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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

Bs,hany-MessIs. Brown of Ohio, Hibbets,
Johnson and smith of Brooke
GreenlpOOd-Messrs. Bee, Bowyer and Con
Whole vote So. Necessary to choice q.
Morganrown having received 81 was
declared to be the point selected to NIL
the first blank in the bill, and the next
blank (for the county,) was filled with
"Monongalia."
The committee rose and reported ac-
cordingly.
Mr.. Ferguson said the bill was in an
incomplete shape, and he thought
it should go to some committee to ar
range details.
Mr.. Hoffman moved that it be referr-
ed to Special Committee of five.
man, Foreman, Neel, Billmyer and
Bickel.
Mr.. McWborter, by leave, introduced
bill to authorize the trustees of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
town of Maiden, kanawha county, to
convey their church property.
The remainder of the session was oc-
cupied with the regular business of the
calendar.
A large number of bills that had been
introduced for some days past, during
the consideration of the Agricultural
College and capitol questions, were put
ON their first reading ,and;a number OF
OLnerS lnSlE secOuu EeduluB. 10c Jill
authorizing James a. Boggs to build a
mill dam across Elk river was passed.
The.bill making an incorporation to re-
| pair the wire suspension bridge at SUIT
ion, and the bill making an appropria-
ton to rebuild a bridge across the
south branch of the Potomac, in Hamp-
shire county, on the road from Romney
to Green Spring Station, were consid-
cred and laid on the table, with the un-
Outstanding apparently that that was
to be the end of them. The one first
mentioned was the first tabled. When
the other came up, Mr.. Koonce moved
its indefinite postponement, and said
he was opposed to making any apPro-
pTiations Tor roads and bridges; but on
motion of Mr.. Fleming, who said he
too, was opposed TO such appropria-
tions, but who suggested it was but fair
to give all bills OF this character the
same chance, and that u similar one had
just been laid on the table, it, too, was
tabled.
The House adjourned.
lin yesterdays report the printers
made US say that the bill to locate the
capitol was made the order of the day
for "Friday" next. 1t should have
been Tuesday next, Feb. 5th.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

SOME gentlemen from Brooke county,
representing the interests of the pro-
posed railroad on this side of the river
from Holidays Cove TO Wheeling,
were recently in the city, looking about
to see what can be done for the enter
prise at this end of the route. We I'M
derstand that they feel quite enthusiasts
tic and hopeful, and that they are
pushing the project with commenda-
bile zeal. We take notice thatthe more
the subject is discussed the more inter-
est the people generally are getting to
feel in its success, and the greater their
willingness to do something for its ac-
complishment. We hope that the en-
couraging symptoms now plainly visi-
BILE will not abate, but go on and in
crease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
MARRIAGE AND CELIRACY.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
and the Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases which create impeii,
nentS u MARRIAGE, with sure means OF
OF charge. Address, DIR. ]. SEILEEN
HOUGHTONI Howard Association, Phila-
delphla. Ia. Ianl4-SIndSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
Double Refined Poudrette.


Warranted free from impuriiy and rubbish'
which they Will sell for Twenty-FIVe DoI-
Iars Per Ton, delivered on board of vessel IN
sew YORK city. This article, which 4 pul-
Nerized as nne as -four, has no equal for Corn
Cotion and Tobacco, and is equal to No Pc
fuVlan Guano In the proportion OF two Ms
ior one OF Guano, and better than the hest
0rand , OF super-Phosphates, pound for
This is Just the thing for those vho viii
pay Cash for good article at a low price We
nave a coarser article at Twenty DoIIars peT
TOD samples sent by mail, free, on receint
OF cent stamp. Send for pam hiet, and Sc
Address the Lodi Misunderstanding Cor,-
PanSI 60 Courtlandt Street, New York.
Rocky MOUNT, EDGEcoMnR GANG
Mr.. JONES r Den, ~
SIR: In reply to your INQUIRY of the "a
suits OF our experience in the use OF your i'm
proved Poudrette, purchased of Won for his
yesArS COTTON Crop, we would beg leave b.
Qulte nnfaSorable to the action Of all fertIIi-
zers. Several kinds Of AdntyeS tuere utei b.,
r., with the srception Of your Pottcfrette viii
l i OF 40 eject TO the crop. Where ne PoiI-
oIeLte Nds applied II Oape NJ near a h1lT bHI4
nIogs Per acre, and caused The OotfOH % orr
nIueh edrtter, and We would therefore recon-
menu the same as a concentrated mannra
io[ Ihs growth of Cotton, as well as Improve
ment to the soil.
Yours very respectfully.
HENRY P. STULTS BRO
NOVEMBER 18th, 1856. ians-sTd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

