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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11
WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
1873 Dearborn q ], street, Chicago, III.

Post oface Drawer 59:8. =
The proprietors will donate to the Lincoln
and Douglas Monument Fund 50 O00;also there
VIII be 900 reserved from the person draw
ing the $50 COO Prize for the same purpose.
REFERENcE~.-Hon.M NJ. s. Wilkinson, Ex-
c., Penn; Hon. Alex. Randall, Ex-Governor
OF Wis; Hon. VIM. Montgomery, EX-M. -, of
Ind; Hon. Ia J. LaycoGlk, of Kansas; Hon.
VIM. Lefingwell, Lyons, Iowa; Hon. Joseph
Knox, of Chicago; Hon. c. Gnyes Smith, of
Chicago, Ill; NJ. Kronberg & Co., importers OF
Watches, Chicago; Mansell, White Go, New
Orleans, La. - -
.N.B.-Editors ofcountry papersar author
lied to act as our agents, and they Will be al
lowed full commission on all tickets ordered,
whether for themselves or other parties, who
may order through them. Proposals for In
serttng this advertisement requested.
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ToLRRABLE sized cpcpnbe rs ageto be
had Tor ten cents. s.i.ss.,iG
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TIME PIANOS MANUFACTURED NOW
III by CHICRERING & SONS, of Boston, are
pronounced by the leading artists superior to
any others. Any unparalleled person who
will give them a careful examination will
come TO the same conclusions.
The fact that MeSsrS. CHIcRERISG & SoN's
dispose of more instruments than any other
factory in the world, Is itself one of strong
est arguments In their favor, 1Oaamuch as
their facilities for manufacture and ready de-
mand enable them to sell at .tif
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal college of Surgeon.
London, Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the Rrestss
part Of whose life has been spent in the Ia.
pitfalls of london, Paris, PHILADELPHIA and
elsewhere, has efected some OF the mos AZ
tOnishing cures that were ever known many
troubled with ringing in the head and eafs
when asleepgTeat Nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, baShfnlneSs, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with deranee-
Inent Of mind, were cured Immediately.
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ONE PuLTs DOSE,

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
they "invite miscarriage" after which adj
monitor, the Proprietor assumes no response
bility, although their mildneSs would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
arerecommendeda asa 1870 y. ...-.-
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY -
for all 1hose affecting complaints so peculiar
to the sex, viz: sDfStTeSSul1 aud FIJlfIH HeTE-
&fyUdtiOn Retention, Pain IN Lhe Back and Ions,
Pressing DOLUTI ,PdflS, Rush Of, Blood % lts
Head, DEEzfneSS, DfnIle&S Of Sight, Green Sick
HeJ, Hedpfne&l, Fatigue on any Slight EneTftOB,
PuEpt:GtiOI Of The Henri, and all the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the begtnntngoI
all other r.y.HI...
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Mfdtfal
A CARD no. THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
sf4 FOR FEMALES.
ing Distractions Of the Monthly Turns,
FsIOTT1 CoI1cE oTd
sT FOR FEMALES.

1t is now over thirty years since the abov
celebrated Pills were first discovered by DIR
of Paris, during which time the
have been extensively and successfully use
in most of the public institutions, as well a
In private practice, of both hemispheres, wit
success in every case, and II
only at the " urgent request Of the thou
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that b
Is induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation of those suffering from any Irregu-
aritieS whatever, as well as TO prevent an In
.rease of family where health VIII not permi
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Price sI,oo Each.

