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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01
yEW PUBLICATIONS.

"LIEE IN UrAH, or the Mysteries and Crimes Of Nor.
mOnlsm; being an expose Of their secret rites and
ceremonies, with a full and authentic history Of
Polygamy and the Mormon sect, from It's origin to
the present time |" by J. H. Beallle, editor II the
Salt Lake Reporter. Published BY the National
Publishing Co, Boston, Mass.
The attention which Mr.. Beadle's letters on Nor
monlsm. written from Utah TO the cincinnati Com
us In predicting that this new work frOm his pen
will commani large and rapid sale or all the
writers who have yet touched upon this theme, Mr..
Beadle Is perhaps, the best prepared Tor the task.
His long residence among the MOrmons and his
position rs editor IL the 'Salt Lake Reporter" have
given him iamlli rty with the subject, which Il Is
impossible fOr any transient visitor Ia acquire
We are therefore justified In placing more than
usual confidence In his statements, which he sup
purts, by overwhelming array Of testimony froin
both Mormon and GENTLE sources
IL NAV be said with truth, that the curiosity OF
the public with regard to the stat. IL Affairs In Utah,
WAS never 80 great AZ at present. Mr.. Beadle 8
took will amply ,s.g ths mo-. curious ,S us va
Prophet and founder, dosn 10 the present day,
shows how completely the Mormon Leaders have
dupcd their followers, how they are Kept In state
&C tr-ssonsble hostility to the Union and how the
Territory has been made of constant strife
and hlooished The work goes deep into the my =
tories 20 this stranee religion and lays bare it hor-
yiIes, aud most terrible oScurrences; which makes
III Rad more like q romance than NeritAbie his
tory.
Coming before US As " docs NJ n time when the
icncral Government u making agietermined effort
10 restore order and morality In Utah, we lind Il q
most welcome And useful work ID IL Gar thrill
ing than the majority " sensational eoos. with
which the country Is flooded, and calculated 20 do
much god by giving To the pnblie candid and i'm
partial statement OF question which bids lair 10
sause no little trOuble. The book Is sold only by
Subscription, and agents are wanted In every
county.
Tue LrrrtE CosroRAL for July commences the
eleventh volume Of this excellent magazine. 10 Is
enlarged and its shape Il altered. II Is OF the
beet chlldrens magazines In the country Its eircu.
laton Is now iO,OU. The children all like IL, and
look for It's coming with great Interest.
~Guurr on NOT GUILrr,- the true story Of Man
haitian Well ThI. story " founded the terrible
tragedy which occurred In i7S, In Which Guiieltna
SanslS va. n,ur,i.r,-i anil her corp>s thrown tnto
Manhattan Meli.~ The affair wss nsie more prom
lncat by the counsel employed oy Levi Weeks tne
person Accass>l of the ulurier. lie Was cceSsiaHt
dcieniel BY Alexander liamiiton, Akron barr, .nh
Edward T.. Livingston. Tue book appcsrs To be VIII
ten IN pleasing style and the make up" u the vol
unle n gtrud.
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sTACKPOLE-gLAISrED. In this city, (Osk Rdge)
june - by Rev, Isaac Lard. Mr.. Ohed y. stackpole
and Miss Edna ". Piaisted, both Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Lebanon, June NJ.
by e. D. Horne ESQ., at his residence, Mr. Joseph u.
Wallingford, OF Berwick, and Mrs, L.. Augusta Ste
Nens, of l..
QUINBY-COLE. In Lake Village, n. H.. June y,
by Prof Fullonon. OF New Hampton, Mr.. lienry u.
Qulnby formerly Of this city, and Miss NJ OctsNia
Cole, daughter Of lion. d. j. Cole, OF the Former
place.
COIi>ON-FERNALD. In Kittery, Milton Corson,
esd, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, and Miss Jennie fernald,
ok.
AIwOOD-wEICH. In Rlttery, Jesse Atwood, esq,
and Miss Ahbie WEIGH. bath OF X.
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Irr EVERYBODY READ

