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HKENAN AND MoOooLE-The follow

HEENAN AND MoCooLE-The following
letter has been received here from the party
who proposes to back Heenan to fight Mct,oois
for SlO,00O side, ''play or pay:'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is, ls6s.-Mr. Frank.
lin: Yours Of the 22d Is received. 1 received a
he would enter into to fight McCoole. They
are as follows: To fight in Canada or Virginia.
as il is certain the fight can come on in either
place to be for not less than SlO,OOO play or pay
in six or nine months from the first deposit'
which shall be S2-500. II they should agree 70
make ii, draw on me for the amount Write
me or telegraph, If he will do business. He
has made so much talk about IL would like to
get him IN the ring with Heenan.
Heenan's friends claim that McCoole oupht
to be willing to fight for $1,000 side. inas.
much as he claims the championship, and is
an acknowledged winner. They urge that he
ought not to ask Heenan to 60 to 81. Iouis.
since all his opponents heretofore have done
the greater part Of the travelling and in view
Of the fact that neutral ground and strictly fair
play for both sides can be found in Canada. or
In the State of Virginia.-Cincin natl Com mereiaI
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THE ALLEGED INTERNAL REVENUE
kRAUDS.
, Case Dismissed

NEW IoRK. Oct. THE case of the United
States against Con- missioner Rollins and 9th :
ers, charged with conspiracy to defraud the
terminated to. day in the discharge
OF the defendants; Commissioner Gutman de-
Gliding that there was nothing in the evidence
to Justify his holding them
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SUICInE-

ALBANY, Ost "A man signing himself O.
Il. Davis, OF Cleveland, but admitting thai
name TO be assumed, committed suicide To-day
at the Exchange Hotel. Several kinds of poi.
son were found on his person.
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GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.

TROY, n. Y, Oct. Moore Il Sons gram
elevator has been destroyed by fire, SUPPOSED
10 oe the work OF an incenniary. About 1000
estimated at S212,C00. =
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BINCKLKY AS MYSTERIOUS MYRNIpoN
Room % in the Astor House has been con vertai
by the irrepressible Binckley into a conspira.
tors cave. There he and certain confederatss
are plotting mischief against the peace and
welfare OF Revenue Rollins; What they do,
selves The people are not to be taken in "a
their confidence until the ease is completedN
least Binckley says SO; Binctley has so sweet
morsel that ne does not want TO share 1t, and
out-M r. Demoeraf J yesterday.
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Baltimore Markets. To-day.

BA1TIAoRB, Oct. T.-Cotton easier; MIddIing
tplands ncmiually %. Flour dull, and large
lots can be bought at a little under last quota
uons. Wheat dull; good to choice, S2.3ja9 955;
talr' = Corn firm; with prices unchanged
oats 1lrm; prime, 75aSO cts. Rye firm ar 81 4ta
I5O. Provisions firm, put Unchanged in prices
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION

