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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-01-07
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Local Intelligence.


1aneyt0rh hcsts.---0ur correspou-
dent at Taneytown sends the following
items.
The Christmas Tree at The Lutheran
Church was fifteen feet in height and
thirty feet IN circumference, with all its
limbs extending upwards, so as to be
IN the shape of an aeorn; aud on the
top bearing banner, on which WIS ia.
scribed ''Excelsiors looking unto Jesus. .
Its origin in this place should be eredi.
ted, with many thanks, to Rev. Brig
stresser. This tree contained a great
many plesents. the exact number not
being Gown but their value was
about two hundred dollars. The audi
ence was FIRST addressed BY Rev. Brig.
strcsser, in regard to tho meaning Of
the tree; secondly, by DR. Mortor, after
which, Mr.. Mckinney arose and after
a few brief retuarks began to distribute
the various presents; firstly, each schol.
ar received gift from the Sabbath
School secondly, in proportion as their
friends had provided for them. The
effect produced on the children was
powerful, each Que watching with aux.
sous looks to see what he would receive.
Its appearance was also magnificent
The church being well lighted up and
a wreath extending wholly around it,
together with tho tree, consisting Of
beautiful green cedar, strewed with
various gifts and lit up BY numerous
wax candles, made il look almost as if
endowed with some serial spirit. One
Of the most beautiful features was the
various artificial fruit with which the
tree was in particularly filed and by
tho reflection Of the light upon them,
lookel magnificent. The adult as we'll
as the child watched with anxious looks
to see what he would receive, and was
often sadly disappointed, because In
stead ofreceiyiug something valuable,
It was Of the most laughable character.
The conduct of the audience was excel.
lent, in accordance to the number pres
sut, there being upwards of four hun
dred. The tree also contained various
acts Of charity, which was received with
great thankfulness The ladies' aad
gentlemen of this place, by their enter.
prise, managed to raise tweuty.four
dollars, which was equally distributed
among the scholars of the Sabbath
School. The ladies and gentlemen
were not only enterprising in raising
funds, but spent their time in trimming
the tree, and is certainly great credit
to them. The cheering music OF the
Organ, together with the singing of the
Choir added greatly to the magnifceuce
Of the scene. There was tree of the
same character last Christmas eve, but
greatly inferior to this one. And now
| hope that the enrerprising people of
Taneytown win not stop at this, but
still rise higher in the scale Of improve.
mcnt.
Mr.. Washington Calls youngest son
got his foot in the horse power Of
threshing machine aud lost about half
of it. Mrs. Thomas Rudisel slipped and
fell on Thursday last, and broke her leg.
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Choice, Brilllant and Euterlaining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
QUEsTIORS AND ANSWERS.

