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AQrifultural.
There are about ) 800 GOO vines in Califor

There are about :, 800. OOO vines in Caliior-
mia vineyards.
Mr. Lewis. of Schuyler, \. Y, states that
he had meadow which by top-dressins pro,
d cei twenty different kinds Of grasses, ana
he would not have it plowed for Sluo per
acre.
A Kentuckian writes 10 the NouilttasTn
Farmer that of lot Of telegraph poles Pul
m in Kentucky. the chestnut Totted hrst, the
cedar rave way next, the locust stood i've
wears longer and We're still nearly sound.
! correspondent Of the same paper com
r,epds the r,an Of having lunch, particular
r., in harvest. at about ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. as he thinks from six to twelve is
to long to = with ut eating.
, few sprir- of gum or elder, fresh from
the bush. if deposited in and about grain
boxes, will bean efectiyeIrotection from rats
and mice also that the stalks and leaves OF
the common mullen viii drive rats from their
haunts.
Never train or support plant in an unna'-
urai position. Climbers should not De turn
cd into trailers, nor trailers into climb
crs. Plants Of low-spreading habit should
NOT De forced to assume an upright position;
and upright plants should not be c'mleileo
To sprawl on the ground.
Weeds should be kept down between rows
of vegetables by the use Of the hoe ana 'L!e
rake. In hot weather the best time 70 STIR
tie ground Is early IN the morning "lI' 'ily
dew is on. Mellow, WE'LL INV gIl]ci S'I'
slightly c7mIre-se- IT. wen 1'llui''''I % IT,
tain moisture and resist neat.
Tie Nl- Eag'aa3 Farmsr gives an instance
of farmer who divided field INTO equal
PARTS and rl1wej it at various depths, from
five % ten inches, and sowing oats evenly Oh
all. The crop on the soil plowcd five inches
dcen WAS very poor; that Jn the other pieces
grew better as the depth of the blowing IN
creased that on the soil pl1wci ten inches
being very good.
An Wipoi. correspondent ON the CouHiyH
f,.,,l.,.,, believe. that tle climate in the
,.-,.i.. sections f.. ,Ianrinr. that the heat is
i..,,,.i,g moro orrr..-iy, and the cooling
f.-,..,.. iq.- f-s,,ai- e.. Before cultivation.
avs he. the sl,u-Hs remain full and cool
ne air rbe sun does NOT yet at the earth to
heat II up To a boiling point. and the winds
NAV over the srr.a-e end make the hottest
day- delightful When these prairie, are
...ftled and cultivated. if the climate modiiies,
as / think it will. the heat in Summer VIII be
nearly insuielabie
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miscellaneous.
PIANOS.

PIANOS.
DLEASE NOTiCE.-A. ". POWERS Of Burlington,
| is sole Agent for Steinway sons United Piano
Makers. and several other first class Instruments.
Having 20 pay no rent for NaTerooms, and saving
many other Incidental expenses, he is enabled TO
sell Pianos for less money than any other dealer in
this section. Call and see Instruments and get pri-
ces Wareroons at residence, Ninooski Avenue
Secondhand Pianos
taken in exchange, and always on hand, and for
asle, or TO lent. Orders for tuning promptly at
tended 20.
4. ". POWERS.
Aug 18th, dG
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Zeal estate.


VIE sUBsCRIBER offers for sale hi. e,--.
u acres wen fenced with running wa ,i.s % =
sugar orchards all the ftrnin NUT ru,' two ~
tools, also with or without the stock, TN @l dairy
stocked with COWS, and wiz keep % cows aT m.
oad o5e ana ml si1 from hae above located on
church. Buildings all new "'-i school l-f
For further particulars enquire Of Tho
on the premises. '''0 auoser Il.
Westford, Vt, June 18th, Is6s-T ,t . D. HASE
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FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED

