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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-01
Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm
in Mashall County. w. Va. 4

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from 81. p. OfHern to me as Trustee, dat
80 MaIch oJthr 1903, viii offer Tor sale at the
front door OF the Court House, in Ohio Coun-
ty, on Thursday, July l2th, lS5d, At 10 o'clock
q M, that valuable property known As the
Seecely place. being a part Ofthe estate Of the
Late Benz. McMechen, Esq., containing
TWENTY-FIVE acres, more or les, situated on
the baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, about
tends from the Ohio river to the hill, is
underlAid with coal and limestone; is OF
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes. There is a comfortable
TWO 6tOJy brick dwelling house, out houses,
and good orchard on 1t i II 80
The title to the above land Is believed to be
tndisputable, but selling as Trustee will con-
yey only such title as is in me vested by said
deed OF trust. SP, HILDRETH.
tulS-td Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until
August llth, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
S. P. HILDRETH,
iylS Trustee.
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The CHoLRRA EEAR AT HAND@Capt.
Porter died ct the village OF SeWickIey,
this side Of Pittsburg, on Saturday Last,
Of cholera. The Pittsburgh papers
warn The people 10 prepare for fhe ap-
proach OF this disease. And We may
extend their warning 70 our wheeling
people. We eannnt Be too well pFepaf-
ed Tor The breaking ont any day Of the
choleHA, IN our midst The probabilities
are that sooner or later in the season Il
VIII appear among rs. Be ready, there
fore. Clean mp every Offensive spot
abont every premises. We hope the
Health OthceF will enforce the FnIes
vigorously. Disinfeetants ought TO be
nGed freely around eVary outhouse. ne
careful Of your diet. Temperance in
eating and drinking 3 essentially ne
ce88aFy. By proper attention 70 these
natteTa The disease may be greatly less
ened, II not altogether avoided. Wedn
not wish 70 WOrksupOu the fears Of the
public. but Il would be simply foolish
II mot criminal to suppress the truth Ia
reference to The probable appearance OF
the disease IN our midst. The public
should know the fhcts as they exist,
and act Accordingly.
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SUNDAY A1rUEElIEllTs.-On SUNDAY
eHeuing last the locality where Peter
Hauseneaur keeps his grocery and 81
loon,Vsa8 the scene Of the hlEill1t fought
battle We have ever noticed. S.
i appeared at the tEiai Of the parties
ENGAGED, that Hlueeueauria Gaiu6n
VS. open, contrary % tho Ortlinance
made and provided iou that evening /;
that 6one Germans, boaHilqfs q his
house. were inside -tdGt jos ert Yel5ll
1fiehael Brady, and Daniel CFumI ak
aF, uiauftn for heaF; that Webb threw
down, in payment for the beer, = paper
half dollar, which the proprietor Of The
saloon refused TO take, at the Same time
taking away some 81 The beer that had
been set before the parties. Amer some
money, Webb reached aeross the coun-
ter and committed an offence, which It
TTonld try the patience Of q second Job
10 mass by without retaliation. We
mean that Webb actually pul ed AIE. His
flowing beard. M. II. e not {. job nor
The son OF JOB. He tnefe.qEe showed
Webb away, who, II We are not ulistl-
ken, f6ll on the floors But oEsist1nCe
Tor W. arriving imned tataly y, the Tables
were turned on H., who was dragged,
and kicked, and otherwise abused,
until he began 70 think Of saying his
prayers, Indeed, he did the next best
thing, for he eiholfefed murder in.
countFymen to tho, scene Of conflict.
John Glue was the most active OF them,
and, piCk-handie Ia hand, mode his
way TO the vicinity q lfflSe brady,
whom no prqceef q 70 Ilell Dor IN the
most mnstaFly. stytos IN f1ct lie stuck
- him very eight. How Nike escaped
NON the clutches Of AIr. Glue, we do
not exactly know; but he did oacape,
Otherwise ne would not have app aFed
alive attho Municipal Court Eo0Ils And
the evidence went to ahoW that t6aI
brio, h6la dsF from ~ Ike s hands altei-
words IN way, that did great damage
70 NTr. H., Mrs. HI and Mr.. s7lubs
CrumbiclsoF had seen rows IN beer
saloons before; and anticipating Q tap
OF two hiniaelf, made the best Of his
Jn9iRo Good fined the parties, with
fho exceptions Of Crumba pkerS aAuten-
aauF aud Glue, 70 the fnll extent Of the
~.
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PUenIsSl or ALARsK ScALK.-Sieht
before last, at late hour, the streets
OF our city presented lively appear
ance- Parties were out who believe in
enjoying themselves. They did enjoy
themselves. after the fashion Of those
who visit DonuYbrOok fair.
Al "a late hour in the evening gentle
men are very apt 10 mistake Kindness
Tor injury and fair speeches for the
grOasest insults. Such was the case
with several different collections OF
individuals on the evening in question.
Some Of them will pay the penalty i'm
posed by our city fathers for such mis-
takes Others have mysteriOusly disap-
Peare5.
We expect to be on hand when the
liquidation Is effected.
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TIE CASH OF William FerreI, who was
charged with having caused the de-
stEuction OF MI Gaus' stable by fiIe
night before last, was disposed of yes
terday afternoon al the Court House,
before justices johnson, Hughes, and
Ac3Ianaway.
The evidence given in the case went
70 shoE that FeFrei iirst showed signs
Of insanify in May last; that he had
manifested more or less since; and that
his insanity was caused by bodily
injuries received while driving team
for the Z. S. Government in 1851
The commission pronounced him a
lunatic, and he viii be sent TO an asy-
lnm.
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TmATRE.-This evening the popu-
lar actor, Mr. W. h Bokee, presents
his name for beuehtl and plays the
great moral drama, hTen nights in q
Rzr Room - which created such euthu-
siasm during Mr.. Raymond's last en-
gageuient- The roaring farce of
smith and Brown viii also b pro-
duced, thus forming the most attrac-
i've bill Of the season. Lei Mr.. Boxes
friends turn ont en- nasse and give him
a bumper.
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THE friends NJ the United Presby-
Leriau Church, Of this city, viii hold a
Picnic ct Rnney'G Point to-morroyv.
The members o. that congregation
never do thugs by bQLUes, and We can
confidently Fecommend all who want
70 have . good time, & Day of real en-
i1yment, 70 go cut with fhem. Be on
hand g the Hempdeld Depot, promptly
Of ~ O'clock to-mofroW morning.
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WE learned yesterday that many
members Of Congress, returning 70 their
homes, were aboard the morning train
from Baltimore Among others, Sena-
ator Wiley and Representatives, Hub
bard and Latham.
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WHY BIZ HuNBUeGED IdNsRR=FF,,ysry
body draws . rrtlai IA As6ottis that vyIu r.
store sfay hair q rs original color. sI1rlvlr,t
and cure baldness. Rings AIntlc'ii. 4 tl,e
uIiIy prep alatidn inst s SgfIlnia,i TODD =
rel TdSented. ny 4 bottlo ard b ou13iiIli6eli
o. get your money refunded. For. isale BY
ODBERT. Chemist E1nd 81 Stone Hlidss
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RfvEn SE,IIs.-soant f,Ir,Ir. e. -,

