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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

Special Dispatch 10 The lntClllktnccr.
WELLsBUEa, March 1.-THE mercury
has been below the freezing point for the
pastthirty.six hours. The peach and apple
crop is in danger. Fruit growers oil long
experience say it is difficult to form an
opinion us to what the result of the freeze
will be. Good crops have been had, we
are informed, after more severe freeze
than the present one. AS this is dry
freeze, it is the hope Of those Of experience
in such matters that it will not do much
damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

SENECA, KS, April 1.-THE saloon
keepers in Seneca all plead guilty in the
district court this morning to both selling
liquor and keeninga place Of sale. They
were fined $500 each and costs and their
places Of business ordered closed us nni-
sance. By agreement also they have all
surrendered their Government licenses.
The district court is terror to the saloon
keepers, and prohibition will prohibit in
Judge Martins district.
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Cambridge, @.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelligencer.
CAMnmDoE, O., April lit is generally
believed that the fruit is badly injured
by the. recent cold spell, yet it is hoped
there will remain some portion OF a crop.
There has been no sunshine to-day, and
the temperature is moderating tonight.
Wheat is not forward enough to be injured
10 any extent
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SAN Francisco, April ia Tucson
dispatch says: General Sherman and party
arrived here to-day. The distinguished
visitors were received by committee OF
citizens at the depot in the presence OF
several thousand persons. The party will
remain here a few days and proceed 10 Los
Angeles and thence to San Francisco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

,, d.g Iarosyd sI54,5OO last fall
,ao.,si ~. n ,Dist was to pay off its floating
5sI.S,,j,s.. :I3io9tofe@eem the Filth
T'sJ ,pa,J v.,.f, bonjs, and SSO,O2O to Inn
.'',. .r ii, rs;,r supply Of the city. This
!pors, rv,, I,, .orc in,ots various channels,
:. a,r ,n.cifd in thc loan, and again the city
n, ,.rn,el It. condition ot late years. Of
,Snsiei,,ccauiostig. ltisshortoncemore
sr,, sjO.tC audi, issuing orders that arc
'motslso upon revenues notin the treas
m, vith saicItIobischarge current obli-
Ctions wcan driving right on TO an
c,her loan spending our money in ad-
,D.t-sfI trusting to tie chances OF the
htur lor getting square How arewe 10
&c, square
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneCr.
WELLsvILLE, Ono, April 1.-THE gen.
erai supposition is that the peaches and
early apples are killed. Wheat was
blockened, but not injured. The extent
of the damage can only be determined
when it moderates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

To WnoH IT MAY CoNcEES.-Itching piles
is one Of the most annoying complaints
known to physicians. Every one can tell
whether he IS thus afflicted by observing the
following symptoms: Intense itching, mar.
dcuIarIy after getting warm. 1t seems as II
pin worms were crawling In or about tLe
fectuni. Small lumps sometimes form, Tht
private parts arc often Affected. The more
you scratch the worse the itching Knowing
that my Ointment Is superior TO any article
In the market, guarantee 1t to cure tue worst
case Of itching piles In existence.
[Slgn6dl II SwAYSE, N. D.
Dr. swayne's Ointment Is Gl>O pleasant
and effective cure for letter, itch, salt rheuT,
erysipelas, barber's itch, pimnles, and ali
scaiy, crusty, itchy skin cruptions. Sold by
all prominent druggists, or will bs sent FOR
50 cents tia cent StantpSh 3 boxes, 81 25.
address, DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia,
fs' TFfB4w
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Washington, Pa,

Special Dispatch to the IntCllIgcueer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, April 1.-THE cold Of
last night did no injury to fruit generally.
Peaches may be damaged, but opinions
differ as to the extent. The dryness oi
the night prevented serious injury. Gar
dens were slightly damaged, but wheat is
uniniured.
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81. Cfuirryiffe, Ohio.

sFecIAl DlSpAtch 10 tue lhlellgencGr.
ST. GAINESVILLE, ONO, April 1.-THE
general impression is that peaches are
killed. EARLY plums and apples were ser,
iousiy injured by tho cold snap. The early
iorward.wheat is damaged considerably.
Thermometer 2l0 at daylight.
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wheeling wholesale Mnr,,e,.

