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mo THE CITIZENS OF WEST yIR.

mo THE CITIZENS OF WEST yIR-
| GINA in general ana the Citizens OF
Wheeling in particular.
DR.. Smiths " Electric Oil "
Does what is claimed for it. No Humbug.
IT CURES
rheumatism, Sick Headache,
Salt Rheum, Piles, Scald Head,
Erysipelas FelonS, CarbuncleS,
Paralysis, Group, MumpS,
SwellingS, Diptheria,
Chilblains, Neuralgia, Govt,
Burns and FrOsts, Cuts and Wounds,
Sprains and Bruises, Stiff Joints,
Swelled Glands, Canker, Cramps,
letter, Toothache, Bloody FluX, &c.
Deafness,
TRY IT FOR YOURSELF.
Salt Rhcum, Deafness and Sick Headache
made specialitics.
This Oil cured my headache IN 2OminutcS.
Syracuse, May ~. T.. W. TODD.
Rheumatism rUred ia O1Ic ddy.
SYRACUSE, May -.
Tuesday / was confined 10 bed, WcdnCS-
day was out and well, by using DIR. Smith :
Electric Oil" ! have sent bottle To Il
friend in Rochester, for deafness.
w. II. WAIT, Depot Master.
(FInn Dr.. George l.. Whdfoni.l
FREDoSIA, Oct. ~.
have used DIR. Smiths Electric Oil, and
find II Is the best medicine ever used for
deafness. GEO. l.. WHITFORD, VI. d.
Dr. WhitfOrd is one Of the best Physicians
in Western New York;
FREDOSTA, Oct ~.
was deaf three years. Tried everything.
One bottle DR.. Smiths Electric oil cured
INC up. j. G.. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, u. U. Building.
SWEET and RICH TO the taste tcten in
be on the U,tidRed mucous cOItiHg u q "hHiicS
nursing sore mOuth'): INSTANTLY SOoiiIHQ
10 the cuticle (eren II IL BE- on The rd'C, Smidtt-
ing skin of an infant, and IL al once allays the
pangs Ola GATHERED BREAST, which is
very speedily absorbed away.
1t is most grateful on the ScGlp when ini-
table from letter, dandrufl, Scabby erup-
tiOnS, etc, even with most delicate infants.
nt And II instantly stops all falling of the
hair from the above and other causes.
Touch gently crerY sore, rough or tender
spot, with the genuine oil, "nR. G.. h..
SMITHS" Nothing can 80 quickly cure
chdpped lips, face or hands. An old Scab on
the face OF an infant will drop of, Il clear
healthy skin appearing i'm It's place. Just
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ever tried IL, IretendS 10 deny It's action on
DEAFNESS, ON SALT r. Fun, PILES,
OLD SORES, CORNS and RHEUMATISM.
Sold by best druggists everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH Il CO., General
Agents for West Virginia and sole Agents
for Wheeling. jylS
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Democratic and Conservative
State Ticket.


State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
J.J.JACOB, OF Hampshire County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
CIT. MOORE, of Mason County:
FOR AUDITOR,
E.A. BENNETT, OF Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH sPRIGG, Of Hardy County.
80 az FoRTREAsURER,
mo. 5. BURDETT, of Kanawha Co.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
IoHNM-PHEI.PS, of Mason County.
FOR CONGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN j. DAVIS, of Harrison County.
THIRD DISTRICT,
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe County
STATE SENATOR,
~. 20. !LEWIS BAKER.
al MEMBERS HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
..-. sag- X. u. BARR,
t' ~ JOHN FAIRS.
Z. G. CRACRAFT,
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
B.IA. GALLIGAN.
.asL' RECORDER,
ROBERT IL. WOODS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J.H. GOOD.
20 a. -.,H ASSESSORS,
. .. GEORGE H00K-City District.
JOSEPH BURROWS Country District
pa COUNTY SURVEYOR
NJ. L. CARR.
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Gard From MIR, Lamb.

