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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22

RRclpRocrTY.-The REGlsTER congral'
ulates itself on having published Tue
Governors message day in advance OF
the Intelliqencer. We care very little
about il, but it is no more than just to
our contemporary that we should mention
a single fact. Last year, when one OF the
proprietors of the Mtelligencer was Pub
lie Printer he furnished an advance
copy OF the Governors message to the
REGrsrER in order that that paper
might publish it the same day we did'
This year the proprietor OF the REG-
IsrsR is Public Printer, but there Is no
return of last years courtesy.-InteIf'-
gencer-.Saturday.
The above statement needs some
explanation and correction. Last
year when one Of the proprietors OF the
lntslEgsncer was Public Printer, the
Governors message was printed in THE
city, and prior TO the departure of the
Public Printer for Charleston, we
asked for and obtained copy Of the
message. This year the message was
printed in Charleston and was not IN
type sooner than last Monday, the day
before the meeting OF the Legislature.
We employed messenger to bring 1t 10
Parkersburg for us as soon as 1t could
be obtained, and it was there mailed
reaching us in time for publication on
Thursday morning. considerably ahead
Of competition. If the Intelhgsneer had
manifested business enterprise enough
to make similar arrangements, we have
no doubt its proprietors could have
procured copy Of the message in Char
lesion lust as soon as we did Further
more, the.proprietor OF the REGISTER is
not Public Printer, and this the editor
OF the Inte!igcncsr knows full well.
There was, therefore, no room for
reciprocity" in the case. 1t would
have been more manly in our Quincy
street friend to frankly acknowledge
his lack of newspaper enterprise than
to indulge in sickly whine that has a
fiat falsehood for its foundation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22
ICE! ICE!! ICEu!

THE UNDERsINGED INFORMS HIS
OLD custom ers, and the public gene
OF pure yhREE MILE ICE" which he
wiz deliver 10 customers during the COM
Ing 50 .nmer. at the lowest market rate.
wake your orders early.
janll GEO SCHELLHASB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22
Notice.
CO.Partnership Notice.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
fore existing under the nrm name Of
PRYOR, Boyd & Co, was dissolved by mutual
consent, December 3, 1871; r,,,.,
&. JANE PRYOR.
Wheeling, January Il, 1872. JanIs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22

Fisks brain weighed ffty-eight
ounces. Daniel .Websters weighed but
fifty. three ounces and half The
great Cuvier had sixty-four ounces and
a half, while Prof. Abercrombie pos
sessed sixty-three. Ruloff. the murderer,
who was executed at Binghampton last
spring, had fifty-nine ounces Of brain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22
BenwOOd Iron Works.
WHEELING. Jan. Q Ii.

WHEELING, Jan. g. lS73
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this company, and M.
election of Board OF Directors, will ha
held at the Office OF the company, No |,
Quincy street, city OF Wheeling, on TUES
LAY Ssd day of January, Isl, at o'clocS
pm. ALoNZo DoRING, Sec'ry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22

The WEEKLY REGISTER
will he sent I'm Clubs of Five
and over. during the Sessions
of the Legislature and Con.
yention for Forty Gents per
Copy. Full proceedings OF
both bodies will be published
regularly. Back numbers
will be sent to all subscribers
requesting them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22
BUY THE BEST.

TIME apEERLEss" CLOTHES We WEI
FR will outwear any and al -
aud do the work better than can -
hy hand. saving labor, time and cor
rake one on tyi1d, and II not sar l''1 -
return Il and get your money, IL 81
PARTICULARLY, cannot sIImu "
Price only $50, with sOys; cheal - 7
be,ter than ali oihefz. other yaIsS,l .
Wrinyrrs in stock. Also tbs ce's
Union Washing Gnsa:ne. poyn A
aoy8 PRYOR R'Ds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-22
Citizens Railway COmpapt

N0TICE.-The annual meeting Of IL,
Stock holders will be held In the City Build.
inqs on SATURDAY, January 9Th, Is,
beTw, en the hours OF and 4 O'Clock I. NJ
iag-sa WIN. II. WOODS, Secy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
Catching Shad With Hook And
Line.