WItErlISS 'TmsSisw SVSH A,sg, yhtI9@ ,1
r,rdo l,os boo,rnI u, Ill
ltaae mas Dooinea IL all departments during the
The exception Of and ISs ] s'g ,ghi aqs S.vs s.
vancsd, To-day there was b,,,k comto,,s1Sa
to,It,,, ,,,,,,I o,,,,,,.nI,,,., 'S
Grrin-7Thls market has been lively durinE the
past week. Wheat cDnI rg In, IN Ii 10 ouantilieS.
The price paid has ItOn q 3Sal 81. II tOdAy's
%Snss eoninGs tt % y cSP:GSd .hIs price win
spectivcly.
Flour The quotations of Inst week remain
Der, 81 hoaS 90: medium amber 10 t5a6 %; wis.
s. louis 2as IS aSS isRey pasns SS SS 81 81 sSy eo9S;.
Weal, er bushel, S5c Sa meal, fancy, pcF bsTreI
81 OOa6 30; common, IS o.; rye iloIs, per barryi,
s. 7hA6 CO.
&e'hs-TEade has been brisk la this branch Of
tSde and prices have advanced. II cold weather
Hams II to lSlb average I - 'D'n>G iaI.,,,, W.,
i6 10 Is ID ayenisS 10
Breakfast BScon
& O,I,5S
pIHjn HSc"n SSG%iii,",,'' VAu
tsaF e4 is:0" sIdss
family Pork barrel 20 10
Ei1e,5 6rie5 fSt1 Bsei 90a'0st'"''''''''''. 10
Te LeSi lard TcIccs ia IL" .S<
RSrFels %sI lis y "t5 i5E
II"If T,rrCis III n IL: ii,''''''' iiSSf9
rails, IS 'tSss, ISs ~ ips,'.'''. 1isS1
poIopn" Sausage onelali pals 10 lO'..... 1A
SG iSS oi l'sS Es,T EV WssS;S Ss sr:SS
Carbon bii S'''''''''''''' ",
White MImcrS' All WjT;cr {;
GrOeTio-A splendid trade AndlnO change IN
quotations Of any account, outside Of sugar..
HoIaaSns & m y H. are ToS gwen @ as follows Coffee tiE
roasted l43sC, yellow rio lic, Java 25c syruT@.
common 4Oc' prime 4SabOc, New Orleans mo-
Il Il naF pE rSon T SSe bSs RS% C9.sS o5 maple sSup
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Critic says:
Secretary Lincoln, the only member of the
Cabinet appointed by President Garfield,
will remain for short time longer, and
then be superseded by some one more in
accord with the present administration.
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CMcAoo, April ll.-A special to the
Exning Journal from Olive Mich. says,
the ladies dormitory Of the college at that
place was burned last night. Loss $50, 900;
Insured,
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CIEcIxNATl, Aprit1t.-The Ga.eils'I Cam
bridge, o., special says: Several hundred
miners in the principal mines, have struck
against the reduction to-day to G24 cents
per ton,
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(bs GntelIigsttHf'
.nll p t.oar,trenlh sltee..

==.5s,e. ltls report from Wash
"',, s.a, 'Sr,, secretary I.incoln's time Is
ate t''' th,r,5ipct. The name Of Lin
tein D, ~, 1,,yfy weigh as much with the
S'n '.s' ,I.Ini.ra,,on '''' ns as with its prede'
preD' I.I'" ,.1. b, nopcd that the Execu,
o'ot. ,,s.@ ,-ssp. =, II the Government will
Wnr.l,,,ae homogeneous.
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FADING CONSULTATIONS.

The star Route Thieves Get Another
BIHcEeye From Judge wyIIo.
Special Dispatch to the inteiiigenccr
WASHINGTON, April II The defendants
in the Star Route cases to-day received an
other blackeye. 1t will be remembered
that Messn. Brady and Dorsey failed to
respond to the indictments yesterday, and
by counsel put in "plea in abatement"
on the ground that the grand jury had
been unduly influenced to secure the in.
dictmenis: Judge Wylie took the matter
under advisement, and to-day, decided the
matter against Brady and Turner, and they
were compelled to plead not guilty to the
indictments.
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TeIIcr's Successor.

