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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

HAVING Just returned from the east,
am prepared to offer TO the public atlarge
stock Of Boots and Shoes at aslow prices
as any other housc IN tho city (, a3j
M. --r.g LouEs v. RLoXp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

The Rembrandt Photographs are IN
crcaslng in favor daily. They cannot be
too much admired, Ior nothing can. equal
tho beautiful effect d. Light and shadow
in those made at the PARTRIDGE Gallery.
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J DENTA I 'Pi.LLAOE,
GhrGnteLtiQetr
SATURDAY.. SEPT. "a, 1870.
New Advertisements,

Fourth Street II. E. Church. la
For Rent-Brick Dwelling House.
Steamer Science. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

q Opened bat recently Gor purposes Of ih6true.
ton, this Iugtltptlon has already attained very
extensive range Of patronage And support.
It posleSSes the finest grounds and buildings In
tho STATE. Y fHif y sI'q,--l1-f IT7nsINI il7rN
Classes arc formed IL al The regular Depart
meuts Of Collegiate and Scientific Study.
Special advantages for thorough GeQuisltl6n
Of the Modern Languages, the Study Of Geology,
md other branches In The interest Of ARieGl.
CSenlsty taaeat according p the new and
TeaehsFss ClA99 every strine Tern. 9b
Available Cabinet and App9EAthS, 81,
TUITION, tiom SIS 10 81 pr yGlF.. ~ i'7Hff +
FALL Tern begins September nh. Winter,
December SA. SpElng, March 4tst ~ sHP
SSef ssRd tor \ S III aS' nii SOD Hsgo
w ''7I57l ~ t1Eo. &c. STURGIGS.i +
7ait Secretary B1afd IL Rbgpnts,
'MoEoA3.EoVN, ". VA, july90, lsIG, -.
= - ~ ~ !
p EDO0RDS-JUsP RECEIVED
ana NNH 0NIn ~ Ma YS.-,1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

LADIES Kid and Dress Croquet Slip.
pera, Just received eel ed At + ..s. ,l r.,
lGa .l74I ,a1gtr LOUIS " BLoSD's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

q SHADOW PrcrUaEs arc 'all the rage
at tile Partridge Gallery CAN and SEQ
specimens; finest west of New York. ..'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
FOR SALE.

nor sALE-10 ACRES OF COAL
PRIVILEGE. three. quarters Of a mile from
Bellajre, near the BClIaire aud wegec turnpike,
EcccssIblC By drifting, easily drained, with GO
outlet to the river every buShel AVAllaoiei Will DC
sOld on reasonable terms
have SlSO for sale Lot No. l69, OrloH zane, z
addition, Wheeling Island, 20 by 100 feet, cor
ner lot well situated, cheap.
Also, Onu OF the finest lots for Market GatSSl
In iSelInont county, three miles above Martins
villa, 6etWeeu thU railroad and river, twenty'slA
acres, we'll situated, easy OfacceSS, rich soil ~
ALSO, Seven acres Of land near Belalre' win \.
small hOuBe thereon; thfee' qNaEtc!s vi '"'''
FINN DellaIf.: a bargain IftakGn soon:
Also. 800 acres fhOavlly tim6Grcd iand, CaoG \.
comfy IL Va: TO any ono Wishing 10 invest In
ihis Kind Of property this is an extra chance sSr.
Several hne properties IN Bel!aG; nO w, :,
business stands and open town lois. CaII on o'
SddTssS LUXURIOUS AUSTIN Agent
seas !lSI3uSs oHtS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

GENTS Fur Collars and Gloves at the
r., o.o,o lEsl gcfauli ElE3H i"
VI 3tOEc' aA!4lIsLtl ,E11E hTuig =
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FuRs for. s. per sett up.to $lso At tic
FIR Store. n !. lI.-M-ll .l9br-.l 7. .
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TRUsTEE's sALE-BY YIRIUE
Of a Deed Of Trust made on tho 10th day Of
January, 1865, by lIOb't b, Woods to s. Brady,
Trustee, and recorded In The hec3Edef os1cS ~ o.
50 mage S3 will sell at public sale, at the 'front.'
door or the Court lInnsc, on .l
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NOR SALE.4A VERY VALU. s5
ABLE tract Of land, about 50 acres, 4
within Ii mile Of eastern line Of the corpo. ;,
FHtion 81 lis CITY Of Wheeling, on south AIDE Of
uempGeld Railroad opposite Mt Dc Chantal, IN
aerlatd With coal, Enquire Of ,,,r, ,,.oov
.opts,S Or ISAAC IRWIN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

