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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08
H g t T. y
In SCHOOL DAYS.
BY J. G. WHITTIER.

Still sits the school house by the road,
A ragged beggar summing;
Around it still the sumachs grow
And blackberry vines are running.
Within, the masters desk is seen,
Deep SCARED by raps official;
The warping floor, the battered seats,
The iack-nife's carved initial.
The charcoal frescaes on its wall;
Its DOORS worn sill betraying,
The feet, that creeping slow to school,
Went storming out to playing.
Long years ago winter sun,
Shone over it at setting;
Lit up its western window panes;
And low eaves's icy fretting.
1t touched the tangled, golden curls,
And brown eyes full of grieving,
Ofonc who still her steps delayed
When all the school were playing.
For near her stood the little boy
Her childish favor singled;
His cap pulled low upon face
Where pride and shame were mingled.
Pushing with restless feet the snow
~ L II loct Io I.nno,od.
And restless'y, her tiny hands
The blucchecked apron fingered.
He saw her lift eyes; he felt
The soft hani light caressing,
And heard the tremble Of her voice
As if a fault confessing.
I'm sorry that spelt the word;
| hate to 60 above you,
Because" the brown eyes lower fell,-
because, you see | love you!'
Still memory to gay-haired man,
That sweet child face i. showing.
Dear girl! the grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing.
He lives to learn in life's hard school,
How few to pass above him,
Lament their triumph and his loss,
Like her-because they love aim.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08

Humming in calm content his quiet song,
Seeks not alone the roses glowing breast,
The lily's dainty cup, the violet's lips,
But from all rank and noxicus weeds he
sips
The single drop of sweetness closely pressed
Within the poison chalice. Thus if we
Seek only to draw forth the hidden sweet
From all the varied human flowers we
meet
In the wide garden If Humanity,
And like the bee, if home the spoil we bear
Hived in our hearts it turns to nectar there.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08
CHARLESC G. DODGE,
Lamoille County Insurance Agency,

Morrlssylle, VT
2 Ofice in Powers &c Glled's Block. Insurance.
|IIocted TO any amount In the best and most reliable
Eock and Mutnal Companies, and ut tho lowest
|Ates. Farmers insure In the farmers Mutual.
cost OF inmrng village dwellings, mrm property
~ oulde rsns LON u " % per cent LEE ~ aIi
|oss or damage by lightning. I have tho Agency
md list OF expiring Policies In Lamoiile County.
Nisslsquoi Valley In Orleans County, Hardwick
nd Waterbury. No policy will be allowed so ex.
pro without the assured having timely notice, All
whether by mail or otherwise,
Tili he promptly attended 10. 2u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
The subscriber, having retired from the firm
~ W. &R. G. Gilbert of Montpelier, will
sontinue the practice of Dentistry, in all its
branches, at
MoRRIsVILLE,
where MS good work will be furnished at reason
able prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
State. And shall hereafter keep my office open
during the FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
MONTH, but shall be away from home more or
tees of the remainder of the time.
have ALL thc moi,rn Improvements, and
~.rrant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
~ will be required.
Morrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 39tf
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Iw BLACKsMITH-SHoP
WITH AN OLD BLACKSMITH

As can no longer rent the shop where have
|one business during past years, have removed
~ place Of business to n new shop few rods far
1er north on the same street, and with new tools,
Nv prices and less expenses, believe can satisfy
ID that will favor me with work. Farmers pro-
noe taken In exchange for work, Mt ruling prices.
JOSEPH GAUTHIER.
Il HYDE park Nov. 8. 1869 stiff
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08

2. wv. J. PECK, Dentist.
johnson, Vt.
Natural teeth put in the best state oi pres srvati9
#Srases of the gums successfully treated artifcia
Iosth made in every style known to the professional
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08
Miscellaneous.
nLACKsMITHING.

DLACKSMITHING.
The Subscriber having purchased the shop,
tools and good will OF tho Establishment lately own
"A by Henry ]. Lilley, is prepared to do all kinds
Or work in his line promptly to the satisfaction OF
Liz patrons, and at reasonable rates Of charge-re
spcctfully solicits the public patronage N. B.
farticular attention given to horscshoeing.
HYDE Park, Nov. I'd, 1859. PATRICK McELRoY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08
A SONNET.

ny MRS. ANNE C. LYNCH BoTTA,
The honeybec that wanders all day long
The field, the woodland and the garden
o'cr
To gather in his fragrant Winter store,
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& PENNOCK, Hop Merchants.

