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moro Cnnses orBIood Poison.

Excessive labor or undue excitement some
times occasion, serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion TO the blood. Grief.
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
TO circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duce serious evils to the health unless pre-
vented by timely aid. Here We are admon-
lshed of the superior advantage of BRAN
DRETH's Pills. For If the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
allay the turmoil and are healing balm to
the brain. While, should the blood circu-
late too slowly, tinting the skin with a dark
hue, they at once relieve the blood OF Its ex-
cess OF carbon; thus they relieve tho mind
and restore the health. Should an organ be
weaker than the rest, there impure matters
from the blood will be deposited. This is the
way Jumps, boils. tumors, carbuncles, are
produced. All arc cured, often prevented.
by the use of BRANDRETHis PILLS.
Principal office, Brandreth House, New
York. sold by all druggists. augl7-1md&w
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spetfaI aatiees.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Az AWFUL pEsTII.RNCE-

with the cheated term, comes the dang
ers of that hIghtul pestilence-Cholera.
What untold and indIscribabIe misery it has
brought into thousands orhouseholdsI In our
land every year for generations past. A
specific and certain preventative as well as
speedy and absolute cure for This awful dis
ease is the Great Household Remedy, now
know all over The world. as Mishler's Herb
Bnters. 1t will positively fortify thesystem
against the attacks of AsIatIc Cholera,
Cholera MoIbus. Cholera 1pfantum. Dlar-
lhoea. summer Complaint, Dysentery,
ohoiic Painters cholic, &c. D. H. Blssen,
NJ. D., Physieian-in.chief of the U. 3. Hos
pital ship, "FaleonT highly recommends it
for Cholera, and has nsed 1t with marvel
lous success in such cases. 1t acts like an
angel of mercy in every instance. Sold by
all druggists and dealers.
DR.. $. B. Hartman Co.. PmrrIetors.
Lancaster, Pa.
For sale by LAuaHLIN, SMITH CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling. w. Va.
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Mr.. Garlic ANA the Conservatives.

No document that has been given to
the public for many months has excited
such general attention throughout the
country AS Mr.. Cariile's letter to the
Baltimore American, recently printed
in ourcolumns. However people mRy
differ respecting his record as poliIi.
clan, all concede his great astuteness
aud ability and his tluency as sn ora
tor. There are few, II any, more effec-
tive public speakers in the country.
Mr.. Carlile's affiliations with the con-
ssTvative wing OF the Democratic party
during the past five years have given
him abundant opportunity to become
acquainted with the designs of that
party; and his Abandonment OF 1t at
this time is considered to have more
than ordinary Significance and creates
great curiosity to heBr him on the stump
That letter shows that Mr.. Carlile differs
widely with the Republicans on minor
questions before the country, but 1t
shows also that he foresees that the
success OF the Democracy would be
fatal to the tranquility of the countr. {.
Mr,Carlile views this matter from Con-
servative not from aRadical stand point,
agreeing only with the Radicals in the
supreme necessity of eleoting Grant
to protect the nation from the dangers
OF insurrection. His views cannot fail
therefore to have great weight with the
wing of his party to which he belongs.
For rs We understand Mr.. Carlile,s
position he claims to be just the same
Conservative he has been all along; but
as such he protests that he cannot fol-
low the Democratic party in the radi-
cal-rebel policy to which that party is
now so thoroughly devoted, or vote for
the ticket nominated by the radical
rebels of the South on a platform of
their own making. Mr.. Carlile, as a
Conservative. entertains "a hope that
the conservative element of the coun.
try viii have an organised existence
and future of usefulness after the
present contest is over. But this he
knows cannot be II the revolutionary
ticket and platform of the Democratic
party prevails; for State OF war allows
the existence of but two parties, hostile
Of course, and intensely radical. There
can be no real conservatism exeept in
tranquil times; SO that those who are
genuine conservatives and not rebels
must, II true to their own professions,
do as Mr.. Carlile is doing-support.
Grant and Colfax,
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Sprffal Autttes
..Io Owners OF Horses and CattIe.'

