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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

Editors Intelligeneer.
A meeting OF the Republicans o
Brooke county was held in the Cour
House this afternoon. The meeting wa
called to order by John ]. Jacob, Chair
man Of the Republican County Execu
tive Committee. DR.. @. shnver, of Beth
any, was chosen President OF the meet
ing, and George B. Crawford, Secretary.
On motion, 1t was
Rssolrtd, That each township send ont
delegate and one alternate TO the Stat,
Convention to be held in Wheeling.
Nominations fof delegates being in or
der the following named gentlemen were
chosen to represent Brooke county il the
State Convention:
wellsburg District-E. A. Frost, dele.
gate, and John ]. Jacob. alternate.
Gross Creek-James Archer, delegate,
and James Cree, alternate.
Butfalo-John A. Briggs, delegate, and
A. F. Hervey, alternate.
The following resolution was presented
and unanimously adopted:
Resottsd, That the Hon. James G. Blaine
Of Maine, Is our first choice for President,
and the delegates from this county are
hereby instructed to use all honorable
means at our State Convention TO secure
delegates who are and will continue 10 be
favorable TO his nomination at Chicago.
There being no further business the
Convention adjourned.
FTka Wnu,an1a EnFai0n MfauinnaHty Co
clety OF the PTesbyterY OF Washington,
Pa, held convention in the Presbyterian
Church here on Thursday and Friday,
which had a large attendance from your
city, Washington and the neighboring
towns. On Thursday evening the Rev.
Lester, OF West Alexander, and Rev. Geo.
P. Hays, President Of Washington and
Jefferson College, addressed large and
attentive audience in the Presbyterian
Church on the subject Of Foreign Mis-.
sionA The addresses were well suited to
the occasion and are highly spoken OF by
all whose good fortune 1t was to hear
them.
On Friday the ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church prepared splendid dinner in the
lecture room Of the NJ. P. Church, to which
the fair visitors were invited. II is said
that the tables fairly groaned with the
luxuries Of the land, and that the display
has had no equal hereabouts for many
day. The ladies' who got It up under.
stood how 10 Go such things.
James Means & Co., Of steubenyille.
delivered q steam engine, built BY them %
s. George on Friday. Considerable diffi.
entity was experienced in hauling it from
the depot to the mill owing to the break.
Ing down OF the wagon. II weighs ten
tons. The cylinder has iour.ioot stroke,
and Is twenty-five inches in diameter.
G. B. o,
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CLARKsDURo, ". Va, April