V'o Housekeepers and others who order their goods
Il from our GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE o. Dry
foods Fancy Plated Ware, Cutlery, &C., &c. We
send circular free Of expense to any part Of the Uni
ted States send for one, and see our terms. You
will save money by addressing GEO. DRYDT n &
CO., 10 Milk Street, Boston, Mass
o.. Agents wanted in every County in the litea
suites Aug. auth an
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PRIN CT P \ L * IN 7 Err ; s.,
rzrRrs,Ly PAYABLE IN
,orD cor, COMPLIMENTARY .TEs.
These securities based upon me most i'''Iel P''-
ton OF the
..reat National Pacific Railroad Line
-sr-r- the frs. claim -t...r and v.fi,l, rest
t-.,, ,.rg,f,. and ,.ri,.-.,. 4,-.-.-t. furnished
I,sr, canal ,,-...,- .+- --.-1-t bands and %
similar amount " private capital. net earnings. do
nations. &c. TfeyIa4e dirty years e. run. areal-
ready taeu in large amounts for steady Investments
latlin tlisc ur-ry and in Europe, and are fivora-
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FARM FOR So

I'HE well known farm Of the late Na,b.,...
bl.-,i toh, situated IN East Shelburn, Eve mil
DuiHn ston. said farm contains one hrTJ
i2rty,tWo acres Of land with good fruit anJ ~, r
ehards, n two story brick dwelling home sl'
sulllinSs- said farm will be sold, to,etbe- - ~.
Pe3t i XII. anu farming utensils also two M
the other two miles from Burlin1-r ' \. y. ,i r.
ing % NillistOn village. 'A lie Toal
the premises. i-i1 ~ the suhscr PIP
June5Wf 49,,
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T. Z = IA & sEA &c HI,

FL Ia & EEA TIC HI,
Financial Agents of the p. II. r. Co.,
NO. 5 NASSAU ST., NY.
Offices ofths Company, No. 81 William Street,
New York. Nos. &c and IS X Street, Sacramento,
Cal. Sold at First National Bank, Burlington.
subscriptions received through Banks
and Bankers generally.
zIAn descriptions Of Government Securities
bought sold. or exchanged at our Office, and by mail
and telegraph, at NAEEET RATES.
SENEN-TIIIRTK NOTES converted into
the new FyeTwenties, or any other class orGovern-
meut bonds.
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS
and others, received, and favorable arrangements
made for desirable accounts.
GOLD CorPoNS & COMPOUND IN
TER EST MITES bought and sold.
Miscellaneous STOCKS 4 BONDS bought
and sold, tthe Stock Exchange, on commission, for
cash.
Dealers and investors out ofthe City, desiring to
make negotiations in any Of the above, may do so
through US, by mail telegraph, as advantageously
as though personally present in New York.
FE y "a 81 EE.F It IF,
BANKERS d DEALERS IN cor. SECURITIES
No. NASSAU STREET, NEW YoRk.
June II d&w
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FOR SIZE
FARM FOR SAIF

lie >u.scr.I or offers for sale the farm "a VIII.
Resides near thcczerhury Village t-y9ard.
miles from Milton Falls containiu. 5ns Hr-'''-.
twenty-five acres II good land with -oaI H-
and fences, wei. waterad and wood an! --.I.-
hcieut i- the use oithe farm.
mn r,.....- JOIN W. BROW,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 23.-one of the
matrons In the Orphan Asylum on
Cumberland street, Brooklyn, has been
arrested, charged with committing a
horrible outrage upon boy ten years
of age, an inmate of that Institution, as
punishment for nlisbehayior on his
part. She poured kerosene over his
person and set it on fire, burning him
so badly that a surgical operation will
have to be performed.
It was discovered yesterday by Tan
Der & Co., No. so Wall street, that $33, :
600 worth of bonds belonging to the
firm had mysteriously disappeared.
The police have been notified, but as
vet they have not learned who COM
mitted the robbery.
The total amount OF insurance on the
lives of the killed and wounded by the
accident on the Erie Railroad, near
Port Jervis, is Sill, 600. OF this amount
the hallway Passengers Insurance Co.
of Hartford has S3I 900; the Travellers
Ins. Co. 5000; Knickerbocker Life
Ins. Co. S5O, COO and the Guardian Mu-
tuRl $50, 600.
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RaIIrOad AeeIdent--saIeIde.