From The NesO York Sunday Met,en0er.
Q-My Precipitation has a disagreea.
BILE odor, and Il annoys me In COMPANY
good deal. Is there no way to alter
this, or get rid OF the unpleasnntneas 1?
A:-Place about two tablespuonfuls
Of the compound spirit OF ammonia in
basin OF water. Wash the face, arms,
and hands with this. 1t leaves the
skin as clean, neat, and fresh as any
one could Wish. The wash Is perfectly
harmless, very cheap, and Is recon-.
mended on the authority OF the ladies.
OIL have read In the papers about a
washing mixture that the laundresses
use In Holland In order to save soap,
Do you know Of It?
Alt Ia said that the washerwomen
OF Holland and Belgium use refined
borax az q washing powder instead O!
soda, In tho proportion Of large hand.
full OF borax powder 10 about ten gal.
Ions OF boiling water, and that they
save In soap nearly half. For laces,
cambric5, 60, an extra quantity OF the
powder 10 used. Borax being neutral
salt, does not injure the texture OF the
linen. II sofIens the hardest water,
Indeed, borax may be advantageously
used for cleansing the hair, and Is an
excellent dentrIfice.
Q.-You will please inform me what
Is the depth Of the Thames Tunnel,
London, from the bed OF the rIverf
Was It ever broken into by the anchor
OF veSselH What Is the length OF said
tunnel? =
A.-As the base OF the tunnel is
seventy'slx feet below high watermark,
and the tunnel Is twenty-five and half
feet In height and the tide falls twenty
feet, the top Of the tunnel must be about
thirty -four feet below the level OF the
bed OF the river in the centre OF the
stream. II. No. It was broken Into
once by the river and inundated in 1897
and once In 1923. The last time the ir-
ruption closed 1t for seven years. III,
It's entire length 10 ]. 800 feet.
GIL want very much TO take some
Ink spots out Of writing paper, and to
get rid Of one or two wrong words In
the writing. How am I to do It and
not spoil the pAper2 ...
p A.-Apply with cancels hair pencil
a solution oftwo drachms OF murlate
OF Tin In -FOUR drahms Of water; after the
writing has disappeared, pass the pa
per through water, aud dry.
Q Give me the correct pTonuncla.
ton OF the Turkish word .Glaour,' 10
Lord BSIon's poem OF that name !?
Alt Ia pronounced By some people
40 II spelt Gower, and by others az II
the g were a con French like ZhoWer
pronounclng the e. as ~ In AZURE 1t
ia term applied by the Turks 10 an
inddel or disbeiisvsr In the relIglo: Of
MohRmet. .r..
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IS Il regards Tue future beyond tbat

As /: regards tie future beyond that
no human lGDJra.lyn can foIsco What
shape pasiles viii take in 1879, the
earliest period al which cur rebels will
vote updr. the 9pesdIest euirauchIse-
men. practicable. II IL u Wise axiom
that /. we DO right In the present,
Tie fusuLs will take care Of Itself.
AS We have said It Is our conviction
that whatever party gains or holds the
asceudency In this Slate three or four
years hercs Will do 90 because It stands
on platform thn. banishes all civil
and political Inequalities; that tho
Republican party 10 now In a situation
to advance aud occupy the winning
position and that II i: iuilg to do SO
within reasonable time al organIEA.
tlon under some other name will.
L. is from such considerations as
these that we commend 10 our Repub-
llcan friends throughout the State the
Views OF our oa!o county Republicans.
The existing disabilities were Imposed
by the Republican party because they
were deemed necessary to complete the
patriotic work OF auppressIng the rebel
lion and restoring the Union, That work
being finished and these safeguards
no longer needed, let them be removed
by the same party and Its record OF
patriotism and msSnsuImily will DO
complete,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

TO OWEERs OF HORsEa AND
CATTLE.


TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERs are warranted superior to any Others,
or no pay, for tho cure Of Datemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, Hide.bound, Colds, &c., In
Hor'es; aud Colds, Coughs, Loss Of MIX,
Black Tongue, Horn Dhtemper, &C., In Cat
tie. They are perfectly safe and Innocent;
no toed Of stopping the working OF your
animals. They increase the appetite, give
a nne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk OF COWS. Try
them, and you will never be without them.
The late Hiram Woodruff. celebrated train.
er OF trottlns horses, used them for years,
Col. Philo. P. Busa, OF the Jerome Race
Course, FoEdham, N. T., would not use
them until he was tod OF what they are
composed, since which he Ia never without
them. lie has over twenty running horses
in his charge, and for the last three ycar
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me to refer any one TO
him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
at the Depot.
Bold by D1uggIsts and saddlers. Price, q
cents per box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
YORK. augl0-lmdAw
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The Beat Method OF Detecting CSua.
teFfeit u. o. A0tcs,

10 answer to an Inquiry submitted to
the Treasurer Of the United States. In
reference to the beat method OF detect
Ing counterieIts, he says:
The Department has never promul-
gatsd nor approved any system or set
OF rules FOR the detection OF counterieIts
lor the reason that It 10 believed that
no8eneral rules can he laid down which
WIZ render all persons who may study
them good judges OF money, Careful
comparison OF suspected notes with
those known to be genuine, GOOD natnr.
al discernment and familiarity with Inc
different kinds OF notes, are reuplsItS
to enable q person to distinguish conn.
terfeim from genuine notes With a GER
taInty. ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
gpt!ial Aatttss.
The President Declares War