THE street railway is likely to be-
come an institution in our midst in a
short time. The company has been
organized by the election of the follow
ing gentlemen as Directors-viz: Capt.
Jno. Mcclure, A. j. Sweeney, Jno. L.
Hobbs, NJ. Reilly, and Jno. Handlan.
Some forty-eight thousand dollars of
the capital stock have been taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

MEPcAIrEs GREAT RHEu1fArIc REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts IIke
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing in a few days -'',---
ang2-ly 7. b. LOGAN & Cn-Ar,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
Fnr Sale or Rent.

T WANT TO SELL OR RENT ABOUT
/ 10 acres of land adjoining bridgeport ~
lance Is good for gardening purposes Also
dwelling house in Bridgeport, containing
eight rooms, with all outside convenience,
Wfich viii sell very low, and make pay
mehts to suit the purchaser. For terms, &C.
apply at VIM. Stewards Lumber ONCE
Bridgeport, Ohio.
febl-2w WM. STE" Art.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
ColEnte,s Aromat,c V..a,.,,. -.

colEate's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
AsuPerior Toilet Soap. prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable OILS in combination with
slyeerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Ia per
hume Is exquisite. and its washing properties
unriyaIled. FOrsale by al Druggists.
febG.lyd&R
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
TOPLANTERs ANDFARWEps

THE LODI MANUFACTURING CoMPANY
SeSta6lished Sinee lsiO, having the exclusive
control OF all the night soil OF New York
CITY, offer for sale, ELcluSiVelyJor Cdsh, a new
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
sIeip Aarfrtisttnfuts:
For Sale.

VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF
A ground on the west side OF Market street,
Centre Wheeling, part OF Lot no. NO. corner
OF Market and Third Streets
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DRY GOODS!

suitable for this market, many OF which
VIII sen without regard to cost I also have
a Igood assortment OF CARPETS on.
SLOIdS, &C., and have iust received =
Ia iarSe lot OF DOMESTIC GOODS. at unusual
Call and see for yourselves
F. W. BAsSETr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
Notice..

THE FLINT GLASS BLOWERS OF
! WHEELING are requested To keep away
from Pittsburgh and Birmingham, as The
blowers are on strike at tn, Sc places. BY
janS0-lwS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

ERENCH AND GERMAN ACCORnEoHs;
u Concertinas, VIolIus, Guitars, Banjos,
Flutes, Flies, Flageolets, Tuning Forks,
Bridges, Guitar and Violin Trimmings with
every article in the music line for sale lowfat
VIM. II. SHIEB'S Music Store.
Jan3l No. lS9 Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

Hon John A. bingham, and the
Hon. Nh Ashley, that did not APP
pear In the Report of the Proceed
Ings. mr.. bingham Discovers and
DenOunces u Plot Against General
Grant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

CINGING BOOKS; INSTRUCTION BOOKS
- for the Piano, Organ, Melodeon, Guitar,
Violin, &C, Music FolioS, binding and COM
mon; Music Paper; Blank Music Books:
Bound Volumes Of Vocal and Instrumental
Books at lowest Wholesale and Retail prices
at VIM. H. SHEIBS Music Store
JanSl No. l39 Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
FOURTH BAILoT.