TIH1s IS THE GREATEsr1N INVOLVEMENT
i ever offered to the public, one ticket OUT
OF every four drawing apr1ze. LaiEf
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ind them to be al they are represented
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
$4,000 Boxes have been Sold Within
Two Years. --A 20
Ten Thousand Boxes sent b. Letter, both ~
myself and Agents, to all parts OF the W9tl4a'
to-which answers have been returned, IN
which ladies say, nothing like the above Plls
have been known since THE SCIENCE OF
MEDICINE DAMNED UPON THE. WORLD
In iR emoVing Obs9Fucflona& Restor'
ing Nature 70 Its Proper Channel,
eUHTSsTHgHERYEs and bringing back me
1Rosy color Of Healtfn to the cheek OF Ihe
most delicate. ,--,.+i,,- .-,-...y, II
Price 81 per Box. -. Six Roxes va
Sold by Af'CABE, KRAFT & CO., WhOlesals,
pEuggists s. Main street, Wheeling Senet III
Wholesale Agents for West Way 10 whom - -
orders must 6e addEessed. Sold at Retail ~
REED, KRAFT CO.fi rtasTr as
Sold In st. C1airsyille, Ohio, by
W.T.. d J.yJ. PICKERING,
And by Dr.. s. 3. Stidger, Monndsytue, w.
va.i DIR. ]. L Garland Drl y. NJ Boueock'
Ladies 6y sending 500 to either Of the
above agents 70 the Wheeling Post ONCE, c1 81
have the pills Bent, tco1hd entially,l by NAL
TO any part Of the country, free OF postage
--tiiE-t 2 .. I II iii I IS. D. HOWE
oc23-lyd Sole ProprietorS New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

A NEW IriEA In o1LDoM.-we see
that some of the papers mention a new
enterprise now being inaugurated in
the oil regions. The New York Eegis-
lnture has recently passed an act 10 In
corporate the Petroleum Fire-Proof
Iron Tank Savings Company This
company proposes to- construct fire
.proofiiron tanks, holding about IL, 600
barrels each, and to locate them at COM
yenient points in the oil regions, and
connect them by means of iron pipes
with wells and the wooden tubs now
used for storage. q lis intended in this
manner 20 iiisure the millions of ::pfo-l
perry which is annually dest oyed by
the fires and floods which so frequently
deyastate the oil districts. The present
rates of insurance are SO high MS to be
practically prohtbitory, while with the
use of these tanks the pfoprietors can
perform, Mt a reasonable charge, the
double business of storage and insu-
rance. ~ :. - ~
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men coptpn,,,.
ting marriage, being aware ofPhysicai WE u
cnred! III Z -sl-Z- u u . = , St7e1lly
he who places himself under the cara o,r-
]. may rel1giously connde In his honor =. ~.
gentlemani and confidently rely upon 6tS
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Especially, who have become the vtc.,r,s :.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSf1,-ss, o
habit which annually sweeps to an untISSaIo
grave thousands OF Young Men or Ire ~:
excellent talents and brilliant intaIIec, tlqsS
might otlierwfse have entIance1d IiSts,Ttno
Senates with the thunders of eloonenaa
walked TO fecstacy the living Tyre, NAV sC O.
with full confidence. ~ w
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II OUR IRoN MIILs.A-T,h The different non
mills this city are at present doing d
most splendid business, end are turn
Ing out worlrto I'LL heavy orders from
home and foreign buyers. We have al-
ways looked ON our iron rnanufaeturies
as having wide influence on the gem
eral ipfosp erfty of the city. Pittsbufgh
has for many years enjoyed an ex-
tensfve reputation as an iron enapori-
nm, but in proportion 70 It's size,
Wheeling Is not far behind her in this
respect. And business In this dire ction
is increasing every year. AS yet there
have been no lures on the part of:our
iron merchants. We have no neglect
cd and Inactive manufac tufies Of this
kind. They are all under full head
way. and making their Influence felt
In the community. very large
number of people lind employment At
these mills ut fair wages. An extern
out Is shipped 70 points below, and to
the interior counties OF this State and
the States of Ohio and Pennsylyania.
Altogether, they may DO looked upon
as n great public benefit, in which our
citizens sh ould tnhe mn interest In per
pefnuting and developing. AT some
future day, We intend 20 NOTICE the
iron mills Of the city separately and
give the reader an insight into their
general operations.
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NEW HAT AND CAP sToRK-A. & f.
schwertfeger have Just received their frst
stock 81 Spring and Summer Hats and Cans.
to.which they invite the Attention OF pnfeha-
sets; rs We feel eonndent that we, can snit
every one who may giyeusa cal. ~ IS
No. no Nam Street few doors above the
Merchant National Bank. z, 2 -
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the
bal happiness. Indeed, without these tn
journey hrou Oh life becomes weary pilgrims
ages the .proSpect hourly darkens to the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair an
filled with the melancholy reflection that tn
happiness of another becomes blighted with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ONCE,
ENDORSEMENT OF TILE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within the last twenty years, and tn
numerous important surgical Operations per.
formed by DR.. Johnson, witnessed by the re-
pOrterS Of The Sun and many other paper
notices of which have appeared again an
again before the public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF Character and responsibility
Is sutiicient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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! The Board adjourned to meet Mon
day next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-11

