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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07
NINEER'S Letter " A" Family n,

SIN4HR'S Letter 9 A Family 81,
- ing Machine This spl Bdi, machine IN,
b mes Hll the good qualities of our well M
manufacturing mschrues, with m1uy new N
valuable lmprov ments. II is swift, oulet II
posi- i've in IT'S ope a ion; seWs the ,e,v e.
and coarse't matenal-, and anything bs,u ear n
two extremes, in a beautiful and sub,,,rs7
manner. l. Hem, Fells. Cords, Bra,ds Tn.I,
Ga hers, Sutche,, SC, and will Renersliv S' j,
gre a:er range o work than any machine bore,,
fore of red to the public. We respe Jtiul!y in
ylte al in want Of q Superior Famiv sevjgs
Machine % pay US visit. Every machine uay'
ran'ed AID full distractions given by cVmpetep,
~ courteol S a'trI tDts. S nd for psmph .,
Fne sirger Manu- taoturing Comp any, 60 Han
over Str ct, Boston, ass Broadway, Il. Y.
ACT a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

NoTICE.-An organization called the
National Manufacturers and Wool
growers Association will hold a meet
ing at Syracuse, N. Y, on the 18th inst,
it being the Second Wednesday in the
month. Judge Colburn, the President
of the Vermont State Agricultural As
ISOLATION, has designated several gentle
men as delegates to this convention,
among whom is Mr.. Daniel Kimball of
Clarendon.
Mr.. Kimball has requested us to say
that he will meet at the Bardwell
House, on Saturday the 9th inst, any of
those who have been appointed dele
gates, and any other gentlemen who
would like to have some preliminary
consultation as to the course most de-
sirable to be adopted on that occasion.
We know nothing of the objects of this
Association but from the fact of it's
being composed of Manufacturers and
Wool growers, we may presume that
one object is to effect better under
standing between these two classes than
has heretofore existed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

NINTH VERMoNr.-An order of Gen.
Terry, dated the oath inst, musters out
the battalion of the Ninth Vermont. 1t
may, therefore, be expected home in a
few DAYS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

80 tons Of hay. Several buildings adj
jacent were saved by the almost super
human exertions of the neighbors, who
used wet blankets, and passed water in
buckets
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

UNSIGNED BrLLs.-The Springfield Re-
publican says unsigned tens and twen-
ties on the Brattleboro National Bank
are very plenty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

A YARS.'-The New Bedford Stamford
tells of Cape Cod skipper whose crew
consisted of man named Barnabas aud
boy who suffered, but who. like many
afflicted with that impeachment, could
sing without hesitation. 1t happened
one day that, while the skipper was be-
low, Barnabas fell overheard The hoy
rushed to the gangway to tell the news.
but could only sputter out some mar
ticulate words, when the skipper seeing
something unusual had happened, said,
sing 1t, you rascal, sing it, when the
boy sang out distinctly:
Overheard is Barnabss
Half mile astern of u.s.
The vessel was put about and Barna-
baS was pic ked up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

AMERICANS DYING OUr.-Dr. Nathan
Allen, of Lowell, Chairman of State
Charities for Massachusetts,, in late
address before the Lowell City Mission
airy Society, made the following remark
able statements, which should awaken
attention: .frs ~ -.ss-e
With regard TO children and popula-
ton, have been surprised at the facts
that have come to my knowledge within
. few.sears. A large proportion Of those
destitute children and those our State
almshouses have provided for, are the
children of foreigners. There Is provi.
dence in the bringing of this body of
roreiSners among rs, because Americans
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07
miscellaneous.
! II ." lNSLOAN Il CO..
ESTABLISHED 1850,