CLARKspuRe, W. Va, April l6.
Editors Intelligence.
In your issue of Yesterday, appeared
what purported to be the proceedings of
the Harrison county Republican Conven-
ton on Monday, 18th inst, with my name
appended as chairman.
This report Of the proceedings is not cor
rect, and the appending OF my name as
chairman was without authority. The
following is incorrect:
IA motion was made and carried that
the resolution in regard to Hon: John
Sherman is merely COMPLIMENTARY;
This motion was offered but promptly
ruled out OF order by the chairman.
have made this explanation TO prevent
the proceedings Of our Republican Con-
vention appearing before the public in a
ridiculous light.
Very Respectfully,
R. S. NoRTHcorr.
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A VERY decided and growing interest is
manifested among our West Virginia
farmers Of the Interior in sheep raising.
There will be meeting of the farmers Of
Richie county, on the Goth of April, ioi
the purpose of organizing q county Wool
Growers Association in that county. This
looks like business.
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THOUSANDS OF emigrants from Europe
are going through TO the Western states
1--we could only get this tide turned to
West Virginia, It would be a ten.str1Ee.
Randolph 20. Enieprise.
West Virginia is pretty old country as
compared with some OF the young and
propulous States OF the Union. twas q
part Of the Old Dominion until 1858, and
as such enjoyed the full benefits Of the
uninterrupted supremacy Of the Demo
cratic party from the outset 1t never
prospered, however, under the Demo
crazy, and about all the advance it has
ever made was started under the Republi'
cans, who gave it school system and SET
the people to reading and writing here
and there throughout the state. The
Democracy got possession again in 1870,
and the old stagnation hangs like pail
over the State. 1t is the same old dark
shadow OF slavery, secession and Demo
crazy (three names but one thing, that
has always frightened away immigration
from our borders.
II the people Of West Virginia want
immigration from the North and from
Europe, let them elect men to office who
will provide ~ for thorough geological
and neurological survey, and t2) who will
employ some effective agencies, both il
the North and in Europe, to make known
the advantages OF the State to the world
Keep Democratic politics in the bach
ground, where the world cannot see them,
among the worn out trumpery of the days
before the war, and, perhaps, after while
the tide OF immigration will not rush hur.
riedly and affrighted past our borders as it
now does.
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YxARs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves lUind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentay and didrThnd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes, An old and well.tTied remedy.
% eslh b0tth. pAN
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THE Parkersburg Sentinel of Saturday
informs US that Judge James Monroe
Jackson, Of that city, is "Greenback
Democrat" Does the editOr-rsfer to him
when he says in the same issue:
"The right hand should not know what
the left doeth, saith the Judge, as he
writes a greenback speech with one hand
and clips a few coupons with the other"
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SPENCER DAYTON, of Philippi, is recon-
uended as candidate for Circuit Judge
under the Constitutional amendment
in the counties OF Barbour, Preston, Tsy'
lor. Randolph and Tucker.
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Tnr new live stock rates on cattle from
Chicago to Wheeling and Bellaire, are IS
cents per 100 pounds, and 223 cents on
hogs.
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after MONDAY, February 10, 1880, can on
the Wheeling AMI Elm Grove r. 4. will Tun a fol-
lows Clrs Will leave the city corner Market aud
Eleventh streetsl and HornbFook R1rkat
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The FairmOnt Tirginian seems to be un'
der the impression that Walker will beat
Kenns for Congress this timein the Third
district.
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Ell JupoE EDWIN maxwell, OF Clarks.
burg, is spoken of as possible Repub'
lican candidate for Congress in this dis
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR LICENSES.
Names Of persons applying for Coffee Hou,s and
Ordinary Iosnses The applications will be Aeted
upon by Council at meeting TO b held on Tuesday
April q, 1850:
Amiek, Henry, southwest corner Main and South
RIedenbach, John, 1928 Market street
Beuier, Joseph, Jr., lOi5 Main street.
Blumenberg, Henry, 1i6i Market stroet.
Beck, J. b., 955 MARKET street
Bouenberger, Peter, IN Main street.
BIsehof Frederick. 1873 Mater street.
Behler. Chls r 1870 Market street..
Blebt rson, Henry, 1870 south street
Beuter, joachim, ll20 Market street.
BInnsen, Henry, 870I Jacob street.
Blrkle, G.. lois Market street.
Dauber, @. j., SIS Main street.
Foose, John B., 22Ss Main street.
Goethe, VIM, go, Market street.
Earrigln, James H., $50 Wood street.
Green, Joseph, iit7 Market street
Guiding, Vim, 1913 Market street.
Heddrlc6, Chris ian, 22Ii Main street.
HR,teoNein, WIN Sl3 Main street.
He'll, Ca.per, lSs Eighteenth street.
Heller, LAWrenee, 1853 Market ltrset
KTes., Liborius l0i Seventeenth street.
klaIi, Franz, 9 Eleventh street
Korell, Martin. $50 Main street.
KleyeS, John, $50 Chapline street.
KOber, Frederick, 1916 Market street.
Kenney, John j.. 702 Market street.
Koch, Charles, 852i Jacob street.
Kleppnep Ernst, 50 Chirfy.third street
Lohse Jalius, 2itb Market street.
Lehnert, Henry, 1857 Market street.
Michel, Henry. 600 Main street.
Mastn, John, 22o7 Main street.
Matthews, james, $50 Seventeenth street.
MstheWt, August, 1881 Market street.
Meier, William, 8sil Jae.b street.
MeManaEay, Wm., 1914 Main street.
NeitermeIer; KATHERINE, sos Chapllne street
Nungs, jacob. 10 5 Maj et ,treet.
Note, Louis, 96li Jacob treet.
RauSeher, Joseph, lil6 Market street.
Relneke, VIM, 362S Eod street.
Robinson, James, li4s Water street.
Rolf, August, Room No. Warrington Hall,
Iii ster, Leopold, IS Fourteenth street.
stnker, q. A., $500 Chapline street.
sIebke, Chris, 1881 Mafiet street.
SchWarE, Heinrich. 22iS Market street.
sehvalb, Louis, 1912 Main street.
BeidlPr, Louis, 220J Market street.
Shetkey, John J., 1913 Market street.
Unruh, Frank, 122s v ater street.
Walther, LorenZ, 960l Chapline street.
WeTl', LreuI, 2aS0 Maln street..
Ri0lgbu,eh, August, 1881 Market street.
Warner, Gregory, 2S2S Market street.
Widdel, fied ala Main street.
oRnINARIEs.
Bot, Geo. F., SIlG aud 2lis Main street.
busch, A., 1025 Market Atrret
Eberlipg, Caroline, q TEeuty.Becoud street.
Husemen, Levi, 1854 Water st eet
Nsuhard, Henry, 1910 MHrkst Street.
Robreeht, John, Fourteenth street, 81. Charles
Hotel.
Rlne, James, 1914 Market street.
Kenner, Herman 1850 Market 1tIeet.
RoIhaeker, F j., 1850 Market street.
vIeWeg, christian, 4I0S Jacob street.
Ipl6 ALEx. uPDkGRAFF, City Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTrladslphia Accommodation trlin only runs
between Wheeling and TriAdelphiA.
fDllly except SundAy-NeEnk Accommodation.
fsteubenville AccommodRtion.-Th train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar
tin's Ferry and BeAirc, stopping when required Al
Sherman House, RtnATile, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill.
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Eminent Or. n. II. watson, Annapolis,
Nd, writes: Colden's Liebig's Liquid Ex.
tract Of Beet Is superior 70 cod liver oil or
anything have ever used In wasted or
impaired constitutions, p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