40 "a s4AokHbh anu A9AALASs<'
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are war;
ranted superior to any others. or no pay, for
thecure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
HIDE Bound, Colds, &C., in horses and Colds,
Coughs. Loss of Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn
Dlstemper. &C., in Cattle. These Providers"
were formerly put up liy Simpson L. Tobias,
son Of DIR. Tobias, and since his death the de-
mand has been so greatthat DIR. Tobias has
continued to manufacture them. They are
perfectly SAFE and innocent; no need of stop
ping the working of your animals. They
increase the appetite, give n hne coat,
cleanse the stomach aud urinary organs,
and increase the milk OF COWS. Try them,
and you Will never he Without them. Col.
PhIlo P. Bush, of the Jerome Park Race
Course" FOrdham, N. Y, would not use
them until he was told OF what they were
composed, since which time he is never
without them. He has over twenty rum
ing hoises In his charge, and for The last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and storekeepers through
out the United States. Price % cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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nd CORAg,fONDEN .s.

our friends in the interior wonld OBJ
Iige US, and we think do something TO
aid the Republican cause, If they would
send US brief accounts OF the public
meetings now being held almost daily
in different parts OF the State. Do not
attempt long reports, but give us the
gIsC of what is said and done, and al
about your prospects. in as few words
as may tie practicable. We publish
letters in full as far as possible, but
when crowded for room, we must some
times condense, and sometimes omit
altogether. We trust, therefore, our
correspondents, in sending US their fa-
vors, will themselves study to condense
the greatest possible amount of news
in the least possible space. Above all,
write plainly, aud only on one side Of The
110Dsr
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{ Col. Sam. YouHR's Appointments.
We are authorized TO announce that
Col. Samuel Young will speak on the
issues involved In the pending politi-
cul canvass at the following times and
places
Fdyette C. H.-september is.
Monroe @. H.-Ssptember 25.
Webster @. H.-Oolobsr L.
Failing Springs Township. 0reeMbriGT
C0.-OcIhber s.
q Union 7ownship, Poeahontas County
Williamsburg. Grcenbriar County
October Ii.
Blue sulphur Springs-octoher Il.
LeiDi bII October 10. r..s
Waite Sulphur SpTin9s-October 10.
Anthony $ Crcck-O October IA.
Grunt Township, Pocahontas County
October 20.
Edrdy-OetOher %.
Hunter SViiLe-Novembe 2.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 8.
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IF WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED
A4 NTIIrUJv A9


CHISTADORO's HAIR DYE
CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
From Gray To Rack, people might laugh at
the ravages of age. The process only &C.
cupies five minutes.
CristndOrO's Hair PrescrVRtIVe
WoMAN's RIGHrs.-Among the rights OF
women may be Teckoned the right TO pre-
servo her hair in its original luxuriance,
gloss, color, texture and elasticity, as long
as she can. To enable her to do SO we
recommend the very best article we know OF
"a preparation about which there is no de-
ception, which We have tried and seen tried
and not found wanIng-we mean CRSTA-
DoRO'S hair preserver and beautiGer.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Astor House.
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MIR. onrIne,s Appolntmonts.

In consequence of telegram from
Hon. John s. Carlile nt Baltimore yes
tsrday, saying that he Was constrained
to 20 TO Mulne, the State Central Com.
mlttee have been Obliged to revise that
gentleman's appointments as an
nounced yesterday. They announce
now that Mr.. Carlile will speak as fol
lows:
neutrality-suspicious. 10.
Ia TplOnt-September IL. ..z. g.
Belt0n-Septembe is.
WheeEing-Septembe 10.
PdrkeyS6uT0-Sep 81.
West Union-Tuesday, September %.
WeStOn-Thursday, September "a.
BUckhaRnOn-Friday September 25.
PhiLtippi- September 6.
Other appointments will be an
nounced hereafter.
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TaE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF INV YORK.
No. S38 BROADWAY.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS

- CHARTERED BY THE STATE. -
DARIUS R. bfANeAAr, President.
20 JAMES 9iKRRILI., Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
s,Lhlect to cheek Gt SioM. SPECIAL DEros-
IT'S for six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS istiivided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of large wealth and financial experience,
who are al. o personally liable to depositors
for an obligations of The Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n lar se or small amI UNITS, and permits them
70 be drawnas whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WIEHoUTNoTICE, allow
ing interest ON ALL nAILY RA1ANcEs, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
connts In this Institution with special adj
yantages ofsecurity. eonyenteheean and pInaE.
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Tho Rebel Demonstration at Fair.
mont. --------
FA1RMoNr, w. Va. Auc, 81, 1s6s.

