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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

TgI'WtOIIT I-rgi@IWfWFF.
.rontrns.d f"m The Burlington IRE. ''e-' ana lines
MoNwEnEE. Oct, >.
The session opened ihis morning with
t,,a. customary ceremonies In the Sen
.,t.. JoS majors answered TO lhrir names;
.,.I ria. Hons. % Rrp,,,entatives.
H., orsaml.,lon Of each House took
n,.,,, ,yIln remarkable prompness. The
,.,;,t interest centcr,d on the speaker
~b,r. There va active cauya-,ing yc--
/ ,,rIay aud last evening amuu. the mem
|L.r-. a. they arrived. tor three candid
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

DIR. LIv1NGeroNE.-Thc myst"'iouS!y
protracted absence of DR.. Livingstone III
the interior of Africa has been accounted
tor III various ways, ,onc OF the most curl
Gus ot which Is contained in letter
written 10y Il Lady now travelling in SYRIA
She processes to get her information from
Can't. Burton British Consul at Dam
ascus. The story is that the doctor wa-
compelled to marry stalwart native
princess, who fell III love with him an'
that ,he strongly objects 10 his wander
ing any farther, in which objection she
is backed by the royal power and au-
thority of the doctors swarIhy pa-n-Iaw,
SO there they are, boarding with the old
folks and there they must remain unll
Il detachment of British soldiers is sen
to his relief.
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SnidU Sins.


Upon the century rooted oak
\ thou-aud -torms IN vain have broke,
And vt, small worm 1t its heart
May gnaw it thread OF life apart.
30 they who lead Il Christian life,
Though earnest in the lifelong s,rif.,
May twice thous nd battles win
Yet lose them al by one -mall siu.
Watch then and pray-fur prayer within
Slal. vauqui-h all the host of sin
The perfect shield Christ givts 10 ell
Who or hi name for mercy call.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

Iu,r,. !, - purpIe halt to the grape.
= mellow hall to the peach, i sunny bait
to III. Lobe. and a better half t. the
man tia, i fortunate enough to have a
ZOO wife.
rn, X.u..l-,rl. y,,.,. say. that tie
ia.,,r, IN ,l,,, (ytv II,lIofthe or,at COM
m, r-i.l ,mp.giun i taken care OF 10y
bl,llv rduca.,d Gentlemen. ~omr of
wn.m ,.a no, read the uame> printed ia
lar.r ,ct.,r, ON the backs Of thr books.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

inc the vessel, Captain Webster p
"No, Sir" was the reply; ''not the
slightest In two hours she will have
gone down.
| shivcred as | heard these words E.;
but | tried TO smile rs Give glanced
round at me and then, for the next
hour, busy preparations for leaving tie
vessel were carried on.
The boat left was large and roomy ::
and upon It's being launched, sails, mast|.
and cordigc were placed inside, with
quite Il heavy store If water ami provl'-
ions. every man working hard; and
though they smiled at my efforts, ran
back ward and forward from the cabin
carrying necessaries for our use
Bu. at last all was declared to be il
readiness. and | was lowered over the
side, Give quickly taking his plase with
me in the boat, where there We're already
the four sailors then came the twD
mates, and lastly the captain.
You bear witness, gentlemen, he
said, THAT lrtt nothing undouc, and
that it WIS not until every effort ha!
failed that l left my ship. lie wouid
have SAID more, bu, something which
caught his eye made hun shout to 'hn
men TO sclZc iheIr oaTs ana ihcn' A!'
/ together. they rowed hard away lroil
the ships S'dt.
At first l dld not know WHY th'S W.
done. but | soon >sw that 1t was I" aNoI'
the vortex which the sinking vessel w"u'
cause; Tor, before five minutes Ia
elapsed, the great ship. began 10 ro''
slowly from side to side; an" thrn' Ill
-pite of myself. uttered 4 cry a~ II @aNe
Il plunge forward, and seemed t. dave
down out OF ,lG.t, leaving Us alone upon
the surface OF the great waters.
The m4ht came On amt Pt~N''l H'"NiE
away, affecting u Az VIII" = H'.' l'' '''
%! H"c IL "" Thought ol the IRAN dr'"u-y
We had AGAINST death. /" u the va
ocean. hr;Nn% - slowly A"l fr@n."I'.' =
beneath, seemed 'htn like III" thr'~.i'..
of eternity and kn.N that l tr,m'!..
- c!un- ." poor 'HNr> arm. ia u.
ot hI- encouraging w"'i~- ia N'Ft W.
tie Wa ~alt t,a' night a1! k"'W IN
no one slept. but We al 1t 'vAtru..
and !on.in- tor the U"rnIn-.
AZ another lin" ronid have rrm'l"'
e rapt wth w"n.rr a'I y at i"' -i':!'.
~nori-', which h'''ied '"' W"'' -.'i..'''
q thc -ct WI.h "rhn-' ami -'t'- %"
,h-re wa> The ,,n-' ot the great >'lun.
. oppry->in. me always, Whiir around "a.
wcr' the pa'e hA-@'rI t'r'~ "t mr" Nh
knew the p.r.lon- -rr"t IA Wine" 4"
= lay. y lhr m"rning broke, tn'"-
= the captain rose dP Ia ;"' bow 'h
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-14

