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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-20
OurDIreetorx for 1873.

Mr.. Calm TINS year intends 70 issue s
full list Of ell changes Of firms, al re.
movals of private residences. business
houses, Sc, occurring in the city, which
will be very CONVENIENT tor our business
men IS q work OF reference; then too, It
will be saving of doller and hall, a.
it will sell for bali price $780, and will
answer every purpose Of 3 full directory.
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Painful Accident.

Mr.. John Gibson, No. 23l7 Eof street,
who spralned his foot at Mingo Furnace
Monday, returned 10 his home in this city
Yesterday. He expects to resume work
Ia a few days.
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business Change.

Mr.. j. w. FrankeEhsuser, who has
been in the grocery business Tor num-
her of years NJ the corner of Market and
Sixteenth streets, has sold his stock OF
groceries to Messrs Gaus & He'll. MIR.
+. will retire to his farm on the Ohio
river near Sunfsh. We wish him sue
cess in his new departure.
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FOR REXT:

TJyHE STORE ROOM NO. 70 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. /~n
THIS room has been occupied for The aaaa..S
last three years by Hugo l.. Loos as
a tobacco and cigar store. The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong 10 The
premises. A good w. &. is attached. Kent
low. and POSSESSION given April lst. APP
ply 10 j.; NJ; I0D lI. 9r WV
sal w L hCN "a .
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"a HEROINE IN RAGS"

This romantic drama, BARLEY Camp
balls most powerful effort, will be pro-
duced at the Opera House on Monday
night, with Miss Ellie Ellsler as the
"Flower Girl" 1t will be remembered
that Miss Elser completely vanquished
her more wurld-renowned rival, Maggie
Mitchell, at Pittsburgh, short time
since, playing 10 much larger houses
during weeks engagement, than did
Miss Mitchell. Box sheet open Friday.
ADJ.
There is much talk Of reproducing
Margaret Of Apjou sometime previous to
Lent.
The Mother Goose people will hold
their fral rehearsal at the Opera House
tonight. Tickets will be put on sale at
Adams IL Lucas music store this morn
ing for the entertainment Saturday
night.
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annMA EAR RENT,

FEOPLE'S BANK BUILD- "a
i ING. Dab .ls.&
BuiIdIng are hereby offered for rent. Pos
session OF two OF them Will be given i'm
mediateIy. These rooms are considered
The most eligible i'll the city Tor sleeping
rooms or Offices.
Apply at the Bank or To
iaSh THOS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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Mill Items.

The frst cast was made st the Belmont
yesterday afternoon, in the presence Of
about 200 persons. The results were
fully equsl to what was expected.
The forge department will start TO-
day, and the nail department Tor few
DAYS next week.
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FOR RENT.

yi,IIE STORE ROOM AND Dwell /SsA
LING, No. lUjS Main street, now Lin;i,
occupied by IL. J. schultz as shoe
store. ,,,
The store room and dwelling No. 1913
Main street, one OF the best dry goous
stands In the city.
POSSESSION given April LIST. For inrther
particulars apply 10 ,
ian3 or lUO9 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

vI,HE OPERA HOUSE STORE kA
rooms TOR rent at reasonable ~
terms. Possession given Immediate 60,
iv- AnpIy AT the Office OF the German Fire
Insurance Company OF Wheeling. ocean
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
ary list. Persons desiring good business
room In a good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
I. II. WILLIAMS, Secy,
dacSh At Franklin Ins. ONCE.
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FOR RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DIV ELLlNG, NINE
rooms, with all modern Improve k<7a
,uents, water closet ana bath tubs; laaE
large lot; located No. 30 >. Penn ST.,
now occupied by W. ii. Caldwell, Esq.
Possession April list.
one Two and n half story brick house
with eight rooms and store room; gas ara
water: all In good repair: No. h3 FlsE-
teenth street; viii be rented very low.
Possession April list.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street. suitable. fIr offices or dwellings,.
Possession April ist. Apply TO
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec2S 1877 Market Street.
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OSE of the pleassntsst rscollections Of
the Centennial trip 10 Philadelphia thou.
sands OF people will connect with their
pleasant quarters and agreeable trest-
mept A. the ColOnnaAe Hotel.
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FOR RENT.

TIME .FTNA IRON AND NAIL COM
PANYS Vineyard, consisting OF about
fiIty acres of vines in good bearing order.
Forterms apply at the Company s once.
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FOR RENT.