\ II ' lNNLONN u CO..
ESTABLISHED 1850
lVo'VOo o,, Watches sSdn Gains, SILVER Artice.
worth 5000 900, to b0 sole al one Jo3 De
each, without regard TO yalncV Sg'u
anu not TO De P THS a Tor =, until you know ",
SPLENDID LIST or AE1,os.
100 100 Gold Hunting Cased watchcs ,iMa
100 Gold Watches Nl5 Ml
200 Ladies' Gold Watches 1GI
600 Ladies' and Gents silver WatcI,,. NNl
1000 ReqolNng Casters IA S, " "A
5000 Drinking Cups N 10 Is al
5000 Oval and CHASED Gold Brace " to lO@|
lets sn,
5000 Vest, Neck and Guard Chains M 20 70 N
5000 Ladies' California Diamond 10 vol
5000 Magic Spring and sna, Ioo, ao0to q
10000 Gold Pens with sir Moun,., iOohMs
10000 Gold opens Pens with sir Extor tooto "
sion Cases aoo.
5000 sets Ladies' Jewelry w. 10 60
5000 Tea, Desert and Table "'oI 10 v
Spoons, per doz., l2m,.,.
5000 Desert and Table Forks, Der 70 " %
1000 Dn I1deT Knives rorno,. AMto2is
onnO NoNlyyn Dirr,s =. - w 10 10 20
sIHo0 o,han 1919, t;,Lss' per PAIR b 10 to 10 %
''CoV otnei Articles iOOtOlO d
what each one can have, are first put into enyaA
opes, sealed up and mixed; and when orde,s5
are taken out without regard to choice and Ivy
by mail, thus giving all fair chance. On i
ceipt of the certificate, you will see what ]
can have, and then 1t is at your option to 81
one dollar and take the article OF not
One OF these envelopes will be sent by mail |
receipts Of y cents; five for 81 eleven 70, 81
thirty for IS; sixty-iive for $40; one hup5s
for Si5. 1"1~
AGENTS wanted everywhere. Great indgg
ments to Ladies' and Gents to ach "a sncb Fs
not to send Tor Circular, which gives snasg
terms, fun list and particulars. Address F''4
j. II, WINSLOW q co,
No. POS Broadway, New Yo,k
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07
CHEVALIER'S Life for the Hair.

Will restore Gray Hair TO its original colo
strei gthens and promotes the growth of Il
weakest hair, stops its falling ont in three day
Keeps the hesd clean, cool ard hea thy; can
used freely contains nothing il furious Th
best hair dressing ever offered to the pablo
10 recommende and used ~ the first medical al
thorIty. soid az the Drug Stores, ami at 4
office, No ,l23 Broadway. I assure all persol
the above preparation viii do all that is claims
for IL.
SARAHA CHEyALIER, NJ. DI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

CONVERSATION AT THE TABLR.-C0n-
versation may soon be numbered with
the "lost arts unless it is cultivated
by those well fitted to excel. Many ex-
cellent persons, well informed too, and
great readers, are really unsocial by
d their silence, and throw gloom and
depression over circles where they
ought to shine. A recent writer in the
Atlantic Monthly insists on the absolute
Importance of pleasant talk at meal
times. He says: .raa 5a
General usage has determined that
three times day we shall assemble with
our families for the common purpose of
appeasing the demands of hunger and
satisfying the fancies or whims of the
palate. Moreover, to many men these
are the only times Of the day when they
can have the opportunity to meet all the
members of their families in free and
unrestrained intercourse. aw
Now then to make this occasion
something more than mere feeding, and
to elevate 1t to the dignity of rational
intercourse, conversation is indispensa-
bic. We must open our mouths for
something more than the reception of
food. AS mere hygienic rule, 1 wish
that excellent proverb could be circu-
lated among our countrymen, "chatted
food Is half digested." / would almost
pledge myself by this simple rule to
cure or prevent nearly half the cases of
dyspepsia. #s -es
But for higher reasons, chiefly. l
speak of it now. We ought to insist
that everything shall be favorable at
meal times to the truest seciality. No
clouded brows, no absent or preoccupied
minds should be permitted at our tables.
Whoever is not ready to do his part to
make 1t cheerful hour, should be
made to feel that he does not belong
there. Better the merest nonsense, bet
ter any thing that Is not scandal or de-
traction, than absolute and freezing
silence there. l am sure that the usages
OF all the most civilized and refined peo-
pie will bear me out in this-that the
only way to dignity our meals, and
make them something better THAI the
Indulgence of mere animal appetites,
is to intersperse them largely with So
clal talk, There, If notcelse where, we
look for the solsta a'yaa. There all re-
serve and embarrassment of speech, we
trust, will have vanished, and each will
feel free to impart TO the rest his bright
est and most Joyous moods. Shall we
ever realize this ideal, as long as "bolt-
ing" usurps the place of eating?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