IHIRLEY g. PENN0CK, Hop Merchants.
A Good Supply Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN HoPs!
on hand and for sale at the lowest rates
IA Also Hops suitable for pressing
No. q Haverhill Street, Boston, NJ
M. SHIRLEY, II s.. NJ. OcK.
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A CoUGE, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
,SlLrre1lor'S NOtice.

The undersned would respect ully give notice
that during the summer vacato of the Peoples
Academy from May lst to Sept lst, he will be
ready to respond to professional call in Civll En-
+. C. HATHAWAY.
Ntorristo,vn Anril 10Th 1870. 2ltf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-10
Commercial and Financial.
Raltimore, Iive stock Market.

l.IGl ~ r"'' BALTIMORE, October8
Il BkEFr oAET1E---The market yGStbrday atter.
noon opened very dull, there being but few buy.
ers or sellera on hand, on account Of the Jewish
holiday, 90. closely observed. The supply on
hand not being largo, holders Wete aEm, and purs
chases could not be made except at an advance Of
about 10 per ID on the rates Of last Week'-Gom1
400 head changed hands, chiefly to Baltimore and
country dealers. The supply In the Yards this
morning being larger than was anticipated buy
eFS held on and business commenecttlAte, and In
the course of tho morning Cthe market being
dEaggy thFoughopt,l the advance Of yesterday
last week. The quality Of the. offerings was Q
shade better than last WeeL-priees ranged nom
SAitO 81 As. Some Of the offerings were left over
unsold. Mich Cows arc in demand, selling Of
go 70 $40 per bead as 70 quality. Veal Calves
arc in demand, but unchanged AEl Ga9c for good,
and 6@Te for common. Pflcesi to-day fOrI Beet
Cattle ranged as follows: Beat beeyea Of $40
7T6; generally rated AFat quality Of IS h001 %;
medium Or good hir quality a. a 4loe5 6e otdi!
nary thin 8t0prS; oxen and cows 81 0Qf1A p; In:
| feEiOr and lowest grades Of cattle q 6094 90
general average Of tho market to-day % g19]f;
extreme range Of priees $3 600I76. Most Of Tho
sales were from IS b0t0 80 10 per 100 pounds.
OF the receipts 6t3 came nom Vest Virginia.
and 3sI rom Ohio. Total receipts for the week
2,071 head, against 276S last week, and 1871 same
tmo last Year Total sales for the week 1T18 head,
against SS23 last week, and 1888 head same tune
last year, ..ii.. z .IWIilI,n .biif !,s!H& Z,
sIEEPS: There has been . full supply Of com.
mon Gheop on the pArket during tho past weak
Prices to-day ranged aS GolIOWesl BaIr to good
Gheop at u Axe, good 70 extra 4Aabb4 70 per ,lb
gross. Stock Ehe6p 81 S009 % per head. 1Am6s
at - g1a4 90 per head, Ree0lpta this week b0S9
held, against SSdi lAstWeek, and Sea heAd.same m
Hod3-F -Fhare has been a dir. supply. in Tho
market during the past weelE, and tho demand
about equal. thereto, Prices to-day ranged, %
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NRWlYORK CITY.
3 NR,wy Ya YoaRK;o october cE 8.

