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10 have been stolen were horse, wagon,
whip. and coat. The respondent was a
young man who formerly lived in Iras-
burg, but who possessed rowing DISPOSE
ton, and has been moving from place to
place, and was for while in the army
1t appeared in evidence that Clark hired
the horse of one Benjamin, of Salem, for
the purpose of going to the funeral of his
aunt in lrasburg. 1t seems that his aunt
did not live in lrasburg, but somewhere in
Canada, and the prisoner went to the tor
mer place. and took his mother and car
rect her 90 Stanstead Plain. where he of
tered the team for sale. Not meeting
success, he next turned up in Charleston.
where he again offered it for sale. and fl.
nally did succeed in selling the horse.
Afterwards he went TO Island Pond. where
ne got nd OF the coat, either by pawung
or selling. but was arrested and brought
back to Charleston. and compelled to take
back the horse. We next find him in
Ntanstead hired out to work by the month.
where Sheriff Kendall found him, and he
was induced to take the team scros. tbe
Line. When he was arrested and held to
talal. One OF the deiences was the plea
of insanity His mntber tos,ifod tho. J.,
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Mar : w FoyIy Co.

M,Hr :. W. FowLI < Coz
Cent? ! hereby cerL:v that | have been r. uhlet
for scvcral with difficulty Il tn hatt sad lung
AID lave spilled 20 scycr.l physicians fnr help =;
have tri ain Il rScry remedy + IL"
which have been Tnn,iici, without Twin any
.z-i-t.ncc; hut had b. E"wi: wcah'r sul Wrls,-
uItil learn al Wistars R.lsam If MIA hrTy about
lief l. has onl. stored Ing, a sound state
bt sm entirely r-li we'd Of iircGlty or is ..c Il
the heart. hsys hc,.t,i III saving tia. II TIE
lest lung !ciue tef 1t, public. sGt ms. cher
fully sad cor,cicr u,ly recommend it to all persons
'uii,rin- with p.;n aary ETi.iuts.
J.. GILMAN
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s., Boston, 70. sale ~ ,!ru g.;i,s c.;crally.
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DEATHS,

Birthi, Marriages sGd Deaths inserted rsEs obitua
ries, including poetry, CrSTs a lire.
In this place, July II, after long ne.s, M Ansel
Ii. Wilcox, aged ).
In Lyndon, July 10, Sally G.. vile 4 Ama.a Knapp,
aged i year..
AT lsisnd Fond, July II, Ms. Louise :, wife Of
Homer III. Levi, ag.d 81
In Bradford July !, Mrs May C. Aiken. aged a.
Mrs. Aiken exemplary member Of the chu. eli
at Wells River
In Concord June IL, Hannah Tufts, aged 81 June
Y, JenisOn Carruth, aged 81 yrarz
In Kirby Jniy 10, Mrs. Lucn'ia Vife IF Joa, Re.u,
Esq, after lines Of nine YEAR il her 9Th y,lr
In ianv.le, Mr.. samuel F. Choa', aged 81
In TOpsham july 5, Mrs Many Wright, sged "a
years.
In Dsnvic, June - Mn Marion r. wife of the late
Fletcher Fry. aged Is; ye1rs
In Woodstock, J,ly 4, Anna & smith wife of Nahum
Palmer. aged AZ vei-s
In Eas; Montpelier, Ja-s- =, AItir \ Stevens, aft.
Of Jirncs Stevens aged - vas
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shipped last wTar.