HAIkMONEI w. fa'I aug Oh looo.
Editors Iutcitigencer::
The Democratic -Klux party pre-
faced their meeting at this place on
Thursday, the 9th inst, by n process
sion composed of forty rebel soldiers,
about one hundred "stay-at-home''a and
dIsfranchised rebels, thirty or forty old
women, girls and boys. thirty-six yoke
of oxen and bulls, and-well, L don't
know exactly how many asses; but
presume that they were in the MAORI
ty, as they generally are on such Occa-
sions. And, all of the aforesaid classes,
(the oxen and bulls, of course, except
ed) were mounted on horses, and made
the spectator feel Just like he did when
the rebel General Jones made his raid
on the town during the war. Theonly
difference was this: When they enter
ed the town as raiders under General
Jones, they killed Union men, burned
Union mems property, and tied the
Union flag to their horses tails
This time, however, they feigned TO
smile very blandIy and kindly upon
the Union people; cheered and express,
ed great delight for The dear old flag"
they so much hated in their hearts.
astonishing of all, the marshal of the
day was "A carpet Dagger and a disfran-
chised rebel. Was this not a beautiful
sight for the eye OF the loyal man to
gaze upon May God have mercy upon
the Union soldier who can SO
far forget his honor, his country and
the great cause of liberty To all man
kind, as to muster in such an army as
this, / can assure you. gentlemen,
that the Union men of Marion county
are all right. Battling Cor the right,
and trusting in God, they will not sur
render the Government of the United
States into the hands of traitors. Her
ii Al 4
their guns now as they did during the
war. Grant aud Colfax will get large
majority, and then we'll have peace.
FAIRMoNT.
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We would call the attention Of our
friends in the Southern part ofthe State
to the appointments announced by the
State Central Committee for Col. James
Il. Ferguson of Cabell,
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OFFICE E1gHAneE BANk OF y1EeIN1A.

a. w 4h-sASSNb <1ONGS4 AVSSs
TlHE HOLDERS OF THE NOTES OF
Il the EXCHANGE BANK of VIRGINIA,
payable at WESTON, will take notice, that,
in pursuance OF an act OF the Legislature OF
West Virginia, entitled IAN Act relating TO
the Exchange Bank of Virginia, at Weston"
passed February goth, 1858, the said Notes
will be received AT THIS OFFICE in pay
ment ofindebtedness to said Branch at Mes-
ton, until the 18th day OF SEeTEMRER,
1883, Except on Stock Notes) And unless
thesame are so presented, before the expirR-
ton of said time, they VIII not thereafter be
received in payment by me, or otherwise
paid by me. "
R. ]. MCCANDLIsH.
auglS-4wd Cashier of Branch at Weston.
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The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference RGgisteE.

THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE
6eTs to attain facility and safety
covery OF claims at all points, have to an
nounce that they will, In September. 1865,
publish IN one large quaIto volume; 1,,,o,,
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER, con-
tanning, among other things, the NAMES,
NATURE OF BUSINESS. AMOUNT OF CAPITAL,
FINANCIAL STANDING AND RATING AS TO
CREDIT, OF over 400, 600 OF the principal mer-
chants, traders, bankers, manuiaS Ct re
the cities, towns, villages, aud settlements
throughout the United States, their terri
tories and the British Provinces of North
America; and embracing the most tmpor-
tanL Information attainable and necessary
TO enable the merchant to ascertain at u
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, and DE-
GREE OF CREDIT OF such OF his customers as
are deemed worthy OF any graduation OF
credit, comprising, also Newspaper Direc-
tory, containing The title, character, price,
and place of publication, with full particu-
lars relative TO each journal, being a COM
the United states.
The reports and Information will be con-
fined to those deemed worthy OF some line
OF credit; and as the same Will be based, SO
far as practicable, upon the written state
ments of the parties themselves, revised and
corrected by well-known and reliable legal
correspondents, whose character will prove
a guarantee OF the correctness OF the lnfor-
nation furnished by them, 1t is believed
that the reports Will prove more trEt
and complete, and, therefore, superior TO.
and of much greater value, than any pre-
Vlously issued. ~
By aid OF the MERCANTILE REVERENCE
REGISTER, business men will be enabled to
ascertain, Mt a glance, the capital 3nd grada-
ton OF credit, as compared with financial
worth, of nearly every merchant, manufac-
turer, trader, and banker, within the above
named territorial limits.
On or about the first OF each month. sub
scribers Will also receive the Monthly ChTOn-
icLe, containing, among other things. a re-
cord OF such important changes in the name
and condition of firms, throughout the
country, as may occur subsequent to the
publication Of each half-yearly volume OF
the MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.
Price OF The Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register, fifty dollars, $780, for
which 1t will be forwarded TO any address in
the United States, transportation paid.
Holders of five $40 shares of the Capital
Stock, in addition TO participating in the
profits, will receive one copy OF the MER-
Camille PREFERENCE REGISTER free OF
charge; holders of ten shares will be entitled
10 TWO copies, and no more than ten shares
ofthe Capital Stock will be allotted to any
one applicant.
lions relative TO the book, should be address.
ed TO the Merchants Protective Union, in
the American Exchange Bank Building,
No. 128 Broadway, (Box 2566l New York.
pnUD6,1Tn
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agFn5 aaperttstmsuts.
New Confectionery.

mHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS
y uTe in informing the citizens OF M Ilesa
TiONERY, at No 5 Main street, and IS pre-
pared to furnish Weddings and Parties WIN
Ice Cream and Refreshments OF all klnos u
sn @aeg 99TSs' CHAs. a. swARTz
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AanaaaEealents.
FOR JUDGE,

NNsMEssRs. EDIroRG-Please Announce
lE<SF ktH II. CALDWELL, our present, able
and etncient Judge, a q candidate for FeeIec-
ton In The Flint Judicial Circuit
aug2oste OHIO COUNTY.
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HARDWOOD Residence Tor Sale.

II AM AUTHORIZED To, SELL TIE
magnificent brick residence Of Mr., GeoTps
Keeline, situated In KiFkRood, Ohio IL
miles from the city of Wheeling, ContainIns
nine rooms finished in the most approves
style, besides kitchen. wash honse, cellars
fully adorned with 6hrubbery and shane
trees OF choicest variety. This place, 10 h.
located In PotfoWRtomie county, Iowa, will
be taken in part pay. For further particu.
lars see THOS. OBRlEN,
Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va. or
GEORGE KEELINE
aug3l-1w Bridgeport, Ohio.
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BOOKINGS UNRTVALIEp BAKING
D POWDER. The best In the market and
always Ewes g sAt 70 aprs Z
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CHAs. A. SWARTZ
Wanfad.

a FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, WELL
n acquainted with the city retail dry goods
business none other need apply-wtth good
Recommendation from former employer
will address Drawer n Wheeling p. U.
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A Country Residence for Sale Cbeon

ONE AND oNE-HALF MILES FRoS
~ FaiTmont, w. Va, so acres OF ground On
which there is one two-story brick dWeIIin9
house, smoke house, spring house. G iFTiass
house. and good stablIng for eight head of
horses; 800 apple trees, one acre of pransS
and every description of small fruit: Well al
with eVerRreens; a never.failin9 sprinS
within go feet ofthe kitchen. Terms easy
sepI /. IRWIS
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For Rent.

A GOOD TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
a pleasantly located ON Quincy street
Possession given Immediately. Enquire az
0f sepa g MErcALF & BURT.
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AttentiOuII

THIRST MUTUAL STORE SELLS NO. /
T. Rio Coffee at "a cents per b.. and all
other goods in the grocery line cheaper than
any other house in the city.
eenl-2t RALPR ARKLE, Supt.
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WILSON. DUMMY Z WHRELER

a RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
n TO order Packing T1erces, Flour and APP
pie Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail
Kegs OF all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes;
also Steam Boat Hulls and BargeS
anpIA.JTn
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Galoined Plaster.
100 BBLS. PLASTER PARIS, Ph1adel.
lUU pl1ia make, received by
f-at -. - Z. C.HIIDREIH q RRQ.
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WANTED.