RIVER SEWs.-Scant four feet water
in the channel, and falling,
The regular packets arrived and de-
parted.
Several large tow boats passed up
yesterday bat win lay up in the bend
above the city and opposite Martins
vile. The water at the Sisters e too
low for them TO eet by.
Boats departing to-day are, the
burg, at 1O1< A. n; the Leslie Combs.
for Sunftsh, At P. Ne the Henry
Logan, for. Steubenville, at ~ p. NJ,
aud the Bayard, Capt. Geo. d. Moore,
for PaEkesbuEg, at II A. n
The Edinburg arrived last night, and
VIII depart for Cincinnati at 8 z. II.
Business on the wharf, duh.
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RAID HKAns! GREx HEAnsi AIEEsS TIos,l
Mn windows Hair Restorer win restore
Erey hair % its Ofisinai color, and force \
groyih Of hlir on halisth that are bald! ny
II and bec1rfinsed. Itis- an, elegant dress,
II,gand gives thslalr n mdsi, sogtand elosy
appearanca. sold b = Bdokings; 10. l Odd
Fellow Kan. e
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Bur your sewing machine cotton. at Vim
sumner q Co.'S, % ALain - they aIa me
prineipal aEsnig for Geo. A. ClarlEas cotton
Eld haFe liiioe The IiEioe TO ten cents.
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srECIAL CAuEI0S.-AEEs Wiuslu9s Sooth-
ing s5yTuP has became popular that vsr5ous
IllStAes hssSe pat ont articles calling them
Mn t1siovl'1s Piel1s take notice that the
M rs OW d. tle ootlhiIr sSrub Is not
connee.ed With any cther attIsis. jTi2sSliiilyT
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MUNIcIPAL CoURT.-Business was very
brisk yesterday One case, charge, dis
orderly conduct, was continued from
to IL A. NJ; at which hour, all the
witnesses being present, and every
thing in readiness for trial, the case
was disposed OF, the party accused pay
ing fine Of twenty dollars and costs.
At four o'clock T. NJ, the great event
of the day, IN police circles, came on.
Joseph Webb, Michael Brady, Daniel
CrumbackeT, John Glue, and Peter
Hauseneaur, were brought up on
charge Of disorderlY conduct, and were
assessed as follows: Joseph Webb.
twenty dollars and costs; Michael Bra
dy, who confessed judgment, twenty
dollars and costs; Daniel CrumbackeF.
dischargeds John Glue idFe dollars and
costs and Peter Hauseneaur, dis
charged.
The case of Edward Thomas. CHARGED
with assault on one johnson, was con-
dnued until O'Clock this morning.
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HNHIS COMPANY HAVING ORCjANfZ-
Il Cd In April, 1854, in conjunction with the
vel known drm Of Cache & Co, a. a Ioinf
stock oompanyof
PRACTICAL PLANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
OF the best Establishments Of this country and
Europe. Inc company claims that their
E1an08 combine all the eRoelleuefes of MI the
latest lmpFOyementESan Il viii De apparEsrit 10
al that men whose skin and abilities haVfnR
oeeal approved by the best manufactures viii
NOT be less successful when their own inferred
ana Eeputaton are involved. Asa testimony
70 the above. they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoMPE-
TTroRs,
by the1udges of the Late Exhibition l,eld AT
he MarYlaud Institute Of Baltimore Md.. IN
October, lH55. -
!; The Pianos being sufeienuy introduced in
TINS CITY, and having proved equal n noe ~
FeE1or 30 any heretofore known. Thosa mi
want OF q dTst-claB Piano, mauufaf.fufe[i
win the greatest clHaan OF the besf mate
MAJ VIII save Dealers commission which on "
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, By sending orders directly to
the factory, q above directed, or by applTfn0
Market street, for further Information
Buarantee for hYey eaB e given Is regards iu-
l1bQtty ofconEtruCtion, for every Instrument
and VIII Be kept1n tune for one year Gree Of
el1Tpe. Old pfGl108 taken f1 e1ehda0e
T Persons Wishing 70 have their Pianos tuned
or repaired VIII please leave orders at the
place above named, As thR Tuner Of said esfnh-
lildment VIII be here for one week
= Old Pianos taken in exchange. GebS-ly
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bAUGHLIN's
OLDHOME BITTERS