AI.t.g wool suits SIS % nj 81. Gutman q
Cos. Rhodes old stand corner Main and
Monroe streets.
Astori tiiese prices may seem, COM
pared with those to which We have been ae-
cus,cmed for several years, they are iict Jie's-
tiosis-lre hare tle ooottS ~ af
ccsmetioned. we make up no trash- they
arc an servtceabie soods. Advancing nom
these rates We have goods or all grades, mp to
the very 'finest fasrics, comprising or far the
largest and most complete assortnent OF
Clothing IN wheeling. mems youths and
boys1 surpassed By none, and equa1ed BY
few In stgfe. make aud fit, nt prices guaraIi-
teed lower than the lowest elsagbere, or the
money Iellnded.
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3AITIMORE & OHIO r. r. COMPLY
oyFIcE BAIT. q ONO r RAILROAD Cos
WHEE1IEa Dec. 8, 1865.
Is ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

> WINTER SCHEDULE,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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-oEED SWEET PorAToEs-
- Silver-skin Oniouieets, Strawberry Onion
sets pure varieties, and OF good quality, for
sale by 55fsffsH SGORREEI & CO.,
apE4 !, cor. AaTlLetand Quincy SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
LIFE And TIHES CT DR.. SPRING.

PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES or THE LIFE AND
TINES OF GARDINER SPRING, Pastor Of the Brick
fresbyteran Church in tie Cy OF New.iork with hne
steel portrait vos Cvo tinted paper, price 81
t II.
HISTORY OF RA1IONALlSM: EMBRACING a 81 r.
NEY OF THE PRESENT STATE OF PROTESTANT
THEOLOGY. By toe Rev. John r. Hurst, A. NJ vol.
svo price So so.
III.
rev snd revised edition with Supplement- Of the CY-
CLOPEDlA OF AMERIt AN LlrkE.I URE. By +. A.
g. Duyckinck; embracing Per, and Cr lea Notices
OF Authors. and selections from their VIKINGS from the
earliest period to the dv vi l portraits as auto
graphs and IS views of colleges Ior-s sud residences OF
suthors snd elegant steel rraves OF j. tenmore Cooper
and Sei jmin Fran kiln vols. rpy 8vo; cloth, $40; h
calf olo The Supplement, sold separately when desired in
vol, 81 So
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NNYHERE CRITICS DIFFER WHO SHALL
w DECIDE!
ERRING YET NOBLE;

