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festival AND FAIR.-The ladies and
official members OF the Zane Street NJ.
s. Church have fixed upon the even
ipgs Of the 18th and 18th of June, as the
time for holding their festival and fair
in the lecture room of said church,
which Ia admirably arranged for such
m entertainments.
The members of the church do not
feel disposed to take any rest until their
house OF worship is entirely Hclear OF
debt. The public have shown an APP
probation Of their earnestness and zsal
by liberal patronage heretofore, for
which the society feel very grateful.
The successful prosecution Of this en-
terprtss has been of great advantage to
property holders and business men In
East Wheeling,as well as to the religious
Interests OF that Continuity: and Iet 4
oe said 10 their praise, that they have
one !9ne,i antong the most respectful and or
lend g hand, and make he, feStiYal
and tair a, splendid success. 90 ~
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Police .cOURElThere was but one
case before the Police Court yesterday
morning, that Of James LgYeJoY, con-
tinped from the day before, to allow
the defendant to procure necessary Wit
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OCEANIC WEAENrsa

m cured and fun vigos re1o,z.
=, rms Distressing affection, winch Tsy.5-,-
NE nalseEahle and marriage imposETfIs !. g -
penaIIy pad BY the Victims OF impTo6S- S y.
onlBe1eleA Young perBDns are ~ ~, " =
commit exoe5es from not being aJESrs e 5 =
who thai Understands tho ElIfj{sT; Vii -, -
tend to deny that the power or prUcr,4f,,S,,ss !,
tost sooner by these fRlfinS INTO TfS i;,Ss :
aagl g man By The pFudsQE? BesGdaS i, n
the mos serious and destructive JmptS-5TSJ
DOM Dody and mind aTlse. The SySrerT -
comes der2nged, the Pr ysiciAI and No.
Eunetleas Weakened, Los OF PrucTssIiTs
t4uon oiihe Heart, Ind igeS1ion Consfitnt5EE,-
a Dehllty, and Wasting of the PnTE
Congh' ConsHn Ptions Decay and Death.
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q DISEASES oFMpRfTbEn,f,Rl

When the misguided aud imprudent yo-
tSIy OF pleasure nnds hat he has imbitS1
the seedsor this palnfQl disease II too often
happens that an ill-timed sense Of sl1gu6e or
oread Oh discovery deters him from applying
totnoseS who nom education and resp6cts.
the constitutional symptoms or ms borTid
olsease make their appearance, such as nice
Lated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains IN the head and limbs dinneSs OF
sight, denn6&, modes on the shin .bopE.s and
tr4t!aJ ntotcnes on hesl1I f6C55- and eKtFe.
n1ues Progressing with friKhtfnl rapiditY
III n Last the palate Of the mouth Of the
bones Of the nose fall in, and the victim OF
ms awful disease becomes hoTTid object o,
eommlseEHtlon, TILL death puts period 10 his
dreadful SureungS, by sending him 70 EthAt
Snc8eoVeIed Country from whence no
traveller returns"
II IS MELANCHOLY FACT that thou.
ing 70 the unsklfulnes8 Of ignorant preten.
GERS y no. by the use Of that DEADLY
FOISoS, 3URCURH, ruin the constitution
AND make the FaSidnes ~
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RoR a good glass Of sparkling Soda
Water, drop in at Odberf's, end OF stone
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lEetieet that sound mind ana body ara the
mos necessary requisites tOpFOm0te counu.
DIAL hapiness- Indeed, without these me
Journey through life becomes weary pIIgrf,
m48S the prospect hourly darkenS TO the
view the mind becomes kha lowed with des-
par and nued with the melancholy renec-
Eon mat the happiness of another becomes
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by a een,.,
practice, INDUCED in When alone, . tSbii m
Q1ent4y learned rom evil compaAions or Al
schooL the effects OF which are nightly ian
even When asleep, and, II not cured, render
and body, should apply immediately.
what 3 pity that q young man, The hor-so
ms County, the PRIDE Of his parents, should
- s!l4tcned iron 81 prospects and enj0y.
ments Of life By the consequence al dsyi.
aung nom the path of nature, and lnduls-
n&m . certain secret habit. such reasons
mnst, before contemplating
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUsE v.,
s-Ezd 7sa.i,s: QCEAGKERH. : = t-3A
ma, 1OHEsoY ID al l1eI7,J,,Iy,,,., -,

THE ONhY PL4nB RRERg -
.CAE RE QBE4LYe6 a CUB
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For Sale.

