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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-14
RIVER NENk.
The Coal fieet-Ievcc I.nconics and
Steamer HqnIbs.


The Coal fiect-Ievcc I.nconics ana
Steamer HqnIbs. e..
The Sidney and Regular are still tied up at
the leyee. IN ID = r. :
The c. W. Bachelor Is due frou, above this
morning, anu will probably leave for Pitts.
burgh. gl,'n|r -1','7'i'7 : ~"
The river was full OF Ice yesterday, but 10.
wards evening II began to clear, the coal fleet
having pushed It down pretty fast. bf.
The Hope passed down and the Amos up,
both Light the Belle Prince passed down with
. lew and returned To her landing ut dusk.
Dr.. Joseph Finney, Of Pittsburgh, claims
10 have solved the problem OF propelling
boats w electricity, and Las applied for u
patent. EIffH. e7- : : gt.7.17gT
The Abner 'O'Neal put In an appearance
yesterday, and returned TO steu6enyille in
the afternoon. She had to move cautiously
on account Of the Ice. 81 100 s.
The Princess made two tripsin the Bellajre
trade, ana There bad to tie up on account OF
Ice. The Little Anna did not venture out.
Both boats will probably be running la their
respective trades to-day. K, - /.
The river swelled rapidly Tuesday. night
and yesterday morning, but commenced re,
ceding yesterday afternoon. At dusk there
was . leet inches IN the channel, according
10 tue gauge marks, and the river was still
falling. ~ I'D. II
The Diurnat arrived early yesterday morn.
ing, but found the Ice too heavy to venture
forth on her return trip. The Courier is not
expected this morning, but the Durnal will
probably leave for Parkersburg, az the rive.
was clearing of Ice last night, h
E l9t the GOAL FLEET. @ &
About $50 o'clock the head of tho coal
ileet rounded the bend, the Harvey Brown
being in the lead, fourteen boats following
closely. They we're mostly the smaller tows
The navigation OF the river is precarious al
present. owing to the ice, and danger Of cold
snaps and receding waters, and the larger
boats did not come out. There are number
Of very bad places on the way down, the most
DANGEROUS icing a new bar formed ut the
mouth OF the Licking, running two.thirds Of
the way across the river and a snnkeu stone
boat Of the head Of Bakers Island, crossing
% the Ohio shore in the channel. The tows
that passed down yesterday were as follows:
Harry Brown, Dick Fulton, RAYMOND Hor.
ner, Coal City, Sampson No. ., ]. Sharp Mac.
Donald, Eagle, Enterprise, Sam Brown, Nellie
speer, George Lysle, John Penny, W, ".
O'Neill and Isop City, ~ u ~,
GREENSBORO, pa.-.Riyer 8 feet 10 inches,
falling; weather rainy.
Oh CRY, Pa.-River l foot G inches sta
tionary; cloudy, rainy.
pITTsHvagH, Pa-Giver q feet inches
rising cloudy, raining. rs, $500
RlcEs LASDIXo, Pa.-Riyer s feet 9 inches,
falling; weather rainy; thermometer 10.
y BROWNSVILLE pa-Rivar q f.at n ;.l..
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip Ia Reference 10 Various
pcONIe. sE x

Judge A. B. Fleming, Of Fairmon', is in
the city. III. Z.
Miss Annie Clark Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
T. A. Hammond, ut Steubenville. 5Rg.
Mrs. Rev. r. Rush. swope has returned
from Cleveland, where she has been visiting.
Hon. Jonathan NJ. Bennett, OF Weston,
and Mr. ". s. P. Bryan, Of Beverly, were III
town yesterday.
Rev George +: Hite and wife have returned
to the city alter visit at the National CAPT.
tai and other localities &TF, sl.s
;. Mr.. William J. Matthew'S OF IIollidaysburg,
Pa. who has been spending few days in the
city, left for Isonton yesterday. K
Hon. Daniel Peck, Of this city. and Hon.
Ross j. Alexander, Of Bridgeport, we're IN at.
tendance It Court at s1enheAylta yesterday,
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'TRoubLts often come from whence We least
expect them" Yet we may often prevent OF
counteract them by prompt and Intelligent
action. Thousands OF persons are constantly
troubled with combination OF diseases,
Diseased kidneys and costive bowels ure their
,ormeutors: They should know that Kidney.
causing them to- throw off tile ipoisons thai
have clogged them, and so renewing the
whole system. NEe1 ~ $50 I. : 2 iMwrtvT
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s0plniOn Of Eminent