Pron the Rochester Chion,I
1t has been the popular notion IN this cOuu-
try that shad could not be induced ~ take q
hit, and when captured it must be by the net
in some form Seth Green has letter from
Thomas Chalmers, dated at llOlyOke, on the
Connecticut, giving the results OF his expert
ments at batting shad, in company with an
other named George Murray. The writer
saws, Notwithstanding the old saying that Shad
will not take bait, he and hi, companion went
to llolyoke two years ago and began making
observations and experiments. They had
never visited shad stream before.
A careful examination of the stomach of
the shad gave no light rs to what they fed
upon. Various kinds of bait, natural and ar
tlical, were tried, and for u considerable time
without satisfactory result. At length some
flies were dressed in q peculiar manner, and
these the shad took and were captured in con
siderable numbers with hook and line. In
July, 1871 1868 shad were taken on two poles
Three flies were used on one line, and some
times as many as three shad were ta-
ken at one cast-the whole weighing eigh
and a-halt pounds. The present season ha,
not been 81 good, owing partly to rOily water
but the sport has been fair. In one evening
between and $3.50, the two augles took il
twenty shad ON hooks and lines. Mr.. Chal
mers says that from childhood he has beel
given to sport with Tod and line, and think
Tho catching Of shad with hook and line tn
best angling he has found.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
A Fish with Four Hands.

t'Scientifc Miscellany" in dalaxy for September.
Mr.. Foord, member Of the Australian Ecli-
pse Expedition, recently described before the
Royal Society, most extraordinary creature,
which was dredged up from the bottom Of the
SEA near the northern shores of Australia. -
Mr. FOord says "rhe body was that Of u
fish, but, wonderful to relate, it had in the
place Of fins tour legs, terminated by what
you might call hands, by means of which it
made its way rapidly over the, coral reef
When placed OIL the skylight Of the steamer
the fish stood up on its tour legs, sight tU
behold 1t was small, and something like y
lizard, but with the body vi a fish," The land
animals OF Australia are notorious for theil
peculiar forms and structure, but according to
tie above they are even less nOndescript than
thr,e inhabiting the Australian seas. Mr..
Wnlte, member Of the same eXpidlti0n, t. u
strange tales about rats. The little island
upon which We pitched our tents" he says,
was over run with them, and what was nOst
extraordinary, they were Of every color from
pacA " yellow, and some tortoise she'll"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22

!, EASING SHADows-As the trials of life
micken and the dreams of other days fade one
" one in deep vista Of disappointed hope, the
lean grows weary Of the struggle. and We begin
W. W realize our insignilicance. Those who have
Snmoed in" to the pinnacle OF fame, or revel in
,ttAury OF wealth, go 10 the grave at last with
. %e poor mendicant who begs by the wayside,
aa asu IKE him are soon forgotten. Generation
a..er generation have felt as active in life ~ We
ms n'.' now They passed away as vapor. while
tafe ,ho =, Wore the same aspect OF beauty as when
shen he crator commanded her To he. And 20
ID, IL De when We are gone. The heavens
".'' oe us bright over our .le,ds as they are now
sn %ouhu our paths; the world will have the sam.
usc'iohs Tor ohsprings yet unborn that she ha.
now ior our children.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
Thank Cod.

Al the close Of the Revolution, George iii,
desired his chaplain to return thanks 10 God.
The Chaplin replied, ''Sre, do you wish me
70 thank God that you lost so many troopsy
"Now
DO you wish to thank God because You have
'osl 50 many millions sterling?"
"Nop
DO you want to thank God because you have
Ost thirteen of your best colonies p
"Now
Then what do you want TO thank God fors''
want to thank God BECAUSE IT Is No
woRsEp
30 It is with the Radicals They fire salutes
oVef North Carolina aud thank God il is no
worse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
FE"NSYLVANlA FE RAILRoAu
~ INN AaERa4nrsG
'' AZ H1IHR MONDAY, JULY. %. ls7.