CEcoSD HAND PoRTABIE,AND STA
- tionaTy EnE1ne5, from 6tO 70 horse power,
Rope, tanks, Bsg6E. tubing, Burning, In
and Painting Oils, DC. EsEfs
CORNELL & CHILDS,
Smiths Henry, Beaver county. Pa.
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The White Pine COMPOUND.

siItwss early In the Fprfpgof "a That this
compound WIS Originated. "A member Of my
throat attended with dIsagreeabIe cough.
had for some months previous thought that
. preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark Of white pine might be 50 compounded
and lungs. ToteSt the value Of It in the case
alluded 70, I compounded q small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gaTeit In teaspoontul doses The result
days Irritation q the throat was Iemov-
eds the cough Buhsided and q -speely cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some TO
suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
oCcaEioned by sudden cold, and had raised
mucous stfeaked withbl Cd! lShe soon found
ten ounces Or Il, and Got ven =. 3. Clarke,
E8q., editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made TRIAL Of the same preparation In the
case Of q severe cold and was cured tmmedi-
Rtely. He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
sulls, and 50 Conndentfn Gucee4s attending ita
Eale8, IL placed before the public that he
send It abroad TO benedt the suffering. In
November, 1855, i inst advertised 1t under
the name Of WhteP Pine Compound. In Two
yean from that time there had been whole.
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where 1t took the lead Of all the
cough remedies in the market, and II still
maintains that Posittou. There Is good rea-
son for this; II Is very soothing and healing
pleasant wifhai 70 The iaste. and IS exoeed-
tngly cheap.
t:As q remedy for kidney. complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unIlvaled. II
was not originated for that purpose; but q
speBqnI Ip using It for q cough was not only
cured Of the cough, but was also cured Of q
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the same complaint. and
have been completely cured. !"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. in
lS6a. Since them EaB an MRuchestef, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
Eorthe cureof Kidney dIfleu1IEeS IN every city
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
N fS,,i Eng SSa 5 e Y &c.
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YoUNG MEH

Especially, VINO have bee,rne Tia So
So1lta1y Etoe, thAt dreadful and 5s<s-I5laets q
nAulE Hhleh annually SReeps - a ,4lellvs
gtaSe thousands Of Young Men 81 f5.E.a.y
4.sssltenS talents and BRILLIANT inisIIs-t !-IS
ttSS4lSll oA4ltl Slse have eutEahEs3 isSsss,Lo
!se4al9ES With the thun1arznf eIooTSessS 1Eaz
s4e4 70 estsey the living tyne 49, ,t =;
Win 4ph eonndnca q : al
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PEfRorE6C ZId6X GLs.-FFequent
rsfssencs has been made 10 onr col
.unars 10 the fact that Capt. John
-McLnrs,Jr,uass erecting works for the.
manufacture Of this gas, at the Mcclure
Houss. A fortRght since they were
completed aud the gas introduced In
the hotel. Thus far It has given entire
satisfaction. and may now NO longer be
considered an sxPsrimenty fthas more
than met the expectations Of the most
sangutne, and we append two eertih-
Gates Of parties Who ara fully acquaint-
ed with its merits, having thoroughly
tested its clafms as to IOWeTy brIliiancy
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80 81 M 60
F0r sale

81 EsfE
10h ACRES OF sARSR-I A90-AD-5
! . sotnInE Che Town Of Tdadelphias on
which there Is one LEEEe FIGURING NILS with
'toCr run q 6ufRss md every e1uH eElenlee
suSesSy feE EaE Roar III m PEI
feetOTteE. One, Dwelling aousaTHtth nine
TponstSDne AEara- "a m HEmPdeld RAIL-
road; one Cooper Shop and large stable; alao.
eight Lots hUntlng on Main streets Al Of
iH4ltel. 1 an aut10Ei1sGI to sal f0E Lnlchs lsS
than their E1us
myG-1W I. IRWIN.
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WHIKKL1so. ~. Va, MAY 30. 1851.