sQpinion OF Eminent DR.. X. ). Steuart,
President Maryiandi Hospital Baltimore.
" have used Coldeu's Liquid Beef Tonic for
more than year. combines the virtues OF
food and tonic remarkably, and, am salts.
fed, has saved lie when any other medicine
you'd fail" tRemember the name, Colden's
take on other. {, q Gt5sI }lS.T'i i,MwrAw
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CINCINNATI, ONO, December l3.-Riyer 3
ieet 6 inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. sf :. : -
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Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, AZ observed at schnepf,s drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday 70 81
1881 lg 7ta, 1Ils 1852 -,
TAN, IAN. 3P.H.7rN TAT. l2A.3 ~. y
/? Il IS e. ii! II e rs
! tstsg z ,2ss INDICATIONS. 81. = ( n ~
WASHINGTON, u. c., December II, A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder,
generally fair weather, light variable winds
stationary or stowiy rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, colder, partly
cloudy weather, occasions! light snow, north
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FORSALE
HOrnbrOok's Park 7!

On the National Road. ~ miles distant ion 19
OF Wheeling. contains about t;S acres. men sst
Sol, eigiby locutcd Of convenient acce slt'o W.
ed by grand natural scenery. Originally lag VII
the late Thomas HorIbtOok, Eq, VINO ihsF
HES study by labor aud great e1*aF 70 p,sy
what II Is. beautiful and POPULAR STING y ~
Tha work OIL the PARK was comnencett ~ ~.
twenty-five years ago, during which time the ~
shrabbefy and other ornamental AllhG1JSs, ~ :,
made 1t 4 delightful summer retreat eui' a..S
warm season, 1t has been visited BY lhfse hltl'
from distance, and patton!zed by thon&a ~.
the surrounding county i has no eqaAt y. ~
dreds OF miles In point OF size. naIl!sl stIY
purity OF air, excellent water ''u'a N'''' -
springs. ,.~,s ,rts
Besides Its drives, promanadesp LAWS, Hs,s
gymnastic aud other objects OF ainu,tHeSaN NJ
Ii 4 great variety Of EYe!gleets, AaEaJa .siYt
Norway, Austrian. Scotch. Mh!Ie ane tS.,stt
Pines, The Silye, and Balsam Fifs. FotFs' c1r.r
Red Cedar. Heath. cared Cypress, LA"Sa s tts,y
Cedars Of Lebanon. Naples; there toe :,. sT II.
riety, the Willow, Birch, La,ch, Az ny tGljsitsi
wen seIected assortment OF Ftu!t Tree H ,v,ts.
| Apple, Pear, Peaches Cherries, Plu!a:, i.siTI.
Has OF various kinds. and great vAiieH sIy,lh4
| and house plauis There ere three O. -,st,so
dwellings, With stables and othe! onIg.s I'M!
nine beautiful building lots lsid .. r., als
with ornamental trees and shtuplgs ~, :;,s,lr
Line has ,is terminus at the south vie saSS'aE
The PARK, tho depot OF the b. Q, ssS anne
about one third Of tutle from ne oo's tStt BE-
gate. The place has many s.,rac, ats lEiatal
summer. \ party Wishing 10 ser,x d ito,
country yeddeace with the sWtTolhH.ltSt IN. Et pl1
Ahrubbery, flowers aud singing blfdS Wv !. pvst.
10 meet thelr desires. olheIwiss y ,.,r,,tl ets
ably used rs a public resort, and IL n'H'''
cioilsly, would be good tuvestneaS y, The tgta,a
The price and terms call be had nv ~
| the heirs OF the late Thos. Hornnnonn nvr
vi. Real Estate Agent Ana s 'yny.' 40.
llGs Market Street. OF BLOCK, Ie'' " ~
Tse{fth Streets, Wheeling. " Va
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GALVESTON, TEX, December ia Ntus
special says: In shooting ARRAY at San.
tiago,. yesterday, between Thomas Drake
and Stephen Lewis, the former was killed
and the latter wounded. a bystander was
also shot. Cause, q political Quarrel. T.,
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We have just received the largest and most
elegant stock OF Grand, Square and Upright
Pianos, ever exhibited in Wheeling, each
one having been selected with care and ship.
ped direct from the factory. We of!er these
instruments NJ such figures rs defy competi.
tion,t and take great = leasure' ID showing
them, and glvinEan Information in regard
to them. * WILSON & BANNER, !
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