The comprehensive medical work entitled THE
\ 'IENCE OF LIFE, or MISREPRESENTATION,
by A. II. Hayes, NJ. d., advertised fully In another
column. A perusal Of II will conyince the most
timid OF skeptcal reader that II Is comparatively
easy % avoid tho ills that bcset the young and
and that the weakened forces of man
heed may be re-establshed, and happiness and use
lness may he restored 10 those whose constitutions
have been prematurely broken down. Ses advei-
ti-emept of PeabOdy Medical Institute. juno
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.Miseell0Ne0sss.
A NEW PATENT.
UNHE Subscriber has discovered aud invented
Il anew and useful Improvement In

TIME Subscriber has discovered sud invented
i anew and useful Improvement In
TEA &c COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided Into two compartments by
partition extending scross the ocntre nom Top "
Also, In said partition Of coffee potts slide gate
nit water from one compartment 10 the other by
raising the valve, The Tee pot Is also provided
with valve In tho came way, excepting the valve
round oRsInns !S same q In e sasS psGt TX
two covers each, one to each compartment, and
spout or nose, placed enc each side Of the part-
ton, II desirable. Tho noses are provided With
thimbles or stralners, ~ may DO required. They
have three handles--one on each side under each
noae, and Que In centre Of hack side-one 70 DO
ymsped with one hand while the other hand may
DO tipped esser or desirable the tee pot may have
one handle, The two compartments arc for zee ana
water or cofice and water that when the tc or cot
foo T. stepping y ono COMPARTMENT water may s, 70
from one compartment and water fron the other /
the zane with coffee. The valve or gate In the par.
titIon 10 ~ arranged that when the TEA OF oones -
boiler Is connected with the partition, acr - the
centre with valve In II the saine a. In coffee pot,
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
r boiling two articles p q a5sn hnas ya iHS
II desired, rem TO I? In. deep, bottom y IN,
81 In middle 81 In, inside 81 In, top 81 In.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, offers for sale state rights f6r manu-
featuring and selling on reasonable terms, and hay
Ing Invented o machine for making Tea and Coffee
Pos intends 10 patent 1t, which will be very useful
70 any one who may wish 70 have IL for that pur.
Who would like TO purchase the whole or part VI
this Invention will please call on or address
JOHN x. LEWIS, KrrrERr, Me-.
All persons arc forbid exporting or selling this
invention out Of this country without permit. First
discovered In 1900 u
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CAHD-

Doctor Daniel Harry can he found at the residence
ofGe u. Moore at kennebunk Depot. Parties wish
Ing 4, consult him on various diseases have that
pTIyIiegc every "Wednesday and Thursday. Parties
Indebted Ia the Doctor requested 10 make imnied-
ate payment. nj the above place. -
ksnnebuuk June 4, klO. 2Su
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.UiScGIl0IseOssS.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

1A THE ESTATE Of the late DR.. John
mE4 Miliken, situated In Scarborough,
HSstSs seven mles nom Portland, Ave from
liiillS4 Saco, one and ono-half miles from Old
4e& Orchard Beach, and one-halr mile from
Scarborough Depot. IL contains about one hun.
dred acres Of land cuts thirty tons OF hay, and IL
we'll stocked with choice fruit trees. The buildings
consist Of large, thoroughly built two-story brick
h, use, good barn and wood and carriage house,
all in good repair. A fine stream OF water fows
through the farm, anJrdlng good mill privilege,
and the best Of facilities for the breeding Of fish.
On account OF it, proximity TO good markets, and
also to one Of the finest beaches In New Englsnd u
affords rare opportunity 10 any ono wishing to
purchase u pleasant country home. Price, 5000,
which IL much less than the cost II tho buildings
Apply 10 Joseph llobson, No. !, Springs islard.
Saco, Me. ... .... Hu
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01