T OFFER FOR RENT MY WELL
known stand, No. l0lS Market ~
Square, Second ward. Terms reas- 81
able. / also offer Tor sale all the tx
lures Of the saloon. The stand is good
one and has good run Of custom. For
particulars apply 10 samuel Lash, on the
premises. tel9u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-20

We are always pleased 10 recommend
good article. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
never fails to cure cough or cold in 3
short time. The price is Is cents
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j. w. FEEREL, agent for d. s. Forney,
will resume business on Monday, Febru-
sry Is, 1873, at his old stand, corner
Main and 10Th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-20

THR best il the cheapest Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup Is acknowledged to be the
safest and most reliable medicine for
babies. Price rs cents.
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
r. Wheeling Island: price from 800 TO
5000 each. Only one-SiXth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
DO paid annually In five equal Install
mcntS, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN i. GILCHRlST,
ocSOh At Top MIL.
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The Iron city College,

Whose advertisement appears in another
column, is doubtless the most efficient, as
well as the most popular and successful,
business college in the United States.
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM AND DWELLING,
No. lG2O Market Square, now oc- "a
cupled as a restaurant. Possession
given at once. For terms Apply 10
THOBURN * BRO,
fel5a Grocers 1910 Market, cor. llth ST.
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Removal.

Having removed my shoe store to No.
Is Eleventh street, Immediately in the
rear Of the old stand, would respect
fully invite my patrons and the public 10
call at the Little Shoe House Around the
Corner JEgBT CLEMENS,
No. Is Eleventh street.
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Total reYenne.

The above bills of tuition and inciden-
tai fee were not all paid Mt the date of
making out the report, and perhaps some
deduction will have TO be made in the
final report for the year.
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Semi.Aunual Report.

The semi annual report OF the State
Normal School at Fsirmont. tor the half
year beginning September 10, 1877, and
ending February 4, 1878, has been made
out and sent to State Superintendent OF
Schools, w. X. PendletoR. The report
shows the school in prosperous condi-
ton, and is as follows:
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M A r. I'll N -

80. 'II55 Market ST., is the only FIRST
class Restaurant in The city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms LOT
ladies, or where you can IND that qulet
best cuisine that can be found In the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves IL up In manner unexceliea IN tHc
country. He can be relied upon always to
urnish everything first-class. 1ei6
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|. BLUM & BRO,

Bleached Muslins very cheap
L. BLUM s. BRO.
Dress Goods al cost to close.
i. BLUM g. BRO
Black Silks at wonderful low
prices. 1. BLUM & BRO.
Ready Made Cashmere Suits.
L. BLUM s. BRO.
81 so for Bla OK Silks worth
So SO. L. BLUM & BRO.
Travelling Suits and DOImans
L. BLUM & BRO,
white Spreads and Table
Linens. L. BLUM s. BRO.
FIannels at Cost.
1. BLUM s. BRO.
200 HOrsted Suits displayed.
L. BLUM l. BRO.
Odds and ends at half prices.
i. BLUM T. BRO.
bargains in every depart
ment at I. BLUM T. BROS,
IIO4 Main street
P. S.-READ LOCALS. ieh
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
~ ing, one mile west OF Bridge -
port, on National turnpike, contain. ~
ing nine rooms and bath room,
stable, carriage house and wash house;
Que acre of ground, with good assortment
oil young uuit trees.
Apply to First National Bank, Bridge
port, U. JaloVa
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AMDSEM TENTS.
oEnuAN1A ASnIvEsARY.