WATERBURY, CONN, Oct. THE Repub!i.
can gain in this city is over so. The Democrats
elected most of their ticket by a majority of W
against majority OF 326 last year. They elect
their collector by majority OF 6}, against las I
years majority OF 3I9.
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GREAT TRoTrING MATCH IN IowA-A de-
spatch from Clinton, Iowa, states that on
Saturday afternoon there was the greatest
trcttiDg race that ever occurred west of the
achievements of the age. The contestants were
the Chicago stallion Bashaw, Jr., the Iowa
horse Sam kirkwood, and the Chicago horse
Jim Rockey. Best three in five for a citizen s
pure OF $3.50. Bashaw, Jr., won in three
straight heats. Time, 2.3l, 2:21, 2:3ia. The
time on the second heat is remarkable; il has
been beaten only by Dexter. The track was
heavy and rough on account of recent rains.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Stocks steady. Money
easy al 6a7 per cent. Exchange, 81. Gold.
40 5.2U's, coupon, 13. IO-iO's, coupon, az
Nolh Carolina 6s, 67E. Virginia 6's ex-
coupon, 534. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupon, is
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~The milk Of Lowell, Mass, having gone
up a cent a quart, the papers are discussing
whether the cause is scarcity of water.
~Charles Dickens il to be paid S200,O0o in
gold for his farewell series OF one hundred
readings in England.
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Baltimore Stock Market, To-day.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 7.-EIrginia 6's, old, in
scrlbed i6' bid, A. as ked: do 1867, 4S asked; do
coupon, old, 534 bid. North Carolina 6's. q
bid. -
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GOVERNOR ENG LIsH, of Conn ecticnt arrived
here this morning, ard had long inter view
with the President to-day.
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APFAIRs IN SPAIN.-Cieneral Prim as ar
rived IN Madrid, where he was received with
great enthusiasm. The Provisional Junta has
requested SOrrano TO take charge Of affairs nm
Ill the assem- bling OF the Cortes, and he has con-
sented so 10 act with Prin and Olozago as ms
COLLEAGUES. The formation OF the new Cabin et
has not vet been completed. Escalaria, DEM
ocrat, has been placed IN command OF the Ma
tional Guard. II Is daily becoming more evil
dent that the people are in favor OF a republi-
can form Of government. Duke Eittoria and
Count Chests have declared that they will sup
Port The Provisional Iunta.
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A DEMOCRATIC CLAIM.-A letter received by
Government ON cial In this city TO- day, from
Hon. Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania,
claims taat the city Of Philadelphia will give a
Democratic majority Of 5000 on Tuesday next
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INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S233,Sl0.44.
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SA crazy Missouri negro amused himse n
by breaking the insulators for several miles
along line OF telegraph.
~SIr John Dean Paul. the swindling bank
er, - dead. This titled criminal was Ticket
of. leave man At the time OF MS decease
~PsTis Is now connected with the Mediter-
Tanean BY direct line of railway, the final
section, from Nice 10 Monaco being opend this
week.
~The threatened libel suit Of ID. O'Suliyan,
editor OF the Irish People, against Brick Pome.
row has been commenced
sIIa New England, hereafter, at weddings
the groom is 10 receive presents as well as the
brlde.
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HSugar growing is sagain extended N raxa,
This year that State will have quite large
crop. a4
1An Englishman proposes to slanph,sr
cattle by means CT electricity.
E~A lady has reserved the da~ro..
Bachelor Of Science" from French college
SPapers have reached New York from S.,,
Francisco in eleven days. ''n "'"i
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~ The Germans are people of stranse
customs. Yesterday morning n company Of
seventy men paraded in Essex street, all with
long beards-the shortest growth being not les
than foot in length. Captain VeitenheimeI' Is
extended TO hisknees. Eight open carriages fol-
lowed. containing young ladies with long
curls.-N. D. Tyibnns TtleSddH.
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Government Securities.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. I, lS6s.-Jay Cooke &
70. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
anment securities:
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WHITES Oh LEUCoRRHGA,
TOO PReFUsE NsTRUATIoN.
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG coNTINUED PERIODS.
FOB PRoLAPsts AND BEARING DOWN. OR
PRoLAPsUs UTERI, VI"
We offer the most perfect specific known:
hkABoLD MP9gND pSCGI EXTRACT OF
aDirections for use, diet, and advice. aceomp,nv
Females in every period OF life, from tnfancv %
in the diseSs4Se VI Sl II, nS II remedy % aid
glory Of manhood aud wamsnhood. 's 'he
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCI
Is more rengthening than any of the nra,.r,,,
Of Of Bark or Iron, inn nitely safer, aud mSFe eis
HELMEoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU,
having received the Endorsement OF the rn,., ,roo
inent s sLs In the United States, is nsw Of
lereo 10 af1lcted humanity a certain cure TO- tba
following diseases and symptoms, from whatever
cause originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IMBECILITY,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HE.p
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsTERIA,
GENERAL IRRITABILIrY.
REsTLEssNEss AND sLERPLEssSEss AT
NIGHT,
ABSENCE OF AUsCULAR EFFICIENCY.
Loss soFAPPErIrE,
DYSPEPSIA,
EMACIATIoN,
Low SPIRIT,
DIsoRGANn5zAN5IoN o. PARALYSIS Of the OR.
PALPIIATIoN OF THE HEART;
and, in fact,
all the Concomitants Of 9 NERVOUS ana nrpu
lifted state OF the system iL-
To insure the genuine, cut this out.
ASK FOB HELMBoLD's.
Take no other.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS ana DEALERS EVERY.
Price 81 .23 per bottle; or six bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any Address.
Describe Symptoms in all Communicatiens.
=. aasrss a. Z. az gstsSBS.p s,B pSuS and chsmi-
in steel engraved wrapper, With ac-simfIe of nv
Ohsnicsl Warehouse, and sisssd
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New York Grain Ma,k., r..s.
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, Oct. Flour is a shade firmer
w heat 2a3 cents better. Corn lac cents batter
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THE ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDs.-The ex-
animation of the charges of fraud preferred
against Messrs. Rollins, Harland and Smith
was resumed before Commissioner Guttmap
this afternoon. Mr. Tracy, District Attorney
OF the Eastern district Collector Baily. Edward
II. Flavin, Geo. ID. Weeks, Robert J. Wild
and several other witnesses We're examined for
the defence, and contradicted the testimony of
McHenry, principal witness for the prosecu-
tion.-N Y. PoRS6th.
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ADJovR1 -Iscgr or THE GEORGIA JKyRRAr
AssKNBRE.-The committee Of the Georgia
House, ezAnine into the eligibility of Beard
Belcher, and Davis, report that they, after full
investigation, find that Beard has more than
one-eighth negro blood. The report was adopt-
ed, whereupon a resolution was offered that
Beard be declared ineligible TO a seat; which
was adopted. After passing the Land and
Emigration Company Incorporation bill. the
General Assembly adjourned sine de The
General Assembly will reassemble in Ianperr
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The object of this Association IL 20 secure a cash
payment within forty days sfter the death OF .
In the class 70 which be or she belongs 10 lis or
her hefre 0~' - - -
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THE PUBLIC DRBT.-The following is the
statement of the public debt Of the United
States on the 1st of October, 1868:
Debt Bearing Com Iaferest
per cent Bonds ........ S22l 58s 400 90
per cent. Bonds, lool 2s3o77 800 ~
per cent. 5 20 Bonds Il 59s sss ( 9 90
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Total Debt ... .......... 2.6ii, ,sOI, $50 81
Am tin Treasury, coin. %, ,o9l ,847 10
currency, l3.3i5, ,9}i 70
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@ Z Z Al AGE ENCY
FOR