The absence of Mr.. LAME from the
city since last Wednesday morning, he
requests us to say, accounts for the de-
Law in the publication of his card:
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TESTIMONIAL.
Union PACIFIC II. r., OFFICE GEN. SUIT. /
OMAHA, Dec. ID, 1873;

Union PACIFIC II. r., OFFICE GIN. SrP'T. /
OMAHA, Dec. III, lS9.
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Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
nT,p SIReDurins the month that have
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ish, your Watches challenge my adnlira-
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and am confident that In all respects they
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older nations. They need only 10 he known
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Yours most respectfully,
CO. HAMMOND, Gent Snpt.
OFFIcE or THE HUpsON RIVER X. II. I
Gent Supt, New York, Jan. Il, 1870.
+. NJ. AVERY, ESq, President National
DEAR SIR:-Thc Watch made by your
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carried IL frequently ON engines, aud have
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J. VI. TOUCl, Gent Supt.
The following dealers also, In various
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they consider the Elgin Watches To be all
that the Company have advertised them, as
better finished, more correct anu durable,
than any In market OF similar price, ana
that they have great confidence In recon-
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w. II. HENNEGES 4 90,
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WARREE. SPADOSE% 90,
MIDDLETON 4 BRO,
7. u. BYNNFR,
HENRY GINNEL, -
GEO. w. PRATT y 60,
SCOTT, harriet " 60, Pittsburgh.
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JENKINS HATCH, "
&. HELLEBUSIL
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NJ. BURT,
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FREDONTh, Oct ~.
was deaf three years. Tried everything.
One bottle DIR. Smiths Electric oil cured
me up. j. G.. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, i. U. Building.
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"Lady h1gin,"
pI.Dy FOR THE SPRING TRADE
PATENT DUST ExCLUDER.
y VI y AbiAiNs
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS

i'm various parts of the land have uRrescrv-
edly endorsed them. They are In use upon
numerous lines OF Railway, inclnding the
MA CENTRAL, and officers OF these roads
with other prominent X. II. officials endorS"
them ms thc best Watches for the uSr 81 u.
n. employees and travellers S.T Introduced.
The fCuC wing are presented ~ specimens
t,.StlmOnialS:
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BACON Shoulders.

on CASKS PRIME QUALITY,
~ Just received and for sale by
H-S VI. REILLY.
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Marion County Democratic Conven.

Pursuant to call Of the Executive
Committee, the Democracy of Marion
county met in Convention at Fairmont
at o'clock P. NJ, July Both
The Convention was called to order
by John W. Mccoy, Chairman Of the
Executive committee, and on his mo-
ton James /. Morriss was elected Presi,
dent, VIM. B. Ice and DR.. F. Rymer
Vice Presidents, and E. A. Blackstone,
Geo. V. MILAN and s. P. Carr Secre.
70 ROC
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Policies NOn.Forfeitable.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
DENCE OR TRAVEL

OFFICERS:
W. e.. Darlington, President.
John T.. Edwards, Vice President
il. J. HnTtSook, SecrctaTy.
j. J. Hopkins, Assistant Secretary.
u. 4. HartSOok, Cashier.
James n. Wolf, Superintendent al Agencis-
G. Henry parrDw, NJ. D.,
q. ~. smith, NJ. ~, Mp-iicnI Adviser
George It0-N, NJ. ID.
Prof Edward Is. smith. AciuaTy
ID. J.. FnckleT, Consulting Aciuary.
IRRfTORs:
VIM. Is. IAaarS. VIM. u. Palmer,
X. IL. MauTy, Wm. a.. Taylor,
John Finders, A. y. Stokes,
w. g.. Darlington, q. Henry PsTrow
Daniel ]. Hartsspk, John &. william.
J. J. Hopkins, Geo. -. Palmer.
John ". Edwards,
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RLc,,nnti.., r,,.o.I iu 49, .L,,,

This Oil cured my headache in 20 minutes.
Syracuse, May ~. l.. W. TODD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
80 4-ta
RY Green & Wise,

GReal Estate Agents and Auctloneers.i
COMMISSIONERS SA LE.-By virtue OTIS
u decree of tho Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, Va. rendered At the EebTasry term m
Hiram a.. Arnold and Others, the under
signed, Gommjssio eo ssis, aP PR nnSiie by %syue ea'a o in
front of the Mayors Office, in the city, of Alex
snJ5 ;is ~ u :. on s Sa a;c}J6I nl 4 shS TE 1ssh az a. +
AF NT snd TOT OF GROUND, situated fs1HL
on the ives. side of Patrick st., between Queen
and Princess sts., in the said city OF Alexan a.
dris, in front on Patrick street 70 feet, ana IN
de y II ll5 feet II inches TO an alley Is feet in
width-s.id property being now occupied oy
81. q. Arnold.
TRRMS-One. fourth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of sa!e; aa 9eI L1s
and eighteen months from the day OF sale; the
bonds Of the purchaser, with in. snS tbe 70 title Gs
TO be retained until the purchase money IS PAID
IN nil G W. WATTLES,
1900 G. E. STUART,
G. S. MINER,
NH o5-aots Comm'rs. Of Sale.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green d Wise,

