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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Review and Examiner.

From the Review and Examiner.
Mrs. John Lynch. Of Aleppo townships
Greene county, die suddenly st the
residence of her son, n Moundsville, w.
Va, Friday night, Sd inst, where she
had gone on short visit. She leaves n
husband and seven children.
ON Sunday last eighty persons united
with the Second Presbyterian church o.
this place-ten on certificates from other
churches and seventy on profession of
faith. OF those uniting on profession of
faith twenty-five received the sacrament
OF baptism; twenty were heads ofiamilI.s,
and thirty-three were from the Sabbath
school.
THERE is man living within six
miles of Waynesburg, between fifty aud
sixty years OF age, who Is well 10 do
farmer, owns farm and has several
Thousand dollars III interest, who was
never outside the limits Of Green county
but once in his life and that was years
ago when he went to Millsboro Just over
the county line, into Washington county
for salt. He never saw steamboat nor
e railroad, and It has been as long a
period us twelve years that be was not
even IN Waynesburg-tnough living
within the drtaaoe above Eamed.-
WayleS6ury Republican.
MoRE FLOODED SToCE CoMIyG.-
Messrs. McCielland Brothers, Of Cam
onsburg, and Dr. +. J. snd julius Le-
Myne, of this place. have Just bought
in Kentucky fine. large, thoroughbred
stallion, which is now on the way to
this county. Our farmers and horsemen
have felt the want of a good stock horse.
Washington county is celebrated Tor her
fine sheep. bu, in horses and cattle she is
far behind. The gentlemen above men
toned have sent Mr.. Z. B. McC.elland.
who by The way, is one Of the most criti-
cal judges OF fine horses in orr county.
and he has selected this horse as suited 10
the wants of our farmers and breeders.
Success to the new horse "Vicksburg
Bow
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BELMONT COUNTY ITEMS.
from the St. Clalrsville Gazette.

From the st. Clairsville Gazette.
GUERNSEY county is out of public
funds, and last week had to borrow So, 900
from one of the Bellaire banks.
SENATOR KNox's bill transferring the
National road to the counties through
which it passes, has been passed in the
Senate.
WE regret to announce the death of
Miss Sadie Simpson, second daughter Of
Mr.. j. f. Simpson, of Wheeling, and
formerly of this place. Her death oc-
Cured ut her fathers residence in that
city on last Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. She was, at the time of her
death, about twenty-one years OF age.
Although she bad been In declining health
Tor a good while, her death was rather
sudden and unexpected. Miss Simpson
was an excellent young lady, member
Of the Presbyterian church, and was
highly esteemed wherever she was
known. The funeral took place. yestcr-
day "wednesday. The remains We're
brought to this place and inferred at the
Union Cemetery.
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CHICAGO, March 2z-Flour-Quiet
and arm. Wheat--Lowsr; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 02}@t 02i seller April; 81 O7s
seller May; No. 8 o0}99lc; rejected 7sc
corn-Stsady; No. 2 z5c spot; 4s}(a4sc
seller April; rejected 4sic. Oats-DuI;
No. 2 83ia34c spot; sale seller April:
s4it&s4}e seller May. Barlsy-QuiN
and steady at $4,000 spot; Sc seller
Nav. Rye-Dull at CSC. Pork-Dull;
s22 SIS spot; so 37Aseilsr April; $22 S7t
seller May; So 90 seller June. Lard
Dull; Sl2 rs spot; SlS 20 ssllsr April,
Bulk Meats-- Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky Firmsr at 81 06.
On Call Board-Wheat-se higher.
Corn and oats-U nchsnged. Pork
Firmer and unchanged. Lard-Highe.
at 81 1901 ISL seller April; s7a@s7,c
seller May. -
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Flour-
Active; superfne 81 80; extra 81 5OS
4 65 Wheat-Firmer; Pennsylysnis
amber s 509l 81; white 81 55@l IS.
