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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SEw YoEE, January I-SoEEr-
Active and loaned Up 70 0i one per
cent and interest per diem, ciosing at
sharp : per cent Prime nercaEiils pa
per nominal. Customs rscsip.S $4,000.
The Assistsnt Treasurer dis5urssd t,-
10000. Cesringr 100000. Sterling
not quoted. Dry good, imports ior the
week sI,SsS, 900.
GoLp-Opeusd ard closed - lnzt
win sslss N the interim A. 1924. Carry
ing rates 7Cs,s per cent. per sHnHm, and
l-a2 per cent. per diem
sILTEE A; LOrcon SGD bsrs silver
ban llet greeub1cksi lls, gold; ElEer
coin I(si per cent. disoo1ni-
GsYEES SNEsTs-CiosS1 steady.
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BUSINESS NoTEs-The Peoples Bank
hss declared dividend OF Al per cent. for
the past hs.! year.
Tie Bridge Company have also de-
clsred y semi.annusl dividend OF 4 per
cent.
The Wheeling Stock YARDS declared =
10 per cent. dividend out of the earnings
Of ten months.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail-
way Company has earned in the eight
or nine months OF its operations abou:
Il per cent. on the capital invested. but
the earnings were absorbed in the con-
strucliou account, mainly mskiI ( the
Chaphne street extension.
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Marine Dinnster.

PoETsMoUTH, \. H., January 4--The
United Ststes steamer kesrsArge went
sshore on Beacon ledge, this barbor, this
afternoon, 81 nearly high tide, by parting
the main hswSer, while preparations
we're in progress 70 haul her along side
the wharf al the navy yard, binding
snow storm with strong southeast gale
aud a very hesvy sea we're prevailing st
the time, an5 the vessel struck on the
rocks, stern frtt All efforts 70 get her
Of thur far proved futile.
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GoilIeEy Fire.

PoTrsvILLE, January A FIRE wss
discovered IN No. slope, cpersted by
the Lehigh and Wilkes ba.re Cosl Com
psny 81 Panther Creek Ns!!ey, snd Up
20 noon today the ire wss still raging
a1d large smouot o. Cosl a,eesdy
consumed.
PoTTsvILLE Jsnusry 4.-The FIRE con-
tlnues to spresi snd the men are uasb,e
10 resch It, being kept back by the iense
smoke. IL Is feared that il will De
necessary 70 food the mine.
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Action of Ssu York Butter
shantk

NEW YORK. January 4-Tss g-.'s. 80.
merchants to-dsy met, sd PAs'''a 'nS
following: .,-.. 1T
RssolpsG, Thsi we tora o-Lse.'es ;.
4 national Gssocis,ion Tor Ihs prO.eoti'l :.
d.lry produce from sda.eis..Gh' .l..ia a. ,ss Ihs
srforcsmep' OF s-A'uie re'A'I's - %
- .. 0lsonsrsetise, Anc 70 procure uni
-, :sIs,e lsvs regulating the sale OF the
80. and sgcn association shall Be call
e1 The National AEsociatlou for PfeTer-
to, Of AduherstIoa Of Butter" The TO-
iouing officers were elecIcc President !.
D. Hunter, Vice President, JsE Z. joyce
Treasurer. Thomas z Ns-nari Secre-
isry, T. u. Sssve-.
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ReIease Of Fenians.

Rumors have been current lately that
the government mas psrdoned 81! the
FenIsn prisoners. These ruuors, how
ever, appear 10 be exaggerated. The
Standard announces that Color Sergeant
MsCarthy aud Private q Brien, who
were senteGce1 to life penal servitude IN
1856. have been released on tick.
e:s of leave. Corporal Cham bers,
undergoing the same sentence will be
reless sed next week The prison gov
ernors have received 10 instruction coz
cerning the release of O'Mesrs, Condor
snd Midday, undergoing sentences for
completely IN the Manchester murder,
Tor Of the probable release OF the other
prisoners detained for completely IN
Al eyed Fenisu outrsges, bat who were
not convicted OF treason, felony or any
military cHense. Mccarthy aud O'Brien
were received in London oy the Irish
political prisoners.
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nemorraIic Nictory.

