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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-30

it word of three syllables-Co Ter idge.
We have been scolded more than .
dozen times for dividing England thus,
Eng land INSTEAD of England. As Eng
land means the land of the Engles or
Angles, and does not refer to a gland,
We still contend that it is Eng lano, and
not England; tor words ought always
to be divided on their proper syllables.
Neglect is word in very common
use. The dictionary very plainly di-
vides the syliables, neglect. We cannot
tell how often we have had our proof
marked on this word, compelling US to
divide it, ne eject. But when we got to
reading proof OF our own, you bet we
played out that sort of hi'alu,in. Occa-
sionally printer comes along, who has
worked in heightened Offices, who be-
longs to the ne-gleets, and sometimes
divides the word when il is not necessa-
~, in order to enjoy thc pleasure of so
dividing IT. But we mark it on him,
every time. neglect in ours.-Troy
Chief
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Nasty has turned his attention to

Nasty has turned his attention to f.
naneial matters, and reasons with his
usual acutcness. lie says:
"The sunny south hez done wei with
her rebelyun after all. She hez now
control Nv the lower house; the subsi-
dies and appropriations now before
congris will more than pay her for all
the war cost, espeshelly when we take
into account the tact that we repudiated
all the debts We owed the north at the
beginnin and that England iarnisht all
the money on which the war was ear
rieds on. The two hundred millyuns
which the Fedrai Government; is goin TO
give us, eli Il republican SENT ont pre-
vent it, is, | may say, eleer game.
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"Whas will you take, madam ?" said
the soda water drug clerk. "a little
strawberry in mine" said che. "And
you, SIR 10 the husband. ale me
see" scanning the row of bottles which
syrupsl, "oh, yes; . little
spir1ta .frxmexsa, if you please" And
- they went OF, after drinking their
soda water, she said softly: "Oh,
George, how much better that Is than
nasty, borrid brandy, as you
nssd TO do before you joined the Murphy
men, isn't itg" And he said he "rsSher
guessed it was."-Jersey City Journal.
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GOLD

Hnv nsrcsf chance 20 make money ~ yots
uuAI can't get gold ynH eau kst gFe~ni,arss.
" . nret p-fasn 10 every town to isks
subscriptions for ihe largest cheapest and best iins
trated family publication b. iise World Abf
become a .ucesssfd sgrrnt. The most sisrxnt xsfts
u given ftss sni.scsiiTrs lee pfirF loo
thsi alEsos, ever, body suissrfihrs one REPORT.
mai inR ever 81 - ~ werk lady agent rsfspff.
tzkinR 80 fsiisssrihsrs Zen day. All Nis
gsF- make money fssf lea devote all ysss sss
10 the bnsnr-F. only s"aF sIfafs time lsa ned
Mt he suay from hsse over hiEit. lsa do Is .
well othsrs pm paf4sstFs, siifr.tioBs sad
Tree Elegant and oppressive aufni frrr ny0a
profitable Wnfk send "a Tnur address NJ ~ oysi.
Bo;hias o., the lusisfss 70 shs saxssss f.iis
20 make gTsit PAY Af1ress ''ihs reoris's Jssf-
nRi. - Fcrfiaui. Name
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nfSihiN NSrSls.

Some authors, priniers snd proof
readers FREQ uensiy strain . poin; "a d.
viding words By syphea. At the cad If
the lire. We notice that BaYke's wss-
tern Homestead. finding IL necessary 20
divide the name Of the poet Colsridge,
does 1t thus: coleradge- This makes
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

ver.iy. FOR rise year / aaa Dor srrsihei through
one no<trl haf dropplrgx N the throat very bad
sSasa. asthma bad as 90 b obliged TO take remedy
fo- II Eaghf before being able 10 lie down and deep
and . Constant duu pAla IN my head. Nj head
II tines 80 rEii OF catarrhal matter 20 inture my
sense Ct hearing and compel Svt ID osvsfAl tmes
In the night 70 clear 10 snd NY throat before eep,i
siscp. livery oae fhcse distressing syHSsOs hes els
sgpsarri u1eer the CT rot Quo thsee bottles OF
sASfoEps CTR. Ny hearing . faiy rcsecsei
have 10 sstAaAt.c symptoms, cough. droeanss
,han have been for yeSs- could feel TIE snsen q
the CHS on appetite, ktancya and. IN fact
every part os my system. What hsa eeca doas n ay
eAse u wholly tie eject Of the RADICAL Crnk-
Ne-y rsspeettany, c. H. LAwkANca.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Y zee Inc
For DropSy.