TEE Chicago Times OF Saturday says that
nails are in good demand" in that mar
ket at S. to S. % rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

Icr is to be one.iourth Of cent cheaper
per pound in this city, than in Wheeling
next summer.-SalLenrilt PrGs.
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comu.pcIng at 10 o'clock A. proceed 10 sell, at the
Va, 10 the highest and best bidder the following do
scbed roperiy, that Is 10 lay: The south one hall
Il Lot um erred Thirteen u3), In square numbered
iSion Of th J . ph Caldwell eataie and the addi-
tlorS ID ref IN 10 the City Of Wheeling, In Ohio
eounty, IA Of West Virginia. Ia ha lot fronts
On thet 1t tds Of ChSplne street formerly called
eghuh 20 :, In The sixth ward Of the taid City Of
Wheeling.
Terms u sale-One hsli Of the purchase money,
and a. much more ~ the purchaser may elect 70 pay
10 etSh, the balance In two equal paymants, Al II
and twelve monthI respt etiyely, from day Of sale
with interest IRON that day, purchaser giving notes
secured BY deed Of trust for deferred payments.
Ihot tie % the n pr0ptrtyi Il believed 10 be per-
iect but selling trustee, shall convey only such
title ~ Is vested In me by said deed Of trust.
WIN. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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Tnr West Virginia Presbytery will con-
yene in Charleston on the sd Of this
month.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
L WHEELING PROPERTY.
By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust, made by Benson J.
EllifritI an Mary l., his wife, 10 the undersigned
trustee, bear ng date March al 1876 and recorded ID
the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 10, page
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raE MINNEsorA MARTYR,

At last Mr.. Manning Of the House Elec-
tons Committee, has succeeded in having
an investigation ordered into the allega-
tons made against Donnelly Of being
closely connected with the anonymous
letter sent to Springer for the purpose Of
bulldozing him into voting for Donnelly.
When it is known that Donnelly wrote a
letter to the Speaker Of the House asking
such an examination, which he had no
right to demand, and when the ardent
zeal Of Manning throughout the entire
controversy Is remembered, the conclu-
sion cannot be regarded as strained that
he appears TO have more than even q
Bourbon Democratic interest in the Min
nesota contestant. It might not be heright
thing TO assert that Mr.. Manning is act
ing as II he were paid attorney OF Dom
nelly, but should such an idea arise there
may be occurrences to account. lor, II not
TO Justify It. Manning has probably less
feeling against Springer than tender re-
gard Tor the Minnesota martyr. Mr..
Springer was in the chair when Manning
arose to offer his resolutions, when he re-
tired in favor Of Cox, who presided during
the disposal OF the question.
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CENTRlPETAL PROPERTY.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real and Per.
sonal Property.

Bans W. Phillips sud wife TO james PAUL., dated III
ID daV Of July, A. D. 1863, and Of record IN In
clerks ONCE q The County Court for Ohio county,
In book 81, page SOi, In which deed Of trust VA
now d, eessed by an order Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, made on the llth day Of November,
1872 will. on
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis.
cretons Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood, ac., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send seli.addrussed envelope to the Rxy. JOSEPH
T. IxMAs, Station D, Heto York Guy. ial2.MwE4w
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pRooKE COUNTY roR BLAINE.

Proceedings Of the Republican Conyen.
don on Saturdny-Meeting OF the No
mems Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Presbyterian Church.
WRLLspuRG, April IL.
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THUgBER-At his home, near Frederiekiown,
Missouri, NATHAN U. THuKBRE, In the 7st year oil
n' s. " Louis, Pittsburgh and stsubenyIllo paper,
plaAAe COPY.
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ACKLENIS RETURN.

