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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05
FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

4 BOUT EIGHTY ACRES or LAND, in good
n ncirlborhood. well settled, with gocd school
privileges, and situated aOoa' two md one hall
miles from tie Villages VI south Paris and Nor
way
There are GA it good buildings, consisting OF
House Barn sheds, &C. and pleniy Of good
water
The Farm +, well divided into tillag- and pas.
ture laud- and , well fenced
The stock aai Hay can also bc bought, n de-
Sire, Must DE sold immediately Il nj ail
For further particulars, irluire ou the premise,
of j. X. WHITMAN.
South Paris, oct. y, l~9. I'm
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HALLS
Vepetab|e SiciIian Hair Remover

Ererv near Increases the pOpn-
lGrifu Of this rdiudbfe Hair Prep
drati0n, Which Is due to merit
alone, We can assure oar Ot0
Ddfr0ns that 10 Is kept fully mp to
ifs hi0h standard, and tn those
ULO hare tlecer used IL re can
confidently say, that IL Is the only
reliable and perfected prepdrd-
q ION To restore GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
M H soft, iustrOtis, ana stthen
ne scdlp, by its use. becomes
sphife and clean; IL remOres az
eruDfiOus and dHndrHH. and bU
It's tonic properties prerenfs TIE
hair from falling ont, as AZ sim
ulates and nOurishes the mar
0iands. By It's use the hair gr0tos
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary glands
To their normal cigOr, ana ciN
create a neU gr0Uth ercepf IN
erfrep,e old age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as 10 requires TeiUeT
aDplicatiOiis, and Dires the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so much admired on al. Il. Il:
Hayes, VI. d., state AssdDer ol
Mass, says, "the constituents are
pure and carefully selected Tor
excellent 1udlity, and ! consider
Il me BEST PREPARATlONTor
It's Intended purposes. We pub
iish II treatise On the hair, Uhich
IRE send free by mail upon dpph-
cation, Which contains cOmuacn-
ddtory notices from cie"DD"en,
DhUsiciaiis. the press. dnd Others.
1Ce hare mdde the stHdU oI me
hail. amt its diseases SpecN6fY
for years. and knOW fh"f ne MAKE
the most eBectjrc preparation jor
The restoration ant the Pfesef'd-
ton of tie hair, eri0Id. dnd -
acknowledged 6y The best Well
cnI and Chemical Authority.
Sad By all Druggists and Dealers IN Med'eiss.
Price one Dollar Per Bottle.
| r. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, E.H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05
Every Day Brings Something New"
4 Good House, Bara and other
out-Buiidings Given Away.
About Fifty Acres. On Paris Hill,
with Good Buildings,

