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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-02
UntimeIy Exercise Of IPareptal Au-
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A certain captivating young lady Of our
town. succeeded in alIuring a worthy
young gentleman into her home on Inst
Sunday evening, after coming from
church. She Is Beautiful, fascinating and
an excellent conversaLionaliSL She tried
all those brilliant powers 10 make this
modest gentleman feel at home. She was
congratulating herself on her success,
when knock was heard at the front door
and the young gentleman was informed
that he was wanted. lie declined to 20,
but the words had hardly been spoken
before q hand grasped him by the coat
collar and walked him from the room to
thepayemsnt. The young man wfcnched
himself loose and was about to punish the
intruder for this uuallowed familiarity,
and behold Il was his father he was going
to strike. The young gentleman's assum.
ed Indignation ioilted, The young lady Is
pale and dropping from this sad blow, but
Is regaining her health slowly.
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THE WORLD IS IN ARMS

Against the new hAir.colOring preparations.
Science condemns them, They are virtually
dead. Meanwhile,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
proved by time and sanctioned by practical che.
mlsts, has become the standard article Of la
clASS throughout the length and breadth Of tn.
land. Ills pOLsOnlesS, rapid IN its operation,
certain TO produce the required shade Of color,
and has no equal among hair dyes, either in the
United States or Europe. To beautlfy and BOilcn
the hair after dyeing, use
CRIsTADORo's HAIR PRRsRRvATIVE
al dressing. Rug6d4w
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Profitable Job by a wellsburs wash-
eTwOman.

From the Wellsburg News.
One day last week, a gentleman named
Mr.. Robert Baker, from 81. Louis, visited
Wellsburg, and being the guest Of one of
our well.known, citizens, had the nisfOr.
tune 10 Lose three hundred dollars II
appears he had this amount enclosed In an
envelope, pinned to his drawers for safe
keeping. Having occasion to change his
under.clothing, he threw the garment
aside preparatory to It's being sent TO the
washerwoman, forgetting TO remove the
money. The result was the drawers, TO.
gether with other clothes were sent 70 the
washerwoman, and the money was never
again seen by the owner. Parties called
upon the woman who received The
clothes, but was told she saw no money
The inference ia that somebody received
the windfall, but who the lucky party
was, deponent sayeth not.
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THE outlook from hotel point Of view
in Washington is not encouraging this
season. Since the adjournment Of Con.
gress no less than three prominent es.
adjustments Tor tho entertainment Of
strangers-Willard's, the KirkwoOd, and
the Seaton HOuse-have been closed up
and their furniture sold out, and there are
rumors that one or two more will follow
suit before the winter sets In.
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Az lode on the centennial OF Sir WAL
TER scOTT," written for the recent cele'
bration at Mansfield, Ohio, by JAMES h.
WHARTON, formerly OF this CITY, Is print
ed in the last Mansfield Herald,
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FRosT.-The Allegheny mountain re-
gion was visited by severe frost yester.
day morning. At Altamont, on the B. Il
OR r., it remained on the ground till
10 O'clock.
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Special Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
r AUGHTINS INFANT CoRDIAL

IL for Children Teethlng, sOitens the gums,
AllAys the pain, reduces IndApAtion, cOntrolA the
bowels, caring SUMMER complaint, dysenIeEy,
DlaTrhsa. IL. t1-.gy tgu.
Children Of delicate constitution, are apt TO
suffer more than the Fpbust, because denhtion Is
ptoIActDd and early eittinR Of the teeth more 70
b. feared than lRte. Hnnhiat 70 b. apprehsnded
from loOsGResA Of the bowels, thai Ia Of an ex'
moves more dangerous affections, but when i
beeomea excessive, attended With vomiting and
great prOarati0n, then II should b. kept In con-
trol, and for this purpose We TOnAEk, thai the
INJlRt COriiGf Il particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy eject.
MOtheIa will 1ndit very valuable, The child
will DO relieved, get Into gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feuling comfortable.
We guarantee eahh b6Ite, md Will refund the
Price Is canis per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAU9HLN BROTHERS 4 CO., Props,
ape Wheeling, W, Va,
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BRooKE.-The majority against Con
yentiOn in Brooke is now ascertained to
be but 70, according to the "ofticial" vote,
as printed in the NeIrS
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best In Ls World
Perfectly Harmless. Reliable, and Instantare-
0dOr. The genuine W. A. Batch.
Bplch Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
siaIDdld Black OF Natural Brown. Does not
stAlntbe skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only safo and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street.
New York. ian97e0dAW
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SATURDAY, SEPT. ?, 1871.

