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MEETlSG or RAILROAD SHARKS
AT CLEVELAD.
They Have a BolllEoront COnraD.
FISK and avuld as Lame Ducks. :

H aH## a# o. Ia 81
% Fisk and Gould nS Lame Ducks.
- CLEVELAND, Nov. 8.
Considerable excitement was crea-
ted among the railroad men here to.
day. .bylthep presence. OF j. Gould and
McHenry and 0 number Of others In
terested In the Erie, Atlantic, and Great
Western ,roads. Negotiations ii, have
been carried on all day, and although
they have been private, enough is
kn0Wnto iustlfy the statement that
they have been Of highly belllgerent
character. IL 10 understood that Mo-
Henry Is here 10 commence legal pro-
eeedlngs To obtain possession OF the
Atlantic and Great Western, owing to
the. failure, Of the Erie to comply
with the terms Of, the lease, and
heavy damages ere involved. 1t Is
given ont Tonight. that Gould and his
Erie friends have failed to satisfy the
English stockholders, or to effect q
compromise with McHenry, and to-
morrow the latter will com meuce legal
proceedings. is asserted that Gould
and Fisk were badly hurt by the gold
operation; that they made war on Cor
bin and the Administration 10 conceal
their bankrupt condition. They failed
70 pay the money due the. Atlantic and
GreapWestern people, because they had
not the meaus,i and now their broad
gauge line to the west Is like 10 be COB
bled up or destroyed by the McHenry
Interest. ~ 9g r't1l.If r,rT ~
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GheattelIiqenrer
Test Oaths In missouri,

A letter In the 81. Louis Times, (Dsm.
ocratlc,) from Mr.. 8. T. Glover, dis
cusses the test oath case Of Blair Us.
Thompson, carried up from that State
to the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Mr.. Glover says, In reference
10 the expected decision on 1t, that
Judges Grier, Nelson, Clifford and
Field have already pronounced the test
oath unconstitutional, and that the
Pennsylvania and New York Supreme
courts have since decided It unconstl.
tutional to deprivea o man Of suffrage
for desertlon from the army, or for re-
fusing to swear that he had never
borne arms against the United States;
that Mr.. Chase has In two recent de-
clsIons fully committed himself to the
position that such provisions are un'
constitutional, and that "Judge Davis
stands In the same relation to the case
as the Chief Justice"
Commenting on this important state.
ment, the st. Louis Democrat (Republl.
CAM says: n
We do not profess TO know the opIn-
ions Of the Justices on o question not
yet decided. But we shall NOT be In the
least surprised II It appears that Mr..
Glover has correct information Wheth.
er he has or not, we believe now as we
have hitherto, that It ID wise for the
radicals Of the State OF Missouri to be
fully prepared for q decision which iB
certainly possible. But the Blair case,
as we understand Il, does not neoessa.
rily Involve any question as to the con.
stitutlonallty Of the test oath, and can
be decided, II the Court chooses, without
touching that question at all. We do
not say that It will; on the contrary, We
shall be agreeably disappointed II the
Court does not treat the main question
when II decides at all.
Another similar case, Hutchins uS.
Bond, Is made up and now pending In
the Supreme Court OF Missouri, but by
agreement of counsel II has been defer-
red to await the decision In the United
States Court, OF the Blair vs. Thompson
case,
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Hyaointhe 10 tho "Hub.o

a.f SSWsfAVAAJ NV" W
The following Is Father Hyaolnthe's
lstter to the Boston ,olergymen: "ram
very sensible OF the high honor paid me
In the greeting from the clergy whom
you represent. I am touched by your
expressions Of Christian sympathy and
affection. I am o Catholic, and hope to
remain one. / have not broken with
the Church, but It's abuses. recognize
true Christiansin all Protestant bodies,
for believe that the true Church, en-
braoinR all who hold Christ as their
head, Is far wider than any earthly Or
ganlzaIion.. My purp In coming to
America 10 to escape from excitement
and TO rest little. Fshall soon return
to Europe, bat I hope again to visit this
country. / shall visit Boston In No.
vember II possible, and then should be
glad 10 See those whom you represent,
to explain more fully my position.
The future IL dark and uncertain, but
shall obey my conscience 10 the end.
Greeting In my name with Christian
salutAtions those 10 whose name you
greet me,UA ~. - ~
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New York Produce Market.