Rye-S2c. Corn Scarce, yellow 6l6
81; mixed 6oc; white &c. Osts-DuiT:
white 42(949c; mixed 42c. Whisky
Nominally held at 81 IL; but little stock
here. Petroleum-Stesdy; crude llIG
HE; refined l4t@l4ac. Butter I'm.
changed. Ooeesearirmi new York
l2}C5i4ci western nns lEle'SS' Egg
More active; fenhsy'vah'a' New jersey
and Delaware tfesn ana western fresh Ice.
CHICAGO, March 22.-Csttle-Re.
ceipts 5000 head; market dull with
downward tendency; sales of medium to
good steers at "a S5(S4 SO; choice 10 e1.
ira So 2595 80. Shipments 500 head.
Hoes-Receipts ii 600 head; market
duil ana weak AVN WIN Pr,ees loISioe lower
on n Ign ana o'ss,V S. On aeo'E HSh' - 10
Sa SoS oVi neA'y 20 '''a'' w. 0"'pm"nt'
e'VVv neau DID,. 700 -.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening,
indicated 16 feet 5 inches IN the channel
and falling.
ThoEmma Graham, from Cincinnati
en- rowtc for Pittsburgh, passed up yester-
day morning.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday.
The Granite State, en- route for Pitts
burgh, passed up yesterday afternoon.
The Aallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at o'clock.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at noon.
1t is reported that the Market Boy has
been withdrawn from the Wheeling and
Pittsburgh trade, and will soon enter the
Pitt.burg and Marietta trade.
Business about the landing was rather
dull yesterday.
MoNoNGAHELA RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
Gel Merrill, at his Office, in Cincn-
natl. Monday, opened proposals for the
construction of a dam and for the com
pletion of masonry lock at Hoard 5
Rocks, on the Monongahela rivsr, ninety
tour mies above Pittsburgh and
eight and half miles be-
low Morgantown. There were eight
bidder Ipresent, three of whom
were from Pittsburgh. The low
est and successful bidders were Smith Il
Hawkins, of Stewsrdstown, Mononga-
hela county, West Virginia, at present
contractors of similar work. Tho next
lowest bidders were Jacob Friday IL Co.,
and Frederick Gwinner Il O., in the new
order named, both of Pittsburgh. The
contract amounts TO about $50, 600, aud
is TO be completed by the 10th of No.
vember, 1S76-Pittsb'Tgh Commercial
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 22.-River 6 feet
! inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cold. The Mslhe Ragon, from
Wheeling, arrived and departed.
CAIRO, March 2-Arrivcd-St. Cen
evieve, st. Louis; Vint Shnkle, Cincn.
rati Departed-Rover aud Atlantic.
ST. Louis; ST. Ge1evieve, Vickburg;
Vint Shinkle, Memphis. River 40 feet
3 inches and rising. Weather cloudy;
mercury 81
MEMPHIS, March 22.-The river rose
4 inches. Weather cloudy and cold.
Arrived-Chester, ST. Louis. Departed
Belle Texas, Arkansas river; Schenck
and Cherokee New Orleans; Capital
City, st. Louis Lookout, Ohio River.
LOUISVILLE, March 22.-Weather
clear and cold. River II feet 10 inches in
the canal Departed-John L. Rhodes,
Pittsburgh; Nashville, tennessee river,
Tower, Henderson.
EVANSVILLE, March o. Weather
clear till evening, but now cloudy, and
prospects OF rain or snsw. Mercury 25o
TO Al. River y clio feet, and rising
slowly. .Up-Pat Cleburne, A. NJ;
Gen. Roberts, 3 p. n. Down-Liberty
No. 4. aud tow, 4 a. NJ. Joe II. Bigler,
and tow, and J. A Wood, and tow, 0;
Alice Brown, and tow, l:30 p. N; Thos.
W. Means, and tow, 3:30PH; Morn
ing Star, P. N. Business very dull.