DENVER, April 1l.-Geo. N. Chilcott, Of
Pueblo, has been appointed Senator to sue
coed Mr., Teller.
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DETROIT, MICH, April ll.-Gen. Clinton
B. Fisk, left for New York on No. one
train to meet charges made against him
there.
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Special Dispatch TO the intelliGenCer.
BARSEsvILLE, O., April 1l.-Lurcstor
Moore, of this place, attempted suicide by
shooting himself in the head to-day. HI
is a married man, aged about thirty years
and blacksmith. He is now uncon
scious.
Another and later dispatch says:
Lareston Moore, a nephew OF Major
Moore, committed suicide at noon to-day
by shooting himself through the head
The ball entered about an inch above the
right ear and lodged in the brain. lie
lived a few hours He was blacksmith
and man OF intempente habits. His
suicidomay be attributed to whisky. He
leaves wife and two children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

TREf are so mild and strengthening. They
stimulate the liver, help to carry OFT Tie acid
aud bile and puTiAes the blood. ''s'N
y x. Thomps0n's Dandelion and Man
drake Pills are for sale by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

r. ]. whitcside is confined to his bed with
natier's consumption.
The first Council for the town Of Benwood
was sworn in Monday night by Esquire 4. L.
Pelley, after which Mayor Brown delivered
an appropriate address.
Prof. J. W. May, of our public school,
thinks OF petitioning our Council TO pass an
ordinance prohibiting the steamer g. Y.
Lucas from blowing her whistle while passing
the school building.
Easter Sunday was observed by all the
churches. Rev. o. VansiCk occupied the
pulpit Of the German Lutheran Church;
Rev. MCMcuamin that OF the g. Johns
Church, aud Rev. +. II. 0rwen the N. Z,
Church,
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Dea'h of the Late IIorase Greeley's
~ laughter.
S.,EW SEW York, April ii,-Ms. Ida Greeley
Snal.In, n1, eldest daughter OF the late Horace
N''t'eS tiied to-day Of iiphtheria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-12

ItlI DTltI MOS, and & lN74c r4r pNnnil.
f"'tR0s1--!H gtaM drfdaHd Ht g8tfsi 10 pcr huGtci
on t.GCE; 8 t0G1 Is from slon. sweet Ipts sines
Southern. 81 t0A5 00 leroyS s. 5Ol6 CO.
Hny.Coh,'IernhlH cO7tng IN. loose on wPgon
81? ~ b1lad article Commands SiInl
weeks pA6t We :" 'Ss
:, I1t'ky-Quigt, hut firm. Sales are reported 1t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-17

stranoe,-"I ssy. Mister Big Head, Jou seem
60 10 Iii1e o. WHIST ale you I"
BIo H~ad-"Well yc. yon see Wn ont
win he boys last night and got EindeI miEsd;'
sfranDer-"It appears 90 hom We IOos' %
NO H.ad-uIt dou Y feel oIAeilJ like my tesf.
Ireafs 10 hs ndet 'swelisd M aud A. u II L~l
notion n bust' md the PAIN u tstTible.'
stranger" II you viii set BOW. ot hN,rNf
saline At,Tirut. on. or two doses VIII put hssA
an van : lh.t YOUR friends would t. cogniEr," ,
Mo Head III do any thing 10 ge' T'd Of ell
III. IAN and suffering" .A,,
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head
uulocss the liver, relieves conaupsion A. once, so
riyss the bile = chAueA 20 90. II has b.eoms 1s
rounlaf and standard remedy for eon5upailont hil-
i5lsn-,s, sick headache, heartburn seil '2ihA,
sld all diss.ss. requiring real nice anu p''@'aN'
pursatiys OF physie. .. 80, l. .,,o, -,
Ii never uEuseAtes nor grlpe't h'tA IN nh' ul -
houfs and IS just 90 dehghtul sul ie"T'NNt
Al. thl sVsryboty lkeslt.
Huncloudh lud cools the brain, qnie'. the nerves.
and !. a unt Qua noa iuT the headache oil-hles'
ii ftitI yatAs the pluss n rheumatism sni gov,
,.iiar.. tpiucy and urinary tfoulIes Anl pA'h w
.s G.eE FoT dy.psptes Il acts Ike ensIm. .ul
10 40 .ldsl ia cuLing e5n'i'1aiid hahi. u, "
IstTt.uI., clerks, mcchhnIos, hciofy h.La'} ~
d,nt. teachers snt all persons ne lsan ~.
ssBbued hf- ani arc subject q hsldAehs atn1t.
ma toIr,l bowels II you are Nouhle1 eHb
coated t3aSue foul breath losa of Appeuis "i ECU
.iuyg1sbnea4 BaeJ's shllne ApsfieGl VII eli
y5u ii performs hotter WORK thsh pllls ~ ~,
tls,..ut nd palaabls. sni 70 munl chsslei 10 Ae'
h..frpIiIf f.ulIy medicine chest Etlin tssii.
u sp.Tkiss aud f.Ams gust h.- sn'' Il
-sl-r' spd 10 Ius' - s.s.h. Cd ftI,' ''''
'' ProprrIars, Lousulls ~
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Vanderbilt University.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. l3Sl-S5.