lResl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
CTATE IN ALEXANDRIA CO., VA.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Alexsndris county, Va, pronounced at its Au.
gust term, 1859, ia the suit Of James i. Clar5
VS.. John bowling and Others. the undersigned .aid asor
viii ofe: for sale. by public auction at Ball.
Cross Beads; in n, Al s;s sad o so Msy, 1s slo5g at =
o ~ ! m TRACT OF LAND, containing
oNE HINDk :s1o Ac RES 'B nHFs Cross CT 5ss' k 'y,Rg
and hinding on -Four Mile Run-being the same
5 Sad s0a7; Sr dd By J sasss + M Sls5s 81 sls s.; 1885, s. o 1ss
| corded IN liber G, No. 3. folio 4N, IN trust 10
secure certain indebtedness.
TERMS-One.tenth of the purcnase-money
| in cash the residue in three equal payments
| six. twelve and eighteen months the deferred
payments to bear interest, and to be secured by
the purchaser's bonds, with good surety. and a
retention of the title to said land until the pur..
chase money shall have been paid. Costs OF
stamps and conveyancing to be paid 6y pur-
chaser. r. SMtLn; Jf'
.. Commissioners.
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VIRGINS NEWS.

The Grand Lodge, [. o. 0. F., of Virginia,
will meet in annual session in Winchester, on
Wednesday next, April 18th. Arrangements
have been made will the railroads whereby
the delegates and other visitors upon the scs-
sicns of the Grand Lodge will be granted hall.
fare tickets-that is, they will pay iull tare
coming and return free. The Grand Encamp,
ment will also meet in Winchester on Friday,
April 18th.
1t is announced that "a sketch of the lite
and a likeness of Hon. Lewis Mckenzie. mem.
Der of Congress from the seventh Virginia
district. will appear in the next number OF
Frank Leslie's CHIMNEY Corner
There was an error last week in stating that
the Shenandoah Valley National Bank was
loauing money at six per centum. The rates
are nine per centum.
The Front Royal Sentinel says the c~onstruc
ton OF the Front Royal stem OF the Manassas
Gap railroad will commence in July.
DRY EARTH TREATMENT. The Philadelphia
Star says:
DR.. Hewson, q we'll known physician Of this
city, and an advocate OF the dry earth treat
ment OF wounds concerning which there was
such a lively discussion some months ago, IN
the case OF the lamp homicide Of Annie PEG.
pies, has continued this method of treating
wounds with very favorable result. In a late
medical journal he cites a case Of compound
fracture Of the leg, the limb being kept at rest
By means otsand bags. In the absence of these
dry earth was substituted, which had the effect
of entirely dispelliug the offensive odor OF the
wound, aud its use was continued with the
most happy results: the earth was changed
every three OF four days. Again he states that
o man affected with scurvy which had resisted
all other treatment was entirely cured by being
buried up to the neck in soil for about twenty
minutes.
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Foreign News.

