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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-28

The proposition of some Of the GoFF-
TIES to support Il part of our Legislative
ticket in return for votes for their Con-
grcs>ional candidate, Is not appreciated.
Our Legislative ticket will be elected
without such dishonest subterfuge.
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IRIS hut two weeks until the election
vet the party has no organization in this
county whatever. Democrats. If You
don't work and organize, one-half OF
YOUR voters will not be at the polls on the
18th. Defeat will follow, and then idlers
will attempt to criminate the few who
dill work
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
f., szE 80.
go ~ -. rs sSEri

IN AND AFTER MONDAY; MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling as fol-
lows, Wheeling time:
EASr-LEAvEs. wEST-LEAvES.
Wheeling 'aWhceling
daily at...4:iO 4. Nj. daily at.....9: 2o p. NJ.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Washington NPwark.....3:l5A \. VI.
City...........6:J - l.. VI. COlumbuS....i:1 a. NJ.
BaltimOrc....S:20 l.. VI. SanduSky ii - y. NJ.
Phila - \. VI. Cincinnati. 1925 \. VI.
New York ..6:U5 4. M.thiCngO. aO =. VI.
sundays excepted.
WESTERN EMPRESS.
EASr-LEANES. wEST--LENNES.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at-..i:r5 =. NJ. daily at~...7:iO 4. NJ.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Vt
Washington Newark ......,l 10 y. VI
City..........7:lOA \. M.I"lumhuS...2:4 - l..
Baltimore 40 \. VI. Sandu>ky ...~G:&I T.. VI
Philn. - p. NJ. Cincinmati~lO:IuF Pm
New Works.: 10 p. NJ. Chicago........S:iOA y. VI
ACCOMMODATIONS
HAST-LEAvES. wEST-LEAvES.
" Wheeling w hrcIlng
daily at,..~9:;l5 A. VI. daily at......S:iO PM.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Cumberland - pm. Zancsvillc..S:i pm.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
East bound trains make direct connrc-
lions at Baltimore with trains for Phila-
dclpnla, New lOfK ana bu>Ipll Az a>h-
ingtOn City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PIT'7,SB ERGH And BAL
TTNORE DIVISION.
EAST-IEANES, WEST-LEANES.
"Wheeling Washington Pa.
daily att ia AN. dailyat ......6 - \. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily att 90 T.. NJ daily att: iOT. VI.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be
procured at the Office AT the Depot.
THOS. Il. SHARP.
Master Of Transportation.
II. T. DENRIES, General Agent, Wheel
ng. myl6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-28

NOBODY doubts that money carried
the election against us in this county,
two years ago. Honest, hard work OH
the part Of the Democracy, this fall, will
counteract the corrupt use of Republican
money. Work, if you would win.
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The nar-room Remedy for all

THV hVT-rU"H NFfHtIN Tor All ait
mentS is Rum Bitters, surcharged with
FuSel Oil, a deadly element, rendered more
active by the pungent astringentS with
which il is combined. II Your Stomach is
weak and liver or bowels disordcred
strengthen and regulate them with Vine
gar BitterS, Il purely Vegetable Alternative
and Aperient, free from, alcohol and cana
BILE oil infusing new vitality into your en-
hauSted system. sepl6b
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PROPOSALS.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD 90 Cohs ~ ia
"'-'' WHEELING. sept. -, hh ,,,rn
PROPOSALS WILL BE H. In e,ock
until saturday, October - 81 ~ Ior the
u m, at this office, for I'm - the bsst
court House efOhio county, ofher. BID,
ders will state how much they PifstO
Sor The slate now Oh said bulIdIhs'
be by the square. IL nFITEkS,
IhA7' H. Clerk
Cru25
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28 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
WHEELING ISLAND
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Robert q. Woods 10 me, A.
Trustee, bearing date the SOth day OF Jan.
uary, 1868, and recorded I'm Deed Book No
~. page 50, OF the land records of ONO
county, | win on saturday, the 2uh
day OF October, 1874, at the mont door
of the Court House OF Ohio county =,
at 10 o'clock IA. m, offer for sale at
public auction, the following de-.
Scribcd real estate, lying about 81, miles
north of the city OF Wheeling, on the ra>,
side Of the Ohio river, being part OF the
). 4. Woods home farm, having mont on
the east side OF the county rnad aud bind.
ing thereon g poles and extending back
eastward loo poles; containing 2Is4 acres 81
land, covering and including 10y acres el
coal. Also n Strip.of land 10 feet wide and
about NJ rods long, running nom the south.
western corner of said tract Of land Ia fllr
river, being the north half OF "a private
road.
Terms II sale, onC-third cash and tho
balance in six and twelve months, secured
10y deed of trust
=. BRADY, Trustee,
J. Z. HERNEN, Auction"cr.
NJ the same time viii be- offered Tor sale
no., acres of coal lying Immediately back
of the above described tract of land.
au2G-rb ROBERT Is. WOODS.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to club agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-28