That fragrant patriot, Acklen. Of Louis
lana, who has been the subject Of as many
paragraphs during his Congressional ca
reer, perhaps, as any man who ever occu.
pied seat on the floor Of the House, has
returned as clipper and cheerful as ever.
Leaving out Of question the kaleidoscope
character Of his history previous to his
recent visit to Louisiana to do some spring
plowing in the political field, after his. de.
parture it was variously stated that he
had gone to fight duel with ]. Floyd
King, his colleague, and that he had gone
10 remain because the judiciary Commit
tee had limited TO him that Its report based
on the investigation into his motives for
presenting q fraudulent report to the
House in favor. OF Nicarauguan claimants
would 80 severely censure him that 1t
were better for him be had never been
in Congress. Whether that was canard
or not. Acklen Is to the fore again, and
before the expiration Of his term, or be.
fore his expulsion, he may commit a
dozen OF acts any one Of which might
throw all OF his previous efforts into the
shade,
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WASHINGTON CORREsPoN pENoE.

The Exodus Investigation About closed
The Results Not Satisfactory 10 the
DemoeFais-The Donnelly.spriBger Ar
fair Net Yet Ended-Achlen,s Return
poiitIenI Anaaaamsnfn.
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PRINTING STAMPS.

The bill making appropriations Tor the
post office department for the fiscal year,
ending June 80, 1881, contains clause
providing that the printing of postage
stamps shall, in future, be done in the bu.
reau Of engraving and printing in the
Treasury department. The stamps are
now printed under contract, by New
York company, at q cost Of less than ten
cents per thousand, and good authority
In the post Office department states that II
the work is transferred TO the bureau OF
engraving and printing the cost will be
greatly enhanced, and may be more than
twice as much as at present.
CHANCE FOR FILLIBusrERING.
Mr.. Hostetler, Of Indiana, who intro
duced the bill to prevent political contri.
buttons by employees Of the Government,
and who has been severely i'll for some
time, Is again in his seat but will not i'm.
mediately call up his bill which has been
temporarily laid aside in consequence Of
bis illness, but on the recommendation Of
Speaker Randall he will let 1t rest till after
the regular appropriation bills shall have
been disposed Of. Should he call It up 1t
may lead to alengthy siege Of tillibuster-
ing for the Republicans will resist lis pas
sage by every means within their power.
The bill not only prohibits political as
sessments on Government employees In the
civil service but forbids all employees OF
the public service, even in the Army and
Navy as well as in other departments,
making voluntary contributions for ex,
penses OF campaigns. The Republicans
hold that being a Government employee
does not deprive person OF the right to
dispose Of his honest earnings as he pleases
50 that be pays his debts, II Congress re-
mains here TIL that bill is passed this will
probably be along session. W.
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MoNnAY nORNING. APRIL 70. 1850.
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hiVuNoSD' VIRGINIA. f23;1r!y Ii, 1885, -
10 the Scnata yesterday ", i'cric;, from, tia
Committee Ga Courts. ai:i 20 j.. relieved
from tie further consideration CT lie resolution
IN relcrnnce TO tina cfic. Of the rewty exc ed
c1un'y judges. lie stated that pressing on.
gaecmcnts have prevented full atsepdatc c, of
the mcuhtta OF toe oommitci; th,y had Tot
had TINS to give tho matter tho attention i! do
served, and that further tho matter Yas
about to DO tested in tao coHr.s.
ME-. Smith, lot N>l5ou) from tho Committee
90 honde, reported bills to Incorporate the
James River and Now River Railroad com.
paDy, and to con6rm location by the town Of
charlottesville to tho Chcsap sako and Ohio
Railroad Company. The bill alauading tho char
ter Of tho Valley Railroad was recommittcd.
Dl!s were introduced TO exempt John T..
lelodcAt;r from wearing tb clothing nrcscrib.
CD BY law Tor c)nvc:E; 10 allow tho board of
supervisors OF Norfolk cluuty to exempt from
taxation the property Of any railroad or msau-
iacturIpg company that Nay !tClto 10 their