NOR SALE-WITHlN II MLLESe
ofRE q, H. Il. At BELT0N. ~
los ACRES, 0Ge.half under cultivation.
"a SsS Acres, ~ acres cleared, with 100 tfult
va q Acre, four miles from Cameron. NaFshAll
|T IN Acre: * mIlcs from Litsletop, Wetzel Co.
". Y. HOGE d BRO. n
..rsO lO6 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

ALL kiudsof Trimmings for Furs at the
Fur Store, ''s '1 !. ' .,,,;ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

TORsALE-A QUARTER LOT In
on York street, opposite the Seventh IT.
Ward School House on Wheeling lei nd, -
IN %bich Il Frame Dwelling containing fonr
roomS. 4 cow stable and other 0utbulltings.
Price $500 TeF'a cAS9 III T!uS I G39TSS'i0n'
Market street, opposite John Armstrong 8
Lumber Yard. l'l,. asI LL sePLI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

LADIES Lasting SGaitsts NTH double
sole; French Kid and Pebble Morocco
Button Boots, just received at
LOUIS V. BIoND's,
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saturday, October Goth, $780,


d acres of-ssud, situated about miles noEth! OF
t6e city. on tho cast EIdO Of tho new Turnpike
Road now being constructed from wheeling 70
1;Ienn's Run, Said decd Of trust was given by
said R. b. Woods on - acT.0 Of land eetn ego the
dScsSSed. and Joining lands with tho estate OF
David Garden deceased: on the cast side 81 the
Ohio River, To secure the Merchants Naa9 S ~
Bank OF WCat Virginia the payment Of $4gOO IN
III months from date, and the payment q any
note or notes that may DO giyen L. renewal o. n
psFt payment Of tho same; $4,000 having peen
i,sld 81 aid note. and IS Lilo acres Of said tract
(which THs so4 to Jacob Lab S1 5,dsS e. a.
IrSct dsfSult bGIng made In the payment Of a
note Tor $4,000, duo August q; 1871, with two
months interest and cost. which represents me
balance OF principal and interest due q tue
SSoresaid note Of $1,000, Said q acres VIII %
diyideil Into smaller tracts. Plat Of the same can
b seen at the Recorders once Of Onio county
v" TFS1s or SALE nc.thIrd cash; balance In
SIx and twelve months, with interest.
sale 70 commence at II o'clock A. ~ =. ,,....
SnE49 ~ = 1a S.iBRADY, T'Eustee. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

A III a 8e5s 5a7fs 5,
unitcdS..!O 5l9Ss79 IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

PEDOORDs-JUsP Received
~ and for sale at reduced pEieo1, Fly Do8On
HEMP @asPa Sfo''''' cHAs. n. BERRY.
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GRRrvESAF

le make connection Al
fOE Philadelphia, AeH
Relay House, Ha WYa
& South. q
I'D HffSkR connection d
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AcCoMMoDAT1oN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Trains on the Main Ii
Baltimore with trains
York and Boston, At
ingt0n CitY fpr 81 poihl
Central Ohio tTain4 mi
Columbus for all points
Tickets 70 ali, princip
AE the once = I. y
81; s3tl7g hIaSt6f Oft
ara ,l.tiHqIs ,drioH
iunI4o s9nEi5'u NC
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

The MILITARY STRENGTH OF
EURopE.-A Berlin letter to the
New York Herald gives the fol-
lowing figures of the chief CONT
mental armies:
Austria, peace establishment,
27S,4SO; war strength, S3S, 700 ;
available, on an actual outbreak
of hostilities, 100000. Prussia,
peace establishment, 726, 900; war
strength, 100000; available
on an actual outbreak of hostili.
ties, 100000, for observation on
the Western frontier. Italy, peace
establishment, l73,OOO; field army,
$4,000; war strength, 100000 /;
available on an actual outbreak
of hostilities, 100000. France,
peace establishment, 4l4,632; field
army, 647,27l; war strength, L..
100000; available, on an actual
outbreak OF holtilities, $4,000.
North Germany, peace establish.
ment, l15, ,52G; field army, $50, ,993;
war strength, 944,32l; available,
on an actual outbreak Of hostil.
tiles, $4,000. South Germany,
66,54O; field army, l7,496; war
strength, 1874, ,4O6; available, on an
actual outbreak Of hostilities, l07,.
600.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