WHEELING, ". VA, May 80. 1857. 8
Ok J. B. Bord, Pres't Of he Petroteo=
C1EeiN1S Goa Co.:
sig: We the undersigned occupants
OF the first floor of the McLure House,
Gas orr business roomsl where the gas
manufactured by your Company Is In
troducsd, do most unhesitAtingly state,
TO all whom It may concern, that the
light Is much more brilliant and yet
sofler 10 the eye, than any ordinary coal
gas We have used; and being entirely
Tree from any obnoxious or sulphurous
odor as well, would most cheerfnlly
recommend its universal adoption.
W. d. TERRY,
Agt. q. r. r. o. :
ql WIN. A. TURNER,
Watch Maker and JeWeler.
-E LOUIS GAUs,
R.ar,l- MI M. Ennsa GaInnn
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- 4aEEted PenonA or Young Men oo,,s---...
~ s4nlltt taRe, being aware o. P5y!t-'
speedily cured oe'oi11lIiea
he VINO places himself under the eSr.o.r,
J. may Eeltgiously eonHde IN his b+,sse,S "
8 . nIennan, and confidently rely M, =:
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CT ree,ln1Wli,o,opd51 .CemlUesf:el.rlv...


STTUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
p Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready Gm
tnterulents. sale, and Improvement OF lots.
1t e6ntalnsT acres Of land, and Is lALd sout
In the most modern and improved Style
can be easily reached at all seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
tourths Of the yeaEs by the HempdeId Ran
Road. It spenect1y secure, and intended 70
be beantided BY every variety OF trees, shrub
beIy. public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, 70 make Il equal to. the best
rural Osmstaris8 In tina county
Amp1a provision e also made for It's en-.
largenentS order and care Ia per etuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the SupeEinten-
dent Who h9Sa plat. or secure them by call
ing at the otnoe Of the Becretaty, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 70 make intefments win
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
sTiokets5 Of admistontto I,othosdersiand
visitors win be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DTRECToRa-A. ]. Sweeney,
PTeSiden4 X. q BOnhAm, Secretary; ]. &
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, JoS
EEL 1no. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, B. q.
Jordan, E-A. Hthdreth. an3l-lyL
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The white Pine Compound Cares

Bronchitis, Splitting 81 Blood, and Pnimon.
airy Affections generally. It Is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
the KIdneys and BLADDER, Gravel, md other
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GrsnspartatI9u.
CONPY
SUMNER SCHEDULE