At the Anniversary of the Gesmanla
Singing Society. last night, there was
full attendance OF the members ana tneir
families. The celebration was the Ninth
Anniversary. On Feb l9, 1859, the or
gsnization of the society was effected by
nine persons who met in kitchen In
Centre Wheeling. The next meeting,
after the organization, was in hall OPP
posite the Fifth ward market house.
In this hall the society continued
to meet for nearly four years,
when it moved 10 Melodian hall
on Main street. Here it net in social
intercourse for three years, after which It
moved TO the present hall, corner OF
Market and Fourteenth, in which it has
held its meetings for two years. This
Society began with nothing, and has at
the present time over one hundred men,
bers and is worth about 1000, besides q
finely furnished hsll. The following is
the programme of the evening:
PROGRAMME.
Overture .Veiwig's Orchestra.
ChoruS-Society observation-disclosures
Anniversary Speech. ....;..,.;:.C schnept.
Song-"l am free an Joyful by organ
tZerS-
Song-"Spring" BY Madeleine Members.
Song-"5erman WerZoerger March" by
Chorus.
Play-"Load OF Wood" with three Char
acters.
Tableau. Birth OF Society,""
Waltz.
Quadrillc.
March.
supper.
After the programme had been rem.
dered, the members marched from the
hall 10 the supper room adjoining,
headed by Viewlg's orchestra, which fur
nished music for the evenings entertain
ment. At supper the following toasts
were made: The Germanls Society"
ITO the ladies of the society" German
song and music" The supper, which
was an elegant one, wss gotten up by
the ladies, at their own expense,
and we feel sale in saying that
few suppers given at any entertainment
in this city could surpsss that one OF
last night. Everything in the line Of
eatabes and drinksbles was furnished in
the greatest abundance. Ia conclusion
we wish the Germsnia many more as
pleas mt anniversaries as the ore just
celebrated. The remains of the feast
will be taken TO the little ones at the
Home this morning. - - -: r.-z.zI.
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A CENTENNIAL AW..s

Is valuable TO the recipient sndn
when given TO one OF many 1--WE He Psl
as showing true meri. The ccm petrda
in plasters at the CentepriSi Psuto,
yet the manuiactur's OF Benso,sSS Or
Porous Plaster received H. az tapcs,
only award; thus proving nv ,,sie' 4
medical authority In Tie wo, sae eiAa
s u periority--- " zoe IA
oftheir arti.' Ask your physi. th s!, Sos,
Gle over or. ,sehose
binary por. clan II Benson's i ssi,ts >
Gus p aStels ,noSo..ls'y \
and linime- CAPCINE soI pes
hts. Beuso - .aa 70 as.
ne Capcine Plaster is not tbaitsyut
Porous Plas' Best Porous ns;r 'ies
ter was in Plaster. 80 w
ven ed 10 R'N
ingredients enter inio The cnn,sseiib.t
Benson's tapcine Porous plss,p, 2
ever devised for the cue OF rhsnII tHel
neuralgia, lame and weak hsct Az
and kidney affections. sciatica Ir,, YEA
stubborn colds, sprains aud bru,ssI
everywhere, N
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-09-05

REPRESENT ALIVE oMlN-A1IoNS IN WALDO
COUNTY. For the class composed o. Prospect,
Monroe jackson and Troy the Grecnbackers have
nominated NJ. l.. Haley of Prospect. The Repub-
licans OF the same class have nominated Henry b.
Heagan. He is stone cutter by trade, and VIII
draw Greenback votes from that class The Demo
Gratis have made no nomination, and an effort Will
be made TO concentrate the hard money men on
Reagan. For the class OF Brooks, Knox, Waldo.
Belmont, Morrill, and Swanville the hard money
Democrats and Republicans have united upon the
nomination OF John | Watts. of Brooks The
GreenDackers of the same class have nominated
Martin b. Hunt of Belmont For the class of
Norhport, Lincolnville and Islcsboro the hard
money Democrats and Republicans have united on
Albert II. knowton OF Northport, and the Green
hackers OF the same class have nominated John X
IIuri also of Norhport. The Republicans of
Winterpou have nominated David Libby as a can
didate to the legislature fol the class Of Winter
port and Frankfort. For the class composed OF
Burnham Unity, Thorndike aud Palermo the
GFeenbackers have nominated Albert s Higgins
the Republicans f. Ware For the class com
posed of Searsport and Stockton the Republicans
have minated capt. fhlneas Pendeton. anu me
Greenbackers D. S Simpson.
SEABsPoRr BY collision OF carriages Monday
Dr Curtis and Howard simpson were thrown from
one and a lad trom another Noinjnry except de
moraliled vehicles and llmpiug horses......A cable
despatch from Duukirk France SAYS ship Premier
was in that harbor badly damaged, uncertain
whether she will be repaired sold. The fail
term Of schools began on Monday with the same
teachers except Principal OF High School who
viii be C. Curtis, of Frnktort,..-The spool
factory which has been smut down tor two weeks
commenced MONDAY ou tull time. summer board
ers are leaving ten Or twelve departed from the
>ear~port House on "Wednesday of last week -
Capt Phnra> rendeton. jr, lett for Portland
Oregon last Wednesday, 70 Join Ship r i Fuller
which he i tocommand 1.-The wonderful phouo
graph has been in town. pa everybody hear it
.....Tha constellation leo ~honc on Us again last
week leo Miller. the Grecubackcr...... Captain
stephen Sawyer las received a letter from Santa
ru1 announcing thu death Of bis brother Capt.
Charles SAWYER, who has been in California for the
past seven yrars-:\ iSitors at the Northport camp
ground tell Of the good times they had there
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-09-05