80, 49,, ,''', '.' NRw YORK, Nov. o.
CoTToN-Heavy. and lower; sales 2 80
bales at 25Hc for mlddling uplands.
FLouR-Closed strongly IN buyers
favor, with a moderate export demand
for good low grades extra. 1..f7n
I 'GRA1N-Wheat-Dull and heavy for
winter, and steady for spring, with q
moderate export demand. Rye-NomI-
nal. oats-Falrly active aud frm at
64a65c for western! Corn-Qulet at95a
$50 for unsound; 99caSl 03X for sound
mixed western. -'''....-.-.7'----
PRov1sIoNs-Pork-Quiet and steady
at $50 so for mess. Beef-In limited de.
mandJ and unchanged. Cut Meats
Quiet and steady. Bacon-Steady with
moderate demand. Lard-Quiet at
1711Sa17Ac for fair TO prime steam.
Edas-1n fair request without mate.
rial change .t.lslsrsr So .rIu ..
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THE NEWS,

Stephen Gilford, anr employee OF the
Michigan Southern railroad, was run
over by o freight car, Monday, at Chi,
cago, and so badly Injured that he will
probably tEeA
The Q9loidI paperTat FioreucaI ItalN y
publishes an announcement that the
physicians attending King Enamel,
now report him entirely out Of DANCE.
7 The walking match,of 20 milesT at
Boston Sfor Sl00lWAs won by McEEtrIck
against Oddly, time three hours and
fity.eight minutes. IN
Show foot deep has fallen In norlh-
ern Vermont. ~ fo...i lra l.F W.
The steamer Her Majesty plying be.
tween Nova Scotia and Lake Ontario,
went ashore while heading for q point
on the &ulf OF 81. Lawrence In q fog.
The'vessel and cargo iB q total loss.
Ateight O'Clock Monday night, aslthe
express train from Nashville was leRv.
Ing Bacon Creek Station, Milton Coch.
ran, brakeman, was shot and In
stantly killed byla man supposed To
have been concealed behind a wood
pile: The cause Of the murder ls con-
jectural. 'sifia go I'll '-.fnIf O.. q"
A. s. wadfeldt, at Dayton, Monday,
was held by the Commissioner to Rp-
pear before the United States Court 10
answer q charge Of oounterielting rev.
enue stamps, Ball, 900. =.
SwRrthmore College, under direction
OF the Hlckaite branch OF the Quakers,
situated near Philadelphia, was opened
yesterday, td W. 80 ~ pr
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The officers of the Erie Railway an.
nounce all the freight and passenger
trains running on time, and all quiet
at Port Jervis. q Lt ... ,f.1., I.i.
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Cattle Plague Near Cincinnati.

OAEVVKKF4NEA41I 4NVFs V'
The plague has broke out among the
cattle at John Pfefers' distillery, Storrs
township, from which about forty have
already died. The disease Is still RAJ
ging. The cattle are all natives and
have not been exposed to contAgion oil
foreign stock. Every effort Is being
used to prevent the disease from
spreading. The health officers opinion
is that the disease is the result OF feedS
ing still slops..A W sLL V'l 1 =
LATER.-The cattle dying In num-
bers at PiefFers' diatillery, In this city,
has occAsioned groundless rumors oi
the plague. The maiady Is one 1Incl>
dent to still slop fed cattle.. I'D = /
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lTENHBSEE.
Tho COsIvontIOn BIZ.

NA9hN NAAhht NSN1o'
The Constitutional Convention Bill
was discussed In the Senate AL some
length to-day. The proposition at
issue was that submitted by the miuor.
lty OF the Judiciary Committee, pro-
posing that amendments 10 the Constl.
tuition be submitted by the Legislature
directly 10 the people, and dispense al
together with the Convention.
The author Of this ptoposltion IL Ed.
mund Cooper, brother N0f the Ssnat or
elect, and he proposes defending II to-
morrow In an elaborate speech. His
Idea Is that the proposed Convention
might 60 to extremes, II NOT -revolu-
tlonary lengths, II not controlled by
any restraints, and that the safer and
more conservative plan would be to
carry out the needed reforms In the
manner recommended In his report.
II can be stated now that his propo-
sltlon will 'haveivery teW hackers, and
will have NO possible chance Of being
carried. out.
It Is possible that the Senate will
amend the House bill, by restricting
the action, Of the Convention within
certain bounds: but even II Il does, the
very best legal minds contend that Q
Constitutional Convention can not be
controlled by legislative restraints i-
The amount Of the whole business
will be that the Convention Will meet
untrammelled, regardless Of Legislative
buncombe; and although at liberty 10
attempt any and ell Sortajof reforms
and changes Of the organic law, there
will be enough OF the solid and con-
servatlve element In the body to keep
its action within healthy restTalnt.
The Convention will generally be
composed Of the ablest and most influ-
ential men In the State !. * u
The Convention Bill, Passed by the
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:. ialnEaIar niVoEres alItll NJ