on Tuesday. July 8. and organized under
authority of the commissioners. Holders
of 81, l2l 800 of the 81 100000 of the sec
ond mortgage bonds Of the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad Company have sign
ed the agreement to fund their bonds and
accrued interest in the stock of the Rut-
land Railroad Company. and have .urren-
dered their bonds for that purpose,
amounting to about $4,000, 900 in the stock
of the company. Sl.673, 200 of this stock
was represented at the meeting. and the
following gentlemen were elected direc-
tors:
John B. Page, E. A. Birchard. Peter
Butler, George NJ. Barnard, George B..
Chase, James II. Williams. John Howe.
At subsequent meeting of the direc-
tors, Hon. John B. Page was elected pres
ident, James II. Williams. Esq. clerk, pro
tenn. and Joel NJ. Haven. ESQ.,. treasurer.
The Freeman says lawyer Bradley.
counsel for Surratt. offered Mr.. Hobart.
of the Vt. Central road. 81 800 to swear
that ii was not Surratt. but another man
who passed over the Vermont and Canada
railroad in April. 1860. MIR. Hobart re-
piled that there was not money enough in
Washington to hire him to swear falsely.
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DR.. Wistar's Ralsam of Wild Cherry

In the whole listoE- Of medical discoveric. RENE
dy has performed many such rnakl' 10 cures Q.
the humorous AZ cto'F q III thros, lung. and chest;
- t!is long tried and silly c,:cb.ated Ra,a,a. So
generally aedscd is the superior excellence Of
thi remedy that bu. fs of tie many WHO have tested
itl virtues by experience fail TO keep IT at hsa as
speedy End certain cure for sudden s;s k. of coin
fully believing that its aI power. are mpr hem
enough 70 cmbrs every form of disease from the
slightest cold TO most dangerous symptom Of pull
monary complaint.
LETTER FROM RLDER II. L. GILMAN, 4 MINIS
TER IF THE GOSPEL ~ VERMONT.
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The bride at wedding in Cincinnati
asst week, wore diamond cross present.
ed her by her husband, which cost S4O,-
900. He can afford it, he's New York
millionaire.
A Washington telegram mentions a
movement quietly organized among con-
gressmen to put Sheridan forward for the
presidency. and predicts that it is likely
to become formidable.
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New York Wholesale Prices Current

Reported expressly for the -. JoI,sbr4 Cal,;on.t,.
by Ii. F. BALLARD & Co, General Produce Com
mission Merchants, No 81 Washington street y. Y
1-op ,,-r-r-1y ENDTNC. TIT " - 1Oc-
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PASSUMPSIC LODGE. NO. 27.F.A.M.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK
Stated meeting August Is. Called meeting August ~
ii. c. HASTINGS. Sec'y.
HASWELL CHAPTER. NO. ll,R. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting. Friday eve, August 9 1SiI
E. L. ADAMS, ss<Yetar>
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. S.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK
Regular COnclave August 49,
J. l.. PERKINS, Commander.
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Putrid Sore Throat-The best remedy that hss
ever been discovered for . dreadful disease i. John
sons Anoiyne Liniment We do tut simple Justice to
the medicine, well the public when recon-
mend the same for general use. -H1nGr " - Ddilg
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
were invented by on of the most experienced veter
Nary in the United States and offered
the public with the fullest tat whenever
used, entire .sti.f .cton mIst be the result
Save Your Doctors Bills. Co.'s DrsrrrsrA
CURE will save tn expe' Of doctor very may tiInes
if kept hand ready for immeiste use In the cum
mer season, for cholera morbus, pain In the stomach
diarrhGa &c, il l. sure and certain remedy
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BOSf0n MARI ef--.lulv is

FLoCR-Wsstern superfine 8; si."o "a ss.n-
common extras at $500 a sl101: medium do Sill
20 q 1900; At. Louis At 2l4.0o q lS.00 4 Dbl.
yellow sl.20 "a 1.29 OATS-uor-hern. q \. a s3c
weatlrn o-eO q o.o". RYE GO al &c SHORTS-
s35.W.ta SEQ.
P0Rk-Prime, sl9-25 a s19.Jo: mess an.e0 a
800: cleN,e.5A "a $500. BEEF-Ex.rs msex
s2S.o"; family. 5000 LARD. 10 "a lsL SMOKED
HAMS, Il "a l5sc . h BUTTER, ~ a kb.
CHEESE, clio q ID.
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STATE AT LARGE.
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company. chartered by the legislature of
Vermont, held its first meeting at Rutland
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AnciI n. WiIcoN's Estate.

