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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02

The proofs that there were snch
frauds are briefly as follows:
l. A registration in Philadelphia OF
l63, 900 voters against $4,000 in this
city, and an unprecedented majority
based thereon. When this CITY has reg
istered excessively, an increased Demo-
cratic majority has always resulted
Philadelphia illustrates the same law
from the othet side OF the house.
9. A flexible, elastic majority. !Oo
the night after the polls closed Hartranft
was credited with $4,000 in the city.
Next mornings papers, with returns
rom every ward, made it l7,OOO. Inc
official canvass swelled this to 2O,43'.
9 Positive testimony by the lnspec-
tors at several polls that the returns
sent in by them were altered IN several
instances after they made them, 80 as to
owe n .rtranft more and Buckalew less
votes than they received aud counted
IN at least two cases 100 were taken
from the Buc kalew poll and added 10
the Hsrtrantt.~ &c.,. ..-,,,
4 The positive testimony sdduced OF
frauds and atter pts at fraud at Lancas
ter Scranton aud other places. where
INSPECTORS were bribed or offered brides
To make false returns. =,
S. The expulsion Of William Nc
Mulliu and other Democratic politicians
from their respective associations for
detected frauds 10 the prejudice OF
Buckalew. a $780, L.
The purchase OF Bucksle~ vote dis
tributors in many instances 10 give ou'
the Hartrsnft ballots TO voters VINO de-
signed and wished to vote fer Backa'ew'
Sncb are a few OF the palpsble proofs
that fraud held high carnival IN Penn-
sylvania on the Srh instant And why
not? The enormous sans poured INTO
that State in aid Of Cameron, HaItrsnl'
& Co could not have been honestly ex.
nepded. They were not needed except
Tor bribery. And bribery was e1acIy
the work they were sent to do. Bucka'
lew voters by thousands were hired to
stay away from the polls, or to vote
for Hsrtrauft, while thousands were
misled into voting for the latter VINO
never doubted that they we're voting lot
the former. Supplemeuting these frauds
came those before noted.-Ne~ io'"
Tribxns. --,..-is r-..
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r. =. Marshai's Sale.

~x1ren STATES Of AMERICA, Dis
l "'N' Edward B Cooper,
Va.
,.,,-,,oq," Matte Robert" George Cooper
sean In Admiralty.
" 3aa,h..i,apra 10 an order entered on the
~ II E:oH.r. 49, in the ID trict Court OF
L,.Ir?,i,al -ta,es or The District OF West
80, IN the case OF Edward B. Copper
'.L me s.eanboIt Matte Roberts,
:. ,,sf,,a: IA ,1Ie outfit, apparel and fnr-
80, ~, I .ht / proc ed to sell. AT pubic auc,
..,u y the highest and best bidder, "a d
,..., '., Matte Roberts, at the public
r.'Hy IN ,na city Of Parkersburg, West
INT, r.,tri, OV WEDNESDAY,, THE goth
we NOVEMBER. 1872.
rs-m, of sale -One-iourth OF the pur-
- none, in cash, and for the remain
.,r,,s-a,.SoarihS the purchaser TO give ms
80. wiz security resident within TINS
sis. 20 W 1pOroved ny the Marshal, In
.,,,Isn0un's, PAYABLE resp ctiveiy IN SIX
'-.a9d ,welve months after date, with IN
.sfaSt nom date. .cy
Is Marsha Dist ct West Va
BY WIN. H. IR Mn, Deputy.
las s. WHEAT.
Prncto- for Libellant.
wheeling, W. Va, October IS, 1872.
p,'lS.Dt
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Farm of 1913 Acres Of Land
For Sale.