e many conflicting opinions expressed In regard 70 this
hook leaves the public alternative but to read and Judge
for themselves."-lN. y. Daily News
That The News will be eyiden, from the suboined
extracts from tie notices OF the press.
"Tlis is a vile. al Infamous book Round Table.
OIs reform must I'D Themselves
TO the public. Tie author. q al does him hoIor -
| lCofnuiercial Advertiser.
Tie writer combines the s-rsuatv of the fash news
papers with the machine morally OF >. Arthur
| Hartford Conrant.
This book hs evidently emans'ed from an intellectual
mind where purity dwell = Dispatch.
| "a brilliant and bad book - Sunday Times.
ltten in az earnest aLd Christian spirit. Leader
"The book is every respect utterly beneath Criticism
| Boston paper. -,
III lind u iousard upon Thousands Of interested read
ers and win thou snt wei as sertatlon-i-t l.
A,las
Meauwl bile the public buying the book which has al
ready reached third edOnsnd deciding for themselves
! vol. l2mo. T. -.
Published by JOHN BRADBCRS.
No. 40 Wslkert.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
T.W. II +, Ne,
IMPORTER OS T. MON LOOKS,
No. 1888 Fulioh.... iew.Y'rk.
.pRE MERCANTILE AGENCY.

U1RE MERCANTILE AGkNCY.
NEW REFEREN'7 cook.
X. q. DUN Co.
8et to intimate to their Subscribers snc tie pubic that hey
have now in press and will hCty i.uc, and greatly
Improved -,,.,.,. ,.,,.
indicating the Capital aud rG Standing OF nearly
pyery Merchant 1rsdrr and Mnu ei in he United STATES
These estimates and ings upon tho revised de
tailed Reports in Thit.e and Ar ee Offices and con-
dense an amount and de,c;ion of normation most
ssntiai and most useful 70 every Greufof of redis.
The issue Of the a. been cfrod order to include
IN all the numerous change, IN trs irh occur at the
cormercenen Of the year also GO complete Southern in
formstioD which will be oGnt largely Augmented IN the
forthcoming volume.
We shall also issue smaller edition containing ratings Of
al the Merchants in -
THE FIFTY PRINCIPAL CITIES
In the United State This edition h. found particularly
useful for Manufacturers o Merchants, lnpor ers,
and others whose business relations mainly with houses
Ia prominent cities
Specimen Copies be terms Of subscription made
known AT the principal Office No l md 295 Broadway or
NJ The Associate Once Of h. Russell Boston snd branch
ofcss In the following c'ies: Phi ntlephs baltimore Gin
cinns Pittsburgh Cleveland pero, Cictgo Milwaukee.
Louville St. Louis Torouo and Montreal Canada, ana
London. Eng. - n nr-v,
No. 293 end 295 Broadway.
N.-York Ian s. 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
By PROF. GE0rGD P. FISHER.

ESSAYS ON THE supfRNAft'RAL ORIGIN OF
CHRISTIANITY with srecp rsirrrnee TO the Theores @.
Strauss end the Tubnr,n School by Prof Geo r.
Fisher, of ale College vol. 6voi prce 50 sG
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Mem pnblieailons.
A NEW WORK ON POLITICAL ECON
JUST PUBLISHED BY
CHAkLES IT LlnNkR A Co


rx No. ia Grand S.. Nrw-york.
EbEmENTS Or POLITICAL ECONOMY, by ARIHuR
AuHAh fERRY Professor Of Histoy and Political Economy
VI "uAams College vol crown 8vO. Price ~ So
Ih""a clear presentation Q tie Jae and principle, oF Po
"neai Economy adapted to The Of The general public
''hea no'o dep0ndin0 Leore Information and d.
eeon on thf' mporfant subject The tIie Of Money ond
<ore9n Trade as being prdeioai ga agitation
'"oa9hout TIE country hare Testtd te,y uH tsanent
snd NE late ds weR "a the earlier financial experiment. Of fae
C"'fed States are fully eonsiesed IN lie light Qfths prne'
0'Is'rsssdbym
40 From The Boston Courier - .
- One OF the most familiar Oud readable WORKS on fo-ich
rcouomy which We have INTO. The arguments
are well arranged and clearly stated"
- From The Nrwi olA Independent
. Iters Is bs book then In any OF
tHe more elaborate works subject thdt nave pre-
eeded lit the interesting and vuua6e one that has
peen gwen to the American public this important sub
3ect."
From The Legal lne gencer
wor1 thai all the diHeIen: systens and while
nowh' ac. Ogieiuahy, Il e.brscrs almost al that has
oeen said upou The Vita beet Of which well
treats"
NEW BOOKS ALSO JUST PUBLISHED.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

NOR SALE-On Thirty-fith.st, between
Fifth and sixtlavrs an elegant brown ,ion- HOUSE,
with furniture BY RouA. Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN,
p
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
BL A N K. E T S.