WHY is the Wheeling REGISTER so
mkrwarm in its support Of Faulkner?
Hn, it heard something "drap. '-Rodjc0t
Ecchonyc.
The above i not true. The Wheeling
REGISTER !, not lukcwarm in its support
of Mr.. FAULKNER, nor of any other re-
eular candidate Of the Democratic party,
selected to do battle against all the cor
ruption embodied in that one word
RadicaliSm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-28

Tickets To all principle points in the
East and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure HOUSE, and
at the station al Bridgeport.
F. X. MYERS.
iun5 General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-28
DIED,

GRAHAM-Sunday morning, Scpt"m-
her q. 1874, AT $50 o'clock, Alexander
GRAHAM, III the SiAty-eighth year of his
age.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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Judicial Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF \ DECREE or THE
ID circuit Court of Marion county, rem
drr"d NJ the April Term, 1874, In tn"
ChanCcry causes nf Marshall jackson
against oliver Jackson, and oliver Jack.
against Marshall jackson and other, No."
undersigned commissioners Will ~ll at
public auction, Ht the mont door oi The
Court House of ohio county, In the city u'
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AND 80 MOSES has been trying 10 get
up disturbance in South Carolina, for
the purpose Of having troops sent to help
him. His motive was twolold. In the
first place he was Jealous Of kELLoGG' 5
reputation. and in the second place, there
ha> been bolt in his own party. But
can it b" possible that MOSES wanted
troop, to Use against his former friends?
Curses, like chickens, ,cdL come home
10 rooSt sometimes. At any rate the
commander of the army tLandaulct
WILLIAMS rice General SHERMAN re-
fused to order any more soldiers down
shcrc. and there has been no trouble yet
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BEWARE.

Certain intriguing friends Of GoFF are
Offering to trade votes for his benefit.
proposing to support part Of our ticket
in return. These men are dishonest
trickstcrs, and they will swindlc You if
You have anything to do with them.
Stand by Your whole ticket like men, and
let it all stand or fall together.
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SuearCured Beef & Shoulders

/. TIERtES EVANS SUGAR CURED
D Beef Five TierceS Evans Sugar Cured
Shoulders for sale by K. J. SMYTH.
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Saturday. October the 3rd. W.,

