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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-29
Department Of Arts;
Department Of Science
Department Of Philosophy {;
DcDnrtmPnt Of Law.

In each of these Departments is conferred n
distinct BACHELORS DEGREE and the addition.
al Degree of MASTER or ARTs is open to all stu.
dents v no complete the required course.
The DEPARTMENT or SCIENCE includes full
course of APPLIEU MATHEMATICS, and CHEMISTRY
applied to MANUFACTURES and AGRICULTURE,
together with complete Schools Of CIVIL AND
MINING ENGINEERING, in which distinct Diplo-
mas are conferred
Tho Student may attend any one or more Of
the above courses Of study, at his option.
The Course Of instruction Is thorough and
complete in every Department. The discipline
is founded upon such principles as are believed
10 be most eifcaciOus in the development Of
manliness aud self-respect among young men.
Ample accommodations furnished in College
Building or in the town Of Lexington. Seces.
s1ry expense for tho half session estimated at
sl75.
Tuition and College fees for half session $50.
Board can be had at the College Hotel At SIS
per month.
For particulars or Catalogues, address
L. &. GORDON,
jani d Clerk OF Faculty
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Capital Paid dIn.-...s5OO,O ,OO'
Incorporated 1888.
Wheeling Savings Institution,


MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOs-
Nl IT, Interest paid on Special Deposits, Notes
and Bills Discounted, Exchange bought and sold,
Collections made on all points. In order 10 meet
a want that has long been felt in this communi.
ty, this Institution will receive on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, between the hours of
two and tour o'clock, deposits of any sum Of
money from one dollar and upwards. on which
interest will be paid.
Directors.
ALEX. LAUGRLIN, A. J. PANNELL,
JOHN MCLURE, JR., ALEX. ROGERS.
MORGAN /. OFT, JAMES PAUL.,
ALEX. j. CECIL, JAMES REED,
octlT.ly A. c. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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!. Kyle q Mrs. WATKINS

HI1VE madesuc arrangements for receiving
tI the lasest Fashions as 10 afford always
shoice nom the freshest and most elegant and
approved styles of Ladies' and Chidrens gar
nsents They cut all garments by measure, with
tcc1ifxoS, and their Life.SiZe Trimmed Patterns
Rom the best sources Of fashionable elegance,
sDable them togive exact counterpaTts of forms
and styles. They make CLOARS, DRESSES
WAISTS and SACKS, or cut and baste them, as
|,dtaa NAV nreffr
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. Y. HOG e,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

a Nd GENERAL LAND AGENT. =
"a WHEELING, W. Va.
VIII practice in the Courts of Ohio and adioiu.
ing Counties. Particular attention given 70 the
collection Of claims 0tfiee on Fourth street,
second door below the Court House, up stains.
nov9l
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BY II. PATTON,

Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer No. 65
Jefferson street, Louisville, Ky.
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schr Lowell fof Blddeford) Leavitt Trinidad Jan ~
with sugar, &c 70 Bryan pease. Experienced ns4ry
weather the enrs passage. splt foresa m sh anu ~,
carried away cutwater and spaGker boom
Sailed IN company with brig Emily sher Tor New aorx,
and spoke her 9Th inst lat 90 lon " oo sh inst ia 20 -
lon " o. saw schr VIM Austin bound n. -,
schr Laura Pride tBr Hasse Bermuda ~ days, IN nai-
last to Jones 4 Lough.
schr Douglas, Lawrence Corpus Christi 80,
hehr VIM Gushing tof Camden. MY Cook New orleans
days 10 mdse, to master Experienced heavy weather
all the passage.
sehr Henry squres Fisk, New Orleans, 27 days with
mdse, TO David Dovss 4 Co
echr Csdy (of Provdence Robbins Mobile, l9 days,
with cotton 70 master Is bound to Boston. Had very
polsterous weather throughout the passage.
schr Con ervave, Boyd ot Marks 20 days with cotton,
70 lfuriout Co 9th inst OF Hateras spoke bark
CLARK, from New Oilsans or Havre
scnr John Jones, wilmington NO days
sclr kebecca kn ght bartlett Richmond
schr Nary /. Bch kich, Virginia.
schr u Vaugha, Parsons, Virginia.
schr Reeves b. ennard. Virginia.
scnr Minerva We nfore, Terry Virginia for New Haven
snr Applegate steelman Eizabethport Tor New Haven
schr VIM cray, Clark Ezabethport.
schr v hits sea- Blatchford. NewDuryport.
schr Convoy, French, Rockland.
tchr SARDINIA, iiolbrook Rockland.
Schr VIM Joyce, Hicks Boston.
schr ST Lucar Nelson, Providence.
RJ- There quite feet OF vessels bound West lying at
Hart Island waiting opportunity TO get through tne ice
Ship Sir Mandevle arrived lSth reports light winds
the lore part OF passage and heavy gales the latter part
SAILED.
Steamships Java. Liverpool; Albema re Rchm nd: Mary
Sanford Wilmington, Nc, ships Frank Flint uienhaSen.
Ericsson Patrcian.
Wind at sunset SW
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SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE.

Agentieman Of Stamford Conn, has recently patented
simple yet ingen device for indicating the dis
plac Of switches and draworidges railroad
lines The invention is based scientific principles
beng practical appca ion Of tho vol estabi shed
Of voltaic electricity ana electro -nagne ism in COM
binason Drought into operation by tho most ordinary
mechanical contrvancss OF levers and springs. II
consists Of gavanc batteries OF simple, durable FORM
capable o. yielding constant currents whenever and
long the circuit is completed, q conduc ing OF
copper insulated by coating OF guta peicha. and
cascd in lead tubing winch esctualv prevents any
roding influence OF the so which Is placed, and
stout boxes which meta lie rods are adjusted
so that the act OF displacing the rails either
side OF main hnc poles Of the batteries
the electric currents flow, the cleo magnets vital
iz,d aud the amatafes move, ca sing the ringing OF
bells and the raising Of coored signals. The cat OF
the bells Ii 0eard and the signals visible until
by tue return Of the RATS 20 thsir proper
position the current y broken. Tho electro
magnets may be acted NJ any distance, so
that the alarm may be sounded romots from
the sStcn drawbr dgs, tho signals may be rendered
visible from etner direction and ut such distancs
will give the engineer sufficient time brea1 up" the
train. This appaa has been submitted 70 the most
thorough theoretical and practical test In the presence
OF men OF high scientc judgment with The best results
IL is now In operation On the Nes Haven and Hudson
ar Rnlroada
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
ST FRANCIS Myea's DEBATING SOCIETY.

The somanoual literary exercises Of the st. Francis
Xaviers Debating Society took place last evening In
the hall Of tho college, Wet Sixteenth street. Arch.
bishop Nc ossey and severa Of the cv clergy occupid
seats on the PLATFORM Tho different speakers performed
their allotted task with ability that frequently called
down applause from the large audience To partcuarze
would he invidIous each bore his Part
so commercially. Tue topics selected were an analysis
OF the progress OF the age. African and Arctic
dscovers physical astronomy and progress Of science
The closing discourse was one well worth hearing,
nansly the danger OF progress 1t Is true, indeed that
our age too last for some giddy hcai aud unstable
minos, winch - not more completely cxempllned IN
the indifference winch results from q multiplicity of
religious iorms than IN the Wild theories directed
agsnsi the stability OF civic government and the pre-
.eryation OF social order pleasing feature In the
programme OF tho evening was inc singing
~ tns college choi', under the direction
" Profs sor Max Braun. Nolrs band also in at
tendance. Professor l. Cere took with him the hons
shsfe Of the plaudts when he sang "LAnge du Gaiye
ani was recaed b. tho auiience am re. lhe anvil
cbus fron lrovaore was given subsequently, the pro-
gsmme winding up with lhal welcome messenger,
Inc Las, Rose of summer Altogether the Jesuit
" hers may foe proud OF the which rewards
every exhibition given under tber suspice and the
young m % ~ho figured so couspcuousy last evening
ml1 feel what deep debt ot gratitude they owe to
a mas yaufs
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40 ----f
American Ports.