> =
oE7IcE HiE5L q d111t fEtAassisoApCatTa
4fEt Ef HHKEGGSG. LGF Ie97sG
SUMNER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
ths following schedule on and afteT Nay
FAST LINE.
Leave whesfiR7srs,F LaYa Baltfmore"
DAILY att SD pm (fatlyl at--520 pm.
Auiye- Washington 10 =
Ga1ou- H515 sAnive-
ParkeEbuFE 40 am. HaTpeEs FIy-As9 .
Cumberland 300 Cumberland. 12S5a In.
R4 E9T9 FIS % GIL , So
Waab'n CITY lls55 oIneInding sundRyG
eInelndlng Sunday
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore"
ASavsE W9Ss6h dt5Is
PaTkers61Ig 30 HaTpers F,y-l8l am.
CumberIaDd Is CumberlGnd- .
Harperb F'yI2G am. l279 p m.
Baltimore - A:S1I 4 X WheeELE-. sos {"
Wash'n City. 5O q Except Sundays.
Except Sundays.
Leavawhslia6ezs MI T .IeAaes baltimore
daily at-s=l6 pm. daily at---s:I5 am.
Graitoa 2AOam.i SFTiTesS - -
CumbeEiand-7:9O : Harper1s F,y-lsOO pm.
aaIpeEls EYES m. Cum beIIRp1. 80 =
Baltimore -.-h00 WheelinE4:40a am.
Wash'n CIty-E50 SIneluding Sundays.
Except Saturdays.
eastwood ACCOMMODATIONS.
TO e9n4eet-Eith @ ORR. Division.
Leaves wheeling at S.oa.m. go pm.
TIeketsto all principal points In the Eaa,
West and South-West can be procured II The
ComPany'S once. -1.s-7f 90 s'i5s
JOHN L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
R T. DEVR1ES
my Fa General Agent, Wheeling.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.
CRAorteR and Q.Rekeaf ROsas Ea,t and RssL,
ON AND AFTER APRIL 9th, 1857,
" Trains viii run Is fonoWE
Man. Express Express
I've Bridgeport. 60 pm Gii58 m 1e5e = m
ArT S4eubsnytIIs 6S5 pm T:sSa m 11Ss I m
Wellsville.-. I.40 p m $50 m 1.t0 p m
Alllsnce.......l1:I5a m ILLS m Cos p m
CleTeland-,. 80 p m 150 pm Sis p m
- Toledo 7::8o p m $40 p m Y 9 m
Detroit p N 100 pm ECO o m
Crestltne-- 5sS0 p m $40 p m lO:t5 D m
Fort Wayne11;S5 p m 11:45 D m $50 m
Chlc4gO-.5s506 m SO m 1850 m
Pittsburgh. go p m 1923 m $50 p m
Harrisburg. $50 m 500 p m 4l5a m
Baltimore 1870 M INA naEsTO0 q m
Washington AS pm 1Os0 m 1910 m
5 q sFh1ladelpl19 Lap m $3.50 m 100 m
New York BIS m 500 m 1910 m
Tickets to all principal points in the East
and West can be procured At the Union o1ioa
In MdLufe Honse and 1t the Station n RIidge-
my4 General T Il ( I
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McLuRK HoUsE, wHKKL1Ss,
l5Ro4a May 30. 1857. -

q - ---+AA4 ~ 4o0's
O0tOHsI y. B. Ford, PreSideAf Petroteo-
CIEetHgS Gas C5HIpGay =-,5
DEAR SIR 1.-The gas Manufactured
by yonI company has been introduced
into our house, and operates with per-
feet satisfaction to all concerned, as
regards its bEilliancJ, sottness, freedom
from any unpleasant odoEs and its
great economy-as we have thoroughly
tested It. ia .s.5s...-.-
We most cordially commend Il 10 the
favorable notice of all interested.
NALLOHRB, NORRIS q Co.,
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DR. JOHNSON.

Member Of the Royal CoIlezs OF sursz,r,
LONDON, GEadnate otone OF henos4 euitae1;
St1eSes u me Y nttsd States and the greatss
PltaH OF London, PsEis, PhHadelphis. All
eESeEhefe, has effected some OF IhE. mo- -
toniSnlng CURES that were ever known. mani
tLp1hle1 Wllh ringing In the head and al
when asleep great neTTOuSaesS ~ no sisrTs,1
~ sudden sounds, bashfuIneR' Win tr.1usSi
nIeahlnE attended sometimes with dsr5nq[.
l1lent Oh mind were cured tmmediateIy,
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Dr. ]. addressss an those who have Ft,,p-.,
theInse1 VS. By Improper tnduleenne and 81
tAEy nsblt6, which ruin both body and uiind
uniting thenIf for either busiueSz, study. -.
dety or marriage. = ~
IheSe are some OF the sad and lneianrhnlv
SHecIs prooneed by early habits oEyouth. Viz
me head DtmneS OF sight, Los OF Husr1,
lar Power, Palpatatlon Of the Heart IJSt.
RepSi1aay Neryoua Irlta hllity, DerRnPemenio Of
symptoms OF COnsumpt ton, &c ~
MESrALLYeThe fearful ELECTS On ma
mind are mpch 10 be dreaded. los OF Mem.
oty3 oui9stou OF Ideas, Depression OF SntFifs
Eyl FeboEitngs, A version 70 Society. SeIf
some OF the evils produced. b = = - 40
THOUSANDS OF persons Of all ages can nov
Judge what Is The cause of their decltninS
ns7nitn, loSlug Their ytgoEs becoming EeaE,
Ar appearance about tina eyeE, Cough. snd
symptoms Of Consumption.
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BoILER EXPLOSION. The Messrs.
sWeeneys received a dispatch from New
Orleans yesterday, stating that the
s.niggef' boiler Oflthe st. Marys bsf,
exploded at 10 A. NJ Two Of the en-.
gineers Of the Boat were slightly scaid-
sd. Some further damage was done 10
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MeditaI
White Pine Compound