CGNCIsSATT March 22-Rlver 80 feet
and falling. Weather clear and cool
Thomas Sherlock, New Or
leans; Andy Baum, Memphis; Glasgow,
Evansville.
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THE NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
There has been good deal OF talk about
organizing a new Presbyterianchurch in
this city, growing out of the difficulties
in the First Presbyterian church. 1t is
reported that $4,000 has been raised for
the purpose. And now comes another
suggestion, that new church be organ
lied in connection with the Southern
General Assembly. What favor the last
proposition will meet with We are unable
to state. There seems TO be conflicting
rumors in relation to the matter, and we
are unable to gather the facts.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETs.-We call
attention TO the advertisement of Messrs.
Friend " Son, the old reliable firm OF
furniture dealers, No. 1865 Main street,
This firm have received large and
varied stock of furniture and spring
carpets, which they offer to the
public at the lowest possible
figures. Their stock embraces ele-
CANT rosewood and walnut furniture
for parlor aud chamber sets; mirrors of
French plate glass, and dining room and
kitchen furniture, from the best TO the
cheapest. Their stock of carpets, Gil
cloths, rugs, &c, is extensive and varied,
aud embraces all styles and figures.
Those in, want Of anything in this line
should call an Messrs Friend i Son, and
have their wants supplied.
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RENAMED FOR TRIAL.-David CRIT
fen, the accomplice of '.Peduke," in the
Second ward market house robbery, was
before Squire Caldwell yesterday. The
prisoner, through his counsel, waived an
examination, end be was remanded to
Jail in default OF furnishing bond in the
sum of 81 900 for his appearance before
the next term of Court for trial.
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A CoLoRED PREACHER IN TROUBLE

A CoLoRED PREACHER IN TROUBLE
Our colored population have been some
what excited the last few days over
the reported bad conduct of their minis.
ter, Rev. Ephriam Lawson. II seems
Lawson has been boarding at the house
of one of his flock, by the name of
Banks, who had a step-daughter living
with them. About three months ago
tue girl went to Harrisburg, Virginia,
and after remaining there for couple
of months, gave birth to child. Banks
hearing about it went in search of his
daughter, and upon investigation found
the report of her shame true. He also
cleaned enough information to convince
him that Preacher Lawson was the
father of the infant. After considerable
skrmishing around, the matter has been
referred to the African NJ. +.
Conference, which Is no in session at
Washington city, and where the dramatis
personae have CONS. How the matter will
terminate we are unable to say.
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INSURANCE men generally in this city
will be interested in in the following
paragraph from the Baltimore Insurance
Undereriter: at is officially announced
that the outstanding risks of the Penn
Fire Insurance Company, OF Philsdel.
phia, have been reinsured by the French
Insurance Corporation, assets SS,5l0,0oo.
All policy holders are perfectly secured,
and any loss that may occur will be as
promptly adjusted and paid as hereto
fore
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BRIDGEPORT ITEMS.
Bridgeport Correspon lent OF st. Clarsville
Chronicle.

Bridgeport Correspon lent OF st. Clarsyille
Chronicle.
The Bank stock of Mrs Bracken cold
at premium OF 10! and 20l cents. We
don't regard it as safe policy to invest
too much IN one enterprise, hence VIC
allowed Esq McComas, John Woods,
Ellis Duncan and others TO purchase a
few thousands.
OUR worthy Mayor, NJ. McConaughey
was extensively son struck while at the
conference at Canton. However he has the
confronting assurance that-"A thing of
beauty Is bog forever'-snd weighs y
pounds.
The many friends of c. Ogiebay, long
a successful and popular merchant OF our
place, will deeply regret TO hear OF the
very precarious state of his health. Mr.
o. has been in rather enfeebled health
for some time. Bridgeport will rejoice
in his speedy restoration to wonted health.
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H
The Pittsburgh Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. after ses-
sion of one week at Canton Ohio, ad-
journsd sine die Tuesday. About three
hundred and fifty ministers and about
one hundred lsymen we're in attendance.