p Eaton, Mataino!as So Robinson. n Martlnsy
JAhunenthal. city FP Crac.aft, Tr,ude!phia
9 7 Ilerrey Clinton Jas plunEett, Pittsblrh
4 Kelly. Ptttsbugh.s. Rev " Nicholson, FmnH7n
Walt Lueberser. city Geo Meadeg, city ~
Mis Minnie Carson, l'gh D Hiss, city a..M
4 L BnIlt, b 4 ORR CIV h!Sell. Martins Fig
y Beebe, Boston q aiadina, Fnirlnont =
D n snider, FnI,mont G ], Flemiur. FairInont
" Z Mellony,A ", W0odxt A Z cChesi,ey. Syrac,,v.
7 Buchanan, yl0rst II Mallonv GIN rinptn,,
AN voegthy, GAINESVILLE Sweeney. city
Roberts, ftttsGufBh FLlsce. st. Calsville
a. hFeese, faWhasah FGteen, Chicigp
G y Casttel.- BALTIMORE N Humphrey, Cadfz
ST Alden Cleveland, F.n McLaitarlv, Eur,huu
or rittman, baltimore W Ii Cook, baltimore"
4 Murwoed, Baltimore I r Gibson, Pittsburgh,
+ Hallam, Philadelphia + Mime, Columbus
Thos Michie, city. AKA ~
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NOTICE.

From now until January Let will sell
Boots and Shoes at very low figures; also
full line Of Embroidered Slippers for
the Holidays, nj lJls-,.
'.,s J. W. ,AMlCK'S.
IL q 1l43 Maln Street,
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BLUM& MARKS
Cloak House, II06 Main Street,
G !.j|l'' Q,.t eli
SeH Advertisement.

Never was the Equal, &c. 7E1r
Music Rolls-Wilson 4 Banner.
Wanted-Two Good Machinists. .Is-l
Spareribs, Tenderloin, &c.-D. c. List, Jr.
Parlor Coal Vases-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Wanted-Man 10 Work on Farm. !
Bazaar-St. Lukes Free z. T.; Church,
Notice-Kobi. b. Woods.
Opera House-RenIz.Santley Novelty and
Burlesque Co. l'.-. l..sa,.f
Wallin's Patent Horse Blankets-Head OF
Local. ZEN. I'D s,rE0
Merry Nmas-Holiday Goods.
Eastern Dry Goods store-Headquarters
for Holiday Goods. -. an.
Holiday Goods at Emshein,er's Cheap
Slore--IIead OF Local. nal'
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THE best preparation OF iron y doctor can
prescribe Is Browns Iron Bitters, because Il
does not inure the teeth as other iron medi.
oiuts will. s;5 {7si5{1 DAN
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Holiday Presents Tor Misses and Chill.
dren, beautiful and Useful.
A pair Of Kid or Morocco, high cut
Spanish Button. L. Y. TLoSp,
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iOhn Roeuct