"' ~ " NEW YORK; October 5.
.Tbe examinat III .in relation "a The VIII
~ tho M late JaTneS r, Tsvlor M henillion-
afro 's which isgcontested + Nv l1is rrand.
danehter Mira Rowland was iBe1tiI1 yes-
terjaT be(ore Surrogate Hutchins.
A hatch oS murderer were sentenced
by JndGes In1Tah6m and Bedford. yester.
dsv Tone hoS;eyer fa capital pnnishment.
Tohn 0ninn fSr kiiling Dayifl 4Reisher eot
flflepr TeaFs n fiIe Stats 6rison. Thomas
shovfi6y tEIeh yIe6fs for Killing Daniel
SisbsiIs and HnSb Matbers one wear ior
EiIIinr i Hugh @ Me6ulvs suf s 2zTli1T N I
Affairs ai In, NAVY Yard ara, now quite
active OhtH416i6. Rhar AdnifSl Gold.
an il to be reIieyed in command by Rear
Admiral SIeiancth6ri Smith The frigate,
Guerriere il expected AT the Yard 70 20
INTO dryi Giocks antli repair5 j itiinfieS, taTRe
Massachnsetts in the docl, for two months
mast ia IF, ,he. taken, ont To admit the
Gmerriere.i +! 9!Fhe latter vessel isilvinr at
anchor ri iFllis isIaTd. 5i1fsc6afei6G load.
'ed shell The Tennessee now has her
,mastS IN and 1herI,varilS Z will he crossed
today Work il nTo1ressinr on'the mn.
neSots She Is to he lifted with quarter
gaIIeries ! The old monitor. Roanoke Is
Stiil nj the dock Tine United States
schooner Yacht. :. 9AmerIca. mas gone TO
tGnnsnoIis TGe FLORIDA n al the eiock Of
he Ordnance Department, awaiting the
action nf the limited States Court " sFf' ~
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~ 6csFEiisfiP scopes
Etoml n PAIlaillnlla Alt. - -.


Carrier Pigeons, 1t Is announced, are
now the only means Of communication be.
tween Paris and Tours, where the seat Of
Government Of France has been tempo
rarily established. Since the introduction
Of the electromagnetic telegraph the use
OF carrier pigeons has nearly been discon.
tinucd, although this means Of conveying
secret intelligence is still employed. They
have, however, been more used In the
Turkish dominions than in any other part
Of the world. The advantages to be de-
rived from carrier pigeons are very limit
ed, as they cannot be dispatched to their
homes except under peculiar circum-
stances. Thus carrier pigeons must be
brought from the place to which they are
to return within short period, not OK
ceeeing two weeks Of their being let loose,
and at time when they have young In
their nests. The bird must also be kept
in the dark, and without food for eight
hours beEoraIb being released. va y
The message Is written on very thin
paper, and enclosed in an envelope tied
around the body and under the wings.
Another inconvenience, when the journey
Is for long distance, arises from the BIRDS
alighting in quest Of water, by which the
message may receive injury and be oblit-
Grated, In order to alleviate the pangs OF
thirst 1t Is customary to bathe the pigeons
feet in vinegar, so as to keep them cool.
The instinct by which the carrier pigeon
Is guided has never received sufficient
explanation, as other birds possess equal
and even greater powers Of vision, but
cannot be trained to carry messages.
When the carrier Is lot loose 1t rises spir-
ally in the air to great height, and then
proceeds to It's home at rate Of thirty
miles an hour. The carrier pigeon Is OF
a remarkably large size, being fifteen
inchesip length from the point Of the bill
to the end Of' the tail. The naked skin on
the billisveryl yllarge, 'Sndlfs coVeredSYith
red fleshy excrescences; the eyes are sur.
rounded with q broad circle Of naked red
skin, and the wings reach nearly to the
extremity of the tail. The carrier pigeons
are trained ut an early age by being at
first taken few miles from home and
then lot loose; tho distance is gradually
increased until the birds acquire great
facility in carrying messages An actual
postal system, in which pigeons were the
messengers was established by the Stltan>
Noureddin AIahmoud, who died in 1174.
This pigeon mail lasted for over eighty.
four years, or until 1858, when it was des:
troyed by the Mongols, who had captured
Bagdad.
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GENERAL NEWS!

