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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

i'"'lHI'I no "'N LONDoS, April ..
An uhdsuAIaaHbet ofptohotf6as hav,
been made In M-tlIO-navy. To effect thi,
WAEnyy, sqgiQE0licqrs were transferred tt
u TSS SSSSS1tla5g lJacnls iiISs tat,er t, aaridtt,
Of tho dCbatGs.in Parliament lately Tht
same paper thinkslOOlonial independence
WOulddiVert tue tidU OfiCmigmtiOn now
E,innihG go strongly from Great Britain tG
the Eiitcd States.5iii y;it7h VI 7ab!oh
iielup siiI % i0@i@sd4oNDOS, April 3.
oThe heIrslf;Eorce 'lAirlas passed bptIl
HohSas6F > Paa aalialnSnt! FHe Iords met
'satuftlaS t6're6eiVr the eli itectCd message
from tile QnEeii, Approving tlIE ibill, bat
-lEwAsl hot Santiin9fE no n 1dniEn ~,
jlllAEc6rdIhg "a the lHEda A}73g ilc%spR.
SefEthG'exbcditEoht 10 thei1ted IttvGf dis!
'tFictWill 6e com iNisci Of 800 reguldrs and
ArISrGG OPo Ctnhdidii nmilitia,' mid wiIl!be
IdhleP commahGl Of Col i6lcslGy.N ~
% The betting 6n'tIiG University l,oat rdce
'iSSl$ 10 lHlit fiiiEhvoe Of OxIotd. i'l:'%4 =
ti13fii .iGibs ~ -D0ftD Yt!ElDi niIlr@iN1 gI0I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
Chicago, Market.

Pt6uR-RahGF and Unchanged.
QRAIN-Wheat-No. quiet at 9oc; No. At
8SnGTYNc for regular and fresh receipts eioHinE
Rt 76kc for regular; this afternoon market tIegn'
lar al I167IHC cash and seller April. COrh-Flrm;
closing Al 0TDc fur No. Z: this afternoon mar
kct GtFaTr. ii TlNc cash; and Bic Eellef May for
No. E;And 78(bfjc for no grade Oat-Morc ac'
tiVc: cIoalng at S8SGISac. .Kye-QuIct aud lC
higher; ClOSluH n 7IG tVT No. ,. baElcyTDgll
&C CATTtE~steady at Is 2S9S 70 for faIr to good
StoekeP8; 90 SSU7 80 for taiF 10 good Ahipplng
iSSS TiSoSSGs-vsry dull at &s Sg68 % for common;
&s 7STsO 90 for GAIF to medium; tO OSdO Is fOE
good shipping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
Accident on PaeIGe RaIIrpad,
NrE 2 (,nnnrNNEs lfr,n Anril 1

Two passenger coaches and a caborsc
emigrnt train from tho west, due here aI
1913 a. NJ, was thrown from the track
md dnwl au Cmbanimcnt u; abort dis
tancc 'Castof PronOntOry at 2'f, II. to.
day. Ths road master, conductor OF the
train, and four male and lady passengers
were slightly, injured. The wounded
were brought To this city for medical treat.
ment. The cause OF the accident Is un'
known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
Now York M6aey ana stock Market.
rytI u yd fjnG1 0bi W. YoHIr a ,,r,,S

