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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
AN ODD VIEW OF VANDERBILT.
What Dumas would Have Don" with the
Ducats of the dead Flutocrat.

f"f.'hf "t $780,
Hard it is indeed, t osse how Mr.. Wander
bilt was the bettert0r his money, Perhaps
he had $1,000, OOO, there or Whereabouts.
What can O mar do with forty millions?
lie can DO nothing, unless he has the i'm
animation of a Dumas or the lasts OF q
Beckfori. Mr.. Bedford collected a truly
delightful and marvellous library of books.
Mr.. Vanderbilt did nothing Of the sort.
He had no particular craving tor rare
editions, and the masterpieces OF puseull
and LIE Gascon. Dumas, again, would have
run through the money like n man He
would have presented Italy to the ltaliHEs
and Rome to Victor Emmanuel. Perhaps
he would have annexed India; very pro-
badly, at least, ne would have made the
attempt. He would have carried duche5ses
captive, and his dramas would have been
maguiicently performed in Timbuctoo.
He would have cut a canal through the
Is,hmus Of Corinth; he would have carved
Mount Athos into q statue Of Athos, COmte
de la Fere. He would have seen to it that
dying became a practical srt, and France s
airy navies would have pounCed from the
central blue on Birmingham and carried
of the Liberal Seven to chains and slavery.
Dumas would have released c~oDyicts and
imprisoned princes. He would have fitted
up in ~pa!atiaI style as many caves as Shell
lev ever dreamed OF, and would have filed
them with the most magnificent and mag,
unanimous brigands, many Of them car,
diaals in disguise. Oh. great and g%loTioUs
Alexander, exclaims the Gazzled fancy,
WHY hadst not thou the forty millions, while
the tame Vanderbilt starved on o pit'arca
OF q few yearly thousands?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

Pleas. some one, introduce me.
stay DO not speak my name
Le, il be- guessed from hints I'll give,
lis not unknown to lamer
wander through the summer tint
In mpalOw- gayly dressed
Fatiguel, anon, with COmrly DANES
hide 1T home aud rest.
srsuI sometime In writing rhyme,
h!.h find, in many 3 tour;
In comedy and the Sublime
Pm equally at home.
oft in meditation sit
In lofty mental frame,
Till called TO bear . willing share
In merry welcome game.
But b,st | like to meet with men
And women OF your measure.
To sit In meckness while you talk
Gives me the greatest pleasure.
The muse for>aEcs' lu on a sea
Ot compliment necl.mCdi
But sink 0r s~.m, Ia sure to he
In memory ~vmyalmcd ,-
HAIRY THOu"HI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

Ttararfs me pleasure 10 assure you that nj
ter using Dr.. {. NcLaur's Celebrated Layer
I#.-t1r more than twenty years IN my ia'hl.
f. Hi ! regard them rs beng superior g. any
have ever used or have seen used. ! have N"t
ma thom constantly and had To- try othcr>.alui
1 have tried a good variety, bat have never
had any To act 50 promptly, probably, aii
nicely ~ NrLanc's. IEaVc used Them myself.
wife, and children, with the most gratifying re.
suits. For children. having used them OH my
own with such easy and happy elect, | would
recommend them to one and 70 al. These
pills do the work-do IL promptly. do il well,
and leave no i'll elects behind. Asab!e re-
mover. AS 4 liver correctOr. as a lorcruEHcr
preparing the system for quininC, thcrrIS u"
pllor medicine equal TO Dr.. McLau"'S Gel"
hratcd Liver Pills. I expect tu use them a.,
.rns rs Hive, if they continue IS good a. they
have been in the past
Yours truly, J.. II. GIiF-.
Pastor VI. L. Church South, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
No. Il Fine View of 1t.