at 10 "A. M, sell AT the IOuTt nouH'' D" ~
CITY Of Wheeling, a..
80. 1. All thar certain lot ~ ground IiN'
ate In the 2Jth ward Of the city 81 Thl.,
delphia, beginning ~ a point ~ TIE S'up'
westerly side Of Whcatsh"af lane, AZ ~
distnnr.. Of y feet -, Inches southeastern
from the southeast side Of Daul SIT.
thence extending north n 81 w's-' h .''l
the said lane, aud crossing the nli -
street lgs feet 2JI inches 10 pOint tb'n"
south + 81 west, 6D feet ~ in"hr- ~
point In the line Of land now, "f aL hi.
John :. TSell's; thence south y = n,
along the said land 81 feet NOR ~ - ~,
n Mini al the distance Of q feet frD'n wy,
northwest side Of Gaul street ana H',l'rl
north tS n east crossing the AL -,
street JgI fec, ~ Inches 10 the SOulbN "a
Iy side Of the sald WiIeHtsh|af lsb' ~"
place Of beginning, containing ~
more or lrsS. ... ,-.-..,tecss
of ground situate Ia the 2jth SHrh ~ r.
city Of Philadelphia. One ~ iil.i gl ~ =, .s
south westerly side OI WhsaLhrD y, 80 =,
street, and n0rth westerly SHE OF b,,iI 10,
containing ~ 'front.' ~ breadth OF ,a''',,b az
street, III feet ~ inGh'S- ahl ~. ,ta..ts,I'
depth northyesteIly on w" 10 sid Bath
line thereof at right angles WIN 80 line
street G5 feet, and on the nortbt"tr,' ~ y, h.
thereof along the said WbeaishssI Oi -.
street Is feet inches; the Sald iD, -, 70
ing in width on the rear enc til' ..,,S.I,ud
Ipot 81 inches, subject "a yrarp sg .,s.,
rent of s7g-2D, and six months 49, snTs,h.
40. ,. The other Of them on ts'S, str.s',
Dasterly side Of Wheatsheaf OF I'm. .,,s.s
and sSuihcastcrIy side 81 cooper s .,,ssi
containing, ia 'front.', On said tc,,IsTsl datsh
y73 fret r.. Inches, and extending ~ ltne
l0uthc.4-teTIy on the n0rtheaeI'gt,.y y, p,Es
thereof, along the said Whrish. ~. ~ I'M.
street ~ feet D. inches, and on VII ~, With
westerly line thereof at Ils. ~. ~ saI lOi
containing in width on the reas ena ,, ,I mi
OF 20 feet -. inches, subject b0ayea''
Of *. -, and six months arI,a,isS55:fy
{. OGLEBAI,,sr
UANIEL &. LlsI'
@. LAMB. -,
I'm, ..a Commissioner.
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Mrs. HutChins' Music Class,

uNHOSE DESIRING TO RECEIVE IN
STRUCTIONS Oh the Piano, &C., from
Mrs HutchnS, can arrange by calling on
Mr.. H., at Sheib'S Music Store, TIA Main
street. or ut the residence. No. AZ, l2th
street. To accommodate pupils lessons
will he given both AT the store and resi-
dence, commencing September Isl.
uup2I If
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

"Opens OCTOBER LIST: CONTINUES
" through min" months. II - organized
i'm schools on the elective system, with full
courses in Classics, Literature, Scienc"
with practice in Chemical and Physical
Laboratories, i'm Law, Medicine, Engineer
Ing, Teaching and Agriculture. Apply for
Catalogue Ia JAMES +. HARRISON,
chairman, i. .. University az Virginia.
Alcbmarir county. Va. Jy7 cgva
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
1872 Madison Street, Baltimore
Mrs. Letitia Tyler Semple,
PRINCIPAL

This School will open Eth Of September
and close 18th of June. Englishi Music,
Mathematics, Latin, french, m meLii'ni''
italian and spanish, Drawing, Painting
and Dancing, taught by most able PROBES,
SorS and Teachers. Also neatneSS ana
simplicity in dress, with modeSty anu pro-
prirty in department. -
BES For Circular apply TO Principal
augi egrb
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DURSUANT To THE ACT ~ TIL
Legislature Of West Virginia, pas''
February ~, lSG7, entitled, AN act 10 pr.
Western Bank " Virginia, "th" undrriRh,
ed commissioners, appointed under S'''
act, VIII, ola
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GEORG ETOWN.

DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Ann Pick.
rell, one OF the oldest and largest property
holders OF our city, died at her residence on LIST
street at O'Clock yesterday evening. She was
in her s5th year, and had been very feeble for
some years past.
see the beautiful tableaux and hear the fine
music at the West street Chapel tomorrow
evening. See advertisement.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish at the
wharf this morning were 8, 500 taylors aud 900
herring. The tsylOrs sold at S1i and the her.
ring at S9al0 per 900.
LOUD COMPLAINTS are made about the
muC dy condition of Grace and Water streets,
which have never been either cleaned or swept
and also about the condition of the alley south
OF the Masonic Hall where it crosses the side
walk, which ought to be paved when the me
orIalists are through.
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THE COURTN.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartier.
and Point Lookout ralrosd COMPANY; verdict
for plaintiff in $i33.25. Palmer ct nj. agt.
Freund; s1i6.45. Day agt. New Jersey Life
Insurance Company; action OF policy Of insur-
To-day. the last named case DAY agt. New
Jersey Life Insurance Company was resumed.
The defence in this case (which Is now being
not in good health when insured.
POLICE CoURT-Judge SneU
Yesterday, after our report closed, Washing
ton Trammell, celored, larceny, of two tons OF
coal from X. L. HeistOn, valued at s16; fined
SEQ or jail sixty days. Also charged with the
larceny of load of coal on the succeeding day
The testimony was that defendant has been In
the habit Of going to Mr.. Heiston's yard in
Georgetown, and taking loads Of coal awav on
pretence OF hauling 1t for Mr.. Sims, another
dealer in coal, who has the privilege of taktns
jail. Francis Evans, charged with keeping q
bawdy house; Officer Sutton, on special duty,
testified to the character of the people
who frequented this house at all hours OF the
night Sergeant Vernon and gentleman who
lives on the opposite Of the street from Francis
house testified to the same effect; fined 500.
An appeal taken.
TO-DAY.
VIM. Alexander, assault upon and resisting
Officer Wheelock; $50 and costs.
BAMBOOZLED.
Frederick Brooks, assault and battery on Jos
Brown, both cOlored, who testified that he went
nto the restaurant of Brooks to get a ten dollar
note changed in order to loan a friend who was
with him a dollar, and called for drinks for fiye
Brooks invited them up into a room up stairs,
where there were three yellow women, and after
getting the drinks his change was not fOrthcom-
ing, and he called for it. Brooks kept putting
him of under various pretexts, and on pressing
him closely he invited witness to the rear end Of
the house, in small room, and said now, VIII at
DO You suppose the amount of your bill Is. Wit
ness replied, al don't know, but have an Idea
that IL is about fifty cents for FIVE drinks" Brooks
replied, "ffty cents, nj; its three dollars for
drinks and five dollars for use of the room"
This led to a dispute, in which the wife of
Brooks joined, taking the part of her husband,
and finally Brooks struck him and drove him
out OF the house, and he hadn't seen any change
yet He had never been so bamboOZled in his
l1fe." The judge remarked that the reputation
OF the defendant was very bad, having been
before the court several times on similar
charges. 1t may not be regarded legally a. a
robbery, but was practically one, and he must
pay fine of $50 and costs.
ALL SORTS.
Carrie Moore, indecent exposure; IS. VIM.
Alexander was fine. 81 for profanity. f. Dew
lin; playing the game of ball on the street, 81.
Margaret Thompson, cursing; 81. James Nor
rison, forfeited IS collateral. Joseph Thorn as
vagrant, was sent to the workhouse. Henry
Moore, same offence; workhouse.
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SCROFULA.
sCROFULOUs HUMoRs.

