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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21

THE negro postmaster at Columbia is
trooly loil, but cannot write or read.
Hence, a Mr.. LEAPHART, white, is bis
deputy for two-thirds the salary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21
ST, CLOUD HOTEL.

rI,HIS NEW AND COMMODIOUs HOUSE,
i located corner Of broadway and i1d street,
possesses advantages over all other house. for
the accommodation Of - guests. II Eas built
expressly for a hrstcla-s Family Boarding
Hou,e-the rooms being large and en- suit
heated by steam With bot and cold water, and
furnished second 20 none; while the culinary
dapartment is ih the most experienced hands,
afording guest. an uneIualed table
One Of AtWOOd's Patent Elevators is also
amoug the modern improvements and At the
service OF gnests at all bOuu
The Broadway aud University Place Cars pass
the door every four minutss, running from the
CITY Hall 70 Central PARK while the SiIth and
Seventh Avenue Lines arc bat short block on
either aide, AfDrding ample facilities for com.
muniCating with all the DepOts. Steamboat
Landings. places Of Amusement and Business
Of the great metropolis.
MORE & FOLEY,
mArll-gm PTOpTiStOTs.
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p Il q Il =

Hooaand's German Bitters, per bottle, ....sl 10
half dozen ... ~
Hoofand's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, per bottle | 50
or a half dozen for s. 50.
"De not forget 20 examine well the arti
Gle you buy in order TO get the genuine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21

BEN. BUTLER proposes to "cut I'M
der" tho eight.hour fellows by sdvo-
eating six hours for days work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21

STOKES "bows to the verdict Of the
people," and "will not interfere with
the State Government" Exit STOKES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21
NAIL TRAIN.

Trains on the Main Line make connections
nj baltimore with trains for Philadelphia New
YORK and Boston At Relay House, via Wash-
LingtOu City for all points south.
E.ntraI ohio trains make direct connection At
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
JOHN L WILSON,
Mater Of Transportation, Baltimore.
r 7. DRYRIES,
uvIg General gent Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21

For Sale by all Druggists
and by dealers in Medicines everywhere.
ylaTu, II. .sAtweov
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21

Reddy, the blacksmith, arrived at
New York, yesterday, from San Francis.
co in charge of an officer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21
The Whole Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD AK F,R MORE STRONGER.
pIGNIFIED TESTIMONY!
Hon. Geo. ". Wood,cdrd,
CHEF Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania, writes:
PHn.ADEL PHIA March l6, 1867.
I find "H0ohaRd's Ger ~ man Bitters is q
good tonic, useful in dis ~ eases Of the digest.
i've organs, and Of great benefit in cases Of debil
ity, and want of nervous action in the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint, except grad
ual declination OF bodily strength and nervous
energy. will find in the TONIC \ FOUNTAIN
FRESHiNG AND EX L HILERATING As
A POOL IN HE DESERT TO THE SAND
SC0RCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLER
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Constitutional Specific,

Which not only eoRquers and combats diseases
that have intrenched themselves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences Persons whose Oocapa
tions and pursuits subject them to the depress
ing effects of a close. unwhOlesome atmosphere
should take il regularly, as protection against
the low feyers and other disorders which mala.
Inn .lila h
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EVERETT HOUSE.

North side OF Union Park, n. y.
0IHIS HOUSE Is KEPT on THE EU
/ ropean plan; IL 10 within three minutes
ride (by horse Sarsl Of the New Haven
Railroad Depot convenient to all tho princip
places of Amusement, and for Summer trayells
will be found the coolest Hotel in the
Every room is provided with running water.
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Hoofand's German Tonic,

Has been provided-a preparation in which the
solid extracts OF the finest restoratves of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by a
spirituOus agent, purged of all deleterious con.
stituents. Ike patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should be guided by
his own condition. II in q very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his selectiOn but
In cases where the0 0emergensy is not so
pressing m the Bitters isO Otho specific required
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn. Thcrois phase ofIndigestion, Bilious.
ness, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostrati0nr
to which they aie not adapted, and in which,
singly or combined, they will not effect cure.
Biliousness, Indigestion. General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from a
want of proper action in the Liver, stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicated by course of
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incorporated 1885.