w A1UO Z 4HO OO444PUUuNI
rs NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFLICTED
been proved by the test of eleven years, In
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known Is the tres from
which IN part 1t deriyesits Virtues.
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: C1LRIsRATIoN Ar MoUsDsy1rTE "A
big time Is expected to-day,sat Mounds
vile. The Good Templars have made
ample arrange ments for ceisbration
and those who attend viii mot mi 10
enjoy themselves 70 the utmost - -
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following sehedule una and after Nay
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NFELODEOESIN WALNUT AND ROSE
III wood Gases, portable and piano style,
carved and plain, new and second hand,
nom $50 10 $500 He .1-z 20 A71s't4 ~ . :
tan3l WM! Il. EHEIRB lInaIc Rtnra
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olEEs.1.gc. e. e. 49,
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Granada for New York-M J Mulcahy;
II Warzaucr pudigon, Airs Johnson, Mrs Kidney md
child Miss Tracey Mrs Whaley, Miss Kane. aatcl
DR. A q cbbes Son, Burnett r Baker, d M Quirk, X
Cain, " J Mulcahy. H Kidney, Pendergas Barry,
DR. a Dudley a L Kerrigan, q W Dennis, Miss Smith,
Carroll, W Cook, L ClaHy, W McGrcgor, Miss Davis,
Miss Ludler Mrs Currle IL Elder, White, Capt Dyer,
lady und children Major Tracy, Clark B Fay,
Clark, c Moore, Murphy.
Per steamship Champion, for New York-W Ladder,
shnrpand and lady Il stcinun, wife and chlld q
Robinson and lady, 7 Kraeser Miss Jefferson, Mrs
Carpenter and son. Miss Butts Mrs Susan Glass and
nant C Quinby, lady, children and servant Mrs
Woodnan and child, Van Dries, wife mud chnllrer
] Hopper and lady, II steiman, Jr, D Goldstcin, II NJ
Koptl Simon Birney. G. Read, Brcur L Holsapplc
Farley T Turns, captJ Robinson c9nnely
Campbell. Lcngnick, Rebecca Bertha Bertha, 4
Bertha, Bertha, " Smith ] Thonmcn, H Lewis, P Hur-
ran, Post, Miss Barth, Miss Julia Brown, and Il IN
steerage. ;, nv,
Per steamship + Souder, from New fork-T vii
ams, A Ryerson, A Hunt, - PURCELL, Master >
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Inspection OF Flour Tor tue week end1nS IHursuhy,
April 18th, 1867:
Howard Street. 3672 bbls City Mills e945 bbls Ohio
654 bbls Family. 1115 bbls. Total Wheat Flour 122S5
Together with 6ss bbls Rye Flour, and 1475 bbis Corn
Meal.
GRA1N.-Owing to the continued duness of Flour and
the favorable weather for the growing crops the market
for Whest has ruled heavy and prices close 25 10 ccnts
lower for choice grades OF winter; al other grades par
take OF the feeling Corn has been i'll fair supply;
and with active deman1 for home and foreign export
prices have further materially improved closing to
cents higher than lust week. Oats have been
tive and prices irnler, though without any advance.
Ryo scarce and frnl We give transactions ut the Corn
and Flour Exchange as follows:
CoRN-The receipts 10 Thursday inclusive, foot up
100 600 bushels white and $4,000 bushels yellow. Tho
sales embrace $4,000 bushels white at 81 20al "a, as
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80.
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE April 27.-CorFEE.-The market for
Rio has been inactive the past week. the rapid advance
in gold having retarded buyers We report saes OF 7oo
bags Rio including 500 per May Queen to arrive on pr
vate terms 1900 bags do from second hands, in lots at
l6alsh cts, to quality. gold also 600 bags exGrey
Eagle and TOO do. ea-May Queen at l3A cts IN bond
Stock Grst hands about 5000 bags or Lagunyra VIC
note sales of 100 bags at 18A cts.
FLouR.-our market has been exceedingly dull the
past week, with declining tendency. TRANSACTIONS
continue light particularly Of winter wheat grades
prices of which are nominaly maintained except tor the
low brands; these 60c lower. Spring wheat city
ground Supers and Extras 25a50c lower than quoted
In our last weeks review. We notice some inquiry for
Brazil brands but shippers and sellers views are wide
apart Rye Flour is scarce and wanted at quotations
Corn Meal is frmer with saes of S00a100O bbls City
We reYise uotRtiops as tolloWa:
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AntegItHnas q