NEw OkLKASs January Nv. {.
Blanchard, Chairman Of the Democratic
Committee, tslegrsphs 20 the Associsted
Press 81 follows:
SEREvEPoRT, LA, Jsnusry Al the
special election held yesterday 20 Eli The
vacsHcy in tue Legislature IRON Csddo
parish, the Democrats elected their csa-
didste hy $50 majority. The cciored
voters broke swsy from tie Republican
ranks sad voted Lsrgeiy for the Demo
cratic nominee. This election Sss 20 I'll
tue vacancy occssioned BY the appoint
meai Of General W. L. Mcmillan 20 be
United Ststes pension ageIt
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Hox. Ross J. ALEXANDER has slresdy

Hon. Ross j. ALEXANDER has slresdy
dap.rted Tor Columbus, to take part IN
the orzsnizstlon Of the Legislature
which takes place next Monday. We do
not know thst he is candidate Tor
Speaker Of the House, but we happen to
know that the members of that body
csano. do better than 10 make him their
presiding officer.
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CHICAGO, Jsnusry 4.-The failure o.;
Samuel B iss Il Co, wholesale groCeri,
Wabash syerue, is announced. Their
lish.lI:ies sre vsriOusly sisted s. Sl25.
OOU ard S2CO,On0 None the firm VII
give sn hes o, the value OF the assets,
b., .hey have been regarded Is $ solid
firm and viii probably pay good per
ceatage. The giving OF judgment note
compelled their Suspension.
CIXcINNATI. January david Glib.
500, LIQUOR merchant, snd ". +. ReaneT
X Co. candy manufacturers, failed TO-
czy. Liabilities rot reported, Supposed
- te large.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, January 8, 4. NJ
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley. sta
tionary or falling barometer, northwest
back 10 south winds, cooler, followed by
warner, cloudy or clear weather with
occasional SHOWS.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling barometer,
warmer, south winds and clear weather,
followed by cloudy and snow.
For the Lower Lakes, south west 70
northwest winds, stationary temperature.
rising barometer, and cloudy weather
with SHOWS
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Grrman NtuisterIal Crisis.

LONDON, January "A Berlin CORE
spondent says ne hss Trustworthy lntOr-
maliou that sn agreement sutjec: 70 the
raIifcaiisa OF the Reichsisg snd The
General Council, has been arrived 81 be-
tween Bismarck and Won Beuningsen
tor the formation OF liberal psrliA-
ments.y ministry.
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TIE Cleveland papers are attempting
70 make = merit OF the fact that the de-
lrnqueut tax list OF that city fills but eight
PAGES of the Herald, while that of Chics-
20 makes l4S pages OF the Inter Ocean.
Bat wha. will BE- thought by these papers
when they discover that the city o!
Wheeling hss no such thing as deiin-
quent tax llst2 Where is there another
city which csH show rs clean n record?
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combination. and delaware. Lackawaans
and Western fell from 50t to At Della
ware and Hudson from 664 to ~. and
Morris and Esse1 from TAI
to Il. There was fractionalrecovery al
the close. New York Central was
strong on the reorganization scheme,
and advanced from l5 TO l6, with the
last sale at ISL. Panama declined
from l20 70 la on sales Of odd lots OF
stock rehypothecstsd BY Bonner. North.
western and st. Paul shares dropped
from to per cent. rescting partially
at the close while Rock Island, Union
Pacific, New York Central, Western
Union and Chicago and Alton fell of
fraction. Market closed steady. More
money was loaned to-day at per cent.
than yesterday or the day before, and
the market was less stringent.
Michigan Central earnings increase
$22.62l for December. The transactions
aggregated $1,000 shares. OF which 26,.
GOO were Lake Shore, 1900 Northwest
ern, 5000 st. Paul, 1000 Ohio, 3,OO0Dela-
ware and Lsckswsnns, $500 Delaware
snd Hudson, and 5000 Western Union.
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Resolution FayorinK the Release OF
Tweed
NV YoRK. January Al toe

NV IoRK, January Al TOE uoo"-
iDg ol the B1.-d OF Aldermen tbs site'-
nor. : resolution wAs adopted declaring z
ttst g-e.,er benefit couId Dc gsIr 81 By
tra tisebs.zs Of Tm- n T~esd from
irBpr,.opment ,nsr BY hE longer de.en-
tio1. sad recommending Ire Attorney
Gere-,I aad corporation coanse! 70 re-
Is..e nm. st,s- securing io- tie city s1en
property As be Il nov possessed o. Ahd
.f,sr ,aking the proper means 70 secure
b,. testimony when necessary n any OF
The us, which might hereafter b
brought by the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-05

ST. LOUIS, January Capt. G1;.
wisz, an exilsd Russian officer, Cav bv
ted iuicide at KsnsAs City, yegais Irsigb,
throwing himself under = p.A - ~.
train. Poverty seem. I"
cause Oi the act.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-05
Chinese Outrage.

