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DIR, WHITTIER,

OsS SA. SbaTtoo SVc0ts 0Ss 6Sshog WV
Has been longer enEsged liz I. II 2,.s treat.
Bssnass shs nss s,Sr phy II ST. Ior sass
s oi, q oy ,ss oph1Its
tc,.r sreagi:, Af:e;tcns q ,.s Throat
in,potsncy, .es T'!u :: i 1,a.
excess ii Ma a,er yea: or o',ss c.1.es a.a sa.a
efSihns' pps,o 81 .he slsIss
ioss 81 i,ssrnory and IL sesaai poHs.. 's.s5s:
marragg are rsf~I 20 VIII y s sTser,e g
be relied upon l. Is scl!-eriicut that Physician
treating thousan OF cases nciarcs a, SKILL
knowing, taI freq er rsconnS I'd persons 70
The "a Who'll, Louse o, Twelve ros II the
most extensive IL the s.aat y snbr .cng ceptian
Medcaed and Vapcr Bath, her sire Laboratory
and important Of all the Library where the old and
latest standard works OF all the schools o: medicine
found also Anatomical Plates life size ami colocd to life,
Diseased conditions which have been procured
from Paris France, regardless OF expense and no; 70 ee
found In any other Library in the city The Library !.
separately aud privately Prem great number Of persons
under Doctors he enabled to keep Tie scale Of
best travelling being expensive, many In and
occasionally In Europe. hni his treatment ee ncous;
cases where drubt exists IL frankly stated
All commune atoms strictly hdrntal. Oiea Hours:
Psrson. arriving city any hor, may
10 tbs Office.
Prfvats Sexual and Nervous Diseases ,eu: sealed for two
Stamps, 70 prepay oost CO.
The writings OF i physician whose repu'a..
ton 10 union wide is worth the postage, and
los pages, while n answer every con.
cievoblO question. that the doubt.
lul curl GUS or inQuisitiye wish to
know, will BIO sent securely sealed.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanent.
" cured ofthat dread disease, Consumption,
IS = simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
c"re. To all whe desire it, he will send a
c":.y OF the prescription used, free of
Oh. rgs. with the directions for preparing
ni using the same, which they will find a
-.re Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chi is, &c.
Z rites wishing the prescription will please
at!lrrss Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
49,; Penn Street, Williamsburgh,
y. /. yl3nol year
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MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD

tna rho MAJ injury. wIo NOT rhy Hap EDl:
f. s' IL s s"s
:ei."es q Appreciation. Irssssir. sexual Exe.ts-
DAk EXHAUSTION from ahaferer eanse "
Nitdis old age aud What b done IA such isrs
&C., and gioins snncisn "a, ~ o oa. pesps
lsIo'ssd ~ q. asssa BY onsun,pt on, Epliepsy,
dc.a voud dsossass one-h q gs'f,a ion az
agSS11sss Of tbs Heart and Brain "aad BE- far .ess
sausns All that thu dosb Jul '"1as.re ~sA to
ks10. sss maprta1e5nJ6 oni p-tuds counsellor sen.
IN scaled envelope both for rs confs Ad.
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Cheap Corn Culture.
90 Acres day, better than by hand, with
TEEsBsVKsEs
.s.KDCsYEFx.YsG
EReEEs.SOs7s
AND BROADCAST WEEDER.
81 Slanting Tooth of Tempered Steel
for . Dollars.