The Chnlr. of the University are filled
wear COB students matri,umtcd from
twenty-five states. The Academic, Bihii-
cal and Law Departments open Soptrm-
Der !. l>S2. The Medical, Dental and
pharma, cutic,l Departments open oct, 1.
The Annual Register is sent ON mp.
plicntion to y. NJ lrcch, Secretary ot the
Faculty Two Postgraduate Fellow
ships, worth 5000 each. and tour Graduate
Fcllowships, worth 500 each, ate annual
ly awarded. l.. &. GARLAND,
O1lg,NItlSt Chancellor.
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a womAH's REMEDY.

Al e,ttsn .sss End periods Of womsns W., thsl.
roT,as cefta q tfuuhes aches, pans ana aul IlIt.
Thss. eumpla,uts sId meg iarues J-.lHhts Nv, ~
siTrs life At siItssp, and fgll1w w az aAIH' NV
named woman until hfteT the fafn o. lus 49,.
snms nave hsadzchss, swimming o. We heti'
nsnI.i and nervous pTos,tatsoH, tlihshsa eLrsst,
siooIl,,s lus hfslssS eye, tloudeh btAl SUE
,ess. ,ne,t With painful irTeFuiariue-, UTERINE -
ni.s.m,ni. aud uie-rs hy,tsfiesl ,pAsm., ihy,!s.l
pfosfAuon chronic leutorthgA, ehlsl "a
t5s, ste Whieh 10 uumttous cases ,nd " rp..st'l
a.. oonValsions insanity And dsdh' lh,,s -
ssn.T,ily The result u inatteuston, ~ = Il.ls'
Too ths els4s u complaints We allude V 80.
ft.. al th,ss troubles eAn bs ayefisi au1 elie9'
W, h,gs pfooi frotn Thousands r...,, .r,.
IL, DfouRools'a Eug lish Female biiisfs = ~ cut :
you sound add rsll-uill mtss Joa hsalInJ
k.ppJ-vili make you feel he nsv s ~ -
- ,Jif.ss ~ . copy q pr, Dten9ocls's fallr
E.i.e.l Aiy.tT, trts % As sF1tsi
$780, p paoss0oLE 4 Co,
Ffopf4s - lie ~
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= "a IeIp.

Onl'c OF Erie City iron Works Manu-
mcturrrs OF Steam Engine, Boilers and
Saw Mills.
ERIE, pENS., June S, ls~2
70 whom It May Concern
G. a. Heating ESD oi Dallas I.Nls, has
been appointed sole agent 80 the -'atr OF
Texas, Tor tine sale OF ALI kinds oi ma.hln'
cry manufactured by us.
ERIE Cay lRpN WORKS
10y GRO SELDOM. President.
New York Office and warrrJom 4.
CORTLAND street.
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THE EXAMINER
WACO, AUGUST II. lSSg,
LOCAL HRENITIES.
Items Of Interest From our Rc-
portcrs' Note Book