LONDON, December 5.-Ths Advertiser
s.sles, on reliable authority, that official
information has been received in St. Pc
tcrsburg tnst the Chinese have mssss-
cred 1900 men, women and chlldrs, at
Kahgarian, 3 town of Msnss, commit
I'M frt,, y. fnl slrnritlas
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Marine.

NEW YoEK, January i.-Arryed-
Steamers America and NeckAr from Bre-
men.
QuEEssTowN, January i.-Arnved--
STEAMER BotbniG from New York.
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x<oNnsd.

p January 4.-Ths BODY OF
" Asd1nce, & wealthy lumber dealer
- % Il.Sslo, and founder oi PierceVilie'
- Iyehigsn, was found drowned IN The
aGrbor 20 day.
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VOL. 10.
as'heeliug ge9lster.
Cold closed yesterday at lOZ5
TO CITY READERS.

The REGISTER has been selected by the
i,,v Council to do the public advertising
for the ensuing year. Advertisements
Will appear officially in no other paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-05

RAILEoAD BosDs-QGIet and srH.
STATE BONDS Q1iss-
STocEs-Ths nArks. opened krm aod
Gt7Erosd tl9i per cent, bas satsoqGsnily
aariired tl5lE PER cent Lake Shore foss
fron 5lI % 81, ard fsll 70 col, with .
,gbssq1ens rally 70 81, =; WHICH It rs-
nsire q: slr9rE Tor the bsianos o, the day,
tsspits the Erosg stort< 70 break = An
attsck ~ nscs On coal sbarss bJ the
b,.Ars "a reports thai tbs mseiing Of Is
blgh oY-rstOrs go not 10 tAv0r Of
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BUTTER is selling up At Wellsburg at
% cents pound, and eggs are drug at
Is cents = dozen.
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WHERE THEY CAME PROM IN 1876

Virginia, 1912; Ohio, 22,0gl; We.'
Virginis, 1865 lllinoiS 7.22l, Mary
and, GLIB; PennsylyAnis, G,I2Gi Tennes-
sec, 2,I54i Kentucky, 1892; Missouri.
4lG Indiana, 80; Csnsds, 1871 total. Il0,-
24I.
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Beef Cattle, sheep and Hogs.

Reported for the Register.
The following exhibit shows the mum.
Der OF beet cattle, sheep and hogs received
in Baltimore during the year ending
December 81, 1877:
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Cholera.

ALEXANDRIA, January 4.-The no!
era has appeared 81 Jeddsh.and Mecca.
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pardeus.

The President has Pardonet CaAs-
Lewis couvictst Of passing counterfeit
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wHERE nEET cArrLEARE TgoM

Virginia, $3.50; Ohio, 26.j39, Wet
Virginia, ls,60l; Maryland, $3.50 ILL.,
nois, 5,S42; Pcnnsylvsnis, i,il2; Ton
nessee, 1866; North Carolina. 1879,
Kentucky, 93s; Missouri, l4C; total, 49,
g56.
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WHEELING, w. VA, SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 5. 1878

half dollars, and imprisoned in the
Northern Penitentisry OF Indiana; VIM.
5. Morris, convicted Of passing counter.
ieit money and imprisoned in the West
ern Penitentiary OF Pennsylvanis; Frank
Silver, convicted Of passing counterfeit
money and having in possession un.
stamped cigars, and sentenced to ina
prisonment in the Missouri Penitentiary;
Riley Bowman, convicted of illicit dis
tilling, and sentenced in the Western
District of North Carolina to two years
imprisonment The psrdons are sll
made upon applications backed by re.
commendations of the prosecuting off,
GERS and Judges of the courts before
which they were tried.
Coinage Statement for the Month OF
December, 1877,
The following is a statement OF the
coinage executed during the month of
Dpcamha 1877.
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Resistance iRevenue aaic@s-.