An unusual amount Of church business
was transacted, and vote was taken and
carried recommending division OF the
Pittsburgh Conference, new conference
to be known rs the Eastern Ohio Con-
ference, with Canton therein ss the
largest town. Bishop Gilbert Hszen,
who became famous by nominating
President Grant for third term, at q
Conference in Boston few months ago,
presided, and ably. From the Pitts
burgh papers we copy the following aP-
pointments which are of local interest IN
this neighborhoed:
BARNEsvILLE DIsTRICT-J Carr,
r. E.
Banesville--E. Hingely.
Barnesville Circuit. w. Tolsnd.
Belmont-L III. Baker.
Bellalre-T. s. Hodgson.
Bellaire Circuit-G. g. Waters.
Bridgeport-J. McCleary.
BeslIsville-C. Is. Hawthorne.
Clsrington-A. q. Robb
Ceptreville-J. g. Moore.
Fsirview-J. l. Wilson.
Freeport-J. II. White.
Hendrysburg-J. Shaw.
Hannibal-W. ID. Starkey.
Morristown-M, J. Sheets.
Moorefeld-W. ii. Rider.
Powhattan-S. Lane.
St. Clsirsville-B. +. Beazell.
Somerton- J. w. Weaver.
Woodsfeld-S. Grouse.
Woods6eld Circuit-R. j. Smith
supply.
Antioch-G. A. Sheets.
CAMBRIDGE DIsTRIcT-J Williams
p. E.
Cambridge-J. H. H. Holhngshead.
New Philadelphia-W A. Davidson
Philadelphia Plain. K. Cooper.
Coshocton-W. l.. Dixon.
Cadiz-A. II. Norcross.
Ashbury-W. T. Robins.
Martins Ferry-H. B. Edwards.
Ulrichsvile-C. j. Feltt.
Gnsdenhuttep-W. Peregoy.
Winchester-N. b. Stewart.
I Washington-J. f. Huddleston
Adamsvllle- q. A. Miller, and T. F
Phillips.
East Plainfield-J. w. Fouts
Milnersville-R. NJ. Freshwater.
Liberty-H. S. Jackson.
Deersville-F. w. Anderson.
Tyron-J. X. RAIDER.
Bethel. j. Jackson.
New Athens. IL. Doan.
West Bridgeport and Mt. Pleasant
II Appleton.
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TIE entertainment of the pupils OF
the Sixth Ward Public School will take
place in their building this evening.
The teachers and scholars have been
making extensive preparations for their
exhibition and we have no doubt but it
will be interesting and enjoyable.
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PEOPLE who have any quantity OF
silver on hand should get rid of it
as soon 40 possible. for fourteen tons of
it is coming from California. This is
enough to overstock the market and
make plated ware more respectable, as it
is now more popular than the old fash
ioned article 1915
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The QUINLAY. ROBINSON HOMICIDE.
Yesterday morning was set for the e1-
animation Of Mrs. Melissa Robinson for
the murder of Pat Quinlan, by Judge
Cochran, but owing to the pressure Of
other business, His Honor was compelled
to postpone the examination until this
evening al o'clock. There was large
crowd of people present who seemed
much disappointed at the postponement.
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THE COURTs.

p go
COUNTY CoURT-Judge Cochran.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning. 4
The case OF Abner Rowley VS.. A. z.
Downey was continued At the request OF
the defendant:
In the case of q. Il. Pendleton vs. Z.
j. Gehring, defendant, and the b. q y.
r. r. Co. garneshee, Selby Jones appear
cd on behalf of the railroad company, IN
answer to an order entered at former
day of this term, and the case was con-
tinued until Saturday next.I
In the case of j. r. Winsor VS.. Thos.
Curran, judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff for S63,6l.
The case of Schenck & Zoeckler VS.. u.
W. Humphrey was continued until next
term.
The case of John O'Cennor VS. A.
Yoke was continued until the 25th inst.