TN A RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE. A
frst-clasS salesman, well acquainted with
me trade, to whom q liberal salary Will be
paid. A young man preferred; good recon-
meniiations required. Address for one week,
80 z. .. BOX 59t,
sep2-tf wheelIng, w. Va.
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@E sue.
For Sale

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT MIA
n bered l2, situated on Wheeling iSISrI
in Robinson'S addition to City OF WheeIiISal'
% by 40 feet, which we Will sell cheSSS'
ENQUIRE of BOND & SWEENEY
Brick Yard, Wheeling Island
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Farms & Coal Land for Sale,

TIME LAND LATELY OWNED BY p
Jacob, deceased near Wheeling, on CSald'
wells Run, Is for sale. 1t includes the dairy
farm and pasture land occupied by N. Raw
man, and also the farm on the hill, on which
Fred. Leckel, VIM. Miller and others live
ON the hill farm are four dwelling houses
two thrifty orchards of grated fruit, and
young vinegar d of 10 or II acres, planted
with some DelRWnres aud other choice Varie
ties. From I'D 10 $50 acres of the hill farm is
firSt-clasS coal land.
The land Will be sold In separate parcels, or
as a whole.
Enquire of A. j. CLARKE,
Corner of Fourth and Monroe or
n. n. MCELHENNEY,
ExecutrIx of z. Jacob, deceased, Fourth
street, near Union. aug2S-2wd
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TICS. ). FINNEY
PHARMAoEUTIsT.
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning Il one OF the
symptoms Of bilious condition or disoI-
dered state Of the liveT, and should not tot
monitory symptom or a train OF evils and
the very seeds OF disease. Procure AT onos
Robacks blood Pills, administer them Ne
corning 70 the directions aceonnpanynSS
each box ana the dtfncufty and danger o.
disease viii at once be removed.
sold by an Druggists everywhere.
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INTELLIGENCER.

IT Il n NJ .
1NYARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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The New States.

While the Senate has been delay.
ed in the transaction of business by
the impeachment, the House has
been preparing various measures for
the consideration Of tho other Cham.
Der, so that when it resumes ordi.
nary affairs of legislation there will be
plenty of work to be done. The pass.
age Of the Arkansas bill has sent
70 the upper Chamber a very impor>
tant proposal, and its seems likely
that the bill which proposes to ad
NIT the States of North Carolina,
Louisiana, Georgia, and Alabama
will be taken up and probably it will
be passed by the end of this week.
These bills are the contamination Of
the hopes and struggles of many
months. They embrace the means
whereby the wounds caused by the
rebellion may be healed, and where
by the States which voluntarily sew.
cred their connection with the Union,
and which, from policy and necessi-
ty, have been treated as Territories
since they were conquered, and may
be restored to their relations with 9TH
er States. The people of the sections
indicated have substantially compli
ed with the directions of Congress,
as far as they have been able to do
so, up to the present time. They are
ready to resume the business of gov
eminent as soon as Congress sets
their affairs in motion, and by the
bills now reported, it is proposed to
do SO upon the ratification by their
Legislatures of the fourteenth consti-
tutional amendment. This stipula.
ton will be gladly obeyed, and if the
Senate is as prompt as the House,
but short time will elapse before
the Union will be restored.
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One OF THE ERIE SUFrERxRs.-On
Friday night, as we learn from A. b
Knickerbocker, s. p. Snow. the lows
man who was among the victims oil
the Erie Railroad murder, arrived at
his home in Blakesburg, Wapello
county. This unfortunate man has
surely gone under heavy rod Of
misfortune. As many of our readers
will remember, his wife was instant
ly killed in that terrible tumble OF
the doomed train, and he himself
was severely injured in the groin
He was accompanied by seven chill.
dren-the oldest Of whom was but
IL, and the youngest q helpless infant
of only five months. The little babe
was also badly bruised up; and one
of it's shoulders dislocated.
After the disaster the suffering
man, and his large family of little
ones, were carried to Port Jervis, and
well taken care of by persons em-
ployed by the company. As soon as
he was able to travel the company
amicably arranged a settlement with
him by paying him $1,000 in cash.
In addition to this they sent a Mr..
Howard Crawford and his mother to
Iowa with him and his family. In
talking with Mr.. Knickerbocker, Mr..
Snow was most profusc in his praises
of Mr.. Howard and his kind hearted
mother; and was also very warm in
his tributes to the railroad company
for their promptness and fairness 10
settling with him.-State Register,