BRACRErr. In this city, June q, Mrs. Elizabeth
DOLBY. In ssc',, june p, Mr., VIM. II. Dolby. aged
- wears.
BENNETT. In saco, June y, Mr.. Edmund j.. Den
nett. agrd "a years.
sYTIiEs. In Ssco June q, Mr.. VIM. II. sythes, aged
~ years.
CUTS In Chicago Ill.,. Thomas Cults, esq, Of Lea
wentworth, Kansas, formerly Of sa'o, AGED o years.
MASON. In lluIerick, June y, OF consumption, VIM.
W. Mason, (nrm of King & Mason, Boston, Dorchcs-
ter DIstrIct,) aged - years,
wATERIIOJisE In Loyell, June Is, Frederic, sou Of
the late Geo. waterhOuse, aged year and mos.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01

DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION Is opPres-
sion after eating or belehing up OF wind, and a-
WAYS follows costiyeness. DIR. llARRISON'S PEN
IS'rALTIC LOZENGES give permanent relief.
They are pleasant portable, do not require increase
OF doee and never fAll, Also, warranted To cure
every Kind III PiLEs. For sale nj No. fremont
Temple, boston, by II. A. HARRISON Il CO., Pro-
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
NOrfCE Is hereby given that Martha Z.
IN Shapleigh, wife q Jeremiah p. sbspleigh, Of
Eliot In the county of York. state Of Maine, BY her
deed dated the fourteenth day OF September. A. ID.
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, and recorded In
yeyri I'm fee and in mortgage 10 me, William l..
Kenna M OF said Eliot, the homestead hrm which
belonged to the late William scammons, containing
si,ut orty scres situated In said Eliot, and bound
al portherly by land now or late Of Joshua frost,
eastsriy by land OF James Goodwin, southery by the
county rosd, and westerly by land Of the heirs OF
Francis Frost, deceased, and that the condition IN
said mortgnye deed 10 broken by reason WHEREOF
claim foreclosure Of the same. -,,,.nn
Eliot June ~. 1870. 'a swS
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To tho County Commissioners OF the

County Of York,
THE undersigned, inhabitants OF said county, 70.
spectfully represent that the highway In Leba-
non leading over Shoreys bridge, Us now travelled
Is dangerous on account OF the location Of the Port
land & Rochester Railroad, and that the demands
OF the public require an alteration thereof
We therefore petition that you will, beginning in
the highway Mt or near the first brook nOrtherly
from Shorey's bridge; and running thence W
said shOrey's bridge and the state line, make
such alterations, new locations and dscontinuance
a. you judge will be Of common convenience and
necessity. JOHN III. SlIAPLEIGlI,
. and eight others.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01

ENOR SALE.-Hill's Patent Elastic Roofing.
IL have this Patent Right for Saco and Bidde-
FORD, aud will sell Individual rights TO any who
may want This roofing can be used ON sharp rs
we'll as Hat ROOF. w. II. llUTClllNS.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01

y MISS GORDON
MOULD rcspectfaiiy inform her friends and the
w public that she keeps large assortment VI
HAIR rf
constantly on hand. Orders gratefully received,
and promptly attended ".
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01
Railroads a.sA ssesss,Issss.

E-puR, PORTLAND, sAc0 FORTS.
u MOTH RAILROAD Winter
Arrangement : Cooneneias Monday, Nov. -, 1899.
Trains leavs q kliovst r
Bhdesod fs South Bervset Junction, rovtsposth ard
Basea ~ o % ant ESQ .. and =. ~ e.55 2. y.
Rsturuisg. ieavs Bassea ~ f3o .. ~ r., end SEQ
SO, and o0P =.
Blsdesp<d iOs Postiasd. si % a T.. "a. fissd
o.0p y. $40 la
frsIn ,eaves Bhaefo sos rortiapd ssa ssrsssiisis
sstIons daily 1t n. Returning. ksso Portland DC
pLiistord GSDs.h
BsdSssord. Nay 8, 1870 sod
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01