James Smith was appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of John l.. Smith,
deceased; bond $4,000.
In the case of Michael Schwinn VS..
the Citizens Street Railway Company,
/ Luc cNluCuCc duu u SuihCHtS VI VIZ SNAS
sci having been heatd by the jury, they
were adjourned until this morning at 9
o'clock, the Court not being advised OF
its opinion in the matter of instructions
asked for by the defendant.
The case of George Hall VS.. Griah
Shep, WAS placed on trial before the fol-
lowing jury: VIM. Dillon, Ii Renner,
N. Roth, H Dice, L. Fish, l.. D. Wait
J. Burnley, K Payne, Samuel Lewis, NJ
L. Wayman, 4. NJ. Radcliffe and Geo
Peppers. The case WAS submitted and
the jury returned verdict Of $125 In
favor of the plaintiff.
The following cases were set for to-
morrow:
Case S7S, Jeremiah Myles VS.. E. M
Davis ct al.
Case 1853, KIeives, Kraft & Co, Us. Il
Stengle.
Case s7S, Conrad Schnepp We. G.
Wagenknecht.
Case 1874, Ludwig Wilhelm vs.. c. &
l.. Wagenknecht.
| Case S79, State for use Of II. Wallace
VS.. George Crumbacker.
Case S55. Jacob Ehni u Co, We. d
Bashor, executor.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing a. 8 O'Clock.
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EvEY man, and for that matter every
woman, too, has some darling fault; and
when you start out in search Of angels it
is well enough to remember they rarely
visit the earth. Heaven is selfish, and
keeps them al home in its own service.
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THERE is some difference of opinion
among fruit growers as to the condition
of the buds Some think that if severe
frost does not como hereafter We will yet
have a fair yield of fruit. Others are Of
the opinion that it is entirely killed.
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PERs oNAL.-Mr. John ID. Anderson,
sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, Is IN the
city.
Mr.. G. r. Behler is getting up histo-
~ of the Germans of Wheeling. Also
OF the Catholic citizens of the community.
Capt. Sprigg, the gentlemsnly and pop
ular conductor of the accommodation
train on the b. ~ o. railroad, will leave
for Florida, on apleasure trip and for the
benefit of his health. He will be gone
several weeks.
Mr.. Anton Reymann, the brewer, is
confined to his residence by illness.
Storm, the artist, has put jailor Ken
needy on canvass and has made 4 hand
some fellow out of him. The picture is
on exhibition in Nichols window.
The ladies o. the Mount Vernon Asso-
citation are to give frog opera in New
York. We have croakers enough to
carry one through successfully even in
Wheeling.
Nobody ever repented of eating too
little" is the latest philosophic announce
ment, but it is only safe to repeat it after
dinner. No doubt the fellow who said
it is in the pay of the hotel people.
We see by The Philadelphia Times
that Hon. A r. Boteler, Centennial Com
missioner for this State, is sojourning in
that city for the present.
Joseph jenkins Roberts, ex-President
of Liberia who died on the oath of Feb
ruary. was negro and native of Nor
folk, Virginia. Mr.. Roberts was Presi.
dent of the Liberian Republic for two
terms. He was a man of fine personal
appearance, excellent address, good edu-
cation and high character.
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OvERsKlRTs are to be as long as the
was formerly. NJ doubt
this will prove to be real economy. FOR
Il mere valence or deep feunce may
be made to DO service for skirt.
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Ks1anrs TExrIAR P1LeR1MAar TO

KNIGHTS TENPLAR PILGRIMAGE TO
PHrLApELPn1A - Centennial Fares-
Wheeling Commandery No. 1 Knights
Templar, have determined to visit Phils-
delpbia and participate in the gathering
of all the Knights Of the world. All the
Communicates in the State have been in
vited to 60 under the banner of
Wheeling Commandery No. l,
and most of them have ac-
cepted the invitation. 1t is the inten-
ton to leave here on the 18th OF May,
and proceed over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad as far as Harper's Ferry,
where there will be meeting of all the
knights, who propose attending the Cen
tennial celebration, and after days drill
will proceed TO Philadelphia and remain
| for week. Wheeling City Band,
sixteen pieces, Henry Vaas, leader, has
been engaged and will accompany the
Sir knights on their pilgrimage. II is
expected that there will be at least sixty
Knights under the Wheeling banner.