SlrUATE On THE BETHANY PIKE,
> aTe miles from the city OF Wheeling,
ali being part of the James Kelly farm.
II improve nents consist of a good two
Eo-y h-wed log house, Large stable, spring
house, &c. The land Is in a high state OF
cultivation. and has o. e-fOurth OF mile
trnt % the ke For terms, see l. 3.
Kelly, % the premises, or
THOS. OBRIES, Reat Estate ACT.
sugl9 Wheeling, w. Va. Fl,
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SAMUEL B. PAUL, Secretary. r
D. P. FACKLER, Consulting Actaary.
Judge JOHN r. LAY, Superintendent Of
Agencies.
Home ONCE, Petersburg, Va. with Local
Boards In all the cities OF Virginia, In the
District Of Columbia and In West Virginia.
Life policies are now generally conceded
TO be among the most certsin and desirable
OF investments. This company, managed
on principles of strict economy, of1ers the
lowest rates of premiums consistent with
safety, and lower, we believe, than any
other Company doing business In the State.
Its success Is an established fact.
All reserve rom premiums, as security
70 the policy holders additional 20 the CAD
itsl stock Is invested by the local boards,
within that locality from which II de-
rived.
Being convinced by their knowledge OF
the integrity and prudence Of the gentle
men who compose its Directory, and by
thorough examination OF the plan OF or.
ganization; thai II Is in every respect
reliable Company, the subscribed citizens
OF Wheeling, who have themselves sub
scribed 10 its stock and organized as a local
bnard, feel warranted In commencing the
enterprise to the favorable constL Grafton
OF the people OF the State.
RoBT. G. JORDAN, President
B. N. Eof, David Lynn,
b. ). Lynn, Geo. K. Tingie,
ID B. Hubbard, Geo. Il. Boyd,
VIM. v Hoge, Lucius Hoge,
W. 4. Hughes, Curran Mendel,
Robert Simpson.
WV. HOGE a BRO,
General Agents.
DIR. WIN. ]. BATES, JR-.
Med. Examiner. augSl-sb
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Farm for Sale.

, BOUT TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
\ 9c--.~ OF the very best hill hud-iwo
si1l--d arrsS under cIIltivatiOn-adjoiu
.ay and o. shepherd Tchechen and others,
9 thin on AMI one half niles of Beuwoo 4,
N,rshall county. viii sell entire or in
% n Srir purch lS-rS. aud give possession
IMMEDIATELY. ". v. HOGE & Bro,
>aplg Bailey's Block, MARKET Street.
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~ cuRfs psLSN9K
HRQALWNGS. LIVER { Rne1

=, Tia --o->ss-s-i Medicine - xh,ch tha aMtek
"a srs ab,ys pointed - seticf. The GsesvseA
b ficvcs he has combined IN Adrrsosy moro -
Nitlre's most sovereign curative Eropsrties.
which God has nstIled into the vegetable kng
dom for healing the sick. than were e ut before
combined Ia one medicine. The evidence OF THIS
tact u found In the great variety OF most obstf
nate diseases which u has been found 20 conquer
In the caro- OF Bronchils, severe
Cou Chs. and the carly stages OF COusum -
don, IL has a-tonlshei the medical hcalr, ard
eminent Physicians pronounce 10 the grcsteSt
mci,cal discovery Of the age Whus u cures ths
seTcrsst Coughs, u strengthens the rystcm shA
PARTIES In q blood. BY Its great and thsr
oT,r h, "a purifying properties. IL cnrss On
Huuors, hon tac wurst scrofu1a 10 Q
cpnn1n BioIch, PImplc. OF Eruptien.
N.-clrial dtSeas'. Nsarrl poisons, and tlsis
ef,,t., are e-Ii:c.tri, Ead vigorous health aud
so,,I c,1st,fal.nl c-taLi.sLcl. Erysipelas,
salt RIA 'un, Fever sorcs, scn'N o.
Rouyh skin, a shDrt. all the nune'' L. ola
eA,,s caIs,i ~ bal Mood. arr ccnqurrrn BY the
plyrrfIl NJ '.Gyig. ant lBNir0"atinC mrLl'lhe.
II v,u bel dan, Csousy. ,hNltAied. have sal
low r,lNr of kin or N-..uvI.h brown tpois oa
C,.rur h,Iy. r.Ilr.r haAFa.lr Or dlLfiness, bad
tasts IN upr'h aslal hat az clills. Aifsrnated
with not hI,lr-. los spirits. sud slcony ler
Won ara sIr,yug from Torpid Liver of
..IkjIieusursa.o In many eascS of "Gtvct
Com VI aiUtv only p1T oi theso symptoms
~, ry ',ri.urrt 4. 4 rruriy for al ruch cases.
~ p,,r.,f. Gpl'Sl Msdic,i Discovery has no
.l.,l Ait a rls perfect cures, leaving the iiS,
Of! s,-rn-'hsari art healthy. For the euv %
IAhituai Constipation at TIE bowels "
nof'r athnt rrmody. ara tho.r sho nave
u.nI II f,r IN = pu-pn.t are loud IN lis praise.
'r1n prpprIstnr oH.rs OIL coo reward Tor q mem
cine that viii equal It for the curr VI al tho dis
"a 90 k,r watch ~ - recommended.
Soii nv dr1rs-yt.Js AZ a. per bottle. Prepared y
y Y pi.-~. " y = - PrvprtctOs, NJ hIsChcuh
a. ! ,h,,.rG-y. ! 4 S-u-cA street, "sulalo, M
send vo,r si,.rcs, Tor pAiap .eL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02
Network Money Market.