MoNEr-Markct active at hdo7 per cent on C Il.
The bank statement is un(RvOtabIC, showing \
iOsS Aye millions in legal rHbervc. Specie show.
4 heAyylOas owing 70 heavy payments from CRsS
toms iGto thS treasury; IhC los IN lSSAl tenders
movement for tho week shows large failing on:
receipts for the week 46 ,68I bales, Rnd to 9ttC
O6,3i8; exports fOI the week n, ,12C, aud to date
l,NI,4O. Tho present 1Ow OF Epceir from
EirOpe 10 saidtO be accounted for by ;hc fart
that i Southern Railroad Company sOmC time
Since negotiated Its bOndS to the extent OF four
millions In Europa exchange; drawn when that
market was at tho lowest point and bankers
drawing them ordered tho gold from HUroIG.
been dull. Tho Manhattan bank yesterday began
thdp2yuient Of quarterly interest In Gnld on State
canll loans, which amounts TO about &2JO, ,0O9. A
SGheinO for running tho bFice Otmoucy up to chln
Interest is sala 70 y lave detected A. lrG'n'
Encnt Stock House, who leave about two million
ut D per cent. The Stock Exchange came 10 II"
dCcisiOn to-day on tho subject Of new building.
The estimated cost Is 81, 300, 900, of which rto'
perty tho owners propose 10 contribute $90l,0M
T STEELING-Dull at l086lO3h.
III Gold bull; opened at I1lbf, and tnuchCd 1l1h:
closed at lllh. Carrying ratGs tSb5 per rrui.
ClearAncos, $i9 OOO,0U0. T'T ~ H'F'
. ,QpYERNXENT BoNDa-Dull, but steady Llu
United States G's Of 1881, coupons, .llSISali4
FlVC'tWUhtles '(l961. .y..y ~. no l9ell0t
FlyC-twcltLes Ile6D, -, lg9S Selyl'i
FfTU-twcntiUB (i8G5J - I. Il .1OlXdbl01G
fIyGtwenuUS 1865 Iew".. .r,..s.I.lgl.fpl0s
FlvG-tWGntIes (IeG7) G7)........,........l0 l0aKbl09
FlvGtWentiUs tI968) 68)..,!...,.t........l .l99 @l09A
Ten IOrtlcG ''''.i'':
CuTTOncy SKIES. ...... 80: ..,....lI3 Bll2h
.STOCKs--Dull and weak, Lake ShnrO declined
to SGa&, owing to the unexpected return Of heavy
amounts Of borrowed stock. Northwestern conf
mon and Rock Island wera the BtrongeSt among
western shares, Northwestern selling a. high an
79x, but closed At T9l4; Rock leland closed ul
ll7A for ex. dividend. Miscellaneous und OK
pthHs shares dull and without feature. ''' i'l'i
Western Union Telegraph. 3iS; Hartford &
Eric az; Adams Express, Gf; Wells, Fargo 4 Co..
Mali SST; New YORK CenlFSl, ok: do. Icrlp, 85i:;
Erie, al4: IIarlrhl 149: Reading TX; Michigan
,Central llok; Lake Shore, EIJS; 1llinOls Central,
40; Pittsburgh 20; Northwestern, 2 y: do. prefer
tral, lO2A; St. Paul, 20: do, preferred, 7Ss; wH,
baAii46: do. preferred a. Port Wayne D1si TCrrc
uaute, Sl: Chicago 4 Alton, J t9|f; Ohio 8 MlA.
alS6lphi, 29T; Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati,
a u q ID %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
{ .CGommercial and Financial.
~ {, =, ,,tinnoree ai.no Live stock Market.

BALTIlUHB1 WWFCW 0T,
fam 1LIG % Tie 6Retihgs at the SealeJ dur.
SESp Ky ~ CASF[ts pnis4 to ~ head, agFInst
~ q, l9sl week; Prizes, THG6lSI Oo66 o.: orIIna
fy Din SIcGS OxuR 2nGcOg EeFy SeIt iii BSSVss SN
llY BscVes II % fJ7 T5 aud ". sSia pricC Leln.,
t$7 7IGs9 Is PER 100, nj; the ave. Z actiTC to
about ~ % gFCSS. Tho markell w., ,sIjii,ii'
,day about the rates OF last week. 'aFutCly
RpPPlied Auring tho past week, and wItlAL
demand the rates have advanced Nc hCF H.
Prces to-day ranged US follows AZ 6XfbS cents
per % gross for fair TO extra Sheep.
bSrn barely sufficient for, the demand aud tho
market has ruled active aud arm al A, advance Of
. cents peril 100 lbs on tho rates OF last wGrt.
Prices to-day ranged as follows. StillfStl at Sl8Te
y 7o, and eort.ied Hogs ut Si9 6O1lS % per lGD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

The last body servant of Washington
hR idletl ,a1pimber 7Of.timeS within vthe
last ten years or SO, but now the last field
hand Ghs gunG Ilsn! 51IG dtAatn St. louis
recently. n How nanny moro tins lie will
die It Is impossible 10 say, but II he Inns
half the capacity Of the body servant he
Is good ibF L dozen occasions yet! '.it
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
New YORK I.roduce NTarket.