LAUGHLIN'S
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Old Home Bit1erS To
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Regulates the Stomach Oh
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Old Home BiteFs
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Cures Heartburn and Headache
tHa lures Heartburn and Headache -llr-
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Old Home BitteFS
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Is indispensable TO every Traveller, as II at
b n certain preventive of the evil effects OF
constant change Of water.
E= Old Home Bitters. sFr la
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To give tone TO the stomach
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PUKl,sT And sEElyri.Ir Con IlTVER on IN
the world, mAnui tltli mum iresll selectsli
LiveEs on the sea COAT. his on cliafle.
tsrised ty q sweetness and purity rsiesnIilT to
4 al0nA It's reputation Is 50 Rreat that Il
tSlZss the lad q other oils. and IS universal
y lrcsE by pliysieiIuas RaEaeln6er to
ask l5I ard & CilSWeIlS cd Liver on. =
CAsSFEIsLs MACK 4 CO., New YORK.
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.RTfansrprlattan.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMP
CIyFrCE BAIT. & OHIO RArLRoADCo
WHEELING June Is, I666.
SWIMMER SCHEDULE
ZION NE, TsJA A5sS3' 4sSa.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the Following schedule on and after June
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Infallible in Correcting Irregularities, Remov.
ing Distinctions OF the Monthly Turns
RI from Whatever Cause, and
AWAITS SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE
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The fact that MesEa. CHICEERrSG 4 s0S's
dispose Of more instruments than any other
factOry In the world, 6 itself one of thestTunR-
est arguments In their favor. inaSInIch as
their facilities for manufacture and ready de
nand enable them to selIat
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afu ,gaI Faae
For Sale.