NEW YORK, November |, 6 P. NJ.
MONEY-Market steady and quiet
at 7 per cent for call loans.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Msrket
dull at 1851 for prime bankers sixty
days sterling.
GOLD Market dull and heavy;
quoted AT ll3s6ll33
GOVERNMENT BONDS United
States currency skies at ll3s9ll35.
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For Sale.

OyEFRaMEDWELLISG HOUSE AND
| five acres OF Land, with good Coal
Bank on the premises five miles east OF
Wheeling on Short Creek.
T.-ms-Ole-half cash: the balance IN
me md twr years. For further particulars
.lluire At ]. Il. KimmtnS' Action II Gm'
. " John Fletcher. wheeling, west w
Mo oct7
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A POCKET edition OF the speeches o.

A POCKET edition or tne sPeecneS W
Grant is advertised in the Albany Arons,
Nth the remark that even those who
are upfriepdfy to the author may IKE
"a nut IL on tbs shelves Of their libra 's
ries Along with the works Of Jefferson
NsAison and Clinton.
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For Sale.

- 4 Two STORY FRAME HOUSE
fwiih seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
street also 4 small Frame House with
~ rooms on JscpD street: also a new
3-rS House Oh Eof street. containing
.jur rooms. l.. u. HUGH rs,
aly3 Real Estate AGENT.
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For Rent.

THAT WELL KNOWN TAVERN
N'lttel on Denny street, South Wheeling,
al the fixtures apperta ming thereto.
Enquire on tn premises, or Of
HENRY SMITH,
A. hos. Hughes Merchant Tailoring Es-
nb.ihment. 6et9
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FOR RE r.
For Rent.

TAE THREE. STORY BRICK DWELL
l ing az me lowe d OF Chapltne street,
Lel,re Wheeling. known as the "Parsor-
e1,' and belonging to the estate or L. j.
snOOeil, deceased. Possession can be
lal m first OF October next Inquire OF
>-pll-h II, NCMECH EN-.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

Dn,>GAND DRIVING PONY, PER:
80. cantIe aud reliable, will be sold
4 iec' R.LUK t'S
:2 ssssos,.ioT Livery stables, Market street,
p,-rnrir 'N'-"-'
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PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, NAM,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
o<-liA i-eoV-h

Every year increases the popularity oi
this valuable Hair Preparation; which IL
due 10 merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that II In kept fully up 20 IT. high
standard; and IL IN the only reliable aud
perfected preparation for restoring 0aAS
On FADED HAIR 90 it, youthful color. max.
ing n EDft, lustrous, and siIksn. The scalp
by It's use, becomes white aud clean. IL re-
moves all erlptlOns and daDdrun, and, by
it, tonic properties, prevents tbs hsir from
falling out, as IL stimulates and nourishss
the hair-gIan ds. BY ia Use, the hair grow,
thicker and stronger. In bsldnss, u r.-
stores the capillary glands 10 their norma
yigOr. and will create a new growth, sxcep
In extreme old age. 10 IL ths most ecoDofn-
ical HAIR DBD-siSG ever usd, ~ II require
lever applications, and gives the half q
splendid, EIossy Appearances. A. A. Hayes,
II. d.. state Ajs~ayer Of Massachusetts,. says,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality: and oonsid.
or II the BDsT PEEPAKATfos Tor IL intend,
ed purpo-ss-'
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers
in Medicines.
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For Rent.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
" Room and Dwelling. corner Market and
Iyi'Ion streets. Possession given iInmedi-
Iey. Inquire OF -...s--
.y,g WM.H BRINTON.
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clpERl cIoERl

uyo KEEP YOUR CIDER SWEET USE
/ .lStIlpht<of- Linz. 1t Is pnt up In bottles
containing enough for one barrel. Sold
wholesale and retail by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02

