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summons.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, TO
/ the Sheriff OF Ohio County, greeting;
We command you that you summon Chn.
Il. Booth, Elmira Ripley, the City oil wheel.
Ling hborous h, Daniel g. List, trustee, Plston
Zane as trustee and m his own right, Eliza
Jane Iape,Samuel =. Zane, Della u. Carr,h.
T.. huston and Alexander Euston, her hus-
band. Margaret McC. Zane, Curtis Z. Brown,
sheriff OF Ohio county and administrstor Of
n, uDd y. Zane, Maria Louisa Zane. his wife,
Charles Stump, Otto stump and Albert
~Ioiz. partners doing business under the 1rn
IN, OF stump Bros a. Stol1, the claimants
mailer described was forfeited, named In
tie Ieti,ion filed by Alfred Caldwell, Com
N sI0ner OF school lands fer ono county
pEi praying sale for the benefit OF the
school Fund OF piece OF land In the City OF
v h.eIina, in said comfy and State, bounded
yscinp;ny at a point in The sorth line Of
Union street, (now called Eleventh strset) 10
Z, Fl ea.ty ward fi' IN the nortoeaN corner OF
he pass niger r s,stIon .RsiIIeat Compa5y.
4 HIGH station WAS formerly known A. the
Perry House," thence runbin< norm ~
wiu % feet, more or ~. 20 tne s2utn nne OF
lot 40. IN the old town nj WheeiIpk; thence
running uestwsriIy along sal lot line 10
point therein where u In intsrsected by apro.
Iepgaiion north uar1ly OF tee line 81 the
est side OF halu
II ,ree running south wardiy along said pro-
Iopgsfion OF said west line Of said station
building % the northwest corner OF ssld onild.
tr1. and thence running eastvAfdly along
he north line Of said building and with the
pnrih line Of said street to the place o. De-
ginning, the same being alleged in esia p
tition 10 have been forfeited TO the said btate.
ard also all unknown parties HAVING or
c'simip z the said land or any part thereoi,
n tIsy be found In your bsiliwick 10 appear
before Joseph X PAUL, ESQ., CommissiSnH
in Ihapceiy OF tie Circuit Court OF Onlo
comfy, West Vim inia- At bis ofnce, NO. I'D
Sbnniyte street, In the city Of wheeling.
c1unty and state Aforesaid; upon ne i0 ta
day Of March. 1874. AZ 10 oeioc e. = IN ~ .a ne
10, A bereinb before described shall not be soid
10, the benent OF the school fund, and have
Witness John w. Nit hell. clesk OF our
said Court. At the Court House Of said oonn.
80 ihis 9Th DAY OF February. 1854, and In the
,ysniy.frst wear O. the state q Wet Wiz
giris. JUN W. Tysxs
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Ell. 1t has superseded the Actual Cautery
or hot iron; produces more than four times
the effect of blister; takes the place of all
,miments, and is the safest application ever
used, as it.is impossible to produce a scar
or blemish with it. 1t is a powerful, &C
tive reliable and safe remedy that can be
manipulated at will for severe or mild ef-
iect. Thousands of the best Veterinarians
and Horsemen of this country testify to its
many wonderful cures and its great practi-
cal value. 1t is also the most economical
remedy in use, as one tablespoonful OF
taustic Balsam will produce more actual
results than whole bottle Of any liniment
or SPAWN cure mixture ever made. Prizes
$3.50. Sold by druggists, or sent, charges
paid, by LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS &
CO, Sole Importers and Proprie4ors, Cleve-
land, Ohio. sT None genuine without
'shas our signature on the label.
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LIVE STOCK.
whaling.

