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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-07
DR.. Flshblatt refers to the fOllONlhr

Professors:
RS NEWTON, MD.
I'm. ROBERTS, MD.
]. HEINE, Id.
PAUL ALLEN, N. D.
CALVIN RIVENBURG, MD.
q. MORGAN SWEET, Il. D.
Fl. HERMANEE, N. D.
J.HARRIS, NJ. D.
JoSEPHD. FRIEND, MD.
W. w. WATERMAN, N. d.
j.. E. sN0DGRAss, NJ. D.
ISAAC SPANGLER, N. D.
W. W. HADLEY, II. D.
EDWINFREEMAN, N. D.
MILTON SAUNDERS, II. D.
CHARLES HART, N. b.
ALEX. WILDER, n. d.
TN HOLDEN, II. D.
re. SMITH, MD.
3. BAY,M.D. e.
or INV YORK.
aplSdAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-07
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. blythe following Schedule on and after No.
Vember 10th, 1871, Wheeling time:
o. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-07
FRANKLN INSURANCE COMPLY
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $15o,ooo.

DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,.
i !; asd d ss5s.,, Michael Reilly.
This company now having been organized five
Year,, and In that time done Q succasstnl busIness
q still prepared 10 take riakS at fair rates on
Buildings Of al kinds, Merchandise, ManuiGctur.
Ing establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CarHoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. ThIs
company Offers superior Inducements to Farm.
ets, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 3 or years Al
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In the State; and
composed OF some ninety. four stockholders, most
OF whom arc among our best business men re-
eommends itself TO tho favorable eonsideration
OF the insuring public, and solicts their patron
age. Applications reinsurance viii be prompt
" attended to at their Once, No. % Monroe 50,
or Of their several Agences throughout tho Stata'
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, PresIdont
GEO. MKNDEL, Vice PresIdent.
Q. II. COEN, sec'y.
A. L. WILEY, General Agent. feblS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
SOUTH DOWNS.


Best buck three years old 90; I'd do 200; Sd do
Best buck two years old, 90 I'd do zoos Sd do. 100
Best buck one year old. 3 90; % do 90; Sd do co.
Best buck lamb 90 2d do. 3 90; 80 do. co.
Best pen three in number 90; 2d do 90; Sd do co.
dOr FnswOOled, the Premiums OSOrodJ
,Sgine.
Best boar year old over co. Cd do 90; Sd do co.
Best boar pig. , 90.
Best SOW with pigs by her side co. % dO 2OO Sd dO co.
F0BLs.
Best four geese, 90; % do. so cents
Best coop hens Eve number male and four females co.
I'd do, 80 cents.
BUi2e,, mute iR lime.
Best tub-no less than 40 bs co. I'd dO OO 3D. do 90
cheese.
Best cheese 20 lbs over 90 ID do 2Oo Sd d. LOO
Best tub maple sugar, 20 ID do, 3D. do, l co.
Best box of honey, 2OO ID do, 90; 3d do 30 cents
E1wH and 1egeia6le. .t
Best dish II specimens variety so; % do 90 I'D do So
Best dish II do pums 80; I'd do, 90; Sd do so.
Best long blood beets q in humber. 50; I'd do. %.
Best threo heads cabbage, so; ID do, 20.
Best peck onions, variety, so; ID do, 25.
Best variety potatoes, peck each, so; I'd do. 25-
Best specimen squashes, SO; dl,. -.
Best pumpkins five in number so; ID do, %.
Best peek beans, 80; I'd do, %.
Best specimen potatoes, 90.
Best bushel wheat, 2 90; 2d do i co.
Best ] bushe oats 90; I'd do 50
Best bushul corn, in ear, 90; % DO, So
Best peek peas, 90; "a do, So
T. .1lechanical Zepmzmenf.
Best buggy manufactured the aud presented
manufacturer, 90; I'd do, 4 90; Sd do, 8 co. sa
Best lumber wagon 90: I'd do. 90; Sd do, 90.
Best sleigh 00 ID do, 3 90; Sd do, 200
Best ox-cart, 4 90; I'd dor 90; Sd do. 200.
Best harrow, so; I'd do, so.
Best horse rake, So I'd do. 25.
Best hand rake, so (; I'd do, 25
Best specimen backsmithing 90; I'd do, So
Best specimen tin ware, 90; I'd do, So
Best churn 10 % do So H
Best butter tub, so; I'd do. 25.
Best single harness, o0 ID dor 200; Sd dor 1OO
Best work harness. 2 90; I'd do, ] 90; Sd do, So.
Best sash, DOORS and tinds 200; I'd do, 90.
Best boots and shoes, 90 I'd do, so.
Best specimen Of marble, 400; I'd do, 800.
Best specimen cabinet ware, 80 ID do 90; Sd do, So
ElueSi11untSm.
Best female rider 800 I'd dor 90; Sd do, 200
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
uni RegulUiiORS Df tie
/uIiPS' IpUL