Thermometer registered s. degrees
| yesterday.
The rates on freight from Now York
ARE from Sl.35 iirst-cla,s to SlNO tourth-
class.
Additional reports from the country
toward Coryell City state that there are
no cotton worms.
Fire ilrs or lightning bugs ARE so
thick in the suburbs of the civ, that
lights can almost be- dispensed with.
The school appropriation for McIcn.
nan tor the year ending August 3l-t, l~~l,
drafts Tor which have been received, is
Sll54.
"A man passed mp the Narrow Gauge
la-t evening, standing ON the platform ul
the rear car aud leading horse behind
tile train.
MIR Shell Hogan is building two
story brick store on Fourth street 10 thc
| rear Of the building occupied los the "
II. Watkins bookstore
The Aga,sIz society will hold another
Of It's pleasant reunions at "'clurb, + l.
| day evening, at the residence of Nj. E
Losing. ON Washington street
Ten thousand and seytnt, -iiyrpouul-
of wool in one lot was shipped yc.t,rl az
to Boston via the narrow gauge and Mil.
land and Mallory routes Mir Andrews
WAS the con,ignor
Austin Willis the culorrd muil agent
Is running With the regular mail agent
learning the ropes and has not Yet rrrciN.
ed a c,lI. and viii not until he /. familiar
with the business.
......-,..,.....
II -.''n'' 't,'' l'E7 WIN """'u ~" ~"
Hl,'''"' ~" VIC ''l"N" 'v .'u- 'I H.
.'ui"'' i,'' a., "tr ",",G ,,'Ui'I ln, "uGi
Town lol Nll. a, W Ur,'tri l"I use 'n hNud
nv ,o'lc SoIl 81 d" Su'"' I"I h' 'AlII' pen
u" ''c RIVER
--"e'kly subscribers VIII please notice
.le nun" anu '''N ~" '',' ''EH -" VIM u
ul'I h"uits H't pl'nl' u. ~ NN"N7 ''
uhe y" VIM" 'nt'' N't'e'' 'v'' u Us paI
anu we nom persons NIo,H time rs nearly
expire" WIN ''i"'' I"' a'o' year
The ladies Of 81. puurs GmN ar, tn
viye another OF their CHARMING lawn mn
lies, on Friday ni4ht, Mt tho Epispopal
church grounds. They urr perfect pcr
lection ON those lawn parties the pleas
'''''' ''' '''' S"''''' '''-7 '''' '''' '''''''
"A correspondent NJ Harris creek
writes the EXAMINER that the prutucrc,
meeting going on thre, conducted 10y
Rev. w. ). Hun, OF Waco, has bccomi
quite interesting Stree the heavy rHinmi
of last sunday, which seemed to inditui,
that the meeting was over. This meeting
we learn, will be continued until SUNDAY
} night.oi next week.
p,ur,als r,in,, ,,,,,, than, ,,.,., al
,ortanos "nJ .Isn ,,, ," ,nv G,'' 'u
n' Vii, is tho intni"r,hio I,',tl' o,,,
a. 80 -, ''"' '''' ''
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tIoslcttcr's stomach Bricrs -cXtirpatc
dyspc siu with greater certainty nnd
promp-iludc than amy known remedy,
and is a most genial inyigorapt, appetizer
uuduiG To secretion. I hc-c are not empty
assertions, ~ thousands ui Our country
men and women who have experienced
irs effects are aware bat are backed up by
iwulugublc proofs. The Biuors also give
70 bcllthluI Stimulus 10 hcurinary org'nS
For sale by all druggists ana dealers gen
t.TslIll.
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Gentlemen, II you wait rca. me"
scarf, a real nice white vest, d real nice
suit Of underwear aud at hstpulsmnsly
wo prices, call at Il. Hnber's.--O1iltc
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/. Boylcn Il Cos. meas Inc wed
shoes at Sanger Bro.'c.-0-litc
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Eighth Annual Exhibition
- or THE
| INITIAL STATE FAIR
will hc held on the
Fair Grounds
Austin, Texas,
.i'i!s Y, H. u a. md q,
A Splendid and V ,ried List
of Premiums Aggrega-
Tina About S 5000.

