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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-18

SARATOGA, July II, The University race which
was to have taken place to-day, was again post
poned on account Of rough water.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-18

1t has not yet been satisfactorily settled
what effect the New York dog mania viii have
upon the price OF sausages.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-18
RACE POSTPONED.

BERLIN, July 7.-The French Ambassador
here has sent congratulations to Bismarck, on
his escape.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-18

An excellent combination dollars ans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
THE MASSACHUSETTS, FISHERIES.
GLOUCESTER, Jan. l

GLOUCESTER, Jan. Is, 1874.
There have been busy times the past TWO weeks
in fitting away the Western Banks fishing feet on
halibut voyages About forty vessels have already
sailed and few more are nearly ready. The FISH,
ing business this season will be as extensively
prosecuted as ever. Notwithstanding the many
severe losses OF 1878. New vessels have been pur.
chased and others contracted Tor to take the place
OF the vessels lost. The number OF vessels en-
gagged in the Western Banks halibut fishery will he
IRON f0rtyhve to fifty, against thrtyfive last year.
The new catch OF Georges Banks will be much
inquired AFTER rs the market is nearly stripped
The very few on hand are neld at Sc ~. About
5000 barrels Of mackere comprise the stock on the
market, which ia light for the season. and these
are fast being disposed OF at an advance on lass
months quotations. Late caught Bay No. mack
erel are held at SIS $40 per barrel. During the
last week three OF the halibut feet arrived, with
medium fares. Sales were made on Monday az
eighteen cents per pound for white and ten cents
for gray by The trip. An active saasnn - axuected
In all brAnchea 0i ina ashery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

BOSTON, jan IS, 1874.
At special meeting OF the directors OF the
Taunton Branch Railroad Company here to-day 1t
was unanimously voted to accept the proposal
made by the New Bedford Railroad Company 10
consolidate with the latter on the basis that iour
SHARES OF the Taunton Branch snouio 10 eoua' W
three shares IN tue CONSOLIDATED road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
Baez's Address to the People.

ST. DOMINGO, Jan. 2, 1874
To THE HONORABLE SENATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF
DOMINICA
HONORABLE SENATORS when. in 1885, was called
by the majority OF the country 1 found 1t pros
trated by a series OF intense evils. My desire to
save 1t impelled me- not to recede from the task,
and gave myself unt.rngly to seek measures
that would lift it to a better fate.
The paper money had eliminated in bankruptcy,
public credit had disappeared, and point Of de-
parture to reach q social reconstruction could not
be discerned.
Protected by Providence assumed the difficult
missions Of facing tnat social chaos. have had
the happiness Of governing six years without the
cancer OF paper money; that Of having paid an
immense debt contracted since the restoration;
that Of terminating pubic confidence, protecting
the interests OF our then ruined commerce, estab-
iishing the principle OF authority anu OF facing
perpetual factions That III various places raised
their standard saving order anu the principles Of
socality and OF future aggrandzement.
Touching the last three months Oi my Presiden-
tial period and after the factions that mad broken
out on the northeast frontier had been defeated in
the Iona, near the Matas de Santa Cruz an cleo
tOral revolution came about which presented
high funtiOnaries Of the government as candi-
dates. Later on arms were res0rted to instead Of
waiting Tor triumph ut the polls.
From that moment the question changed ita
aspect IN my eyes, not only on account OF its per-
sonal nature but also because OF the sacredness OF
political interests j thought myself sufficiently
strong to repulse with arms the enemy; but Will
never try 10 use these forces IN breaking up
party, so that IL might be torn into shreds. Be-
fore everything 1t IS necessary TO preserve lntact
its primitive integrity.
Therefore, II ! ordered the march Of the columna
towards CibaO, 1t was with no other OBJECT than
that Of paciy ing the country II It were possible
and OF assuring myself II that which was APP
preaching was q rebellion or Q real revolution.
As servant OF the people, and before shedding
their blood, will accept any sacrtfice. In virtue
OF this come before the legislative power OF tho
nation to lay down the command with which
ind myself invested. Dcign, then, TO accept IL
together with the fervent wishes which address
to Heaven to cement In our country the true prtn-
rusion OF the Domtnicans may save the future OF
our beloved country.
have the honor to salute you with sentiments
OF my most dIstin gutshed consideration.
BUENAVENTURA BAEZ,
General Of Division, Grand Citizen aud President
OF the Republic OF Dominica.
, 1874-11-07