A CONFEDERATE STATES Con-.
MISSIONER REcoGNrzED.-In a re
cent suit at Huntsville, a protest
made by a Confederate States no.
tory in 1861, coming into consid-
Grafton, Judge Bustead decided
on the authority ofThorington VS..
HALEY, that acts done by persons
in States which were in antago.
nism to the United States Govern.
mcnt, If regular and authorized
by the power regnant, must be re.
cognized as legal, provided those
acts were not done in aid of Che
rebellion. He said that the notary
public, the postmasters and mail
carriers in question were regular,
and authorized by the power reg
nant and their acts in the premises
did not, In any manner, affect ths
issues between the Government Of
the United States and the Con,
federate States.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

sponssn..ll7, 80 such sase'
70 profIlg asha tkal Eha
country ndsaa tha ald 81 4 ne
forcea that would oppoHa tAam.
This Is nov the mot practical
patriotism. i's
The conviction h BEEN farad
upon the public mind that Ae s..
pertinent of e0vernink tho 1ath-
ern States " ostl cislng ne rak
body. of tax payers md al Hsosa
who, under the nntnral eondl.
tons came into o. administers
ton Of gosernment nd BY foist.
ing over them North sbloufnsFs
freedmans bureau sAeh, and he
most ignnorant of TIE natives. haa
worked badly, and that the sci.
vices OF the fnr1nef governing ele-
ments are needed Tor the protec-
ton Of the people. Thename Of
loyalty isstaO dear, &c the eost Of
such q system OF plundef, "a, FOR
example, that In South Caroline,
under M Ohio carpet bAggef.
'uts&ff ----a-4--.- --L2a-Ass.--.4 Atasa
"THR VEnERABEn UnEx vlc.
ABoUT TO CoyMIT MA7RrmoH.-
A letter from Anna Cora MoHatt
Richie, dated London, April a1,
to the San Francisco Chronicle,
says; Il Is reported that Qnsen
Victoria is about to best0w her
hand on q Prince OF the House of
SChleswig Holstien. q near rela-
tive Of Prince Christian Il mem
toned as the favored snlt0r. Tho
Queens partially TO Prince Chris-
tan is well known. Indeed, it
said that II was the hand of Her
Majesty, and not Of her daua aater,
whom Prince Christian sought,
and the Queen, ingrehuelng him.
bade him transfer his aIechons TO
her faYOrite daughter. BE Il Re.
membered that Prince Christians
years we're far more suited to d
union with the mother. At all
events the Queen overwhelmed
The Prince with marks 6f dlstihc-
tion, and greatly excited her En-
glish subjects by comforting upon
him the title Of ''Rpyal Higiness, =
and further reused their lndigna-
tiOnby placing him IL D position
Of equality with the highest ON
GERS Of the English army, where
the English think the German
Prince has no right to any footing
whatever. But TO retRrn to her
Majesty's prospective marriage.
We have not yet heard the name
Of the mysterious individual who
sOlicIts, and Il, 10 say, very likely
10 win the soft white hand OF
Queen Victoria, but there Is little
doubt that England would rejoice
over any event which drew her
from her long and psrslstant So
clusion.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11


The change in the system of la
Dor especially in the cotton States
as a result of the war, entails some
changes in cultivation which have
an injurious tendency.
II is we'll known that our cotton
crop Is much later since than be.
fore the war. We have heard this
attributed sometimes TO climatic
changes. We believe this Is wrong
and that the cause is chiefly the re-
suit of the change in the labor
system.
Ten and fifteen years ago cotton
was planted as early as March 25th
bloomed by June 18th and picking
commenced as early as July 18th,
cotton being in market by July 18th
to Goth.
Now cotton is planted from the
10th of April to the 18th OF May,
blooms not before July lst, and
picking is hardly commenced be-
fore the last of August, the new
cotton reaching market hardly be-
fore August 25th. Here is full
difference of one month, and the
tendency, we fear, is to u later in-
stead Of an earlier crop. The con-
sequence of this backwardncss Is
that there is more danger Of the
worm injury to the crop as we'll as
Gas has been the case the past sea-
sons,) of the open cotton In the
Aeld, being lost by the destructive
influence of the early winter rains.
And this is not all, but there is
another item worth consideration.
The 100000 bales Of cotton are
valued at sSOO,OOO,OOO and the value
of that amount for one month (lhe
time for which its use is lost) at six
per cent is one million five hundred
thousand dollars.
These are direct consequences OF
the deficiency and tardinoss of Ia
Dor, but the indirect result can
hardly be estimated. We believe
that were the crop earlier planted,
more carefully cultivated and push.
ed forward with more energy the
results to planter, merchant aud to
all parties would be highly desira-
bic.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