MARYLAND. DELAWARE. VIRGINIA,
WEST VIRGINIA. AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT THE OFFICE OF
JAY COOKE * Co.
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON ID. q.
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TREASURY Com INCREAsE-The TreRsury's
OWE increase of coin since September LIST is
nearly s9,95O,OOO, independent of the payment
OF the interest on the Ten forties and sales of
coin by Mr.. Van Dyck, amounting to about
two and three millions
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per cent (lawful money Bonds
issued TO Pscific RaiIr pad G Jmpa
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COL SMooT, special Indian agent, arrived
here Yesterday, from the Choctaw and CHI ok :
saw country, where he has been to pay those
tribes S26O,Cpo, due them as loyal Indians for
property destroyed during the war.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
eTIHE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
Chartered ey special ac, Of Congress, Ap-
proved July IS, lsee.
CASH cAPIrAL..................sl,Ooo ,Ooo. 900
% OLARK, Phiisdelrhis Pr..ta.,t
oanm,,,Ak' Chairman Finance and Kreeutivs
hkSsf d. COOKE, ws.hIustOu. VIC. Pr..i.
EMaRsoS . W. PKEr, PAn.aslphi., Secretary
rs IuRNER w..h,us,o A--....n, s.cr.,.r
fkASois o. SMITH, M ID Medical Direotor,
MEDICAL ADVISORY Bo.rp.
}. X. BARNES, Surgeon General Uuit-d stat.
P. J. RoRWffz' Chief Medical p.p.r,u.,,
Unitea States Navy, MAshinstOn.
ID. W. BLISS, N. D., N.shinstsn.
Tt. advantage. offered by thi. Company
Iti.s National Company, chartered byspeoiAl
A raid ID ceTftal Of 81 60 90.
IL offers low rates of premium.
10 furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
penies for the same money.
IL IL definite and certain On It's terms.
ths home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
icies.
Every policy 10 non iorfeitsble.
Policies may he taken which pay % the insured
their full amount and return ell the premi ums
thst the insurance costs only the decrease on the
annual Payments
Policies Will be issued that will pay Co the in-
snred during life an annual income Of one ne-tenth
the amount named in the policy.
OF females
tfBsures not 90 secure dividends, but AT % D..
cost that dividends viii be ifn npossibie
LOCAL AGkNT Is WANTED IN EVE
COUNTY, and applications from competent
fles for such agencies, with suitsble endorsenaar
shsuld be addressed 20 the Compsnyt Gen.
Agents only Ia their respective districts
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
on Application ~ the on ce Of the Com psny o.
city.
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GEN. HANCOCK ExPRCTED-Tbe Secretary
OF War has received a telegram from Major
General w. S. Hancock, who has been ill at
Lis home in st. Louis for some weeks past on
account Of the reopening Of an old woand, in
which the General states that he links he will
be able to reach here by Monday anu attend the
session Of the Dyer Court of Inquiry, of which
he is member, and which meets on Monday
next.
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GENERAL GRANT was present at the laying
tf the cornerstone of the New 5 ate House at
Springfield, Illinois, on Monday.
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PRRsoNAL.-HO on. l.. Il WHshburne, of Ini-
nois, Is in New York, and will remain there
throughout this week. lie is stopping at the
Fifth avenue Hotel Major General B. F. Bat
Ter and Major Genl Rosecrans passed through
that city on Monday, the latter on his way 70
Mexico.
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MEMBERSHIP FEES