chair. TIN God's name. aho gaBpod, .'tnke 1t
quickly.' The bsrbgr, satisfied With his bargain
gentleman, who sat half shaved looking on, told
him to atop. "hly child, ;" l,o aait, "wliy do you
want to aofl your beautiful hasr T." 'tNfy mnthor
has boon ueary fvc months Ill; cunt work
or pawnet, and thoro is mot ponny in tho
houao (,t,ld KERN kre1er' i'm hans) mo, no, my
child" said tho straneor, nj that is tic capo,
I will buy, you1 II hair, md will give you 1U6
tho sight Of which Ind dried lior tears, and took
up tho barbor's shears. Taking tho looks in hlB
hand, ho took tito longest hair, cut It on Alono
aud put It carefully in his poekot-book, thus
paying loo aorInH for a Hnglo hair.
should want to buy another at tho Same rate.
This charitable man IL onty designated a. tho
chief OF Croat industrial onterprlao within tho
, 1874-11-07
HOTEL PERSONALS.

Grand Pacific Hotel--A. A. Cohen, San Fran-
cisco; q. II. L'IIomnodieu, Cincinnati; ]. g.
Kellcgg. Oswego; Arthur r. Eden, London !;
W, I. Hayen!oyor, Jr., Now York; Z. ]. Kin
solla, Now Orleans; Horny 9. johnson, Wallis
ington; Morris RoHenfiold, Moline.
Palmer Nouse-R. Do Haven, Rochester; s, It.
Dickinson, Santa Fe; ". II. WYNN, London
Mra. Con. Barnes, springaol1, MaHa.; e. Tafoe,
Now Caledonia; I. L. bpllcka. parls; 4. Aok.
royd Ltyerpool q. YaptiAt. Montreal. -. .
W. Van zandt. Avon, N. Y. Johu @. Williams,
DauHyiilo, N. T.; 1Ioratio NolHon, New York A,
7. Con!on Now York; J. o. Far1ey DuDuquo
=. ". Muwory Lynn, Mass. ;. Sherman
Mouse-p. 4: Laonara, Boston 4. Il. Burnanl
Cook. 81. Louist 4. II. Webater. Buffalo, VIII
ia1u B. Wellos, Halp Luke Cltyi u! Doustoad
Enalaud E. u. Ptouty, Aex York.
, 1874-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SchenclS's Pulmonic Syrup, for tho
Cure Of Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds.

Tho great virtue Of this mocino is that It rtrens tho
uator and throws out Of the systen purlcs tho hlpod
aud thus objects schenoks Sea Wood Tonic, for
tho Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, otto. Tho Tonic pro.
ducca hoalthy action Of tho stomach, creating appo.
tito, forming clye, and curing the cat obstinate
Of indigestion. 6chonck's Mandrake Pills. for tho
os Liver Complaint etc. Those Pills ntorativo, aud
produce healthy action Of tho llvor without the loa1t
danger. they fsu fnm caloulc', and yot o
eaosoNs in tosto1n1 heasthy action Of the yet Theaa
recdlas certain for Consumption tho Pul-
r,ono Syrup rpcns tho matter and puries tho blood.
Thu Mandrako Pills act upon tho 1iEar croato hoalthy
be aud ramova all diseases Of tho yor often of
Consumption. Tho Sea Wood Tonic gives tono and
strength tha stomach mAkes good digestion. and
abtos the organs to form good blood aud thus crcatos
healthy circulation Of healthy blood. The combined ac-
tion Of hoao medicines, thus explained will
Of Consumption. taken in tue and the Of tbs
medicines Ia Dr. Sohonck Is professionally
at bis principal oiice Sixth and Arch.sts PhA-
delpha. every Monday where all letters for advice ust
10 nddreskod.
, 1874-11-07
A SUIT ron $4,000 DAMAGES.

Special Dsnatch 70 The CAitaoa Tr11uft.
W1NoHRsTER. ILL.,. Nov. 0.-The Circuit court
Cradle ageiust tue To!edo, Wabash l. Weste,u
Hailroad Company tor tho death Of tho wife and
uhild Of Frederick Shore. At Naples, Ill, juno .,
1874. Tho child was playing on the track The
Of the houae to save the child, whom both were
struok by the engine and Instantly killed. Mr.
Crabs has auotl the company tor 80, 600 damages,
$4,000 for the death OF the child and IT, 1000 for
Tho doath Of the mother. Tho caso wll! occupy
tue court to-day. William Brown. OF Jaokaou-
yille, iB engaged for the deiondent, Aad A. G.
Burr, Of Carrollson, ILL.,, N. Knapp and Milton
Il. Nlgga, OF Wiaoheater, for tho plaintiff.
, 1874-11-07
RAILROAD NEWS.