Col McCooK, the Democratic candl-
date for Governor of Ohio has gone TO
Long Branch to recupeEate.
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sELF.ACTING WASHER
NJ WNAT IS SAID on ~ ABR0AD.

AND WHAT IS SAD or IT ABROAD.
The Examiner Of Patents, Washington, D. O.,
NItls simple, complete and condensiyO Of the
subject"
"This appliance IL certainly woman's friend,
and no family should be without it."-AlSsOuri
Republican,, 81 LOuh.
"ArnOld's selEACtIn0 Washer Is perfection In
It's line, and IL one Of tho essentials OF well
known regulated fanlly. "-ChieagO Times.
"Your Washer Ia one OF the finest inventions
ever brought TO our clty"-St. Paul Pioneer.
"Tho Seli.Acting Washer now on exhibition in
our city. 10 eyidentya complete success. v Car
lesion Mercury.
"Thls invention Is the most simple and com.
plete and does It's work the most perfect OF any
wO have yet seen" -NslD 0risGNt HcdynHe.
These are only few Of the hundreds Of encoml.
ums OF the Press which might be selected. All
are invited 10 give II 0 trial before purchasing.
County rights in this invention Tor eale. cheap
Can be seen Of N. Crawleys Block, back OF Cd
Ward Market House. Washing done for priVrte
families to test the Machine.
Iep2' ..Es1 8 NJ. BELlL Agent.
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New AdVertisements.

~ UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
will preach In Hope Hall, Union street, tO-mor.
row morning at 1880 and In the evening o
O'Clock sunday School at2P. n. A cOrdiAl In
VitatiOu 10 all. aep4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-11
Superior Court.
JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, GODDARD

JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM GoDpAR RID
j.. PRESIDING.
TuEsDAY.-The second jury was empannelled as
follows:
George W: Allen, Falmouth; Albert G. Berry
Preemsn w HO15 BragG0n standish Stephen W
Samuel L. Lytord, Portland; Stephen Il. Marean,
Casco; otis T.. Nelson. New Gloucester; Gilman
win. 0~-N
~ Supermumeraries. Samuel Themes, Harrison !;
GEORGE Tetethren, Portland
E1case0.-Ed wards Batchelder, North Yarmouth !;
WIN. +. Woodbury., Raymond.
Peter Daley and Lawrence j. Murray, who were
indicted at this term for robbery from the person of
Patrick McGlinchy, on the night of the 18th of De-
cember last retracted their peas of not guilty and
both pleaded guilty. Daley was sentenced to twelve
years and Murray to seven years in the State
Prison
Mary j. Stafford pleaded not guilty to an indict-
ment against her for attempt at arson. Bail fixed
at $4,000.
In the indictment against Melrose D. Palmer Tor
breaking and entering vessel in the night time the
Government entered mol pros to the allegation In
regard to the night time, and Palmer pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to three months In the County
Jail.
Dennis Mahoney and James Irving.retracted their
pleas of not guilty to an Indictment charging them
with larceny rom Mr.. Winsow's house in West
brook and pleaded guilty. Mahoney was sentenced
to four months and Irving to two months in County
Jail.
Samuel l.. Carlton vs.. William c. Duncan ct ais
Civil suit Action a promlssory note for $500,
signed by defendants IA rm doing business in Batb)
and endorsed in blank by the payee, Mrs. Stacy,
since deceased. The defence set up was that pre-
vous the endorsement the payee agreed to receive
$500 in satisfaction OF the note, but that no part OF
it was ever raid although defendants came 10 Port
land for that purpose. The presiding Judge ruled
that that constituted no defence and instructed the
jury to return verdict tor the plaintiff.
State VS.. Grin F. Gidden. Indicted with Dudley
Young, Jr tor lirceny from the person of James
Ladd OF Biddetord, on the Both of November last
Young pleaded guilty.
Evidence for the Government nearly completed.
Mattocks, County Attorney. Webb.
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TELEGRAPHIO ITE ms.