The membership lees are sir dOlIars AZ Joining
toT rhtch cerrthoats Cf lsMbsTshtp trtlE Be fHr-
Htsasd and one dollar and ten cents on the death
OF each mt mber, OF which due notice will be ven
One dollar IRON each memher gOt 20 the widsw OF
heirs OF the deceased member, aud the ten cents
for expenses OF Collecting
his Company ls diyloed into TEN CLASSES
IOR MEN and TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN
As soon as these classes filled ten new classes
viii be adopted. Men aud women allowed
the same classes. Everything 10 done 20 make
each Class equal.
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THs PURCHASE OF CUBA TAXING reliance
should be placed IN the rumors about the pro-
posal OF the United States to the new Spanish
Goverhment for the purchase of Cuba. No
such proposal has been made, and 1t is well
understood no newly organized government
could entertain such an offer without losing
pr stige.
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LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED

In every County and Tewp; and applications FROM,
competent parties for such Agencies, with suitable
endorsement, sheuld be addressed to the Comnsnxis
General Agent. kOBKRT p. NOAH
No. 222 st., bet l4th and lsth streets.
Agent for the District Of oolunbis' and STAT ~,
Virginia and West Virginia. ssu-m
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H0EI ARE GENUINE UNLESS DDyR Up
in steel engraved wrapper, With fsc c-simfle of NV
Chsmical Warehouse, and sieaed
ssiNu H.f HELnBoLp.
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IHR CAMILLA RIoT.-The Secretary of War
has received from Ges. Meade a report of the
Camilla riot. 1t includes the report Of Cant.
Mills who was ordered to make the inyestiga
ton, and afhdavits of numerous witnesses. 1t
will be submitted to the President at once.
General Howard expects his report from Gen.
Sibley on Thursday.
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Washington News and Gossip.

The DEATH OF GEORGE II. RrTCHIR.-Sons
Oh our exchanges are enormously announcing
the death, IN this city, of William F. Richie.
formerly editor Of the Richmond Esauirer, and
husband OF Anna Cora Mowatt Richie, actress
and authoress. This is mistake. The per :
son meant is George Harrison Ritchie, young
est son of the late Thomas Richie, of the Rich
moad Enquirer, who died in this city Saturday
morning, at the residence of his brother in law.
DIR. r. X. Stone, and was in his thirty -ei 2 nth
year. He had recently returned from CaIifor-
Ria in impaired health. HIS remains were ia
ken to Richmond for interment In Hollywood
Cemetery, on Monday. He was formerly a
purser I'm the United States navy, and suose.
quently in the Confederate navy
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AL persons between the ages Of - aud q years
The Olasses for women are the same As above
Any one that ~ found 10 give his or her are wrong
VIII be expelled, and the moneys paid forfeited q
the Association. Zach Class IL limited 70 500
members. Zach person pave s6 upon becoming a
member, and sl.l0 each time q member dies b.
tone,Hg 10 hs same Class hs OF Shs Dsay Be a
De,HteT Of OHs Class oaHHOf BE- assessed fkiS
dottdT u fneDlbsr Of aH0thsr Class diss. Earh
tdssts INDEPENDENT, kariHg no coAAecfiOn trifA
dHy other. -
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Class "A has 5.O0O male members man dIe~
Inc Assoels lston pays over within forty days Is 90
70 the widow or heirs. and the remaining member,
forward within thirty days one dollar and tao cent
esch 70 Lhe AssOclatlSn 10 reimburse it. Fsiins
70 SEND this sum they forfeit 20 the Association AL
moneys paid. and the Association supplies n ne a
nenlbeT 70 MI the nlace Of fha. IN. -
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IMPORTANT SALRoF REAL EsTATF.-Messrs
Sykes, Chadwick N Co. sold, day or two since,
through Messrs hilbourn 81 Latta, to ex-CIoy-
ernor T. W. Barley, Of Ohio, the valuable
property opposite the Treasury department,
fronting on Pennsylvania avenue and Lafay-
ette Square, long occupied as the head q uarters
OF the Department of Washington. The price
paid WIS, We understand, $4,000 Judge
Barley intends to improve the property with
view TO making it his residence in future.
We chronicle this .act with pleasure, as he will
he an acquisition, net only to the bar OF Wash
ington, but to the society of the capital.
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ARRIVAL OF DUPoNT's BArrERY.-Com-
pany +, 5th U. S. Artillery, (Dupont's Light
Battery0 arrived here this morning from
Richmond, Va, having been ordered TO duty
IN the Department or Washington since the
departure of the both Infantry for Tennessee
This battery, commanded by Capt. Henry A
Dupont, son of the celebrated powder manu-
facuturer, is the pet battery of the army, thel T
proficiency in drill and discipline exceeding
that OF all others. The battery il for the
present encamped at Sedgwick barracks, out 7tE
street, but will probably be removed 10 the
course of a few days TO Ancoln Depot, east of
Capitol
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ADVANTAGES. A