49,. ST. Louis, Nov. Q. /
Inthe case Of Lucy J. sandford,
against Benjamin Sanford fors divorce
mentioned some days since, the plain~
tiff has diSmissed ftheT suit and IL Ia
averred, BY the defendant, that Lucy
Derritt, the plaintiff In the case and d
widow for tho second tlmsO got up .
mock marriage, having procured man
TO persOnate and take the name Of
Sandford. Subsequently she 4eVied
black mail on Mr.. Sandford, and when en
he refused to submit any longer she
bronGh. suit for divorce which q AshsnOW
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lirns Erie IiniIrona s,rikGaL

raa!J,,El sl.o NEW York. Nov. 8.
A Port Jarvis special says: Gould and
Rucker are hereS and are not employ
Ing any OF the old brakemen. The
yards here are ftll OF freight, and bat
little 10 going out. Itts said that.those
on the Delaware Division are awaiting
word from the men on the Eastern d.
Vision, and will also stop work. Every
thing is conducted quietly. The two
hundred men who arrived from Jersey
City have mostlyreturned, not seeming
10 like the state OF affairs.
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Counting the Vote In New York.
."- 1" NEW YoRK. Nov. a.

At the session OF the Board Of Couu-
ty CRnVassers to-day, several protests
were submitted against the counting OF
the votes cast for Henry Smith, the Re;
publican candidate for Supervisor, on
the ground thatthey were void, because
at the time Of. his nomination Smith
was member OF the Metropolitan Po-
lice Commissioners. The protests were
sent TO the Corporation Counsel for an
opinion thereon. IL should be- noted
that two Supervisors are elected annn-
ally, the person receiving the second
best number OF votes being chosen as
wellas' the highest man. -S4h'S.I-
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Business or the Pacific Railroad.
WAsH1NaFoN. Nov. O..

The passenesrand freight business Of
the Pacific Railroad Continues large.
Si05, 900. coin; and the Central Pacific,
S662, 900, ,eoins The travel westward 10
about double that eastward son both
lines. The emiefant tratnA are well
filled. y The coal found In Monte DlR-
bolo Range has been tested In the loco.
motives OF the Western Pacific, and
found TO work WE'LL This II Of great
importance 70 the future working OF the
overland line. .HoisBtG .'
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Another FlllibustorlnE Expedition
ON Foot.
. lNRw York. Nov. 0. |

- FNhW YORK, NOV. ..
The Times says intelligence was recaIgr
ed at q late hour last night from Q relIR.
Bile source. of another Cuban expedition
being now In progress In this city,
philadelphia and, Baltimore, 1--WE also
learn that one or two very fast steam.
ers have been purchased by parties unr
known, and Will at an early date, II
not stopped, attempt 70 pursue d course
similar TO that marked out. for the
steamer Cuba. Gen. Goicuria, COM
mander Of the Ryan.LIIlIan Cuban
expeditions, 10 expected to arrive In
this city to-day, having been released
from custody at Nassau, By, the British
officials, "a - - ~ = = = - y
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bALTlMoRB, Nov 3.
F1oUR-Nominally unchanged, but
buyers demand lower rates. ~,
GRA1N-Wheat-Steady at 81 35al 8S.
Corn-whlte,- old 81 05; do new SOC.
Oats-55A57c. -
Observation-Disclosures and lower
at $3.50 for Mess. Bacon-QuIet; RIB
sides 100; clear sides 1OHc; shoulders
l6Aa16c. Lard-Firm at 18a22c,
WHISKY Depressed and lower at
81 03HC, lH- W - n - uL--.-- - q
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LAND WARRANTs.--The following are
the quotations for Land Warrants In
..G.1a- L... EBy Teisg!taapn.r g moIl