An ACRES OF LAND IN RINGoLD
-tO county Iowa, and I'D acres in Jasper
County. Indiana AN sell the above tracts
ing lDts On " hgeiiDg IslSfIis az IN "a fciie-
town THoS o'BRIES, Real ESfate AEf,
jy26-lw Once over Peoples Bank
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Tar

& 500 Remnants ofDry Goods.
Il W 1LlL AVE READY FOR THIS
tiestl1E Ton Of boy Goods, with very low
pLlcsal married In palm figures on each pleee
guS J.& RHODES.
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Medifal.
A CARD 10 THE LADIES.
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Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

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Il is now over thirty years since the abov
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have been extensively and suocessfulT rs
in most Of the public institutions as well
IN private practice, Of both hemispheres, wit
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sands OF Ladies Who have used them. that b
deviation OF those suffering from any IrreEu.
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crease OF family where health win not peTml
s=goNE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
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using these Pills while in that condition Iest
they invite miscarriage" after which ad.
m1S05niton; the Proprietor assumes no respoDsi.
btlitY, although their miIdness would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the pins
are recommended asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
- Az those afhteting complaints 50 peculiar
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distressing complaints, paTticularly maj mos
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10000 Boxes have been Sold Within
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Tn II5ouoqld Bo1es Salt bg LszeT, both by
myself and Agents, 10 All parts Of the world,
70 which answers have been returned, in
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
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In Removing Distractions 4 ReSfOF.
ing Nature to Its Proper Channel,
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Price 81 per Box. Six ROxes S5.
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I[1ggtstSs s. Main street, Wheeling. General
orders must be addressed. Sold At Retail, by
REED, KRAFT&CO.
sold in St ClaiFsville, Ohio by
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And by DE. s. 3. Sfideer' Moundsviiie, W.
Val DE-. J. L. Carr and Or. ], 81. Boucock,
OF ClaTksburg. W. Va
above aEenis to the NJ heeiine PoSf 0fdce. can
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2 any part % the country s.fESe q PSS1egs.
oclyd Sole Proprietor. New Yoak.
II K. BoTsFoRD co, NO. q WATER
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e g Bags prime Come,
= Hing Sugar,
90 B1lS. White Sugar,
1G9 Extra family Flour,
Nos.L g I'D sllacke-aI In bills. X bhls
Mola4es and Syrup.
Dried Peaches fah3
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9 e 9 . 90 .,n1ssovly
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road

w.P. SIXTH. Master of Transportation,
11E ]. b FORD,
jul5 General Agent, Wheeling
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De. JOHNS0N

AembeE OF the Royal COlleRa of Surgao,.
GSo1TSoon, Graduate Of one OF the mos eTninSn3
colleges In the United States ana M snI
PAT OF whose life has been sTsIlt n az 10
p PLt.Sls o. london, Paris, PhiIadeIphis an
mere, has effected some OF the EDost -
. .,S5lSSL1ln cqras that were ever known man.
-SStoaeI WIN R1ngtng in the head and 49,
She1 asleePgpeat Nervousness bein9 aISISSsS
q sudden sounds, bashfnlnesS VIM fTsoIIsS1t
IIeSsa amended sometimes With deran9s
A4lsnt OF mind were cured ir1nneCifat elT
ia KE, 4 Ea.Itrr,rr,r
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Married Persons, or Young Men conts,,,,-
Sng nnsrraige, being aware ofPhyEicai W.
cured. 34e1auy
He who places himself under the es-s o,r-
may TeLs1ouSly eonflde In his honor a
skill as physician. P'H MS
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IL Cd In April, 1854, in conjunction with the
ven known hTm o. Cache 4 Co, a Joint
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Neatness.