The many small teeth being round and
sloping backward do not tear up the strong
IL rooted corn. but tiiectually destroy the
Young weeds on the surface. stirring the
soil in as we'll as around the hill. A boy
can take entire ere Of 100 acres of corn
and thus obviate hand-hoeing entirely.
The number, shape, and position Of the
round. slanting teeth render this Harrow
the most complete and rapid Pulverizer
ever used, emitting the Jumps witha down.
ward draw-cut, instead Of pushing them
aside; for the same reason it draws very
easily, and covers Il wide surface
Wheat and all sown crops are benefited
by cultivation, as certainly as corn or cab
bage which Can be probably done with the
Harrow.
increasing the yield 3 to 5
Bushels per Acre.
An agent writes us as follows: 81 offered
q circular to John Gritman, (Springville,
Iowa an Influential Quaker. lie said, i
don't want that. Said !, read it, it will do
you no HARM lie said, No, l have the
thing instead: Thee must not think we are
so far behind the times. sent 500 for
four harrows last Spring. WELL said l,
rs YOU have used them tell me will they
do all the papers say p lie said, Il tell
| the william, this Harrow will do all the
papers say it will.'H
C. RANKIN, Biggsville, H., who purchas'
ed 10 Harrows last year, cultivating three
thousand acres Of corn. says: II could
have used twice as many if had had them
in time"
VIM. u. BURNS, Monmouth, H., says: 81
narrowed my corn and potatoes. One team
will do 90 acres Il day"
l. A. w. CAMpFIELD, Sullivan, Ill.,: "a
boy II years old will do mere corn in one
day than ten men the old way
| JAS A. PINE. Omaha, Neb. : 81 cult
waited my corn and it work ed like a charm.
II. FoRp, Buda, H.: son my corn it die
good work.
II. CoMsTocK, Liberty Mills. Ind: "My
son, 10 years old narrowed 100 acres in
days, wheat, oats and corn"
S. CLARK. Cambridge, H.: ut is excel
lent for corn"
Farmers Club. New York City, says :"ll
potato culture it is really excellent; saves
half the EXPENSE
Twcnty-four page Catalogue sent free
with full particulars; price of five sizes de
livered at depots in % cities; eleven pages
Of farmers experience.
One good Canyasser wanted in every
town.
J.J. THOMAS s. CO.,
20 Geneva, N. Y.
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THE HlUa Plain Dealer
Business Directory.
Cards in the classified list of trades will
cost 81 tor each line for one year.
C1.escO Trade.
agricultural Implements.
GARTER, J G. See ad.
srROTIER 4 CONKLlN SEQ advt.
DOAN n BARKER, South side Of Mar.
kct Street, see advt.
WRIGHT, A. d. south side OF Market
Street.
HANCHETT + LOOMS. First do OF
South y. Court House.
Attorneys.
BERRY,C. E. ONCE on n. n. street op
posfte the Depot.
GOODRICH, III. A. SEQ card.
MEAD, w. Il. See card.
HENRY WTDNER. ONCE two door,
North Of the Court House, on Elm street
WRIGHT, A ID. south side Market
REED, II. T., once in Bank,
Auctioners.
MITCHELL Il MCNAMARA. See Card
Bankers.
kIMBALL FARNswoRrH. See card.
Bakers.
CRANDALL, ii. II. Soc Card.
Blacksmith.
HIrCHCOC X &CHRlsrENsoN, see card.
WOLF, John. On Market Street,
Boot and Shoe Makers, dc.
ALLEMAN, w. II. See advt.
NEWTON $. J. See card.
TRUMBLE, VIM. ii. West side Of Elm,
street doors North OF the Post once.
Clothing.
J.B. CAWARD. See advt.
WHITE: c. 1. North end Of Dric X
Confectionery.
FUTILE. c. E. + Co. In post once
CLEMMER, il. See ad.
WEBSTER, w. Is. See card.
goods Dealers.
MILF, JOHN, West side Of Elm street.
See adj. 90
CAWARD, J. b. first door South OF til.
Drick Block As
=, SAMSON, 4 sIMONDs south side OF
market street. See nd.
WHITE. &. 1. No. s Brick Block.
Drug Stores.
CLEMMER, u. See ad.
Flour and Feed.
CLARK, H., See card.
NEWTON, 81. First door north Of Court
House.
Grocery and Fruit Stores.
WEBSTER, w. d. Sec adj.
FUTILE, &. L. Il Co., in post Office.
GkiER, d., opposite Court House.
hardware Stores.
CHAPLIN, b. Sec ad.~
DOAN II BARKER, Sec ad.
HANCHETT 4 TOMAS, At the old
stand Of NesNton l. Casyard.
Harness Mukers.
MILLER, FRED. See ad.
MALTBY, II. A., Shop next door Jewel.
ry Store.
Hotels.
J. DcNOY ELLES. See card.
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm and
WESTERN HOTEL, see card.
Insurance Agents.
K!MBALL 4 FARNswORTn, at the
Bank.
GRIER, ID. at his store,
JeNelers.
sWENsON OLE, East side OF Elm st
Justices Of the Peace.
GILLETT, E. Office IN the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. J. r. Office with Z, r,
Brcckcnrtdg, over Chapins Store.
Livery Stables.
MOORE 4 RICHARDS. West Of Elm St
near the DeNoyellcs House.
Lumber Dealers.
FLEMING, w. l. j. Robert Phclp n
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See AL
PECK, JOHN T.. Yard corner Of
Elm aud Market streets.
Neat Markets.
COMBS Il SAMANH near the DOst or.
Ice.
Miiitners.
MRS. J. r. DONAHUGH, sse nd.
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4 ROCK FOEs TRkE Exga4EaDa !
Notioe TO tho Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Look to your Children ]
The Great Soothing Remedy.