WORCESTER, Mass. April 23.-The
freight engine, FitzwiIliams, on the
Cheshire Railroad, ran into rock
slide on the track, this noon, near W sst-
morelRnd, and exploded George
Wright, the engineer, WAS severely IN
jured.
Mrs. Harriet Sheppard, aged about 50
years, residing In Townsends MGss.s
committed suicide to-day, at Salem.
Patrick Daily, Robert Barret ana
Daniel Murphy who we're tnd1elea
for the murder of policeman Joseph
Burnhaua, AZ HavsrhiIl, In December
last, were arraiEned, and pleading not
guilty, were remanded % jail.
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CANADA.

orTowA, April 2.-Jean Baptiste La
Crofx, who says he saw the shot fired
that killed DARCY McGee, has been
subjected to searching examination as
TO the facts, and his testimony remains
unshzksn in all particulars. he has
seen Whelau in jail, and identines
him. La Croix is an ignorant French
man, although he tells a straightfor-
forward and connected story. AT Inc
time of the occurrence he copeealed
himself in a doorway, fearing Whelan
might discover him and shoot him.
Since that time he has been afraid TO
speak about the matter for fear Of get
ting into trouble.
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Moro Indian Deprednttons.

CHICAGO, April 23.-A special to the
Tribune from Omaha, I'D, says q tele-
gram from Fort MCPHERSON on the
south side OF the Platte, says the In
dians, supposed to be part of Spot
ted Tails band or the Cheyennes from
the Republican, made dash upon The
men cutting wood in tine canon yester-
day, killing four and wounding two,
who we're brought in.
The Indians run OF 50 head Of stock
from Government contractor to-day.
The Western Pacific is now finished
$50 miles west of Omaha.
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-An Omaha dis
patch says that Generals Rousseau and
Bradley had arrived from Portland,
Oregon, en- route for Washington.
kilograms from Laramie state that
no Indians had yet arrived. The pres
ent indications are that the council
will be deferred ten days longer.
The following is list Of the killed
and wounded near Mcpherson yester-
day: Killed-John Brown, rifle ball
through the head; Gus Hall, George
Kline, and Joseph Vest killed by ar
rows. Wounded-E. Hoffman, shot in
different parts of the body and one ar
row through the lungs and scalped; a
boy named TAnney WAS dangerously
wounded bat not scSlped. Neither OF
them are expected TO recover. The In
dians to-day run on so head Lof beei
cattle belonging to James Finn, a Gov
ernment contractor, near Mcpherson.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING,
April ., 1858.
The market has been active during
the week, and there is good demand
for most kinds OF merchandise. Flour
is firm and holders seem inclined to
ask an advance. Provisions are also
in good demand, and firm. Butter,
moderately scarce and prices well
maintained.
BUrrER-SsIes at from 4Oa5Oc for
prime 10 choice roll.
BRooMs-$l T5AS 90 for fair; s. 25aS so
for medium; 81 00a4 so for fancy.
CHEEE-Factory and English dairy
I75za1Sc; Western Reserve Ice.
CoFFEE-Fair TO good 221za25c; prime
25ae6ci Hummell's essence, So 90 per
gross.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow, 15a16c;
star, full weight, 2sci star, IA ounce
sets, 25c.
CARBON Om-Firm at 35c.
COTTON YARN-Standard 40ei Cotton
Batting 25aS5c.
EGe-1Sa2Oc.
FLoUR-Firm with an upward ten
denCy. Sales of extra at $40 5Oa11 0Oi
Xxx SI1 so; Spring Family SII 5OaI2 so;
Fancy Sl2 50a13 so. Rye Flour, 50 90.
FIsH-white fish, Il bbls. SS 90; Kits,
No. /, 50 20: No. ., g 40; Mackerel, 4
bbls. No. 5, 81 . to $500 No. .. large
50 O0i No. L, Sl1 90.
observation-disclosures firm and
prices nominally unchanged. We quote
prime red winter at s. so; white 9 60s
, 30. Corn-Shelled CSC; ear o0a95e
BarIey-$2 25. Rye-S1 20. Oats-sOc.
GLAss-Franklin brand, Sxl0, s. so
lOxI2, s..
IRoN-Swedes, Ike common ban
iron, 411<c; horse shoe iron, SIC: heavy
band iron, SCI hoop and Light band
LARD-Isc in tierce; 1s1zc in kegs.
LARD OIL-Extra winter, strained
81 45a1 so; No. 1, 81 40.
NAIIs-IOd to cod nails, s. 90 per kegi
Sd and Cd nails, $ . per kegi Cd and
I'd nails, IS so. Other sizes in proportion.
PRovIsIoNs-Sugarc cured hams, can
vassed, 2Oa21c; plain do. 19c; sides
ISXc; brIskets 1Sc; shoulders I4c.
PoTAToEs-$I 15a1 20; scarce.
RICE-Rangoon IL Nc; Carolina, 121<c;
SUGAR-Sugar House, 12a1ScS Cuba,
I35<c; Porto Rico. 141<c; New Orleans,
l5aI6ci c extra, 1876; Yellow g, Ice
SYRUP-55a60c for lower gradesi sOca
81 90 for good to best brands; Porto
Rico moIasses 75as5c; New Orleans,
choice, SOcs
New Castle.
STARcHwestern, SAGE; Glen Cove,
135<c; Maizena,, 1910.
SAIT-Dairy, s. 20; Ohio River, $50.
SoAP-Family, 6&c5 German, S1zei
Eastern Family, 10aISc.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 12zc-
Shot g so per bag.
ToBACCo-Dark los, 1<sand rs, Navy,
7Oa76c; bright KS and los, 75as5c5 fancy
bright rs and Is, 90ca$1 90; bright los,
WHEELING sToorE-ss 5oalo5o per
WoopKS WARE-TWo hoop buckets
50 75 per doz; washbOards, 8 25Per doZ;
tubs, No. 1, SI4;tNo. 2, S12 50i No. p 81
per doz.; cedar buckets, 3 hOoped. brass
WHEELIsa VIII zz ALEX SO 90 per bbl.;
Xxx, $Il 90; Kennel and Burton, Sl2 90;
Champagne, SI4 90; Porter, SO 90;
Brown Stout, S1l 90.
LAoER BKEK-X bbl., 81 40; Z bbI.,
81 75; Il bbIs. $ 50; bbls- SI1 CO.
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0he1ntelt1QenGer.
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY ZELEGRAPR.