ALI fLadies within the limits Of the So
ciety, whose husbands ale not members
Of the Agricultural Society, may them
selves become members OF this Depart
ment.by paying to Mrs. G. W. Hendec,
Recording Secretary, the sum of One Dol
lar.
All articles enumerated in the forego-
irg Premium List must be registered AMI
numbered in the office Of the 1st and I'd
Ass staut Secrt tar es. on or before = NJ,
on lst day of the Fair as no premiums or
diponaswil be awarded on articles COM
ng IN after that time.
All committees will make out AMI hand
to the Assistant Secretarie stheir reports
on or before 3 Z. NJ, of the lst day of
the fair
All committees will report themselves
at the Assistant Secretarys office on or
before 8 A. Nj. on the lst day of the Fair
for instrustionsand will enter upon their
duties Immediately thereafter. At 10 A.
NJ. Vacancies will be filed by the Direct
ors.
In order to prevent embarrassment and
confusion in the order of business and du-
ties, it is absolutely necessary that these
Rules and Regulations should be strictly
complied with.
70 articles will be entitled to o premi-
um or diploma unless madeor manufdct-
ured within one year prior to time of reg
istering.
The Secretary will be at johnson on
Friday, Sept. 20th, from ! o'clock P. NJ.
till 5, to take entries and issue Tags; at
the office on the Fair-Ground, Saturday
Sept. 2lst, from 10 A. NJ. till B ?. NJ. for
Morristown and Hyde Park; at Stove,
on Monday, Sept. 23d, from ] P. M. till
5; at Wolcott, on Tuesday, Sept. 24th,
from 10 A. M. till II NJ; at Emore, on
Tuesday, Sept. Oath from ?. NJ. ill D.
All entries of stock must be made PREV.
Gus to the first day of the Fair, BY letter
or by being present at the above named
place.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
Tr0tting Purses.

EW@ D0y, r NJ, Zh1Se .V0- Z, $50, 90.
Open and UNDER county or Hard
wick be twoin three $40 first $40 second S. third
tola No. 2, $40, 90. .a.ra ..o s..
Open Saons owned the county Hadwck, best three
in Ave $25 to first $40 to second S. to third.
Secona Dzy, II. NJ, No. 8, 500, 90.
Open four year od and under owned the county Hard
wick best three in five $50 rst sl5 second SIS third
tSec0n1 nv, P. .M., No. H., $40, 90. eaa.
Open all horses that beat 250 best three FIVE $50
to first $40 to second SIS to third. .i 81. r
No. 5, $50, 90. .sH 9
Open all horses best three in fve $1O0 first S35 to sec.
ond SIS to third. ast sstaa 81 5.
Entrance tee 10 per cent each purse to be paid to A. A.
Miles, Morrve before 10 o'clock of ba
fair there must be three and in race
N BSnow Flake will not be allowed No5
on
cordially
able mention will be made Il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
Schedule Of Premiums.
SH012- Horn Sl0ch.