which taken fr0n the abDYe leaves q
clear prOnt OF. of......,...,...,....... $3.50 "
which is over THREE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY per cent. profit upon
cost. In other words, for every
dollar spent in this work there is 4
return of FOUR DOLLARS AND
SIXTY CENTS, and a fraction
over. Where is the man in any
legitimate employment who re-
ceives tenth of this amount.
Now we would have done this
work for less that five hundred
dollars, and so would have any
other decent paper in the
State, and a good living pro.
fit would have been secured. Yet
these harpies fleece the people
out of full twelve hundred dol
lars over and above cost and fair
per cdntage upon this one little
item. Ifthirteen hundred dollars
profit are to be made upon every
three hundred and seventy spent
by the State Printers for State
printing, how long, with the i'm.
mense amount of work given
them, before they win irrecovera-
bly, bankrupt the State2 Can there
be agreater swindle than thisp And
who is 10 pay the costS The white
Democrats Of the State. There are
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
From the New York Citizen.
THE HERMIONE.
BY ]. EuGEHE RurLEE

When slave 10 thy beauty I kneel,
AS queen-like thou sittist alone,
AND, mute from the rapture feel.
can gaze, but no feeling make known,
ii thou knowest the thoughts that arise,
And the love which Is burning In me,
eyes
From these that would look but on thee.
Mid the Toys Of the light, wavy dance,
When dazzling the II shts shone above,
have passed the long night In trance,
While lhiAkinR Of thee aud OF love;
And my arms did thy fairness embrace,
AS We sped through the gay. gli.tering
crowd.
And thought thou dldst seo in nv face
What would but dare not have AVOw0d.
have hoped in the day and tho night,
have watched by the noon and the sun,
And the vision which dwelt in my sight
And the being hoped for arc one;
But 'tis only at night when l wake
From slumber whose dreams were Of
thee;
That all dread doth my bosom forsako,
And deem that thou thinkest Of me.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

"EooNoNT UNDER GRANT's An.
hIEIsTRATIoN.-The House debate
on the naval appropriation bill
furnishes some beautiful ilIustra-
tions Of that Economy" which
was promised to the country as
the result Of Grants election. Mr..
Dawes, late radical stumper in
New Hampshire, showed that the
annual expenditure required TO
keep the American navy in repair
is at the rate Of 5000 per man., as
against $50 per man expended on
the navy Of Great Britain. Tho
fact that there has not been q
more hopelessly corrupt and
wastefnl department In Great Brit
ain than the admiralty, as the
New York Times remarks, brings
the extravaganza OF our own sya-
tenn into still stronger relief
Mr.. Beck, democrat, OF Ken.
lucky, further astonished the
house by some facts and Agures.
He was prepared to show that the
navy department had expended,
within the fiscal year, thirty-elghs
millions Of dollars, making an ex-
cess of expenditures over the an
preparation Of twenty-one million
OF dollars. This surplus amount
was used from the proceeds Of
sales of government property. n
the treasury department., there
we're sixteen hundred more em-
ployees than the law allowed, be-
ing an increase of six hundred
over the Illegal excess In April
1853. Two millions Of dollars
nearly were required to pay these
yearly salaries. Two millions Of
dollars nearly were required 10 pay
these yearly salaries. The pre-.
tense, said Mr.. Beck, that tho
government is being economically
administered is a fraud and aehaaf
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

The SEX OF EGGs.-Is there
any way of foretelling the sex of
eggs? Yes. When, on examin-
ing an egg, by holding it between
the eye and the light Of the sun,
or OF q candle, the vivifying speck
is seen exactly on the top; such
an egg, it is said, will produce a
male bird; but il, on the contrary,
the speck be on one side, il will
produce q female. It is said, also,
that the embryo bird may be dis
tinguished by the shape of the egg;
as if the egg is elongated in shape
it will contain a male, but if more
globllar it will contain o female.
So that if these indications be true,
either sex may be propagated at
pleasure, which is not yet known
to be the case in any other class of
animal creation. So says the
Stock Grower. It is claimed by
psychologists that this question of
sex may be predetermined; that
il is governed by laws which, un-
derstood and applied, will result
in mans control and direction OF
the matter. We are still learners.
No one knoWs.it all.-[Ex.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