TIE CHICAGO SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tho motion for Hocoivor and injunction In
lilo case Of Brown w. Tie Chicago j. Southern
Railroad Company aud others came up yesterday
morning before Judge Moore, Considerable
testimony had boon taken by deposition IN sup
port Of or against tho motion, but 1t "aH not
ready. and, after Romo talking, tho motion for
Receiver was postponed. aud tho injunction
agasnat tho Southern Raiiroad Company dis
Holyed. 30 as to allow 1t to take possession, but
continued ~ to tho Chicago Dauvilo t. Vim
connes Railroad Company, 10 Oh to proyont It
from running any rolllng~Htock on tho portion OF
the road already built. Tho injunction was also
mado 20 rs TO rostrain tho officers Of tho South
orn Road from diBpobine Of any Of tbs Conf
III tho Uuitod Btatoa Circuit Court also bill
was Alal yesterday agatnst tho Chicago j. South
Cru Railroad Company by JamoB, Henry,
Thomns, ald Marion Stinson, to Restrain it from
exteudlng it's track through certain land owned
bY tuo,l,. Complaluants stato that they own
largo nu1nbnr OF lots fronting OH Market
Stlaaro, Market street, and Ashland avenue
They have heard that tho Company intouda
laying track along Market street, and
1t IL charged that this proceeding will greatly
intnro tlIcir property; that tho Company has
never obtnined their peEmlAHlon, nor has any
suit over boon commenced for ascartatniug tho
da!nagoa Tor taking tito land. Illoir lotH aro
worth $40 a front foot, aud the damages occa-
aionod by tho Laying Of aueh track woaId an.ount
to several Thousand dollars. They therefore
aak for MI injunction to prevent tic Company
from takiug any furthor stops until It shall have
i1,domuined tAoln,
cOMMlHHIoN TO SGALrERs.
Tho following document has benn sent to tho
ttoket-agenta and ecaIpors throughout the
countrys
JOINT CIRCULAR.
Oor, n, 1874.
DRAR Bin: by order OF onr 0enoral aiatlayrrs. no
commissions will 10 paid ou tlckcts sold otor our
rSspeetis4 ltnaa after oat 81. 1871 D. Hatehsock.
l. Alton; \. II, Buith, GhlcsGo, Hook Island laeiho:
O, X, Lord St. Iuuia. KAnaAs City y Northern 4. Y.
BtannnH flhisaae Norih xastA,ut 4 G. QAaaa.
, 1874-11-07
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.

New Yonx, Nov. 8.-Tho cauBo Of Ti'ton ys.
City Court Of Brooklyn. Deechof'a counsel
have appealed from tho decision at thu Court
denying their motion for 0 bill OF particulars.
Frank Moulton llaa beon summoned to appear
on Monday aud plead to indictments for libel On
AIr. Reaoher aud Miss Proctor.
, 1874-11-07

An agreeable story iH one which I find in tho
PEcstor Lloyd 0u Tuesday Of last weok, young
mt! poorly.clad girl auterad q harhorA shop III
Vienna, and told tho proprietor that ho must buy
har lead.' The fgiaaur examined hor long. gloshy,
choatnut locka, and began to bargain. lie could
give = gulden and no moro. Hair was plenti.
ful this yoar tho price hAd fallen, thers WAS lens
d1mand, and other phtaaes Of the Kind. The llttlo
madeu's eyes tllled with teate, and ahs haaita.od
4 moment while threading her fingers through
hsx ohss.nut locks. She finally thssH he1sall into
, 1874-11-07
Kansas CITY, st. Joseph Council bluffs: T.. 4, Ford,
Atlantic paclac and Missouri Iacinc; r. pondeids
Hannibal h 81. Josoph; ". i. johnson, lllinoii