The President has sent to the Senate the
name of Nath'l X. Sa wyer of collector of Gus
toms at Frenchman's Bay, Me.
J.R. West has been elected United States
Senator from Louisiana on the first ballot by a
large majority.
A car left in the Eastern railroad station at
Portsmouth, N. H., on Monday, was mysteri-
ously damaged by fire during the night
The thermometer has indicated deg. below
zero at Portsmouth, without any snow. Hay
sells at $M per ton.
Madison, Ind, was visited by a terribly de-
structive copfagration on Sunday night. 1t
originated in Fitch's block on Main street, and
destroyed half dozen stores and the office OF
the Free Press. Loss $4,000 to $500 par
TALLY insured.
Capt. Warren of Green Point, L. T., eloped
with Mrs. Susan Smith, leaving wife who is
niece Of Henry Ward Beecher, which renders
his offence doubly atrocious.
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

Steamer Francis was burned at Mobile Tues
DAY morning. Freight saved in damaged
condition; steamer valued at $75 900; unin-
sured. N'
Arthur II. Breed has been arrested in Syra-
cuse on suspicion of being the robber Of Hal
pine, the Albany expressman. He has not
been identified as the purchaser Of the pistol.
halpine is In such precarious condition that
Breed cannot he brought into his presence
Breed had an examination at Syracuse, which
ELECTED facts injurious to him. A new revolver
was found on him which he did not satisfacto-
rly account for. He was unable to show where
he was at the time of the robbery.
q, A few weeks ago Michael Moran's wife
threw some hot water over him in New York,
and Michael died from the effect of his injuries
on Tuesday. 3~
The New Jersey Legislature organized Tues
day. The receipts of the State last year were
1851 200. sliiJ,'i fa,s4sj 4l ~ -.
The wife of Cespedes arrived at Havana and
will probably be allowed to 60 to the United
The bearer of important rebel dispatches has
been captured by the Spaniards in Cuba. 1
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MAssAOHUsETTs,

BOSTON, Jan. jonathan Hale, son of the
late Hon. Nathan Hale, died in this city last
night, after months illness He graduated
at Harvard College in 1888. Quite recently he
was Professor Of Rhetoric in Union College
Schenectady, N. Y.
The annual report of the commissioner on
cattle disease was presented in the legislature
to-day and ordered to be printed. The COM
ures to prevent the spread of the contagion and
suggest that the State authorities should cause
the infected soil in Brighton and other cattle
marts TO be dug up and removed, with other
precautions relating to driving and herding
cattle.
British barque Sarah N. Smith, GA DAYS from
Liverpool for Boston, is stranded ON Shovelful
Shoal and is in very exposed position. Yes
sci leaking and crew badly frost bitten The
steamer Island Home has left Hyannis with
three lighters to discharge cargo.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN.
The War. In Europe.
France.
THE FRENCH VICTORY OF FRIDAY.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