The market is very fair this week. The
supply is very good. Messrs. Hudson &
Bayha furnished the following quotations:
Cdttle-S3 50@5 25 for all kinds.
Hcqs-Fair supply; $1,000 per ID.
Shcep-4HG5c per 10.
CaIres-s6 00@l2 90.
NEW YoRx, February 1s.-Beeves-R
ceipts 800 carloads, including 81 csrload
expectation, making 1,450 head for the
week. Trade dragged throughout the day:
Gales were at q reduction of 81 per head; 5
carloads poor steers from flooded distiller-
les sold at S 90@5 Is i've per cwt; ten
carloads distillery fed bulls at "a 5O9
4 62H; 6 carloads export steers were bought
in Yards here at 81 OO(d7 IL live per cwS.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head, making $50
for the week; prices were about steady,
but a clearance was not made; common to
prime sold at S. 25@6 IS; extra 81 COG
il2H: crmmon to choice lambs IS 0O9
s 90; general sales OF sheep ct IS 5o96 60;
lambs 81 O0@7 50.
Hoes-Receipts 1880 head: none for
sale alive; market steady At s. eo97 60
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, February 18.-Cattie-
Market very dull; prices strong and Nc of
from last weeks opening prices; receipts
2.9O7 head shipments ], S62 head.
Hogs-Market fair; receipts 1850 head;
shipments 2,76O head; Philsdelphias 81 60
al 80; good Workers s. 20@7 30; common
to fair IS 1907 90. -.
Sheep-Msrket firm; prices 10000 high
or than last weeks opening prices; receipts
1900 head; shipments 100 head.
Philadelphia-
PHILADELPHIA. February Is. Cattle
Fair: receipts $500 head; prime 7I{ci good
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"a az sanSis y Euston snd HsGapdsf Easton,
her busband, Marianne L,.ghbotoush ana
AleIspder Il. Lnushbosoyy6, hsz husSand
samuel !. Zane, Edmund ,. Zane ana ner -
tcund in eaid county, al against The IN.
known parties thefstn Dgotaonee.
AVitntfs ny hand thia lib day o. xeofu'
aTy, 1874 JUAN ~. s,s1HAh
fel.eATt Clefk, ~ biSSvo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-19

tDaily except Sunday.
tsteubenytlle Accommodatton-Thi train
during the day passes Backward and forwars
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when REQUIRED at the sherman House, Etns.
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
sMasstllon Accommo notation.
sSt Clairsytlle accommodation,
lCam bridge Local, daily except Sunday.
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young nan requests me TO thank you for
;n... h'OCd poison by The use OF your
r,sc after all other treatment had failed.
~. JACOBS, Druggist Athens, ga.
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TCuRH F1TBl

rlyHKN SAY CUH1 I % 81 nn -
merely 70 stop b. feI - -. -
81 care. / hsys 30 - g. g re s1
IxalTaat my fsl1edg e ar n y 49, 49, fos
49, yysssivtn1 \ enfe. B1nd st oneo foee
t - H. "a : Tres Hotfis o. NY infanib,e
rsmedY. GIVE KIpss1 90 roS'Gg Nm surs
coSts Jou nothing fo1 an 6n M 49, stSssS
Nee York
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A Valuable Farm For Sale,

TIME UNBEhSIGN ED OFFERS rOR
i sale his farm situated thrcs miles eat OF
81 Clairsville, Ohio. and one mile south OF
the National road, containing i6a aorus, 10
under cultivation, has plenty Of good tim beg
IL " ell wsterrd. lies very fnvorably, In caAy %
that part Of the country. Has on 10 one good
dw cling house and ore tenant house. with
ample and convenient out-buildinGA HA1
three good orchards OF ohoicc fruit, together
with Q lot OF other fruit, such o. peAru, cher.
ries, ounces, ac. For particulars enquire q
the underxis ned on the premises, or address
al 1t ClAiJvtllc. U.
oslekRh BAAUEL II. FlNNBr
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RAILWAY BoNDs-Active and strong.

