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Miscellaneous.
As Years Before the Public.
-. ,.'.'.' TIVE GENUINE. A..
DIR. G. Mol ANE'S
~ffr CELEBRATED -. H.
- p. -E,s ri a.t~trS
LIVER PILLS
FOR THE CURE or 80. l.
1spat!tis, Or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK H.AnAcus. ,..r
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAM in the right side. undes the
l edge Of the ribs. increases on pres.
sure: sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
il frequently extends to the top Of The
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm The stou.
ach is. affected with loss Of appetite
and sickness: the bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with q dull. heavy sen.
sation in the back pan. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss Of memory.
accompanied with a painful sensation
Of having left undone something which
ought to have been, done. A Slight.
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patien. complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility: he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning. and he com
plains Of a prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up foaisude enough TO Try il.
In fact. he disuusts every remedy,
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have,otcurred
where few Of them existed, yee exatl-
nation of the body. after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
siyely deranged. a.rrui>fa aiiiI IT,
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ORDINANCE No. p.
+ EXECUTIONS. r

!, Section l. Be- il ordained b. tho
Mayor and City Cosncu ef Natchito.
Chez That all execatieoe, iasuoa By
the Mayer ior the, eDlioetiooldf Anee
ASd ee011, ehall b se1uraahlo in, not
osce 1han (seeyioaysr itom7 The date
a 0oop t0AS ;'tt6videa,, i dat aiy
property prsvfou1ly Ssissd To- nv
them, may bs cold altar ths retatn
as, and Tie return made according,
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CRY. % olaIRDnluNAlg0t|Hfs,
.(COatinuei 4r0sm last IsSsse;}-

Sec, 2. That tho weights ~ he,,s,,,
matter feed AZ mentioned ia, ,sectioo
one, Of this ordinance, shall b. the
standard weights fot bread sold byy
Bakers 10 THE, City, and upon tbs
complaint ih' writing Of any citizen,
10 the Mayor and City Council that
any Baker has sold OF offered to sell
bread, abort Of the standard weight,
or, made Of unwba1esome doar, at
the prices fixed by the Mayer and
City Council of Natchitochse, tho
aid Baker shall be forthwith asJest.
a, and brought before the Mayer for,
trial; aud On cofvictfon iShsll suffer .
penalty d. ten Hdoiifrs,,s Ind id de.
fault q Payment; iWtfispnmA4ts for
nst sxceeding ten days, At Abe discre>
ton o. he 4aypg.tsv-aD 9isi,iua
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i, 6ectiou H. Roojt, .osdoioed b. to
Nstos sol Guy Ceaesila a. Nate H.
ehes, Thos ~ foeU No&veuOGoi6ao
e6it6 fot ollD0oeo u. sit&e tedlaabeie
a6d bI>lSNs Of Ne city r. N1tehltb.
CT, Shalf Is the taiAS q ~ u NY
%, allowed 81 ~ Stat ~ l6r JqSH.
O. Of The Psece nd CoeeAsb1 ~
"a tess. nSscA. noeipa. It GO, ~
iees 80 shall - & oo1lee1ads besAh6
Mayer, q oas hial, toiste hd1oe03
|hi@s ldtov iehe City 1Teasasyi fNa1
E6ljeh O Nouid u Allokqd D C061eA1)9
to IS allowed rid fssesiyeas bys6e
City Marshal 1t .a'1 his .sa' s'es !! " u Ni
'' See. rass.. ,hs.1 Gig .li.il6. h,
possible for zasd pay saA, coete I'D
fpeo wbon ~ saaDo caa ~, heeaIo1l
oat o. thef 60ondesj; 'ezeepe saeh'o(
| tho Mayor my - entitled - Avn
6nend1ii, . Skoxed tX3h6 Jyeaejl
! q ID The tore oihg eecljos'; ttsvyoeq,
thst In 10. eale Slslf ~ . IL
! Allowed oonpeelatiop for eeellile; III
(!attesoapeo ef,oosa ,tAao tht1a "a.
uesses 10 any one 0aiA; lsU1oas ~
tplaiutiE sllall!6o &ca6t st66 co6esvAad
ipsostle6 lateAee, ehGe ss,ee 0seAklI
tssjitusaSo iSeea1s npse16tieh ~,
I serticeS u '1pch., i''i MI. % assa :. :.
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Il rraf ORDINANCE No. IL J'.a !.
BUILDINGS 4 4 IMPROVEMENTS Nj ,s EN- ~