DEGNG part 81 the Thomas CLARK Farm, aud
ID well divided Into lllAge. Woodland and pas
tul.sc AMI good orchard, viii bc for sale any
tim" previous ~ MAY l. 1870
rht building are .uilabic TOR two families.
a., woke It oxen, ! yoke OF 5ycar oil siecrr
anal p4c or two Cove.
Inquire OF DuE, or on the premises Of
4. II. RIPLEY.
o. II {S1 3w
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special session was held 1T halt past
r;rht. 4. NJ. aud the question OF Agricul-
tur:,i addresses ami Farmers Clubs taken
up and discussed. On motion of Thing
al Kcuuerec. the President, Vice Pre>i-
dent and Bracket of Waldo, were APP
pointed a committee to prepare and dis
triba,g The instructions To the County so
cielies in regard 70 the action required OF
them in the expenditure OF that portion OF
the State aid set apart Tor the formation
of Farmers Clubs and in procuring aSri-
culiuralAddress in their respective linn
It's
The matter OF the present condition OF
the law under which the Board IS opera
,ins wa, taken up and discussed. Al
iourned to a special meeting
Regular meeting continued.
The Secretary read paper on the Val
nation Of Commercial Fertilizers. which
is to fosn a portion Of his forthcoming
agricultural report Itoccupied upwards
of AN hour; aud WAS m Interesting and
thorough article. We have room Tor only
few ideas presented in the essay.
The valuation Of commercial manure
depends upon It's results. All manural
agents sire alike valuable in furnishing
some Of the elements needed in the growth
or plants. The laws OF demand and sup
ny regulate the price of commercial ma
rurcS. There are Only three elements IN
such manures which farmers can afford
TO bay and pay more than II cent. per
pound. These are potash, phoSphoric
acid. and soluble nitrogen. In stable ma
nure three fourth of the balk Is water or
vegetable fiber IL contains but small
percentage of potash, nitrogen, &c,
which are valuable properties. 1t Is be-
cause stable manure contain some OF all
three oftheSe elements that it Is the best
or most convenient manure for farm use.
Potash. phosphoric acid and nitrogen are
the elements scarce,i in the soil, and they
NAV he substituted or applied each ss ii
!, required to produce certain crop.
The amount of commercial manureS
used in Maine has greatly augmented
during the last twenty years and generally
It's quality i improved. Farmers are IL
able to be deceived 10y limitations and
worthless specimens Of such manures.
Referred to the results OF ,hc analyses
OF commercial manures by chemists. -
which are apt 70 miSicad the farmer even
Il they are not simply putis Tor some
manufactures. Our law passed last win
ter requires all commercial manures ex-
posed Tor sale in Maine TO be labelled
with a card, showing the per cent Of fer
Utilizing properties OF the manure-phos-
/ phoric acid. nitrogen. &c.
Wood ashes will furnish potash, bones,
| phosphoric acid; and thus the farmer is
not necessarily obliged to buy CONNER
cial manUres TO obtain these crop making
! clements He can afford To buy them
only when it will pay him fair per cent
| to do so. Potash, as found in wood ashes
is not to be found in sufficient quantities
in market 10 give il market value.
]
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NPARIs, by A. VI. HlHi)'o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-05
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS.

+, ,,ttrniny cattle. il gives item ar a"i-t,..
loo,ca, tact. hilc, Iad MAJ, :..eE s.s.'e much
faster.
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Freedom Notice.

Cilead, Oct. esd, lsf9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-25
WHEELING WEST VA THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1869
AIInchenex Cattle Market.

CATTLE.-There was again light sup
ply of cattle on sale Monday, and with
good retail demand, the market was
very stiff, and, compared with last
week, prices were higher-an advance
of from quarter to n halt cent has
on sale was less than 600 head, which is
only about one-half the number usu-
ally on sale, and indeed it is not enough
to supply the retail market, that is to
afford the butchers a fair chance to make
selections. The quality of the cattle on
sale was up to the usual standard, there
being fair proportion of coed butch
ers stock, but, as already noted. the
number was not large enough to meet
the requirements of the trade. Prime
to extra steers sold at Sa9c; good to me-
dunn, at 7a715c; and stOckers at 5Ha
6Lc. Fresh COWS may be quoted at S4Oa
80 per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The supply of
sheep was again small, less than 500
head and with fair local demand,
prices were firm and we'll sustained,
and prime fat sheep, such as our first
class butchers are in the habit of buy
ing, may be quoted a shade higher. 1t
is but proper to remark, however, that
the demand has fallen off very materi-
ally within the past few weeks, which
is owing we presume, TO the advanced
prices, forcing many, II not all of the
scalawag butchers to retire from the
market. We now quote prime to extra
fat sheep at 6d7 cents per pound.
HoGs.-The hog market, to use COM
mon phrase, received Il black eye, and
one from the effects of which, it is
not likely, will soon recover. Since
Monday week, prime fat hogs are down
fully dollar per cwt., and on common
grades the difference is even greater.
We now quote in a retail way at lila
12X-some few extra sold at Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-25
CONGRESS. 8 S.
SENATE.
ES4IN a 1Ss
wAsurN0ToN FehrunrV "a.