r........u
,,.o,,,,na mss9aoEn tna.s nEpAnTMENT ;,'a
hlssoo"1: hAhhAs q IExAs HALLWAY
rnsA ~, ntH Vh1a uumiMHy dlau no representative
@ 5ne aoo'G G!rennr nnA my nane MP
tr,ts ~ 49, ml.nunt au1u';!y: ~. lnetolose COR
n nccornco s M oc ~" srco ~ Ssef % M me
!, 1871 1ntli further 1oco fron thja oice. etnoct
fully, THOMAS Dnnw1Y
...... General Passenger Agent.
It hns oftcn boon asserted In tl,cso columna
that this roiorna would aat hut littlo longer thau
the ratllrn-pass rofolnl. Many efforts towards
tho abolition Of this systom l,ayo heretofore bonn
mndo and agrocmonts entorod INTO. Int nlwaye
fallel becanAn aoRio Of tho ycry moi, WHO signod
them roftlsed to ahida by them. a,l violated
them Just as Ina boom dono in Thu instance,
Several othor General Passenger Agents arc
known to hare already Informed the Bcnlpora
that thoy would continue to pny commissions ~
horotoforo, but requested thom to mike no noise
about 1t.
EXCURSION T1cKrrs,
A short ttn1o ago tho st. I.onts roala tried Ia
Induce tho Chicngo iuoa to coaao solling qxcttr.
sim trkntn nvcr 1hnir rnsnnctIvn }incu 9ut foii.
cd. They hAye. therefore, decided to do Ii
alone, aa will be aoen by tho following circular:
JOINT u1nou1An.
gr, Louis. No., Noy, /, 1874.
DEAn BrR: From datu ,se will decline to BclI uycr
our respective lNes, or accept from o"F connecting
Inca excursion Or other tlcketa st less than os regn-
cna n "cso, a,. sr or nv W., aso ~
eta issuc1 hy nv Esstrrn i, ,p,i ; ~ nv
Western sernin,H Or Junction polnt Of ouf ies. and
vicc versa. Respectfully, 4. A. Fonp,
General la.scnYes Agent Atlantic l. Pacific and Ais
, 1874-11-07

The Conn Z t13brnttflN mt NeW York;
lam n. y,,n Wi. Sr,n,,a ro., ", a
mi, fsM ;1! s.o IT sw o.x tssms ~ tIst' .' i;,,
Ing elsut'otu nlfelsa1s VI 'uo o'tsnuaJ ~
Mr. bryant WnA tho oreahton yeatesaay of y
greeting Of hiB friends, Which partook 10 much
Of q public character that simple narrative Of
Bon1o OF tho particulars is duo to our readcta.
An informal meeting Of number Of gentlemen
Was hold IN this city q few weokH ago to cor
B,dor how the general dcsire to commemorate
tao nInsotaalY n,ens Aau hu4snnto "a 9
~ tnlb meotln6 thc HugSest'oa WIS iuauu tuaG u
silver yaae OF original design aud choice work.
Ilanbhi,, Hynboixing in its sculpture tile char-
actor OF hir. Bryant's lifc anl writings. Should
Ia ,,rncnrod ~ n ,on,,lor uuhscrinfinu tn ho
~ ~: rt, "ISa ~ r. NJ ~ .a.,aita E,c,nr,
u.1Iu1ato!y p.aceo ~ tno !1otropohtu.' ttuae"tt
o. Afs: by tAo fequoas o! numerous iIaouaH o.
hlr. Brya!t Residing botl hore and elsewhere.
the suggestion Was alAo adopted that an uddroHa
nress to him tlteir friautlghin. III uursusuce Of
tl,n tIrst M1uceation a co,,,nittcc' nf Sl,om tia
tai;a. 1;at .a - ~ n'.ot
4ot1o"!t.s ~ tsSt, Helo olbuul1ou W e@eeo@o
the project OF tho commemorative Vaso;
Jonathan Eturges, Of Now York City, Chairman;
Eauuel Usgood, Dunt! Huntingdon John Taylor John
nton, William Ii, Appleton Asher il. Durnntt, William
4, Dlolgctt, Wjllsiu NJ Tyartg George RIpey, Frel-
orck 4. 4. Barnard, William Dnsler DUNCAN BENIN
min Ii, Fiolt, Henry W. Bellowy. Iow4rd CroHby,
Theodore Roosevelt, Frederick Dopoystsr. Henry y:
po!tr william a Atams' aiI Franinn IL; Delsh2 ~
~ M'M aol1 snty - ~ IuE Eaa f. X
, 1874-11-07