ter. 1t almost seemed to chill our very
hearts, when, upon examination being
made Of each bag and case Of provision,
they were, without exception, found to
have been destroyed by exposure.
''LOokiug will not mend it, my lads,
said the captain, bravely. ''Let US he
hopeful, aud FIGHT through it all as well
as we can Never despair and recollect
that We have Il charge here to save ar
we'll ~ oursclvc-.''
lie pointed to me as he spoke, and the
men cave q faint cheer, ~, i'll accordance
with ni- orders. and we were once more
>kmmiu" over the IA.
Nlsht. mormug-night, morning, sue
c.cdug each other tur don't know hos
many strange and misty day, ot horror,
with guawing pain of thirst becoming
hourly more anI more unbearab'".
Captain Webster hr!d up bravry, and
encouraged u, all; but we could only
see that we were sailing on 10 our death
ii death oi torment, with the burning
sun above us. and tie mockIn@ water
around. ever tautalizin-. AMI. - 1t We're,
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HABBjNGToN. SONS & CO.,

Nj SIC ROOMS.
g.. ~t,.,f- t,-tcrn Avenue 81. Johnsbury.
ul . llr-r a--or;m,ut Of PGAN"s, CABINfI I
.ufI4r AlI-I,. aud lNsTEu c1I"> Bo"k,' ana
IL.Ld- OF MUSICAL NERCHANDIsEa land PM
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almost invariably pleasant weather, the
ship sailed on. There seemed no danger
nothing to apprchend; and as | sat
with the soft breeze tanning my checks,
all the perils Of the sea Of which | had
read seemed 80 distant and impossible
that | could hardly believe the gentle
rippling waves, and the soft cloud-tlecked
sky, could possibly be guilty of the cru
elites Of which we hear.
At last, though, came Il cloud, and
;hat cloud seemed TO settle on my hu>-
bands brow. asked him the reason,
and lie unwiIlingiy told me that il WAS
on account Of the vessel.
1t was upon one soft tropical evening
that elected that response from him
and Is he spike he drew me- closer 10
him a. we leaned over the side, looking
down at the glittcring starlight reflected
from the dark bosom OF the sea.
Are you keeping any thing from me,
Give - said, gently. ''-Am hot -
share the trouble a5 well as the happiness
OF life ~
'.Troube, little one" lie sail
'.troublc ought never 10 come near You"
But | should rot he happy if felt
,IIat | did lot share al, Give. BY
keepin. me in ignorance you would hc
inhicting the very trouble from which
YOU would screen me"
..H..,trn with nv own weapon-." hc
SAID, liz .tly. and then, in an undertonc:
Il am unr,sv. dorIinn, ;,b,ur tine vessel"
.sRut v.LI - ..tiJ ..What !. there,
+, MAXI. vn,I ur,.,.,.,.,
! .JonL ,Ianr the deck. and tell m,.
! wh,t van .,...,
..W=l, J., s..7 The man ot H.,
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Give was silent.
..What make. Won uneasy. then - |
.,-l,pJ after , ,,hiI.
..D,i;u.~ = To- said -, ,ou had mot
asked me. | .no,,J mot have told Won
but r,r NOT I,rir.r myself to seem want
ina, IN ,..,,ti. i.u,.. U,v. ,.,u NOT mo-
,;faI ..,,,. ,l,.,,,,,. ~ t.,ni.,in W,,,,r p
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f,I and ,no,ry than ,,.u.I~ ,,iJ
..In r.,i,;n--vc.. hut when ON deck
# lea, NOT l,.n =, Mary. dlrliur. |
f,.,r tbrr, !, tr,ubI, at hand those four
mon np,unin., Io,Ls o.n,n.u.
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,ya. ,mu,,v,J puuuuir.,. next d,v
,yn men We're ot work NJ once. and they
r..I;.,.l .,.,.,;, nd ,o.,iu YESTERDAY,
,,nr mem ,,,.r,. -,r,mn,n,. .rl J,y tifIr,,n-
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q K. Cutting,

o.. Nrii-iu.-, andy py,-, Dy- stud
j. .- sta iou,ry, Fancy Go"d-. F"ck'
.... .,ry. p,,tl,lrs. Clocks, .I.weiiy, d,
..,.. .-.-.. v..udl urv K Russell sto.c. -:
. ....in VERMONT.
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, p LOMERGAN,