No. q zine We" OF II.
when Patti was iu Scotland once,
Df her q las in i]Uiret;
''Nh.. ar you to with yuur sweet voice
"Why. .hOl, &" lau-hrl the admired
Before her mirror, prartl.Iu-
The ruuui-"yel I.n! stare.
I rau-ht my ,HArutuE hlue-yyyi Trend
4 making wt0l, with care.
Uug fr.-id might my charming vase
80, ,hul, Venetian glass,
Wa, snty,rsi, though 40 hand w"N near;
Wa0L was The Cause, IlIs.
In solitude the iruukari makes
Confession g. his .up.
"ut..syi. present tense then .t"t'.
NstgEa.r It's cgutrnt- zap.
o. now my riddle seems Oh.Urc.
Aud itgkuus Us ynu con 1t,
4 Glance through rh0l- at You r"a! fire
MAY throw some light upon II.
HAprY THUIr 1T
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Il N 9
Skin Diseases instantly Relieved
by CutiCura.

TREATMENT.-A EARN bath with Cuticura
Solp, and a sin-le application Of CuticuTa,
the great SKIN Cure. This repeated daily, with
twU GT three doses o. Cuticura Resolyent, the New
Blood Purifier. 10 keep tie b cod cool, the perspI-
rat!oI rure and unirritatlug, the bowels omen, the
liver and kidneys active, wiilspe,dtIy cure Eczema,
letser. hingw"rm, Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus,
SrrIl Head, DandrufI aud every ,pccies OF Itching
sCa'y anil Pimply HUmoIs Of the scalp aud slim,
when the Lot physi ians and remeIlfs LaIl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

No "A Palindrone.

Read me tightly and you'll See,
With my own aid, my name,
And ii ~Uu turn me quite aTOurdr
You'll ind me ust the same.
feast on fair aud splendid Things,
When their delights | See
And many vain lmaglninEsi
Are in mysald L. b..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
ErIENIA ON 4 CHILD.

Your most valuable CGticura Remedies have
done my child s. much good that / feel like tIyins
this for Il b,neit OF those vino are troubled with
skin lIsfa,c. My little girl wa troubled with
Eczema, ard | tried s"'rrai doctor, aud mcsiclnes,
bTt j.. Ho: DO her any good until | used The Cuti.
,urI R"u-die,, which speedily cured her, for
which ! owe you many thanks ard many nights Of
r.s'. ANTON EO~SMIEE, Edinburgh, Ind.
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Nh. J. 4. PRIcE, deputy Inspector State
Tobacco Warehouse No. ), Baltimore, Nd
sa7s-Ons OF ny children had been suf,
teripr with neuralgia for SOME time A
friend recommended Salvation Oil, | pro.
cured q bottle and a few applications to
nv surprise. effected q complete cure. |
take pleasure in recommending it TO all
persons similarly affected.
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~. grErENC

OK SEELSlS
Lave wheel ng sSs =. n. ard run every hoGi
GpN Q ., II.
Laaye wnfeins Fa.E Is N, Lnd run every hoyl
until iGT, -.
mo church Train s!l leave ca-h tern mus a,
ll.G d.. G., HlSSIH, SGPt
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TETIEK OF TIE SCALp.

vas almost perfectly bald, caused by Tr.ter o..
b. top Ct the scalp. / lsed your Cuticma Rene
die ABOUT six weeks, and they cured my scalp per
!cctIv, and nov my hair is coming back as thick
Ss Il ever was. J. +. CHOICE,
WLite-bOrO, Tex sz.
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Singer ns,sioc. oai,S I

GEMS wANTEu EVERYWHERE 7.
\ tell an article needed IN e.err house g To :
4 day made. send stamp Tor samp!e. W II
EDSSERT4 ui spring Garden street, Thi'adei
phiar Pa. aec'Yefkt
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SPHINX KNOTS.
No. Am Introduction.

Any communication for this department should
be addressed to L. l.. CuADBoUES, LewistoWn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
COVERED WITH BLorCHEs.

! want 10 tell you that your Cuticua Resolvcut
is magnificent. About three months ago my face
was covered With blO,rhes, and after using three
bottles Of Reso!vent was perfectly cared.
FREDERICK AAlTl;E,
3 II. Charles T., New Orleans Ia.
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or N. Il. DAUFHN,
Warrington, u. Z.

Make P, Q, Money Orders payable srdr
dress Registered Letters -
NEW OELHAEs NATIONAL BhhE,
1sN Orisnus.
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.MNuMz1uzn
UEA
|Isr<E
CommibsIOnsrs.