WASHINGTON, February "a.
A message from the President OF the
United States was received and read,
vetoing the copper tariff bill. The bill
was then passed; yeas 39; nays ~.
The Senate then proceeded to the
consideration of the joint resolutions
reported by the Joint Committee on
Printing, to provide for reporting and
printing the debates of the next Con-
After considerable discussion the
Senate passed joint resolution au-
thorizing the Committee on Public
Printing! TO conclude satisfactory con-
tract with Rives ~ Bailey for reporting
and publishing the debates of Congress
for the next two years.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Me-, reported without
amendment, the postal service appro-
priatiOn bill.
Mr.. Morrill, then called up the Army
Appropriation bill amendments report
ed bv the Committe on Appropriations,
which were agreed to.
Ala o'clock the Senate took recess.
MIR. Wilson, as Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, called up
the following bills, which were passed:
House bill providing that brevet COM
missions shall only be issued in time OF
war.
Joint Resolution authorizing the Sec
rctary OF War to take possession OF the
national cemeteries at Antietam and
Gettysburg.
Joint Resolution dropping from the
army roll certain officers absent three
months or longer without leave.
Tho bill continuing the Freedmen'H
hospitals Mt Richmond and other points
in the South until the Both OF June next,
and longer If necessary.
The bill declaring and fixing tho saIa-
ries of the corps of Judge Advocates.
The bill repeating the law requiring
Generals of the army to reside always
in Washington, and requiring that all
orders for the army shall go TO the army
through him.
Mr.. Farnsworth reported from the
Post Office Committee, that there would
be several bills in relation 10 the postal
telegraph from Washington to Boston,
which was ordered to be printed aud
tabled.
Mr.. Julian reported from the Land
Committee a bill that the Fort Collins
military reservation in Colorado, shall
be subjected 10 presumption. Passed.
The House then resumed the consid.
Grafton OF unfinished business of yes
terday, it being the bill to strengthen the
public credit and legaiZing gold con-
tracts. Messrs. Pruyn, Coburn and
others opposed the bill, and Messrs.
Logan, DeIano, Books and others op-
posed it, after which Mr.. Schenk moved
the previous question on the bill! and
amendments.
Mr., Shanks moved that the bill be
laid on the table. Not agreed 10.
The question was taken on the pas. :.
sape of the bill, resulting: Yeas 1l9
Nays 81. The bill passed in the same
shape as reported from the Committee
on Ways and Means.
The House then went into Commit
tee on the slativeappropriation bill,
Mr.. Scheuck in the chair. Pending its
consideration they took recess till
evening.
The House resumed its session in
Committee of the Whole, (Mr. Wilson,
of Iowa, in the Chair } and resumed the
consideration of the Legislative Appro-
priation bill.
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NEW YORK.
New YORK, February "a.

In the United States Circuit Court &
suit has been commenced against Chas
A. Dana, ex-Assistant Secretary oi
war. on the complaint of G. B. Lamor
for false arrest and imprisonment.
Ex-Secretary Seward in letter to
the Albany military corps in which he
declines receiving them on the 4th OF
March, says it Is my purpose to seek
and enjoy thereafter so much OF rest
and freedom from political studies and
labors, as is comparable with the res
pousibilities which share in common
with my fellow-citizens.
1t Is stated that Rev. Mr.. Shannon
who was hissed in Washington for de-
nounclng the President for pardoning
Dempsey, sent note to Dempsey, in
viting him to bring his threatened COW
hide to Sharmon's room and try 1t on
him, guaranteeing that there should
never be any legal difficulty. Demp-
sew asoertaining that Shannon was for
merly an English army officer, and
now a fighting parsOn, declined the in
Yitation.
DR.. Chandler of the Board OF Health,
Yesterday, analyzed the adulterated
milk seized a day ago, and by the aid
OF the microscope discovered sights In
the water used that the Board does not
feel justified in allowing the public to
know at present.
Edward Burns, last night smashed a
show window in Avenue A., seized a
half dozen revOlvers, but was captured
and toombed by convenient police
man.
Grant stated yesterday to Congress
man Dickey, that Pennsylvania
would be one OF his memb bers of the
Cabinet.
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ILLINOIS.