,.a tut.r,r nd b,alrr iI
.i...t, -,ud i, BR.l.>, $50 LEATHER,
.I.DING~. ElN.
o.. JuII>-EI "a
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EOSS Z SMITH,
JOHN II. PECK. Nj. c

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SHAW & cos

a. s..turr .ud pr,,r u
.tD.L~ AND {. & T. T. /. /; =
..... u. e.. l,,.. =. J,hu-'ury. -.
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.... .N:, ..t\tE A..LNtl.
.a.l- t.,.c'.t4'- = =. r-t- II. JOIN bury.
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,5u3iuceS Cdr1s.

'.l... ~ y "a Il L,s I'r g,I
H.E- s S. HAST ING s.
f.E Nk<lFAt TORY.
-.... .. ,i-tr- ioiscc,, Ncc.chlum
SO Wood IptS, and all kind. -
.u.iu- tho tut acc lie, 10 hc iOun'
.....
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Naaut gturr vi
.t... I...\. Hi:A>- AND ;uPPEi; NAELs'
...4 4~IpNl- Hollow Ware, Yankee No.
. ..,... I.s .,rgid >ticct, -. Johnshury. VI.
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.UaH BACON I'd,
3. HIht~. iLAIHi-i AND on.
..-l..l Z. Ltr,. Vt.
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n. NJ. JOHNSON.

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A.. j. PIX E,
ST. L. Al & I 20 y / L E.
E-..-,., "
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ACKSTChE { COKE,S

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, %I,IN\ An = 81 !: - - .
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D. HOST Nk&I-, TABLETS, HtAt'
~Ir\L-. \pti;Fl\l\tr,
.-I- - GT.u.tr " OrS, carving and L'e'iih p
..... a- .cl .- can hc done N Bottom.
.. --..lr. ~. .IuuN-BUEN, VI,
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JANlEL Q. WOODRUFF,

..r,..,..l NEEND>T.
.... ,,.Iluf all claims intru-tcd july',ly.
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MAi W GROUT.

l-O. Z. d GEO. W. CAHOON,
~ LAW. ~uIICIT"Es ~ CHAN'ER
.... l...s uu- aud i;yuu.i,.-, Lyndon, Vt.
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Manufacturer ni
E>Ei. LL.N NAI,lI.n RI. riSh>.> ~
l..I. - Nu.t.-y. -. .juhusuuIy, 1t.
L LlFE INSURANCE COMPANY
.4 -In lOEN.
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VII 3 MERRILL,
~ Ma II REGIONS,
Vermont.
. EiI -a.m'- d ~ S.oTc.
u. VI. " EElLi- NJ. DE-.
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Ills II A NJ A Y ,

CLAIM .,tii.\I.
..-.r h>V ,pI ',-iILn: AT LAW
-r. vermont.
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. IMAM Q. hicMilLAN,


.t.a~>ATIuNALllFE i\sI RANCE" "
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). Z. GiNGHAM,
.r... a~.+ Il..Al.'.hi l. Ii'~I,
II Join .-.u.y. g.
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-. & BROOKS, "a. D.,
4...> A>n 81 80. 80 >.
.. .l.. H. HaEc... s.. f"aH-hu .
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