JAMES GRAY, Real Estate Assa1
- 4 Scalley's Build ng, Tremont Row, bG si
ton. y ,rms and eouatry res.dtn1es o''sA"
sod, a. d exrh fg,d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07
DATENT OFFICES. inventors VIII

DATENT OFFICES. Inventors wt
4 wish to take out Letters Patent are adyis
to counsel with Me srs Mum & Co., editors
the Scientific American, who have rrosecgtl
claims before the Patent Office for nearly twrnI
years. Their American and Euhete,n Pad
Agency is the most extensive in the world
pamphlet, containing full ms ruutions to inva
tors, Il sent gratis. Address Mum & Co., N
s. Park Row, New York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

GEORGE w. Perry & Co., Manufa
~ tursrs and dealers In Walnut, Che.nu. 81
painted Chamber Furniture, Ref igerators, B
resus, Wardrobes, 60. and Holmes Bio;
usvmarket Square, Boston,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

MARhIA q Z and CelIbacy, an Es M
lvl OF warning and 'nstruo ian Tor yours nd
iu.r pw nl,.h,d b, the HossrJ Assoo sion,
sen, IN sea % lex er envelope free Hfgo,s,a
Al r g., Or. J. Ski.len Houyhtoh'
AssOsiaxion, Ph,iadss phia, "a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

THE CELEBRATED HOWE SEW
i ING MACHINES,
Manufactured by the Howe Mac nine Co. Eli
Howe, Jr., President.
PLUMMER & WILDER,
Agents for New England State.
Al Broomield street, Horticultural BuldE
Boston Agents wanted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

PATENTED July llth, 1865, tho r. \,
movab W'Ddo Sash. State RigSs !"
sale. =. Vale No. Water Street, Bosch
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07
DIAPER BAGS!

All kinds. The Drown Bag Company nA
the Best, and sell oheaper than any Others. Sc
for price-list sc. IL ytsey stree New YORK
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-07

M A>TED, Agents { Male or FemSs'I
w Can cl ar $50 week t their hoae, az.
light a, d b Il oraa busine sny rs0n m. a
ing g hours daily to sp nd viii dnd l ~,
good paying business. a dr. s. -e 'ding n 80
for tul part las, z K LockSood wv
Mich g,o.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-02

1s~NERvoUs DEBILITY, Seminal
Weatoess, Etc. CAN BE CURED by one
who has really cured himself, aud hundreds Of
Address with stamp, "a -
-. EDWARD II. THA.11Ep,
Ecoy' LOCK -..<. Bcston. Mass
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-02
Joe vislte a Temperance Famlly