Blankets from the late auction sales, retailing a, le'
than wholesale prices A.o ro stock OF tomfofteIs an'
Bedding greatly reduced prices. Az sood. wslfan'ed
represented. W VI ~ oAhp'nn, ,,,. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
nor SALE--A WATER FRONT, in Brook.

lyn. Of nearly 800 feet with bukhcad the whole irnth
u,be Tor any ranui turing business for sioIag Ap-
ply 20 j. {. HCLL & sON. No. 81 Parl,Iow. New OK
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

TOR SALE.-Thc New, First-class, four
2a5 a. west ofsxthav~ House Il feet inches - feet
Lot 100 feet in hes VIII be completed and pos'esion
given the 1t of February Inquire Of tie owner j. g.
LSARES. No. % West Forty ninth..t.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
New.Yort, Jan. 5, 1866.

NIARIES for 1866, in geat variety. Pub
u Ii.bed ard sold at wholesale by KIO0ISS l. KEEL
EOoa Haul Book Manufacturer. and Statonsrs Nos ~
~ " Wulsmst., Nsw'IoIk-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
'VHE MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET OR.

FT'UE MANUN x HAMIIN NANINEI OK.
n CANS -FIFTYTWO COLD or SILVER MEDALS
other HIGHEST PREMll Ms have been awarded VI.
H. within few years. unA SEVENTEEN witlln ,hs lst
iour weeks, for THE BEST lNSrRI MENrs o. TIl1
GENERAL. CLASS.
Printed testimony i presented IN he ciscv-.s f-o1
than 80 Of tG mot emneut o.siris, sd mus ns IN the
country that JiE MASON Il HAnI,S CABINET Oh
CANS ARE UNEQU ALED. fnce, q 10 60 $500. VEe
Rooms No. !e6 Broadway. New-lors
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

quantities to suit for private re.dence. only upon the
summit of that beau ulot formerly belonging tie estate
ofCo Levi, Morris. bounded by Harlem River The hils'
sud one hundred and Liy eighth Il. Apply 20 LhWlS H.
BROWN No. SO Broadway q tho Office. oJner One hund-
rrd. md thiny. .ihifd NJ anl 1hIIl ave.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

EIRST.CLASS CANVASSER WANTED for
the City win, whom liberal sements will be made.
Apply to TIE INDEX, No li& futon-s, from 2 to D. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

Il Productive Property In the city. 40 a.rr' sev
era thousand . sc well "n,rIed sui fenced
Exec lent dinss Aloln. the celebrated Nineand tract
amber and Coz n. j., s. ulcs from Pad.pha Location
perfectly healthy X Box No. 4lOl Nov.ioIk.
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90 Ett.
66tels, ST..
situctions iDantso-fsmalss.

YOUNG LADY desires a1s 81 d1aa... and do % al
family oy yvng e Be.i OF references given Adore" or
kiTas MI -. ~ ~ u A f. AT 80. l76 East Tenths,.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
rU,HE HORACE WATERS Grand. Square

l ,nd Vprigbt P,ANcs MELODEONs an, CABi.
MT ORGANS Wholesale and ro,ll. To le, rent e.
owed rnT.hassi Moubly psyaerts received or tie
Secondhand piano. bargains tfoH Stu TO $2 tstory
and 45 HIosc@ay. C,h paid ior second hspa
Piauos Pianos tuned Sleei Misc little soieG y seuu
per PAGE Brooklyn Rooms 33S Feons oysg Dime ssvina
/ balk
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Mem Publications.
TIE LIFE AND OF PUBLIC SERVICES
SAMUEL ADAMS.
By WILLIAM V. WELLS.
Being NARRATIVE HIS ACTS AND OPINIONS AND
AGENCY ~ PRODUCING AND FORWARDING THR
AMERICAN REVOLUTION WITH ExrnACTs
FROM HIS Correspondence STATE
PAPgRs AND POLITICAL Essays