BOSTON Feb lstlsared steamers Geo Appoid Howes.
s,ssc sns~ sssr 3. se.oS a, 50 San Fran
ss Gisss rsa;sassssd Geo Aypo and
sxst as sI.; 1:ss
sisw 1% ssaf sad1ss
from HSSs ,ser Ea u. and yIrsI o.n SToiI
late Bartlett who diei sISor Jan ~, las. Hsr-
Cieared-schrs Jackson, ci.ven, San Bias; Her.chei.
fosier brown Roerpor cmaa itsss. ss.1sS sS.on
sI:. sssSaaS %ayaS sisa sans sss s
sesrs .ins Hone Es and
Ssoif bark cse5nns soson
schr hIpress New ore.n. for .srx pas IN in distress
sss ,s:j,s I'D s... Gre,
Efs: srS .sra T.s from
Smith. for for s so
sA%vssroN, Feb s-Arrired bark cremona. Burrows.
IN Gsss s s,sssiS sss sssli io.a ssa..
GEORGE iowN. sc. Feb o-Arrived, schr Minnie. Far
Cleared OH schrs Leila Carter West Indies 10TH xaon-
GLouJEsIER, Feb is-Arrived schr John Pew. sta
IN port schr X Leach Crane Rceki.nd for NySra
HOLMES HOLE feo Is-Arrved. orig d kennsdys
,IHDiXNoLA, Feb is-sA,led schr Gen Knox, Bsdsir.
NEW ORLEANS Feb Gar vcd, steamship Oriental
lOthArrved steamsh Geo Washington. eager, Nyorks
as%s nps saaa snd DAVID sT .nns r 1s Aa
10 lsp Cssabella Havana; barKs Albert Maxwell Monte
nulsbeck Rio Janero; hoA.io B.bsOa. haise aas-
tan islaDd
Csared-Brig Lisabe, Panno Cienfusgo, schr Brsg.
lth-Arryed nrrs Crusa er tBr) Creighton. Vera
Cruz Trade Wind. Morr H. Brz-. Hon; Guyane tFrl on
Marv % ANN eBr 'sR Ham yn Liverpool Anna walsh prni.
water Havana; Iinc.n Irot os'o .cnrs Frank Jami.
sp sSps Prince s George t,r ia ks from IoSacn; Japa
ter tHam, Hamcnild from Hannnrs; EiE brh Yeo lbr).
scott from Cardn; oarx hl iiafrls ,brh Daniel from
Liverpool Below waiting orders sap Assam Valley, Iv-
Cieared-steamer yicto-. Gates NYork; ship. LHzis
Moses, Cox Havie Island Hom' trr Isws, Liverpool;
barks Arbutus lBr kBowiton dn; AntoniA tSpL sals,
Barcelona John Grddie tB Mc oas.i iivepoo'; boot
land, snakey Boston, br s,ncl lBr hale Liverpooii
Eary Rice Rice frovldence schr a. Fpney, loWpsends
NORFOLK, Feb I7-Cleared br< Avens tRr), Grny, sh-
60, Ire: schr Rachael Seamaa. e "a IA. sfork.
Saiied-Schr ST Joan Brocxet, \ ork.
NEW BEDFORD, FEB l5-saira. sanr Mary Tyler Ty-
NEW LONDON Feb IL Arriv schrs Lehman Blue.
Buckaloo Boston for rhilair,pni, Miard Fillmore.
Chase. do for NYork; bart New bedf I'd for do
Dyer stonington for do
PHlLADELPHrA Feb Is Arrived. sch George Deer
ing, Willard and Lady V dbaiy. Nooisurv; Portland
Cieared-Brig Anne saicheld !, sie Imam havre
Hrwms De- 81 Fss bound 70
Philadelphia have arrived ,n- rsaks -s since Last re-
port-Shp Sratfori from dv ro' IA sam sheppard
from CienfueSos. br w tns>e Oh Matanza sc1rs
Mary Long from do: Syoi'. on Jslnaca ,,. n p.a.,
Eliza Baltimore; Aueene vane.ef e .lh. Elza5ethport;
| sloop Char!es sherman DO.
san FRANCISCO, Feo ls-Arnved. ships Fleetwns
~. Liverpool; - schr Carr 9 Maker ats nj NYo's.
l9th-Arrived ships James Jariine Havana; john rat
MISUNDERSTANDING Cleo stra rLi and Marmion,
WiLMiNGToN, Nc. Feb 10 r..vsi s.sa nsnlp WIN r
Clyde, Niork,
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N; slsfTIA AND cytysarl RAILROAD.