Tickets to all principal points In the Eai
and west can be procured nj the Onion
Ticket once, In Mclure House, and At ihs
Station at Bridgeport vv,.
novl Gent Passenger and Ticket Agsnt
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. November l.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat lc better and in fair
demand; No. white Michigan at 81 COZ
al 81; amber Michigan at 81 AZ; No.
> red at 81 AL; No. 2 amber Illinois at
81 So. Corn q shade better high
mixed at Ale; new at 39c; low mixed
at 4Oc Oats dull and unchanged; No.
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}. S. RHODES & co.

NsAt~o"S -AS
Is Lbs. Gum Opium,
Powdered Opium,
Is Hyd. Subj. Calomel,
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS q 90.
50 Lbs. Chlorate Potash, English,
Is Bromide Potassium,
IS Red Precipita'e,
25 Blue Mass.
For sale by LAUGHLlN BROS. d co.
800 Lbs. Gum Camphor,
Is Morphia sulphate,
10 g" StrychDia, -
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS. q co.
sCarboys Aqua Ammonia.
3 spirits Nitrous Ether,
Sulphuric Ether,
Muriate T1nct. Iron,
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS. & co.
5ODoz. Radwav's Ready Relief,
40 Pain Killer, Davis.
10 Pain Panacea,
100 Little's White Oil.
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS. q co.
50 50 Doe Ayre' ssssT s4tpe PII,or.,
50 Jayne's Expectorant,
25 9" Piso's ure Tor Con nmPtion,
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS. d co.
Is Gross wright's Pits
Is McLain's Liver Pills,
10 Jayne's Sanatiye Pills,
SO DR.. A. 8. Todd's Pills,
For sale by LAUoHLIN BROS. q co.
100 Doe. Pomades assorted,
100 Extracts for Handkerchief,
100 Lilly Whites alfstyles,
g Hair Dyes
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS. co.
so Don. Hair Brushes, many styles,
100 Tooth Brushes,
100 Cloth and Scrub Brushes,
20 busting Brushes,
For sale by
sepH LAUGHIlN BROS. & co.
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BALTIMORE &0HI0 3. Z. co.

bob4 IL Viii W NA2N La Lss wv
~ ~ VIII be- run by the tsf,a~irt
schedule on snd AFTER June I'd, Is72-- Wheel
ST. LOUIS ExPREss
KAsT-LEAvEs WE5T-LEAyEL
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. $50 A. u. daily at...-ll:l0 4. d
AKRIvEs AT ARKryEs At
Cumberland-Gl5P. =. Columnns.-.-6EP. n.
Baltimofe.--S2 Sandusky .-.l0s50
Washington Cincinnau.-Gl5 g
ID. C....-----9zG /. GS.teago .-..-.-.sSD A.
PhIlsdelphisIS;00 An st. LouiA--..-.l:O p. 4
FAST LINE.
xAsr-LxAvn wpr-LlAvn
daily st'....s.4O p. 4. daily at. s8 A. .
ARRIvEs AT AKRTvg AT
Cumberland 210 A. n. Columbus ---.-2ls ?. Il
Baltimore ..--s=5 sandusky.-.--5O
New York. p. n. f1neinnatI---
Philadelphial0 Chicago.--.--s]oL n
Washington 1t. Louis.-...--
D.C.-.---.-leo6 4. =. Sundays exosp' n
ssundays exceptetl
NAIL TRAIN.
HAsT-LKAyE vEeT-LaAyn
'G daily atas.lls, ~. daily sss.-lisBr.u
AERIvEs At AERIvES AT
CumberiRnd.5c 10 A. n. Columbus. 80. s.i5 4. n.
BaltiInore--.-ls5P.K n. Ssndusky 80 Esp. n
Washington CnciDn ati-. 2I5
ID. C.-........ls475 ,. =. lChlcaeo----.IkB
PhIladeIp'a-ll-S0 81 Louis 8 % A. u.
New York saturdays excepted
cUIBERL4ND AtcoMMopATTos.
gEAST-LkAyEs wEeg--LHAvN
swheeling wheeling
daily 49, le55S A. n daily sf-44 10 p. Il
AKkIyEs AT AKKfvEs AT
CunbeTlandRO Columbus LED A. n.
sundays excepted Cincinnati GS =
81 LOuis--- e5Y. q.
Ebtcago----lE6 =
~Sundays eIerpted.
WHEELING. PlTTS'G A BALI. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling a Us g. m and 10
p. IA, Sundays sxespted p -4t-ag yars
East bound trains make connefions
&C Baltimore with trains for Pnns1ei-
phia, New York and Boston. Al Eslsy
House, via Warrington City. for al point
wes bound trs.ns MIKE direct eounes.
tion al Colunkzu for all points Tess and
fieIsss % an p1seipa polu. can b pro
eofea aiies Once wn. r. Smith,
Maag OF TranePori.taon, ssit,4ora.
T. +. DEvRIEH,
jel1 General AGENT. wheeitrs.
New Ortenssa A1Snaooas 81
A sAAI4Dr PRrhE TO. sugar.
.spi Lni.pAvExruRrAKAm.
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= lksURANcE
d 80 =
Life Insurance Ceef Virginia.
CsPfTAIs sess, 900.
INSURANCE.

