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% For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use Cream of Violets." Fer sale by Ed,
murd Booking and Booking Il Carroll
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POLICE CoURT--Two DRINKS aud
three continuances is the record again
this morning. We trust Judge Good
will fine the direlict witnesses, on
whose account the cases yesterday were
continued, to the full extent of the law
1t is an injustice to both the defendants
and those witnesses vino do attend
promptly, to be compelled to attend
morning after morning to oblige those
who care no more for the processes OF
the Court than they do for the paper
they are printed on. Ten days in the
county Jail for contempt would make
some of them open their eyes.
Ephriam Kriter was chuck full, on
his way home. Crossing the Suspen'
sion bridge be met boy with basket
going for bread. Eph. went for the
basket and got it. He also got arrested
Likewise he got fined 81 and costs 70,
being booty.
John Williams was charged with be
ing drunk. John acknowledged thu
corn like man. There was no fun
merry in Johns case. He had beer
drunk, and he knew it. He was fneC
81 and costs.
The witnesses in the cases of Godfrey
Price, Pat Mahoney and Geo. Ritter
charged with disorderly conduct, fail
ing to appear, Judge Good ordered the
Clerk to take rule against them, re
turnable this morning at nine o'clock
to which time the cases were continued
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CARTING OFF THE HAIL.-Parties were
busy yesterday on Market street csrting
off the hail that fell on Friday. About
two tons were hauled away, and six or
seven tons are yet to be removed,
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SABBATH SCHOOL CoNYENTIoN.-The
annual Convention of the Ohio State
Sabbath School Union will meet il
Steubenville this morning at o'clock.
The Convention will last two days
The friends of Sabbath Schools from
this section are cordially invited to at
tend. Trains will leave BRIDGEPORT 70,
Steubenville to-day at SIS 4. NJ, e:4l
A. NJ, . P. NJ. and 2. NJ. 1t is ex
pected that special train will run from
Steubenville tomorrow night after the
Convention adjourns.
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wThe fire plugs throughout the city
will be "blown out" on Thursday III
order to clean the water pipes.
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For SALE CHEAP.

nNR OFFICE DESK, q FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Tive Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, II feet long.
Windows Doors, Nantes &c.
Apply Soon to ro,,~- ,,SI.co
.srIa.tf Bridge Corner.
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BThey are eating watermelOns in
New York. In few days we will have
reports of another case of cholera"
from that village. i.
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The action af Mayor Mcclellan and
the fire companies in allowing steam
fire engines to be used in pumping water
out of cellars, was unanimously APPROX
ed.
a condensed report of the Assessor of
Water Rents, was referred to committee
on Water Works.
Adjourned. a
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F1sH1NG.-"Anythiug pite you dareP
inquired one Dutchman of another,
while engaged in fishing yesterday.
"No, noting at all" "Yell" returned
the other, noting pites me here too"
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B-Don't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at l07, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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Strawberries are declining IN
price. For all of which both dealers
and consumers remark Gully"
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A DELICIOUS LUNCH.-Louis Gus
spread delicious lunch yesterday morn
ing. Turtle soup was there in all its
rich fragrance. So were the Lunch
Fiends. And they opened their mouths
and sang:
Beautiful soup, SO rich and green,
Waiting in q het tureeni
Who for such dAinties would not stoOp.
Soup of the morninE-beAutitul soup
Soup, soup Of the morning-seautlful soup
Beau-oo-tiful SCOOP.
Beau-oo-tiful SCOOP!
SoO-oop Of the mor-or-nlng
Beautiful, beautiful soup!
And then each poured out for himself
q glass of wine, and eat for himself q
plate Of soup,
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gFOr anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, go to Blond
& Bachman's. 49, r.
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II Blond & Bachman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Building Lot