CENTRAL FALLS, Il. /. Oct. TO- ls7s
DIR III. r. STEVENS
IL - pleasure 90 give my testimony for yalu-
able medicine Twas sick for long tine with DrYPsg
under the doctors care. lie saii IL E5fsr be-
tween the Heart and Lfrer. received benefit un-
til commenced taking the Ne.eiinc; In fact, I wss
growing worse. have tried many remedies: they
did not help me. NEGETINE Is the medicine for
Dropsy began % feel better after taking few bot
ties have taken thirty bottles la all hm perfect
ly well. never felt better. No one feel NOR,
thankful than do
am, dear sir. gratefully yours.
A. ID. WHEELER
VEcETIyE. When the blood becomes Iifrlrss anil
sasnan either from change Of weather or CLIMATE
want Of exercise, irregular diet, from any otler
cause, the NEGETINE will renew the blood carry OF
the pltTid hgBors cleanse the stomach regulate The
bowels, and impart tone Of yigor % the whole body
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n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
j. HISTORIC THE WORLD

Embracing iul AMI authentic account. OF every ne
ton OF ancient and MODERN times. ard including
history of the and fail OF the Grrtk aud Roman
Empires the growth of the nations Of modern tnTop+.
the middle tue cTusses. the fsadsi svst-ts. IA
reformation, The discovery aad sctsFsrn OF The >ss
NeTld, etc etc.
II contains ga ine historical eszrssings and 1900
large aoRbe column pages, and Il The ntsst eoples
His'ory Of the world puhishsd u sells ~ eight
send Tor apccmsn pages aud extra terms o. Agents.
and sre Why 4 cells better than Broth-r bslsk. Adj
ardress, NATGyAL PUBLISHING "a - ioisis. Mo
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IT can Be CORED,

i mediate relief AaorGet " skxroErs RAoscAL
CCEa roR CArsKxH = bet q sliyet eystc0cQ 81 vaaa
may fsl.ou psrsstcat uss OF tss rensdy. fAs lafa.
iaerrstet matter that has lodged In the nanal pAgus
removed with FEY apple atous TIE ulccrottoo 80
Inflammation sabtued and h~ssef TIE entry ns1ffe-
nocs l.r.cs % the cad e xnse1 and p1ftoe1 Coz
tsfufionsy Is action 70 that Q powerful p1rtfytnL
agent, destroying N IL course through TIE sysesn
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
IS IT CuRADlE7

piicased forms Of d;seAse .sszmsa b. C.sartA -
have tried ary pnys:ctAcs and ranedto VsAo9s r1ltl
care awai. tie thS question VIM eooss1se
able aa1iesy. And veil hey nay tor no 49, ~
be f,eltioned Il universally peeyAle0e 80 -
destructive hcsfla Csfa-rh. Brooc h1xA AoeAnA
Coughs. and se-ions sad freoaent,y fssl a06ec0 q
eut ncgieetsd cssA.,h- ODER synPatn.se seseece,
s1ch ccaf-cS>, impaired eyesAt and lono q eenoe
Of srl may he rVferredt 10 minor bat nsvessAelco
rescl.s Of ncgiccted Cafasrh. bad eac1gA IN
CO. y, - s so,snS eosrsssd No We %
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AAo0LD PLATED WAFCH10. AeaPea /.
A.Sthe known world &saP;s w6acA (s<s = 4 4ssfs
W. AaAras A tRlsn { @ .oAsesSs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-30