RAILWAY B0NDs-aCuVe ana sIronS'
STATE BoNDs-Quiet,
SroCKs-The week opened with lower
market for stocks. In the first half hourof
business prices declined = to IA per cent,
Northwestern common leading the down
ward movement. Aboat lO:30 Union Pacific
advanced to 1875 on large transactions.
This stock was in brisker demand, and at
times there was a difference of = per cent.
between sales regular and seller 3. A mum.
her of seller 60 options fell due to-day
and these, in conjunction with the
closing OF books to morrow, led to a
brisk enquiry for shares. As high as 80
per diem was paid for this stock. Lscka:
wanna shared with Union Poetic the chief
speculative interest. This stock moved up
10 l29A on the per cent award OF the
trunk line pool. Near the close the fail
II e of McGinnes Bros and Fearing was an
u. unced. and prices broke 14g2H per
cent, the latter Unson Paditic. The I'M
redi re cause Of the failure was the firm
TN their constituents had shifted to the
hear side and had therefore suffered by the
sharp advance in prices d.ring the month
tast! The firm have few, II any, contracts
II stock ard exchange, aud their liabili-
ri.s ere practically all outsides Of that IN
transactions 800, 900 shares.
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MEDICAL.


Myers, F7G,, StPse'"''f ~ Lss'
Fs''y ,,e Measure to assure YOU that aitei
Il aaSrISs Mcl.ane's Celebrated Liver rus Iol
,sag Dr.. =; ,Ixsnty years in my family, that re-
sore than sS being superior TO any have ever
S1rd tasn seen used. have not had them eSn.
. S:Ts ' had s1ys to ss
sscd NaneH :,,,,S,ably and nicely as MsLaneA =
IoePs. ;ea R sSsn On myself. wife and Children
ia the nlost ha,,;5oT used them on my own Win
.sy and D w Do IN.
Gen tocnie do il well, and leave no II sHeS's
SsSind- 80. ,.,over, as a liver eorreetof, ~ :
As e.T ,,sparing The system for 99inNtIh . 100
oTeranns;T Ipcdic3ne equal to Dr. {. Mshane
. no p,..SS liver pills. I expect 10 use as Ibsv
CsleoIi'SSGI live, If they continue as s00S - WY
S .ls Been in the past.
Ell. GrLEs,
NJ E. Church, South Myets
Pls,n' o. M n;,iT;c,, Florida Conference. and
HnP an now using your Nsrmnnu ,Is, worms.
= r biShiy pleased with It. 1t Is 'eA'A -
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

Corrected every week by NJ. & ]. Poll
LOCK, managers OF the Silver Gloss Flour,
at the Pacific Mill, corner of Fourteenth
and Market streets. Market very dull.
The receipts of wheat very light, with
prices same as last week.
FLOUR AND GRAIN,
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

The market quotations are the same as
last week. The market has much stronger
tone and prospects OF an advance good.
Best grades 35@37ci common 3O(SS3c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-19

IN Prisss, amountinG to-.------.-.:.-.-.5eo's0
Application for ratss . gu ~ .a0Ssa -
20 sor fa1sss ln,sza,s1 ysisss s 10y; ~:
nj fuil sddlsa Nae 3: ~ A T11sS -
psSNrPH1WS I WRiEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NEW New DREAMS, La
Posinl Nofs and ordinary letters By Nall
or Express tall suns Of y and upward " *
II. A. DAURHlH
Ne0 Orleans, La, o.
NJ 4, p a z " Seventh H. v-ss IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-19

.y, cured permanently blood faint IN
Z. .r-,! zen alton blythe use OF swirl y
rrrr after had most SIgnally tdAeu with
+. 4. TOOMER. NJ, d Perry, Ga.
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Conmiaaionen.

incorporated in lses for years BY the Leg.
lsiature for Educat9na sn % S ~ pun.
pesa,v. fnnd of over 900 haA since been
aSded. By an ovsrwheln Ing popular vote IL
franchise was made part OF the present state
n,a oniv lottery ever voted on and endorsed
never scales or postpone S,.o ~ S ,sIx
singie E.dId rnnortunity 70 Win Fortune.
sscona Grand Drawing. Claa c, q EEW
SSSpSTEhSs. tuesday, March lltb, 1854
10th Monthly sa pr1 rRfkE. s7s.ose.
80 IN, as-S.t. al rive Dollars Each. frnotloue
i"''''~ IN Fifths in proportion,
yroT OF PRILn-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-19

NYKE,s BEARD ElIxIK FoECEs
bluTuriant mustache. Whisken, or nan
IN beld-beads I'm 20 to 20 days No tnlufy.
KasiIy used. BeAts the world. Two or tnrce
nacF SreS does the work. VIII prove %
ErSsi,fi0a PrIce per package with directions
Saied and postpaid IS esnfs, for U -,
etamps on silver. L A. L Smith . Oo''
Aee11 Palatine, Ill ociseoW0k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-19

S1a . week IN ye1f oWr 80, ~
snh NainA
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GROCERIES.
u healing.