Agen; Wsgler has been II th's ei'y 10
day. holding - iatsrvie" ~l'A me
Treasury authorities gPoH the s4'Jgs' oi
the receat assaults EF0n TeFenas oli-ef7
bv yiolstcry Of tie nternsl revenue AVS
n south Csroliss Major Wagner gave
TIE C,our,ssfo-er and Secretary very
f,,Il scr,1uts O.: ine condition Of the ser
vice ssd the difficulties thst hsd 70 0e
contacted v..h II csrtsir portions OF The
6,.trilis in the South. The Department
~ill not ask Tor troops 10 sssisi rs officers
II viodicSlinE sas iaSs. ~ II L ihcagst
sufficient force of is ofacers properly
eomnuslonst snd armed, viii Dot De re-
sisted While m1kIng arrests.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02


District cdse'-susan Clark. a co,ored damsci
was fined % for cursing. f. R. Hubbard keeping
an unlicensed eating house, dismissed Hugh
Gallagher, catth-dealer, was charged with selling
horses without the required license. Tho evidence
proving the reverse TO be the case tho court or.
dered his discharge. Annie Scott profanity, Is or
seven days. John T. Shaw was fined $50 or sixty
days for carrying.a pistol. Annie Williams and
Susan Harris were fined IS for being loud aud
boisterous. James p. Mccarthy was fined IS or
fifteen days for making an indecent exposure OF
his person. Susan Clark, profanity, q or fifteen
days Julia Moulton same, s.. MessrS Keyes and
smith charged with violating hack law, wero
granted continuance until next Wednesday IN
order TO produce important witnesses. T. andsT.
y. Roesse, proprctors Of the Arlington Hotel were
fined $50 for keeping their bar open after midnight
John Johnson, charged with carrying on business
nslprodlice-dealer without llocnse, dismissed.
Uniici Sdcs cdsds.--Leroy Veney, q small colorcd
boy was fined S. or fifteen days, for stealing two
brooms from j. +. johnson. John Levi. charged
Jones was dismissed John I. Gatowood John D.
Darr Joseph Torrens, George Frdey, and George
A. slack, were arragned for selling lottery tickets
The case was continued until next Tuesday, de-
fcndants being compelled to give bail In the sum
Of 500 each. Matthew Garyey. assault on Thomas
Hurley fined s. or fifteen days Hurley, was then
striking him in the head with q stone; complain
ants head was pretty badly battered and the court
amer hearing the evidence, Imposed fine Of so or
Curtin bonds in the sum OF 800, or thirty days In
jail Jim" Cant len s. collateral for bis appear
ssG sg n Elm the charge Sl en-
oyenkirt and some towels from Cecilia bryan. for
which she was fined s. or ten days. Lizzie also as
George washington alias sY Robinson, was charged s
with chicken stealing, but there appearing to be
some doubt as to his guilt he was discharged.
sault little colored girl named Jane Price was.
dismissed, the evidence not sustaining the charge
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

Marinl's Hall presented some very happy and in.
tcrcstlug scenes last evening The occasion was
childrens masque ball, under the auspices of the
Washington schuctzen veren The hall was deco
rated with flags and bunting, representing all ma
tlonaitIcS, and arranged in novel and tasteful dc.
signs. During the early hours Of the night the
door was given up entirely to the children. It was
q pretty Lillputian carnival. The ages OF the
masq ranged from three to fifteen years There
were old crones ut least the faces OF old crones
on young bodies; aged sircs, brigands Indians,
morntaineers, stately dowagerS. queenly little
ladies, ~ long trains and eighteer.button kids
ladies and gentlemen Of the old provincial times
In silvcred wigs and queues, fred cuffs. stiff cor.
sage, and shOe-huckles; gay cavaliers, In flowing
| cloaks Dolly Nardens Martha WashingtOns aud
flower girls. These, and scores Of other folks, taken
from all ages and countries pcOplcl the pretty pic.
ture. Even the devil, who Is having hard time Oi
It between Bob lngersoll and other people, found a
| place among the Lilliputs, but he was worried to
| death Oh account OF the great temptation con
SANITY offered 10 the little to pull his tail and
before the night was over he was very sorry look
| ing devil indeed with one vampire wing hanging
| limp and showing other damages, which made him
look quite willing to leave the gay world where he
| had hired so roughly and 20 back to his dark
| realm where no chubby little raScals would dare
| pull his tail One little boy, standing about two
| feet high In his boots. was nrrayed as brigand
aud, with his rakish hat, short Jacket and fcrc,
morstachiOs, looked every inch brgand. Tn,
entertainment was very pleasant one, and The
hundreds OF laughing happy faces showed how
| well the children enjoyed It,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