NEW YOitK, April 3.
,CoTFoN- Market dNll; % bales sold at 2a1iC fnr
% FLotEIGiosed %I' quiet and without }drclacd
change. I'su,' .i- I-'lfp1I 8 L.'H .IH
GRAIN-Whcat-IIC Heavy and nominal Rt 81 II
61 II for No. 2 spring. Ryc-QuiCt at tl8cftSl
for western. 0ata-Flrm anti quiet at bCitS1Jgr
fol western: GlX16ic for Ohio. Corn-tRnIct NJ
Il O0DI " for new mixed western aHDAts AMI
81 OGfbI OI for old do. IN store.
7'lROvIsTONs.- -PorlI-Qniet ut $a6 30 for trrtN.
lleef--Flrm anil moderately active. Cut heAttr
SUmlnally unchanged. BncOA-Dnll and MI
chingpd. 20 % 7lH '3TEF l, riiH
LARD-QulCt at IiKGbl4JEc for steam. .,I.
EGGs-StUudy at 21jC2Sc '.' 1904 NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
New York Dry Goods Market.

,I,-I.- III --.--- NEW YORK, ANfiI 9.
The market was very 0aict yesterday f0F ni0st
classes Of textile fabrics, which RppeaP already
low enough, except tho better grade Of bleaCleiI
mWalIns, which are relatively high, such a. New
York Mills, which sell at SIC, aud Wans' ,tta Al
2i%C, while Forest Dale nFG reduced 10 I6c S.
d. Crittunden offered 100 cases Of choIec RrtIcl
to-day at lGXc, which thUy assert lE equal To any
make In the fnGrkct at 9lc, and they RisO offered
$50 bales - 1nC brown goods at Il lI%VbllitC, and
$50 bales standard weight brown shirtlngS NJ 100
l3SC and choice line Of mari pOpl inS at the low
prlcea Of I3kc npt All classes Of dry gOotlE ARE
offered aL pretty low prices. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sharp Earthquake ShOcko.AINrm In
- fN the City. s's-'F

~ ~ sla. 4, ID, san FhANcEsco, April 9.
The steamer Fldelity-,aF arrived to-day
ffoIh I'D 1Barbas abri1Fdlgthe feInqlp:
iilF d, 6igfrS unifAll SicS baggagl Gld
treasure SAVED ff1m tlft wreck bf the
steamer GsldeHs State!s. Tho steamer
SaranO visited tho scene Of the disaster.
At1l;5O A. n, to-day thcrc was sharp,
wicked sliock Of earthquake Of six
seconds duration; The direction was
south east Alto nNrLh west. No
damage was done 70 life, limb or proper.
u. Intense excitement prevailed for n
few mlhntGSaH Animals were terribly
frightened, and numerous rinaways re-.
suited, The City Hall, where the court
was IN sessions MerchahtS Exchange,
Mercantile LibnIy, Custom House, and
other large buildings, were, instantly va.
Gated, md d panic was created In The llo.
tells. The streets sWarmCd with people IN
amOment!H 1t was raining At the time.
PrMT to the shoClv the barometer fell
rapidly ys4I s-!I ti" ,,IIf tsra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

MANY Of the leading ctttesarc memoir,
nlizing Congress on the subject Of reduced
tamtiou, 4.tyYhy. .nothnvc B1gcdN6lit bk.
pressicn here! a'zi7 w ~SW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
9Baitimoro. Market.