-Hubbs, Patrick S Co.'S. wharf boat
at Evansville, Indiana, containing ] :,
go sacks of corn, 200 sacks Of wheat
20 barrels of whisky, and some miscel-
laneous freight, was destroyed by fire,
Wednesday. One hundred and sixteen
bales of hay on the wharf were also de-
stroysd. Loss not stated. The boat
Was Insured for s, 900.
An English correspondent of the
Boston AdpertiseT stat esthat the widow
of Mr.. Dickens brother is in England,
in feeble health, and has every aid
needed from Charles Dickens.
in the trial of Gen. Cole at Albany,
yesterday morning, Alonzo Atkins, q
policeman, testified 10 witnessing Cole
shoot Hiscock.
"A fire at Carey, Ohio. Wednesday
night, destroyed block of seven build
ings, and damaged several adjoining
ones; loss, $4,000.
Geo. W. Wales was accidentally shot
by falling on a revolver, yesterday, at
Burlington, Vt.
The official accounts received al
Washington from the Indian country
confirm the statements that Indian
hostilities will be renewed in the North.
west this summer. General Sherman
has left Washington with the intention
of proceeding directly to the Indian
country, and will doubtless report i'm.
mediately to the Government authori-
ties the exact prospect OF peace or war
with the various tribes.
The argument filed by Manager
Logan, Wednesday, makes twsnTy-
three columns in the Globe.
The steamer Minnesota, from Liv-
erpool, and Persia, from Brest, arrived
at New York yesterday.
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WASHINGTON.