If NEGEIINE will relieve pain, cleanse purify and
cafe SUE diseases, rts'oriBg the patient TO perfect
health after trying different ply ans maui
eees, suffering Tor years is t not conclusive proof
uyou are sufferer, you can be cursos Why is this
medicine performing such great cures IN works in
the blood ia the ercul s,ine fluid. II truly be
81 disease originates in the blood and no medicine
tnst does not act directly upon it, to purify and
eNate, has any Just claim upon public attention
hen the blood becomes lifeless and staerant
either nom Change OF weather or climate, want Of
diet, from any other eau Sc the
NEGKTINE will renew the blood, carry Of the pntrid
nnmors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels,
ana imr ar q tone a vigor 70 the whole body The
conviction Is In the public mind as well as in the
meoieal Profession, that the remedies supplied By
The Etgtfdtfe KINGDOM more safe, more success
Inl IN the cure of disease taan mineral mediciues
NLsEIlNE Is composed Of roots, barks aud herbs IL
eesaht 70 take aud perfectly safe 10 give in
liant 10 scrofuls the vEGErINE has performed
wonderful cures, where many other remedies have
as viii De seen by the following unsolicited
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A WALKING MIRACLE.
MP. II. X SrEvExs

NE. II. Z. SrKvFNs
DEAR : Z: Though a stranger waat 20 inform
You what &c ETiNK has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula mace its appearance in
my s!stem-large runnii ulcers appearing me
as follows. One on zach Of my arms, oae on my
THIS b. which extended 70 the seat, one my head
which eat into the skull bone, one my ter leg
which became 80 bad that two physicians came 90
amrutate the limb, though upon consultation con-
cluded not 20 do 50, my whole body Was - full
OF scrofuls they deemed Il visible cut the Sore
which Sas painful beyond description, aud there
Was quart Of n after run from this one sore
The ply sieians all gave me up 20 die, and said
they could do no more fer me. b tn OF my legs
we're drawn MP to my seat, aud IL ~ss though, 81 4
did get up agAin would be cripple for lifs.
When in this condition i saw NEGErINE advar-
tstc, and commenced taking IL In nj arch, and fUl
lowed on with 10 until had used sixteen bottles
sbd this ornins 1 am g~iEg 70 plough corn, = we'll
man. All my tOwEsmen say IL is a miracle 20 see me-
round walking and working.
In conclusion l will sdd, when was enduring
such great suffering from that dresdfnl diseAse-
sctofulsl prayed % the lord atove q take me- ont
81 this world but AZ NEGETINF has restored 10 m
The blessings Of health, desire more than ever 20
i've, that may be Of some service a. ms fellow
man, and know Of DO better way t. aid suff -rins
humanity than To enclose you this statement IS ms
case, with 81 earnest hope that YOU viii publish n
aha ~ VIII AFFORD me pleasure 20 reply % ANY CON
munlcation which m ~ receive there rom
am, sir, very respectfully.
AVERY, BERRIEN CO., MICH, Jaiy iotn, Is1l.
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Contleused Locals