AoEgdntOlcn-Messrs. Pinnen Csneaks-,
ALtasstrongI Ballard, Beeson, BiIImyer, BcoI
-, larron, cooper, Cracraft, CunnfnehaT5
EEJeEsnSon, Fleming. Gibson, Grose, Hafn1a11
heermans, Htser, Holman, KsIIar. EooDra'
66.a.HqSS, Llgntpuru, Little, Marshunan Nc,
SuIkln, MeWnorter. Smith OF BaTfsieS-
StaG eE ~ anshan, Welton, Wheat and Work,
81, GIIl45oEI3neSsrS. Burke. Caldwell, Davis.
s" =; AihSzaldl Mann, McCarty and Mel
adTTIsrlLe-Messrs- Foreman, Harris Ioca-
La -Fayne, Spencer, Taylor and WiiIiam-
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SECOND BALLOT.


AorsaIsotrII-NIessrs ,Pinnen. Cspeaker.l
Armstrong, Beeson, Bllmyer, Boggess Car
roll, Cunningham. Gibson, Hartman, Her
mans, Hiser, Holman, KoOnce, Lightburn,
LOckhart, Marshman, McQuilken, weIton
and Wheat-l9.
FTuaE5oTt-MessrS Bowyer, Burke, Cald-
well, Cooper, DAWSON, GroSe, KeIlar Little
TayloT-4.
BethdnS-M essrs- Ballard, Brown, of Ohio,
Gr3craft, Ferguson, Fleming, Con, Hibbets
Johnson, Kincaid, McWhorter, Smith, OF
Brooke, smith, of Berkeley, Vaughan, Will
hanson and WOrkman-I5
Greenarood-MeSSrs. Bee and Boreman-2
AdrISrfue-MeSsrS. Harris and Lane-2
Whole vote 50. Necessary 10 choice q.
Mr.. Harris thought it was obvious no
result could be reached, and he moved
that the committee rise
Mr.. Ferguson was sorry to differ with
the gentleman from Richie, but he was
of opinion result would be reached
very shortly He hoped Mr.. Harris
would withdraw his motion and allow
the voting to go on.
Mr.. Harris withdrew the motion, and
the House again proceeded to vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

The HOUSE adJOurned.
In yesterdays report the printers
made us say that the bill to locate the
capitol was made the order of the day
for "Friday" next. 1t should have
been Tuesday next, Feb. 9th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01
ALIENS LUNG NASSAU

For sale by all Druggists. '" d
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-08
THE UNION & JOURNAL,
Hostettor's Stomach Bitters.
MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.

Success 10 the "prsvalsnt cradle" Of innumsrs-
BILE humbur,. No sooner had H0SrETTERS
STOMACH DrrTEfts made their mark In the
world, than up sprang . host Of limitations, and
- the fame Of the great restorative grew and
spread, the pcstiierous crop Of poisonous mock.
cries thckencd. but tho true medicine has lived
them down. One BY one they have disappeared.
when the bellows Of punsry, which kept alive the
feeble IRE Of their borrowed reputation, ceased TO
blow, they ceased to live. and thus they continue
10 come and 80. Meanwhile, H0srETTERS ~
TIERS, the great protective and remedial tonic Of
the age, have progressed with each succeeding
year. Their success IS means OF preventing and
eurin: the diseases resulting ffou malaria, un.
wholesome water, and al unhealthy climatic
Influences. has been boundlsss and - . remedy
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague,
General Weakness and Debility, and all complains
originating In Indigestion, they arc now admitted
To be superior to any other preparation ever ad'sr-
tIsed or prescribed. Prom the home market, to
which few years ago they were confined. their
sale has been extended into every State In this
Union, over the whole OF South and Central Amer
lea, Mexico, the West Indies. and Sandwich Is
lands, Australia, China and Japan. Home and
foreign testimony continue TO show that HOS
LETTERS BlTTERs are the most remarkable
tonic and invigonnt now before tho world. im7
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-08