NSOS Cures collie sni Rrfpine n the PRICE
&,r,rrny : r. bowels. and faciitA.es tho Iso-I QE
w WY rs cess otseethiaG CENTS
MRS. Pubdncs commissions md ever 4NAIXs
W3fTeoHS,s GENES ali disease tnsl.sAs !. Rs
s:Vn IYlp iu1an . and CailaIen. CENTS
MN0s Cures DiarrkrA. nvsc1sery
WSlTCcHD'S ana summer ColnlaiAt il sni- ~
SYRUP. loren Of Ell ages; I.s
T., by tca;h:as any other caG-a.
ar. rc Nv The CT ration Eedtain, Co, ST. Louis, No.
III IL Oruse:.ls I.l Oe...s "a b.di.ias eSeV wbesc
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Physicians.

JONES, L. +. Office over Clc,a,aer's Drug
store. -
BOWERS, J. II. Ho,nropatlist. over
Hamchctt's Hardware store.
CLEMMER,J. }. Office In Drug Store.
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DIR CROOKS SYRUP OF POKE ROOT.
Cures Scrolula, Scrofulous Tumors'
Scrofulous diseases of the Eyes,
or Scrofula in any form.
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DOCTOR. WHITTIER,

OIJ SCs VnaI1e3 St'' SSs Aouls' nAV'
ne most successful speciat Of the cao has gison
lifelong special attention to the treatment Of all edss
relating to the above requiring medical tntsrereaee end
Mas been longer located in st. Louis than diy
other Chronic Diseosc rhysician. Read his MofHs
and Judge foryourself. co"ads"ti,t eons,.iat'o,
Inquiry sritA stamp, 0njp0ycd.
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And an Endless Variety of
Ladies Fine Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Gold Opera Chains, Silver Spoons,
Gents Opera Chains, Tea Sets,
Gold Neck Chains, Ladies' Sets,
Silver Vest Chains Pearl Sets
Table Casters, Ice Pitchers,
Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns,
Nut Picks, Syrup Dishes,
Card Stands, Spoon Holders,
Napkin Rings, Cups and Goblets
Walters, Bracelets,
Butter Dishes, Gold Thimbles
Gold Rings, Silver Thimbles
Gold Teeth Picks, Gold 'Lockcts,
Gold Pens, Shirt Studs
Id Watch Keys, Music Boxes,
oral Beads, Watch Chains,
Coral Necklaces, Seal Rings,
raj Sets and Rings, Brooches &c.
Bronze Ornaments. Opera Glasses.
Office and Parlor Clocks of
Every Description.
Watch Materials and Tools
For jewelers..
Every one sitting our city, should call at
our establishment and examine the goods:
The Cheapest Prices is Our
Motto!
B. F. NORRIS & co.
3in5 l37 s. l39 State st., Chicago.
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Miiiiaers.