Judge Milhgan lie seriously i'll, his condition
last night was considered critical.
See sd. Of select entertainment at Lincoln
Hall Thursday evening.
lie Thos. W. shiel who IL q candidate for
enrolling clerk Of the House OF Delegates and
not - Shedd, as stated.
musical and dramatic entertainment for
the benefit Of Equal Division, Sons of Temper.
ance, will be given at Lyceum Hall, Z street,
between 18th and 18th, to-night.
Ths morning PeytOn Pierce, lab0rer, resii-
ing at No $50 + street southwest, was seriously
injured while engaged in excsvatiDg for q
sewer by the bank falling in upon him.
The German Reformed Lutheran Church,
(Rev. Mr.. Reetz, pastor corner 10Th and. g
streets, has elected the following directors 10
serve for two years: Chas. Schneider, q. Harry,
A. Graves and Geo. GOeckeler.
Mr.. Cornelius Bellew, late leader of the choir
of the Metropolitan NJ. T.. Church, was last
evening presented with a costly qusrtO Bible,
handsomely bound in Turkey morocco, by the
members of the former choir.
Alta meeting of the Sixth district RepubIi-
cans last night delegates to the general com
mittee were elected as follows: VIM. H. Groat
John Bell and james s. Waugh, with George
Tansill and Lloyd Mudd as alternates.
The Typographical Union held a meeting
last night to take into consideration the report
OF the senate Committee on Printing and =,
after discussion, appointed q committee to con-
Ter with the Senate committee and present the
views of the union.
Wormely, brought before Justice Robinson by
y. Pope Hodnott, after being removed by Aft :
davit to Justice Mills, has been withdrawn, aud
we understand that the case will be entered in
the Circuit Court.
The United States Patent Office at Washing
ton yesterday issued the following patents to
persons residing in this District: A. b. Nullett
and Franz Schumsn, assignors to j. f. Null
ford-freprOOf shutter and door S. T.. Fish
assignOr OF half to j. II. Russell, same place
apparatus for carburetting gas and air. VIM
keading-rotary motor. VIM. f. Sawyer-tel-
egraphic apparatus for cable use.
Mrs Ann Eliza Young spoke last evening
upon the bondage of Mormon life at Lincoln
Hall. She il personally attractive and is a
pleasing speaker. Her expose" Of the mystic
ries OF MOrmondom was Of course interesting
and piqusnt, a. all stories purporting to give an
insight into the workings of polygamy are apt
to be. She speaks again might on f'Polyg-
amy as II il, )" and tickets can be procured ut
Ellis.
The entertainment to be given by the Shakes
peare Club at the National Theater on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, in behalf OF the Industrial Home
school, promises to be very interesting One
and we hope for the cause Of charity, and as
compliment TO this popular club Of amateurs
u At there will be a full house on the occasion.
The plays selected are the Chimney Corner"
and the farce entitled "Master Jones Birth
day" Seats may now be secured without extra
charge at Ellis.
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~The council of Jeffersonville, Ind, has
passed most stringent ordinance making it
penal for boys to loaf in grog-shops.
~Sarah Alexander is about to follow and
assist Ann Eliza to destroy Mormonism.
Sarah, like Ann, was sealed to Brigham Young
MA vote to decide whether the LIQUOR agency
should be abolished in Lisbon, Me-, resulted IN
a tie, to the great relief OF invalds.
ga very old gentleman in Calhoun county,
He, who feared serenade from the bows, was
recently married privately in the woods.
Four kittens in New Bedford, Mass, join
ed together like the Siamese twins were at
last accounts alive and tolerably well.
ga German paper published In Chicago
prints poem beginning Mother, dear mother
come home with me now" and addresses it to
the crusaders.
H-A band of fourteen little scamps of from
ten to twelve years of age, have just been ar
rested at Montmartre, France, where they
have committed numerous depredations. They
were under the command of a chief, q boy
hardly four feet bish, known as De Chaffeur,
and the others had slang ma mes.
1The corpse of Nathaniel O. Bishop, 4
wealthy lawyer who died in New York on the
25th ultimo, has been disinteffed from Green
wood at the instance OF his widow, who was
prosecuting a suit for divorce and who avows
her belief that he was poisoned by persons with
whom he was consorting.
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SAVED MY BOYS LIFE.
QUINCY, MASS Feb. 70, ISL,

~, QUINCY, MASS Feb. 10, ISL.
Dear Sir Having used your VEGETINE in my
1sIniy with great success, think t but right that
you and the public should know IL. Last spfi az
my little boy WAS very sick indeed with an inv ara
scrofuls The glands of the neck were very mu n
sWolleni AND eyery one who saw him said he would
not i've long. He was very weak, being reau ED
very low: We were very anxious about him when
We saw that the doctor old not help him any after
FIVE weeks trial. Hearing Of your VFcFrfSE. i
concluded TO try IL, and that conclusion saved nv
pOy lie, L sincerely believe. After taking two
bottles OF the VFGETI the swelling on the neck
began TO discharge frighfnly; but We continued 20
give II to him, 81 ROW the sore has healed nicely
he ls as well as a child can possibly be. has good
appetite; sleeps ell all night and Is good natred
sll Gay. Before taking the VEGETINE De was cross
and peeyish, his food did not stay on his stomach
ard be did not sleep long At time. The gratitude
owe you no pen can portray.
Yours wi respect, JOHN o. BENT