Why give a. much br an ordinary soap files
weight, as for Deaeh's Washing Soap that has no
equal y9
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yXvANTED-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD |!
w Cakes Laundry Is In full operation, and
that he Is now fully prepared 10 do frst-elass WASH
Ing, Ironing and Polishing at short notice, for lo-
tells, Boarding Houses, Families, anybody and ev-
erybody Regular family washing 4 ironing, 60 cts.
per dozen, called for and delivered. Office, room
1Isrdy's Block, City Square, BddefOrd. Branch
Ofice, A. Hodsion's, y Factory Island. Saco. 5u
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s.aBB1ru sERvIcEs, JULr J.
0tsllsfssa.

SECOND Cosor- Crescent street. J. ID. Emerson,
Pastor. s~rvcss az " Ia A. " ssd IL o.. NJ. iseh
tnx by the pastor. Forenoon subeet: unlon In feaee
Afternoon. sahleet Pesee IN Christ. Communion and
aeimssioa ef memsers., lEvesinz. ia. Missionary
Cone.st. Tsesday evening. exposition of SAhonh
~s,oolI L.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01

yXyANTED "A Student in Law Office.
w More than ordinary facilities offered. APP
ply b JOURNAL Office. %
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MARINE NEWS.

HtddeTeFf aad Ndco.
Juno %. Stmr. Enterprise, faiker Boston.
" "a Schrs. Maria Fitzpatrick, Portland.
4 a. Buxton Goldthwsit Bos,an.
rs. Schr. Chcwan, Goldthwslt, Hoboken,
Schr. Pearl, Googios, New York.
cLEAREn.
Juno %. sehr.. Allie O.hes, Pili.bury, Cor Rock.
- Plight, mn. fcr New York.
Stmr Enterprise, faiker. fhr Boston.
"a. Schr. Helena X. Russell, Mehaiiey, hr
3. schr. Grace Girdler, Smith, EA',sesk.
10. sehr. Rsvolutiou. Alley, fer Bos,cn.
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SALES, WANTS, LOST&FOUND

A CONVENIENT ARTICLE, that rubber
"a tipped Door-Stop, To- prevent damage 90 paper
pssterinE 10y knobs of doors, TO be had AT EDG-
ERLYS, 81 Main Street. u
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DRESSED HAY FOR SALE, by SAMUEL
Il Sr1MPS0N, Biddeford. 3nlt'
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Mr.. Nathaniel Baker, Of York, committed
suicide on Tuesday last. His age Was IS years.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01

THIS NOBLE STOCK HORSE vs uisei In Arcastsrk
County, IN thls kt.t- seven yrars oil, weighs lgpb
vousts, che DARK chestnut, and 10 l6i hands high I've
3 NJ bcamtul .iy,e ard sciinn. rpr-fu, prmr< r'~-
srfuI aud srsiy traveller. making hs trn miles IN hour
without uying and ros HE mile inside n three min
ut-s Nth perfect esse ssess-s eScclent dbT<stn,
anil Il very trac.sbie lie has heen brvi II pefgsp
om sound po~sral and f-st ho,tias stock. and Is In
every r-psc desrahl- stock hosrs tos sss, ~uty. ssi
and eoiura c.. his cts arcaly shSv In ths county
frrn ~hch he wss hrpgat
NELSON MORGAN IL 7.is thoroPsh hrcii vs 'irrd
w Biael IIask Ptaa BY Pao, b. ny III Black Hawk.
his dam by slr Chars. An dam ny ITso, he by imrs.
til Messenger black Hawk rats dam as,hy Old bisek
IIaws ai.o srani dsm by sr Chsr,os Netsoa No.rsnS
dam was cro-. Mcrrsn ard Mo--e.rvr, his rrAst dam
being sherman Moegsn MARI, berusht IRON Vermont.
lie vii make the sesson II my hone farm In Alfnd.
TERMS
ron SINGLE SERVICE, ..................tis %
ron TIE sON....................... ~ %
Cssh at time n hrs pcic-. No variation ftvm The
sbwe terms In any o.ss. Al mar.. 81 hs rst thsir
owp~.s. IihOTlf oAkEr.
Aihvd, Ap,h u, 1870. -s4 isu
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81 Wedding Cards printed q, This Of1os.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