In lS43 there were only about
10 miles Of railroad in Russia.
Now the lines finished and ap.
proved for construction by the
Government, give Russia a rail-
way system of 14,3SS versts. OF
the l1,1OS versts completed or
building at the commencement of
1859, 1926 versts belonged to
State railways and S,S22 verstS to
private companies. A verst is
about two-thirds Of an English
mile.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

II The amount Of the debs Of
the United States was taken b
greenback dollars, which arc abdue
seven inches long, ana laid end 70
end in continuous linz ID would
reach the distance Of tHo hundred
and fltty thousand miles, OF tea
times round the earth, OF ten ND
more than the distance ron
earth e 10 moon,
Ter hlshgp
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

PATTERSON, N. j.. June LA
ffightiul railroad accident occurred
this morning about two miles nd
a half from this place. The oonl
stTuctlon train on the Delaware.
Lackawana and Western rslroad
was precipitated from tho lFestla
bridge thirty feet high, nd several
were instantly killed ard wounded.
Second dispatch-The road mas.
ter, carpenters Campbell and six
others (CarpenteFs) were Instantly
killed IN an accident TO a conslruc-
tion train. Between thirty and
forty worknen were shockinelv
mutilated. The scene battles "a.
scription. Many men were buried
In the ruins. Aoans and cries I'll
the ar. m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

One Of the most singular sights
growing out Of the war Is Il contin-
uOus line of peach trees of nearly
fifty miles in length, around Pc.
tersburg, and extending toward
Richmond. They are growing from
the breastworks thrown up by the
rebel army, and were on the ad-
vance line within one hundred
yards Of our forces. Having eaten
the fruit while Oh duty, they cast
the seed aside, aud now they ap-
pearin one continuous line of forty
five miles Of beautiful trees, which
yielded an abundant crop the last
year, EX.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
INEaUITY OF RADECALEsm

We pEOPOSe W AilllCJ Tue renueE
with few figures. Figures, it
is said, do not lie, If they do not,
they certainly are not connected
in any way with the Radical party,
and a certain Radical, of whom
we at this moment think, has made
agOod thing. We should have a
new photographer to re-deflne
words. Patriotism and loyalty
are words which in their original
Specification are not at all recog.
nizablc in the new and more fash.
ionablc meaning attached to them.
They mean now simply a means
by which money may be acquired
without giving in return an equiv.
alent. Men are loyal nowadays
in proportion TO the amount
which they are paid for such SER
vice. Loyalty, such as our fore.
fathers revered is fossilized. Peo-
pie love the State only when it is
profitable to do so and no longer.
This thing of fcalty through love,
is exploded. Sensible Radicals
in this new era have established
the priciplo that the Government
is a huge carcass, upon which
they, by special enactment and
provision, as vultures, are alone
permitted to feed. They exer.
else their special prerogative to
the fullest extent. There is no
point suggestive of profit and
plumber that is not by them close.
ly scrutinized. Modesty is not in
the Radical vocabulary. There is
not one of that political complex
ion who would not wranglc over
the acquisition Of the coppers
which crushed down the lids over
his dead mothers eyes. There is
but one God, and Radicalism has
declared that the God of that par
ty is money. They arc the most
devout people on earth. From
early morn until dewy eve they
pay homage and ceascless devo
ton to their deity. Contempla-
tons upon after death response
bility are considered too impious
to be indulged in. Accounts
bility to the God Of nations and
nature is of minor consideration
beside the acquisition of money.
The nation has not a single teat
or semblancc of n teat which ten
thousand furnished pairs of loyal
lips do not seek to clasp.
But to our figures. Our CORES.
pondent in jackson, yesterday,
announced that Messrs. Fisher
and Kimball had presented Il bill
for printing, Of eight thousand
dollars, Of which there was one
item of seventeen hundred dollars
for printing FIVE thousand copies
of the State Constitution and Uni.
ted States Constitution, bound in
pamphlet form. We simply pro-
pose, this morning, TO look at the
one item of seventeen hundred
dollars. Let US see what are the
profits of Messrs, Kimball & Fish
er, loyal Radical State printers, in
this one little item.
/ For IL they are TO receive ........... sl7OO gu
The cost of the work is as fol-
lows:
There were, say, 1900 ems 10
| the page, and % pages, the
number IN the pamphlet.
will make lCO SUO ems, at 20
cents q 600 Tor setting up,is 800 Is
i LuI Ll.n mn. .L-L. l.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

OVER 100000 persons have
died Of smallpox in Russia since
the beginning of the century,
Vaccination is not compulsory in
the Cars dominions.