SksT k'f PaIfaHn1tiIru.,5, aapIffGH1ti Ir.5, Q. 1879.
Trains leave Depot. ihirty .secani IA. A.
:Fie; LIN. wv Ss'ss 81,
'aoi accommodation d.,ly. r,'s,, ga,
aud l. 80 a. and li'lo a. III. 10 , NJ. 40 ON
Tag ,asara Express daily. ,xrep, SUNDAY
Sunday sno ana Elm'ra Express daily. e.ce"; ~;
Har,;.hn.a anI Erie EXP daily ex Sunaay,s A. %
Iannss,ss ncc. daily. except SUNDAY n ;, p'' M
psak esbarr Tra;n 1ra ase daily. eA sunday
Sancthhnsti Express ssiIy S.S% ~ p.m'
raeinc Express daily. 9n pm.
Erie Mail daily ........ ao pm.
tin.iunnm nn SuaaIy Trans 10 AIN and = p%. p%
E5e Far na, SATURDAY runs only 70 li;sdsys
ass Esr.nt Express Tam itavins !" =, ~ -,
baggage dsSersd !: Is sn,., he pf"ru,.da
E,,,s.. for S.s1 Sss1 ~; Is.A Sis;.''o. by 80 pm
hssess III m Train tor Long Branch. is a. m md
Wy Trains ioT Bristol =. a9as and i io 30 I'm:
W. W. IRAN tT.in tor tor HIren,ep. lsdrm.. .''"
New iork Smnd Mon ssburg aud Bustleton, " nm.
la.1 night. ht'"uAS Trains. 40 /" M. 845 N. II
W VII. .a lITin connects at Tr,n.ou fer rL.ube,,
,,o,u..hn, KENsiNGfoN DEPOT.
Way fraln for pNa.,eton Nsm @sm, l..}os 7.ll pm.
ksrress Trains for Trenton % :. .n =" "
Dp
way w, rams for Trenton. 1910 IN 3 %. oo and
Way Train for Bristol.
p,,,.,s foR BELN DEkE UIVtSiJN. NJ
,nn g. ,or aheht"n. Lam mbertvil,e, Ea.ton. s,vnn
H.. HWy IRAN f3 Lambertville K Pennpvtm IL oo am
,an w. 'T Trenton. Lanbertv viti,, hast"n. Scr An
" ~ Npa'lLIutdere "nd Pennington j3Opm m
"ahkEI STREET FERNY
..,,.,,, NmbOy bis.siOn.
H., a Wv, " hout. ior New l,tkyla Ambov i 20 a m
n,n ANS i"r Trenton, \ Oh AMI 10 10 "A M n 6
A ,,' '' anu ~, ouI rni 6np J. m
9lnoaatios , 1i !, ~ Tor New York via Perth Amb,w.
&C.. WMSeom,n ior New York via Jersey City. aOopm
Way Trains t.r IL .....s-... GA u
a,"iht ior Hightstsuu Il - IN and ( ~ n M M
rims for feutbctton, Long Branch And
nv al o'.hern and 1uckerron Rain uads 10 =
Way Way Trains for Mt. Holly. Lon. s.s1 and l.nn N
= n :, iraihs Tor feRbetton. 10 t0au = Il, 5Ca
sieering Car Tick Is for the IVES, can he had ~,
M ~ at the Ticket odice. .1i Chestnut stf~ a
' =. me Derot. Thirty second am Market STA
nsehts oi the Union Transte- Iomrnny will ca 4
r..a; aua o.lfer baggage AT the pepots orders viii
prompt attention, and Railroad I lime Card
"' ''o pe Sbtaned at the t"lewinx
rr,cIr ,,, No. .Ni hcstnut street
A'N"hA offlCES: No. SIS hestnut street
No. lii Market strecs,
""" Ut we petotS and Ferry named shove.
J.CAsSATT. General Manager
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22

0f, STRONG SMoKER.-A remarkable instance
NV "'etance by the hnmsn system Of the exces-
IL use OF tobacco is aii,r led in the case OF DR..
i0a. 'i Rotterdam. This gentleman, who was
ISn II. Sn as the king Of smokers has just died il,
da.: ootn year, and is said 10 have consumed
hs'a hung hls long life more than four tons Of 10
s;It o. .. The ruling passion was apparent IN the
Tho, q 'he deceased, and in his eccentric request
ofS;a nus oak coffin might be lined with the cedar
co,n "s oid cigar boxes, and that box Of Frencl,
ma. and package of old Dutch tobaceo
NJ Ss@ W placed at his foo:, and BY the side OF
6.s 10y nus iavorite pipe. together with matehes
r''s and steel, and tinder. I'LL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
rns BEGINNING and the End.