SAlCAGOS oULuhAy
This morning q fire occurred in Nos. l35
and 1877 Lake street. in four story brick
building. 1t originated from spontaneous
combustion in the varnlsh room OF d. N.
Parsons His lCTjis about Sl2 0C0, HELD ster
Il Phelps, carpet manufacturers, lost SlO,OUO.
The stores OF Sim mpferman q Co. and stsnton
q Co. were greatly damaged by water. TOTAL
loss is estimated at S1O,UCU.
Tho tobacco factory OF ]. w. Wray q Co.
ahd the wholesale liquor store OF s. Il. How
ard, in Alton, Illinois, were destroyed by
ie., last evening. Loss s3O.OCO. Insured for
A woman named Welch fatally shot John
Dernic in Alton, Illinois, Monday night,
while ho was attempting to Outrage her
Saturday night, two brothers named ILu-
ten and one Dlbbs started TO walk across the
prairie from c. lroll station, Iowa. This
morning the elder Luton and D1bbS were
found frozen to death and young Luten so
badly frozen that his feet and hands " Ill
have to be amputatCi.
Fuller's railroad reduction bill Is yet before
the Judiciary Committee, Its passage Is not
eXpe6ted,
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WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NGToN, D. c., February "a.
In the Senate the Copper tariff bill
passed, over the veto by vote OF IS to
IL.
The President to-day transmitted to
the Senate large number OF appoint
ments in the army; among them John
II. Sprague, Thomas Wilson, Milton
Allen Rutherford and Robert Avery,
to be Brigadier Generals by Breyet;
also the last named to be- Major Gen
eral by Brevet for gallant and meritor-
ious services. There are many other
Brevet appointments pending in the
Senate.
The House Committee on Post on
ces and Post Roads, have rendered
an adverse report to the several schemes
OF Mr.. E. B.. Washburne, Mr.. G. G..
Hubbard and Mr.. ]. +. Hall, for the
establishment OF some postal telegraph.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
February "a, 1869.

February "a, 1909.
APPLEs-G reen Apples are selling al
from So so to 81 so per barrel from store
for common to choice.
BEANs-$3 per bushel.
BUTTER-Prices dull. We quote prime
at SOC.
CoFFEE-Market firm, with good de-
mand. We quote Rio at 22a26c for
CANDLEs-City mould tallow 151Ici
Star 22a25c.
vanced, and may now be quoted at Soc
and charge for barrels.
CHEEsE-Scarce and price advanced
to 100 for Western Reserve; and 22c Tor
Factory.
Eaas-Dull and in good supply, fresh
quoted at SOC.
FLoUR-The market continues dull
wi tn a downward tendency. Wequote
supertine at S5 90; red wheat family al
81 25; fancy at 50. Rye Flour at 81 90.
IsH-Mackeral-No. 2 half bbl 50 IS
No. 8 large IS so; No. 3 medium 81 75
Lake Heron, half bbl 81 75a5 90. Lab
rador Herring 81 so.
FEATHERs-Live geese feathers quo
&C SGRAliS|wheat-s1 r. 90 for No. l red
buying; 75aS5c selling. Oats-Dull and
unchanged at 6Oa65c. Rye-Steady al
81 25a1 35. Barley-In better demand
at 81 75a1 S5.
G1NsENG-75c per lb.
HAY-Baled Hay dull and unchang.
ed. Loose sells at S2Oa25 for good &c
fair quality.
LARD OiL-Firm at 81 rs.
MISUNDERSTANDING at 75aSOc fol
New Orleans; 75c for Porto Rico; SOa9OC
for Baltimore Syrup, 65a7Oc for Ne"
York Syrup.
ing, Shoulders 15c; clear rib sides
l73Ic; clear sides, 1910; sugar cured
hams, 2Oc; family hams, 19c; breakfast
bacon, 1870.
SUGAR-Market firm and prices ad'
vanced. We quote crushed at 2l; A
coffee 20; B coffee 1917; G extra l9H
New Orleans. 14al6; Porto Rico, 14al5
Cuba 131a1415; Demarara, 16a17.
PoTAToEs-Dull with small sales IN
store at SOa90 per bushel.
RIoE-Rangoon 10Hc; Carolina 11]5c
SoDA-Bi. carbonate soda 7a715c; sa
soda &c; soda in papers lOc.
STARCH-Fox's SCI Glen Cove l3Hc
Maizena, 1870.
sEED-Timothy s. IS; Clover $40 %
Flax So 90.
SoAP-Family SIC; German sc; East
ern Family 1Oal3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 12Hc; Sho'
TEA~Gunpowder Tea. 81 4OaI 70
Young Hyson Tea, 81 40al 60; BiacK
ToBAcoo-Navy tobacco 7Oa72c; dark
los and rs 7Oa72c; bright rs ana Jus
soc; fig lump 81 10; Garrett's snun 7oc
Garrett's snuff in boxes $3.50.
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vv.,, A.,e,ted Cure OF Cntnrrh.