Against all ImpoGItionI upon the people,
and Science, following the glorious exam.
pie, iSout
AGAINBT THE POISONERs,
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyes, that mot
only ruin the hair, but pRralyEO the system.
1mpo1tou
VINO DESTROY THE UNWARY
should to pu. down by law. In the mean.
OristadOrC's Excelsior Hair Dye
= offered under the guarantee Of Professor
Chiffon, the famous analytical chemist. aS
m efiiclent,
Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRlsrADoRoS HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, as DrtAIng, act, like charm on
the Hat aftor DJsinE. Try Il
nugl0.lmd6W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Tho Amendment to be RAIN cd by
.s TeuuRhSea.
Eto,n d, Eta,bluah Ga,al,e. D ~. ~

FFo'n hs httIoIE0h Gazette. q" .H
The pending proposition, for the rati-
dcatton OF the XVIII Article BY the
present Legislature OF Tennessee, will,
II Is presumed, have the concurrence OF
Gov. Senter. His preference for a iis.
position OF the matter In that way had
been freely slguihed some days In
advance OF the meeting OF the leading
Republicans at Nashville, on Friday,
Whence. we msy infer that the meeting
was held for the specific purpose OF ex:
pressing and supporting his wishes.
BY this ratification, the pre-exIsling
doubt, as the final adoption of tbe
Amendment BY the requisite number
OF States, will be satisfactorily rplieve1
And that satisfaction will be shared hv
moderate Democrats on all sIdeI.
PartlsRns OF the Roseoraus aud AdSms
school, are getting plentler In ihose
ranks every day. The moment ia moi
very far distant when they will assert
their qualifications and their right Ia
take tho Democratic lead. These wiser
opponents OF ours welcome the new
Article as a dismissal OF the African
question forever. Hereafter, ceasipQ
from an DISCRIMINATING warfare, the
sensible Democracy will devote them
solves to q kiudlier missionary work
among the millions OF our newly en-.
IrRnchiSed citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Peculiar AdaptabIIity.

"AAAGSAb A-AAtbt
Their peculiar adAptabIllty 10 all OonAti-
tutlonl a. clORnSOn OF The bowels and the
blood hal established their great merit.
They restore the Liver, the spleen and even
tho heart 10 healthy action when other rem.
edies have been used without producing
any benefit They do not expose tho 70 who
use them to any danger, being ~ safe ~ sal.
utary.
h1trGes from LSttSr % Dr.. BrdtIdrsth ron O.
u roy, 6Sq., r. NJ, Hamilton, N. J.
"in 1889 Was IN poor health, and my
friends Ai well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
AFTER taking one box OF BrRndrethb Pills,
began 10 feel better. Wei, sir, when had
used u2 twelve boxes was we'll, healthy
man-my Weight having gone from lSl
pounds up TO l61 pounds. then ordered q
supply. and between that tlmo and tho
present have roLailed three thousand dol.
lars worth Of these invaluable pills, and
am quite Rure thRtI have thereby been In.
strumental In saving Thousands OF lives.
"YouB, truly, oJ. FAY, p. NJ"
sold by all Druggists. Observe my name
In white letters 10 the government stamp.
,, b. BRAFDRETH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

A FIauRINo fellow computes that the
hands ofmAgaZlnO readerg In this ooun.
Try travel l@,0D miles o year In cutting
the leaves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

SLEEPING on feather beds, or With
the hands raised above the heads, 10
very bad for the lungs. SO says doc
tor OF large experience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
gGH SATertIssiasEts.
Read Read Read II