Ia f, t,s tf,if .fr - .77-T-aib Eslt Hdh - ~
I Francis Durcck, Catholic Priest from
Cincinnati, eg10pte, to Galveston, Texas;
dfedIon tie street. st ST. IpuiS, Friday, of
herh6rrhage Of thelangsf@ AG ~
DIR ", q, Jones, q prominent gphysi;
clan rGSiding IL Cleveland was s66t and
instantly killed., Saturday morning, by
Dr. GaIlcntine for the alleged seduetion Of
Ibis wife. Gallentine Immediately sur
rendered himself to the police and is now
under arrest, awaiting, examination.
There was a heavy frost at Buffalo
and Oswego Saturday morning. \ 18
-Wm, W. schenenry has recovered
$4,000 from john y Goodrich, Ex:Col-
lector of the port Of Boston, for libel in
charging him 0f che ting the Government
by fraudulent al ion ofYpapers passing
goods through the! Custom H61se;2
Geo. Washingt6tS coIotels pedes.
trian at Boston; al, q ao' clock Saturday
morning, accomplished tho feat of, walk, ~ /,
ing thirty hours without CESSATION 9on q
plank nine feat long and one foot wide
I -EIasE. Bafsloow,, q aschooE teacher Il
Canton, Mass, died Saturday, from bru-
tai assault with. stones made upon her
"Wednesday last, BY t6ur3of her scholars,
who have been arrested for murder.
IA man known as Rev. jos. s. Green
alias Rev. u. Cumistop, was arrested in
Middleville; Conn., Friday, byta D Boston
detective, on ascharge ofacommitting lfoFs
peFics to the extent Of $4,000 in Indiana.
He will be taken to that State for trial.
sti!-On6of the largest sufferers by the te7
cent food inths she4ap dgah5 z alle Y }wys
Captain Avis; Sownet' 'of'a9 largo distlefy
swept away, who will be remembered as
having been the jailor Of John Brown be-
fore his execution. DIS HsAs7lVit g W
The Jury in tho Robinson.L .Lunsford
murder case at Mansfield, Ohio, have renv
d6red d verdict. Of not guilty. a1p.) ,4a
,,-A'Washington City grand Jury has
found o bill OF indictment against the
Hon. Joseph segar, of Virginia, for assault
and battery, with intent to kill ex-Con-
grCssnan w. s. Lincoln, ,on the 4th 81 last
August " fsS ~ Sz ~.
SAScoiumbEs dispatch sGys ad3ices
from all partsot Ohio represent the Re
publican forces pretty well prepared for
the contest. The Sixteenth District,
which looked doubtful some time ago,
looks 80 no longer and Bingham will be
reelected. Some fears have recently been
expressed with regard to the Fourteenth
District, o ;tempeTap prohibi bitiOn caldt:
date having be6ri pdE III ne field Inst week,
but the correspondent thinks Monroe will
win.
I-Ehe fieSaips Gf sI6laians stdte#al'
amount to over $4,000.
"A Washington dibpatcht6 Che Clncif-
f4e PresidsSt * ccohSSrsSt fo dSy express.
ed the opinion that Brown would be elect
ed Governor Of Missouri and lot the same
time declared thaE lie ielt compelled to
remove officers who supported that ticket,
BE had slEsaa y Y ss u aESs y "a sqae 4 IS e1t
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R ETHXNY Z COLLEGE,


The ThIrtleth Session Of this Institution will
commence on MoNDIT, S6th SIPTIrnTR, 1870,
and terminate on the 18th Of June; 1871. It's
FOmAntically situated In the midAk OF 4ha beautl:
fGl and healthy hllle0pntry OF tho "PanhApdle" ~
loR West Virginia eaSily bl0by tatholautl
river and surrounded with the most tAyota In7T
huenteS for student life. II has . pfopeEty In
Endowment Buildings, Apparatus, Li6raty &c,
Of over 1850 900 aud Ii thus enabled .toE9ubE
tain faculty. and fnrnish facilities for 9thot6ugh
education, OF the very first ofdRrIsfilG .tcipUlR9
/ AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
for both public aud private Boarding. ind rtt1f.
nished rooms win be lot to students who o'Wish'toA
COURSES OF NsTRU0T1oNs-L Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient LAq1l
guageS, for tho Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts, 3.
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degfeoeti
Bachelor Of Sciences. 8, The CoufAeSof' Mastet
Of Arts. q. The Course for Magtsroe Scieneest
Engineering, &C. Detailed informAd den5Aglt %
these Courses will be found In fcat4l 0GuBi5lDI
APPARATUS AND, MUSRUM.-The 1nstltu.
ton has aeomplete Bct,of PhllpBpphlca sAppa-
rAtus, and stndGhts WHO wish taf6 traihed IN
tho ilsO Of Field Instruments, ,-alsoA Thoroughly
dtted mp Laboratory, for practical inBtTEGtlqn
and work In Chemical 3AnalyBtA,. and an Sfnbl6
Museum for tho study Of Natural History Nv
TERMs:-Tuit $50 per sGfsibn. 4 Bob tdii&
from 81 to IS per week. Unfntni6h rbbmA 81
per session to, each STUDENT preparing fbfSth6
Ministry. Free tuition to- sons OF MlnlSt@Bo opkny
the Gospel Of oil denominations. ~. no, n,
For further particulars Gpply for catalogue to-
Prof.. O. L. Loos, Secretary, or to -,T
r. W. &. PRNDLRToN President,
jyis Bethany, West Va 1,
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Republican Meeting in Morgan.
BERKELEY SPRINos, OcLober