HARD MONEY DEMO- RATS IN Pts, AT
ApTlS. Some Of the sturdy, hard-monev
leaders of the Democratic party Of this
county, who understood how matters
would be conducted on Thursday, did not
darken the doors of the Court House.
me most pronounced hard money lead
erS, we believe, are ID. II. Straw, II. IIud-
son, ksqrs., of Guilford, William p. Cakes,
Esd, OF Sangerville c. Chamberlain, Est,
y. +. Aver, OF FoXcrOft, &. & Downing,
ESQ, OF this village, and j. =. Moore,
Esq OF Abbot. This is quite respectable
army OF leaders in one little county to show
their dlsapproval of an alliance with Il
party the principles of which they detcst.
We understand that not only these Gen
tlemen but very large following of the
party, Will never vote for a Congress
slonal nominee with soft money proclvities.
lisCataquis Observer.
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xotice of Foreclosure,

NTHEEEAs, W. W. Castle Of Belfast, waldo
w County, state Of Maine, hy his mort gagr
deed Of January -, 1873, recorded in waldo Eegis
try, Book 100 Page rs, conN eyed to me a certain
scribed as follows, to wit 1t being part Of Lot
No. 81, in the first Division OF lots in -ai Belfast,
bounded as follows Commencing at north east
corner of land occupied BY John Mli>cn and on
the line between Lots No - and %; thence easter
ly on said line to the shore, to low water mark !;
thence by the shore at low water mark SOuihrrly to
point in range with the norttrrIy line Of Federal
street; thence westerly on said northcrly line OF
Federal street to the southeast corner OF said Mil
liken lot thence northerly the bounds begun at,
with all the buildings and privileges ami appurtcn
ances thereon And whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage deed having been broken, hereby claim
a foreclosure OF the same by and according TO the
Statutes in such made and provided
SAM Ell l.. SWEETSER.
Belfast, Aug. Is, 1873 3w36s
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ED.

(Aothiag beyond The announcement Of the name, age.
residence, &c Of licensed persons icW be puJiised
under this heading)
In this city, Sept. lst. Mrs. Maria wife of Capt.
Edward Rawley, Of St, George, aged 81 years and
months.
Drowned in Rockland, Aug 10Th, John E., son of
Capt. George B. and Lizzie Hix, aged years
months and 20 days.
In Rockland Aug. 23d. Capt. NJ. NJ Pillsbury,
aged 80 years, 5 months, p days.
In Rockland Aug. 25th, Stephen Prescott aged 81
years months
In Rockland, Aug. 24th, Robert Ferris, aged AZ
years, months, II days.
In Rockland, Aug; 24tl, Eva, daughter of Everett
and Aldana Newhall, aged months. "a days.
In Rockland, Aug. 9th, William Perry, Jr., aged
II years. 6 months, % days.
In Rockland, Aug. oath, infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos S. Green
In Thomaston, Aug. 2lst. James Nero, aged "A
years.
In South Waldoboro Aug. 10th, Sarah s., wife of
Nathaniel Hunt, aged 60 years, months, IA days.
In Cushing, Aug. 1lth Rachel Parsons, aged II
Gears.
In Cushing, Aug. Goth, James Dixon, aged Is yrs
In Hope Aug Goth, Col. Asa Payson, aged 81
years, months and "A days
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The Southern Plague