We the undersigned Banks and Banker, ~. ~.
all Prizes drawn IN Tho LOuisiar = state .ourIi,.
Haioh may be- presented 1t our cOun'cr,.
j. II. OGLESBN, Prs louisiana NatI TaDr
;. ~. KESSEDN, Pre- sake Ea,I-nar I'm.
4. Baldwin, lrs. kcE Orleans NAL E.rr
Iaeo4 pUrsted In 1865 Tor rs yeUJ - the Los!rIi.
turc for Educational and Charitable rursos6s-sth
u ral !lal Of 81 co.. DG-,O which = Fcserge luud O.
r7ar asE.,g go hs slrce been aided.
ly cH overwhelming popular 7O;J itI lranth'sa
wa made { part o! the pret"Et -;a.c Consutut!op
ai.Itrl Daosmber ii, A. ID. 1879.
Inc only Lottery ever ToteI UH and endorsed to
the people Of any s;st@.
il never scales or fC. .pOL,s.
II. Grand ~inGl. Number Drawings isic
T. ace monthly, and the Extraordinary DrawL,rs
r~e,rlarIy every three months instead .! SEMI N
-...' ~ heretofore, beginning march, in-a.
4 - lcuiid opportunity b win a torture. lin.
Grand Drawing, Can a in the scadGny Of nu,i..
Sow Orleans, Tuesday, January IZ, 1910
IsSih Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

Sold rvcryvhcTo. Price: CUtiCurs, 50 cents
Sop - c.uts; Resident. SlCO. Prepared by tie
PD..'E uryt ASD CuE@!JAL Co, Bos;On, Mass.
Soud Tor flow TO Cure skin Diseases"
nltiplEF. Riacthcads, Skin B.cm!shns and Baby
I al Numars, u.a CUlitu'a soap.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

~ HOW LIKE OF iED WINE
E4 ~ To- the am -.,'u i Old is 4 CuliCurs
ASEAS Auti-patu Paste 90 the aching side,
EyI3& aud hack, ;uc weak and painful
81 ESQ mu,lrs the sor' chest and hacking
rs ~ cough ard rv.rv ain and ache Of.
GII7g toll q cent?. I~ytryWh mere.
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Hrsr FOR ITCHING DISEASES

One OF our customers says yOur Cuticura t.eme-
die are the test ne can lind for itching OF the skin.
He rri,l al Others and found no relief until he
used yuurs. ,. j. ALURlCH, Druggist,
Kissing sun, Ohio.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A EgfgAi AND uEFAEgUEsOF TRAINS
- E~yPIAr,-ICS or RERERRECR MAKE:
STeilg igunasy excepted. ~ oudEy excepted
Wheel < Tine:
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TNPITAL PNIEE, s7S.Oeu.
lGC,COO Tickets at Fiva Dollars Each. Fpdior-
in Fiiths In proportion.
TIgf aV ppfrEs
81 Prizes, amounting 10,

Application for rates 10 clubs thould be matcoi
10 the Office Of the Company IN New Orleans.
For further information srite clearly, giT.t.
address. POSTAL hOTf 3, EI pfc,s Hqr.p
ters or New YORK Exchange IN ordinary '-..
Currency By eIpross Isl. .Dmt Of 6 SzG rtE -..,
our eIpensel addressed NJ. 4. IA FAlr.
Rev Orieohs, : :
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MHEsLlaG AMn ELn GROVE z. 4

NN AND Aztec SUNDAY. EONENBER /,
- lee Trains On tho nnfliGg and Elm Grove
knLLrlal VII In -. NnL,.N.-
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D., z, = q, KRlIrORd,
Lra7s Bellare at $50 p. N. iGr Mo5dsbeld Snd
SamucraeIc.
Leave gcl!aIrc al $50 a. m. Tor summerkoId al
ARIA A. Rafs,re. iG.'0r m. -" 6.2Fp NJ.
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vorn CorTNTERFFITSl s.