PRAcricAL JokE. We bad no idea they
had such ways away up in Wisconsin,
The following anecdo,o we pick up as an
estrny:
Joe and Commodore Rogers, brother
blacksmiths, in Whitewater, Wisconsin
have great reputation for being practical
jokcrs. Last summer Joe bought an old
fashioned ehurn, for the purpose Of manu-
featuring their own butter, and rs the com.
no,lorc was widower. and lived with Joe,
all such work as churning naturally fell to
him. Ono day, after supper. the first churn-
ing was got really, aud the Commodore was
first invited To churn.
.lIold co." said he, ''till go down and
", some tobacco"
lie went. and while gone Joe did the
churning, took out the butter, and left the
butiermilk in the chum. The Commodore
returned, looking nj the churn, took of his
coat, and says,
"wa'al, old churn, it's you and ], and
here Is for ye!" and he commenced his
labor.
Afler churuing couple Of hours, he ne
marked that hc guessed il would be cheap
er to buy butter than to make it,"
~ think 20 too" said Joe, 'if you are
going to churn il out Of buttermilk"
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miscellaneous.
WASTE AND WANT.

=. :, ;, ,,,,..a,il E,cv.
Mn. ",'No"' !" y. -. .r.m.,, ho,...
e"peo~, '.' -.
no" 'eaAs VIM" "0 ''s
mi s"en"o" " e'e'' "o' ill.,.
"'en "0 -, '.I a. -
cue, " "'eaN o .~..s.', ,.,,;,. !,
w" '"'os y" w ~. ain,
'oo' " '",o o "a Tx. -, !,
P"s -" INV VIZ -. =. ..,.,.a IN
~ " '"" -. ,.,l
amps n,Aea WI. '',' ", III.
nas oee" o',''" "''' ~ n' ~ :. -,
Wheh PORK nus We" oo"eu "'o"''
10 TO Try cakes u c'ean'ea'
Again. n'ss OF meat arc 'n'o~n o"' "'e"
wou'd MAKE |" ns'"eo "ea' - s
inc nour Is s'"e. W "'
OF tue o'eaa pun ''''u WV" '"' 1e
sucA'"s " F"
RIO eru@ y 'oa anu 'a'a " =" ''"' "'
stead Oh making u INTO "''s 'o' 'e''
Soo "o'o' ~ u''o"" '1' 'S's WV nv
TO IS lett
Cold Puddings arc considered GOOD ior
nothing, when o'enu'ne' ney Gu" oe
steamed ior tho next Gay, or as in case VI
nee, made over in other forms.
Vegetables are thrown away that would
warm Tor breakfast nicely. -.
D'shcio'hs arc thrown away wherc mice
can destroy them. .
SoaP Is leit IN water to d'sso'Sc' OF mof'
used than necessary.
u bath brick, whiting, rotten s'one' etc.,
arc used, much Is wasted.
The scrub brush Is 'eh IN wa'e'' P.''"
rcorched by the hrc' tuos ana oafro'' ''''
IN inc sun 10 dry a"" 'ah "Pa'', '
pals allowed to rust TN anu ITO" "a'0
rus'ed' nice knives used 'or COOKING !" ,"e
A"eno"' '''e' sp''", "''" W '''"''o
or FORKS 10 toast bread.
Servants have hight burning I'D the
Kitchen when they are all OUT OF u" eve
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HOW TO KriL LITTLE GIRLS.