b f;fNtH v m NV jcouam.--..ners,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

POLICE CoURT.-Three cases were
tried in the Police Court. yesterday
morning; those of Watson Grey and
George ScheIl for creating tumult and
disorder by lighting. and that Of James
Norris for violation OF an ordinance OF
tho city requiring dead carcases,
deposited 50 the river In front OF the
city, TO ne lowed at least one hundred
yards from the shore before being let
20.
on Tuesday, July 30th, Grey and
Schell together entered Mr.. SewhaFt's
hotel, mn institution, we think, situated
soInew here on Market Square. Sitting
down close to each other they appeared
very friendly and Anicable for a while,
but at last Mr.. Grey's tongue outTau his
Judgment and he committed the uupSr-
douablp bluuder of Intimatiug that the
beloved partner of Mr.. ScbelI's bosom
was 40 better than she should be. The
latter gentleman, boiling over with
outraged feeling, promptly said 10 Mr..
Grey that he was guilty Of gross false
hood. WheTeupon Mr.. G, jumped up,
seized his chair in both hands, whtrled
II aIoft, aud would infHllibly have
brought it down with crushing force
upon the devoted head of Mr.. s., had
not officers ScrOVgins and Harrison, by
thr most fortunate accident in the
world, happened to appear upon the
scene just In time 10 prevent the exc
cution OF his fell purpose.
BOth cOmbatAnIs were arrested and
lodged in the lookup. Grey was fined,
yesterday morning, $40 and costs.
Schell was discharged.
Last Saturday evening, DR.. Mccoy,
Twas notified that dead
horse was lodged on the river shore
Just below the cinder pile in front Of
the Belmont Mill. Proceeding imme-
diaIeIy to the designated locality, he
discovered the carcass in question and
had il towed over one hundred yards
into the strenm, when it was allowed
10 float off ms fuod for greedy fishes.
II was discovered somehow or 9TH
er that James Norris had put the horse
in the river at Detwiler's Landing, Fri
day evening. He was required to APP
pear before Judge Good for failure to
comply with the provisions of the or
dinance in relation to carcases OF ami
mails put in the river. At the trial it
was established that he had not lowed
the hotse out one hundred yards into
the stream, and the legitimate cOnse-
qnence was II fine of IS and costs.
There being no other business, the
Court adjourned until this morning at
8 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

\ LITERARY SSAEE.-ReceBtIy a
yoang lady in Southern Missouri went
one morning into her fathers library
for the purpose Of busting and arEang-
Ing bI. books, and whilst occupied in
this way, vas LoEri5ed as she espisd
ggba, she took 10 be the head OF 4 snake.
She Immediately raised the alarm,
.ghen a gentlemsn friend. like good
knight, came to the rescue. and drew
forth from his hiding place, an enor-
Irons biscSsnake, measuring some Fix
feet, and a. thick Bs ones 1riAt. Might
not ibis same snake b. a near kiDsnan
~ him who bsSuiied our mother Eve?
Al ali events ne seems TO have shown
the same pTOelivities Of iDiermeddIing
With knowledge OUT of his own pre-
Cibcts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, USIvERsITT
OF New YOKK.-Ths regular session
for lsG7-6s will begin on Monday, Octo-
Der 10. 1857, and continue until the ist
of March. The autumn, or preliminary
course, will begin on Monday, Sep;em-
Der ID. .....--
No similar Institution in this country
presents Hs great an array Of eminent
medical men in It's faculty as the one
mentioned in the foregoing paragraph.
Every chair Is oiled with gentlemen
who occupy high positions in the Tnedi-
cal world: and the graduates, of whom
there are nearly two thonsand seven
hundred, are noted for their thorough
ness in the various departments Of
the profession. Address lsIters to Prof.
Henry Draper, Registrar OF the FAcul-
~, University Medical College, co rner
Worth and Church streets, New York
CITY.
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YxHUT1oS Al BETHIyr-Ths