Best shoron Bull three years old and upwards oo I'd do
00 3D. do, 90.
Best two years old bull, 90; ID do, 8 90; Sd do co.
Best year old BULL B 90; 81 do, 90; 3D. do. 90.
Best calf 90; I'd do 90; 3D. do, 90. ~.
Best years old over oO % do 100 Sd do co.
Best heifer three years DID, 90; ID do co. 3D. do co.
Best heifer, years old, 90 u do 00 3d do, 90.
Best heifer calf, co. I'd do, 90; 3l do, 90.
412YhireS, Jerseys, Dey0nS 0na HaityeS.
(samc Premiums as abOse) .,
Oren.
Best pair draft oxen, 5 90 81 do, 00 81 do. 800
Best pair five years old over OC "a do 90; 3d do co.
Best pair four years old, 90 II do 90; 81 do co.
pair three years old 0o ID do 90 Sd do co.
Best palr years od oO "a do, co. % do 90
Best pair year old 90; 81 do 00 3D. do co.
Best pair steer calves, 90; ID do, 200; 3D. do, LOO.
- +l ,S2uA2ions.
Best five years old and over Oo "a do 90 3D. DO, co.
Best four years old, %; y To-, 90 3D. do co. i.
Best three years old, 400; I'd do, 90; Sd do. 90.
Best two yoars old, 3 90; % do, 90; 2ddo. CO.
Best one year DID, 90; ID do, 90; 3D. do 90. lI
B,eedtng .7la1es Wtih K0als 1y Mei, sites -.f
Best mare and colt, 500; ID do 4o0 3D. do. 200. ~
G,elaings 0na EIzles.
Best colt three years old, oO q do 300; 3D. do, 90.
Best colt two years old, 90 I'd do. 90; 3i do, CO.
Best colt one year old, 00 ID do 200; 3d do. 00
Best driving carriage horse, five old and 4OO I'd do
90; Sd do. 9 90. 't." IS
Best Irving carriage horse four years old and under O0 I'd do
Best pair fancy matched horses five years old and oO I'd
do. 90 Sd do, 3 90.
Best pair fancy matched horses four years old and unde w "a
do. 4 90 81 do, 3 90.
Zamot12e Comfy Ziolltng lz>emfuns.
For Staons-mie heats, best three five, Il 00 I'd do 90
/ Sd do. 5 90. k9t
For mares or godg five years old aud mile heats best
in FIVE, Is 90 ID do, 10 90; Sd do. 90. M E
For mares ge four years old and under me heats, best
two in three. II 90; I'd do. 90; 3D. dor 5 90.
.Shya,gs Of 0ren of' Ten potes from one Torn. 4
Best String 20 90 I'd do, Is 90 3D. do, 10 Co.,
Z0ng Wo0lea Sheep.
Best buck three years old over 90; ID do, 2OO Sd do
100.
Best buck two years DID, 90 I'd do, 100; Sd DO, co.
Best buck one year old 90 I'd do, 90; Sd do, 90.
Best buck lamb 3 90; I'd do, 2 90; Sd do, co.
Best pen ewes three in number 90 "a do, 00 I'd do CO.
LEICESTER.
Best buck three years old or over oo I'd do 2Oo Sd do
100.
Best buck two years old. 90 I'd doa 90; Sd do, 90.
Best buck one year old co. I'd do. 2 100; 3D. do, 90.
Best buck lamb, 3 90; I'd do, 2 90; ID do4 90
Best pen ewes three number, 90 I'd do o0 3d do co.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
RAAes aNA RcoMANtNoNs i.