or., The meadows We two went forth
On that first bright day Of spring.
when the leaves peep out from the russell boushs
An 1 the birds begin to sins
.l,o, A, leaf that was new that day
VA, (resher at heart than we
And no, A pair Ia the feathered choir
Ma, restless with joy could he:
rs,; that ife overAowed with love.
That earth was a sunny place.
p,.,oy heart was full Of his love for me.
And glxei on his pleasant face.
Al an we wandered and wandered on.
r;ll We heard the noon day cla"g.
Tia, a, W. turael to our homoward path.
We lifted our voice and SANG
eide brown moor and blank gray sky.
And never a stirring thing,
And We two walking the very path
That we had troiden in spring:
~, word we said neither he nor /.
And the pain at our hearts was sore.
Far III. sweet sweet song which began in joy.
Died away With Never more"
At last | said in my bitter soorn.
II wish we had never met !"
And then he prayed, with choking voice.
THAT might be happy yet.
And "a We parted-bvneath IL tree
Whose leaves re yellow aud sere;
He went away. and sat and wept,
And called but he did not hear.
One or tive prints IN the morning snow
Up to the churchyarl gate;
And the only sound on the irosty air
When the robin calls her mate:
Again stand by the side o! him
Whom | walked with long aso
But | aIn left alone in the world,
And he il beneath the snow
And yet feel We are rcarer now
Than ever used 10 be
An angel Is far more merei'ui
Than II mortal man can he;
So he iorsives me tor I'll the pain
OF the crucs words said
And he knows how wept on the wide brown moor
With the blank gay SKY o'crhcad!
lGood Word,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
NEW GRVCElxY STORE
.. w. Cor. Fourth aud Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
The undersisned respectfully an-{3@y
sKXPsunces to his old friends and thee
&xEpu6iic generally that h. has complet 12se9&I
~sbd his new store, and hasopcnca with a stock
ot tne new and fresh
GROCERIES,, SUGARS AND MOLASSEs,
Lowering crushed, grapul,,ed aud puivcrzed sugar,
=, SOFT. white and coffee sugars,
o,,, syrup nnd all kinds OF Moasscs
~" ~" government Java Coffee, Lagura Nnricsiho
no, hreen and Roasted Coffee; the fin Black and
hreen Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour
nx" t buckwhent, ali kinds iIMre Spires Sara nos
a. A. kinds Of Tanned Fruits. French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive OIL Walnut. Mushroom and
tomato tatsnr. English and American Pickles j eI
nes. Oheese Fresh Roll Butter Bakers Cocoa and
. .norolate. vermacciii. Macaroni Washing soap ia
great variety. Toilet soap Silver Gloss Starch Cur
rants, Raisins. Ci'ron. Atmore's Mince Meat brie,
peaches and Apples. Cranberric. Brnorns Painted
ouckets, brushes. Srerm, Adanantinc and Tailo v
eanaies. nnd all articles usually kept in II well n
A"'tea grocery Store. Gnll and examine my stock
NV JAMES c RirfEN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
Fora honesLeau IN the w esL.
~ 8 81 EE
PEkhSYl JANA CENTRAL r. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
o r PIT T 3 B U r q
And all places in the Wsst, Southeast a..
N0rtAcest,


~ TuR sHORTssr AND BRsT ROurR. -
Thisiine affords uneau all cd n duce IN ent. to Der
eonsdesirng acheap and pedtio.is passage Q to tn
West. aud dessry particularly the attention OF x
such desire to avail ep6sl ths Ho y w
Bill passed ~ the lsst Congress.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad, with Its cor
Meeting lines 10 by l3' miles the shortest route TO
Chicago aud other prominen places in the W est ap1
ts also the quick cheapest and best route to al
prOmi inent places IN the Southw est and west
Passengers fOrw ard ed in table and xir
PASSENGER Cans. furnished with edseats with
moyeabe backs. water tanks. stoves. in Winter and
with such othe! convenences are requisite for th
comfort OF families.
Through tcketss sold to al uromin on t y iacesr
the West. Southwes and North vest. at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under i've years old FREQ, and chluren
between the ages five and twelv. yoars pay nait-
PRICE.
Baggage checked and forwarded by the Ame train
with the passengers Eighty pounds of baggage car
| :;ed free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays. and ticket
mu.t be procured and baggage dcliv the ce,
| Ne. ll6 Mark Ut street. BY 3 o'clock, p N.
| by addressing the undersigne ed he will forwardb
return Of mall FREQ ofohArge. acrculsr containing
| complete price lht. map. . correct copy
| may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
| Oftha PennsylvAnta Railroad Company,
! No. ll6 Market Street, Philadelpa,s
Petla,isphta Jvre ~. 'Nb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22