A. 6. McILw AiNE, President.
DARCY PAUL, ID. B. TENANT, Vice
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on It's intrinsic, virtues and susta ned u
It's remarkable cures. 40 mild ~ % he s,i
and beneficial 10 children, and yet NJ search
ing az TO efectually purge out the great
corruptions OF the blood, such N the scIo'-
ulous and syphilltic contamination. I'm
puritles, or diseases that have lurked In the
system for years, soon yield Ia this powell
ful antidore, and disappear. Hence Us won
derful cures, many Of which are publicly
known of SCROFULA. and all scrofulous
Diseases ULCERS, ERUPTIONs, and erup'
tive disorders OF the skin, TUMoH-
BLUTCHEs. BoILS. PIMPLEs, PUsTU-
LIS, SORES, ST. ANTHONYB FIRE
ROSE OR ERYSIPELAs, TETTER, SAIL
RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RlSGWORMI
and internal ULCERATIOSs OF IHE
UTERUS. STOMACH AND LIVER. u
also cures other complaints, Ia which u
would not seem especially adapte1, such a.
DKOPSY, DYSPEPSIA, FIlS, NEURAL
GlA, HEART E,FEM ALE WEAk-
Mss, DEBILITY, and LEUCORRbtEA,
when they are Manifestations OF the scrofu
lous poisons.
II II an excellent restorer OF health AMI
strength In the spring. BY renewing Tie
appetite and vigoT OF the digestive organs
II diSSipates the depression and lisiIsssN Ian
guor oi the SEASON. Even when no disorder
m pears people feel better, and live longer
for cleansing the blood. The systsH moves
on with renewed visor aud new lease ~
life
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

Il -Sp ON AND AFTER OCT0-
k62 4s&~Vss Der n, 1872. Train, viii
run ~ follows:
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Ayers
s ARSAPA RILLA

Ii widely know IA
as one Of the most
eiirtual RENE Me-
ever discovered OF
cleansing the ~
tenn and purifying
the blood. II has
stood the tsst o:
years, with q con'
s,antly growing
reputation based
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02

The "Elvire," "Virginie," "Mazarin,"
"Mignon," "Melame," "Z,e." Eel
ic,enne," "Honorine," and "Isabeau,"
are the principal names of the different
STYLES OF that article OF female apparel
known as the parWe.-M Y. Eoening
Mil
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY Clerks Office,