All members Of the Socy and who may become members be
fore o'clock A. NJ first day of the fair by the payment of
One dollar will be furnished with certificate Of membership which
are for sale by Directors each and at the Secrearys
office on the day of the Fair up O'clock A. which will admit
said name his wife children under 2l years of age the
grounds at all times during Fair All members be residents
Of the county or within the limits of the society.
Season Tckss doar admitting any two and sins
ole team through the Fair tickets admit four persons
and double team and in the proportion Single tickets 70 cts
Team tickes-25 cents for single 80 cents for double.
All exhibitors for premiums be members of the society and
must have their animals articles registered the Secretary Of
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
Z.aDZE1S9 DEPARTMENT.
-wL..E NILl hEETGEREs
OFFTCERS !:

Mrs. G. 1r. tHZ.1DEE, Recoansng Secselu,y.
Mrs. II. -. ZHO0l.4S, assistant Secretary.
Committeeot General Arrangrmen Mrs. D, saford Mrs.
A. O. Gates, Mrs. H. Ii. Powers, Mrs. Z. X. Gleed
Committee FraL DepartenMs Tbaddeus Hubbell VOL.
Mrs. R. Wait Stove; Mrs. G. L. Waterman Hyde Park
Culinary Department-Ns. Franos Atwel Eden; Mrs. A. NJ
Kelly, Elniore; Mrs Orrin Moody, Stowe. ,t t
Domestic Departmen-Mrs Newell Whteny, WOcot; Mrs NJ
Heath, Johnson Mrs Solomon Stove, Morristown.
Ornamental Needle-acmk--Mrs S Pike johnson; Mrs
Parker Wolcott; Mrs freeman Smith, Stowe. n, Hte
" On Painting and DrawingMiss Laura Belding Johnsons
Mrs K Geed, Morrsvlle; Mrs Noyes, Hyde Park.
On Bead Burr and Leather ork,-Nliss Carrie Page. HYDE
Park Miss Katie Il Pennock Wolcott Miss Ella Gilman Nor
risvie. ai'it.r3f
Discretionary CommiHee,--Mrs A A Miles, Monsvlle Mrs
Slayon, Stowe Mrs W Mcfarland, johnson.
f5I z9emiun list. d,t
Best bed quilt | so I'd do, 100. .naaQ aU ase.la
Best bed spread, so I'd do, 90. f4r %
Best 10 yds. wooden CLOTH l 0O I'd do, 75cts,
Best ued cloth, ] 90; ID do 75
Best 10 yds rag carpeting, so; I'd do 90.
Best braided rug, l 90; ID do. rs.
Best drawn rug Co., I'd do To- sts
Best crotcheted cotton tidy rs; I'd do 25
Best ladies' or genss hose, 50 I'd do 25. 1
Best knit cotton tidy. 50 I'd do rs. tliae
Best crocheted &orsed tidy. IS; I'd do So
Best wooon yarn so Cd do 25
Best yarn mittens gloves 50 I'd do 20.
Best ten yards web linen, 90; I'd do so. 43
Best ottoman 90; I'd do So aa ia
Best cambria embroidery, 75s I'd do 50
Best embroidered cushion 50 Cd do 25,
Best cotton embroidery, SO; I'd do 25
Best hair bead or leather work, each co. I'd do So,
Best work dried autumn leaves flowers SO I'd o
rs. go a6a 8t8f "
Best stand of growing plants rs I'd do 50.h M
Best collection of natural flowers rs; I'd do so.
Best oil painting l 90; ID do So
Best painting of any other kind, so ; % do 25.
Best loaf of brown bread wheat bread pies, SO I'd do
Best cage canaries 90; I'd do so.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
M UsIo sToREi
II. P. SIIOREY,

dealer in
PIAN0S, ORGANS, MUSICAL BOOKS
SEWING MACHINES aad MACHINE
FINDINGS. OLD MACHINES
aken in e:chan o for new. l4f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
Misc ellaneous.
RANnEGAEN

ALEXANDER ANDERSEN.
Blacksmith. Hyde Park vt.
Iavlng eased OFF. Nc Eiroy, his shop on Church
T., Is prepared to atteud to all calls in his line
nd % ipectful asksa share Of the patronage.
lIe warrants cure for interfering horses
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11