DEruo17, Mich, Nov. 8.-Tho schooner Hattio
johnson, loaded with grain for Buffalo, vent
aa!aoro on North Point, Lake Huron, yoa.
terday afternoon. 8ho can probably ha got on
bY lrhtoripg,
, 1874-11-07

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 9.-Hoskins aud Dritoch,
tho flremon rho wero scaldod by tho accident OH
tho Momphis Railroad, noar this city, died last
mint
, 1874-11-07
THE WEATHER.

tHE UENIHCn+
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. G.-For tho Lake ro-
gion, Tannosseo, and tho Ohio Valley. cloar or
hazy weather, cast or south winds, slight changes
n temperature, n1d stationary OF falling baronlo-
tor. For the Northwest, partly cloudy and warm
woathor, with south or weBt windH, and low
barometer,
LOCAL oDaEnvATIoNR.
UHICAdu. Nov. g. 1874
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II Fl e: E E E;E::: II: GREENBACKs

nUP0NT GUNPoWDERAGF
- Tho undersigned 10 the sole Agent In hi,
City for the sale Of al kinda Of Powder nRda Al
NE celebrated On Pont Powder Mills, Its ouHl
i2 Ii unequAlledi In this country, a. EVIDENCED Nv
tests made by tho United States Government,
4. Ae keeps 81 81 time, largo stock In Maes-
Fasting and Mining Powder ali Ia NetSilie
KcEl Sporting Powder In CanIiters. An nj
which VIII b sold 70 the trade Is low ~ tks
same can DO had In the West, $50
He has portable magazines OF dine'en, r!Ees to
Orderl solicited.
M. REILLY.
No, IS 8 81, Hain btfeeI,
mATS WHEELING, W. VA
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brief words aS 10 the commencement and
building Of this great enterprise, q shovel
iull Of Goals were applied to the mouth Of
the stack and the enthusiasm Of the
crowd on beholdlng the formal starting
OF these great works burst forth In three
loud and long huzzaS for the builders and
the prosperity Of the enterprise.
Col. Norton's speech being received
with cheers, and the truthlulness OF
which 70 30 heartily believed by our clli.
zens, that We hear Insert t.:
I "LApTKs AND GENTLEMEN: We ara
now about to launch upon the bolstefous
ocean Of competition this enterprise, over
which We have struggled for the past
eighteen months. For the sake OF this
beautiful village, which, through is sue.
cess must become Q great manufacturing
point; for the sake Of the resident poptila.
ton; Tor the sake Of the hundreds Of Aim.
ed mechanics and laboren, who, by ia
success, may find profitable employment
and peaceful homes (; for the sake Of the
noble friends at home and abroad, who
have entrusted me with the expenditure
o. nearly 0 million OF dollars in It's cree
lion; for the sake Of all Of these sacred
Interests; ! now invoke upon Il the smiles
and blessings Of Almighty God"
II was q time Of congratulations 10 the
one hundred or more people present, In
GLIDING number Of ladies. W. O. Ireland
being present was loudly called for, and
for few minutes gave brief sketch Of
the inception OF the enterprise, paid q just
tribute 10 the builders and projectors, and
the Sleepless energy that has been display.
ed BY the President Of the Company In
It's building, and then with other cheers
for different parties, the crowd dispersed
with many well wishes for the success Of
the Norton Iron Works, .TI, = d. - !
The blast was put on yesterday morn
ing, the gas % down under the boiler,
and the hot blasts are on, and everything
working in perfect order. The first pig
metal for the Norton Iron Works viii
probably be "let out" sometime TO. day.
We understand that number Of the
employees for the rolling mill will arrive
next week, and in a short time the life
and hustle Of our manufacturing Interest
will be fully under way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-23

ALL persons who aspire to beauty Of
personal appearance should not neglect
that natural accessory, the hair. By many
II has been neglected until the hair has
become thin, gray, or entirely fallen of.
Messrs. Hall & Co., Nashua, N. H., have
produced an eftectual remedy, called sicil.
ian 9air Remover, which cures all Dis
eases Of the scalp. This wonderful pre-
paration acts upon the glands, which SUP.
port and nourish the hair, restores gray
hair to It's original color, makes the scalp
white and clean, removes and prevents
the formation of dAndruff and all cuts-
neous erupdons; and, by its tonic and nu.
tritive properties, restores the scalp TO q
healthy state, and creates new growth.
As dressing, II Il unsurpassed, giving
the hair that brilliancy 90 much admired
by all:-BostOn Commercial. d&w
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. The FanoIsn or ,he sier.