tscvssri Feb 10, 1sos.
Theannua meeting of the stockholders Of the Iaetta
snd cs1innaii Railroad Company was held at chcoihs
today. CoioneiJohn Maderya was sppon:od chairman.
The snnss reports Of the year 1861 we're submitted and
ordered 70 Be published.
The follo"ior genilemes we're elected 10 serve ~
directors iof the ensuing Messrs Johs King, Jr.
Thomas whiuridse. John ; Hopkins, C. Oliver oDon.
mel snd Allen A Chapman, Of Baltimore; J. N. Cam.
aeni fnkershurg. Wm Luthers, Constitutioo Ono,
A sonuttIs Chillico,he, Ohio, Nathaniel wright r.
Bshop, n c Lord Briggs swift. Samuel b Keys
CiaennsL Al subsequent meeting of the direc.ors
Joha king, w., was elected Prssdsnt OF this company
NJ kins u We xnown a. the present Vice President
OF uls baltimore Aad Ohio Railroad Company.
stopping further scnp dividends on preference sto
The wbss uamocf Of shares represented st meeting
sn ls1, tA. saseUntsag 10 &C. III, ,250
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

had come what may bs the inned ate resuis
OF this persecution aud ussi I cAnnot - \
may not 1.-Two 90 see Bat God all siordy
his own will and marnfs and es ablsh his own ratn.
know that THIS contest In ,hurrh log tse W1lA
Of Christ aud satisfied abl1s by resaif. 10
eud must ever, follower OF Jesus ssy really
as his divine Lord 40 this cad sas tpFu ana ler
III came into thu vord. that Fh0ad rear ~
ness unto the trathn Aud there la his Atngt hands
leave self, son. aud that which - me
than both-the trutn VI the nving God-anf close ~tn
my Masters words OF prom c-my w0fds OF pfayef-
On that every one who is cf the truth may bear NY
voice.
The reverend gentleman vas listened 10 with deep at
tenion TO tue ent OF his long dcplrse the coDgresA
tion separating imned,at ely after ne concluded
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
fLrn irtotsr 4! 1m sssos.w alyY YARD.

Jsha Kelley. employed n . s-ysr in the mwmi II 10
NE Ss.y Yard ~r Instantly killed. about eight O'Clock
yesterday morning snder the following circsmsssees
fhs ss~pit tscsms elcsssd up With sawdust, which
prevesiss The machinery from working ans Kelley
sent dowu 70 sissn u og, While there he desred 3
fclos ~crknsn usmed hchasi Dovney TO start
the machine A Downsy did not do 30 at
snss ths d. ssssd pgi be hesd over the arm Of lhe
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