SEA Moss FARINE is creating u great
sensation in the food market, and its uses,
as set forth by the reports orscientitic OK
pert,, are many and various. In the first
place, when employed in the preparation
Of buildings, custards, blanc mango,
creams, gruels, and scores Of other dclica-
cies for the family table or the sick room,
it adds largely to the quantity Of nutri.
mcnt derivablc from the other materials ;
and in the second place renders the dish,
whatever it may be, far more digcstiblc
and agreeable to the taste than it
would have been without this cheap and
pure ingredient. Such is the testimony Of
n large number of the most prominent no.
tel.kecpcrs in New York and other cities.
1t is being used largely in oil the hospitals,
and will prove lasting blessing to the
poor. dcc17eodEw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

TRIAL TRIr.-The Courier got up
steam again yesterday, and made u short
trial trip down the river. We were not
on board, but we are informed that her
machinery worked smoothly ind bGauti.
fully, considering that it is just from the
shop. The model of the Courier is said to
be very fine, and it is believed that when
her engines have been run short time
she will be decidedly fast. She will not
be ready to take her place in the line for
n week or two, as there are many little
things to be done to put her in proper
business trim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

BEAUTIFUL CAR.-Thc finest car OF tie
kind on any railroad in this region, or
perhaps anywhere, is the one recently
constructed at the shops Of the Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad Company, i'll Baltimore,
for the Paymastcr Of that corporation. II
reached this city ON its first visit few
days since, and was the admiration Of Nll
who saw it. Whoever designed it may
congratulate himself on having achieved
Il complete Sccccss. Within and without,
it is really beautiful, and the arrangements
for the cOnlor! nI The officer mentioned,
and for the rapid and correct transaction Of
his peculiar business, are perfect 1t is
nothing more nor less than bank on
wheels, fitted up with q fire md burglar
proof safe, besides other appliances for the
protection Of the large amount Of money
required to pay oil the employees on this
great road and lis branches. In addition
to these arr0ngemcntsIOr the safety Of the
grccnbacks, the private apartments fitted
up for the occupancy Of the Paymaster,
are first.clNss in every particular. Moth
ing has been omitted that would contrib.
NE to make his quarters agreeable and
pleasant 1t will repay any one who
takes an interest III such matters, to visit
this superb establishment when they have
an opportunity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

Market street sewer for drainage purpo-
ses, under supervision OF the Street COM
missioner.
I'd. Directing the laying Of a flag stone
pavement 1s inches wide on Mulberry
Alley, the length OF the property Of Victor
SauvageOt.
3D.. Directing the Street Commissioner
to construct plank walk on the cast side
OF the pike where it comes into Market
street, North Wheeling, ut cost not cX.
Cecding 800.
4th. Permitting John Arthur to change
the location of the 4th Ward scales under
the supervision Of the Street COmmis-
siOner.
9th. Referring Vine alley to the Com
mittee on Grades, to ascertain if the grade
thereof is established, and il not, directing
the Commissioner to establish it.
Considerable discussion arose on the I'd
resolution, the objection 0cing that it
would set u bad precedent and the reSOlu-
ton WIS rejected. Subsequently this aC-
ton was rGConsidered and the resolution
agreed to.
The appointment oil VIM. p. Haskell rs
deputy sergeant, was confirmed,
A report Of the Committee on Grades
was received from the Second Branch.
The report says the curb on Clay Street
is seven inches too high and fifteen inches
too high on Lindsey street; and that the
committee having been authorized to net,
had directed the Street Commissioner to
lower the curbing to the proper grade. a
reading OF the record showed TINT the
matter had been referred to the committee
only for report. The action Otthe Second
Branch had been simply to receive and
file. This action WIS amended by order
ing the work done, and the report return
cd with this amendment.
Action Of Second Branch cOnCurred in
in the following cases:
Allowing transfer OF cOtftc house license
from Mrs. WNrnalGlt to NJ StCphans.
Ordering payment OF secs "a, To John
Sheldon, awarded him by the Circuit
Court Tor injury received at hands Of city.
Granting coffee house license to John
BahmNn, in 9Th Ward.
Directing Street Commissioner to have
crossing repaired on Main street, south Of
North.
Directing the Committee on Extension
Of City Limits to report ut the next meet
ing Of Council the bill to D0 proposed Tor
enactment by the next Legislature in
reference to city extension.
The bids for extension Of water pipe on
Island were received from the Second
Branch, with the following awards by
that Branch:
Contract for 9IOO feet G.inch pipe and
400 feet 4.incll (nOrc or less to be deliver.
cd ut the trenches on the Island, and for
G.inCh Nnd 4.inCh stop cocks TO
he delivered ON the Island, awarded to
John Hamilton Is Co; contract for 7 and
branch pipes awarded to Sweeney Il Co.
The awards were COncurred in.
Adjourned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