A diseased Imagination Is The uluAl eoneomi.
70 which humanity 70 heir to which tho dySpep.
nc does notAt different times suppose that he
nAS, or % about TO have. The only way 10 dis
Ahule The sufferers mind Of these fAncies, which
arc realities 70 him, ID to lnf1ge LIE and Vigor
mo ms digestive organs, and the most potent
preparation for this purpose ID Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. There 10 NO Affection OF the
etomaeh, no trregullrity Of the Liver or dIsor.
DER o. the bowels, consequent upon Indigestion
for which 1t 10 not an absolute specific. During
the twenty-five years that It has been the stan:
Of dyspeptes have recovered their health and
the capacity to enjoy Life BY the gole aid OF this
wholesome aud searching vegetable preparation.
AZ IN AssimilAnt and an ant.biIllouA agent, q
remedy TOR lassitude, debility, nerTouSness and
metoid nnsie1, there has neIer been anything
comparable 70 Itinany ago or country. dAW
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E. M. NORTON, ESQ.
The Starting on Of HI, New Fur

The Starting OF OF His New Fur.
mace.
(From the Ashland, Ky, Journal Of thu lsth>
The hopes and expectations Of the peo.
pie Of Ashland were realized, to some ex.
tent by fireIng Of the blast furnace, on
last Monday morning, at about o'clock.
Everything was In readiness Saturday
evening, but work commenced at that
time would necessltate an additional Sun.
days work, and we are glad 10 SAY that
Ool. Norton concluded 70 await final OBJ.
erations until Monday morning. Early
~ INC morning crowd Of expectant
cllzens began 10 gather at the Works
ana note with peculiar interest and local
Prlde the final movements before the fire
should DO communicated to The wood in
me STACK. Il was an event In the history
Of our town that might with great pro.
priety have been inSugurated With more
ceremony and due lmpoft lance lint fhe
practical ideas Of the President 81 the
Company were exercised, and WITH q feW
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Facts for The People.

Az the virtues Of medicines can only be aseer.
q ~ s saSs1 SsSSeES s !; 2 Be ss
some phyeieiAEs Shonld retaIR place In our Ma.
tetA hedieA As an instance Of this, that Vilo
afuR, BAlsAm CopablA, furnishes an example.
ABOUT The year 1880, the spaniArda In tho Ialand
o. San QoninEo having become AFFLICTED With
prevailing notion d that lima, that he remedy
@IISnt % found where the disease originated.
~ nG ms impression, BAlsAm CopabiA came
1nSo We, ont never has q nAuseatinR drug done
~ ~ Tor 1t not only changes the nature
o,,s Sae 70 more dreadful state than the
SnS H-I, out Y ruins the tone OF the stomach
lac 22rnge on DyspepsiA In Its worst forms, 10
AI2sS I'M dtuH and its effects the SAMARi.
En !tE. ~ ~ E,4 purely Vegetable lRemedy. "a
. WIN. ne reach otan. Only. ten pills 10 Be-
tcpr dayS Male pS. sS,sry tine In nom two 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-23

ERRATA.-In the communication from
our correspondent IAN Evolutonist" pub.
lished on Saturday, two typographical
errors occurred which we correct for the
benefit Of our correspondent.
The sentence which reads "and under
the name Of "faith," which means simply
blind unquestioning acceptance Of any
doctrine however monstrous, they subor-
dinate to their reason" should have read
st the close, "they subordinate to Il, rea-
son." -.
We also inadvertently made Columbus
Instead Of CopfrnieuS author OF the hello.
centric theory Of the system oil planets TO
which our earth belongs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-23
WARRANTED

-Four 10 six bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery are warranted Il
cure Salt Rhenm or letter and the worst
kind Of Plmples on the face. Two tc
four bottles are warranted 10 clear the
system OF Boils, Carbuncles and Sores
-Four to six bottles are warranted 10 cure
the worst kind Of Erysipelas and blotches
among the hair. Six to ten bottles are
warranted TO cure Running Of the Ears
and Corrupt or Running Ulcers. Eight
to ten bottles. are warranted to cure
scroiulous Sores and Swellings. Two 70
six bottles arc warranted TO cure Liver