VAN AMUURan & Co.'s MENEoERm.-
Tho great attraction on the coming
Fourth of July, will be the exhibition Of
Van Amburgh & Co.'S Mcnagerie, which
will enter tho city at eight o'clock, and
commence exhibiting at ten 1t is over
twenty years since this State has been Wis
tied by legitimate menageriC OfsufIi-
cient magnitude 10 draw the public with
out the aid Of circus. and there Inns
never been so comprehensive collection
Of animals brought here MS that which
Van Amburgh y Co. will present to tho
public on NIonady. The Harrisburg Topic
in noticing the exhibition says:
1--WE gave Yesterday q report Of the
grand cntrCc Of Van Amburgh 4 Co.'s
Golden Mcuagcric, which was grand
display, unsurpassed by any travelling
company that has ever visited the State
Capital. In the evening II poured tor.
rents, but the tent was rs full as 1t could
he Of human beings. No better evidence
COuIu Ue presumed u tue ElOpuIhElIyOI utlS
mcnageric. Van Amburgh & CO., have
the largest md best collection Ofwild ami
mAls and living CurlOSitiCs known In
America. They have their agents in all
countries collecting these strange spcCi.
mems Of nature for the instruction of their
patrons, and arc constantly adding new
examples In the exhibition last night
were n dozen animals never seen IN ills
country before. All the animals, too,
have a fresh and healthy look; not the
raw.bOncd, spawned, dcath.liko ASPECT
Of some We have seen, that arc carried
over the country from year to year, hall
ted and nearly dead from old age, long
use and transfer from company to com.
pany. Nor are there any stuffed animals
In this show; they Nrc all alive and kick,
ing us the timid visitors will soon ascer.
tain, Wcprcdict tor MCssS Van Am
burgh Il Co, most prosperous and sue.
ccsstul season, which VIC hope will remun'
crate them for their immense outlay Of
capital"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

The HTMAS HArR-MGBy persons
abuse this delicate aud beautiful ornament
by burning /, with alcoholic washes xnd
pIastering It with grease, which has 10
affinity for the skin, and Is Dot absoybed
Burnsst's Cocoains, compound u cocoa,
nut Oh, DC, Is unrivaled Is dressing SoE
the harris readily absorbed, and i pecu.
LARRY adapted 70 IL various conditions
preventing It's falling Oh, and promoting
itS healthy growth.
"Reliablc and useful" james r. Fl,
liol, Publisher, Boston.
Par preferable 70 any similar 'prepaFE.
ton -Erank Leslie QlesGe's IIl'd ltAs.l
New York.
Has Il large sale, and superior merit. :
A. b Merriam & Co., Cincinnati
Joseph Burnett 4 Co. Manufacturer,
and Proprieiors, No. q Central street
Boston. For sale by Druggists every.
where, myI-SaL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02
Etan Eogoll noly y.rnal, q. Il, 1sas.

KosEoo,- This medicine Is rapidly gain,
ing the confidence Of the people, and the
numerous testimonials fits virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave nc
doubt that il is a safe and reliable remedy
tDr INTURITY OF TIKI BLOOD, LIVER DIS
EASE, &C.
The last Bodibd! Journal contains an ar.
ticIc from Prof Il. s, Newton, II. D.,
President Of the Z Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks in high terms o.
It's curative properties, and gives special
Recommendation Of KOsEoO To the pracIi
tioncrs Of medicine This Is, we believe
the first Instance where such medicine,
have been officially endorsed by the Fac
ulty Of any Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR.
Lawrence, its cOmpOInder, and also put:
"KoskOo" in tho VAN OF all other meli
Clnes Of the present day. LISw
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BELLAIRg ITEMS.


FSua As L.,i,Dsnisal n SO,A VI
Mr.. T. a HON died Ibis morning
from the injuries received 1t the hhnds Of
some rifilan few weeks ago
body of Allen P0rterheld, drown
ed At BenWGod IN Mouday Of last week,
was recovered below POWhatiGn on Thurs.
day.
Part or freight train bEpkc lOOse on
Monday morning while assembling from
the riYeTAt Benwood. and the b4rges hay.
ing been removed three box cars loaded
with wool we're dumped into the river.
The wife Of Mr. Gid A Gray sued
Patrick Burke to- damages, IN account 81
selling HqunR 70 her husband. The caSl
waS tried before Esquire 3leilo,t, On Sat
urday, and judgment OF $3.50 recovered.
The eighty dollar watch 10 be pre-.
sented TO thG baggSge.maSter Of the c. q
2. X T., receiving the highest number d
votes nj the festival, On last Thursday and
Friday evenings, wis awarded 10 Mr.. II
MiChacls. Of the River Division. lie re-
ceiying considerable Of majority
WelLrrilf Union.
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WE'RE all tho testimonials in proof OF
the virtues Of RosADALIs, for the euro Of
diseases Oftho Blood, Liver, Kidneys, &C.,
published in book form, It would make a
volume too unwiCldy for library. Only
n few can be given in newspaper, for
want ofspacc, The propriCtors never ask
for o certificate, but almost every mail
brings them the most tlAttcring letters
from parties in all sections Of tho United
States. Try n bottle; 1t will give you sat.
isiilctOry evidence Of It's merits
My wife has been cured Of Dyspepsia,
Of long standing, by RosADALIs.
A. P, TAYLOR,
22 Hanover street, Baltimore,
Nay 25th, 1893, d&w
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OxrOBY & DUPPIELD, the Market street
Jewellers, have just received large addi'
tons to their stock, and have something
new in the way Of magnificent icwclry
sets, bracelets, sleeve and collar buttons
spiral sett md gold studs, breast pins, car
rings, finger rings, &c, &c. Also full
line Of American and foreign watches In
gold and silver cases; gold and silver
chains, &c. Call, few doors below Nc
Lure House, and sec for yourselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