NV VIRTUE OF A DEED OF tEU 20
made 10 me by Charles A. Brltt anu anu S SnI1
S- msG S.t ~ the third day Of April io6s, dnty
Tscor5ed in the Recorders othee lor sn RooS 81
re %Sio STATE of West Virginia, In BOOB o.
folio 49, will sell
AT PRIVATE SALE
Lot No IS, at the southwest corner Of CS saS.
- Ssveath streets, in W. W; SnriveLs SUI,
s1na 20 the city of Wheeling, being tne sAn "
.ion conveyed TO John Bennett, fstneL "
lane Bennett Britt, by said W, W. enrlser,
~ dssd sales July 9Th, 1887, and Tecoroeo y
BSoE A. page S95, Of the records Of Ohio county
Terms of Sale.
One Thousand Dollars $1,000 in hand, Ia:
balance in tour equal instalments Yayapsls a. a.
one. two, three and four years after day OF sAle
with interest from date Of sale, the tue OSIDl
retained until payment of all the PnrcnAS'
money.
selling as Trustee, shah convey only sucr
title as Is vested in me by said Deed Of Trust
SAMUEL b. BARNITZ,
Trustee.
p. ST the above described property be not
sold within thirty days 1t win be offered At pub
lie sale on TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1863, at IL
o'clock a. NJ, at front door of the Court Heuse
myil.td
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wYou can buy apair of Misses Last
nag Caters at rs cents pair, at Nc.
1876 Main street.
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wThe West Virginia State Medlcal
Association meets at Clarksburg to-day
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EFF. NJ. Porter is selling Ladies
Lasting Balmorals at IS cents pair.
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OFFICE AND SALESROOM
SHEIR'S MUSIC STORE,


100 MARKET ST., WHEELING W. VA
VNHE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
4 Making and Sewing Machine ComDined
that has made its advent in this or any other
country.
This machine IL warranted 10 execute ~ the
greatest degree Of perfection AL kinds and van.
cites Of sowing, hemDing telling, oorhng' tuck
ing braiding binding, Gathering and seVlng
on, quilting &C, that i or can BE- dow ~ any
machine now In use.
Il has no rival in its celebrated oyerseamtng
stitch. by which edges Of different iagfles AZ,
sewed together a. by hand sewiBg. Also 10 ~
Button Hole and Eycet Hole making ara TT
bordering on tho edge, Which u zone VIZ
equal beauty and perfec ton on a. AlnHs "
fabrics not excepting Leather. u - ono "a
chine doing the work Of many. -
n Il simple. nsiselsss and easJ % "a, 81
com biuiug IN one tho merits - al 0thots -
the 0nly seuing Machine now EnoEn mat CAD
male . terfectIy finished and bnAntiuI ba'tD.
Hole heaidss doing many varieties o. N0fA nov
5o1e nv Sshsr Sewing Machines.
Il, .korf ita COED qualities are 20 agPafeut
tai n has taken the FIRST PREMIUM ~
Ger Fair who're lt has ben eIhibitad.
f1Rwe warrant every Machine % give entire
saflsfact.sE. -
We seIl 4 beautiful little BRAID MAKING
MACHINE. Every Lady oAn make her Own
Braid my9
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20 Children's Shoes only 25 cents, a
F. NJ. Porter's, No. 1876 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

1--WE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Room The floor is l2s feet long by 20 feet
siEs. Has fine light Possession given imme-
sIat.I, 4 w. PAUL. & CO,
1915 Main street Merchants Block.
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Elf you want to see the best ma
chine in the world, go and see the Amer
lean Button Hole, Overseaming and
Sewing Machine, at 100 Market street,
See advertisement,
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Fine Dress Goods,
NOTIONS AND DOMESTICS,

Before war shall be declared I will commence
from this day TO sell
Mohair Poplins, worth 37ic, for sc;
Wool De LANES worth fOc, for SOC;
" Soc " &c:
And all other Spring Dress Goods "A low in
proportion.
Black and White Balnoral Skirts worth tI.25,
for &c.
Ladies Hoop Skirts, SOC
Ladies' Linen Cambria Handkerchief three
for Csc.
Ladies' White Cotton Hose I2ic pair.
French WhalebOnc COrsets, SlUO.
White T ks, fun assortment, as low a. &c.
Marseilles and Honey Comb Quilts cheap.
Black Gro. Grain and TAffeta silk.
Fashionable Spring and Summer Psrasols a.
cheap az can be found In the city.
A complete stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Cottonades for Men and Boys wear.
Floor and Table OIL Cloths, very cheap.
Window Blinds and Fixtures at the lowest
prices.
CARPET Cbaiu-Ths best , ply. ply and piy
20 be found IN the city.
Call and see for yourself and save money by
buying your goods OF
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1--WE STORE ROOM No. 0 MONROE
street. now occupied by Lewis, Little l. Co.
Also. the room No. IL, occupied by j. g. r
Morris. as a hardware store. Possession given
April lst, 1869. Enquire of
aeC3l W. w. MlLLEh-
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HGreat reduction in prices at the
City Shoe store, No. 80 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wGlaziers arein demand hereabOutS'
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,