FLOUR-FrmCr aud In improved demand; west
ern supcranc 81 G&lej %; do. extra $5 la66 20
family &G{t6 %,
ORiIS,SNNheat-P Firm; Pennsylvania rcd 81 2S;
MARYLAND Al sal Is. Cnm-RFceIptA small and
In iilr demand; white 81 OlGtl 0i; yellow 81 OF
al o. Oats-Steady at 81Sa. Rys-Dnll at O5C
al. ~ -
Provisions Firm At yesterdays Agurcs.
wHISKY-DcEtCr feeling At OSoi1$I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

A PRIxTER's devil. wanting to kiss his
sweetheart, addressed her as, follows I:
"Miss Lucy; can Z hare 'tlO pleasure Of
plNcing my imprint upon your bill "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
.s4neneai17svbA wsN

lion d simniv ior STATE officers; that Tier,
lhaS not been s6Iilllch interest aS usual II
! IiIlrtanvdss tN3t tl,e Democrats hRye moi
nushciI thinTs wilhttnGrIfVjtor tf1at dur.
inr fboiasI fortnight tiId ISemIbliGaw4IayC
done a great deal Of. hrrtl wQrlrin,Q, quiet
manner That they are d little djsSppolnt.
81 n moi 'Gtiifnd thc Fftfrcnth diftHehdmenl
in time far the colOred tnt&ljnt arc clos.
linn ihc cauvaSs With. confidchuo IN the re.
election ncyt week Of, CiOv. .IeWcll,, -
NV nTo,,rs, Auo,,r n TIrr TA3rp
me- SSt,SS,;S ,,,.S ,;SSSt ;S6yca iS I6S farifl
d Gct' "aI WI 'T;oS NV I$Ss, Nm III III ro ~
glt one W Ml!,cn ~ $3.50 ~ iS" ,tSr,ssT 1,,,o ~
Eog"" o!;;., ',or,IemCn w%y , Sron "a i"Ir5n., cam,
L In.n 80 t;.'," 80 ttS-eoS ErITt SomI,l
i;e i donc i5fF cStIHn 1'beyt 56SaiI ~ AK,
inc Tint machincry for EiihnfIS 1t66iilg ia
admittcrl dregoF duty,GF ono: yeatlJ Fail.
inW IN Cct tbis congestion tIiey Eetlt1 S1Drk
or99ani2inG 1he, Southern mctnbCrS ,oC the
| 1fSIisc aTSipsf ihe taFfIF mi, ThG Ways
AMI !Ste1ng Committee reconsiilcrrd ti,C
questions inyolSTGI Glidihkgo S6t6d4bEb But
ali cottDn maciIinesy oItRefFee iists Thls
nt,once, Toiscd n muss nmonp thc New
Fh~T0S3l }ncnl,crs who cI0im that Il viii
bc e ind ThiprT fbT tho machine :sbops n
tLat lection f0 aimii naclIinGry FREQ while
thc iIn,ios m iron nnd stccl rTInnin atdhe
present m rites or fixed Ms in the new Bill.
The IseE SdI f1(S3c IN ltlc CONTEXT comes
from New Jersey senator CattcIl las
1 received papers, signed by some elSlt
tli0usant6 cttizcnSa Of hisfStAte, Getting
ldjFf4tS tIiFt MAallbgatiOps fnAde bySCOm-
aiisstbnct Wells IL TO tNG ctst Of manu-,
iacturiug. pig iuon are not true, and call
ing on Congress to appoint Il committee
IS Investigate tho l1atteE! These papers
i lfe will present next Monday, but no ono
can yctttell what that IndyiWill do with
them. ,,.,,.,., ..., ,,,',o.,,, ID
fun Fr1H Fr1HnrNn5 1,rETJh,ZLThr Western
hank TlolcEntion f,,eI Vdrv confident fiIai
tia i.''t SySvs 1SSdSIcars wIil stfikc an thC
cnninhlshrv seycntIf sccii0n III. thG Fund.
inn L;II which rpnuircs nm cvchnnTc al
b5S1JS bS ~ clsG ycry mnteriSlly mofli7S 4
Th"v sov iIInt tbG tb mcnhcrs of ,tLe com.
mlttSc link that unless that featuf6l Is
elrlnl leiitwfll compel 4, ood1nany banks
Tic committee Ind long session on the
bill to-day, but Secretary Boutwell, did not
uDpear;oil its ibelaif, asiyyas Cxpecpd.s a II
Is sfre4l tllat dc 5eonimhteetSillhottro tro.
pdftth6 hin "a Ht came ftom the Sckdto,
huf owing 10 tie secret prOcecdipEs Of The
ctImmittct, Tho changes hive not leaked
BdsI" ;,'' q, ''.'',{r '.'@'s 20,
p pr,,,,,,r y,, .;),r,s,c,, C,crr,;,g;tn,cr
aAHN"NpS -. us ~ :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
ADDITIONAL local,