Corrected every week by SIMON BAER q
SONS, " holesale Grocers, No. lil2 and lil'
Main street.
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pFCAPIrAL PRIZE, 675,0O0.~
Tickets Only 81. shares In Properties
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at L I.2a2 Per Cent,-6oVern'
ments iEmer-Stoeks Quief-Fiour
Quiet and Unchanged-WheatL Lower.
New York February 1S.-Money-Market
easy at H@2 per cent; close offered at q
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 495R
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
iS5H demand 4S9.
GovERNMENTs-We Weaker for Z 5 at second
call, but closed firmer.
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IN[E[Y[E[RIFlA|I|LlSl

hlssSsss ofthC b, GOD own Il conqueror. Endorsed
vri,fry by over nifty thousand leading citizens,
h-Eynsn nd physicians In q. :. and Europe.
Is-Fgr sale by all leading druggists. sl.j0
i The D.. :. \. Richmond Medical Co.. Props
-. Joseph, No. go
Fr-.ss'iwoU.Iis and circulars send stamp.
Charles Y. -..rtc'DD. Agent. New York CHS. .
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"An the difference. I'll keep 1t closed
1t means / hate YOU"
Heaven forbfdw
"And II L open 1t wide it means
love YOU"
As she began to open it fled.
CouIdn't Insult Him.
Exchange.
Last evening couple Of Austin dar-
keys, engaged in laying water pipes, got
into an alteration over some insigniti
cant matter, and one of them said:
"Pll jess heap some insults on yer Of
yo' doan shet yer mouf."
. "What yer talkin' bout, nIggah? Yo'
can't suit n obuddy, yo' can't"
Couldn't, heb, yo're muffin but a po',
trif1n, wuffies crank"
"Um, dat amt no insult. Dat word
hab been used so much dat de edge am
all done wore off. Yo'll hab ter do bet
ter dan dat."'
"Shet 'yo' mouf. yo'-yo'-yo' miser-
able dude. Dere, now, a man whattle
take dat would strike his sick mudder."
"Dude! Why, man, OATS compP-
mept. OATS no insult nudder."
."WeH, eff dem amt good, healthy, IN
suIiin' words, den Pm frOo. pass. lie
got to de end ob my rope. Dose am all
l ebber heah de white folks use now
days, an eff dey doan no how to insult
each udder what show is dey for de col
ored poperlation"
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thereby certify that bond In the penalty OF
gj 90 and security has beel given by the
above pamed special commissioners, % re-
ouIr.d by law and the deer. e OF said court.
THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clerk OF the Hunicip pal Court OF wheeling.
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WHEELING AMI IANESN llsbE AOOO1'
NOTATION "
Leaves wheeling al ti6 q h. Bsil.ifs q !. 80
p; n; ana to3 p. n. daily ssospt sandy.
Columbus, o., on train Mo. T. leaving thn
city At ass p. m. daily, arriving NJ IndiAnAp.
Through coach on train No. T. leaving
Wheeling at s:lj a. IN, arriving nj Columbus
R.a b. sleeping oan on all through trains.
Close connections mAAsf for ~ points bouA
and Southwest North and northwoe AAhing
his adsairaeis route ior eoloeiso - pcsSoDs
oulaY attention v Owen.
TICKETS 70 al principal points ON ale asdsp0s
Eleeping Gar aooommodAtions oAn d eeoer
Cd at depot ticket once.
rHOS. 4. =. HAABK, Ticks Ass- D. 81
JOHN RAILIE, Ticket Agent, CITY oms&
JOHN Z: LANE, Tray. p AT
Rf. DEVRIEB, 0sn1 Agent Whssling.
WHEELING AND PITTsBUEaH DIvsion
On and After Beptsmb Der %, isen, passnsss
trains viii run ~ follows, WbsslinS umsi
DEPARTURE.
. For PittGburyh-3 p. N. daily; 500 p. -
Tor Wasnington-SD q m. daily; S0ss
IN, rs D, m, 3 % pm. daily exeept sunday.
AkkIvAA
From Pittsburgh 80 q n. ally; ON y
from " aSiinston-sCo .. n. daily sIesp,
sunday; $50 q m. daily; lis p. M. $50 .. n
daily excspt Sunday. .,,
TH 4; 3 y liza Sss.s G.n r sSet As'
A. TN - -
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GEO. e. LApp
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SUMMONS.