Wheeling Savings Institution
Office No. % Monroe street.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
Nl terest paid on Special Deposits, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and sold
Collections made on all points. In order 10 meet
want that has long been felt in this cOmmuni.
ty, this Institution win receive on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, between the neurs Of
two and four o'clock, deposits of any SUN OF
money from one dollar and upwards, on which
interest will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS:
Alox. Laughhn, 4. j. Panneu,
John McLuTe, Jr., Alex. Rogers,
NJ rgan l.. OFT, James Paul.,
Alex j. Cecil James Reed.
octl7.ly A. c. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE.

PARKERSBURG, W VA,
V'HR ONLY COUnODiOIs AND
i frst-cAss Hotel IN the city
novJO-ly J. VIM. DENT Proprietor.
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Hon. James Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, April y, 500.
| consider "Heofand's German Ritters' a
rai,ldLk medicine In case of attacks OF 1ndiges,
tion or Dyspepsia I can certify this from my
experience Of it.
Yours, With respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

ON AND APTER VI = ~ r.,
l Nh "a Isss the train on the heHP
, 1869-05-16

1tc. bows would be bended, shc.s xvorss wopla
nc The step Of focmaa drawn near to thy bed.
20 hua thee, my battle, tue time soou will conc.
When say sseen saau be broken by trumpet Ana
Then hush Thee, my darling, take rest whs,e tyoa
For ss5iis comes With manhood aad waking rtsh
Mr. slAs KE1vx1
The best living terror 10 Europe u, oeIteve, Ar
Ssua ReaveA have heard all the baSt OF the
Italian French md German 4dnzetx, ara know
not one whose vote Is 10 aeledtnus, though there
are soHe who arc more effective ~ opeea spes-
fos7ners- MI Reeves Is I mau or About X
He Ia 20 tfa1k In cotnp1euou and hIs hAfr II 80
crisp and curly that they would naruiy have A.
low ed him to la1d Al Charleston tn the old dars
He IS whimsical and eccentric. He relases an rn-
es~e potnt-slaok, and l i1Ave Known him 10
stop short IN aa oratosto, aad
alt down. bccacse two o.. shfrc
People came into the, hail wIue he was s!nx.,,r.
lie rendered one modern p!tco 30 tendes1y ,ha.
many were novel TO tea1s mot to the improve.
nscnt OF their chatr,s). II Is stoyr Of child.
angel, eho was overealen by the tempest sanS
compelled to ask mortas for shelter, her only way
back being on ray Of light She boats her wings
At each Ntndow-pane, ald oner1 the.t "he1st,s
deaIre ~ to WhonsoeSet Will tAee her In. But no
one heeds her till she coues to the humble door,
Uhere ahe ~aa heard ~ weary woman,
4.Palc, worn saa thiu
With the brand upoa her
OF want 1nd En-'
This wpnAn
"Took her II geutlY,
And lid her t.cst
To dry her pln.onA,
And make her Te5.
With tender pity
Eipn her breast"
Ard then came the reHnrl-the hearts desire,
"When the Eastern morning
Grew bright and rcd,
Ep the 1tat sunbeam
The angel ne'i,
Having ktsstd the yoma1
And iefs her-Acnt.'
Az noticed the powerful hold thar Reeves OBJ
| tatned over his acjMo.s by the feeling with
which he sung taete words, And the
| sympathy the sentiment received could not
but thi1k how different the idtal Is from tue real
and bow little In keeping with thst hushed breath
and those moissened E! cd would ta the treatment
| In ne1uai lie Of the EcarJ woman, :.
Pale, worn and thin.
| With the brand upon her
| OF wank Aud stn y"
But you will sec that though ne are 80 awfuuy
"classical" At these cencerts, NC let slip OF new
music IN sometimes, and, In i guarded way, also
admit our humanity.
Intended 10 trCat Of the Augtc Halls, but my
STAGE ls nlle1, ana uust deal With taem auotacF
time.
, 1869-05-16