HosoRs IT, SCIENCE The British government is about
TO or q the upon Pro- sssor Wheotstone the ais
tirgu shed electrician He has already received the
degrees ID. q. l. and III. d. from the universities of
OK ord and Cambridge, and Is honorary
member VI aIl the principal scientific academies Of
Europe He also chevaier OF the Legion Of Honor,
aud has received two gold medals awarded the Rval
Society for Attalnments in Physical Science. He in
vented the concertna the stereoscope aud the solar
clock. He was The originator of the submarine tele-
graph, and his electricity conduced mainly
70 the Introduction and development Of the electric
telegraph in its present FORM employed In this
try. His latest invention apparatus for conveying
instructions TO enginee and steersmen board large
steam vessels, whica has received the favorable
sderaton OF the Admiralty.
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

sh,r. ssr IN. pYrposs Of calling him. but unfortu-
nssly las Al TINS no neut tho machine Was started and
tbe came ~ quicxiy. brrsking his neck instantly
Caran.r smith held an inquest over the body when =
verde ~ death fr an accidental INJURIES was rendered
ahe ceased resided ~ 354 Tenth street. New YORK,
where leaves q xife and two en-
The New York herald., 1868-02-20
SHIPPING NEW S.
Weather Along tho Coast.
Port OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1888.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Mary Sanford Moore. Wilmington. Nc-Jas
steamship Ellen Terry. Bearss, Newbern. Nc--oood.
s,e.mshp Albemarle, Bourne, cis Point aud Richmond
Ship Desiumoran.e tPorp Gonzales Liverpool. Am
Bal Marie Heydorn I'd Ham), rrautsen. TrAse-H W 0
bark Hermann Friedrich Meek, NiejhaD Limerick-H
Brig Baear 9Br, Button, Por. au Prlnee,A wilkins.
Bris lima Hit CieninecosMincker 4 Lishtbou~ns
Brig wellsord (Brl Cor6srt. Cenfuegos-J whitney
Brig IN Aria tBr, Locke, Hamilton tBermuda,-Md-
big odh.h tBr), Perry St John. NIB. via Elsaschport
schr sarah Merrill, Rowe 8, Pierre, Mart-H vatabie
Sch Lete.ia. Flest Gaives,ou--C II Malloy 4 Co.
schr Othelo. Eldr.dse, New oricans-K Drummond 4
schr Enoch Moore. Chambers, Baliimore-N Mcrready
Acc. ,,,. -, -.
sehr caroline cornes, Crowley. Fail RI,er-G Rack.
stealner NJ Stevens, Chance. South Amboy.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BIT the HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Cuba lBrl Noodle, Liverpool Feb 8 and
lad Westerly gale. the entire pasage feS Is lat a. lon
and % with Ss mS.s na 6 rso
re Mes% passage .''s sss IS s iea %
Net,;sa & hence 9r Lye,eoc same soSa day srM lat
Steamship 'isne 'edswct Oates New orleans Feb =
|n 1"S Tss ss %ss.' SIC Mallory
FGs Be w s wnss Ss S rom q %,s saes S0f s
New orle rus and Matanr.s, do for Charleston.
a faS
saon 5 an no 70, ssass ,o Charles
steamship ran sally dor ncasrson savannah, with mdse
sase sas s @ and p..,Rs
to wsms "n oa From Jan to the ssts had ~ css.
OF heavy gales from the westward VITA heavy thunder
s" .a ard pas yards s Se aes passing tho Dank' nave
Mar }, Bt
-, B.ta.s Nov Is with ~, tea 70 order Passed an er
IL been sssys of Hate As with ssross aor.Ssrj ~nis
yesr. S1S ed e S ppI .n a' wa. sa " 's'a y
s,rs 81 .ds d1ay g, ro,'I.adl, pay PAYS G.sgow y days
sEy gale, 4 .srs ss sea :. The ,s pa;sas1 s.s a inst lat
rsiiar a IN wool, 10 fuach Msinsts w.ndI Had
s..s %ss I.Ii a.ss.? f;isf%s s ssy:, fruit, tsa,.
s.;s ss,:.ls 9sfsssS G:i.%,S: Trieste DEC P,.;a
7h Inst t s loo g. passed through number Of pieces Of
'0s.as ss iua % SSss n,r.f sr. h.ncs.us Rio .neo days
viii eone.. Funch, Mencss wsnd, ns.sesn 70 d,ys
f. i poss an s isa.a n.nssa YORK;
BARK Commerce tof Newcastle, Me-, Robinson cardsnss,
y sy Ts ,as 70 o,, y, s.ts sSs.s 81 s.r % Had heavy
Bar. Flsswns DAVIS cardanas Is days with sugar &C.
-s. meg TsSpss ssa, Seen is. q h.'ssf.: win
.s re s,s 3 rs
wood. &c ssiisi in c,mpasy with swedish brig Hslens
Capt wesherind and hr brig Florence, Capt Etorman
bo;h for New York. Feb In Sail Rock Passage. spoke
brig Eva Johnson Of and from Harrington Tor s. Tho
Bris poors Mlirza a us Trojsivch, Rio Janciro IS
asys va Hampton Rcads days with coffee, . socovca
a smith.
40 master Had heavy weather aad 81. ung msinmast;
sehr t,en Weton, Havana "a days with sugar. Ac. 10
Young co.
20 Harvey
nra q teary contiu, New Orleans "a days. with
ccrn and cotton sNeo 10 N ~ McCrssfy Co. Has had
sirops and sayes NJ Of the patsage
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