Has made great preparations for large sale
during the holidays Of Fancy and Domesti
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Wall Paper
ETC., etc, We sell ch ap for cash only. Nos
2O1D and 20sl Main strost, lg- If'Es91
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Come early and buy your Christmas Slip
pers. Have Just received by express second
invoice OF Gentlemen's Chenille Embroidered
Slippers. l.. Y. B1osp,
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The Governor Of North Carolina said to
the Governor OF South Carolina "Sir, the
hest remedy in tho world Is DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and the latter seconded the
assertion. t54t3E'gS t'-t5Et.
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Holiday Presents for Gentiptneu. I,enu,
\, tir"l md uAefhl. Ntsr
A pair Of Embroidered Slippers, The
largest assortment in the city. ~
....a l.. V. BLOND.
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BROCATE[LE .DOLMANS

These garments are all the latest
December styles and are so attrac.
tfye,that they ut once. recommend
themselves to the most critical
buyers. All Of our Seal Sacques
were made to order by turriers Of
the highest reputation, and can be
relied upon to give satisfaction ir
fit and durability. We would call
special attention to our line of gu.
peri0r fir lined Circulars, which
we bought at a price enabling us to
sell them fot $500 less than
value. q
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i. FOUND at last that Phenix com pressed
yeast makes incest tread and rolls Of any
yeast In the world. Ask your grocer for it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-14

THE Celluloid Eye.G Glasses will stand Ten
times more abuse than any other Eye:Glasy.
and furthermore, they are tho best. For
sale by all leading jewelers. and Opticians
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-14

ASK your grocer for, phGni. compressed
yeast # you want nice sweet .bread md
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Phoenix colnprsSsetl Yeast
Is composed Of nothing but pure rye, corn
and barley malt. AJAX your grocer for 1t. :"
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TIE Boston Pilot says: 1.-THE article
known as st. Jacobs Oil staids without all
e0ual.n 80 as 7g
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The best surgeons said I must die from
cancer. Pernna cured me. Mrs. NJ. Ingram,
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ErEsrRopv wants to see the Fair at the
Academy Of Music this week, DO not fail to
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Holiday Presents FOR Ladies, RenutIrul
E,b and Useful. agI
A pair Of Fur Kid Or Bark.Goat, Imperial
Baton. Et%&Ils24i' L. Y. B1oSp.
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kcuucl1ont Finn0n.

Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet Il Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild. &c., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early aud
secure great bargains. z g.5 80 :.
j 't + ~! Lucas Mua,o ssoss,
's33'1. ~, ~ 1l42 Main street.
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Thorinumeter Record.

TILE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure llOnse. Sample Rooms daily.
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WANTED,