sovn nan Of integrity. Tanning aad c11JtnR
onc Of them learned tho buAineas OF his lasaer.
After he lef2 homo he went 10 Boston, nnd tnere
engaged IN the same occupation During his
leisure hours, ins;eAd OF frequeunnE saloons and
other plHce8 Of low resort, where 30 many takn
Mercantile Library Association. Here he speut his
He there became acquainted With sout
Of the members. They, suppos1ng him to b mer-
chant. thought him good fellow snd invited him
to jo.a tne:r as osaton, which he gladly aeeett-
ed, but upon I0Qulring as 70 bis buslnesa It vas
found he wns not eligible for N IN article ID their
bylaws no naecnaEic could bo admitted A. men-
boF: Tou raay imagine that this refusal, upon
sacn foundation, vas pretty sharp cut fer
sensitive mind Thus nafTow- minded view Of
large philanthropy wrought In him a urn resolu-
ton thas In b,s intercourse with mankind ne would
treat nea according 70 merit, Regardless Of occu-
pAIiaa- lie left Boston, and In another city, With
bis father and other brother, built up 'arVe u1au
nfac!rHng business, from which they have &c
quIssd conapetcncr Of tnla wossds gooda AZ M
eF1dente Of his stsn ling amorg his feuowclttIens
he has inst been elected Governor CT the StA1e Of
ConDee' EEL one OF hts hrothers La now Speaker
Of the lfo1se Of Representatives IN this Stale aud
the. tre botb OF them Jewels"
, 1869-05-16

The Wilnau21on D&l) Comas<4 caa. Of Thursday
kaJs: ftThe other day yocnx hoy, soa Of Mt3.
Forest ltstug At Riddles Banks, near ibis city,
had oecaecn 70 take his aunt acspas tho dan. Of
Jesznp Aoure's paper mlx to the eaAr side OF tho
Brand wine Greek. On returning, owing 10 tho
sszDuE wind and high lres1et, the boat became un-
manageable and was carTted ever the dam breast.
Prcskenstally the boat. IS Is WIS rushing down
the taMd EA1er below LIE dam, struck upon the
only rock tu the creek whose top Was above the va
ter, ind here young Forest scrambled, and thereby
was sATed from Immediate drowning. The peo-
pie soon gathered for tho rescue, but the question
1zosa Is TO how tIIe boy as to be saved from nl5
perlluus condition Al tha& moment 4 lame Toy,
with erutch, ca1ue forward aud said. i csn
fetch him on One Of the bIstandes3 objected,
until his father, Patrick Aulrieu. who Wa present.
sid: Le: hia go: 700 can't droEn that boy
A. ripe WIS prpSuret, and Jouug Anlrien, with
rope aud clntch, went 70 the rescue. After feel
anR tie xa.et 4 lttle he tire Tue crntch ashnre,
and marfu1i1 plunged 1nso the rapid. rushing
Good Of waters, headed for the rock [nshe middle
a1 the ercek, whsge sa1 the haif droHne1. chined
, and frightened hoy. Anlr1en swaM round and
and on TO the Ice nde Of sna- ,uck, where
be sIanhaed up ued H. rope around young
roEetx xnd with his feet had to .u1sh him :oD the
FDck Into the seethinE, boiling current As the boy
se1hbosn5 refused 70 leave tic only plsoeo Ralct
r~tn9 ker' rhed rFsts rn1t and afThf n fsee ths
daaGea q eae Fe7an faea as&A TIC G.ssA -s>~.
, 1869-05-16
A ROMANTIC VOYAGE.
Explorations ef tho Canyons o1.tno
Col0rados -