SEMI-ANNuAL CONCERT, &C.-.Thc
Scni-Annual Concert will be given ut the
College Hall, this evening, instead Of Fri
day evening, Us previously announced.
This entertainment will be recherche AZ
fair and promises to eclipse the previous
s0&FceS
With the Concert the usual Holiday va
cation will commence. Studies will be
resumed, Tuesday morning, January 3D..
A No. 4, Koll's Pittsburgh furnace
has been recently placed in the College,
by b. +. Caldwell, of this city. This fur
mace is OF the largest size, weighing over
5000 lbs, and by it the large halls md
school.rooms of the College arc heated 10
n summertime temperature, and the young
ladies can sing, even these cold days, dc
Ccmber's as pleasant rs May"
This Improvement was made under the
supervision Of Thos. IEornbrook, Esq,
Chairman OF Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

FAT Contributor will deliver his
discourse on Injun NeaI on Monday
evening, December Goth. We were some
what amused in regard 10 the Humorous
and Witty Gil.cntcrtainmcnt-thc arti'
clcs he will have to give away on that
evening to the lucky tiCket.holdcrs. We
noticed on his schedule 100000 shares in
the Hempficld r. r., also 10000 shares
in Wheeling Skating Park, and the patent
right TO stop q runaway horse, and other
prizes too numerous TO mention. 1t is
one Of the most humorous schedules We
ever saw and in all VIC do not think that
any other man, with the exception of
the Fat Contributor, could produce such
a schedule us this one. We would nd
wise every person to secure one OF them
and examine it for himself. 1t will
make you laugh every time you cxamiuc
it. They will be distributed ON Saturday
and Monday. By all means secure one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

ARGUMENT PosTroNEn-The argu.
ment Of the Marshall county case, in the
Supreme Court Of the United States, has
been postponed untl the ninth of jan
uary. TWAS to have been heard one day
last week, but bC some reason, was dc.
tcrrcd until the date above given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

A NEGLECTED Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throat, which might be checked by o
simple remedy, like browns Bronchial
Trochcs," il allowed TO progress may ter
inmate seriously. For Bronchitis, AS
thma, Catarrah, and Consumptive Coughs,
1.-The TrochcS" are used with advantage,
giving Oltentimes immediate relief. Sing
ers and public speakers will find them
also excellent To clear the voice and rem
der articulation wonderfully easy. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22

SoIREE.-Wc hear that the students in
St. Vincents College propose to hold au
AcademicQl Soirec, tomorrow evening
at 7:SO. The exercises will be held in the
hall of the Catholic Institute on Quincy
street. The entertainments given by tho
young gentlemen connected with this In
stitution have, without a single exception
so far rs weremcmber, been very satisfac,
tory, and We doubt not the one mentioned
above will fully sustain the high charac-
ter Of Its predecessors,