MRS. J. r. DONAHUGH, sse nd.
AMES, MRS. A. s. at the late stand Of
Miss Gambia.
STONE, Mrs. J. c., see ad.
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Wagon Makers
HITCHCOCK Il RlMA, see ad.
EDWARDS, VIM. See add
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SLOAN, e. b. See card
SWENDSON SVEN 1t Edwards Stor
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DIR. CROOKS SYRUP OF POKE ROOT.
Cures Rheumatism,
Pains in Limbs, Bones, &c.
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Lumber Dealers.
FLEMING, w. l. j. Robert Phclp n
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See Adj
PECK, JOHN f. Yard corner Of
Elm aud Market streets.
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Hotels.

J. DcNOYELLES. See card.
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm aud
High SITS.
WESTERN HOTEL, see card.
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Insurance 1qents.

INSURANCE 4 gents.
KIMBALL l. FARNSWORTH, at the
Bank.
GRIER, ID. at his store,
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Meat Markets.

flee.
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Jewelers.

SWENSON OLE, East side OF Elm st
Sec ad.
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photographic.
SLOAN, T.. b. nearly oppos,te IN.
Court House.
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Produce Dealers.
HUNTING, BEN. Red Warehouse
Dealer im all kinds OF Pre- 6z3e. PsrS
Hides, Pclts and Eurs.
BEADLE 4 SLEE. Elevator Office with
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OUo'ttto y tWc EIU6.
GILLETT, E. Office In the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. J. +. Office with &. r.
Breckenrtdg, over Chapins Store.
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Real Estate Dealers.
KIMBALL + FARNswokTIl,a ut the Ia. X
See nd.
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MOORE l. RICHARDS, West Of Elm St.
near the DeNoyellcs House.
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DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Has cured cases Of Ccn-Cmrtion
pronounced incnrns2s
by phy.ssss".
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Painters d Giazteys.
MAYNARD,
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l REMARKABLE SCENE In PATERSON
CHURCH.
Whole Congregation Taking the Total
Abstinence Pledge.

A Whole Congregation Taking the Total
Abstinence Pledge.
Last Sunday evening most remarkable scene was
witnessed IN the old Churcn OF st. Johns tCathonc)
parish, Paterson. inc Rev. William McNulty pas.
tor az all the morning masses, had read Bishop
Bayey's Lenten pastoral and eelingy dwelt upon
the passage wherein the Bishop declares that "the
spectacle OF strong man behind bar, dealing out
crime. misery and death, instead Of earning an
honest living In some manly way, was the most
pitiabie sight imaginable" He announced that tue
old church, In which they had worshpped for years,
would be opened that evening for the purpose of
administering the total abstinence pledge TO all who
might wish to commence lent In this praiseworthy
manner, and ina be had invited the President OF
the Catholic State Temperance Union to deliver an
address, and would himself address to them some
exhortations on the subject. About two Thousand
people were packed In the old church at seven
O'Clock. The altar was hidden away behind draper-
les and banners, Platform being erected IN 'front.'
Pews and aisles on the floor and galleries were
crowded. The pastor delivered an Impressive al.
dress which was listened to with GREATNESS atten.
ton, and introduced Mr.. j. W. OBrien OF the State
Union, VINO spoke for an hour. Father McNuIty
teetotalers and told those disposed to stand up
In an instant fully l,0o0 people were on their feet
They repeated the pledge aloud, and received the
priests benedlctOn. The Presidents Of 81. Patrck's
ST. JoseDh's St. johns OF Paterson, and Passac ST.
Patrck's societies were on the platform. The meet
ing was compared to one OF U'Connels monster
emancipation meetingA
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AFFAIRS IN TEXAS,