HrsD.CHE--Thsrs are VARGAS sarsss fer hraAari,s
dersnge 81 fs crrslsiin IN 81 The iss-
tive organs. OF tho nrTfpas system. A.. NrGErT-r
b. sss 10 ~ FsBEefv for fls May tir1s 81
heaiseke. - act directly uppn tte ssFlsas
81 ihis complaint SerrSs-aess, lHsii siSs fssffs
nee, Rheumatism Neuralgia. Rdlion-as-s A. TfF
the y ssErSr. 1oa Mi nssO rrgrss q
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COLLINS. yoLrA,c eIAsyese

De careful Call for CoIltHs yolr Arc N xsrss lea
you get some worthless imitation Sold By al
.is ssa s.,a sivssi ttsressssss ss tsss sss,ss
Boston, Mas.
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mS ~. uiSt SouuSStsou WAN OtO MI.
jerks has not como to your ears. Now,
listen to me. But Rrst solsmnly prom.
Use you will not repeat what an about
to tell you. There, hold your tongue,
and don't interrupt me. You are so
fond of hearing yourself talk. Men are
so much given that way. I've told you
half the truth, and that is more than you
deserve. Well, the other half, which
you might SO easily have known if you
had not been so stupid, runs thus: My
mamma and Mr.. jerks were formerly
near neighbors, and Mr.. jerks fell vio-
lently in love with mamma, and offered
her marriage, and mamma refused him,
and Mr.. jerks went mad, and one day
he presented pistol at his bead and"
"Good gracious
"Wouid have killed himself, but some
body knocked him down, and the pistol
went of, and mamma Vas standing close
BY, and"
"Mercy on me,
"was nearly killed-wiih fright.
Then when Mr.. jerks came 70 bis sen.
'es, be was 90 sorry, and though ho
,ouldn's have mamma (for she married
papa, and he lived many years) yet he
made . will in mamma's favor, leaving
Ter everything. He told mamma 20
one day when he Was poorly,
akipg some Cruel. Then be died bat, 1
hough search Was made, high and low,
10 will could be found, and . r,ch old
leir-at-lsw came in for everything. And
here's the reason mamma cannot bear
be place. And, please, what 10 to b
one :" i
II Was q curious story, and I had not
card word Of IL before. And ~ TO
hat Was to be d2ne, that vas . puzzle. {
could move Of coarse, bat whore TO, I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-15
BRIDGEPORT.

There IS right aIga time n prospect
q. the Sorlny election. ard every Body Is
talking corporation politics. there aP-
nea-s 70 be 4 cesire on tie part Of me
people. Judging from the talk on the
streets. TO change the Adjudication o.
affairs in our municipality.
Oa Wednesday n,gbL Polly Cox snd
J,hn Robirsoc, under the Influence OF
onS-,- undertook TO ride or drive their
horse over the little bridge which Is used
for the accommodation OF foot passen gers
and the school children, and not succeed
irg in the undertaking % their sai!sisc-
non. cone ludsd 20 hesve tie horse over
the psnt-rsiling into the creek, SID tnen
>, 4-oVn him. Robinson WAS arrested
an red SO and costs, and Lot having
~ goo ne will DO the village service TO
thai amour. on the Changing. COX
escaped
Then comes John and Aoliie thinner,
late Of the WheeliIg worshouse, EaLl Oh
WHISKY, persmo ulatIng through the
st-a4,: and making things pleasant Tor
ou- neople By loud, protane and vuiser
language. while Nellie gave series OF
rvmnsstic performances, sucn a. sIAno-
No on her head, turning hsndspri1 ga
and ctsriug TO fght any uan n Bridge
mort, Marshal Sims gathered them N
on, OF the vet, and the Mayor susPenosu
iudrmen. long enough for them 70 ges
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-15