DISTRIBUTION WEALTH IN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE
UNITED STATES From tables lately published by toe
Statistical Soc ETY. OF London 1t appears tnat 1854
persous Great Br,sn returned incomes 20 the aggre
gate amount of E1l2 000-one Of the entire
amount returned one-fourh OF the total yearly
come derived from properly 10 Great Britain. Only
Al 564 return exceeding El 900 year.
wnie l,Sd0,0O0 return incomes less thau $500 lhe
number oil persons VINO own more tuan ten
Of land apiece Is but 81, 900. Tho United
States Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
ports that the number OF persons In this
country whose tax last year less
thau $50 63.0s5; OF those whose tax between
so and $50 A. 947. between $50 and 500 Is, ,938;
between 500 aud $780, 50 IT'S; OF those
more than 5000 3ss. rne number Of assessed per-
sons incomes SO small as "a De exempt from the tax
220 036 To collection districts
had not been received at the time the report pub
lehed. As th tax is five per cent all incomes
81 900, tax OF so indicates total income OF l,400;
of $40 Indicates fatal income OF s., 900; tax OF
Sl0) indicates total income OF $1,000, and tax Of
5000 ndiea u total Income OF ,000 The receipts
from incomes exceeding 50 900 cons deraby sss
than one-Lalf ol The totAl rccsipts
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

CONSULT DR.. J. j. CRAVEN Foa ADVICE.
Do not bs hasy prOnounc,ns complaint serious
and incurabA You may have COUCH accompanied with
NIGHT swEATs and EMAc ALTON and ssiil not have
CONSUMPTION Ton may have . armins symptoms Of
KIDNEY DISEASE sucn al The p es,nce OF ALBUxEN In
The urine. dropscal EFFusoS other grave phsno-
mena and sul be free nom BRlGIIr or any other Or
0AyIC DISEASE Functional gcmens OF the stomach
and kidneys disturb the ~hole ana give birth 70
multitude OF unpleasant and symptoms thus depress
ing mind and II neglected leading decided and per-
manent disease Thorourh reliable adv
can be obtained BY uitn. Doctor CRAVEN, No 10
Brevoort place between srotway and Inivers'iy place
once hours from ten AN. TO fur Pm,
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