DEIIhELEI DENINuSI OCVODUI %
To the Wheeling IatelIQtnor.
We had q large Republican meeting ip
our Court House this titer1o6p. Although
little effort had been madeS oil parts OF ths
county were fully represented. Governor
Stevenson gave an interesting address on
the National and State policy Of the Re:
publican party, which was well received
by large and attentive audience. AS
you know, Morgan county Is strongly Re-
publican, and-swillsgive.a large emaj0rity
this Fall for the Republican ticket & YIr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-10

IT is sad to think that even royaltymay
descend to slang. While tho Grown
Prince was watching!from the court yard
of the palace, at Versailles, the flight oi
NJ. 9Tissande balloon andLtheVaiil efforts
of the German riflemento take the daring
eronaut ION the wing.H he turned to q
member of-his staff, and pointing to the
airline ,voyager, uttered these strange
words: tyelli Heitzsf how ish, dat fprhighS''
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RUSSIA.
U-t..=
2 81. pRTEisnURa, OctoI

The population Of thed district Of Sch1go-
rcIssiah having rebelled against Emir, the
Russians haVeagain subjected that region
.t6 lis authority The Russians weru
Obliged to storm Kurab, where tho rebels
entrenched themselves In this enc6un'
Ten, Inc Russians suffered a loss OF one
officer Killed and eight wounded, eighteen
men killed and two wounded The rebel
iioss not given; but heavy. At last &C.
counts the country was quiet
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Cincinnati Market.
Y. CmnnNATI. Ociober IS,

,:-,a, sssac;,s, CmcnntATI, October g. i
F368R@6ai SSd pfess iS dsSopins d family ss %
aRsSGiiSs4wheat-Dull sSi and deceiIned; red 81 IL
@l Is. CoTn-SGleS new at 46cS old 60@92c,
Other grain unchanged. .i.,,,...
GRoCERrEs-Demand fair and hrm.
Edas-Fim at nc. i,oG; n' - ~ @fE
BuTTER-Firm.gI .t;,g r-Huai .lit l.HI
PRoViSHoNs- Pork-DemAnd good Of fuli prices
at $25;' now asking $25 30. BGcon-DemAnd &C
tive and prices advanced; shoulders la1c; sldea
1T11Sc for clear rib and clear. sl, EnE Y
WHISKr--Dull Rt 66GS7c. f.stysr., b
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GERMANY.
-. ) sBER1lN. October,, 81.