\,,b,,.r,, t,,. H.. l,ot+,,,. la. got +,1,,,,
,,I,..o j., ~ ,oIl,,,. t,,.'. ,3;''t,;,,t. M
tnnrtaii+,, ~ IIa,,,,bi, Io,,, |'rIo,,,. AM
nthn,. nnint. an,1tir,,n, ,.,, iar'ra r;l.1,
anI ndo, alil.o Ia;n,r AZ ,,,t,,r',S7 M
n9Jl h,s hnnor,o ',I7,nlt = na,,o+or;- :,
Port Gibson Mis-, thnra bovn ha., inn
pasrs ana I, dnarbs AIT nf 40 WARSAW.
renainin, H tnwn Iopo baIinn M TIA
di,+rn.s L vnry rrn,t ~ Gill Ivin,r with
M una to MA tLnrn > drns,, ~ 3.a,n,.
rbo favor has nItnn6ad ~ Who ,.am,n,
3hnn+ Cr.nad, ,r5 has tol,nr nnt;ro
pns4nssion N tha r,tl- I'M snLirhs 1nd
dead bodies rot,tinur ~ M tnund onn
was discovered IN ti,a ,,,,nn,. .t,,., If. ,j,,
library hYiIdinr 50 detnn,osnd tbot i
WIZ iI,noss,llr ~ taIl rIr,hnr hn l,.'s
hl,el, ar wIitn II i. !, pnm,non oa.rr-
encr tor t,yn and thrr. Lodies Il \. f,Ynd
m ~, san,a hoI,.n Dnrtnrs n,,rs.. nm
IrrrlI,cTs ana evan ar3yn-l;Trnr. ~. .,c
broken inyu 1'br fInn,n>sin2 nr1,.,IIs
tltat NH thq whites vfu he attacked III
IN. t,..t inal.rs ~ .,a,t Ii,fr III Nh.
vnrLip. orranilatjonS ,nrinl,thr cnn,in.,
fem da<s rs il has in rhr n9st Ter. JaIs
nnbodI Will he loft +o direct thn pf,,rts ~.
nurses and the StrIl An l1n a. SIlt,t,lt,4c
Annlir3nfs III roIiof increase LaiIIt NH
i i hnrominrr difficult IN m,int,in orIn,.
l-non.r The mnh nj the rnliaf Office In
N4n,,bis ON fine ID n.r , nlLnhar nf
ne r6as some DRINK vero ,ssnmhlnd ,n-
ta,r thr confnisSIIy d4nnt lnd Lpro,ntn.,
riotous made 4 rusl 1or the door TheI
ware Ean+ h,cI, Nv tho crlornI militia on
ruaId, bnr second at1ennt hein@ made
III .rn.rF. tirad lLiIlin,, AKA nnor% Thn
dnors wrre Then closed and Gen. I.nkr +
WRIGHT smoke 10 the crowd restoring
oninr for the time br.np rhn committno
* doinr All in IFS rn2ar ~ srnIlr thn
naonle with food tnt sonn noIrpns arc
dissatisfied Win ,hr mannrr III r,tinns
mi. issued and further trnnhIo i fnarod
The Nrnlnhis AvaIanche Of \nc 5oth
denjcrs in frartul words tbc drsn9ir and
distress Of the citizens, one nassare
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We learn that Mr.. Mcclellan of Belfast,
Is urging his friends to unite with the
greenbackers for the purpose of defeating
the Republicans, but says privately, that
the greenhackers viii not be heard Of in
ayear from now Don'tplay with the fire.
Mr.. Mcclellan, for you may get burned
] EllSMnrth American.
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A private letter received at this office,

dated New Orleans, Aug. %, says
ut would be hard to imagine a place as being
duller than this is now. We do not see the har-
rowing scenes one might suppose, because, though
there are from 30 to 20 funerals day mot all
caused by fever the dead buried at all hours
of the day and without much fuss, few hours
after death and the city is big that unless one
stands on Canal street they are hardly noticed
Business is entirely suspended. and the laboring
classes are consequently suffering terribly"
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HoW NNN1 SrrrfE constantly ID some torm.
thc maa'heS that result from the errors of youth.
ana W"uid eve all they possess to We restored to
SQUAD and vigorous health So necessary to physical
and mcutal enjoyment. Let such consult m oar
columns. the advertisement OF the 'Peabodv Med
cal institute, setting forth the character Of The
medical work published BY if.
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A Terrible Disaster

LONDON, Sept. 3. The excursion steam
er Princess Alice in returning from Grave
send to London this evening with about
500 passengers was run down OF Dorkin
about O'Clock by screw steamer 1t
is estimated by the steamboat company
that between 800 and $50 persons were
drowned
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Pills, Pouons ana Pungencies.

Ny love for you i, as warm as 5, Louis. Is tn,
way Michigan lover writes
4 safe and faithful travelling companion
SNNtuEn~ JAMAICA GINGER
will wear one Shirt forever rather THAN hav,
QUE ot those almond eyed, rat eating Mou-olHa>
wash Il for me fNeuuG- kcarutv
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1t is positively known that the letter of the Sec
rotary of State to the British government on the
subject of the Canadian fisheries award as exces-
sve, contains no suggestions of reciprocal trade
with Canada or of any other commercial treaty.