TN Tdg DISTRICT CnURT OF THE
i Third Juficisi DistrIes Of Washington
Territory, holding terms az 5eatt In Rins
county, for the counties Of Zig sn3 Ki,sAp.
No 3s6l-J. Schrsm and A. Korp. doing
business uncer the firm name and s'yls OF
schfsm 4 Co., plxintiffs, W. 3. A. Miller and
W. c. Squire, defendants
Compliant fled In the county ef King In
the Office Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The United States Of Anseriea send greeting
To s. A. Miller and w. @. sqni e. de-
fenaants: Yoa are hereby required
to appear in 40 action brought against
you by the above named plaintiffs. IN
the Dissrics Court of the Third Jaticial Dis
I'll of tbs Territory Of Washington, bold.
ing terms At the city OF Seattle, IN the county
Of King. for the counties OF King and kitsap.
snd 70 answer the complaint nied thereln
vi hin SKY days from the date Of tie hrst
publication 4 this summons, or Judgment by
default will be t.hes sesspst you. according
TO the prayer Of the complaint.
The SAID action 10 proa ht TO recover judg
meBt In the sum OF four hundred aha one
dollars and airy eest=. foF work done on and
materials furnished Ter what IL known - the
ALEXANDRA TLeater, situate on let six, o b. OK
seven. Of David 8. Maynsrd's plat Of the
Town fnow ethyl Of Seattle. In said county
q d ! errifory, and 10 fsfeeleee = meehsnie's
Isen duly nled thereon for said labor and ma
terials.
Witness the HOP. Roger :. Greene. Judge Of
-, the said District Court. ana the seal
SAL hereof. this l7h day Of May. A d.
f-1 1854.
JAMES sEAyKY, clsrk.
By JxnEsP LrDEsw, Del ufy.
Jsccbs JsDner. attorneys for PLAINTIFF
ny13
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A tale fer Roman guides 10 tell
To careless. sisf1t-vogn travellers still.
Who pause beside the narrow cell
OF Gregory on the Celian Hill-
One day before the monk's door care
A begzar. stretching empty palms.
Painting and fast-stck, in the uams
OF the Most Holy asking alma
And the monk answered: "All have
In this poor cell Of mine give,
The silver cup my mother gave;
Ia Chrisl's name take thsu il. and
live"
Years passed: and, called ct last TO bear
The pastoral crook aud keys of Rome,
The poor monk, in St. Peters chair.
sat the crowned lord Of Christendon.
"Prepare feast, y St. Gregory cried.
And let twelve beggaIs sit thersat.
The beggars came. and one beside,
An unknown stranger, with them sat-
81 asked thee not. l." the Poptif spake.
20 stranger; bot If need be thine.
bid thee welcome, for the sake
OF HIM who is thy Lord and mine
grave. calm face the stranger raised,
Like His who on Gem saret irod,
Or His on whom the Chaldeans gazsd.
Whose form was as the Son OF God.
"Know'st thou he said, thy gift OF
oldY'
And ia the hand he lifted up
The poutiff marveled TO behold
Once more his mothers silver cup.
''Thy prayers and aims have risen, and
bloom
Sveetly among the flowers of heaven.
am The Wonderful, through whom
Whate'er thou askest shall be given.
He spake and vanished. Gregory fell
With his twelve guests in mate accord
Prone on their faces, knowing well
Their eyes of flesh had seen the Lord
The old time legend is not vain,
Nor vain thou art, Veron's Paul,
| Telling il DER and DER again
On gray Vioenz.'s frescoed wall.
Still wberesoever pity shares
Its bread with sorrow, want and sin.
And love the beoRar's feast prepares,
The unlimited guest comes in.
Unheard, because eur ears are dull,
Unseen, because our eyes are di N,
He walks the earth, The Wonderful.
And all good deeds are done to Him
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SHABBY TREATNEsT.-Capt. Wright,
OF the steamer Eliza Anderson, has re-
ceiyed shabby treatment at the hands
of the Ottawa officials. he states that
the latter held out Inducements some
months since that il he would put on
his boat he should have the mali con-
tract At a reasonable rate. The Captain
commenced running his boat. and In
April put IN bid of $1,000 per annum
for the proposed work. The officials
asked him If be could not put in his bid
at n little lesser rate. and after thinking
u over again be put in bid of $500.
Tie officials, without saying anything
further, vent TO dickering with the
other boat, and after some three months
IL IL given Qua thai the contract is award
ed 10 the latter at $50 less. and this,
too, after Capt. Wright was given 10 IN
derssand that be Was 60 have the con-
tract. The eompany's bid, IL should be
remembered, was xl6,0o in the first
place. Capt. Wright thinks the CIV
soaid MOI, even at this time, have OBJ
tanned daily mail had il not been for
him, and, all thugs considered, be does
aot appreciate the sltaAtion.--F scsorla
Tssaes
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sKo. N. PERKINS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 25al
\ new and elegant summer Rsso..
all the Yea ;, at The terminus Of ~ open
ern Pacific kailroad. on P,,', sse Nofth
suost4 tally b lit Of lex an - nd.
turnirhe luxu iously. equippSd 40 Iss.ens
a ny sT nus &c Ea , Electric Bens /.
ana h,l Ds ,h situated on plateau ia S "a.
passed view of Mount Taeonss. an ans1f,
cade Mountains and the SosnS y. tne Cas-.
equal on the coast. has 10
For particulars ard terms add,
je90 I'm New TS.oanS ser
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THE NAME OF AMERICA.