49,. 80, .,,,. 80.
BUILDINGS IL IMPROVEMENTS.
+ Section j. BE Il ordained by tho
Msvor and civ Coune;i Of Natehito-
eiHs. That ,vhan, any building or
fence ftosiips On, aoy Of tie sfseeta
of he Cltv of ,Natchjteohes, shall
ftos. anv cAuae ohetroei tl,e ftee M
Ind nnssace ~ AM nayement or
sfreet Or render the free rs 81 s1eh
|IStreet 81 n,vemanf danserouS "a lie
onblic. tken ia 1alaid buildine. 49,
Or .oti,er, oS1truction slall s. 'deonod
I, nsisapce. \ /, and, tho propsietoes tr
swuer Of the came shall b. seqsirSd
tn.removAar Ieonaply renaie Il vithin
tan ilNve afhee sefvi6s Of notiee t6thSt
affect from thu MAYOR. ! g cid j. - ;.
1oSaXFol Thaf ia notiie refsffrsd o.
10 ssetioa Iofthis 1ol:dio.'oee ,pgsssd-:
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20 .sc..sa s;TSsSi I'm. - $1,000 Il.
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ORDINANCE 40. .26.
I q '.a@TLAMpS.,'' ~ "a

Section 10 b B. aosdained b. IL
Mayor and City Council If NateAito.
ches, That tho 8heet 'lA2pS 1iEab'
lished % St. D1dIs nd Church Gtfeetl
b lighted At THO expepie Il Tho City
| - follows, tp:Vit: From 1t al
April to lot Of Ostehel, a. half pasl
eight o'clock p a., from let of Oetobel
tilt let Of April, at se@o ~ xeloek 2 H.,
or % soon 70 daskno4iGhall aUjtlns 70
10th Gases provided, that IN NJ
whom che moon giveC 1d@Sielt .lieht
between TIL HOUR OF siiAt Al6 l1&ts
O'clock q night q, ipolro. - I'D
eonvepieat lpooqe tlbn ioe Giiiscns 10
|oa0 Tampa shall pott b hGheol. a.
Sec. 2.s,TAasi siadah eaoee ,WhotQ
|ottieoos 0haM 6eeet .aud pla6o alahje
90 tho Geseee6 ID zach positions u 3
b B conyenisnce Sn6 b9oS0t e. ~
|public when .sueh l1gape "a ale6t tke
D4tsesH a1d p9oto4 u fho. oapnoe, u
'thoo0 aleo0ly. ~ hltatod r afSeloii |,
oaeh laapa Shalli 4 hlehaa AlogS..
ooid at tie ogpono0 Of tho. city add
n ~ manner @ hseslo' psoviled.1
q Sec 8 That until oe1oeWibo ~.
vided, To lsnpe jhaal b 1ishoed d
b ea9sed 70 b lighted, ~ t61j, CIV
] hfphal., He ekallo. ptHvide St ~
1Eptpse q ths Cify {, NJ ealloa lib
OF sioe al can Which shall b Ausa
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T LIZ CUNNINGHAM.

St. Deol0 Street, lNsfcbitOches, La.
ss(fnE gits prompt and personal at
w tontion 10 Ill business entrusted 10
ftacticee ID the District and Parish
!. Coasta In the Parishes Of Natchitoches,
o Asksf, Deeoto a,,if Sabine, and be(ore
NVntouDrjne OUurt q Momoe and Rev
A1oUsa ,f,s '1.J 90 Jan B rally.
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,swossshee conspicuous places in tho
,Ctysit " &sausflIra bra swa OF -
ila'Seey9. ri That tho election t mon
Fts66edn in taectton ono ,os' 'this tortli.
nance ,Ihsll b beld Oh tho dsyy iiiof tho
'9soSTat eeffpahi for membsrs 81 The
STATE 4agialxtate, stwhieh tine there
shelta b. elected O. Mayor and dix
C0neciI0on. ~ u;' i3Hs III go n lie
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AGUE AND uFEVE RI"

DIX. c. McLASE's LIVER PlLls,,lN
CASES OF AGuE AMI, FEVER, when
taken with Quinine. are productive Of
the most happy results. No, better
cathartic can be used. preparatory, 70.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAX TRIAL
For all bilious arrangements, and
As 9 simple purgasive. they are, un-
equaled. .... f.',n 80,
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1o2eM4l; - Pip! ps.ss,.;es,1a Ieles 81,
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twenty 0Npeles leI 131QJaoi 0QJaM4
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The Greatest Medical .1is~ph Q
Nodess Times !! TIE. Mysterious
Channel Of Disease Discovered
.5.5 and n Certain Cars Provi-Ea
;.ss. ded. The Stomach, 81.
-. = Lirer, and Bovels { ~,
q. the Cestre,cf zzG I,
{ co.. i. Disease. - >I'i.%4 I
PARSONS PuRGAlIyB. FILLS
The Great Anti Bilious Remedy md
.. ~ . Miasu1atie Disselver. fi-a
PARSONS
PURQATTVE PILLS