IHE NEATHER.-We have had frequent showers
andsome heavy rains- during the past week On
the SaYannah side Of the District especially there
has beel an excess Of ram and farming operations
have been retarded. The crops Of grain are gen.
sFa snsy % ass san sss1 From Sons al
sections Of tse country we hear the most cheering
reports Of the coming grain crops.-Aboeos1e
PTesssE 4sssiss ssssk :i5Sss H.
.yMss EAaaHAs BoDY;R Ronsp -I,ast Week I'd pub ppatb
Es6ed 8 statement to the effect that Mr.. William
LanSha had disappeared from his home under cir
G@mstances thss led to paia APP appre9fens,onsM1
realized me sIangha's body VAS discovered III
theriver about mile and o half below his residence
onilast. Thursday, having apparently. lain in tho
Takr several days Mon,:ta,neer.
SHOOTING AFFxl1R.s11We learn from gentleman
from Marlboro that q most. shocking affair oc-
Tuesday morning lust. .Asman named N. G. New
ton, and a WOMAN Named flngis; or lngloss, were
shot, under circumstances, the details of which
are too IeYoitlng; to- rbelnarIated. Newton. we
learn vas killed instantly, and it was thought the
woman would die before jury Of inquest could be
impannelled. We believe no positive clue has been
obtained as to the pei petrators of the deed, but
presume 10 thorough Investigation will take place.
LCheraw Advertiser.
scouNpBsIIsM.-W understand that there is a
1ank, hatchet-taced Yankee, self constituted par
son, ln tins District, who Knows now to take care
of No. l. It Is reported that he makes quite 4
business. cub Of the poor negroes by Informing
fhen3 that their m aaiag ges are all void and re-
marrying them, Tor which he charges two dollars
match. Runner says hethas Te-mar1i2d about two
Thousand couple, thus honestly raising the snug
little sum Of $4,000. ..Ch hera,o' ADVERTISER. - :
.EMT. GRow1Eas WEaTHEH.-This is excellent
weather for the gardens. Irish potatoes, onions,
radishesJ cabbage plants, etc., are coming up and
,oatnrinp we'll AS those vegetables fleynlon tand
reach the table, will the tightness Of the times
Seem to relax. - - : - = : - = - -
The farmers are busy, and do not underyalue the
importance OF e1erting themselves to the utmost
in order to raise as much as they can for man and
bes.st. ,s7..sis1
&1pon;s trip in the country short time since we
try apfmprovement in the people, ms evidenced ri
from tie road: At nearly farm house passed,
weSsto b seem fences repaired old roofs replaced
by 1eWones, OF other retittings going on: Our
peopieAre Industrious, and we need not despond
soMhghs such is the case.-Enterwise. -