| City CLERKS once,
! -, Caro-, Ills, January "a, 1879" !.
! ,Publc notice Is hereby given that general
! charter election will be he'd.
w JJEsDsY, THg 21Tu DAY OF fbBhCARf A. j.
! 1872, in the City OF Cairo, IN the state Of Illinois
| Tor The purpose Of electng
! a NAyor,
a CITY Clerk,
A CITY treasurer,
a CITY Marshal,
A City Attorney,
Police Magistrate 10 succeed r. Bross, ESQ
and three Tr efnbefs Of the Select Council, az fol-
lows
one member from the First ward, to succeed
Pc. Schulz.
, One member from the Second ward, to succeed
c. X. Woodward.
one member from the city at largo to succeed
y. Iurj.
Also
SIX members OF the Board Of Aldermen, a. fol.
lows
Two members from the Fist Ward, to succeed
l. Valdez and Leo kl.b
Two members from the Second Ward to sue
coed W Buder and Henry Winter.
one member from the Third ward, TO succeed
y. Fitzgerald.
One member from the Fourth ward, 10 succeed
jaime. Carroll.
, Polls WI be opened in the different Wards a.
follows. Ia the First Ward, at the fret house on
street.
IN the Second Ward at the Arab Engine house.
In the Tnrd Ward. at the llibeIn.an Engine
house.
IN the Fourth Ward, ~ the Comt House
Polls will be opened ats Am, and closed at o
o'clock. pm. By order Of the CITY council,
lan2s1Dl 81 j. HOWLEY. CITY Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county, SIS:
Public notice il hereby given that by virtue of
msrtage, dated the 18th dPy OF November, ls7l
executed by Thomas A. Brown in favor If Sterling
G. Pool, the undersigned, he will sell, on the tenth
day Of February, ,ls72, at the postCfiice door at
Thebes, between the hours OF ten o'clock am
The Undivided one half OF the steam ferry boat or
vessel called the Ruth of Thebes. OF burden
2l.lOJ tons measuring in length 81 4-lO feet
gether with all and singular hi' one-hali oi her
boiler, engines, machinery, tackle, appoId All
furniture, etc.
This lith day OF January, ls72.
STERLING c. FOOL
IAnlCdkw2Ot.
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HEPWoRTIt

Chicago TriJH, letter say. Of the
Reverend Hcpworth when the rever-
end gentleman FIRST began to experience a
change Of heart, lac consulted some good
old orthodox congregationalists, and they.
upon proselyting intent promised him
that, if he would carry his congregation in
to their fold, they the congregationalistsl
would see that all the debts Of the church
were paid. and that Mr. Hepworth should
be established as pastor of the converted
Hook at largely increased salary Thi.
game came very near being successful.
the clear-hesdedness Of one OF the trustees
alone preventing the pastor getting con-
troll, not only OF the congregation but the
church property. As it il, the Rev. Mr..
Hepworth has no constituency, no church.
no salary, little sympathy, and his congre.
gaiionalist fiends have gone back on
him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06
THE BULLETIN.
once, Bulletin building,
Washington Avcnue.
THE FARM.
MANURE on THE PRA1RrEs.

Mr.. y. II. Skinner, in an address before
the nothern Illinois horticultural society
said that "whcre have laid out the most
money in cultivation and manurjnp. |
have realized the higheit profit on the in
vestmtnt. Let me illustrate this; In the
year 1862, l planted 81 rods of land in
Strawberries, II being my first setting be-
yond family support. On this small plat
spent many days hoeing, cul-
tiva,ing, and raking, making it NJ
hne as Il flower garden. An through
the season, i really thought myself that it
! would not pay, but / took great deligh, in
having 1t look nice. The result was that
had over ffty-three bushels ofextra large
fruit, and II being very dry season re-
allied eight dollars per bushcl for il, net.
ting me over three hundred dollars above
nll labor expended, for the fruit on eighty.
SIX rods. This experiment induced me 10
plant four acres next season, and I took
the san pains IN the setting oyt and the
hrst hoeng, but after that | only gave
good ordinary cultivation, aud this field
looked welli but i could see plainly
IN the spring following that the yield
would not be equal to my first expert
nent. ain not able to give the exac.
expense Of this four acre. but it was but
little, If any, more than for the fret mem
toned one-halfacre. We picked one hun
drcd and thirty bushels Of fruit, the sea.
son being Iui,e a favorable one. The crop
sold for 20 per bushel. making u total II /
- O4O or about 5000 for the crop net: !
S22j per acre in the la.t instance. and |
$500 in the first Now would |
ask, which mode paid the bc.t2
In the above estimate %! expenses for
the first half acre, ! should have mention
Cd tho cost for nine days work with team.
hhsuHng ana applying water during the
draught Artificial watering Of tho straw
berry or other small iruit-, although ex-
pcnsiyc, will pay 500 per cent. on tho out
lay. The same principle and mode Of
cultivation viii apply 10 the raspberry and
al other small fruits. And it it pays to
.uItivate thoroughly in growing these
fruits for commercial purposes it pays
equally well in growing them for home
zee.