Ars the rssalt Of long eesttnusd ecisn
tt6c investigatiou, and 90 Warranted q
cure az diseases originating IN ths
.Stsnach, Liver, and Bowels. No grip'
lne pains follow The use IT th11e PILL,
unlsn The Bowels are in1amed; bat Re.
lief, Immediate Relief, may b relied
upon. A Common Family Physie ]
!. PARSONS "a
.PUR C.ATlvE PILL 6
Stand uasqsaled before the void today
By yasying the dose according % direc
tioss, Parson1 Purgativs Pilh s1estaalll
Purity tho Blood and greatly alleviate
II not setfsly eoss Dyspep serofel .
Anthonys Fire, Ernptions, and Eruptiv'
Disea1e a tho Skin, Salt Rheum., Tet
~, Ringwosm, Sores, Bells, Tanora
Mss6id 6welliBgs, Uleerations,, Pimple
aud Blotches.
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- 81 80 1D111a1a,s 9
~ 1GGdfa ak q / .a,aa Surgeon
.s@i ,sar1deeevonIer1, Laj''s'a
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REPLY TO BISHOP KAN.
There Is No Visible Representa-
tive of Christ on Earth as a
POpe-''Ye need Not that Any
Man Should Teach YOU"
Editor Of the Register

Editor Of the Register.
hope YOU will give a country reader
a chance to say little on Bishop kain's
incessant digging about that title" for
he is the first Catholic that ever | could
induce to admit that the Bible called
Rome Babylon. And now l make the
serious charge against him OF knowingly
disappearing the facts to his parish
loners; being wiliully ignorant of the
truths, having nothing but straws to
lean upon instead of Gods word.
First, he SAYS the Bible is not q COM
pletc rule of faith, and while he rescnts
the Protestant errors answer him from
the Latin vulgate LEX Domino immacu-
lata convertans parvulis; testimOnium
Domino tidele, sapientiam prestans par
vulis;" Psal. 10; !. "Omnis scripture
divinitas inspirata, utilis est al dozen
DUN, al arguendum ut per
icctus sit homo Del, ad Omne opus bonum
instructus;" pa Tim. 3, 10 IL,
Now, VITO is TO be believed; the book,
or the man who misquotes the book?
Thus, he SAYS the Rock was Peter. when
any student may find out by reading
that Christ taught effectively, and that,
bv the context, He meant on this belief
that am Christ; will build my Churh.
As regards the keys. a Palestnian Rab-
bi told me that il used TO be the custom
of the Jewish doctors of law TO present
the graduates with the temple key as a
sign they were qualified to teach, and
soon a. Peter declared his faith it gave
Christ the opportunity to ordain him a
preacher of Him, which he did on the
day of Pentecost. And look AT his ser
mon. Not word Of Rome, OF Babylon,
or priests, or bishops, dioceses or sees,
but Christ crucifed, and he a witness.
Why. Mr.. Editor, Christ would give Us
the key OF heaven il We WOULD 10 the
same without swindling congregation
out Of big salary while We were able
10 earn our living at work.
Secondly, there is no visible represen-
tative of Christ on earth as a Pope.
Christ said he would send even the
Spirit OF truth" he shall teach YOU all
things" while Paul SAYS, "Ye have an
JUNCTION from the Holy One and need
not" that any man should teach YOU"
NOW ~ biSuoP hahe VIII IS4utS WIS,
for one am for the truth whenever it is
to b. found. In my country rank as
gentleman and have got my parchment
OF b. A. TO attest my truth, 81 that ii he
will not acknowledge that he has sinned
against the Holy Spirit of God; he may
meet me in any public place; he may
select while the truth, as it is in Jesas,
may be set before his eyes, or may be
set down upon for daring TO question
the title of a Bishop 70 he called
Dominus or Lord. FoK TIE Truth.
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DEATH OF DOCTOR ARCHIBALD
CAMPBELL.