RxHDuIoS Al BETHGSY-Ths Phi
Jonathan soe5esy Of Bsthsny College
VII give pabIie e1hibition to-moE-
row evening at TX O'Clock, consisting
Of select and original orHtions, essays
and debate. a band % music viii b
m hand 70 eufiveu the exercises The
question for discussion, a. Eunouucs1
70 the programme, is, that Anbiton
bzs b,zzn more Injurious 10 MANKIND
than superstition" an tssue tbaS Ger
laInIy bss two Eides ana msIsln
enough on each 10 afford = very inter
estInz display Of dislsSties.
This Is vacation AZ Bethany ana tne
Phifonsihsan Society i q vac1tIou 90
cie,y, got up by such stucsnts a. HFe
remaining AZ the College, Tor the par-
pose Of Improving and entertaining
heir leisure bours. We have no doubt
the young gentlemen will sequit them
selves hsn6soEnsly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

ATTEsD TO YoUE Dop,-The uumsr-
ogs worthless curs running loose sbou.
the CT ,, have recently become pariicu-
larry vicious. Several casss have come
70 our knowledge within the past few
days where little children have been
severely bitten By them. Only Tuesday
evening, ohicer Price was Obliged 70
shDg, 0 dog, which had bitten snd woT-
rcd little boy IN North Wheeling
we warn all those owning dogs 10 put
rnuzzl ~ on them Without delay. a. the
police viii wage a war Of DETERMINATION
. Ssiizt those running AZ large without
their jaws tied up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

L. The sup-sms Court of Appeals,
Thursday, July 81, 1877, an appeal was
allowed in the case Of Jossph Martin
e. Michael Kslshsn, from the CtEeai:
Court ofGreenDrier county.
40 appeal was allowed in the case OF
Samuel WizhEmAn and wife &c. 8 s.
Cook and Joseph Spencer from the
Cfrcuif Court ofWood county.
In The case Of Dean Vsnabls and
others u. D. Co5msn and others from
the Great Court of Greenbrief county,
Sir. Stanton made an argument on BE-
halfof the defendants in error, and BIZ.
Lamb commenced his reply on behalf
Of the plaintiffs in error, bot not con-
Guiding a. the hour Of adjournment, ne
will close his aTgu meut today.
Court adjourned TO 9 O'Clock this
morning.
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sIxGEH.'s Latest IMPROVED SEwIsG
HAcHISEs.-We call special attention
to the above machine, as the most per
feet yet invented. II requires no skin
to operate il, has a greater range Of
work than any other mschiDe, and will
not get out of order. You can learn
TO operate itin I'VE minutes. It makes
the lock stitch and uses a straight nee
die; with II you can make the most
beautiful hens Of any width with as
little trouble as Is required to sew a
straight seam on any other machine.
II. Morton, at ISL Main street, has a
fine stock on hand. To-, Tn. d s.
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GRAVEL RooEs.-Mr. George Crum-
hacker OF this city, Is fully prepared TO
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satiAfhction, either in resisting
Ore or turning water. The tar used 10
put through process that frees II from
oil and benzOle, and no matter now
great the heat, ii will not run. II Is
equally efficient in roof of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Grandmother keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and side walks Of the best quail
ty, and for sale At the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test OF fifteen
years In Pittsburgh, apT25
Address me through the Post-ohice,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street.
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AenDExT,-Yesterdsy evening,
yognz son Of Simon Bser. Rsq., Of
,Sorh Wheeling, who does business on
Market Square, was riding a home
through the streets, when the animal
took fright and threw him OF. Some
gentlemen who witnessed the accident,
Immediately vent and picked the boy
no, and discovered that his arm had
been broken by the fall. He was con-
yeysd to his fathers residence IN the
First Ward, and DR.. FEiZzsi called inI
who set the broken bone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