3vols.. 8vo. Tl2. just published by
LITTLE, BROWN 4 Co.
without The character Of Samuel Adams the true history
Of the American Revolution DO written For hfy
years his pen bis tonene his activity constantly rI
erted for hi. country without fee John Adams
in 1917.
The controlling genius Of the stoim"-I Ausn's Gerry
III.
II can he truly man; wise In counsel, fer
te IN resources immoyable In his purposes, and had
think greater share than sny other member In advising and
drtels our measures III the Northern In
Il cannot sufficiently respect his integrity end abilities. All
good Americans should erect to him in their hearts
-iGeoTg, Clymer in l.13
The Father Of Anerca-I stephen Sayre London t1l.
li there any Palnwus to the Revolution, Samuel
Adams was the man, Jefferson in 1925
The who hungeIed and thsted after independence
= Daniel Webster.
Such il the obstinacy ,nd innexibe disposition OF the
man. ha lie never be concacd by any ohce or glt
whatever Gov Hu,ensons Secret Letters to the British
Ministry.
at this who by his superior application, managed
tions in Newtngand' = Gaoways testimony against oaiu
uel Adams before Parliament, l71g.
One Of Plu'archs men"-i Theodore Parker. a.,
samuel Adams the last of the Puntins Mo,e
than Of bio associates he understood the ehcocy OF per
sonu intercourse with the people IL was sauiuei Au.ie
than any other individual WHO brought the fuess'; ;
ascendency was in FaDeu Hal. IA each new measure o az
brhry power announced from across the hiie"'a,
each act of menace and violence on tbe rs. OF vac
c. the Government and o the army occurred ID ,.
sound Of bis voice in Fancu Hal. ihcTe, as nom -
crowded gallery moderators chair he eninn'eu eni ~
ened fortihed and reused the admiTins tnrof' ne
them tore thCr beneath the R-ig oi ms hu"c s
e. as len gatheroih her chicken under Hes "ihss tu
ward Eyerefs Lexington Orstion 1882 ,san.x, y,
He tie hIst who asseTtcd tle ihu,pruueno' "
the Colonies upo the snprenle authority Of the hngd9m
Gov Huchsons reply to the questions Of George III CON
Ccrning Samuel Adams.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-10-26
Vice and Crime.

There are now in the Vermont State
prison, eight females, of which two are
confined for manslaughter, three for
women's crimes and three petty thett5.
The Youngest entered at fifteen and
the oldest at siXty-one. At one time
since January last, there were twelve
female convicts entered at eighteen
and under-the youngest being twelve
years of age-and all being sentenced
for crimes of mature vice.
This is new phase Of crime in Yer
mont-women, lads and youth i'll the
prison, in increasing nUmbers-and it
demands the earnest attention OF the
friends of morality and religion
What a field for home evange .ization
do our villages and streets afford,
even among these green hills and val
lays! Are the friends of Sabbath
schools aud public worship fully alive
to the extent of their sphere, and the
Importance Of going out after the neg
lecrcd ones, and bringing them under
the influence OF the blessed gospel?
From whence came these women
and youth confined in our .jailS and
PRISONS? Not chiefly from families
where the daughters arc rightly In
structed and properly watched over
Dy Christian parents, and where the
sons are trained to industry, morality
and good order. Not from the Sab
bath School and place of worship, nor
even from the day school where the
rudiments of a common education may
be learned, DO these fallen women ano
vicious youth come. No, not from
these, but from the low haunts of VICE
4 in the suburbs of our large villages
= from streets frequented byyouth who's
: parents are dead or absent, or wh'
care not to know where the children