CAMfbEbb.
The many friends Of DR.. ARCHIE
CAMPBELL, of Bethany, w. Va, were
shocked to learn Of bis sudden death
which occurred yesterday morning at
the residence on Fifteenth street OF
his son, A. W. CAMPBELL, Esq. He
had complained on the preceding after
noon of a pain in his side, but had
taken tea, and retired as usual. In the
morning he failed to appear, as was his
wont, and. upon going to his room, it
was found that sometime in the night
his spirit had passed away. Since the
death of his wife he had been living in
this city, but his body will be taken to
Bethany for interment, which will take
place on Saturday at ten O'Clock.
DR. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, well-known
and respected as he was in the vicinity,
was more widely known as the brother
of the late Bishop ALEXANDER CAMP
BELL, the founder OF Bethany College,
and that sect of Christians known as
Disciples. He was born in Ahorey, in
the county Antrim, Ireland, in the year
1904, making him, at the the time OF his
decease, about rs years OF age. AS his
name indicates, his father was a native
of Ireland; his mother was a French
Huguenot, having fed to Ireland upon
the revocation Of the Edict OF Nantes.
The family removed to America in 1909,
DIR. CAMPBELL living for many years in
West Middletown, Pa, practicing medi-
cine, and removed to Bethany about
the year 1850. Here he became assO-
ciated with his brother, Bishop CAMP
BELL, as editor of the Miienniai Hdrbin-
ger, religious monthly, started in 1880,
with which he continued until
1863. He was a minister OF the
Disciples church at Bethany, and
practiced his profession also, besides
being a trustee of Bethany College.
His wife, who died five years since, was
Miss PHOEBE CLAP, from the Western
Reserve, sister of an eminent journal
list OF Charleston, South Carolina. She
was mother of four children, AUGUSTUS,
now in Kansas, ARCHIBALD, OF the hatel-
Eyencer, JANE, now Mrs. Rev. Dawson,
and THOMAS, at present connected with
the Louisville postOtfiCe.
DR.. CAMPBELL was man OF fine moral
character and mental calibre, q gentle
man and a scholar. lie was alike noted
for his courteous, even cOurtly bearing,
and the breadth and proiundity OF his
knowledge. Naturally meditatiye in his
habits, the greater part OF his life was
spent among his friendly books, and his
wisdom was reflected through two noble
rofessions-medicine and the ministry.
Ills advanced age compelled him in lat
ter years to withdraw from professional
labors and pass the remainder Of his
days in quietness and rest. The re-
mainder has proved too few! His re-
mains will be taken to Bethany by the
early train on Saturday, and laid away
in the old family burial ground.
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Tue editor OF the OkolOno Stats, the
crazy organ which, with method in It's
madness, has been proclaiming all sorts
Of reasonable programmes, to the IN
tense delight of the partisOns who in
spired them, is not Southerner at all,
but an Ohio man. A South Carolina
journal of standing thinks it is quite
appropriate that this long-haired, half
daft citizen Of Ohio should now be
breathing out threateningsand slaughter
in a Southern newspaper, and furnish
ing bugabOo material 10 brighten New
England children"
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ssimpIieity- wants % Know.

Correspondents Of the Register.
Is il a mark Of irreverenee not to say
"Saint Peter" saint Paul" "SAint
John," "Saint James" &c.H Why did
they not address each other thusr and
why not thus addressed by their con-
tsmporaries3 What authority have we
in Scripture for such expression as
''holy baptism" holy communion, :
"holy altar" holy Catholic church, F"
"holy Virgin" "holy mother" and
"hoIy mother Of GodP'
ON comparing the priesthood, ritual
and ceremonial Of the church OF Rome
with those OF Apostolic times, who Is
not struck with the gorgeousness OF the
former and the beautiful simplicity OF
the latter? Does the one not savor OF
earth and the other Of heaven
Dad our Savior and his Apostles IN
tend 20 re-establish the Jewish ritual or
the Pagan, or anything like either Of
them? Read Paul's EpistleS
SIMPLICITY.
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ONE trouble about the majority in
Congress is that every member on that
side insists upon being hts own Demo
cratic party.-EIehGngs,
Much of the same kind OF experience
has been had hereabOuts since the ses-
sion Of the last Legislature, II can
hardly be that the contagion has spread
to Washington
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THK notorious GOTHAM, whom the
Republicans kept as Secretary OF the
Senate to do their party work, contesses
that he collected slO6,OOO from the Re
publican office-holders in 1878 to carry
the election in clOsely-contested Con-
eressional districts, the Presidents or
der and the Federal laws to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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plex question could be submitted to a
Legislative Committee, and, as doubt
less, the railroads viii present, in their
own defense, their views Of the case,
we shall probably be able to form an in
telligent opinion of this knotty theme.
We propose 10 review the subject
from time to time, as we think it one OF
interest to our readers.
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THK editor of the Milwaukee Ns'rs has
examined all the Democratic papers OF
the West and Northwest, and comes to
the conclusion that the Democrats do
not want TLDES in 1880. He has e1-
amined the Republican papers in both
sections, and finds that they generally
predict his nomination and rejoice at It.
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tbs interest in Mexico is increasing
all over the country. A large number
Of leading citizens of COvington, KY,
have issued an invitation TO the Hon.
JOHN F. FISK 10 deliver an address upon
the subject. Mr.. FISK was President OF
the recent industrial deputatiOn to the
neighboring republic, and has given the
subject C. Mexican relations careful
afnIy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH PRIMERS
EDITED BY
J. LANGDoN DOWN. M.D.RRcs
HENRY POWER, NJ. B.,FRcs
J.xoRrINER.GRASvILLE ND
JOHN TwEEDY, res