AVOID COUNTERFElTS! sen" Us
ami So, wiIl send you by return MAJ. Don o..
rmr Genuine pr. {. NcLaue- celebrated Liver
PMS md cI.h' handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, PIt',.iT-. IT,
For Sale by retail druggists 6e
snro the McLane's Pills you buy arc
made at Pittsburgh, Pa. The eonN'
terfeits arc made at St. Louis 40
and Wheeling. w. Va
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WILD AND DREADFUL STORY,

Answer will rs published in two weeks.
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Louisiana State Lottery Gompane

I'VE do hereby certify that ~ ,U;.eTyi5o the ,,
ranEements Tor ali the MONTH sud Quait,i,s
DrawingI oil the l.OE!,isNs state Lottery C,nT,L'
aud in peTsOn mAnFs5 SD ouIirC! tic drawn. r
themselves, and that the saIGr no conducted v'.-
honesty. fRirues' aEi II Sooi !Nth r,1s.J all 49,.
ifaI, aud We sEthor.Eo thg o01lp=ry 70 urf thb 80
tlE,stc, With iso-SimLesO i our sl.nsrurrs s,tyrii,-
in Ia III VeTtiserients,h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-25

LONDON, September 23.-NubAr
Pasha, who was specially summoned to
London, had 0 conference to-day with
Lord Salisbury to effect . settlement
Of Egyptian questions, which are be-
coming more pressing on account OF the
renewal Of the crisis in Eastern Europe.
The basis Of settlement will probably
be thu continuation of the de:factO
British protectorate By the normal
British army Of occupation or even q
draft upon British troops in Egypt
order to DO Professionally maintained BY
specially-raissd Egyptian troops with
British officers; the British position
and obligations toward Turkey to be
upheld in accordance with the Cyprus
treaty Of alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-25
DIEDM0NT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE SYSTEM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-25

WE WANT YOU "A LIVE EN-
w ERGETIO man or woman needing
profitable employment-to represent us Ia
every county. Salary, $40 per month and
expenses. or large commission on sales II
preferred. Goods staple; every one bays:
Outfit and particulars free. STANDARD
SILVERWARE COMPANY, boston. Mass.
sc l1.SaNW6m
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Old Point Notes.

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatchl
FORT MONROE, Sept. "a, 1886.
Mr.. G. O. Mullen, of Chesapeake
CITY, has been awarded the contract for
levellipg and enclosing about twenty
three acres Of land at Mill Greek, upon
which the water-works are located, and
which belongs to the United States. 1t
has been occupied by squatters since
the breaking out Of the war, but will
be turned into a garden, upon which
the five batteries at the Fort can raise
enough fresh vegetables to season their
pork and beans.
Corporal McMillen, Fourth infantry,
recently examined here for promotion
has been discharged from service at th'
request of his father, Senator McMillen
OF Minnesota.
Hen. Lloyd Williams, formerly I
leading lawyer Of Baltimore, has pur
chased q large plantation on the East
era Shore facing Cobb's Island, wher
he has taken up his residence with HI
son-in-law, DR.. Brockenbrough. The.
usually spend their summers at Sara
toga, but have been here since early Il
July, and still remain.
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THROUGH THE STATE
,,d.oc, ors ~ Rleh mond Dispatch