Attempt TO Arrest Governor Davis ON n
Capins, and Also TO Impeach the Grand
Jury-The C5ieT of the Executive Claims
Protection from the Federal Government.
NEW ORLEANS La, Feb. 20, 1877.
The Galveston Netos has special despatch from
Austin, which says:--Marshal Purnell went to Gov
ernor Davis this morning and presented cdptas
from the federal Court, and asked The Governor II
he would submit to an arrest. The Governor said,
"You. sir, viii hear In q day or two from the De-
partment OF Justice at W ashingtOn; you Will govern
yourself accordingly, sir. You may keep your
Cdpids: the national government Will protect me-"
Thus the case rests.
There Is considerable talk among the Governors
parlisans about the lndIng OF a receipt, SAID to
have been given member OF the Grand Jury for
bribery, In o tobacco case some time ago. The in
teniion Is to cast Odlum on the Grand Jury. The
receipt IS believed TO be forgery. The
Governor and other oflcias seem to fear the pend
ing investigation.
Governor Il. NJ. Pease and Judge Richard Coke,
ready for the trial. Defendants seem to prefer delay.
Judge Duvall allowed the District Attorney TO
substitute other for the stolen indictments against
Fountain, whose case viii be called tomorrow.
Colonel Giddings IS here to-day investigating the
affairs regarding his election.
The Register, Mr. Booth, OF Hill county, was
brought here under arrest on Saturday, charged
with completely In suning the ballot boxes In The
late elections In that county. The party VINO
turned states evidence attempted to escape but
was captured and put Ia jail.
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.

Commencement Exercises Of the Medical De-
partment.
The annual commencement OF the Medical De-
partment Of the University OF the City OF New ork
was held last night at Association Hall. There was
large audience In attendance and the exercises
were OF an interesting character.
Alter some fine orchestral music the graduates
nearly eighty IN number received their diplomas at
the hand OF Professor Draper, going upon
the platform In the order OF their classes.
The venerable professors, the table loaded
with the credentials Of the young professionals ana
the groups Of graduates receiving, with their
diplomas, the last words OF their Alma Mater,
formed q scene somewhat rare In this fast metropo-
lis Upon the platform were seated Professor
LOOMS, Professor Budd, Professor Ii. Draper,
Professor J. Draper, Professor Thompson ana
other distinguished gentlemen, members OF the
college faculty.
After the distribution OF the diplomas, two
medals. one OF gold and one of silver, called the
Mott medals were presented to J. p. Granger and
II. G. Monroe Prizes from the Professors were
awarded to G.. ii. Hammond, 8. p. Ensign j. A.
Steven ana II. 8. VandenhoL
Professor Darling was linen introduced and re-
celved by the graduates aud the audience with
storm OF applause. He began MS written address
by congratulations, and went on TO earnestly ad
the young men before MIN NOT to consider their
studies completed with the reception their dIpO-
mas. He reminded his audience That they mad a
lie Of labor and privauon. and thar physicians
work Is never done. The experience OF the past
and the discoveries OF science are at the command
oil the student. The professional secret should be as
sacred as the secrets OF the confessional. The
title OF physician should have added TO 1t the
noble title OF friend III no profession should rival
RES be so earnestly deprecated as in the medical
profession. Let the practitioner who has never
made mistake first throw stone. DO not sell Tor
gold what gold can never buy. Set apart portion
of your time for the purposes OF self culture We
live IN an age OF activity. The scholar can no
longer repose upon his academic laurels. Eacn
OF tDis large class should make 1t the OBJECT Of
his he to add something TO medical knowledge.
Professor Darling closed his address by eulogy
upon the University OF the City OF New York, and a
reference to the distinguished Professors and
alumni OF the college.
DR.. Robert j. Brevord, the valedictorian Of the
class, delivered the valedctory ADDRESS, beginning
with the usual references to past friendships and
future partings Tie college was eu0glzed as
bulwaIk against quackery, and the faculty anec-
tionately addressed.
This address closed the Commencement exercises,
and the graduates went forth to their career OF Dill
and plaster evidently glad that college days were
over.
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REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