1t is said that Bombay cotton sent by way Of
the Suez Canal has been returned to lndia
from nuddey's Field, as yarn, 10 forty-tl0e
DAYS. The time usually required BY way OF
the Cape of Good Hope is ninety days.
The Pail Mall Gazette says as the matteI
now stands the Erie stockholders are unlikely
10 rescue their property or vlndlcate their
principles and the only hope Is that American
conscience and feeling may assert themselves
ere it is too late.
The Underwriters ask twenty guineas prem
ium on the city of Brussels. The steamer Is
believed to be sale, however, as she has plenty
of canvas.
Scott Russell, in a lecture at the Institute Of
Civil Eoginecrs, predicts the early commence
ment Of work on a ship canal across the 18TH
mus OF Darien, and declares that with a liberal
Employment Of coolle labor the enterprise could
be completed II q comparatively early date.
A commission has been appointed by the
British Parliament TO investigate and report
on the sale OF promotions in the army: The
legal bills and other measures OF secondary To-
| terest were considered, and adjourned until tho
23th instant.
A serious riot has broken out among the
| operatives of iron smelling furnaces and FORCES
at Fourchambault, near the city Of Neverd, IL
France. Troops have been sent there and con
signed to the barracks.
The Francois, ]reproduccs the recent opinion
Of Prince Napoleon, to the effect that a
Piebiscitum is the last alternative OF rcvolu'
ton.
don journals confidently predict that the Plebls-
citum will be ordered early in May.
At Paris yesterday Napoleon reviewed the
troops stationed there. The Emperor, it is
said, had q long %faiuting fit after attending the
review. Another dispatch says that the EN-.
peror was not present, owing to a slight attack
OF govt, and then again, that he attended an
exhibition Of horses, and appeared quite we'll.
Which of these many reports Is correct and
which are false, the reader may determine.
NJ. Jules Janin and Nj. Olivier were chosen
members Of the French Academy yesterday,
very nearly unanimously. They received twenty
six out OF twenty. eight votes.
Antiquarians are profoundly interested IN
the discovery of a great Roman amphitheatre
in excavations now going on at Mount st.
Geneyeive, in Paris.
Advices from Spain represent the country
quiet. The Duke de Montpensier was eXamln-
ed yesterday in regard to the late duel and ad-
mitted that he shot Prince Henri de Bourbon.
The Duke is under arrest at mis- house, and it
is understood will be brought to trial on a clVl!
if not a criminal process.
MIR. Bancroft the American Minister to
Prussia gave a grand banquet last evening to
J. McLcary Brown and the Chinese Embassy.
The North German Parliament has ad
journcd.
The Chinese Embassy is preparing to 20 to
Brussels, where negotiations Tor a treaty with
the: Belgian Government will be entered upon.
Alter visiting Brussels the Embassy will pro-
coed 10 Paris. Madrid, Lisbon and Florence,
and will return to China in July.
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VA.
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1870

Yesterday the counsel. for Messrs. Cahoon and
EIysop, the rival claimants for the Mayoraity
of Richmond, signed an agreement, at the re-
quest of Chief Justice Chase, to postpone fur
Their action in the case until the May
term of the United States Circuit Court tor
Virginia, and that the present condition Of
affairs continue until that time-none OF the
rights Of either party, says the agreement, te
be impaired by the postponement. Chief jus
tice Chase, it was further agreed, would attene
the session of the Court at. Richmond to hea'
the argument. This arrangement would pre-
vent Judge Bond, whose Circuit embraces Vir
einia, from sitting in the case. Judge Bond:
nomination will probably BE confirmed by the
Senate next week.
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Gov. Walker is in Washington.

ATTEMPTED ELopEMENT.-Two infants in
Nashville lately loved.-They were about the
ages of Paul and Virginia, the girl fourteen
and the boy a year or two older. He was a
bashful youth, still equal to the pretty speeches
which win the heart of budding womanbood.
The girls mother was the only obstacle in the
way of happiness, and the youth could not face
this lioness in his path, therefore an elopement
was sgreed upon. The mother and daughter
were about to start for the distant wilds Of
Omaha. The youth was, in an undcrhand
way. on hand at the depot, and as the train
started off the maiden merely left the mother o
minute and stepped off into the arms Of her
lover as it we're. But alss the course of true
love is apt to run rough, as the poet did not
quite say-though he might with much pro.
priety have done so. The mother took the
next train back, at the next station, and search
was instituted for the couple who eloped by
staying at home. They were found anxiously
awaiting the arrival of o clergyman, a license,
and a friend, but misery and the mother came
first. The girl was given to her parent, and
the boy to the police, and early the next morn
ing a new start was made for Omaha By the
mother and daughter.
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$l58,780