South Caroline EIeetIon-The AFgu-
ment OF Manager Logan.
wAsHISaroS, d. c., April 23.-The
following telegram was received this
morning at General Grants headquar-
CHARLESTON, April 22-The returns
up TO this hour 10 o'clock1 give So, .5s
votes fox the Constitution and SO,o2O
AGAINST ii: the majority for the Consti-
tuition is Sc, ,7OS. This majority viii not
be materially, If at all diminished.
Reports from North Carolina Indicate
that the election Is progressing quietly.
[Signedl E. r. s. CASBI,
Maj. Gen. Commanding
The argument filed by Manager Lo-
gan, Yesterday, occupies twenty-three
and one-half columns of to-day's Con-
gressional Globe. A two column sum
mary appears in the Philadelphia
papers OF yesterday.
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GEOReIA ELECTION.

NEW YoRK. April s.-August Bel
mont has received dispatch from MI.
S1eed, Secretary of the Democratic
Committee, dated Macon, Ga, which
saws the Constitution is undoubtedly
defeated, and nothing can change the
result except such frauds as will be
TOO gross not to be palatable. For that
reason such frauds are not to be expect
ed. The defeat of the Constitution is
clear by large majority.
General Gordon has been elected
Governor of Georgia by surprisingly
The counties which have the largest
largest negro msjOrities have gone
Democratic
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, April sS.-John Bright pre-
sided over an immense audience OF anti
Toryites, at Surgeons church last
night. Mr.. Bright made an eloquent
speech on the Irish Church question.
A resolution favoring the dfssndOW-
ment of all religious sects in ireland
was adopted.
Late dispatches from japanese pre-
sent that country in anarchy.
The boats crew Of the French Cor
yette, were cruelty butchered by the ma.
tives and they had also compelled al
foreign agents, except English, 10 haul
down their flags.
MADRID, April 2S.-Narvaez, Prime G
Minister, died this morning.
LONDON, April 2S-1:9O P. M.-Con-
955<a937E; o. S. Bonds T0aT01S; Erie
46s<: Illinois Central SSX.
LIVERPOOL, April 2S-1:90 P. M.-Cot-
ton, frmer and active. uplAnds 12Jta
I2sSd; Orleans I23za125sd. Pork, dull
Lard, active and advancing at COS Cd.
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SOUTH AnERICA.
Ihe Parnruayan Van.

IHt IHEllN my N 1HtlEs
NEW York, April 22.-Mail adVices
from Paraguay, via. VeneZula, TO
March 22d, states the rebels were in en-
tire possession of the provinces of Bar
ceIona, ParaEua, Bolivia and Care
The national resistance is being
mainly confined to a paper blockade OF
The General of Salimo had urged the
people OF that province TO return to
their allegiance, and committee. OF
the citizens of Caracas had been ap-
pointed to offer terms to the insurgents
on condition of a return to their allie
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U,,on Pacific IRatlToad.

NEW YORK, April 25.-A dispatch
from Omaha, dated 22d, says the Dale
Creek bridge, miles west Of the Sum
NIT, and l25 feet high, and the mos
important upon the line Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, was completed yes
terday, Twenty additional miles Of The
track are laid, making SEQ miles. Th1
work Is being pushed forward morS
rapidly than ever.
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ALBANY, April 2.-In the Hiscock
murder trial to-day evidence was pro-
ducsd that General Cole killed Mr.
HIsoock. The e1elamatiOus Afterwards
were: 'sHe has betrayed my wife, he
has got ii; he violated my wife while
was at the war; the evidence is clear
and have the proof
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" provements Of The age { the procesl OF
manS1faSTG1E S "a HSsIi9,l ~ me Wt Va G1
patents Of Dr.. J. H Connolly, nom an al
most ValneIeA product OF Petroleum on,
or fin1s S1ad cool, 30 simple that two
thousand feet OF Gas may be made by
any farm hand on stable boy OF oruinarS n
thoroughly tested upon Suen scale A the
McLuIe House In Wheeling, ana Al The
The same cify, as 70 hx the certainty Of lts Af-
fording entirely sattsfn6tOEy results In the
prod ductfOn OF small and large quantities Of
10 y F,lI1Ste RSrsde,sos1 SlissSSie1, H6teIs, FSc-
toTieg and Cttted- II - superior 10 any Gaa
now in use. mot Only ss % tne ley, IL .,
| manufRcture, but for its superior brlliAney'
/ son influence upon the Eight, and freedoEn
TheSa facts the od3eeB Of the company
VIII take pleasure in demonstrating 20 those
desiring 10 adopt or mterest Lne!LlselYsss @ ~ =.
The company VIII sell rights 10 mauufaotur9
IN TOWuG O0unti&, Districts or states and
direct attention to The following
TESTIMONIALSs
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RIYernnd Mentner.