AUDITORS,
Il H. Powers Morrown; L. H. Doty Emore G. L. Waterman
Hyde Park; Henry Harris Stowe; p A. Stevens, WolcO.
AWARDING COMMITTEES,
On Short HmnsAviu Wilkins, Stowe ?. A. Stevens, VOL
colt; A. NJ Kelley Emore.
Oj, AyrSt, e-E. A. Eson Stowe T. W. HYDE Hyde Park
s. l.. Palmer, Morristown.
On erseThomas Wilson, Johnson Henry Jackson, Stowe
II. S Putnam, Elmore.
On Nat,ees and Derons-I S. Small, Morrstown; w. b.
Huchins Wolcott A. A. Spcer, Hyde Park
On Oaen and Steers,Vernon Wilkins Sowe Winslow Whee
lock- Morrstown Eras:us Eigeron, Hyde Park,
On Strings of Oren,ro be filed by Directors from those with
out the County, on Falr-day.
On Stations for general use-Adna r. Pike Wocott; G. A..
Barrows Morristown; H. l.. Harris, Stove
On Brood Mares and Coils under tnnr gears oH-loaco
Grout Morstown Nathan Mcfarland johnson L. b. Shaw Ell
Carriaye Horscs-D W. Cutting Cambridge; L. j. Towne
Stowe; j j. Robbins, Wolcot.
On Draft Aorses-Gco. Philips, johnson; John Robinson
Stowe NJ. N. Wheelock. Morrstown
Lumole County Trotting-P c. Cleaveland Hyde Park r.
W Mcfarland. Johnson G. W. lIendoe Morris;own.
On Trottng mt cef"ed to the Co~ay-P Benjamin, VOL
cott; G. Il. Page, Morristown Il. 9 Moore, Stowe
Or Leicester Cots,cold and South Dorm Sheep-L Doty, El
more Orrin Moody, Stowe; Orsou Hadley Hyde Park.
On Fine Wool Sheep-P spaading' Morrlsown g Shor-
win HYDE Park; Harvey Taylor Wolcot
On Swane,lra Cobegh. Hyde Park John Campbell, Nor
ristown Joseph Camp, Emore.
On Poutrg-G W Hendee, Il H Powers, Morrsown Waldo
On Dairy Productssaac Titus, Harlwick Francis Atwe
Eden Amandus Robbins Hyde Park.
On Sugar and Honey-A Spauldng MorristoWr; Stephen
Vaughn, Hyde Park j 7 Iill Elmore
On Fruits and VegetabeSThaddeus Hubbe, Wolcott Samuel
Farr, Hyde Park j Bundy Morristown.
On Graia-B i Rand, Morrsown; Churchill, Elmore
Earl Guyer, Wocott
OnWheelDriqM Chura and Butter Tub a0ork "A Woodbury.
Enore; b Pike WoIcott Brewster Reed, Hyde Park
On Lathe WorkA 9 llll Morrlstown; Norman Camp, Ell
more j ulus Robinson, Stowe
Bachsmiting ind Tinacare,-John Recd Morristown;
Wilkins Stove Orrin Wakefield llardwck.
On Cabinet Ware SASH Doors and BtindsWilson Grswod
Emn NJ Cadv Stowe HYDE
On Marble WorkW Glett, WoeotI Charles Jones, Hard
wick Solomon Curtis Cambridge.
Discretionary Conrmitee-J Bryant Elmore; K Wait
Stowe Thorpe Morristown Newell Whitney, Wocott Abel
Smaley, Hyde Park -
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Mr. & Mrs fl. II. POWERS, Morrisvie
Mr. Mrs, D. A, l.. PARKER, Stowe.
Mr. Mrs r. II. PARKER, Wolcott.
Mr. Il Mrs p. X. GLEED Morrisvlle.
Mr. IL Mrs. &. W. HENDEE
Rules and Regulations same as last year.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
[amOille Newsdealer:
fUBLrsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
III
CHAS. G.. NOR RISE.
ADVERTISING RATES.