-
#IJudges of districts embracing two counties
are allowed mileage from the court mouse OF enelr
own county to that Of tho other in their dis
trict. !.
The Senate will doubtless reduce this sum Dy
cutting down the salaries of county judges:
A bill was introduced for the relief OF Chas.
Brill, of Alexandria, re-imbursing him Tor a
fine imposed upon him during the war by the
County Court for refusing to take the Wheel
ing oath.
In the House q petition was presented frou
| citizens of Shenandoah, asking legislation io'
the protection of sheep.
The bill amending an act making an appro
~priation to the University of Virginia, va
passed. L.,
4 bill TO incorporate an academy 10 tn
town of New Market, county ct Shenan
doah, vas presented:
The House Judiciary Committee have re
fused to report q special act liking the term
of the Hastings Court Of Alexandria, haVlnl
under consideration q general bill on tho SUB
iect of Hastings Courts.
Among the appointments made by the uo'
ernor Ia. day. were the following:
Trustees tor Woodstock-Henry Lacy, Jas
Rockefeller, J. Wm. Danuer, Jacob &. Clo"
er and D. II. Walton.
CounciImen for Leesburg-Geo. Il: HeaG
VIM. B. Lynch, G. P. Janney, G. B. MiI q
man, &. K. Fox. Jr., T. ". Shafer. Il. W. )
Houg h, Samuel Orrison, A; r. Mott; d: l.
Morris, T. w. Berkeley aud K: n. Bentley
Commissioners to divide their respectlV
counties into townships.
Amherst Connty.-Wm. Kent, B. 7. Nor
ris, r. l.. Coleman, DR.. He. Smith, and u
H. Ruckcr.
Augusta County .-BoIivar Christian. {. u
Merritt, NJ. W. b. l1ogshead, j. Il. Fulton
and Saml. Kennedy.
Culpeper. DR.. Robt. s: LAWS, Absolon
Garnett, Thos. v. Ross, VIM. ). Wallace 'an'
Saml. Chiffon. :,
Clarke. Henry Harrison, David Meade
Leonard Jones, Jno. j. Reilly. snd Angus Me
Donald. 49, r.:-.
Shenaudoah.-Jas. Ii. Sibert, VIM; Using
er, Il. NJ. Coun, Geo. Calvert anu JANE
Moore.
A strong Effort is being made in Washington t
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ebwNEkCIAE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April 9.-The mar.
ket for Flour is unchanged. Wheat is active
and firm sales of small offerings of white at
1876; offerings of 1914 bushels red, with sales at
1872, l23, 1875, 129, 13l and l35. Corn is less &C.
tive, with q slight Decline offerings of 2374
bushels mixed, with sales at l0l, lO2 and lC3;
yellow sold st lOl. Small offerings of Rye and
sales at 99alO4. Oats steady sales at 5G, with
oHering rs Of 15S bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

A number of gentlemen of Washington, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, are making
preparations to start. about the lst Of May, OF
a visit and examination of the several silver
mines at Georgetown, Colorado. The party
will comprise some distinguished names in the
financial and commercial world. as also emf.
Dent biologists and engineers. II is expected
that the Pacific Railroad will provide q special
car for the accommodation Of the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

The application of A. A. Bradley, a colored
man, to be admitted to the bar of the Supreme
Court. has been Withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

1t is generally believed that the present SEES
sion of Congress will last until July next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

\ man who was shot in a melee in a drinking
saloon 10 Philadelphia, and is about to die, re-
fuses to tell the name Of the individual who
wounded him. although he knows we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
6bHED.

On the 9th instant, ANN S, relict of Samue
Mark, in the eignty-second yesr Of her age
my- Notice Of the time Of the funeral Will OF
announced in tho several churches to. morrow,
(Sunday.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

1t is said that Judge Underwood is delighted
at the prospect of having judge Bond as a
Judge in Virginia, and Judge Bond is equally
delighted at the prospect Of having Judge UL-
derwood as o colleague.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

Jack Reynolds, convicted of brutal murder,
in New York, and hung yesterday, Was the
man who said that changing had been played
out in New York"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

The funeral of the late Gen. Thomas took
place at Troy yesterday. There was a large
military display. The President, Gen. Sher
man, and many u. s. officers, were present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

A society is to be organized 10 Washington
s'to prevent cruelty to animals"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

A CURIOUS INvENTIoN.-Dr. Milo, the
celebrated surgeon of Kieff, has recently been
at st. Petersburg, explaining a means he has
invented of Illuminating the body by means OF
The electric light to such an extent that the hu
mao machine may be observed almost as if skin
and flesh were transparent. The Moscow Ca
zette asserts that, to demonstrate the teasibiIi.
ty of his process, DR.. Milo placed o bullet in
side his mouth and then lighted up his face,
upon which the bullet became distinctly visible
through bis cheek.