSburg nj ~ a, NJ; Express, for
laTkersburg nj II a. NJ: Forest CITY,
for Steubsnyille nj N T.. NJ. ; IngolnRI
for SnnliHh nj 5 O'Clock l.. NJ, The Le-
nj LeOti will arrive from Pittsburgh to-
night, aud will depart for Parkorsburg
about 10 T.. 81.
Capt. Patterson, Of tho Sallls v. In.
forms uA that h0 will rscplpL for freight
through TO Gallip0lls and all InIOrIns.
dIRtp points.
River four feet, and slowly receIlng.