The indications promise that there will
be no lack of accommodations from
Wheeling to and from the Centennial,
by the Pennsylvanis Central and Balti'
more and Ohio railroads, These CON.
panies are now acting comparatively in
the work OF making uniform reduction
in the rates of passenger fare, the
schedue s of which are to remain good
during the term, beginning on or about
the LIST of May aud ending at conven
lent time after the close of the Exhibi
tion.. We understand that the fare fol
the round trip from Wheeling will b.
$3.50, which is reduction of twenty
Eve per cent. from the present rates o.
fare. Th tickets at the reduced rate
will be sold during the months of May
June, July, August, September and Dc
tober, and they will be good for return
trip at any time during thirty days.
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Ir is wicked that ladies are compelled
to step of the pavements into the gut
tiers, two feet deep with snow, to allow
festive little boys to pass with their little
slede
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A COMPANY OF artists, varied in their
talents, and will spoken of by the press,
will give variety performance at tho
Melodeon Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-Jndge Cranmer.

This Court met at l01 o'clock yester-
day morning,
DEGREES were ordered to be entered III
the cases OF James h. Hollinger, VINO
sues by his next friend, Jas. II. N!ch OILS
va. Nancy Hollinger, ct aL, and james
G. Acheson VS.. William y. Hughardt,
and others; and Ernest f. Zeigier VS..
julius Lohse.
Court adjourned TIL today at o'clock
A. NJ.
The case of Samuel Mcbride VS.. the
Citizens Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, in assumpsi,, and the case of
James II. Simmons vs.. the West Vir-
ginia Insurance Company, IN assuHpsit
were set for hearing to-day.
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VEG NJ E
Will Cleanse Scrofula from
the System.
~a;HONEST OPINION.
MIR. HR. STEVENS

MIR. III. X. STI.NENS:-
DEAR SIH-This is to show that my son
was taken sick in January, 1854, with
Scrofula, which came out iii large sores
and ulcers on his leg and hip. His leg was
swe led more than twice its natural size.
He had several doctors of high standing in
their profeSsiOn-two froG Boston and
three from Charlestown- without gettinga
bit better He was Obliged 10 lie wherever
he was placed for he had no use OF his
limbs whatever. When we had given up
al hopes of his living we We're told To try
Vegetine, Ihe great blood remedy; and he
had taken ii but q short time before we
could see q great change. The sores run so
bad that we had to change the cloths four
or five times day. Still, he was getting
better; for he could move his limbs and
help himself little. He was soon able tn
sit up in ned, and, by constant use of Nege-
tine il has cured him. He has lame leg,
which ne will probably have for life: but
We. all honestly believe il we had used
Vegetine before we had b thered with
those doctors. IL would have saved the use
of his leg and restored IL to natural health.
| hope all those troubled with Scrofula
will read this testimony OF me and my son,
who is now well and able TO speak for him.
s'li. CATHERINE MAHONE1,
DANIEL MAHONEY,
10 Trenton ST., CharleStOwn, Mass.
May ~, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement
conclusively shows the quick and
thorough cleansing effects OF the Vegetine
in Scrofula.
Vegetine is acknowledged by all classes
OF people to be the best and most reliable
blood purifier in tho world.
Vegetine II sold by ali Druggists.
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GREAT BARetISs in NEW Goops.-
Grenadines st . cents per yard, Lawns at
ceRts per YARD and japanese at l2}
cents per yard; just received by
J. W. FEKREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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THE examination OF Mrs. Robinson,
for the murder of Pat QuInlan, will take
place this evening at I o'clock in the
County Court room.