Though II is Of the CREATES, !nror,,,
books upon health should be in the hir..-. VA
gress trustworthy, Il is notoriou, tina, ss
cheap and popular kind are mere crla. ,,.'' we
tons of incompetent persons, aud are %. ,,'A
leading and injurious. Impressed b. IN -. 1'
sidentions, several eminent medical "a wa
tihc men OF London have combined :, - 40
series OF HEALTH PRIMERS ot q > ,-'
that shall be entitled 10 the fullest c.,.s,'-'7
They are TO be brief, simple, and e,e,a,r,.-.'
statement, filled with substantial ana h.. -! :"
formation suitable for the guldanc, a, -, -, 3D.
people. Each Primer will be written 49,
temsn specially competent to trea, nj, -
while the critical supervision Of the n,ok, -
the hands OF committee who IN A., &C.
As these little books are proluc,,l Ia -,
authors. they are naturally based yr-, -.
upon English experience. but IL ua,,.', 49,
whence illustrations upon such ,ub,e,, ~
drawn. because the essential condition, ., -
ing disease and preserving health r,o,.
degree everywhere the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-04

The New York Herald indicates the
way the wind is blowing by reading
HAYES a lecture on the improperly OF
vetoing the appropriation bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-04

TEE Cincinnati EhqUirr thinks an
Imperial Republic and GRANT are to be
the Republican talisman words from
California to Maine in 1880.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-04
"ALM0ST ALIFE!'
TO THE PUBLIC.

7 HAVE THIS DAY SOLD Ny RESTAU.
Il rant, No. lS27 Market street. % Joseph Robin
son and Vim. Foster.
MI persons owing accounts, and those having
accounts against the restaurant are reaueste3
10 call Immediately at No. ilts Water street
GpS JAMES ROBINSON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-04
NOTICE. 9
To all Owners, Agents or Ten.
ants i'm the City Limits:

You are hereby ordered TO put your houses
and grounds in as complete sanitary condition
as possible within 20 days from date, by remov-
ing all dirt and decaying animal or vegetable
matter from the cellars, all ash heaps, Nth and
garbage from the yards, and 10 clean all privy
vaults and cess. pools that may be necessary.
A sanitary inspection Of the city Is now being
made by the Health officer. All ordinances
and regulations will be rigdly enforced.
To escape possible epidemic during the COM
ing hot months, self-prOtectiOn and the public
GOOD alike demand that all premises be clean.
ANY complaints 10 the undersigned, either by
mail or in prrson, will receive prompt attention.
No notice will be taken Of anonymous commu-
nicatiuns The Health Officer OF not for the
purpose of settling neighbOrs' quarrels, or vent
Ing pen sonal spite.
Tom. o. EDWARDS NJ. D.,
Health Officer, POO Chapline street
APRIL !, 1879 apt
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DIED.

CAMPBELLr-On "Wednesday night, April ?.
ls7S. AZ the residence Of his son A. ". camp
bell No. Is Fifteenth street. Dr.. A. W. CANpBELi
Agei IS years
The remains viii Be taken 10 Bethany on The
O. tran. saturday morning. Internent from
Bethany Church Atll O'Clock saturday morning
THONPSON-At Parkesburg, W. Va. Tues
THOMSON, the younger sou ct Col. VIM p and
". l. Thompson, aged years and months
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Go on Board the Steamer Hudson
DROWNED.

uNTHE OHIO RIVER ON THE MORNING OF
April LIST, from the steamer Nail CITY, oppo-
Site Sunfsh, WILLIAM II. PAGE. He had on
ieuns PANTS blue jacket or roundabout aud
wore buck e shoes: was about six feet high, had
chin whiskers and mustache; dark hair. lib
,rL reward will be paid for the recovery of the
body JOHN A. MoIhONH
President Monitor 1OwbOat and Lumber Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va. aprts.