Dl,lLADELPliIA. u.MINaTON sp.i
l. MORN kAILRtiAD "a"
SPECIAL NOTICE
on and after " EDN kSDAY. October 18th. IL.
: passenger car viii be attached to the fre;sH
aington. " ~ VIZ
Ihe train will stop NJ Stations rs follows vhA
aEna'isS .. ES trays Ferry. 9.l2 =. m Lasaretto
low 9. y ,. NJ; Linwood, 9Hs y. ~; Cisymnn, I"m
p IN; Ellersiie. lDlsp p. M; arrive Wilminsto ton 10.
:" t"rfahl u. = khkNEY. SupT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22

Trans leave Depot. Thirty -second ma Ms,L. g,
"'" sst nerot. thirty 6r-t.In Ms,Hs, 2, g.
mWu0 Line "a oiA o. o 8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22
Pniladeir hia, wilmington auu "a u.
Lore hallfUaQ
Il - ~ u s
TIME TABLE.

TIME ia BILE.
D4po sans, NM. JHns 3d. 1872 1,.u. viii is.v
wAY-AAiL TRAIN $50 A. M tsundsys ssss i...S..
sasss
Sm D.i,-s1- wa: 1%Su. .a Branch hs,.sd aysnd .d
S.1.x k.ro, At ssalvi wnh snd
sa,."Ai At hali-tlr, Vic n,co .nd Foaomhs "Jrs
ExPKkss TGAiN At isAv NJ. tsunds,, s,o.,
E:y9is s%1n. "n1 and
.xrhHs;s p,as'T1 ,Il .,,4 Castle ''''ss AZ ""
@e.S vs r NJ or
.ssa
,,i,. A.l,s-s-r.e%. Ao.ras-s. Perrymssn. fEssIry-
niss al nos'-
iasoa s''Ey1a .@.. (. ialssa Es.:a
Havfe-de-1 ace. p-ii ynia r. ana B !, ns e'D'hie,
~, Aon,os Norroll TAX. III.
WILMINGTON TRAINS
Eve ALL ltl.isai tHads
40 < ~ d a. IL . ass s":u.s,. e. ss sS
D&AsL ~iIsiSS1os sa :. ;'.s =. 80
..ss .sa III Pa ..ti;sA. ; . o.. s
TIL, az "a Win ,,., ins,on at s1 ''' SUNDAY
rhils @ ''l 1sD sl' f1ho S1.s i,' elN7I NJ =
ss.ns lbis a =. Il. /. r.a,"a' cree. .a r
Leave i"i,.de,lnla icr For. be,.r,, san.,,. ...
a. y". ,s 81. 3" d, .Ii,.a-n.
nt ~ r ~ IA ,h'. 10. ho-,-r -sn.
ssH .,o~ al 1sr Il f~.aia..1 s..a.. 1Hs M
| Lasokiu. 'ai"uelhta Anf
"". I.f nei"-'' "r fhisdelpl Ia run Az. ,.c.,,, .,
- - vi Hhh 20 T. m; "a rui ihil.,t.h :.
| Su"s .i. as'n oii hs Pni~.i-l .h,. = X n ,o
| sunu.y leave rhisdeiphi" To- q. s,r, !, =, y ~
rr,ns s I've, U'o,. " @ ur fn.dr'phiA ~ h. IA. = "'
''s'"e ea'hk !" l"'inRtoh al DO u, r ali am,
cohec' ~ Laih"kn junction al, A.. u "iit
| iIHi kAitIuaa. anu u .itinsss SeA-
LEAvk Y Wti.MiS.,T, % TthAlHs =. IS rh0h BAL7IAc3x,
| cHEsTLk tOh TuiI ~ ~ r. s:.. iUao. r n
LIZA ~. o., Z h ~ %. 7.t2 sA .h A.. q, 40 .
| v,o, 81. - 81 GIL. 90 suI m ~ - W a. H.
| S'"" o"."noIe. 20 fhilsieiphis Leaf. not...A =
| -. > jS A. ~, LAprs. "a :" I1
| v,o, 10 NJ kIpra-s IIu,r X -. = NJ
ais 90 p for' Depos i,.ud u ,ss u,rd -.
| AoooWinodAtioa ainf,.n p,. :,
| sious. "A''inof'"ud 'ntsrusdis.~ h,.-
c,.,I TEAMS FOR BALrIL.kL
! LeAve nss'erAt l2u6 .ui ). II a
6.1s.a - sso ~ w A. H.. ~ na
Leave. ss,Ss.,s ssUSD. !. IkAiA SsoA sAIrsss.
| mans Ab.rds.u IL, -. s.spvisy .. Asss.~ Perry
II port w,imng.aHSs' E.ktcn. Newark S<.n.on .-"
nssoo ,Cl.yUont, Liz v.cy ."HSh, nav
| T. - kkSALT \. .as-'-I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-22