mr. LI4HTHILL-DEARS S!R:-T,ouI
,reaTment in the cure of my Catarrh mas mao
The desired erect and resulted in permanent
0oo(i 10 me- although my case has 1IequehtIy
Reen nrOnounced incurable, and mao eA-
Isnsted ali other modes OF treatment; WIn-
ont Ibe least benefit. My case was SO cHIoniC =
and troublesome, that by giving !eW ~
the svmp ptoms the value OF your tIeatinen
can be more readily estimated. FOE yea year, -,
had been afflicted with a constant colu ~ ~ -,
the head, obStructinE my breathing 80 HS ~
necesEiLate me to keep my NOUN open co u
ring sleep; latterly the discharges Den,s DecAin,e
aOIidined and impacted in my nose 70 M suCn
an extent that IT required the greatest e4eI-
lion to expel them. Sometimes these nara
enod Iump ps would get in my throat causing
mo fO hawk and scrape even by the hour 10
reIIeve nyself. My breath was OftenSlVei
~ Toen10rV became impaired. Dizziness
nId 1Icht readiness made their appearance,
1,IJ ~ late symptOms of paralysis stepped
In and when L placed myself under your
t.orIe one aide OF my face was badly affected
~ MS Tread disease. My general health
SIfFaTed alike there was constant uren'
,IroSFSy and debilitated feeling WIN no en- en-
SrSy TO move or act; felt as tired on [Islng @ IN
Ihe morning as did ON going to my Deu; my iiS
aDpetite was ca apricIOus and my dlsPosiL!oiut it
nIoroSe, In that condition placed ny I Sot - :
under YOUR care, and am happy TO stiAte CnA'
ali those diBagreeable and dangerous SyI P
toms have entirely left me, and once nole
enjoy the benefits of good health.
BY giving this publicity you WlIl Denenl leu
others similarly affected anu onHRe iHo'
BrOokriLIe, Jefferson county,
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winter and fresh receipts: No. closing
at 81 19Hal 20. Barley--In store
neglected and entirely nominal at 81 s5a
81 for No. 2; sample lots in good de-
mand at 50 O5a2 Is for good to choice.
HoGs-.Dressed HOgs--Dull and
and heavy; live lots dull. weak and
dropping, sales at IS 373zalO 65 for
common to extra.
Cleveland.
FEBRUARY 24.-FLOUR-Market quiet
and steady; city made Rt $40 40 Ioc
XNX white; SO 90 XIX red and am Der:
81 rs for Xxx spring; So 1887 25 for \
red country made; 50 O0A9 80 for IA
white winter: 81 50aS 25 for NA red
winter; 81 5O47 25 for XIX sPrin 6.
Buckwheat Flour-.Fair demand at
IS 90.
GRA1N-Wheat-No. l red winter at
81 5S; No. do. 81 As. Corn-G9c. Oats
-62c. Rye-Held nominallY at 81 3Oa
l 80: Nos. and Eat 81 25ll %.
PETRoLEUM--Nomin at 32c for
standard white in car lots; prime light
straw 33c; trade lots Ease above these
prices.
FEBRUARY, 24.-FLoUR-Qulet and
steady.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged and dull;
amber 81 81 on spot and 81 65 buyer
MarcO; NO. 1 "0le MlCnlSduS VI oOj
No. do, 81 so. and all slow of sale.
Corn-Quiet with a small sale of new
at 6S, rejected at &c: closing firm at
6S15 for new and 66k for rejected. Oats
Quiet and firm with small sales at 63
for Michigan, and some holders ask 50.
Rye-Steady and firm at 81 2Sal 20 for
Michigan and No. 1. Barley-Un-
changed and quiet.
Provisions Hogs--Dull and
nominal.
SEED-Cloyer Seed-Dull at 50 25.
Buffalo.
FEBRUARY 24.-Eothing doing ex-
cept a few cars OF new Corn at 76a7613c;
prices nominally unchanged.
Milwaukee.
FEBRUARY A.-FLoUR-Dull and
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet at 81 1S11 for
No. l in store.
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Grand Trunk Railroad.
RUFFALO. February "a