Joe Harris was a whole souled mer-
ny follow, and fond Of a glass After
living in New Orleans for many years
he came to the conclusion of visiting
an old uncle, away up in Massachu-
sets, whom he had not seen for many
years. Now there is a difference be-
tween New Orleans and Massachusetts,
in regard 60 the use Of ardent, spirits,
and when Joe arrived there, he found
all the people ardent about temper
ance. lie felt bad, thinking, with the
old song, that excepting the spirits up
by pouring the spirits down" was one
of the best ways to make time pass,
and began to fear indeed that he was
in pickel. But on the morning of
his arrival, the old man and his sons
being out at work, his aunt came to
him and said; -
"You have been living at the South,
and no doubt are in the habit Of TAX
ing a little p drink about eleven
o'clock. j keep little here, for med
ical purposes, but let no one know it,
AS my husband wants to set the chill
dren good example"
Joe promised, and thinging he
would got no more that day, he took,
as he expressed it, a "buiter." After
he had walked out to the stable who
should he meet but his uncle.
"Well, Joe," said he, 81 expect you
are accustomed to drink something in
New Orleans, but you will find us all
temperate here, and for the sake of my
sons don't let them know that / have
brandy about; but l just keep lit
tie out hers for rheumatism. VIII
you accept a little?"
Joe signifed his readiness, and took
another big horn. lie then continued
his walk TO whore the boys were maui
ing rails.
After conversing for a while one of
the cousins said stpiAitn s-
'Joe, expect you would like to
have u drink. As the old folks are
down on liquor, we keep some out
here to help us work. 30
Out came tho bottle, and down they
sat, and by the time he went home to
dinner he was as tight as he well
could be, and all came from visiting
Temperance family.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-02

II is reported in st. Louis that a
sharper in New Orleans has perpotra-
ted an extensive swindle by forging
the drafts of John J. Rae, of st. Lou
is, TO a large amount, secured from
one of the national banks of New Or
leans, 100000, 100000 of which he
spent in buying tho steamers Matte
Stephens and Joseph Il. Pierce. He
decamped for parts unknown with the
remainder.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-02

On Thursday last, a prisoner arriv-
ed from Memphis at Cairo, en- route
for Washington, around whom there
exists much mystery. He was heavi-
ly ironed and strictly guarded. The
officer having him in charge gave no
information beyond the statement that
"his capture was the most important
one made for some time" There are
conectures that he is the son Of Mrs.
Surratt.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-02
WHO WAMTS2

WHO WANTS.?
Who wants prime lambs-wool undershirtA
.oiipG Or splendid Drawers or rose, ,,earof
i Who wants silk Pocket Handkerchief
Or Cambria II they chose 2
Who wants snow-whitc LineD.-shirt
The texture superGne, '7#fiF 2d
Who wants killing necktie
q The shrt-collar TO entwinef
Who wants a stylish Coat or Vest,
or any shape or shade lYfA nj
Who w,.2ts handsone pair Of Pants 81
WI As good as ever were made7
Who wants frst-rate o,ercoat
"o To ward old winters chill
A Raglan" or Mcclellan f.if s.s
"Bang-up" or what you will,
Who wants scarfs, shnwls, Gloves, Gauntlots.
Suspenders or valse, 'iii'
Trunks, Carpet Bags, or aught that tends
Gents comfort to increase
To Marks far-famed Tower. Hall
Should hie them in u tricc,
And know that he alone supplies ni
Prime Clothing at Low Price. nfI
. TO II. MARKS,
and Gents Furnishing
81 Goods Emporium.
Genesee Street, opposite the Bancroft House
East Saginaw Mich.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-02
Lath Saving Machines.

THE Subscriber continues 60 Manufacture a.
Il his Foundry and Machine Shops in this city
the celebrated Bl,AIKIE a CLARK'S PATENT
SRLF-ACTING LATH SAVING MILLS, and
improved B0LTING aud PICKET MACHINES,
also the sELf-SETTINd SIDING and FL0OR.
ING MILLS, JN0. II. KITTON.
So Clair Mich April 81, 1865. -'r:i,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04

RIYER.-The present year does not
prove favorable for low water boats.
About tic time the river gctsdown to a
suitable stage for them TO operate TO nd
vantage, there COMES heavy rise and
their vocation Is ended. On Saturday
there was but three feet, all the larger
aud heavier boats Ind laid up, and the
little fellows rcady for aharvest. Yes.
terdny morning the river commenced
rising, and by dark there was seven
feet and a half in the channel,
The arrivals were the Betlidh and
Forest city from Parkersburg.
The Rerenae is tho regular mail pack
ct this morning In plnce of the Eagle
md will continue az such until the lat.
Ter has been thoroughly ovethauled
and repaired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04