The Penetrating winds incident 70
this season OF the year are a severe ordeal
for the lungs. The negIt ct OF hard coug h
generally leads to a weakness OF the lungs,
which, not infrequently, results In Con-
sumption.
scHkNCKs PCLMoNIC SYRUP will al once
relieve and loosen a tight cough and is
such an agreeable remedy that children
Will take IL without being coazed. a cold
on The lungs, If consumption is not al
ready developed, may be easily mastered
by the use OF the Pulmonic syrup together
with sehenck's Mandrake Pills 10 clear
the system OF the accumulated mucus.
In more serious cases, where the ssease
has become deeply seated, and the patient
suffers from loss Of appetite, weakness and
emactation, SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic
should be used in connection with the
above mentioned remedies, to stimulate
the appetite and bring the digestive
powers INTO healthy action, thereby sus-
tanning the strength OF the patient and en-
aiding him 20 resist the progress OF the
disease until the PCLM0NIC SYRUP may
perform its healing and cleansing work.
The use OF these standard remedies &C
corting to the directions which accom-
pany them, cannot fail 10 produce most
satisfactory results. 4 letter addressed TO
DR.. Schenck cor. Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia asking advice, will prompt
ly receive the Doctors personal attention
Tree of charge.
schenck's Medicines are tor sale by al
druggists.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state OF IVES; Virginia n the AuaiclPa.
Court OF Wheeling:
Emma Z. Carter,
Martin Linden and others
BV virtue OF decree entered % sac
court in tue above entitled cause on ne
y. day OF January, 80, The Gnierslgnrf'
who were appointed Spe III Loinhl -ss4SH-
srs tor the puTpoSs, VII. on
SATURDAY, MARCH -. -,
A. 10 q ',IoeE An, proceed % sell At puotlc
auction. AZ The 'rnut door OF the court
Fou.e OF Onlo county. West virgin a, lAe
following described real eSLai-. iO-VLi- a
piece or parcel Of gTO0 nd situate On Ln-
east side Of MeCo lOch street n max al.
Or the city Of Wheeling known a. 49,
Wheehnz, bounded and d--cTi Oe,i - iot-
lows. Beginning on the east side o. NC o.
!Och, late Fulton street On tne Lock N - -
line. uox Mccartney line; thence y :.
3 10 poIes 10 STAKE n ne-iinS NES-A
thence down Said creek snd oinH!hs
thereon :. ~ r 44l0 poies 20 sCAAe :
thence = 3D. " u poles 70 A Sax = = :
line u Mc,ollOch street; then = Elt go a. -,
EAST sfde OF McGoilOch street y. ga =
Jo-lOa poles 10 the beginning
TKRNs o. sALK-Oue-tniTt-s nd a. ns Ich
more As the purchaser may o. SlLLlng 20
pay. 10 cash on day Of sale: the pa Al ~
Two equal installmsnts AZ zine ana
eighteen months. respectively rom oay
OF sale. with interest, the purcn 2sel = n !
his bords for the deferred pay meets a !.
tee tftle 20 said real estate 10 De refai ned
nal the purchase money shall nave 0a-en
rsAsd in Inll- x u 5A ~ NV
.sH suectal Commissioners
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WELLSBUR6 LOCALS,