sslran. one ycai slno, six months, 500, three
eon.h.. D.; oue iouta, SIS.
ID ,1lu al, one vcar, -; six months s35; three
..afhs. sst; one iAon,". SO.
tis,lr ~, one yca", s5is SIX months, $50; three
.ontis. S'2.iA; oLc monsh, g..
I'd % ann, % te scs .slI; six Lionths, SO; three
.ooths a.. alr apn,h, -.
Bn.inrsse rison f,>- la.e, si per line, a year,
no charge les thfn =.
yot,.. - u lct alfonso Estrays, 81 80 each.
pen, te notices. sl.iae eh.
Jersl aoiccs 10 cents per line for one, two or
n IN, ,ry aotices, Eve cents per line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
NEW BLACKsrIrH-sHoP

El-H AN OLD BLACKSMITH
As can no longerrcnt the shop uhere Ibave
:. y. '-asinsss during past YEAR, have removed
~ Plaee ot ~ Ines q new shnn few rods far
thef aeFth on lhe -aue street and viii new tolls
usu prices ald less tpcnscs believe can sstisf,
~ thFt vii 'avuT me with work Farner's pre.
duce taken IN exchange fnr wnrk. st rnlIns nrise.
HYDE Part. Nov. s. 1859 9its n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11

NOR R1svlLLE
ieress gooG woil vill be Furnished stre2soh
Bile ,rices, es cen be oj,aiaeG any yI1ei i'll The
ta,e. And she'll .,eie; fer l.eep my Off, o2en
u ing tn. FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
l0NTH, 5ut shall &c awsy from lome more or
eSs of ,Ie remeinGeT of t.le time.
ave ALL the mo- e.. a ippioyemcnfs, and
arr.,nt EMU es.,isfacion in all c ses, or no
ay will Je required.
Motrisville, Aug. 10th. 1863. 8etf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11

P. SCOTg, No. Hyde Park, VT,
denrfacturer OF Collins and Caskets Always on
lacd. VII lake and trIIn to order onshortlotice
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11

!. W. }. PECK Dentist.
Joanson, VT.
Natural eth puC % the pest sta eofpres srvaton
leases of the gums successfully T. eated ;artifcial
sth aad o IL overy style known to the profession
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11
licensed Auctionecrs.
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

The su sci ,e. ~ wing .eti.eGf. f.om tie fl. ~
IN. W. g. l.. &. Gilbert of Montpelier, viii
,ntinue tae o.ac,ice OF Dentistry, in all its
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11

K. III. ELLIOTT.

n. II. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
Twenty-Five years experience in House, Sign.
Car iaSe and 0rna.lentll Painting. flr. Elliott
you'd av to Che pu9ic generally that he has Just
coh pleted a large add convenient p9irt shop,
Where he VIII do AL kind of Caniagcs Furniture
and Ornamental painting, 10 tie Jest manner. with
Ehe best materials and u Lower rates lh8n at any
DtIther shop In the cor ntv. 0iders solicited for
House allting, Peperins, &c .and will be prompt
" yattendef to. All In neeG Of painting will save
'noney BY calling on OF add essins me-, for shall
70 work at grea.ly ledrced 0r'ces Satisfaction
given TO all who brin4 work rom 4 distance.
pave also attached vooo shop for epairing Car
iages, Furnitrre. &C., iiicl il.end TO do at
s1st notice and on reasonable terms. Give me q
u. Jl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-30