The Grand Trunk Railroad Company
to-day completed the improvements on
their works on the Canadian shore, OPP
posite this city, which will etfectu.
ally prevent the delays OF freight and
passengers, heretofore experienced
nom low water in the Niagara river.
u. S. Reynolds, Superintendent oi
the Police, Capt Henry Dickinsons
and two detectives of the Niagara front
police, were on trial before the Police
Court this afternoon charged with
criminal and unlawful kidnapping OF
two men on the night OF January 1st,
and carrying them TO Canada for re-
ward,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-25
MISSOURI.

At a late hour last night the follow
ing challenge was sent to Gallagher the
winner of the prize fight yesterday:
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 23d.-I hereby chal-
lerge Mr.. Charles c. Gallagher to fight
me fair stand up fight according to
the new rules OF the London prize ring,
sand dollars side; two hundred and
fifty dollars are left by me this date at
Isaac Campbell's Saloon, corner OF
Fifth and Green streets, as a first
deposit on the matter, and I hope Mr..
Gallagher or his friends will have game
enough to cover 1t.
[Signed.l THOMAS ALLEN.
The Tocacco factory off w. Wrny &
Co., Nation, Illinois, WAS burned last
night and the adjoining block seriously
damaged. Loss not known,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-25
II. Louis.

FEBRUARY 24.-FLouR-Dun and
unchAnged.
other grades dull. Oorn-LoWeT anq
unsettled, with sales at 66a1Uc. OaIs-
quiet. Rye-Unchanged at 81 25ab q.
WH1sKY-Better at 92c.
PRoYIsIoNs-The feeling Is a little
firmer, but nothing doing. Lard
Nothing doing.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
ST. JOHN, Feb. q.

ST. JOHN, Feb. 24. r1
Numerous complaints have been made
of the eencroachments of American fish
ing vessels in the Bay of Fundy, where
as many as fifty or sixty are engaged
in herring fishery. Accounts from Deer
Island state that the harbors are sc
full OF American vessels and nets that
Canadian fishermen can hardly gel
n to them in their own grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-25
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, February %.
The decision OF the Supreme Court,
adverse TO the Chatham road appropri-
alton is published to-day; this has the
effect to reduce the State debt many
millions. The Court also declares the
slave law UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-25
LETTER FROM
CAPT. sILAs F. MILLER,

GAIT. SILAB F. HHAII"H''
Proprietor Of t1e Burnett House Cincinnati
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th, 1867.
To MI FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
II affords me great satisfaction 70 ne ,,S apie a.
Z n festIfv TO the success OF DIR. LghthllI IN
he treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense OF obligation TO him. NY n hearing Sear mas a.
,T1a. ~ S,Ich an extent as to embarrass me
seriously. Dr. L1Ghthill. under whsSe &c, care
placed myself has st6ged me to perfect 6eaF
ing. 51LAS F. HAHHiAAs'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Distressing AccIdcnt---FIve Men
DrOMned
PITTSBURGH, Feb. "a, 1865.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. "a, 1865.
Special TO Wheeling IntelIisencer.
Five men who left Morgantownl
West Virginia, on Friday, February
10Th, in an old skif for Geneva, twelve
miles below, have never reached Gene
va, and are supposed to be lost.
The following are the names: E. w.
Power, Esq. late of Pittsburgh; Messrs.
Robert Williams aud Harvey, of Mo-
nongahela City: Mr.. VIM. Larwill, OF
Wooster, Ohio, and B. II. Lazler, OF
Morgantown. +.