The ladies' connected with the Union
Chapel. will give a supper and some
choice singing by Prot. Phail, on Friday
evening The proceeds TO &c devoted
10 the Improvement OF the Church.
William Il. Anderson, ESQ, was
stricken with something similar to apo
p,eyv. while sitting IN Eugene Tarr's
,aw flee last evening. The attack ls
not considered dangerous.
In tue Circuit Court to-day, IN the case
William Merryman vs.. ). George, the
iary returned = verdict for plaintiff. The
Court confirmed the sale OF the Kuhn
property.
Several announcements for the differ
enc town officers 70 be elected next month
VIII appear in our town papers his week.
Now look out for bCtton-bohng.
M Frank johnson, of the Wheeling
post office, was IN town to-day on oticia.
business.
Last aight two horses, two mules, a
wagon. 6arless, &c.. belonging 10 the
Ra5bic Hill Coal COEpany, were sur
reputi0usly taken away rom their stable
a5ou. - o'clock. The works are oper-
ated by \ 40 Wlnkie y Co., OF I us
burgh. Mr.. Mosebaggh, son-In-law OF
Van WIukle and Wm. Shriver, 81 en-
p.ovp, were the parties who did the TAX
ing away. They we're last seen going II
the direction OF Pittsburgh. The ETu IS
very much in debt. They owe their eu-
ployes and nearly every store IN town.
I NJ. Il. U. Lszear holds deed OF trust
On a. The mogsbles connected with the
WORKS he started in pursuit Of the par.
lies, but a. isst accounts rad not caught
them. I: Ooks ~ If i was precon-
ceryed arrangement between Van VIM
ale and hIs su0ordInates.
Street Commissioner Bond is giving
the cutters their annual scrsptng.
Mr.. James Miller, who has been trsv-
cling with DR.. Arnold, the Snowman,
FOR some time. returned home this week.
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IItIr NAM BENSON'S CAPCINE
| nMk RhI < POROUS PLASTER !
lnitiI UHUh the best remedy for a
lame or painful back, or
weakness OF the back ever invented or
known. It sOOthes. IL strengthens, IL cures
where other porous piasters and al lnl-
meDts tail.
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SCHOOL EKpUELE.
The Local Trustees IN 0ae OF the
Liberty Sub y isiriets AT Logger
.orrespondsnce of one Reglster.

heads.
Correspondence of the Register.
The good citizens of Liberty District
in the vicinity of Sub-District school
house No. ), have been considerably exer-
cised ior some weeks back over the efforts
- remove, or retaIn-Frank McFsr-
and, teacher of SAID school. As near "a
we are informed the fscts are these:
Messrs. Edward Blayney and Joseph
Heryey, two OF the sub. trustee OF the
SAID District School took exceptions TO
Mr. Mcgsr.s0G's method OF tesCniBg the
younger scholars, and thereupon ordered
the teacher discharged and the scI0, |
closed last January, which Was accord
ingiy done. To Lhis proceeding, M. b.
T. Yates who was the oLhe: sub-trustee,
took exceptions, and AZ 8 meeting OF the
Board Of Educs.iJn Of Liberty District,
the matter WAS presented 10 them for
their consideration ana settlement. The
Board, after hearing OF the case decided
that Mr Mcfarland should be reinstated.
School was again opened aud studies were
sgsin resumed, but matters ciint go on
smoothly. TIE teacher sad Mr.. I ates
took exceptions to the course.
pursued 5y Messrs. Blayuey ana Hsr-
vey. Finally Mr.. Yates presented ar
ticles OF impeachment to the Beard Of
Education composed OF Mes.rs. Col. Cur
Ljs, Joseph Sample and john Howard,
IN which re, Yates charged his COM
peers with misconduct 10 office" The
trial was set Tor last Saturday at District
school rouse No. 5, and so intense mas
become the iee.lng IN the affair pro and
con, that three hundred persons must
have been present to witness the proceed
ilgs. The Board net about II o'clock
a. ". The Messrs. Cochran, OF your
city and VIM. Dunlap, were the counsel
tor the plaintiffs, and Aessrs. Jordan and
MChennan, of the same place, Tor de-
PENDANTS. The court cid not adjourn
until almost dusk so voluninous was the
evidence, and so long the pleading
OF the respective counsel The immense
crowd continued eager listeners through
out, and reluctantly departed when 1t
was ssCertsinCd That the court would
withheld their decision Tor further con-
siCeratiOn.
On Tuesday last thsy announced their
decision, sustaining the charges, watch
makes the offices held By Messrs. Blaney
and Harvsy vacant. My 4tes lss resi- n-
cd MS position, too, so That low the district
has no sU5-tTustees and the school is un-
der tue care of the Board OF Education
OF the district
TIE excitement has not much absted as
vet, and there Is talk that Messrs. Her.
vey and Blsyusy viii sue NJ. Yates for
SANDER before civil court.
FROM \ LOCKER On.
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out Of town, which they were lot .s!o~ 10
take advantage Of.
Flora Bailey, q free damsel from the
other side OF the river, visited Us on
Thursday, having picked up on her
travels couple of hard cases with trous-
ers on. IS well as good deal of mighty
bad whisky. They then travelled
10 the Cadlz road until they had got
properly primed and loaded, and then re-
turned and raised Ned. jim McCon-
raqghv got after them. when the gents
ran of and escaped, leaving Flora to
langulsh behind the bars, where she lsld
on her lace with the air blue around her
head with oaths aud imprecstions.
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srEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