TEE FRENCH VICTORY OF FRIDAY.
BORDEAUX, Jan. "Details of the fighting
Friday lear Vendome have been received
About IL o'clock on the forenoon of that day
the Germans attacked the French under Gen.
Carteu, occupying the district of Saint Cyr,
Vile Porcher and Vile Thauve. The enemy
back to Melville. Carteu then brought up his
supports and after sharp fighting recaptured
all the positions previously taken by the Ger.
mans and repulsed the enemy beyond Saint
Roumaine, which place the French re-entered
at nighs-fall. The German loss is considerable
while that of the French was trifing
LONDON Jan. 9-The Germans are massine
their forces south of Bapaume.
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holding an international exhibition Of arts and
manufactures at Philadelphia in 1876. Having
amended 1t by q provision that none of the ex.
penses of the exhibition, or its officers be paid
out of the national treasury. motion to sub
stitute st. Louis for Philadelphia was 1ost-38
to W; and another to lay the bill on the table
81 to So. Adjourned.
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A NOTED ROGUE IN LlMBo.-Some weeks
since several houses in Standish and the vicin-
ity were broken into and articles were stolen.
horse and wagon was also stolen in that
town which was brought here and sold here to
Mr.. w. T. Murray on Washington street.
Subsequently the owner Unidentified the team
and it was delivered up to him by Murray.
Mr.. Murray, learning that scamp named
Frederick Goliath, alias Babb, bad been ar
rested in Boston on several charges of horse
stealing in Worcester county, went on to Wor-
cester to see if he could not identify him as the
horse thief in Standish. He returned yester-
day and says he is the same fellow that sold
him the horse and wagon. Goliath cannot be
brought here yet as he had an examination in
Worcester on Monday and was held in the
sum Of $4,000 for trial on three complaints for
horse stealing in that vicinity.
PORTLAND, BANGOR AND MAcH1As STEAM
Boat Co.-The annual meeting of this cor
poration was held yesterday afternoon. From
the Treasurer's report we learn that during the
past year the Lewiston made Ga trips to Ma
chias against SO in 1869, and stocked 49,, 208 OF,
against 1884, O92 u for the preceding year, a
gain of 81, 115 So. The City of Richmond has
made 1a4 round trips to Bangor against 100 in
1869, and stocked $S4 $50 IL, against $40 208 for
the preceding year, gain Of $a,572 ID, or a
total gain of both boats of $9,6S7 48 the past
year. A new boiler has been put in the City
o' n'cnmond the past year and six new state
rooms added to the LIE wistou. M
al tne election of officers 1000 shares were
represented OF which GIG were required for a
choice, and Messrs w. f. Milliken, J. B.
Coyle, ]. N. Winslow, and c. sturdvaut.
this city and Geo. Walker, of Machias. having
more than the required number were declared
elected. At a subsequent meeting of the D-
rectors W. F. Milliken was elected President
William Ross Treasurer
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Ev~ Our advertising patrons are requested to sen,
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. Id
rertisements to appear Monday morning should b.
sent In Saturday. mot Sunday
rB-Free Religious Notices must be sent in y
early as Friday noon.
New Advert. ....nts To.n,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Corn Syrup. Japan Tea Store.
IaDe Butter Japan Tea Store
noiied Cider .Sapan Tea Store
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
BY Request. Concert.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Probate Notices. John A. Waterman.
Inc Magic Comb. VIM. Parton.
Notice. Henderson & Plummer.
Notice OF Foreclosure. >. Charles r. Libby.
State OF Maine. -. ID. w. Fes,enden.
State OF Mai e.. d, ". Fessenden.
Lost. jet Ear Ring.
Notice, =. Annual Meeting.
Book agens Wanted. :. Worthington, D ustin&C
Wanted. =. C. X. Chisholm & Co.
Eight o'clock.
For Sale. ). C. T. Tuero.
Copsrtuership. Walden & Shaw.
Steamboat Notice. Ross & Sturdlvant,
Disso ution. illson, Tenant, Hogan & Co.
Light, Light. John Stackpole
Matrimonial. ...J. 8.
Wanted. Situation.
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ASS A)NI~A SSE
Z Per Ct. Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this read, are limited in
amount to $16, 900 per mile (whi,e many roads issue
from $4,000 to S4o,oool and are offered at 90 and
accrued interest. in currency. About two millions
and bali of these bonds have already been disposed
OF, leaving but a small balance unsold which are
being rapidly taken.
The most experienced finaucers agree that First
Mortgage Bsuds, to a limited amount, upon n
hnished railroad, which is well located for
business are one of The very safest forms OF invest.
ment.
Parties desiring to secure a frst-class security,
based upon railroad practically done, and In the
hands OF leading capitalists who have q large pc
cunary and business interest in its success will do
well to apply at the office of the Company or any OF
Its advertised AGENTS, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics OF the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lowas at large present profit, beside
handsome increase of interest for long term OF
years. Parties making such exchange will receive
TOR each 81 900 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond,
and the following difference in cash (ess the sccrued
interest in currency upon the latter bond, and In
annual interest, this calculation being based uron
market prices of December 9Th, 1870;
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WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Jan. 10.-Observation taken at p. M
Barometer %. 81; change plus .02; thermometer
above; change plus IL. Relative humidity
:4S. Wind W.; velocity of wind 30 miles per
third this week
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Nj iscellsneaus Notices.

BACON & KiMgALL, II Free street, carry on
every variety of Dentistry with superior ad-
vantages as to location, light, and facilities for
successful operations. Special attention given
to filling teeth and all preparatory processes.
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Boston Bank Statement.
BOSTON, Jan. 10-The Bank statement is as fol-
Domestic MarketD,

? NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Cotton irmer; Middling
vplands 16ac. Flour-sales 5000 bbls.; State and
hoop Ohio 10 q 6 20; Western s 30 al 90; South
ems 269s35 Wheat 1c higher; sales 1o2 600 BUSH;
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To Wholesale Druggists.