E 2 BERLIN, October g.,
The official journal denies the existence
Of any correspondence between King
William and the Pope since the Both oi
July. hes,@H ..ag5
Z Gen. Won Falkenstein has revoked his
prohibition against social democratic
meetings. &c exacts police supervision
Of any meetings tending 10 eInbolden
France to decline Reasonable terms oi
=, Tie ueirhborhood ofiParis Is infested
with robbers, and night patrols have
been organized 10 repress lawlessness. y
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Two hundred and fifty Is what the Re
publlcans Of Mason count on ior their
majority.
While Senator Wiley was speaking al
Mason City, on the 28th ult., some mis-
creant threw q stone through the window
Some accounts say the Senator wat
struck by the missile, others that it fell al
liz feet without harming him. Decent
men. Of. all.paries condemn the outrage.
REMAKABLE @LoNaEv1TY.-Mr. q. F.
Gibson; the census marshal Of Roane
county, informs Us that there is an old lady
by the name Of - Hineman, living In
Harper township, Of that county, who has
reached the ripe old age of 11a years, She
Is still healthy, butts childish. Her young
est childis 81 years Of age. We doubt
very much whether any OF the census
offices ofthe United States Tor 1870, can
show an older person than Mrs. Hinemanl
Of Roane county, .Weat Yirginia.-Kdn
journal. < ssiti4fl
SCARLET FEVER is destroying many lit
tie children at Charleston.
EGk6ReE. s. MILLER, Of Jackson county,
hss pEedacea q potato Ea9gl . inches in cir.
canfefenco. SS SS
TuE "permanont seat" is now agitating
for o gus works.
iBIsnoP WInLAN ,lectured on ''Infal'
iibiltty"; yesterday at Clarksburg. 7 u
"A NEGRO confined in tho Richie coun-
" Jail attempted to escape a few days
ago. The Star says: "He dug a hole
through the wall large enough to crawl
through, leaving in all the brick on the
outside but three.p We don't understand
Just how that is; but the fellow didn't gel
out
Tue Richie ssdf keeps a poet for the
use and behoor Of advertisers. Here arc
some specimens Of the aflatus& 'jFl
o,I'll chase tho Bundle Bee,
Never, never more, ~
II And will buy my dry goods, IN
AtW. H. PeirpoInts store.
II you want dry goods, M t.,.
By tho bale or BOX,
Buy them at the store,
Of Rexroad q Fox.
I'D II dry goods or groceries, 4,
- You must buy at all j ~
Il ryDuy them Of the atoreif
Or Mr.. John Hall.
[How's TINT for Hight III,
BENJAMIN McGNNIs is the Republican
nominee Tor the House Of Delegates In
Ritclie. Oq II pN
THE Republicans Of Preston talk about
d thousand majority in that county. ne
I IsAAo BARKER, one ofthe early settlers
( Of Southwestern Virginia, died few days
ago in Boone county, at the ripe age o.
ninety.onc. He settled on Coal river
when the country was a bowling wilder
ness, 1903, when that region abounded
with bears, deer, SC. Dir. Barker was the
father of children; the grandfather o.
1l5 children; the great-grandiather of 1870
and tho greatgrcatgrand Of 2. i
will be seen that hedid his share towards
peopling tho Wilderness NJ sE .oa
Hon, B. NJ. KITCHEN and Moses MAIDEN
bousch have been nominated for the House
Of Delegates in Berkeley county, by what
in there called o Peoples Reform Party y
.
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,CmoAeo. October 8.
F1oua-D Demand light but holders firm at a O.
as IS for extra spring. Sia Htn S
GRAN--Wheat-No. spring Chicago f9irl!
Bi66iH seller last half Of month, 0ats-H0K
lower; closIng at 36c. Rye-Qulet and frm q
7Ixc. BarlCy-Spring No. 3 closed drmer
aSos-Dull and prices have declined 10000 a
CHrr1E-Firm at e lOas Is. j nali Y.
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4 Foa4 4t 4pttascl wisdom >comnsdd Is to
tho West, The, temperance men Of Mis-
souri, have Just held q State Convention,
whereat they refused to enter the political
arena, and fspudiated the idea Of cnacting
,prohibitorylaws, More wisely than their
Eastern brethren, they decided to lay be-
fore their fellow citizens facts to prove
why alcoholic drinks should be avoided
Is beyerag TAis3is the only WY Of
lwarring on intemperanCe, because 1t IS
.,theo only one that promises to prove sue
Cessful. ...s.,s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-10
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yellow & tqsSee n ~ g s oaf q3safs q9ssf s
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-10

3s GRAY HAIR S'REsUSfEs IT'S ORIGINAL
CoI,oR under the operations Of PHALoR's
ViFAifGs on SALVATION FOR THE hair,
which contains nothing dirty, Is tranpar-
ent, without sediment leaves mo Stain on
The scalp, no iinple leasant Od0r In the hair.
Sold by All druggists and fancy goods
dealers. - p '.''S n @ cod.