Two men, who stolea ride on Texas freight
train, were locked in and switched off the track
at way station, and had to remain in their
close quarters 96 ho1rs without food or water,
and at the close of that time were imprisoned
as vagralts.
A prince and son in law of Isabella, ez.queen
of Spain, was sum moned upon a Jury in Rome
the other day. He refused, saying be could not
be troubled about such trides. The judge fined
him 1000 livres.
Hot sand baths have been introduced for the
treatment OF rheumatism, nervous disorders
etc. The advantages of this treatment are that
it does not suppress perspiratiOn like the hot
water bath, but rather increases ii, and does not
interfere with the respiration like the steam or
Turkish bath. The body can endure its influence
for much longer time, and much higher
temperature can be applied. 1t can be used for
infants, and permits Of easy application to a
part or to the whole body.
At a recent corporation dinner at Chichester,
England, where it is the custom to DUNK deep
potatinns of "hishop," a kind of hot mixture
of all drinks, the En9llSh bishop of Chichester,
having Just partaken OF the smoking luxury,
made speech, in which he stated that Chicues-
ter needed better water supply, aud that it
should he particularly carried to the dwellings,
of the poor, since il was they chiefly who drank
that beverage! In tue laugh he had unwittngly
raised, the lord BISHOP presently joined. Guar
ity beginS at nome,' he added, land will freely
confess that would be glad to have the luxury
OF pure glass of water at any time, but nv
palace does not afford it," 'You can have one
at my house." cried a gentleman present, Tor
which the bishop humbly thanked him, amid
much laughter.
The city of Pekin abouuds with doves, which
are profitable to The owners as food. Formerly
they were preyed upon bv vutureS, which are
so exceedingly Numerous also tnat il would have
been literally impossible TO have protected the
pigeons against the DISCRIMINATING warfare OF a
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Mr. Alexander H SteDhens' opinion Of Gen.
Grants action in reference to Louisiana affurs
is not very valuable, but, such as it Is, we have
it in an address del vered by him in the hall Of
the Georgia house of representatives, at Atlanta,
on SATURDAY., tee 2lst inst. The president, he
SAYS, has not assumed any illegal or uuconslitu-
tional executive power in the internal affairs Of
Louisisua, He has only done what bis DUTY
required in enforcing the DEGREES OF court Of
the uuiied States, leaving the question OF the
righuuness Of that decree 10 be determined in
due course by the supreme court. Mr.. Ste
phens adds:
"Ihe trouble in Louisiana seems to have
grown ont of powers claimed under the civil
rights bill, or some other one Of the reeonstTnc.
uOn measures, so called. These measures, /
70 be utterly uneons iutional. But in Accord
ance with the views have given you, 50 long as
tdey are held TO be laws thef should be obevod as
they are eXpou 1ded bY hose clothed WITH judi.
cial powers over then. No violent resistance
should be made To them. They should hG as
sailed only through the peaceful Instrumental
ties OF the constitution. No earthly power
could ever make me say that they are either
right, iusr or constitutional. iL9nd applause |
NV mode of assaIiing them, however, Is NOT By
violence or fOfCinlc IeS4Slduce. uui oN dppCais,
first 10 the courIs-iust where the appeal it
seems in this case, has been made. Ny mode Of
assailing Is in the forum of reason and justice,
and if Gen. Grant shall never do anything
worse than to see TO it that the mandates aud
DEGREES OF the federal judiciary are properly ex-
ecuted in any part of the country, shall have
no quarrel with him. II the Judge in New Or
leans has made an erroneous decision, il is sub
iect 10 reversal by the supreme court of the
United States. 10 the mean time my advice TO
the people OF Louisiana would he to patiently
bear the ills incident TO that decision"
Ofthe troubles in Alabama also Mr.. Stephens
has something to say. These, he thinks, did
present for a while most alarming aspect, but
the danger has been ayerted by the wisdom of
the president. On this subject the Sage Of
Liberty Hall'' says:
at was the first time since the Rhode Island
troubles OF 1S4f-2, that civil war, proper, in any
one Of the states Of this Union was certsn. Two
ANTAGONIST parties claimed each for Itself the
rightful absolute power. The Alabtma case
was more alarming than that OF Rhode Island
In this case the federal government had no
rlahtlul power 10 interfere, and in mv judgment
did not interfere except So far us 10 offer, by
wav of suggestion, basis on which compro-
mise might be effected. This was happily ac-
cepted by both parties. This very alarming
trouble has been peacefully adjusted In this
art iSc government rendered its advice only as
friendly mediator, just as Virginia rendered her
similar kind act in The notification imbrogllo
in 1888, which resulted most happily in the
preservation oil the peace oil the country.