ROping In the Lukewarm- appointment Of
COmntiees.
The meeting of the Republican Central Commit.
tee-John J. Townsend Chairman-at Demiit Hall,
corner Of Second avenue ana Twenty. third street,
last evening, was numerously attended, there being
at least two hundred persons present. Or Mr..
Townsend presided, and, calling the committee TO
order, made few pointed ana appropriate remarks,
at the conclusion OF which Mr.. JOnn ID. Lawson
offered the following resolution. which was
adopted
Resolved That we deem 1t duty good citizens to
continue cooperation with the leaders of tie
movement In this city, aud that this committee earnestly
recommend the without material amendment of
the charter proposed by the Committee Of Seventy.
Some little discussion of an unimportant nature
now ensued, alter winch the following resolution
was passed.
Resolved That the several republican district associations
be reqested to publicly invite all republican residents their
and that they appoint times and for holding meetings
for the admission OF those DESTROYS Of accepting invita-
ton 10 the end that All mav act unedy IN the
maintenance and election of standard bearer po
litical campaign about TO open Carried.
The following gentlemen were appointed to com.
pose the Executive Committee Tor the ensuing
year:-JOnn ROBINSON motifs Friedsam, James
FlemlDlng Charles NJ Brdckett Abraham Lens,
ID. Ii. Crowley, Jacob II. Gumple, Scion B Smith,
George b. Dean, Henry II. Hayte, JOnn ii. White,
G. PlDckney, Henry ID. Lapaugn, William LainDeer,
John X. Russell, George w. Lyons, Richard II.
Green, George Opdyke and John A. Eaglen.
The following gentlemen Will compose the Com
mttee on Legislative Matters:-Tnomas Murphy,
William Lainbeer, p q. Vanwick, Joseph W. Farr.
Abraham Lent Simon Seward, Thomas II. Oakley,
Hugh Gardner, James w. Booth, Jacob III. PaIter-
son. Jr., and William Haw, Jr.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

The Constitutional Convention Discussing the
Financial Dih1cultics-The stars and stripes
Exhibited in the Hall o. the Sanctuary.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 90 1872
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday the
discussion on the finances was resumed. The Con-
vention Is equally divided on the question OF en-
powerng the Legislature to make provisions for the
adjustment and payment TO Virginia OF O proper
t,onae amount OF the debt OF Virginia prior TO jan
uary, 1851. The Convention adjourned without
coming 10 vote.
The stars and Stripes, rendered by New Yorker,
The Legislature yesterday visited Huntington, w.
Va, where they were hanquetted by the cllzens.
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SMALLPOX IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20, 1872.
In the upper branch OF the City Council last night
communication was received from DR.. Taylor
Health Commissioner stating that smallpox is pre-
vailing In epidemic form in the CITY, and is fear.
fully on the increase. there being now forty.fiye
cas- es In the Marine Hospital, and many cases of n
continent type concealed IN private houses. There
were six deaths from smallpox In this city last
-
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ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.


Mrs. Hannah King, Q widow woman recently
died at her residence, 242 West Forty-hrst
street, under circumstances strongly indicating
that she mad been the victim Of foul play. Coroner
Herman was notified ana Deputy Coroner John
Beach yesterday made a postmortem examination
on the body, which showed that deatn resulted
King was attended by Dr. Marley, Of Twenty-second
street. but a. yet there nothing 10 snow tnat ne
administered any medicine which had tenueucY
10 hasten death. Wnlle on ner deatnoeu " IL
stated tnau Mrs. King confessed TO having volun-
tarlly taken some medicine TO hasten desired
result The invest igati0n ~ still pending.