l,ECOND.HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
doS sash (Glazed), Venetian Window Shut
tara all as good as new, for sale low bg
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FINE JEwELRY.-Oxtoby & Dufield,
Jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have just re-
lived large addition to their mag
rifceRt stock of jewelry, which en-
braces all the latest designs in jewelry
sets. breastpins, rings, sleeve and col
lar buttons, solid bracelets, &c. Also a
full line of all styles of watches and
chains, gold and silver for ladies and
gents.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
EOEs RENT.

NIyAEEROOM, OPENING ON QUINCY
w street over Hubbard & Bro. 5 store. APP
ply to Hubbard Bro. apr2l'u
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EGO to the City Shoe Store.
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rnR SALE OR RENT.

TJorrR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
Wheeling Island. Enquire OF
= JNO. p. GILCHRIST,
-,or95 9 Main street-up stairs.
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p,udered- charcoal, placed

TRy IT.-Powdsred9 charcoal places
I'D the roots, will deepen and i'm
~,ove the color of almost any flowers
sxospt the yellow kind gGss 3a~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

then require, - do gs1srosity Of IT,
prfvsss ind3v5dua1s hsd 4mnisked sup
ply. 81 H1,eA nrskstss yslninsd ~
home, aid When the harpers Ferry affair
was developed, no Vermont musketry
were found p kightsR the +. F. VIZ at
last till long time after Browns death.
s6crupulously honest the old man sat at
our Office table-with stationary, envel-
opes and postage stamps before him, which
he used in his correspondence, and to
which we babe him welcome. But he
left the dimes 1--WE had silver ten cent
pieces in those days) more than enough
to fully pay for whatever he used.
AS soon as it was known that "John
Brown" was stopping in our village, all
manifested a desire to see and hear the
man, whose arm, though past the merid-
ian of life, had been powerful enough to
drive back the Missourians into their own
State. Notice was given that he would
meet the people at the school house, and
at the appointed hour an audience assem-
bled. We introduced the modest and un-
assuming old man, as the "hero of Ossa-
wattamie" In his remarks he declined
the title, and said he was TO speech-maker
-he had done but his duty. He went
on and told the tale of his struggles with
the despotism of slavcry-the horrors of
that bloody border strife; how he found
his son Frederick on the prairie, cold in
death by the invaders hands ; how an
other son had been beaten, wounded,
taken captive and chained how the bal
lot box had been invaded, broken mp, and
all honest voters driven away, and the
votos of thieves and robbers substituted
how this foreign mob had made laws and
ruled, with a rod of iron and line of lead,
those people who had gone from the free
States under the promise of protection by
our government.
/ We little thought then how soon John
Browns body would be Wondering in
the ground, but his souI was even at that
hour marching on
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THE RUTLAND HERALD