tBy Telegraph.l ~ "01'
ReW York Money and Stock Market.
goo III M =, la, ',- ,,ir NEW YoRKi Nov. 9.
1 The Erie Railway Company this at~
ternoon notified the Stock Exchange
that at the expiration OF 90 days s, ,00O,- :
600 Of convertible bonds will be Issued.
These bonds are known as the Narrow
Gauge Sinking Fund bonds, and TO be
Issued, for the purpose OF laying the
third rail- on the entire road, In con-
tormity with the agreement made with
the Lake Shore Company some time
since This announcement created
some surprise on the Stock Exchange,
and caused decline, Vanderbilt
stocks being looked upon as creating
additional rivalry between the Erie
and New York Central Road, 1t is
announced that the ini iuuoIiOns against
the Gold Exchange Bank have been
vacated and discharged In all
the suits, and that said suits also
be discontinued. The failures are
announced OF White, Heeth Il Co.,
wOolen goods jobbers: liabilities from
100000 to $50, 900; Randolph Bro6,,
wooden dealers, aud Mixer, WhIteman
~ Wi okAASA
dealers. The liabilities OF The latter are
heavy. The rumor OF the failure OF
Cendict, Jennings & Co., Is unfounded;
that OF the failure Of a small dry goods
Jobbing house, name not stated, is
probably correct, "a ~
MoNRY-Steady on call at 5a7 per
cent. Discounts stringent and rates
very irregular. The banks report q
continued demand Tor currency from
the west and pressing demand for
discounts from our merchants.
SrRRL1Na-Dull but firm at 10SjGal09.
GoLD-Dull but closed strong; OPEN
Ing nj LEX; closing at 1271Sal271<. Car
rying rates 2A7 per cent. b.
The Assistant Treasurer sold over one
million AL 127A127k.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Market a frac-
ton higher this morning owing to the
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DIsAaTERs.RY FIRE.
AT kENDALLv1IIE; INDIANA.

TOLEDO, u, November ..
A fire occurred at tKendallvllle, Ind,
last night, originating In the tailoring
establishment OF Wm. Herbert, destroy.
ing property In the business portion
OF the place amounting 70 $50, 900, on
which there Is about Sl7, 900 insurance.
The principal losers are Herbert, tailor;
Eagle & Co.; Thompson, grocer; Mrs.
Bates, milllner; ]. p. Gross, agrloultu-
raj implements; Mrs. Wilson, milliner;
VanderbulO q Gerton, boots and shoes;
Mayors, banker: Baker & Batchelder,
hardware; and Goth Il Beckman, jew.
elers. = u
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THE Springfield Republican finds in
dubltable evidence that Chase will be q
candidate for President In 1872. The
fact that he has announced that he will
not be candidate 10 testimony that can
hardly be gainsayed. That constitutes
In nlnety-nIne cases ont Of q hundred
the first move Of a vigorous campaign.
It may safely be counted on that when
Chase isinotG candidate for the Presi-
dency he viii be a dead man.
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,CAUTIoN,

HoonandH German Remedies are counter
ieited. Bee that the signature orc. Al. JACK.
BON II on the wrapper Of 0aoh bottle. AL
Othon are counterfeit.
German Medicine etoro, No. 6al ARcH street,
CHARLES n. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly O. II. JACKSON q %.
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APPLICATIONS Tor long loans on real
estate In Chicago are very large, and
the supply OF capital for that class OF
investment 10 not equal to the demand,
at reasonable rates Of interest, Loans
Of Sums OF 5000 and over are to be
had for five years, at a total cost TO the
borrower (lncluding commissions, etc. J,
OF ten per cent per annum. Smaller
sums and for shorter periods are only
to be had at considerably higher rates.
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Ihe Cabinet Meeting Xesterday.

Allthe Cabinet officers -were ID. at.
tendancs7at the meeting to-day, except
Ing the Postmaster General. The Presl.
dent was engaged during the forenoon
in reading the annual reports or the
Cabinet officers and other officials; IN
conseq uenoe Of which he was unable to
give attention to any Of the large num-
bers OF visitors anxious to have inter-
Views, gSl'!aOH .|sEI syrGu
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Tho lcC0Ole.AIien pI,li sOG,v
AZ Indignation OF, the Fancy.

D.. I."sI eA. ClNClNNATI, Nov. 3.
Alarge number have arrived here 10
witnessthe McOoole. .Allsnu mill. The
stakes were Withdrawn and the fight
declared. Oh: This afternoon the pugil.
lists are loud In the censure Of MGO Ooole
whom they charge with oowardice. he
certainly elbows captiousness about the
hnel stake holder, In refusing to ao.
cept any one, but Murray who absot
lutely declined to act.
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aOoaAndb German Bitters, por bottle q %
hRlfdoIan 500
hoonAndl German Tonic, put up In quart
boLueS, q 50 per bottle or q half dozen for
U@.
aPDo not torEot 70 examine well the ar.
lel0 you buy, In order 10 got tho ROnninO,
For Ral0 BY Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, jyH
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rhe Fnneral 81 g. Peasbody.I


. The Trustees Of the Peabody, ,1nstl.
tute have directed that the building be
closed until the rernains OF Mr.. Pea.
body arrive. The Institute will be ap-
proprlately draped aud other arrange.
ments made for the funeral. The re.
mains are expected early In December
by the steamer, Scotia. ~ '5'u'i
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CONCORD, N. H., Nov. ..