CNCINNATI, April l23.-weather clear.
Thermometer So deg.
PITTsBURs, April ., noon.-River 6
feet and rising. Weather clear and
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WAsHHSroS, D c. March : ls5aJ
ADVERusEEESL
An Amy Medical Board, 70 consist ofSuI-
ReOn J. B. Brown, Brevet BrtE- 9en'ls y. y
A. Surgeon h. K WirfE, BrsTet Lent Col
Us A. SurReon John Moore, BreVet Col,
us. A., aud Assis1Rnt Surgeon A. a WOOD
hull RreVef Lisaf- Col. o. - A., VII meet
n New York City, on the lEt Of Nay next
for the eIaminaft0n Of Assistant 5ursenns4
o. g Army for Promotion md q eLzcle-,.ses
for admission into the = ediesl Stan OF ne
u 8 Amy.
App1ents must be betEeea a and %
ysaEs Of age, phyEicsIly sound, and granu-
atas Of Q regular medical college
Applications for permission 20 appear be
fore the Board should b addressed 70 me
SurEson General. D & AMY and mus
FfafA the mn name. residence, HDd GATE and
plare uT hiTth q eEndtdEss-
Terfmoufals Es 70 ehAEAeter and quallAea-
ftrJTIE fIlTIET - fl1ru1zted- II the arpatearf
~ ~ n the medical service Of The Army
CturtuE tlle Late War, the faet should ba EfaI-
ed toEefher with his former rank, and date
ard plaoa of ssrE5ce, and testimonials from
omesH with whom he has sserVsd Ihouid also
No ssa sIio1nnosIsmade fur The expsus.s d
persons undergoing examination, a e & an
tn1ispenalbie rrere4 e4uts1ts 70 appointment
Ibe uumber of V8canefes now extEtfnE IN
the Medical Corpsof the Army q thfrfy-nine.
mzr5-SsEEtlIunel suEe0nGRI o. 3 a.
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BosroS, Arpn zS-Gov. Bullock In q
message 10 the Lsgislature declines
10 sign the Iiduor license law recently
passsd, but does not veto It, hence il
becomes q law.
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auautaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or west virginia.

Capital paid In. 100000.
uNHIS BANK SUCCEEDS 10 TIE BUsI-
nesof the sllerchants' and MschAnins
S1uE OF EheelinR.H II = q deSiEnEted De
rloSifory Rnd Financial agent OF the United
Banking bushes
PrendeHf-Jas. Nelson Vance.
DfrectoF-ThomRs Sweeney, L :. palA-
plain Jas O. Acheson John Donlon, Robert
crHnEle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. b sim rsons
james DaIen 8. BRADY, CAShiar.
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MELANCHOLY.

Is one ofthe many disorders OF the nervous
system, arising from n low state Of the con-
long continued aekness Rnd requires fuvig-
orating remedies like Robaekis Stomach Bit
teEs 70 restoIe the nerves 70 their nataral Vi
taAfy. Sod by All DEuEgzsts eEeJEneIe-
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COLGATE q CO,E

COLGATE d cos
fragrant TOiIelSOaPs
are prepared byskilI-
edW0riEmea from the
best materials, and
are known rs the
STANDARD by deal
ers and eusfOmers-
sold everywhere.