midst. aud to amend The Ucdo ia relation to
the taking OF evidence, and 10 protect tho in
tcrest OF tho State.
Inc bill to Incorporate The Eli. Alta Mining
and Land Company OF Virginia wss passed.
Among the incorporates arc several we'll
Known coored men iG tio city ui Richmond
and llcnrco county.
Tho consideration oi the bill providing Ii.
quor Ilconsc lax III lieu Of iko present law 2as
resumed.
ln the House Of Delegates Mr.. Nicol Intro
duced hi to pay 10 7. H. ", Thornton, oi
Prlnco William couaty, lilo SUN Of SIS. G6.
a bill meklcg an appropriation fer tho bet,
tor ventilation OF tho House, VIA passed.
lno bill to Incorporating Tho tnitod States
commercial Company Was variously amended
and tnaiy passed by & vote OF 65 to IT,
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Tie CASE or Owens --Thc negro Ostns,
arrested iIcro On Monday night, on dispatch
received from i.2cs1urg from man siguir &
himself Walker Payne, charging Ovens With
stealing watch and q SUN Ct money from
tim, vas held IN custody by Justice l.nvtiuy
Yesterday. uniil Payne aiirrd. hut Payne, alias
Hill, irarnI0S that no vas wanted Oh charge
ol .;ca.lCg T. cat, Jumped the rGlu Oh It's way
To tina CITY yesterday. evening, and went to
Washington. Scaich was made 10 Washington
iast iight Ter Payne. but ne could no; bo found.
Overs would have been released, but for O
letter IIrm the umnhw2allh'S Attorney OF
li?cthurr, REQUESTING Hat h0 10 held until his
evening, @hrn an officer 'Iih proper papers
would come !oT hirl.
There seems Ia b: a discrimination 20 break
Ill 'hi4 'in,tian }'"ctoi r.hg, wh.ch behaved
So '!l-srDccluriy ~ l.-tsimr 81 a recent vsi
i!rv paid HAT ;0ep.
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scYos: Tes defeated -aTe5 4. re, :--tI1s.
Strauss
2-otioc H2a giv,g ~ !;lo z. csideat that this
G2at1g WIS ;h1 Icrt&Gaia anniversary Of the
.rGar.z2l:ol Q: Inc tttq Cou: 81, AID Mr..
Strauss alter syccci: on INC occasion. moved
That Tho pTGsidoLt entertain Tie members
Tho l'fcs!G0nt extended the Invitation, II
s:ali nc would bo please; to entertain The mem.
htTA When the Beard .; ournod.
The Board tirn at Eve minutes 10 ten o'clock
adjourned,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Tho Board had scarcely mcra than quorum
al lis opening.
Mr.. 81 cEEam Introduced q resolution au-
thorIzlhg The Sinking Fund Commissioners II
hcrrhW money and pledge the revenues OF the
market Tor tic repayment. Tits cocasooed
considerable discussion.
Fir. 'tcSham movtd that tho Alexandra
HaLet!c % requested tot TO publish the dis
cussIcn Oh this sut ,ot. Wh'cl was agreed to
nom con.
Wien resolution Tor ucw street crossing
% fIltc,ss street c,ml up,
Mr.. Evans said there should bc on app!o
pIIalon.
MI F;cin sIil the hundred dollars for the
repair Of Fit street, between Cameron and
Queen, had not yet been gotten, and while
this sum could not be paid it WAS useless tc
mako another appropriation.
And. aitcr some routine business. the Board
al 10 @ clOck, adjourned.
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R3eafh FrHIn fnyhrOn;i1bEn.

ATTENTIONS. Pa, FEB. ll.-urhan Rnvnr
who developed symptoms OF hpdrophnbis on
saturday last, died yesterday ia terrible con-
WILSON'S
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L'rtquo's hrti Bilious Bitns. msnufsotu.-
cd by W. Il. Thornton. Baltimore, Md, con
tain Important tonic properties. They will be
found prlmpt and ciFec;ull oholagcguc, and
invansb" in malarial or BIZ III climates, c)n
jointly with their efficacy upon the Liver. Thus
they have blended 10 their c,mpostiun two ill.,
valuable rr0pcriIes-n c)rtain prompt anti
bilious aud powerful t0Olu phi opal. - cents
n package, or 81 per bottle.
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some ger? good p!rc! when they slit oil this
mtE,aI cg!i. ;&r Ito mc.nt;la ar3 uu!? puh.ia
Servants, AID exc treated Is their master, lie
?ub;;c last IS il they received = large salary.
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IuHEEAL Mrs. Sarah holland. tho vile Of
Mr. John ii. holland. who has many relatives
III this city, died in Washington suddenly Sun
day night Last. Her rcuains were
thought to this c.'y yesterday afternoon. and
buried !raul st. Nlnry's Chuci. Tho uneral
was attended hy n large number o. the iiiruls
OF Tho deceased