Warmly ""a 'A'''o"""'y u'e'u '''''"
6" may s 'een o" 'ne S',ce' a. s''U' any
'e e" 'e "''' .a .s
~ "" " ~ ',
=" """ ''"'' 'N"s'"'e' " p'''N' NC"
ITO" s' :" say "o'""s " "o P'''s
''"SS ~" o'.n""se says .'''u'' ".
~" u ''''c gln 'eu ny ns "'o'ne' '".'"s
''c s''ec' i.er i'tc co''ar "'" nun ",'
nut "''o W INC "a''"e'' '"' W.. We" ,o
neeoea men, TOT " was o'"er '0"' ''' WI
h''e legs bare nh" o'ue' oc'"ee" I've. =,
s'oeA''sS "h" SMITHS 'o'" s"''e'"s 'a'''
VINO does NOT see da''y tue ~"'c 'n'"s
Little, irni' girls with head and shoulders
bundled in unneeded iurs while from the
feet to point above the knee the little dar.
lings are almost naked. Of course moth
en who thus dress their children are very
far from intending to kill them or render
them permanent inyalids. but such is the
probable result Of their fashionable expos
urc. Il is true that mos, children have
their limbs well protected, because most
mothers have on intelligent regard for the
health Of their offspring, but there are ma
ny who are clad rs We have mentioned,
and to the mothers Of these we address our
appeal As little girls are now dressed,
their skirts are no protection against the
wind or cold below the knee, and what do
they have as substitutc' Linen drawers
rca, hing just below the knee, and there
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-08

Tnr GArks ~ CHicxrSs-Pennit me
to state that. should find a case Of gnpes
in my yari, the chicken would no at once
transferred to the manure heap, or buried
near the gapc vines. DO not torture the
chicken. afflicted with this malady, by In.
sorting a feather, wire, hairs, or piece Of
gut in its windpipe; neither administer 'ur.
pcntinc, kerosene oil, nor any other harsh
or uncertain and very doubtful remedy /;
but rather kill the sufferer a, once, and dis.
pose Of il as above. Better than all to avoid
the gapcs entirely. have no, had single
case in four years; formerly had J, in un-
welcome abundance. Fired al the ysIi-
OTIS nos,runhs and generally Jailed al'da'
i,hcd ], by dissol,ing a piece OF fresh lime.
= -. .sssss III rnls II
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InIDOrtant 10 the Afflicted.

DIR. now continues 10 be consulted ~ his o.,
Gee Nos. 2 and Q Endicott Street, Bostgn, on All
diseases OF PRIVATE on DELICATE NATURE.
by . long course Of stady and practical experh
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have nsVef
hiled 10 cure the most alarming eases OF Gener.
.Aes and SypAJis. beneath his treatment, AL ths
cy, Scroiula, 0onorrh9a. Ulcers. Pain or Dstfeo
in the regions Of procreation. Inflammation OF the
BladdeIAnd Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abscesses, iiu.
mor., Prightful bwelling,, and the long train OF
are made 10 become ~ harmless ~ the simplest
ailings OF child. PARTICULAR attention given 10
the treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In all lie
forms and stages. Patients Who wish 70 remain IN
der DR.. Dow's treatmsnt . few days OF wssks. Will
DO furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
PS. Ladies' who are troubled with any disease
peculiar 10 their system will ind speedy relief by
calling on DIR. DOW, at his once, No. Endieoit
street.
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We are passing toward final rest our
selves. Do not regret il if tho eyes grow
dim. You viii see better by and by. II
the ear is growing heavy, do not he sorry,
II your youth Is passing, and your beauty
fading, do not mourn. II your hand trcm
bles, and your foot is unsteady with age, be
not depressed in spirit. With every i'm
pediment, with every sign Of The taking
down Of this tabernacle, remember that ],
is the striking the tent that the march may
begin, and that when next you pitch your
tabernacle il shall be on un undisturbcd
shore, and that there, with eyes unwct with
tears, through an atmosphere undimncd by
clouds, and before God unveiled and
never to be wrapped in darkness any more
that there, looking back upon this world
Of ignorance and suffering and trouble, and
upon the harlships Of the way, you will
with full and discerning reason. liz up
your voice and give thanks To God. and
say, "Thcrc was not one trouble too much
there was not one sorrow too piercing"
And you viii thank Cod, ia that land, for
the very things that wiring tears from your
eyes in this Look then to that better land
sigh for il, pray for IT, prepare for il, and
enter into il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JUAN DELAMARRE'S
Hundreds and thousands annually die prems-
turely when, II they would gre the Great French