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCROFgLA.
PARKEnSBURG, April ~.
TIL. LOGAN, EIo. -Dsar Sir 81 wrote 10
you some time since for bottle or Brent
fingers Fluid Extract OF sAIsapArilIa and
DAnuellon, and NUT say that II has acted
UPON me like charm. I have been Ritllct-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two.
thirds OF the time | Vomited from one to
three times day. | had given up The idea
OF ever getting well, and indtSl my friends
had given up eli hopes Of my ever
getting we'll RgsIn, Added IN this, suffered
With the BcT0fula very much. eincS list
September one side OF my neck was one eh'
tire sore, composed Of b0nle seven running
sores. The use Of one bottle has much i'm
proved me, MY stomach IL relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most SAN
guin0 expectations. ! ieel4nuch encO uraged,
and think BY the use Of one or two bottles
more, / shall be relieved entirely. Sou Will
please send me two bottles ~ The boat.
Yours, respectfully -
J. ". HOMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

IT took an average Of a page and a
half In the New York papers or Sator-
day, 10 tell how Oxford beat Harvard
In the boat race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

ALIASES WILL BE RE.oPEFRD IN al,
~ Josephd Academy, corner Quincy and
Fifth streets, on Monday, August 8Ot6. No
enort will be spared TO rUnder tho SCHOOL as
enlcient as heretofore.
Tho Introduction OF patent school furni.
ture adds greatly 10 the convenience and
comfort OF the pupils. Mm. Whitaker Will
continue 70 give lessons In Vocal and In
strumentAI muslc on moderate terms,
Sisters OFST. JOSEPH,
auRl0. Mon. Wed Sat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
BRAD AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEASE.

DEAR DocroR :-You know what was my
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
black EcabS, and 20 pAined in my joints At
night, that sleep or lest was utterly lmpOS.
Hi6le, My Constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and was almo,t In despair
OF ever being cured, having ttied many ply
BlciAns, anu used numerous preparations
purpofting to bB remedies. without the
least RlRn Of success. But am now happy
TO say, that AFTER uSinS those i've bottles OF
your sarSRpaIllIA and DAndellOn, and only
Two boxes or the Pills, l became perfectly
restored, have returned 70 my Lost on the
boat, and feel at this time As stout al ever l
did III my life. Please accept my thanks,
SAMUEL MAYS.
To DE-. BRRNTLINGRR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Test: MICHAEL J. BREtSIG, Clerk.
WIN. r. HUBBARD, Sol. for COmp'tS.
Joseph F. Mayts and wife ConplaInants,
vs..
John Woods and Others Defendants.

In Chancery.
The defendants will take notice that the
dispositions OF d. Boon and Others will be
taken At the law office o Vim. T. Hubbard,
~ Market street, In the City OF Wheeling,
day OF october, a. D., 1870, between tho
hours OF O'Clock A. n. and o CLOCK p. Y ,
10 DO read In evidence In the above named
cause on behalf OF said complainantg. And
Y, nom any, cause, the taking OF tho said
utpoeluons snail not be commenced, or be-
Ing commenced, shall not be Completed on
that day the taking OF tho same will be I'D.
Journed nom time TO time until the same
shall be completed. vi l0'''
JOSEPH F. MAY ES AND WIFE,
BY WIN. p. HUBBARD, theIr Sol.
Hepl.oRWiw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
p County Circuit Court. August Rules,
Joseph F. Mayes and Casgandra b. MAyes.
hts vile,
John Woods and Ruth H. Woods his wife,
florence v. Talbot, UaSsaudra J. talbot,
Eugene q. TALBOT, James Dllli,k and Su-
Gan A. Billick his wife, John &. Morgan
and Elizabeth Morgan his wife, Joseph W.
Morgan, trustee for said Elizabeth, Mary
J. Jacob, Nancy Jacob, kosanna Rcob, W.
H. Jacob, John ]. Jacob, and Rebecca A.
Jacob and GeJrge Talbot.
In Chancery.
The obIectof this suit Is 70 obtain sale OF
the tract VI land lying on short Creek, Ohio
County, West Virginia, containing ninety
acres, moro or less, OF which Joseph Jacob
died seized, and distribution OF the proceeds
OF sale among those entitled, according TO
their respective rights.
And It appearing nom an atfldAVit filed
In the cause, that the defendant, George
Talbot, Florence V. Talbot, CaSsandrR ].
Talbot, Eugene O., Talbot, James Billlck
and susan a. Billick his vile, and John ],
Jacob, are not residents Of the State OF West
Virgil IL, on motion OF the complaInants
BY thelt cJunoll, II Il ordered That said
nonresident defendants do appear here
Within one month after the date Of the first
publication Of this order, and do what Ia
necessary TO protect their Interest In this
cause,
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREtEIG, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
ata advertisements.