FrpM kAs RotfHd 1uok.
dillon. I'D 3t1speedna parties which aaTe pen
etfatea into o. mountain fastnesses IN tho Wat
aoW sGpeEH%Sat 60 oar kno.ledge Of these remote
harvest hut taa sahe-srs aTr ier eampslsd WE
the e1tent Of tsfnton e. lying IN alnost terra
les Ss inside. whsn rslsssOT dsaeait Il ssecss
shan have been @ia9ts,H' sypoEed- We eonie5s
1.s.ar t T. ,a1sa ny tes
traveller OF Indian notartsty. hl unnounceN the
existence Of great riyef, Larger han the Alssls-
saeh 9ShI IN nype,nesEfori it IS notans morcets not
10 improbable IS might. at DIST L, imagined
Many entirely suets1ra1saa .n n,;rs We
WIN Wn,rnef, Tnae o.aefs, tn rasss d snelr easesr,
buow thousaa natp nHe ,sat Isaans to
noSnns atssa snsn 81 - sne Sests AneHsa5 Gaataea
eouo is's s.npis nposs,nis. 10 @ md 1c saah await
WITH some curiosity tne ppoiteaann o. she e ssa, !.
ass aRSns mhs ~ tnas sa0rt
e1asecrauons, western rtven do present many
features of peculiar interest, well worthy OF *
md ssuds ore o. 1ns %o @acn o9
Ii These canyons, a. they sre termed, are narrow
Steep peecipiees, OF deep chasuns formed by rtt
OF nssnrc acruss m extensive p23ean. botaeumes
dzr, hut more frequently forming the rpcky BED q
;est s,ao nf FEET bc1dW tne oenera!
aNLtsas t - ateu ~ nti ~ conntrs The4r fss5rea
sul ase - LIZ s..s 1s-i ~ ~ yna .vetsrrourSaS.
1ase & no. pssn A. rcsr,t III no1nc rjt,n,c rtti
oGk ate appaaSoe htrn nes rsnr tSe ronrntsir
saeus " ~ ~ T. ntr,n1 s ,,r ths r;sara n nrss
asunusl' @ " ~; ,hoae rm.r{nMe m,tr,1j cn,ins
!nlcesn a,e ~ W ~ 1890 ~ eTinnt ne reest
Gss nu.1 ~ En1nrs3n rectnn ag 1ittn EnnEn Z
sctsnct ~ ~ IN iaieTinr az Aftca Of the ueiet
tha onitnr " oT uThe sT,tzer,sud Of .Ameri,
tne ~ @nirot ,a ~ nnmsoi ~ three nm :
SS ~ ,riie. ~, cnnnnea W1,tn ner,enttIcn
1.tia ~ rnrE srsrostn0 ,hree 1hnnsdna fcrt
- h";h1 ~ ~ .Th1ch ~, Gre ean rSiJnh down 1fhfrh
NJ ,ns lsn ~ aud fetWee wh,rh. In ,nc .tser.
rsnts and fns AMI fur1ons esidies rrndcr che pas
@ irirhtfnI eer+a,nir 1snsen1rs noss shlI IN,
,n, Nrtha indi:rs It 1e snnnnsssf n r. the
!he1a ~ vnnf,rnsn1 sn;riss and Hemrns who ds-
etr1 M " ~ Tsnef5afe 1,snIn fts rtses snd
ns - tha hpo-tar nonnisfon the,a ia = TeTnernf
cna%ie,,on IN that ThoeIet area,n1a5 mo i never
son.as n,,t awe me Enioeain Rivsr nnr n1 tho
Sooes W. ~ 4. ,r ~ ~ ~ t,e a. ,ne ~,
t1E - " ~ tGs a 80 si E.. - IN M NJ
a @ ~ .aG ,S1% Es+n y Tst.n s19 M -,
tae el ,hraSS WssssEn rnio,,Sn i11 ia ~rne,sl
rn y qH,hnnvor;- shtaHT 1Hronoh ma Tc1i
@ - ~ rn ~, e - Gnif or
Srs y. r. ~ 1r M hest 1nsns orncs ~ ~. Ennt =
III h,s1t M .ctanttac ns-tr mostly
stn Bull ua ILL t1 sRao I,srn,s hesdna ~ fp7ny nnSes
}snnE m ~ evniodau eEnedI;ion' naTtIy TO en-.
t.rr tSnir FnoM1etirr and remit rher eo,tn but
.n,r - sn1r. ,na nv trnrT ~ tha Tnner (.nnrain
~ ~ ~ .n%actft cenynn H. nftemntinp tn nast
+hra,,1h n IN ho.fs ~ ratTsa nsssaye which has
- .st nnir neen xneeessfrlly accom1ilshed bJ one
i ihr 1oost fascinsrnr stories Of pt,il and hatI-
!
, 1869-05-16
MurYs No~ss
~ J.. l. LAHQRRn