Rents are on the decline in this city.
There were three real estate transfers
today.
The MoIIie Maguires are at CARROTS
Hal tonight.
Two marriage licences we're issued by
Probate Judge Jordan today.
There will be a billiard tournament. st
the T. :. Hotel Billiard Hall Friday
night.
As the tine draws nigga Republican
candidates for domination exhibit great
uneasIless.
The Emma Graham carried 275 boxes
more glass ware from this city on her
downward trip.
4 Uar Of United States troops passed
through this ely to-day ~ noon, west
bound on the Pan Handle.
The recitation AMI musical entertain.
ment OF Misses Cayvsn and Swissnelm
Will come OF on Saturday night st Opera
Hall
Mr. William Eliot, Of Weilsvil!e, is IN
the city, and Is the guest OF MS broLher-ia-
law, Mr. Z. G. Mct'eeiy, business mana
ger OF the Gazette.
The roads in this neigh5orhood are
improving. 4 farmer Is enabled to
bang his empty wagon TO town now
with six horses Instead o. ten.
Mr.. Robert uovar.er proposes TO
enter the merchant tailoring business
about April lst. Mr.. Howeter was
formerly u member OF the firm of May
i HOweter.
Between half past i've and six o'clock
P. NJ. matters are pretty lively 1t tn
Par-Hardle depot. -Four trains srrlv-
and three depart during that time. This
should be coed lntucement 20 give
Steubenvi!.e new depot.
In our special about the Enterprise
accident yesterday our information lei
us astray slightly. Il occurred st the
foot of Browns Island instead Of tn
head, q difference N distance Of about
two and ha.t miles.
There IS \ rumor aoa.ing around our
streets today TO the effect that paperls 70
be started il our city soon in the interest
OF the Nationa. party, with Mr.. Charles
y. Allen rs editor. We DO not know
whether there Is any foundation for 1t or
not.
\ telegraph operator stationed q.
Mlngo, feeling unwell, concluded he
would take Il dose Of pills. Not under
standing the method usually employed
in such cases, be pG: them in bis mouth
and attempted 20 swallow them without
taxing anv water To wash them down.
One Of them refused TO 20 down, and
stuck in MS throat. he became frightened
and sent post haste up 20 the city Tor q
physician. The msn OF drug on srrIv-
ing. and learning what was wrong, sim
p.v gave him drink OF water and the
piI. vent down easily. The operator IS
wishing now be lad thought Of that him.
sci, and saved his i've dollars.
The Russell will case. which has ex-
cited a great deal Of interest IN this city
from is popularity. was yesterday com
promised at Pittsburgh. When Mr..
Russell died be beGreathet $50 goo 10 the
Iunatic asvium. The hers cont s,ed the
will on the ground that the oil genae-
man was not IN mis- right uiat. Hon.
John Il. Miller, OF this city, and Messrs.
W!er and Gibson, Of Pittsburgh, ap-
reared and moved the dismissal Of the
case where i nat been probstet at Pitts
Durgh. Attorney Genera Pillars, repre-
sart.rg the State, maSIng no objection.
. The COMPROMISE gives tae Insane asylum
,B-ee-ds,as OF the $50 eco and the tea.
- !r,,-h ssvrrr, rhrae-fltas of the
10000
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