pxrxasBuRo, Sept. "a, 1885.
The Academy Of Music IN this city
h~s hseu purchased BY the Petersburg
Nustcsi Association for tho sun Of
q 900, and will hereafter be devoted, IN
he main, to music, % its name iodi-
es,ss. The property bad besn Owned
Tor como years BY Msssrs. Williams,
Hack & Co, of New York, who have
o>.oted IL for theatrical purposes
through On sgsncy here. The people
are clad that il has again fallen into
home hsuds. Il is understood, how
ever. that sh:s purchase will In no wise
interfere 9TH the project inaugursted
by the Musicsl Association 70 build anew
and more eoronodious music hall, and
he efforts In that direction will not be
diminished. The encouragement thus
isr received both from within and with
out ibs State gives promise Of . sum
sufficient to erect the new hall In the
early faturs.
The mspsgers Of the Petersburg
Home for the Sick have been instructed
70 rent ! suitable building for the IN
stitution, and this will be dene IS soon
q . proper house can be found.
Mssms. Wright, Collier 4 20.
opened their large new aour-mill, near
the basin. yesterday. II has . capacity
Of $50 barrels Of -four per day, and
v;ll doubtless be worked up TO its ca
pseity. :.
Il is reported that some changes in
The post-ofiice here will be made In the
next lev days.
New cotton is beginning to come In
to market. The first bale from Sussex
county. grown by Mr.. O. d. Mason, an
energetic young farmer, came in to-day
consigned TO Messrs. Balm & Bagley.
The frat bale from Greensvills county
was received to-day by Mr.. j. Y. Rob-
inson. II was shipped BY J. Z. Far
mer. Of Hicksford. =.
II is learned from interviews with
prominent Democrats here that tbs
sentiment is decidedly in favor OF .
nomination by the Democratic Conven-
ton on the goth, and an active and
vigorous campaign is to follow 1t. 1t
n furthermore stated that the nomina-
ton will not 20 begging by any means,
but the fsvorits seems to be an elo-
qusnt and leading young Democrat OF
Petersburg.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Masonic fraternity in this city
are much gratified at the deserved honor
conferred by the Grand Encsmpment OF
Knights Templars at St. Louis in elect.
ing Sir knight William B. Issacs Grand
Recorder Of tho order in the United
States. Mr.. Isaacs is very popular
with the Knights and Masons here.
Judge W. II. Mann, Of Nottoway,
was in the city to-day.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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SWiiftfS Specific
CURES RHEUMATISM.

Ihave been q sufferer from Rheumatism
for twenty years-at times win most M
tolerable pain. had the best medlcai treat.
ment and took all sorts OF renedles' ou.
without relief. Being reduced almost to
skeleton, and not being able To Walk even
with crutches. was Induced TO try swits
specific, and Il acted like charm. ana am
to-day entirely relieved: have thrown
away my crutches. and am IN exceuent
health. I believe Swlft's SPECIFIC VIII cure
the worst case OF rheumatism.
Mrs. EZRA MERsaoH.
Macon, Ga, August 4, 1854.
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CHESAPEAKE ANDOIllO ROUTE.
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
SEPTEMBER Is, 1850.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s.as 4. NJ. for Newport News. cid Point
Comfort and Norfolk. daily
except sunday. pullman far-
lor-CaTs to Newport News aaa
Old Point.
i1.o5 A. NJ. Through and Local Mail 10 an
points West. Pullman Cars
from Clifton FORGE 10 Lou.
isville. Memphis, NlcksDurs,
aud New Orleans. without
change, except SUNDAY.
$50 p. n. for Newport News. on Po'nL
ard NorfOl Z. except sunday
400 p. NJ. Charlottesville Ac-ommods-
tlon, except Sunday.
s.25 z. N, for Louisville Cincinnati, Cll-
cago, 81. Louis. Memphis, AK
New Orlesns-Fast Expires -
with through Pulimans dsIy.
Only route running PUllmau-
West from Richmond.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
TO Newport NewG and Old Point, A. ".
ARRIVE IN RICHMoND;
SIS A. VI. Charlottesville AecOmmoi2-
l115A. M. nom Norfolk. Ola Point. snd
Newport News. except sunday.
$40 f.. NJ. from local points and the West,
except sunday.
sl5P, VI, nom Old Point, Newport News,
and Norfolk daily except sun
sssP. NJ nom Louisville and Cincin-
nati-Fast ExpreSs-daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
nom Old Point and Newport News arfiYea
at 6:16 y. ~.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Tickets at 1000 Main stree, ,, and "a. 81 Tue
depot. II; W. ~ LIZ I'm,
WILLIAMS Q. wIoKEAa. seeoud s'5o'
President ~
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w ANTED, LADIES AND YOUNG
w men TO decorate Holiday Novelties
for fall and winter trade steady employ
ment: 50 per week earned; all material
furnished: work mailed free. Address NEW
ENGLAND DECORATIVE WORKS, No.
10 Pearl street, Boston, Mass; T. u: BOX
5O7s. SO 22-fh Sa&Tu6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-25
REDUCTION OF INSURANCE.
The norfolk Cotton Exchange Agf'
tsIing the Suhioct-Poiitcai-
Personal. &c.