She IS fair and vety pretty,
With a sparkling bright hi1e eye,
And her eneek3 win aniies are t1tMp1et1,
When she k1,ors I'm standlng BY.
Yet 4ne say1 she does not loFe nc
Never will be Hlt Of mine;
Bat those Bmile8 and dlnpfeR tell nc
With despair need not pine.
50 1iet her meet mr pleadings
With her bright AMI E8ncy smile,
And bow befGrE the alEhBeas
LlchuNg up her face tae while,
Listening Eitn te,&ned emotion
And put-on lock OF woo:
For lore 10 hear her accent
See her lips when aaying "So -
Love 10 see The graceful, AGaiSu
OF her Loot upon tue gTunn1;
As It's ilay sole she patsers-
There q music IN the sound-
Ana the words come to my hearing
Sweet IS muFmuEa Of the doves
For know khetr hidden meaning,
.Read them IN the light Of love
1huA thocsh ssf1 she "Eo u eayn9,
!, at home, hare named the day,
And her mother smiles whia. wecptng-
Swiftly wing the hours Away;
And ny Mary il the eoudest,
Dearest Of my children three.
Why not wA1t Hxue lohrer
Why Ibis hurry question: She
Hut my ear ls deaf TO pleading.
yslnfT M excuses dow:
For my An7 listens h0AntnY.
And no more she whispers No,
80 my lie grows fair And Joyoaa,
Winning ever new delight.
Frura the thought that have wou her
Won ny lo.t7 my l!fe. my Light
Cu+tli's Xa2o<inc.
, 1869-05-16


As Nee inrt HeruL
There .s no doubt u II ha1 has been the most
Important anl Interesting event q the pest tno!h.
Livery body LaS heard nsatD AID Hyltn ur the great
-" Welcut7e'' nugget, and models Of It have ileen
the centre ot attraction IN international eNposl-
ttona, But greater than the "W Wecome" nugget
has now turned up, aLA has been duiJ chf1stene'i
coycJ IL extremely interesting. TWO Eleu hal
teeu working for long time in claim 1t Dua.
oily, wher, year or 30 EGO, ths1 md io1H
4 couple OF nngQets weighing Respectively
1O5 and SC ounces They had again. hoTese.. ~:
"dead broke" the storeEcettr Ea1 1eflsf1 t:tsn
any further credit anil they Netr feeling fery hal
indeed. when one Of 1hem IN following The casta,
thing ha1I with his PICK, immediately below sht
slrfAce. He had no idea, however, VIA: llt
stopped hlB pick, for; mlnerrke, he 2S.mf.ea out.
"a 'ConfouEd It, l wish 1t was q nugget and hal
sfoksn the PICK The nugget, when II Eas un-
eazthe1, was iound to weigh slo pounds troY, All
weights oil pure goil Il wos scarcely covered bJ
rte earth, and was leas than couple OF inches
htio~ the surface DunoAy, the g.opnd
On which this golden monster has been
tonnd, ts Ee15 old diggln9, bnt has never been
regarded as q frs:-class neid. Every now aai
gpIl has been obtained has teen discovered In
pockets The AZ Acome Stranger Is the largest
nugget On ef0fu III Australian mining annals, aaf.
In fact, Is lseyeu 70 be the larges: Mass ut yu.i
e:er discovered. The largest Nuggets previously
found In Australia Were ~ follows: The WeicoMr
Sugxet, found at baha.at. II . depth Of l-> feet,
and weighing Isl pounds uine ounces; the D!Iucas.
RarEy, icund II depth Of thirteen feet u k:ax-
over, and weighing ~ pounds :htet ounces: =
nugget at Cana1ian Gully, Da1llsar. weighing ~
pounds eleven ounces af depth Of sixty feel
The Lady noshant weighing ninety -elGnt pou0l+
, 1869-05-16
A LAdY'% OPinian Of Ellsworth. Kan.
ftvsn iAe Le4reoaru.th {Han.l Tfisrsa<-