-VVNVVNDI ~ ~ NOV' %
The vote on the adoption Of the State
constabulGry act 10 very light and 1t
will be defeated by large majority.
Probably not over 1900 were cast.
Concord, Manchester, Dover and other
populous towns have given large ma.
l0ritleH against the project,
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THE HKW HAMPaHIRE ELRUFION
D. YESTERDAY. a4 .H +
An opinion in Advance.

OVNU0NUl EVVaV1 :
The constAbulary law Is submitted
10 popular vote tomorrow. The rsligi~
ouB element favors t,only one neWSpa-
per In the State Iavors II. The vote
will be light, the cities will 20 strong
turnA ont It will be carried, and accord.
ing TO provision made by the last
Legislature will be put into lmmedi.
Ate effect, y '1E!. l 1ArBy
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Hon, aroRaR RHARaRoop.

J.Isttos q ne Supreme oOurt of RaaIvlru,Ga
PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1856.
al have found by axp0fienoo that HooI.
laAd'a German Bitters In very good tonic,
relieving sdyBp0ptioi aymptulng almost d..
rectly. .s GEORGE aHARSWOOD."
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-WsloG Of he Supreme COurt n Psnnsvlpdntd.
'''i" PH1LADHLPHIA, April d, lSS6
"I consider Hoofandb German Rltten, O
valuable medicine In case Of attacks OF indi-
RebtIon or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my oxperi1neo OF It. ~ g,.I GFBl
20 r.af YourH, with respect, ~.
.H .r '.i. JAMES THOMPSON,"
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Huraeres lynehoa AT lsichm ond, BY.

on Sunday evening q party OF 100
men calde 10 the Richmond, KY, jail
and took ont Q man Inamed Suarcy, the
author Of ave murders, aud hung him
In the court house yard, with piaoard
on hts back not to cut him down until
I O'Clock Monday evening. ThecroWd
then dispersed .fail Ayag |
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New York Dry Goods market.

NEW 1UhhI NUVs D,
Inactivity Is the predominant feature
as trade and the market 10 depressed,
although the prices Of staple cottons are
without further material change, ..
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OswEdo, N, Y

OsWEdOi NJ I.
Mr.. Shepherds boarding house on
Schuyler street, was burned Today,
with the barn adjoining, and four
horses belonging TO James Shepherd
were burned. Loss $4,000. w
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81 Z. i.1... iil 3 Z ~ CONCORD. Nov Q.
Joseph Little Pike, who murdered
Thomas Brown and wife, two aged
persons. at Hampton Falls, In May
1858, was hanged to-dHy.l TiTT,TJ
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ota lIurderer at chicago.
CH1cAao, November 9.

The trial Of Daniel Walsh, for the
murder Of his wife, was finished In
the Superior Court last evening, with
verdict OF guilty; bis punlahment is to
be hanging, - ~ HH. -" "aN .#H
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION,
1I. .GE~.f
RECLAMATION. w

HOoFLANDB GERMAN BIrTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
II II compound Of Fluid Extracts, The
Roots. Herbs, and BaFkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered IN Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are eKtFacted
hom them by o scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitterA Ther0 u no alcoholic substance
OF any Kind used in Compromising the Bit
terH, hence II ffee from all the objections In.
eident TO the use OF liquor preparation.
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ThO AIoundSvllls ssmihaEiy a dor
reetIOn. = 1'-i' -

DeNAAA4hAGI - WI
yaE MouNDsvILLR, Nov. 9th, 1860. 81
To the Editions oftho lntelliSencer: ~ .
In this mornings INTRLLIdEEoER I
see an account Of the late tire In
MoundByllle, calculated to misleAd the
public In number Of particulars In
reference thereto; but only two Of them
are OF Ruti1cient importance to demand
correction, (. O., that the school is TO be
discontinued, and that the young lady
boardera have returned home. Steps
have already been taken to secure q
suitable building for continuing the
school without much delay. Some Of
the boarders who live close by went
home, but only for q brief season, at
the expiration Of which they expect 10
return and pursue thelr studies. Az
one Of the trustees Of the institution, I
take this opportunity 70 express my
heartfelt thanks 70 the citizens OF
Moundsvllle for their great efforts In
endeavorinR TO extingulsh the hre and
In saving the property OF tho Seminary.
], +, WOODS,
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HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

is q pleasant preparation Of the Bitten for
those who do not like extreme BItters. II
Bitten combined with pure Santa Cruz rum
and agreeable davoring exbacts. It's use
recommended when some puro BtimulAnt ia
required In connection with the tonic pro-
peTtlea Of the BiLterR.