The Biographies tell us that the name
of this continent Was derived from that
Of one of the navigators who followed
Columbus-Americus Vespucius. dis
real name, however. WAS Vessucei. and
Vespueius ID tue L4tiniZed form OF 1t,
iast a. Americas Is supposed to be the
Latin for Amsrigo.
But Why should this continent have
been called America? Ii it had been
called after Columbus, il would have
been naHed not Christopheria. but Co
lnmbia. Why not, then, If Columbus
was to be rsbbed of the hsnor, call the
land Vespucia!
And was Vespucci's name Amerigo!
Mr.. Charles Mackay maintains that 1t
was not. He has seen very rare vol
ume, published in Milan only nine
wears after the death Of Vespucei, de-
scribing his voyages and discoveries,
in which his name is given as Albert
alto.
OF course it is possible that this was
a misprint, though such an error would
be unlikely TO occur on title page IN
those days of careful printing. But Mr..
Maekay has not been able TO discover
when the name America was first applied
to this Continent.
He has theory that it was not derivd
from VespuccI's name at all. but came
from theCsltie word imrich, which means
to emigrate, or 10 go to another country.
The idea is fanciful one, yet there have
been stranger formations Of names than
this would be.
However the name may have been de-
rived, it is certain to stand. The whole
world, except France, calls the country
America, aud spells the name one way.
This uniformity is true of no other great
country.
Deutschland is Germany to the Eng
lish and AIlemagne to the French. Eng
land is. Angleterre to the French and
Inghilterra to the Italians. France is
Fraukreich to the GerWans and Francia
TO the Spaniards. Espans is lspagna to
the Italians and Spain To the English,
and SO on.
But America is America, with the same
pronunciation to all the world except
France, where il becomes Amerique, and
America it will always be.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-16
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