New CRERR, VIVA, Aug. II. '0J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the lists OF valuations and enumeration
OF property subject to tax under the "Act to
provide Internal Revenue 10 support the
Government, 70 pNy interest on the public
debt and for other purposes" approved June
30, 1854 aud the alnenlatOry net approved
March 81, 1885, made nnl tRllcu by the Eeye-
nj assistant asSesnrS totthe divisions herein
after mehtlOnetl) OF the 81 collection district
OF West Nlrginln, will remain open for the
examination Of all persons interested fOr the
space Of lliIecn ll5) days (Sundnyg eXgPptetll
from the date hereof, viz: First (lstl division
embracing the county Of Morgan; 81, Hump
shire; 9TH, Taylor 10th, PftstOn; lttlT Mon
ongnlla, ON the 9th ~ September, ~ Herlt-
eley Spring; on The it'll aud Stll of SepiGin.
bCf, I'll my once Mt New trek; on tie l3lh Of
September NJ Gmilon; on the 18Th Of Sep
tCinl)eF, NJ MUTgnITtpwll; OH the lllh oil Sep
tCnibef, ft KingwOotl. i13ti
At ailCli time and place mentioned appeals
will bG received and determined relative 70
my OTrOneOuR or excessive valuations, ni7esls-
inent OrcnumcTatlonS mnlenil1 taken by the
Assistant ASSESSOR All appeals must bc
made In writing, specifying the particular
causO, matter, or tiilR, respecting which n
decision Ii requested, Nul shall, moreover,
state the ground or principle Of inequality OF
error complained ole
aHgl6lSw T. Il. CAFsKAD0N, ASSESSOR
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Notice to Tax-Payers
Onlce or Cpllect0r T,ltet7,ar Ret4nue.

MI Ilistrict III TVest Vir0hiid.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN To THE
in Tnx.Payens OF Wetzcl, Tyler, PleasantH
aud Marion Counties, that tho Licenses and
Incomes assessed for 1866, are now due and
payable Mt the following place, and times
designated ~ follows: tJher6 and tCteN I'tilt-
msRf anilGt be made, or tho law nA quoted be
low, will lje strictly enforced: HHi.g
HSEC, D. p AND II any person
shall neglect to pay as Aforesaid for more thnn
ten days, II shall be the duty of'the collector
or his deputy TO issue 10 such pefton n notice
TO DO len at his dwelling or usual place Of
business, or be sent by mnil, demanding the
payment Of sold duties or taxes stating tue
amount thereof, with fee Of twenty cents FOR
the issuing and services Of such notice. and
with four cents for each mile actually and
necessarily travelled In serving the same.
And II such persons shall not pAy the duties
or taxes, with the penalty aforesaid, ana the
FED II twenty cents and mileage ~ Aforesaid,
within ten days AFTER thu service or the Holld'
ing by mail ofBuCh notice. Il shall be the duty
Of Tho collector or his deputy, 70 collect the
said duties or taxes, and fee Of twenty gents
and mileage, with ten per centufn penalty ~
wIlIb at Burton August 10Th and 10th: at
Warrington 9lEt and LIST September Worth
ington ith and 9th; FRITnOnt 9Th and 18th;
Basnettsville Sth and 9th; New MnrtinEville
18th and 18th; Mlddleb0utne nom 18th to 18th;
ut sistefsville 18th, and Mt 81. Mays 10Th and
2lst September. saf
Tax.PayeS win please be presentat the APP
pointed times and pllceS, or leave the amount
Of their taxes with some one to pay for them,
md thereby ave 10 themselves the per cent
age md COStE. fu JAS. u. ORR,
Collector First District w. Va.
SAAI'L HILLIN0SLY,
augl6 Deputy Collector,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04