The refusal of Don Fernando TO accept
the Spanish throne has thrown that coun-
try into state of perplexity and oeePono-
encv from which the general acquiescence
IN h;s selection had for brief period
emanoipated them. The public mind is
again disturbed by rumors of the most
disquieting, yet, at the same time, con-
Trajectory character. In the alleged re-
vival of the Directory scheme, the dicta-
torship of Gen. Prim and the offer Of the
crown to Espartero, Spain has enough to-
occupy itself in the way Of speculation
as to results. One thing is very evident
from all the intelligence that reaches US
this side of the water, that a change of
some kind must speedily take place in the
form of the government. The feebleness
and incapacity of the present ministry are
constantly becoming evident every day,
and it is impossible that the affairs of
that country can be carried on, even pro-
visionally, by cabinet thus constituted.
When Serrano was intrusted with the
task of re-constituting the ministry, it
was expected by the Chamber of Depu-
ties that all its weaker elements would be
eliminated, and such new ones intro
duced as would ensure its parliamentary
strength. To the disappointment of
every one but certain partisans, the port
folios were left in the hands of the inca
BILE men whose removal had been anx-
ionsly desired, from the fear entertained
by the chief executive power of disturb
ing the majority which existed in the adj
ministration in favor of the Prince. A
change of some kind has become impera-
tive, for there is not man on the Minis
terial bench who displays oratorical talent
enough to sustain discussion with the
opposition.
1t seems strange that no one but Sierra
no himself, from whom the least could be
expected, has exhibited any parliament
tary tact or ability. Whenever the indis-
cretions Of his colleague lead them into
difficulty, an event of frequent occurrence,
he relieves them from it by such an
adroit use of his limited oratorical re.
sources, that al are compelled to admit
that he is as good parliamentary as q
military chief. If he was surrounded, as
he would be in our country, by few men
of ordinary senatorial ability, Spain could
get on very well for period without
change. But with such blunders as are
arrayed on the side of the administration
we cannot see how it is possible that any
government can sustain itself even against
moderate degree of talent, that is to be
found on the side of the opposition. A
reconstruction of the Ministry, therefore,
must take place, and it is the prevailing
opinion that this can only be effected by q
modification of the existing form of gov
eminent, as there is no hope Of coming to
an agreement on the choice of another
candidate for the throne The American
people, in fact the whole world, will look
with great degree of interest to the pro.
gress of events in Spain, disturbed and
distracted as she is in her struggle for a
republican form of government.
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Meeting of Village Trustees

The first regular meeting OF the Village
Trustees of the village of Rutland, for the
ensuing year, was held at the office of
John b. Page, on Monday evening, May
3, 1869
The following trustees were present =
Joel NJ Haven.
John B. Page.
Henry Clark.
Loren Atwood
Henry o. Edison.
Charles f. Adams.
e. L. Foster.
The Board was organized by the cleo
ton of Charles Z. Adams, president, and
Henry o. EDISON, clerk.
Frederick Chaffee was chosen Supcrin-
tendent of Streets.
The following vote was passed =
"All persons wishing to petition the
Board of Village Trustees for building,
altering or repairing sidewalks or streets
of the village, or to make complaints for
the violation of the bylaws and ordinan-
ces of the village, will be required to put
them in writing and file the same with
the clerk of the Board of Trustees, to be
presented to the Board at their next regu-
lar meeting"
The Board adjourned to meet at the
same place this Tuesday evening at half
past seven o'clock.
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doubt ind it necessary 10 shut mp shop,
vk55s Asy s - 1'sc sSSs kesper wfH.
|ff be ID wise, shns d AouSs st onoe, and
nat wait until stafv4tiou compels him to
seek ether b11inssG Daring The var,
especially The early part Of it, there wsre
not boarding hsases enough in Washine4
ton, and not few persons got
rich at the business. About the
time of the close OF the war
however, the number had increased
so as to be equal to the demand
for them. Since the war closed, they have
been quite too numerous to be of profit to
their proprietors generally.
Irecollect that correspondent of the
HERALD not long ago, in writing Of the
boarding houses in this city, discoursed
rather disparagingly of the landlords and
laudladies thereby their propensity to
bleed strangers, &C., and dwelt at consid-
cradle length upon their system of re-
curing pay in advance. If he knew all
the difficulties they labor under, would or
could inform himself as!to the disadvanta.
ges, and the expense of running such a
machine here in this Federal city, he
would understand how little they can af-
ford to ''have boarder run off without
paying" and how necessary it is to exer,
| else the utmost caution and wide-awake.
fulness in respect to this, az well as other
particulars.
By the way, speaking of the "advance
system" in vogue here among boarding
house keepers, and their caution In re-
spect to trusting boarder where there
are any misgivings as to his being "surt
pay" reminds me of a story which | saw
in paper the other day, about German
shoemaker, who, having made pair o.
boots for gentleman, of whose financial
integrity he had considerable doubt, made
the following reply to him when ne called
for the article: Der poots ish not quite
done, but der beel ISL nude out THAI
man would not be apt to fail in business
anywhere on account of bad debts. Fl,
would be likely to fouish, even as |
Washington boaraing-hohse keeper.
F. T. A.
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