lursly when. II they would gre the Great French
Remedy,
DIR. JUAN DELAMARREs
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLsi
Prepared by GARAsciERH q DrroSr, No. 2i< rue
Lombard, fAris nom the prescription Of ID. Juan
Delamarre. chief Physlcirn 10 the Hospital do
Nord on LAribolselrc, q hir trial, they would hnd
immediate relief and, N . short time, he fully re-
stored % HesffA ed Srsssh. u 10 used In the
prsctice Of many emlssnt French physicians With
Uniform success. and highly recommended - the
only positive and Srestse R,.ety fos al persons
,aprrmests OF The Nervous forces. Melancholy
Spsrs.sssrvA~s. seminal Essssssss, all weakness
es arising nom Ssxssl Ezcesses "r feathni Indis
crstious, Loss of Muscular Bserxy. Physical Pros.
tr.tIo.s Nsrvousuess, Weak Spine. Lowpcss oi
spir,s. Dimness er Vision. Hystsrics Palms In the
Rach and Limbs. lmpotesey, he. NohnguaSecan
convsy an adequate idea NJ The Immaculate ane 9.
me.t Mirseulcus change " produces ia the deslIt
tated and shattered systsm. In net, y stsnds ~
rivalled - IN unfsins care Of The maiAdies soo's
mentioned. -
suffer no more hot uss TAs Greet y,sseA Rose
syl 10 will eject cure whore all others hil, and
aithe' . powerful remedy. contains nothing huresl
to the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and dire.
lions ior using, In snrlish, French, spanish sad
herman, accompany each hcl. and are also sent
nee :" any .hdrsss. when requested.
Price ons Dollar per bon, OF six boxes for Five
Said ny all Druggists throughout the world /; or
will be sent by mall, securely sealed nom ohserya.
tion by enclosing specified price, " any authorised
-ffcprssers G.a.rsi As,n.s D. Am.r,e.. OSCAR
q. MOSES CO., ~ CsrtlAndt 81, Nss York. q
d.. A. bacon, ole Agent be s~eo sni nstsebci.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. row continues 70 dsvsts his
satirs time 70 The treatment of al dissssss issi
dent 70 Ne noals ys,s.. An szpsr,sses ftrsa.
ty.thrss yesrs enables hin 70 guarantees speedy
and pssnansot relief In The .s,a essss Of ss,ysss
ssss and sa stAr sssMrssi Dsrs.ss~s~is, IRON
whatever sssss. All letter. tss advice must con-
taj0si. on,es. No. . Hndisett stssst, Bos.ss.
N.B.-Bo>rd furnished 10 thoss Who vish 70 ~
main under trsatasnt
Bostca. June. u. issS. iyo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-08

"TuEa's N."-We oflen hear Of re-
markable cases of "aLscncc Of mind.''
Here is one equal to anything we have
seen lately. The man was doubtless a
very interesting heal Of the family:
81 shy, cap'n," said little kcen.eye,l
man, rs he landed FROM the stcamboa,
Potomac nj Natchez. 81 say, cap'n, this
here amt ALL
"Thar's all the baggage you brought on
board, sir" replied the captain.
"well, see now, grant it all D. X. nc
cording to list-iour boxes, three chests,
two ban.boxes, a port-many, two hams
one part cut, three ropes OF inyons, and a
,eakettle; but You see, cap'n, I'm dubcr-
som, feel there's something short. Though
counted 'cm nine times, and never took
my eyes OF 'em while on board, there 5
sometlin' not right somehow"
"well, stranger, the time is up; there is
all know OF; 50 bring your wife and five
children ont of the cabin, and we are off,"
"Thcm's 'em, darn il; ,hem's 'em! !
knowcd ki forgot somethin'."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-08
wonderful, but True.

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