4 frtcnd who Ectu1ned frpm Ellsworth = lew
days since, tcilA us the following ustle iDc;!t1t
that came nElt1 his observation the day OF hla
aErva1 IN that very spirited burg II &eetls tat II
was even Inore spt1iteA than usuai On the uly IN
quesdtn. Is the entire town was g1oyiuusly drunk,
and there was au astonishing amount OF uproar1-
oEs hila1ttJ going en-. Among the Passengers Who
got ou a. the depot Was IN Esstern lady, an usE-
cEs wife, going ont to }oln her husband on the
plains, VITO HaA evidently unacruatomed To such
lively scenes xe1s Presented right then and there
Fof come lt{e time willie awaiting ut the station
house, STE }uokEt ami listened In sl,ens apaze-
nent, but At last curic.tty caused Ter 10 AK =
bt&+ huf15 citizen OF tie place, who vas 181xxey-
lnx about the plasfo5M ID nauueI SHIRT aud 6 ck-
a1ia patti, eEnolGeoted with7 petr Of 1rTolvera,
SOME eIp!aaa:t0n Of the state Ct adslrd. Moth
In, EnA aHl. Just hnSln Y little tuu; hs.i u4eiy
time yesterday, an1 'taIa quite over yet" "tVhst
did you do yesterday asked the tadJ. "Snot
one Teller xnd hung swu last night We Iaur stant
no nocsense kesc, BY Cd "Was the maa yoa
shot Yesterday q stEanger-" NC; he A1xA
here ''And the two men you hung" askeI
the lady agsa we've they strangers or c3iszens :"
!" o, Itey hycd herr, too The lady took another
look At to1y crowd near hy, ttat wsse }uss con-
mcncing STREET light aud, after lEttle redec;:ou.
said: Well, mast commend you tor Il / th:nx
y1u caanak engage IN better occnpsyiou her..
than killing Citizens You ought 70 eonknUe ID:
good work The Whistle bounded tuea. AMI sh,-
took her plsce on the train and len, appearing 10
g aotnexsat prttudtceG against the pisce. Opr
Trend. VINO well acquainted with tbs tp4p sars,
however, has II Waa rather Al unusual occasion
aad taaf sometimes u u a very nice, we1raehayei
, 1869-05-16