The advantages Of this Association over oraipar
Life Insurance Companies are. no pa ice a..
break lti the ices are 80 small aud required 20 4
paid st such long intervals, that any man ca
secure % bis family q ompetencr npon hIs daafl
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public debt, as appears from the books and
Treasurer returns in the Department., on lst
OF october, 1865. HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary oft ha
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pEArH PROM Az OWE posR OF LAuD.

DEATH PROM An oyRR DOSE OF LAUD'
ASUM.-our city was somewhat star-
tied last evening, by the announce
ment that man named Michael Friery,
living at the foot of Clay street. had
suddenly died from the effects of an
over dose OF Iaudanum. on visiting
the late residence of the deceased, we
learned that for some time Friery had
been drinking to excess, and that his
wife, on the recommendation of a ply
stefan, had been accustomed to admin
lister a portion Of that article to induce
sleep and quiet. Yesterday she pro-
procured FIVE cents worth from drug
Hist and gave it to her husband. He
quickly sank into q profound slum-
Der. Having slept for several
hours, and exhibiting no indt-
cations OF waking, efforts were
made TO arouse him, but without avail.
Medical aid was at once called in, but
he had passed beyond the point OF hui
man skill.
We were told that Mrs. Friery had
on several occasions administered as
large a portion as that which finally
proved fatal, but Mr.. F. had here
tofore been able TO throw off Its effects.
No blame whatever is attached to MIS-
F. for the serious consequences result
ing from her mistaken Judgment. In
her efforts to administer to the COM
fort of her husband she committed a
blunder which cost him his life.
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.-We do not
believe our readers will fail to remem-
Der that John Robinson's great Circus
and BIenagerie will exhibit here on the
Both inst. and the LIST OF May. This
great combination is now coming in
this direction from Cincinnati. and
wherever exhibitions are given. the
mammoth pavilion is crowded. People
flock by the thousand to witness the
wonderful feats of horsemanship, and
the great collection OF animals from
all parts of the globe. In this last
feature, Robinson's Menagerle stands
unriVRlled. Doubtless all lovers of
splendid equestrianism, and those
who desire to look at the specimens of
animals found in other lands, will
avail themselves of this opportunity.
Don't forget the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-25


ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HEEDED:-,me
desire TO call the attention of the am lcted 70
the merits of Roback 8 BLOOD flns. Put tsIS
YeQetabIe cathartic, free from mercury ana
ali mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the
hest remedy extant for the radical cure OF
neTyous and sick headache, bilious dsorders
and ali a ffections of the Liver and BLOOD:
They are, as their name indicates, BLood
1,It ~ AZ me very root thereby affecting not
TEMPORARY but permanent cures. AS a pur-
1atiye. they are all that can be desired be-
ING E1iId and SAFE in their operation and un-
ouestionahly one of our most satisfactory
Cathartic Pills, and should be kept In every
household, and, when taken In conjunction
for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease. Old Sores.
Salt Rhenm, Dyspepsia, ErysipelasI Tumors,
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