FILL OUT or A WAooS.-Ws heard,
yesterday, that a boy named AcAdams,
had. While riding in wagon, taken a
6tand fallen out Of the same 70 the
street, iDJgring himself qnits ssVsTely.
TIE sceidsnt Occurred near the corner
ofBixth and Clay streets, East "hssI-
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Tor HAsHEo.-An enpi1ye Of the
c. d P. 4. r. YVES quite ssdOusIy burt,
Tuesday evening, in the dspo; al
mis- foot. One Of his toes WAs complete
ly mashed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

AocIDEsT.-In getting on the street
cars, yestsTdsy evening, gentleman
was onlucky enough TO step on a mud
dy place In the street, and the result
vas that, after wild plunge or two
forward, he fell dat on his chest and
lace. and bIaekiBg II not brushing the
came cOnEldsTa bly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

THE GROVER q BAKER SEWING Ma
CHINE stands unEivalled. II is the only
machine that will EXEROTDRR, and IL Is
just the thing for family sewing, hem
ming, brzjding, etc The mannfactu-
ring machine should be in every tailor
ing establishment, carriage and shoe
manufactoEy. Call at OItoby d DUFF
feld's jeweIry store, l03 Main street,
and examine machines, aud stock Of
watches, jewelry, spectaclez, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

tbs adfaesnt premises oEosd By ne
CnupGny, viii bseons re Sens Of
Iarxs busipsss opsrstors-
-sTiss Puruzo5 Of Tie SsnTood work.,
&C.,. thss river a AsrfiaEvlie, Il D.
Ioz rsuOFEtsd for . new campaign. m
a. lie supeEyfsion Of Manager Grow
Their. furEasennaa Of lArEz sLpsrisohs-
SEA viii NOS Be in ofdsE mach be9ors
the 6rEt n September. 50 pains ara
icing spared 70 make hsCa desirable
property.
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SoErH srKzET 81. Z. CHUEcH FEsTI-
-SotWitbstsndiDg the rain yes
terday evening, the festival At the
North Stree; Church was well attended.
The amount realized was, We under
stand, something handsome.
The festival VIII be continued this
evening, and the public are invited to
be present. a fne supply Of luxuTies
was lsft over from last night. The en-
tertainment will BE- interspersed with
dns Instrumental music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

LADIES look TO your interest, and If
wanting anything in the way Of
or Glass, you will fnd that
Collins d CbaPmsn's new store, Isl
Market Square, is the place TO buy it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

"WHo never tolls or watches, never
sleeps, who never fasts, no feast en-
joys" Without any desire to question
the truth of the above, we would re-
mind our readers that the place To get
glass Of ice cold, sparkling Soda Water,
favored. With the most delicious Of sYr-
ups, is at E. Bookings, No. Odd Fell
lows Hall,
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"CHARMsi STRIKE THE SIGHT, BUT
MERIT wINa THE SoUL-"-Such merit as
Poland,a White Pine Compound pos-
sesses Is that which wins the affections
Of an Intelligent public. For sale by
LRnghlinB & Smith and @. II. Odbert.
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SALE or Lozz-we invite attention
10 the advertisement Of s1-sher:h s=y-
bold, announcing = sale Of Iotz-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

PAINS and aches OF all kinds are re-
lisved by Logan's Arnica, tbs best
LIniment in the market! In Is and 50
cent bottles. Hta ~
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis
ordered Stomach, DO, use DR.. Ho17S
PtLLS. They have no superior as n fam
lily medicine. Price Is cents.
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Muguuito Bars

MADE 10 OEDEE IN ALL ETTLEs.
Nj ef5zzp and durable Aka, EepzlEsnE
tltSIss u Al kEEz1s q UplolEEsry vO1k. and
r.-yT sIzSsK EnA1s W osdEz. AzIEsJsss of AL
KID, ar. Insds On sbDFtSs1 DOsbss II TIE
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-01

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70 be had =; Collins d ChaPmsn's new
store, Isl Marke; Square.