~. Marcel, Of the Brompton Consuu ptton los
HstaL mas been look1n1 down the throat or QUE Of
!aA IyfoseSe Nn9eIs who have late1r beeu ratb-
ing y It James Hall, the object or the fuspec-
non eeinR To ascertain the physiological cundI-
tlons Khici produce the beautiful f2fsetto note,
lof Thicn the Swiss a1tistS Ale celebrated. Th.
ooservas1ons Here made hy means Of Laryngo-
member Is miI1pr placed 1t the back Of fhe
known thai The hnua1 TDa appsrasn.
consists Of a pair of Henanzaue5 aItuate5
horizontally IN the tn1nAt aad tnst
touching st thcir edgea A drum-head. win 4
sa1 at1osA 1t. 1DaJ convey popular Idea OF them.
n the act OF singing the lips or these cpr7Is as
!ae! afe called, ATE htuoKht into contact, ant
they Spplnsch each other throughout their Hnolts
V Fanfatioo, py The passage Of ,h through thetn-
unatt these, the ordinary copdudopa. 4 mi enesr
note Is emitted. b1l u they do not naeet in tn-ir
~ etfs !eERtn either pos.esior or anterior por-
iS Hoa Q! tneM remaining apart, the SOUND s no
oa&eI !o4 but Feeble and shr1ll; the note er1ls-
w what The stnnged tose1uNens nlayer
sAA1 harmonic, and what the singer csll&
Latselto, or head note TIE r1olnist who
- Moah eE1rX out harmonic 50 touches . sting
tnaLL 4usfgad Of maGtngn vtbrate as whole he
niVdea INTO segneuta, each OF which y1t{a1es bY
1seu, and enla the uote due 10 III short leurtf
lpH1eaA Of that which tae fut length Of TIC ssf,-
EollI Yield The same sert OF thing apptsafs to Ia:
aone y tsc hlsesto sinver: the adept caa u vii
etot5eh els vocal cords 10 as to pass iuatant!v
1foM oGc 70 tts harmonic The Muscular urocesa
o} Thlcn tots :zaustf0u I3 ELECTED l. not Gle ,rtv
n:ale cut, 50 tt1t II onnot be ietsrr,tned vhsfter
81 singers ase alIse Rtftsd with powers Of hesI-
anEtnH equal 70 The T}roIesc, or waether Aip.nst
me10dy grew out OF the peculiar eassattit.A Cf
Alp1e LhToaA-Cuee q Fett
, 1869-05-16

NJ Henry La11J, wanting to change his name,
sens the ioIoNlnz petition to tho New York Le.tA
Ature4 and II was II ouce granted:
~ PE71Hn, Aonzoe - y =. NAY ID, lssa
DEAr Sic: hare tae bo{dness 10 wrfte you mr.
testErR !. that want n.Y r1zae eh1nke6 tzpra HfN-
tied whcu I uas btous s months I'D. Z Nj 6aIxn
took nc and tEot ne TIP and now want Ear nszse
bit II .lns tsNae- want mT nauzo taN1El,J H1xx1
- frcEa your tsIsy
P1ess ohlsr yous1 &c
70 The sedrce4stur
R-n fardir, appointed by President Johnsoo
- Postmaster u AA1tsoo, Az, haTin9 been de-
tected. fortnight ago, u roaatng the ua.1a WhicA
khsA1Ant md ctks{e1 cuk
, 1869-05-16
From The Lst,tips Smntafuy.

The DreenDein Qkass.1 C&1sttt pohkshea me lot-
towing httlH ;t1c1y about family, come mef1neN
u Hhsch xe already rxetty .~eA tnrwn. With
prospect that they xtl be stlu better known heso-
1ftaG: --.-
:" 6osae ytsn ago taess lived IN = u*shbstax
, 1869-05-16

Amuug the incomes 1eiurped tn Covtngton, Es.,
aru tho fonGx11g ahose $1,000: loci Baker,
$40, ,2o6; @. ". bsn, ~, SO; James B. Casey.
WY tlAs7s: Joseph Jonea. u, ~; Henry WoI-
thi1Sson, s1a. .1oe; Jesse Wilcox, $aAss7.
TIA Nashville. Tenn-, tAoosnss abeye ~ 200 arn
n fo1owY: a Do1Khla4, N1,ts1; J. Y I'm, t1or@
10; 8 Prtchard. S1b.oN: D. WeaFe1t t161z; #,
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