ASSESSMENT CONFERENCE.-The Asses
sor Of South Wheeling has finished his
work, and from his books wesce that the
taxable valuation of the real estate in tint
corporation foots up $7sG4OO. The num-
Der Of ttthables Is ZIG; OF dogs, 200. Tho
amount of taxcslrcalizcd from the forcgo-
sources is $4,1O5 3G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

-PuOSrHoKuEC ALlAATA The three hest
Tonnes, Sklllially and elegantly combined In Az
amber.coIorpd cordial, beautifully transparent 10
the eye, pleasant 10 tho thSte, acceptable to the
stomach, in CSswell, Hazard & Co.'S FerrO. PhOS
phorated EllxeF Of calISAyE lark.
Zach pint contains one ounce ofROyHl CalIsSyh
bark, and each teaspooaEul contains one grain o.
Iron. Samples furnished ireS to the profession,
CASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York,
Sold by all Druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

SENT TO JAlL-OlElcCr Exley arrested
James GiIlespy, yesterday afternoon, for
stealing an alarm bell from a house on
Hamplcn street, GiIlcspy was commit.
ted to JUL for hearing before Squire
Johnston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

REAPING NATURES HARvEsT-lIun'
lrcds of men and boys arc now employed
by tho association of New York capital
lists known as the SEA Moss FAHrNE Co.,
in rcaping from tho rocks on the Irish
coast the edible marine lichGn which, rs
prepared under the name Of RANps SEA
Moss FARlNE, has already become one Of
the important manufactured staples of the
American produce market Tho patent
for this cheap and delicious food element
is scarcely year old, yet its use Is all but
universal. Every grocery and general
store, and every respectable druggist e.
tablishment in the countrytinds 1t neccs-
sary to keep n supply Of tho article,
Housekccpers declare that the quantity
Of exquisite custard, blanc mango, light
pudding, cream jelly, etc., produciblc
from the Farine exceeds by One-hnlf that
obtainable from any other gclatinous
agent used in cookery. The central de-
pot is at No. SO Park Place, New York.
July 9.eodaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

GGING TO MouNpsvIIlE.-Zane street
and Island NJ. E. Sunday Schools go to
Moundsvillc Monday morning. A spc-
cial train leaves the tlCpotat NJ. Par.
tics intending to spend tho dry in tho dc.
lightful grove down there, should he on
hand promptly at tho hour named, SEQ
advertisement in another column,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02
EosxOo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept I, 1870.
In. J. J. LAWRENCE-D Dear Sir: Ny son has n.
etiUsd % much btH6 from your I6O1ldGIfl RO1lnO
that cannot refrain fFoIn expressing my ETBi.
Jude. had tried almost everything without
benefit. l believe, In oil sincerity, that your
from which he has suffered, and, 40 far ~ can
learn, has never ALLIED. II you only know the
immense amount Of suffering that be has under
gone, then you could eGI6FirS he pGIuF n Ftl6h q
randy AZ ROLbOO-TnAT SURELY cUREs. The
great amount VI good II IL now doing among Us
d IneatImAhle. With much gratitude,
! am respectfully yours, &c,
Mas. n. y. A. NILSSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

Picnic on the FAIR GRoUXDs.-An
advertisement of a picnic to be held on
the Fair Grounds next Monday, appears
in another column The affair Is in charge
Of those who know how To make such m
occasion pleasant, and no doubt the Htten.
dance will be large. Refreshments In
abundance can be had on the grounds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner s. Co,
Agents, No, IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-02

AN EXPERIMENT Of a third OF u century
has given l.. Rice, Esq, ofthc AMERICAN
House, BOsToN, n knowledge of all the
requisites Of lirst.clAss hotel. The pOpu.
larity of that hotel indicates that the pub.
lie appreciates his efforts to please.