RETUHSGD. 1.-The sngerbund Fssti-
vsl At Columbus, closed on Friday.
During, ths day . pic Me was held at
the state Fair Grounds. Prof Eber,
hardl, Of this city, being the orator Of
The day. Al the meeting on ThuFsdsy
the same gentleman presented . series
Of resolutions, which were adopted By
the sengerbund, which q now com.
posed Of the following societies:
Harmonic, DotIuiL Michigan.
FTuahipn, fittlbuTg, ~.
ggai1gy gFeiii, cIeVe leland, Otlio.
LiedGftafei, Akron, Quo.
Hridsfbund, Tldin, Ohio.
s9nggTbund, Toledo, Ohio
I; ;i9deFlEnnz, HeE York cry.
WyahdOt Eanssbupd. Upper sahdusly, o.
0eIInania, DunlCiFk, New York.
LJlsdsEtSssl. BanslO, New ioiE.
TIsatenia, AIleEhepy clty, Psnnlylyanis,
+" Rochester, New York.
islH Indianapolis, Indiana.
sNngeFhund. 81. louis, NlSdpFi,
LiodeElrnnz, louisville, Kentucky.
EinbTAcht, chillieothe, Ohio,
MenneFehoF, Wheeling, West Virginia
MRnnerch0r, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Total number Of Societies =
Louisville was designated a. the place
for next years Festival. At the open
ing Of the ball on Friday evening, the
prizes were awarded 70 the successful
competitors. The Cincinnati Manner
clior receiving the tfrst; the New York
Liederkranz, the second; the Pittsburg
ProhsInn, the third; the Liedertafel, Of
Akron, The fourth, and the Manner
chor Of Rochester the ffth.
The majority oFtho Wheeling dele
CATION returned on Saturday. Some
few Of tho members went on to Gin
ncinnatI, to attend the meeting OF the
Turnerbupd, to be held there this week.
Those that hayeretnrncd arc well pleas
ed with their trip and speak IN high
terms of the hospitality Of the citizens
OF Columbus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04

THE sudden increase OF heat in the
last few days, renders 1t necessary for
many to use tonic and corrective, in
order to prevent i'll consequences from
errors in diet. LogaN's Essence Cf ia
maicd Ginger is an elegant article for
this purpose, and should be in every
family. Sold by 7, H. Logan & Co.,
and Logan, List & Co., Druggists,
Wheeling. sepl-St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04
EXTRA CIIARGES, Pr QUARTER, (WHEH PAII
ESADHANCE.l u
BethanY College.

mIIls INSTITUTION. IS LOCATED IN
one OF tho most beautiful anti healthy
portions Of the hill country OF West Virginia.
II b. in Brooke county, 6triefH miles north Of
Wheeling, and Seal miles from WellEbuTR, Of
which place, persons coming either by 6oat
or rail, can ind hacks ready 70 take them Ia
tile College. Situated as II Il in the country,
" Is removed at once nom the temptations to
extravaganza, and the facilities fur vice, which
attach 10 Colleges in or near large cities
Young men who desire o thorough education
will flnd peculiar advantages In Bethany Col.
lege. Size has an experienced Faculty and
affords the best education on the lowest terms
The 18th Session will commence on tile Isl
Monday In October next and terminate on
the Inst Thursday OF June, 1915.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER cAltTIBELL, President.
w. X. PENDLETON, Vice President and
POlessor OF Mental Moral, ind Political Phi
oSophy and Bellies LettI0s.
lCaAilI.l1s LOUIS LOoa, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and liteIutuFe.
D. w. JOHNSON, Professor. OF Mnthematle
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-04

HOY DROWNED Yesterday afternoon
a boy named Tennyhorn, fell into the
river from the stern Of the Forest City,
and was drowned. Mr.. Charles AEuhle-
man rnn from the boat store corner to
the wharE-boat and sprang into the
river to rescue him. He succeeded in
grasping the boys clothing, but his
hold was so slight that 1t gave way and
tho poor boy sank for the last time.
His body hns not yet been recovered.