iii ;i1s S!raisht-out Democrats Of New jersey
&S,Soa State Convention at Trenton, on
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-25

Its III. easiest thing In The world 70 lose the blessing
Of hs.th but when lo,. II Is not 50 easy TO tsaIa II
The popular Idea Of hhy ys.rs 40 that trsnsndOu,
securing Of iAe bowels was an essential element Of cure
In almost all diseases has fortunately for mankind BEEN
pretty eaoetuAly exploded. The Introduction Of IOs
letters Stomach BIttss, nearly quarter 81 century
ago. may be said to have given the coup tgrats 10 dI
Tie purEatiou The world has learned from The bench
sIal Effects produced By that admirable preparation
that one medicine may embrace The throS propsrtss Of
tonle, laxative, and an Alternative that the three
suratrs processes Of nrgortiOu purAeatOn AAd TsEu-
lAtion mar DO sompssd At the same time By the eper
alien Of a Slpsle agreeable remedy. There are sound
philosophical reasons for The remarkable improvement
Whohthe BI,tS OseasOn In the condition Of drranEed
and SniseblSd IJStsm THIS pure eonblnaOn Of tesa-
table iuisSs not only strengthens the stomach stimulates
The appetite aud braces the nOrytS, hut also mpAtts
tonO and VlEor 70 the ssofotoy OrFansaS the su The
lVst aud the kidneys land u the blood has become too
thin and WasfJ TO noufiih The body properly enrshes
and ytAEsI that "aW MATERIAL Of all the solid por-
tons Of the frame At dis period Of The rear when To-
termttsnt iovers bilious disorders stomach complaints
and dyssntSFc and diartbas ailments are always more
or les rfc oeeaionA doses Of the Btts will be found
The best safeguard against the atmospheric conditions
which generate them. An secession oil General Visor Is
Necessary to snsbS the ystsn to resist The morbid In.
fusnec ihs naArOus which rise from the earth
al this season, and fall tho known nygurAHtS Iios.
letters Bilters Ia the safest and noIt potent,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-25

CALIYoRSIA's BIGoEST NuooET.-How
much we owe to California! Her precious
metals have enriched thousalids'ot our Eel
low citizen, and have proved the main
stay Of America In times Of national pc.
cuniary embarrassment. Her mining in
dustries have given employment to
myriads Of mechanics and laborcrs. She
is the land Of promise to the fortune
seeker. But the Golden State has lately
sent us new treasure. Her last nugget
is DE-. WALKrR's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BirTERs. The health giving principles
contained In this curative are more pre-.
cious boon than gold. mall affections of
the liver and stomach, remittent and inter
mittent ieyers. rheumatism and pulmonary
diseases it may be rclicdupon. As blood
depurent and invigorant it is unequallcd,
purifying the circulation and intusing new
yigor into the debilitatcd frame. 1t con-
qucrs that most unyiclding Of all com
plaints-dyspepsia, and we know Of no
other remedy that can accomplish this.
Its entire freedom from alcoholic spirit,
which retards and neutralzes the effect Of
any medicine, and which forms tho basis
Of many Of the psende bitten and TONES,
doubly enhances the value to the sick.
The papers cIthe United States, vic with
one another in doing honor to DR.. Walker.
We, too, add eur voice, and say all honor
to tho man whose science and skill have
enabled him to draw from the vegetable
kingdom such balsam for human suffer-
inO.-Com. .u