small edition OF the Narrative Of the Polarl,
Expedition, Captain {. Y. Hail. commanding. has
been ordered to be printed by resolution Of Con.
grcss. Tho number of copies Is so small and the
demand upon members Of Congress SO great, that q
comparatively small number Of persons can ex
pcct to DO favored by their representatives In the
distribution ofthe work. by law any one may oh.
tain copy by dopOstlng with Mr.. a. 7. Childs,
chief clerk Of the Government Printing Once the
sum OF Sl.jO before the work goes TO the press
which will be on Tuesday next, the 5th instant
This book In addition TO its being very interest.
ing narrative Of n remarkable Arctic experience
Is the best, geographically, ever issued by the
Government II Is an imperial octave, Of COG pages
with thirty full.page wood cravings, two photo
Autographs, two steel engraving, and six maps
1t is printed in large clear type, on heavy paper
and handsomely bound In cloth. twin be ready
for delivery In about one month
The edition now ordered by Congress provides nc
copies for distribution by the Naval Observatory
Their previous edition has long been entirely cx
hausted, and Admiral Rogers Is now unable To re
spOnd 10 requests for them.
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srnIxo OVERLOAD at saks & cos, seventh sire,



Mrs. Caroline shAwk Brooks, better known as the
American sculptor In butter, who immortalized
herself by the exhibition OF tho Dreaming
Iolanthe" at the Centennial In 1876, has now on
private exhibition at 3l7 Four-aud.ahalf street a
beautiful copy of that work. All who sec this
unique work Of art are astonished at the beauty
and perfection that can be wrought In such mate
rial. But they ere moro astonished to learn that
the fair artist Is OF the opinion that this material Is
the best for art modelling that has yet been dscov.
cred. The rare excellence of her work goes very
far to attest the correctness OF her opinion She has
also invented and patented u method of securing
plaster casts of her butter models, which must
eventually, when prejudice has vanished before
ocular demonstration prove Of very considerable
value. 1t is said TO exceed any method heretofore
known. II astonishcs many Of the novices
in art to learn that butter Is not necessarily
dearer material than clay. while Il Is far more
impossible and requires less preparation. The ex-
caunOt be easily described There Is a delicacy In
the lines, and refinement IN the features superior
| 10 those In the original model ut Philadelphia, In
dicaiye Of the progress made by the artist perhaps
since that time. There is also greater spirituality
for The IMAGINATION to depict The effect of Ills WORK
| OF art. Before one sees II everything connected
with II has the golden hue Of butter aud In the
mind the Image Is indssolubly connected with the
idea OF butter but when once seen, this idea, all
these ideas are dispclled and the lifelike form ap
pears about TO wake and speak.
| Mrs. brooks ought to DO encouraged aud assisted
In procaiming her great art discovery TO the Euro
peRn world She wants to xhibt fnll-length model
OF "lolanthe" In the Paris Exposition She says
1t Is practicable, and she appears like of those
earnest, iudeiatigabe, determined selfreant wo-
men who can do whatever they think they can.
whatever they say they can. Her success In this
matter would reflect incalculable credit on Ameri.
ca. Europe has taught us the art Let us now
show her improvements In the methods of utilz.
ing the instructions she has impaired. Mrs. Brooks
Is Just The specimen Of All American selftnught ar
tist TO do this and to do 1t with degree of modes
Is and O wealth OF genius that will command re.
speet. Let all our lovers OF art who are blessed
with means TO expend In its encouragement 20 aud
see this artist aud, having examined her work, ex,
tend such aid and encouragement as shall seem to
them good.
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a Walking Miracle.

Mr.. II. II. STEVENS.
Dear Nr-Though q stranger, want to inform
you what VEGErINE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made It's appearance In my
system-large running ulcers appearing oil me, as
fOlows: one on eLch Of my arms one on my thigh,
which extended to the seat one on my head which
ate into the skul-bone; one on my left leg, which
became so bad that two physicians came to anputate
do so, as my whole body was full OF scrofula they
deemed advisable TO cut the sore, which pain f
beyond de,crpton, and there was quart OF matter
run from thi, one sore.
The physicians all gave me pp 70 die, and said they
could do no more for me. Both or my logs were
drawn up TO my seat, and thought II did get
up again would be cripple for Ito. -
When In this condition saw NEgETINF adver-
tised and commenced taking II In March, and fol-
lowed with until had used sixteen bottles and
this morning am going to pillow corn, n well man,
All my townsmen say II Is miracle to see me round
walking and working.
In conclusion will add, when was enduring such
great suffering from that dreadful disease, StTofa,
prayed 10 the I.nr, above to take me out OF this
world; but as VEGErINE has restored TO me the
blessings OF health desire more than to live,
that may be of some service to my ieOw-men and
know Of no better way 70 aid suffering human Wy
than to enclose you this statement of my 1ate. with
earnest hope that you will publish II, and II will
afford pleasure to reply TO any communication
which may receive therefrom.
am, sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAWN.
AVERY, Bsrrien Co., Mich, July 10, isi2.