The mother who trains her sons and
daughters to habits Of asatness confes a
lasting benefit upon those who may come
after her. The mother who neglects 10
do this leaves half her tssk undene. be.
sides transmitting TO her pos,sri.y a last.
ing disgrace.
Is it not cheering for a husband to end
in selecting wife, one who can arrange
bis bone with taste and nea.n...i L.
not tue cnow'whits cloth and brilinn,
Chins PLEASANT Are not The we'll sw. pt
carps. and polished stove charming -
And are not the knses from little lips
s"ester il the face is clean, and the hair
brushed nicely Some tell me i: 10 i'm.
possible TO keep things tidy !; but certain.
ly If everything canno, be clean there can
be order. Is it not just as sssy 10 put
things in their proper place. as to throw
them "helter skel.er" about the house -
and then If = friend chances to como 10.
what a source Of orti6catiou, beside the
effort 10 put things to rights. Teach your
little on'' to pu, up th.ir things. ,Huv.
nsi!s driven low, aud how soon children
learn to hang up their things. They lik.
to initiate their parents in this as veil ss
other things. Aud then when your sons
aud daughters marry they will no, make
homsa unfit for mortals to live in, or more
like pig styes than dwellings. They vii
not t'sa, their guss,s to repulsivs sight,
at the table, or lodge them in beds who's.
linen looks as II it had bssn used a month
God made man perfect. Ord.r va,
Law. and I cannot believe that di.srde,
and its consequences please . being &C
pure and holy. There are q great man,
things requisite for completeness in 9
home-Patisnce, forbesrance. courtesy
kindness and religion; but if al thes.
abo"Id and disorder presidss. their charm,
are ls.ssnsd. their beauty dimm.d. and
We see only the skeleton Of wha, nigh,
have been perfect home. NJ.
Canapdsi2ua. N. Y, 1865.
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Poultry.

The value Of poultry and eggs raised
i" France annuaI!y.is sec, 900 900, and
in England only 100000. In .h. ".
are doubtless far behind our French cou
sins. The English climate n sgsins. thsm,
but ours is doubtless as favorable as that
OF F'ancs or any o'her country.
Manv good farmers seem to supposs
that poultry and a garden are inconsistent,
and yet little expense in Terrifying tho
garden fence with pieksts. or . few ls.h
will remedy that at once. In ci,i.s, hens
may be keep, confined. ba, this 10 no. the
profitable method. Give them a wide
rang. for grass and iasscts, ard you will
find no inve'tm snt pay half so we'll. and
for this very reason. II for no other, tha,
by their means so much vslueles. matter
combined with little grain. is converted
into the choicest human food. They need
warm quarters aad low roosts. and place
for roosting devoted to themselves where
they will be undisturbsd. In raising chick.
ems Ne should notice that i, 10 We, that
destroys mere than all other causes, o
pscially 10 this the case With turkeys-
The best plan We have tried i TO confiLs
the mother bird inside . &ouse or shed
with . lattice which allows the chicks to
go out. But this they are not allowed TO
do until the dew is thoroughly dried of
10 the morning At oil whsn Il rains,
uo.il they arrive a,hs age when they bs
come sufficiently strong.
YourG turkeys should be led the eurd
Of loppsrsd milk cooked rather hard, and
youag chickens, scaIdsd Isdian meal
10 ell this there is good deal Of trouble
ssd g'sat deal Of profit. Il should be
rsusmbsrsd thai after oil. . grsat item oi
the profit Of farming b summed Up in the
item: "suppors Of family" aud that ail
these little fna,,srs Of which poultry and
segs form 80 important . part 20 grss,
vsys towards tbA sod.
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found in my domains, yen shall suffer th.
foil penalty ofyour crime
King, Philip did no. forget the, debt Of
gratitude be owed to Marie and bis faith.
hl attendant He was prsssn, at the
marriage which occurred few days after,
bs'to~ing q do~ry on the bride, and
other substantial marks Of favor; ard
ever afterwards. in eomm.rora,ion Of hi.
Pro''dsntisl delivsrsscs, he bore upon
his sbield the Golden Lily.
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"OH! THE SHAME. THR SHANE The
Washington correspondent Of the Con.
n'ereial advertiser, Gays:
DR. Cravsn's statement Of the iroLinp
Of jeff Davis, at Fortress Monroe 10 pub
li'hsd here 10 day, and has excited m ucl,
comment. t is vel! known ,ha, i, was
not done by order Of the Prs.idsnt or oi
'hs C.binet, or Of Gsn.rsl Grant; bu,
that the responsibility rests on Edwin NJ
Stanton. who sent his right hand man
General Lafayette c Baker, down tn.
Potomac on special stsamsr with writ
ten authority to have the ma. ssles sp'
piled.