w ANT Ed BOOk.nppppn,
" thoroughly compeisn, ,nsM nfdEfER-A
cons well tecouirnended. Aps%s, The who tss
m,.ung. EAtins age, experience ,s y own hial
aary expected. address <. I'LL ot s9e.s'ence, Nd
WANTED-AT WHEEIIyc C1;;:-
| "! Coal Company's Mines -. IVY. CREEK
z y. ". h.lasd. Thtry vooT niles ont 90 G,
r,sev q mining, December tth Is Ssn,! n!at
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FOR SALE-THAT VERY COMFORT.
a ABLE two story dwelling, numteird q Of
South Penn street. The house l. convenient, lui.
nished with gas, water aud Bath nom, tia!satl
attic. apd excellent dry cellar and tn se:r ae,.
Citizens railroad. The price is very reasonable
terms easy. Apply to
ss 49, ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estate Agent and Broker. No. It's Nsiie,
street, "0ttS Alock.' corner Market md Twelfth
streets, l0I7
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ANNh"eAA"A &sosShs F'-.f-
The coal miners OF Illinois who were to
hold a meeting ut Fast St. Louis yesterday
and make demand upon the mine opera
tors for uniform price for digging, did not
meet. = s..5i.7
After running twelve hours, the Delaware
Rolling Mill ut Philllpsburg, NJ j., was
compelled to close. The mill fired up Mon.
day morning with a full force, but the
same night the heaters struck for higher
wages, with the above result. agt
The inspectors OF the several warehouses
in Petersburg, Va, report the total sales OF
loose tobacco for the past two months to be
100000 pounds, and the average selling
price $ to s. 40 per hundred weight. The
revenue tax on cigars for the same period
amounted to 81, 720 Is, and on tobacco to
$l0S,74S 16. .ltg al,a5 =; Asngf ~
Master Mechanic Lewis, OF the Delaware,
lackawanna s Western railroad, went TO
Phillipsburg, MI, yesterday to see about
having the Morris and Essex shops there.
which were abandoned several Years upo.
temporarily resumed or put in operation
until the, burned shops at kinGslani, N. T.,
which we're destroyed last week, could be
rebuilt a. 5f.s.ai =
). The sales agents Of the 1.ehigh Coal and
Navigation Company and the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal ind Iron Company State
that they have not followed the action of
the Delaware, Lackawannn & Western Rail.
road Company in reducing circular prices
Of coal, and do not intend to do SO. There
IS good demand for coal, and both CON.
paniles have ample orders ahead, The
cutting Of rates is confined TO supL sizes as
are not largely used at this season, mainly
OF coal. '-l'',,:} &Is]gia, - 80
York has been resumed in the rail de-
partment Of the! Allentown, Pa, rolling
mill: The guide and bar departments are
also on again in full operation. The list Of
idle employees is largely reduced. ~;
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FOR SALE-A VALUABLE PIECE
~ OF ground east side OF Chsp'Ine street, o.
which stands All old frame ,ennene!,, uu,al+,ni
ING, between Eleventh and Twelfth ,tiee.-btIlf
the only available building 10, In that very desn
ALEXANDER BONE.
Real Estate Agent and Broker, llGS Market street
."Oits Block, corner Market aud Twelfth ,lt,rh
rnls Wv tSs-
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EOR SALE,
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twen,youe acre. Of to.,
timDe!ed land. about i've miles southeast Of HI.
Ton z. L.: ". Va, on the waters Of the lii Krer
me lAhu Is uuuerlsid with coal unt the ,nLt, can
be hosted down Elk River 10 u,n,k., llst In,
acres OF itmeeted land III Perry county, Teunesst
.UfF-. III ". '. uOGE 4 BRO,
ocI - 1900 Market 9ttes,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-05

ds fadc Legislature It best, and it depends
upon the whole peoples agreement in the
method Of electing such legislature, whether
We do not have contention, anarchy and even
bloodshed. There are many districts in the
State composed of several towns which acted
together in electing . representative under
the late apportionment. Suppose that, for
political reasons, the people. of certain towns,
not heretofore in the same district, conclude
to unite this fall and elect . representative,
Who shall gainsay their right to do so? Or,
suppose one political party makes up the dis
tricts in given county in one manner, and
the other party makes up the districts in .
The answer probably will be that each party
will recognize the one made up by its friends.
Who will settle the dispute! To what would
it naturally and almost inevitably lead?
view the situation with the gravest appre-
hension, if no apportionment is made. can
not believe that the Governor will take the
terrible responsibility of allowing the State
TO drift into anarchy without doing all in his
power to prevent it. He cannot say that the
Legislature should have dJne it last winter,
and not having done it, must abide the conse-
quenees. He alone has the power to put them
in position to do what was then omitted.
This being so, their neglect will not excuse
him.
have reason to believe that the Governor
has been considering this aspect of the mat
ter, and l trust all good citizens, without ref
erence to party, will unite in sustaining him
in calling an extra session, without attribut.
ing to him motives of mere political expedien-
cy. J. II. DRUNMOSp.
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THE MISSOURI HORROR.
A Mob Hangs a Miserable Wretch
Description of the Lynching.