The Norfolk Cotton Exchange Agi-
ssiing the subioct-Poiiticai-
Personal. &c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn'l
NORFOLK, September "a, 1885.
The directors Of the Cotton Exchange
met yesterday afternoon and discussed
the reduction of the present excessive
rates of FIRE. insurance on cotton which
have been fixed by the State Board ..
Richmond. At the request of the Local
Board Of Fire Underwriters the Cotton
Exchange appointed committee to
prepare . memorial, which is to be at
once brought before the State Board in
Richmond in order to benefit cotton
dealers the ensuing season. The UNDER
writers here declare that the Board at
Richmond is responsible for the present
hi.h rates in Norfolk.
Tho District Democratic Executive
Committee was in session last night at
the Purcell House making all necessary
arrangements for conducting the APP
preaching campaign in the district.
The canvass was ordered to commence
the flrst Monday in October, and can-
vassers we're appointed and q large
number Of appointments OF speakers
made. The committee adjourned to
meet in this city again on the night OF
ne Goth instant. All tho prominent
local speakers are in the canvass.
The scalded men taken from the
steamer Psmlico yesterday and carried
to St. vincent's Hospital belonged to
tie tug Hugh McFAdden, and the col
lapse Of steam connections occurred on
that boat, which was towed in from DO.
low Craney Island by the Pamlico.
DR.. A. @. Palmer, Of Richmond, ha!
located In this city to practice his pro.
y isssion.
Rev. II. Lansing Burrows, d. D., o
81 Augusta, Ca, Is here visiting hi
father, Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of Freema
son-Street church. He preached her
during his stay several times.
His Honor Mayor Barton Myers he
returned to the city after several days
absence.
Senator Kenna, Of West Virginia, !
IN the city, the guest Of Hon. hsrshal
Parks.
The Joint committee managing tn
ferries Of the harbor have appointed
committee to visit New York and pur
chase . new and stylish steamer to sdt
to the present feet here.
Major A. G. Nicholson, Of Washing
Ton, arrived here last evening and gave
The marine barracks and battalion d
The nAvy-yard the annual inspection.
George Tines, who dubbed and
stabbed another colored man on the
Princess Anne road on Sunday, was
arrested IN the city last night and com.
pitted 70 jail.
The various Virginia pilot-boats are
laid up here just now. preparatory TO
che opening Of tho busy season.
Judge Beverly r. Wexford and
hmiIy, Of Richmond, are stopping in
~ city.
Captain William II. SpoOnsr, master
Z sailmskss Of tho navy-ysfd, celebrated
~ golden wedding "Wednesday night.
: CaefaIn epconsr entered the navy-ysrd
hefs q - apprentices, and has besn
tbtss sysr aipcs- -psArly sixty yssrs.
CHI JessIcs Smith, Of North Caro-.
Nno, ~ ui}s, ars whiting Portsmouth
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STATEMENT OF REV. X, NJ. PIC9ENs,
GRKRNvILLE 8. c., June al,

GRERNvILLE 8. c., June I'll, 1856.
The SUin Specific Company:
Dear SIrs.-About four years ago was at
tackled with what the physicians pro-
nounced neuralgia rheumatism, accompa-
MED with erysipelas My appetite failed me
entirely, and / had an intermltting Pulse
and very Irregular pulsations OF the heart.
A terrib pain soon came INTO my cues.
and shoulders, and / became so helpless
that | could attend 10 no business at all
The pains were movable and would some-
times pass from one part OF my body 10
another. Finally the eTysipelas broke out
on my left hand and arm and produced
much swelling. I was afflicted for eighteen
months and. Of course. used great many
kinds OF medicine. but nothing gave me re-
lief. Friends finally persuaded me 10 .ry
Swift's Specific, which did. ! notlceu q
decided i'm provement while taking the INST
bottle, and continued its use until | had
taken about one dozen, when ! found my
self entirely recovered, with no sign OF the
disease left except stiffness In my hand,
resulting nom erysipelas While taxing the
medicine gained on an average Two POUNDS
of flesh per week. / think your ), ;. - n
valuable medicine. and frequently recon-
mend 10 10 the afflicted. -.
Very truly yours, II. NJ fiOAE's'
For sale by all druggists. treatise on
Blood and SBin-D Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY;
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