CmcUrT CoURT.-Tho argument of the
Slccnrod will casc occupied both sessions
6f this, Court, Saturday, and excited much
more Ulau ordinary interest, \ Large
crowd waS In attendance IhEOuglioutIllC
day. Among those present in tue morn
ing, we observed Il number Of lalies.
! Nm Bingham addressed the Jury M r. p
half Of tho defendants, occupying all the
in0rnipg, and The creator part or llieait
noon session. His effort fully Sustained
his reputation rs u clear, logical and
learned advocate, Q E6EON SSStddton fol-
lowed for the plaintiff -.nnking ths clos
ing argument. He had not concluded
when we len tho court room. His review
OF the testimony and the Jaw was done III
his lucid aud vigorous style, anl was
listened to with close attention by thos'
who, had been watching The progress o.
tho cnssTni irGLA -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

THE regular meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association, will be held
this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

T1oS,-ThuSecreA'y ofihc Young
Mems Christian Associadona II few days
since, received donation for the AssOcia'
ton inthe shape OF number Ofbooks
published by the Friends Society Of Phil.
odelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

DAILEY'S CITY HOTEL, FOR
~ mcrly SprIrg nOnscl will bo open for
bugIneSy on Tueat1S. January 2Ilh.
JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
WHEELING, Jan. ~, 1910
The CIISiea Hotel At Oakland, Nd, will b.
IuaEcl ROm this date until SUMMER. janet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

TIM trial Of STCFAnLASD for The mur,
der qriAEBERE D.RrcrGRnbdS, miIl be-
ginin Now York, today. ,H.A
ElLs LsSLtlsi " IliCG1ri VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
Sd, ..,r',;, tr',G;,asT,1, E6T1s. ,i,,:.7. s1sy.
> sales 81 FORCED F'j5iEttd Drafls..,.tP f ~

."3., m Sales Of FORCED DEpalpfllisaI l1li
|iiW ladt pi1ii7A ,lmsEiI4oUIE April a.
gdSome party In hbEiss has been selling
forged drafts puTp0rling to lie drawn BY
Samuel "A. Gaylord q Co, dfEtllls city.
One dratt Is drawn nn the Central M.
FIf6naisbank'Ot New York for 900; md
yas, sent hg thel Iprlscounty, PIL, Nm!
donll Bank 10 the Bank ,Ot, Commerce oI
New York for collection, ybut was not
paid, the fraud being tllScoyertd, Anoth.
er drawn on tho. Continental National
Bank Of New York foToS &, 800; wis sent to
the National Park Bank. Of New York by
tho Miller River National Bank Of AtlOI,
M9sSs for collectipBaullp4 re.
It4edS:S fT4o intter dra0 WIS paia % n
aide Manufacturing Lh0uScy IL Aal0l Tor
shoes, but whether money was obtained
on the first mentioned draft Is not known.
There Is NJ clue to tho fOrgerS but Il Is
supposed y be thejRlpe man ho recent.
lyGRtl lbtihied ~ BAltihiuteA qhanEity Of
fraudulent blank drafts and checks on
Barthelow, Lewis & Co., Of this city. Ii
Is not unlikclythat other forged draits are
y circulation. 9 Y sMIac2 SES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
. Received hy tho Committee on Water Works
Of tho City Of Wheeling until the 9Th day Of
April, 1870, At o'clock r. NJ, to be lcft Rt tho
Clerks UniCc Of said city, where specifications
may hs seen, for furnishing and laying water
street, crossing tho river to the Island shore, n
distance Of about 1890 feet, OF which about 100
feet IL TO be submerged pipe, TO bG provided with
danEG lOinta. gum packing. ono Inch screw bolts,
and TO b0 laid In a french not lCHl than two feet
nnder ground. The shore Pipe to havO OnllDAF,
howl Joints. lCadGd and laid 10 tFtuch not lBS-
than four ~ fcOt deep. The bids IN bC AllrrnR
tive for and 10 inch CASt irOn pipe, Y inch thic''
In lengths Of t9 feet, by tho pound for tho pipe,
JOHN n. HALL,
Chairman COmmtte on Water Works
mAF9i F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