KoKo, Mo-, April 3.-Midnight.
A mob is organizing in the grove to lynch
Charles Jameson, the tramp, who outraged
the three years old child. A great crowd has
collected and there will be practically no re-
sistance to the lynchers.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 4.
Charles Jameson, who was arrested at
Koko, Mo-, for theft and rape on three
years old child, was taken from the Jail by a
mob, and hung. last night.
The mob which hung Long alias Jameson,
this morning, was composed of citizens, who,
on the refusal OF the sheriff to deliver the
keys of the Jail, broke the doors in and took
the culprit to Main street bridge. Thou
sands were present. Rev. Mr.. Mcclure of
fered prayer, and asked the wretch if he CON-
mitted the rape. He denied it. He was
placed on box and his hands and legs tied
The mob then asked him if he had anything
to say. He commenced singing ''See that
My Grave is Kept Green After finishing,
he said he hoped he would meet his father
and mother in heaven. He gave his name as
Richard Long, and said he resided in Frank
lin. The mob was well organized-the men
had their coats turned inside out 1t was
evident that only large military force could
have prevented the hanging of the culprit.
His last wish was ''Hang me decent" and
it was done.
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Incidents Leading to the Death Of the
Renowned Outlaw.

9. A,,;II
Apo.. a;.r...h .r..;.l from Kansas Citv.
..1. ST. =. No. md n. the taxing of Of
-. 49,. -. -. S,iNII,,er, AZ an .o,ae-
80. 49,. o. C.;..a,a., ~ Roh Ford
M ~. 80 ~. - 1910 ona-fcnr,b Of
nv ..,-. IA ;...r.;..' ;r,arv;e~
M NC NJ 1:..,n "s "sa SnrS.v
~. IL. -. ....s~.. sofeshsao-od h,;t
he sid a1 r v.s nor 10 have been accomnl;shed
hefore Wadne.d.v ~ Thn,sd.v and onlv
than r. fonna ;mno..;hle for T;mherlate 70
c.r.,,r, ~. h.rd;. ls.d.- .l;va Covornor
C.p..aaaa. s..,aa go, H., III g., moot
N:.S E. s, .us' r tu". ni LIZ, - ~.
..s w. oas = - S.es ,Ao, ~ ...s
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Mrs. WIN. d. RYcKMAN, st. GATHERINGS.
Ont says: ar. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n Y,
l have used your 'Favorite Prescription,
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, for the last three months
and find myself-(what shall 1 say)-male
new again are the only words that express it,
1 was reduced to a skeleton, could not walk
across the floor without fainting, could keep
nothing in the shape of food on my stomach
Myself and friends had given up all hope,
nv immediate death seemed certain. now
live Ito the surprise of everybody and am
aole to do my own work. april4d&wlw
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RELEASED.
Secretary FreIinghuvsen states that Eng.
land has Released all American
Prisoners IN Ireland.

WASHINGTON, April 4.
In response to the resolution of inquiry by
Congress, Secretary Frelinghuysen informs
the President that for some time past active
negotiations have been carried on between
England and the United States relative to
the citizens imprisoned in England. The
Sec'y says that these negotiations have been
conducted in spirit of entire friendship, and
1t affords the secretary of state much pleasure
to acquaint the President that on the second
inst, information was received by the de-
partment of state, that all the American citi-
zens held as prisoners in Ireland, had been
released. and since that date further infor.
nation has reached him that O'Connor, Hart,
Walsh. Dalton and White are now in prison
Negotiations are still being conducted with q
view to the release of the remaining prisoners,
and the hope 10 entertained that a result will
be reached satisfactory and honorable alike
TO both governments.