Notics.-.Imp'd o. 3. ~.
A LII "PAaT sACHENHn IN GOOD
"A standing, are hereby notified 70 20 pres.
emit Rt o Co1noIl 10 DO held o. the WlgWAm
In wheeling, on the sleep OF lst sun, corn
for th6 tFnnlaetIOn Of Important business.
WILLIAM WINDER,
Vice @. I lcohODes U. 3. for West Va.
HApl.lL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

RAFlps IMPBovsn.Nf-CoNPLv OF
rHs Work at SYcAnolE CaAH.-Ws have,
from time to time, given our readers ac-
counts Of this great work, ~ that they are
familiar with its history. It Was compile
ted on Wednesday. the 10th inst, % We
learn from the Rock Island Argus. which
paper says Of the work:
II cost about 600, 900, and laid bare some 40
acres OF the bed Of the Mississippi. where men
could blast cut the rocks and teams remov .
them. Not less than 500 men end ssms 20 to
80 teams have been at work on this dam for the
last thirty days, and have com plsted channel
which is safe. ample in its dimensions, and u
rabls 81 time. The work was dons under di-
rsc,ion Of Maj. Charles J. Allen, Of the United
States Engineer Corps Irregular army) assisted
by MAJ. Z. +. Hoffman, formerly Of the Prussiau
ROYAL Arny, and 10 and ever will be mopu-
ment OF the intelligence and skill Of the gentle
men in their profession.
The channel is from slS feet sids, in the
narrswest place, TO 500 feet wide, in the widest
place. and the bottom Of it 10 - smeeth, uni
form and level a. possible to make, and 10 feas
feet bslsw the low water marx Of 1s6i-which
was the lowest water ever known in the Mis-
Of the width and depth named, with only one
curve. and that only four degrees In 500 feet
Whsn the wster 10 lot on And the dan removed
bueys will b set, making the outer baaks d
the ehaansl, fer the guid nee ef pilots, % tina,
those pilots who have not msde themselves 70
miliar with il while the work WAS IN progress
may have no fears on entering IL.
The improvement 10 one which all people may
| rejoice 10 know 10 completed, md in such
uannss - TO command tho sppreva al OF the pub
lie geeerally.
Nsr should ws forget. in this hurried notics
| Of ths com plstion Of this great work. to say
wssd In psaiss Of the energy and sficiescy o
Mr.. p. K. Allen, the general superintendent o
I the work, through whose careful attention i
has been hurried forward. Nor should ws fol
get to sonmssa the great abiiity snA psrssvs
rance Of Nsssrs. Csse. HArreun and Van Wage
men. the contractors. who havs scsssely fssts'
from their lsbors, day or night. since the Hyc
| amore dam Weo conmeneed. they hav
proven their ability to grsppls with ed ever
come ell obstacles in improvements Of thi
| sort.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12
RrATE nrE Ms.