san DoSiINoO.-A special agent arrived
here A., p,I,Iy, from President, Baez1 ~ San
Dmhiilg6,' bringing additional eyidGbe6 Of
t,6; tItSife'o 'ok tlfG Government and tic 1IeO-
pic there for nihGNation, bnt; &c does not
appear tQ,be ,otCverv wylghty: character
compared with The information heretofore
rrc(iyeEl al g'unw '1a "~Nif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
,nY NV m.l ,... i GElRl:MIANY.ni. l l:MI .,..,.

si"lFfIASS kiFs6bi GoSSE!TTiIisENfAiS Xpr. =.
9aFtS6 million dollars mortgages mjrrf1 q bonds Of
ttc Oregon md California Failr6ad 'Iinve
been negotiated; 9'Ehe bonds Of the Nortl-
Grn Pacific railroadslIave'IOt yet been in
troduEeIbintliG niRrkekrd sa.at2SIt |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

The Executive Committee ofthe Gen
cral Republican Central Committee, elect
ell tho following officers, Tor The ensuing
year: President, Benjamin F. Manlerrc
Secretaries, Geo. F. Cushman and AbA
ham Brown; both re.elGctOtL, Tho Gen
Cnl Committee will be Rt Albany, Of
Thursday next. ~ it0 rN''"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-03-26

Many years the writer Of invalid physician while visiting the
Island st. cax tor their health experienced and witnessed many surprising and
beneficial effects the Bum there produced Of the valds who were %
eusse seeking health and inquiry and investigation obtained full history
it, medicinal virtues He delighted and surprised and after his recovery
which occurred determined possible procure the sole right manufacture
and sell 1t in the United States
The result his ahors glorious for himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated PLANTATION BTEas made the world PLAN
TATTN s!TTEas being article Ct real merit founded principles and
relying wholly the vegetable world forts med nal effects worked rapid revolt
ton the history medicine and became household word all the civilized
world The isdc Tx tasman Of health, and the demand for
the PLANTATION BTEa exceeded the abilities Of the prps supply
Notwithstanding the large importation Of st. cz Rum made expressly for the
pounding these 1 the quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
that arrangements extensive scale abroad should be made and agent
was dispatched St. Thomas for that Ee fortunate securing and
leasing several plantations the largest and most productive estates the
island Houses stills and erected magic which utterly
e the natives The services experienced and natives The island pro-
cured and the res Of the PLANTATION sTEas were position
supply their laboratory with all the perfectly cx Rum needed a1ut
the GREAT DyEPTc TONIC AND INGoRAToR The above
the natives crushing the and o" preparing stills and presses
As andc Fever and Intermittent and Maous Fev Dyspepsia and
other kindred diseases the the PLANTATION BTTERs unsurpassed the
history the world Over Ave million bottles disposed annually They
adapted old and male and female They agreeable TASTE and always
produce an immediate beneficial result
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-03-26
NOTICE.

In the United States District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District, holding terms at Olym-
pia, w. 7.
TITO L. c. GRAY: You are hereby notified
that Clanrick Crosby, successor to the
firm of c. Crosby & Co., has fled n complaint
against you in said court, which will come on
to be heard at the first term of said court,
which shall commence more than two months
after the 18th day of December, 1860, and I'M
less you appear at said term and answer, the
plaintiff will take judgment.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is
to recover judgment against you for the sum
of 81 ,462 7G-l00, for balance due for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered Ia
you at your instance and request, rs also fot
monies LAID out and furnished you at your
special instance and request.
Complaint filed nth December 1852.
Complaint published Is, December 1869.
q. B. McFADDEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dec. IS. ,:m2.
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