UIANTED by man who has an extensive az.
w quaintance in New ENGLAND and a good
knowledge OF Drugs and Medicines, situatiof as
Establishment IN Portland or Boston. Best Of reI.
erepce given. Portland preferred. Addrs,s n,Ma.
aud Paints Portland, Maine, ins.iw "s'
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UNA BOAT CLUB.-The annual election OF
officers OF the Una Boat Club was held on
Monday evening and the following we're cleo
ted for the ensuing six months: President, F.
R. Harris; Vice President, 81. J. Chisam; Sec
Rotary, J. w. Randall; and Treasurer, w. K.
Walton. The affairs of the club are in most
prosperous condition
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FIRE.-About o'clock this morning fire was
discovered in the central building Of Messrs.
y. T. Klmball & Larkin's extensive carriage
manufacturing establishment on Preble street.
Ine flames were bursting through the roof
over that part of the building used as dry
house, in which was large amount of stock
and manufactured carriage parts. From there
ltextended to the paint room and wood shop,
out The prompt service of the fire department
confined the flames within comparatively small
limits. There was considerable loss of stock
ana unfinished carriages, but how much is not
certainly known. rough estimate places the
entire loss at $4,000. The property was insured
10 various offices The origin of the fire is un-
nn,u;oWn' but 1t probably came from defective
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McGILL's PANORAMA OF IRELAND.-This
exhibition, which is really a very fine one,
drew another very full house last evening at
Deering Hall. In addition to the panorama,
the impersonation of Irish characters by mem
bers of the company is no small attraction.
They are humorous, and we'll portrayed
There will be an exhibition every evening this
week and matinee Saturday afternoon. If
you wish to realize what Ireland is, go to the
exhibition t-'
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oRs. Z. CLARK, J. NJ. Cummings and c. II.
DUR give permission 10 refer to them, in re
garo to the remedial power of "Oxygen Air,
as administered by DR.. J. P. Brewer. 344 Con.
gress street.
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firm at lO9t@1lO.
Stocks closed steady, but very dull, and business
entirely destitute of any tea' Of interest," Large
amounts OF Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati s. In
Horace F. Clark, Augustus Schell, and other well
known members OF the Vanderbilt party, indicating
Central and Hudson River influence. Among ru-
mors current this afternoon was one that the Lake
Shore Railroad had issued and recently sold 100000
new stock; that all new issue OF Milwaukee & st.
Paul stock announced yesterday, was promised to
contractors and sold three months and that New
session Of the Stock Exchangs building, the Stock
Exchange to move to the neigbborhood Of City Hall
Park. The following The closing Quotations;
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MAIN e.
FIRE IN BRADLEY.

BANGOR, Jan. 10.-The dwelling house of
Joseph Kimball, of Bradley, was wholly con-
sumed by fire yesterday. Contents mostly
saved. Loss $1,000; no insurance.
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PROF. RUSSELL, who will read this evening
IN connection with the Arions, for the benefit
OF st. Paul's church, is very highly spoken of
by the press. He is said to have an unusually
tine voice. The New York "Home Journal"
speaks of it as zone which in power and COM
pass, rich melody, or variety Of mod ulatiou, is
probably unrivaled in this country" In re-
gardIto his ability as an interpreter of the
great authors, the New York Tribune remarks
His delineations from Shakespeare are un-
surpassed as are specimens of artistic execu-
tlon." With all due respect,however for "The
Great William" everybody relishes Dickens
and Prot Russell is said to read this author SO
well that, according to the Hartford Cour-
ant one hardly knows "whether to prefer
the author, or the certainly more polished
reader of the evening"
We find that in San Francisco. not long
ago. the audience had the pleasure of hearing
that we'll known selection from "Handy An
dy, in which the parish priest comments so
wlttlly upon the offerings of his flock for tho
repairs of the village church. This, says the
Alta California" was the very best selection
of the evening" From all these unusually
hearty commendations-with many others
we may safely expect rich treat. And as to
the part the "Arions" are to perform, at to-
nights Entertainment, there is no doubt that
We shall have the best harmonies rendered in
the best style.
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GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Rene
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. Il
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success,

FROM NUMEROUS CASES of Dyspepsia and
Constipation, cured by the use of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs, after
every other known remedy has been used in
vain, its efficacy in reseoring thir functions of
Digestion and Evacuation is manifest
ian1Ot, -d&W1W