Iowa College owes &c. .ooo--net $780,.
900, which makes difference.
= Boats are running ~ far up - Bur-
lingtsa.
- The K.okuk corporation wolf hunts
have not proved success.
= Tns Rsgisssv says that track layisg %
the Sioux City 1 Pacific Railroad is cen
pls,sd.
The next State Fair 10 10 bs held Il
Keokuk-ior the benefit sf Illineis and
Missouri.
Thomas Kelley, aged sixtyssisht, one
Of the best citizens Of Ossgs, was found
dead 10 his bed last week.
- The mere prominent Iowa Post mas-
tsrs are fscking 70 Washington also those
who would be.
Maquokets has at last voted to be
taxed fer railroad purposes. Three times
and cut.
Sam. Pa.tsrson. Of Maquoksta, broke
his leg last week in rolling . leg from Z
sled.
49, An income Of "a. 900 in Iowa enables
its posssssors to live better than Il, 900 will
in New York. So says the New York
7r,bvae.
= Two editions Of Judge Ailler's Plsad-
ing and Practice have been exhausted, says
the Iowa City Press. A very successful
book.
- Hsun's and Thomas distilsries, q
Lyons. are in operation again.
The beer saloons Of Mount Pleasant
pay $500 license.
Joseph Haskall 10 the pioneer veloci.
psdst Of Dee Msinss.
-Iswa has I, 3,e98 life insurance aessts.
More coming.
-Sleighing parties we're still in vogue in
Dubuque on l1th inst.
500 hogs packed 10 Dubuqus this
season-by eight concerns.
The C0nstifstisn advises Ksekuk
mechanics 10 stop eruablisg and 20 ts
work"
A Dubuque thief stole whels barrel
from firm in thst city enc hight last
week. No arrests.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

0,vs Hssp IA cold ia often thought to
bs tee tri6ing mastsr te claim immediate
o. serious attention until Il gets such hold
ON the lungs - to inpsrll the life Of the
consumptivs pasisnt-then and not till then
do many thing seriously Of relief, vhcn II
often comes too late; what foolish nsgli
gsnes ~ say ws cay vhen Is cents will 81
% far - 70 cure Gold Cough. Sore Threat
Hssrssnsss, AstAas, &c.; hesitate not 4
70 to druggist and invest that io BOTH,
Of Nejsms Rvtsrs Oss9R Hslssa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

PsssoSAL. Our wsll.known Wholesale
mer chants, W. C. Wadsworth and A. 8.
Aston start for New York tonight % .
fsur weeks trip to lay in an unusually large
stock Of goods. We shall hear from them
when they return.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12
DmlAL,-Ws certainly comply With the
request implied in the following, which
sufficiently explains itself:
GnrsweLD CoLLsss

GnmweLD CoLLHsB
Davenport Iowa. Feb. 11th. 1869.
EpIross OF DAvssPonr DAILY DsuocaAr
IN . late issue Of yeur paper, (9th inst,
~ fisd the fsllsWisg
"TAKss IN ~ vssY LlssaAl Psereus,os.-
4 certain dsaonineeioaal &C lesl, q 10 grsss
distance from here, publishes . Asnthly. In
connection with the school 10 literary society.
In their publicatlsa IL was anosoneod thet oil
the resident clergy esuld bssssae msnbsrs Of
the litstasy eocieiv oneeftaia conditions. fhis
wss an sxhibitiss Of kbsrslity entirely unsx.
pected, aAd ssvsesl Of tAs resiasnt slsr6y. heGh
Catholic sad Prstsstant applied. Did they &c,
in AK sens Of then What they think 81 ths
hbsrality q fAsneminasienal litAeaey sseistias. I.
II the writer Of The sbsvs bad 0riswsld
College in view. the article y false in twt
particulasu. Risse, - susA aoaeunssmsot
q hs speaks q, can bsfeund IN sse Osllsg,
Nsnthly. Second, ns elssgymaa sitAs
Catholic or Pfotsstant has ever yet spplist
fss membership in our litssary sssisty.-
The description given nay apply y eehs
Institutions, and all W ak, 10 that ~ b,
sllowsd to plead met guilty" to The char
| aes made In The Aforesaid article.
4 MsnBss OF rss GAisweLD CoLlsoo Llrr
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

Foa CatasrA buy fell pint bottles Of VEL
colts Annihilater, in white wsappsss, q
Wolcett's Pain Paint 10 Alec 10 white Wrsp'
psrs suly. Sold At Druggista.