PURCHASE IN TINE
ca7zo
PoruLaE MOVEMENT
To EUorA
EArIoNAI ASYLUM .a
yoF ms
DISABLED VETERANS
v77
SAVED orK COUNTRY.
ssa,sT y rRssESrs
VIII Sc
DISTRIBUTED - srBscRIBERs
Tickets o. each. or ten for :, can upon Or address
GETTYSBURG AY.uM ASSOCIATION,
80 Rrondway.
i THE rEoPLE's NEWSPAPER.
HAS The LARGEST & RCuLAruS
(, ,.,,.s: rnE SiTrpFSri .i ,,iS ssSs pisraicr
In such compsss that -
SOsiifHt rslcE affS fwS 20 csSrs. as :
sold al ''s. sssssS s'.ld; 81 s4 'I' Gsssisss 's
TuaEH NEW ArrRovALt
FROM NEW DRLEANs.
DATED JANCARY u. 1864
+; have been unable 70 nad our MALT EXTRACT here.
have nsed ~ while 10 New york ast autumn, with good
ssec,s
Please. kc
mo DlLwoRrH.
81 cuAslss HorxL
1. iiors EsaL. No. su Broad-.y
40 .sviSGros Place Feb. T.
Thinslns Of Trying The toae a nct o. your MALT Bx.
TRACT 10 ny o-n person. you follows orde-J
Ar rhaOoP. ND.
No al EfeHrH AtssuR Feb s.
ssss possible ang,h.r aarsu Or IL I have
m.ay TREAD. -ho -,sA 70 80 Il o. NJ rscommen
dsuoa.
. j HUBER
sols Al ne Depot Ne sis Bra-ar ~ iru. s.is grocer.
sss
The New York herald., 1868-02-20

General william Hllysr. Of this city, has accepte
an invlsllon 10 deliver the Grafton al The Commence
men, of Sorsicb University, Vermont.
Thrce men. named George Morrison, Thomas Thomp
soa sad william Alexander. were capsizsd In an open
boat on Tuesday IN the Niagara river and drowned.
Tue accident supposed 10 have been caused BY the
to1i sssiiag on piece OF floating ice.
The spirtasli.t Convention Of West rn New York con-
vencd ~ Buffalo on Tuesday large number Of dele
gates were IN attendance
A notorious woman, named Phebe wilkie keeper Of
house of prostitution IN Fan River Mass, was burned
10 death on Moadsy night by tie breaking of kerosene
lamp
Mount X lneo House and sabls. At Moosehead Lake.
Me- we're entirely destroyed by iro on Monday. II was
a very 20, uar pace Of summer resort
Tue s0o factory o, George b Hague, al HANNIBAL
No. "a. been seized Tor violation OF the revenue law
About 1000 pounds Of tobacco cigars and
machinery we're taken posssshon or
john \. Bradley. form rly Of tho Boston newspaper
press. died Ia san Francisco the lSth January last
he vent /, taii orna ~ ls5L
Roger Cvllcry, Of Leicester Mass. seventy years OF
aee, got 'ost on Monday ,ast on his wav home from
Worcester. He toll INTO hoio IN a bottomiess pond
crasird Out and psfisnei.
Henry smith, who was injured by the engine ex.
pns.on IN Lowell, Mass on monday, died yesterday
thus making tnres deaths In all
Mr. e. r Johnson, Assistant General Superntend dant
Of tue Merchants Union Express Company died SUD.
deriy on Tuesday night al Clifton sprinss, I OF
IA
Cnlcaso IN charge OF a committee OF gentlemen IRON
Auburn
John Sullivan. who was arrested in Louisville shor,
time o. cnarged robbing Southern Express al
Diosden, Tenn, o e0J has been convicted aud SEN
fenced TO tue fenite .iiary for i've years.
negro woman living on the outskirts OF Columbus,
Mss driving quite profitable business IN dispensin
siove powoersn and o,her coniuring med .cines 10
large number II her own race u both sexes.
Tho Deseret Ne,cs wishes the peooe OF Chicago had
Mormonism. II enjoys Condition worse Inn thas
The New York herald., 1868-02-20


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