Three or four RAINING aud trottinG
rir'. daily.
International railroad peel premium,
500.
In rr state IN 'lirmy dlill abo.t ; 600
in plrmums.
Frcmrn', 90 nprtiivr Il i'll.
'uu. Ia II = hr"um din.
ENhihi ion 10y wrm Ms exchange OF
Texas
GrAd shouting tuurn M Mt.
Ladies qursliirnuc rn,r-milr hris
Cow boy aud - Chmrn', t"uln,nc"
silver IN 'uniei lad tie, b i,lic maliiIgal, :
anil suuls ior ,oping ud throwing "a
Wild ter IN the IIir',cSt Tine.
Additional SPECIAL Induce urI't' VIII
ampl' ~ nv Visitors.
Railr nd coml,Ani VIII sell excursion
Tickets IN the tar, N utu II irr' an'uin''
and Tic'tG cV'ihi go.
70" III hcrpiIti ulars rcte rnrc l. ms Z
70 The plrm um LIST, wlli,h can lc had on
applia ,on /, The see c'arv At Austin
Texas GEO ". SAMPSON.
T. GEAR riiOIOMEW Pr sid NJ
NO5i oc II ccrer nv.
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Latest novelties in -i,er hrtaS Is ~ +
.eyluski-.--sl53t
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Levine Brothers are Offering lu'i- reg no
lar British hall-h0se tor % cent, worth !"
Cenls.-slJtC
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A. HERR Proprietor.
Sturgs Block, Austin Street
SrRING mil COLLEGE,

SrRlNG MIL COLLEGE,
NEAR MOBILE, ALA,
Under direction of the Jesuit Fathers.
j3ld Annual SEES ion opens Oct 2. 1852.
Lorati n beautiful and healthy. Every
AGILITY piiordcd Tor the best classical and
60 umcrrial c,lucal lou.
French, German and Spanish Taught
without extra charge. A large staff OF
teachers permits personal supervision and
iudi idunl training.
For particulars apply to
R,v JoHN a. DowNEY, ;. D., President.
--OSl3l2m
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OPENS ON
OCTOB ER 2, 1882

l. The plan ui the new administration
tWhodl"s the most complete arlA x
VI h's Tor meet Z tlu' Idy nCing r'qulr"
heats II the times IN All u pnIintnts al
trhhlr education. We have engaged a
FACULTY. which, m sps, ia trai ing To hen
WORK IN prOie'sioni -hill, aud sucu s>inl
experience, i. not excel II iu all IL" lind.
lhr liter nv course viii he 50 "N.
"hutu and the ,llndHid oil scholarship
:" lal>ed n Iu make the JudsOn IN this
u9rpHtIneni, as II has all Along b III in
tn"se OF music and art, the recognized
leader IN the south
D. such advances will he made In tive
'lonls OF music and art also as to mtin-
Gt athe long established supremacy OF the
",lllluon in those ira chcs.
49, Constant and dili.ent care will he
Ehe3 10 the domestic a. dspcial lie Of orr
hiplS' "a that every OF shall receive all
e "'Nahlase' OF a well ordered Chris
t Tal noinr, and every help in the cnltiva-
n Ut those ~insnme grareS of heart
S Anu hHnn,is which securra woman'- In
"uenGr and rs, iulness in society.
lo ne charges have been male the
Htsl possible tor such advantages M
pInN'uei In every department OF the
~ "p'' for catalogues aai circulars ap'
fp W DIR. ". r. MCAILlSTER,
.1 Sc, Ioard Trustees, Maria oud.
Spectacle
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MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

-.,... In In. head. the vital nuld passing un
u''.r,,.i M the urine, aud mans other disease
,i.,l tot sanity and "path The mUdicH
,g rr, r"'nrctrd Win the Institution ar
II .,r,. and have had large experience II
w, ttrulIr- aud VIII agree to forfeit tINf
III ! nRt u DOLLARS I" n ease Oi this kin,
thevlr'i Etol''R NJ tlunhrr thelr -rrcia
H., n,,,litr "r Injurious fuund In II. We treat
vi ',it,,i.. u.ra.rs successfully without mrr
. sn COST .l.rhrlOS FREE. Thorough
's..uu,,tI.u sad advice, includlng analysis -
49, rr,r. 81 VITAL REsIOR ATlNf
", rtt. a. four times the quantity, 81,
mi 81, ri hess upon receipt nf price. {
n II eur. t'Nuu SetvAtiou, and IN priyat,
Ss,, ru,' by tugiish Medical lnstltut.
VI ti,r.lurt st | uuls, Miss"uti Post
nm,. \ .tGt Tucker \ Hills. Whulcsal,
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