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II THESE ECLRS


more that Is damnable i cooked u than
many can conceive. They have fifty been
called the Nateh-towers of hell. Situated
as they generally ere, in the midst ct res
Pcotaclc neisaborhoods, from her windows,
and through he's servants, liz harry knows
the circumstances of the families on every
hand, and with her SISTER harpies they keep
u act work Of information more cunning
md deep than ordinary police detectives
ever dream Of. 1t is of,cn asked how GER
tain men haze be SO successful in ttsir
crimes, men who were almost apparent
strangers to their victims. These quiet
fcrtunc-teilcrs ami UNI pretending midwiyes
axe never thought Of.
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\ correspondent Of Our Dumb Animals
writes have COLI fvs years Old, quite
fast aud Liga spirited; but l have never
struck him with the whip since bought him
last March have fought him to obey my
slightest wish by means Of lump sugar, of
which he is very fond He will ask FOR it by
nodling his head and neishing. When
FIRST had him he would not stand quietly
for one to get into the carriage; and deter
mined to try sugar. | gave him . lump, and
from that DAY to this lie never oaerei to
move uutil was entirely ready. Wasn't
th.t better than whipping
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Damp stables are especially to be svoilel,
whether from newness, or from being partly
uuiergronl, CT from being badly drained.
Whatever the cruise, it Injuries the health Of
the horse, and he Cgn never be kept free
from colds, coughs &c, whilc in one 50 con-
s:ruc;el as to produce damp. Il should
therefore be prevented by removing I. e
cause. which may be effected in almost every
ease, even underground by proper drain
age. Ifa stable must be under the surface.
it is better to curtail its proportions by build
ing an inside wall, leaving an air drain ali
around between it and the old wall, than to
allow it to remain damp, ana this i, eener-
ally tie cheapest wa Of ctiecting the change
for, in order to get Ut the outside, there i
often a vast deal Of vIluabi surface to be
interfered with
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TAKE NOTICE.
CoVxTY CLERK OFFICE,
r.l o. 1871


The following resolution was adopted ut
the special session Of County Board OF Su-
peryiscrs, held in the city and county OF
ManitoNac, which session commenced the
iitE day Of September inst:
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by p r. Fuessenich, while il the office OF
County CLERK therefore,
ReSo!red, That the pTesen; Clerk Of the
Board OF Supervisors be authorized TO *
through the four city PAPERS Of Manitowoe-
that PARTIES holding receipts Of p. p Fues-
senich for the redemption OF taxes, present
them at he COUNTY Clerks Office TO ascer-
tain if theproper entries are made in books
Of sale to cancel said taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on said books, and report
each case 10 this Bo4rl. thereby saving.
county great amount Of trouble 9s7
pense from Illegal taz-dcc,3S
Notice Is hereby given. tiat the County
Clerk can be found nj his ot1ce. between the
hours O: 4. m and !. p II. each lay, ready
and willing to attend To the duties assigned
TO him in the foregoing resolution.
II : PIERPONT. County Clerk.
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WATCH TOWERS OF HE'LL.
Institutions Found ii, Every Ciis.

From tie Cincinnati Enquirer.
As it is perhaps well known there is in
every city women who, under different
covers, keep house open for all manner of
Illicit aud criminal actions. NoS the cloak
Is sPrtualism, then herb dealing, and as
fortune-;ellcr1, sccoud-sishts, seventh
daughters, Indian witches, women practice
the most dangerous dee L. Gould it be ros-
siblc, in night, 1t thy same moment, 10
pounce upon and uncover all the tens of
tins kind even in Cincinnati, the revelations
that would be made would turn all the
known crime and deviltry Of the town to
meIe play.
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TIE WOVEN OF NIENNA.-iou can see
crowds everywhere, ana perhaps, a splca-
d,i cqui2age saddle horses AID toilets rs 10
other places, but nowhere else yOa can see
woman - tall, stately an bust, mal:.cI
with tia: richness of coilr and glalness
of expression. which are the p.olacss OF
sne physical organization. They are for
the most part decided blondes, or decided
brunettcs-Ge-man or Masyars--out ta>v
all sccu to be cast in the sam, large mold.
and iugestcd with the same maga'fccaca
In the yit-I.y and aiAacnce of their charms
and che scale of their ample stature, ther
seem TO be the very women THAI Irag.
sa,ilc or ,.agee Oh The warm and glowing
canvas IF RGJenS Ills implies, AMI i
meant to imply that their beauty is rot
of tho finest order. In that respect our
own fair coantrywomen are, honestly be
n..- -ai.,.,,- ls rs SID 1s
81 rs
sra.
,s.in, Ill. rea-sh,s ssar.
tia; serraa vu-a. -..as s.s =
,avs,e-s re. e-.el.
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The following prescription W. find in the
Southern Cultivator, and it is sail tc be
very eiiicacous in chicken cholera Glyce-
ripe ana water, each a half ounce. c.rbo.ic
acid, ten drops. wnen the fir. symptoms Of
the disease are apparent gi.e five drops, AMI
rcpea, at intervals Of twelve hours Usually
the second dose cfTctts cure \ ncighbor
informed me that cholera was very dcstruc-
tive among his poultry, AMI at my sugyes-
ton he tried the foregoing recipe lie re-
ports that the progress OF tn disease was
promptly arrested aud in almost every case
a cure vas accomplished
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HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.
Genuine ISostoa Rr0xyn Er.ad


-Four coffee cups full Of sifted Indian
meal, two cui Of course -four, either
wheat or rye; one tea-poonfnl Of salt, one
tcacup ,nola-ses, and boiling water enough
to mike it a. thick as aridJlecake batter.
When nearly cool, add tcacup OF Yeast
either hrme made or distiIlcry. Put tie
mixture into an iron baking dish, cover
tightly, and Ct 1t stand ia warru place
unt.lit cracks over tie top (Which should
be ,m3nt. 81 over with vet hands before
i Is placej - ri-e). Ike it Eve or FIX
hours an a moirrats oven, which viii not
burn the crust to a cinder.
Preventing tao Decay o. Shingles.
The following, from the Scientific inner
lean, j. said to eifsctualy prevcnt the decay
IF shingles; Take a potash kettle cr large
tab and PIT into one barrel of wood ashes
iye, f,e pounds If white vi,rloi, FIVE pounds
"f alum, and As much salt as viii dsrolye
IN the mixture. Make tie liquor quite
warm, and pa, many shingles in it az
can be conveniently wetteI 1t once. Stir
them ~ with a fork, and when well soaked
take them cut and put in more, renewing
the liquor as necessary. Then lay the
shin3le. in the usual manner. After they
are laii, AXE out the liquor thai Is left,
pat line enough into it II make whitcwa,h
AMI # any coIoring Is desirable add ocire,
Spanish brown, !. m9blacil, etc, and arply
to the roof with brush or an oil broom.
This wash may be renewed from time to
time. Salt AMI I've are excellent rrcserya-
tiyes Of .,o1d. i. is yell known that lcech
tubs, troa,hS AMI other articles used in
the manufacture Of potash, never rot
They lccnme saturated with the alkah,
turn veilowish inside, AM r-m in Inpcrri-
Gus to weather.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

A Washington correspondent says that
Garfield wanted 10 defeat the Luck salary
grab bill, aud would have done 50 could he
have followed his own wish But he was
told that if he did not let the bill pass he
would be taken mp for his Credit MUbiiier
operations, ana crushed forever.
We have Democratic acting chief JUS
lice. \ I-w Of c ,ngress passed in 1869
provides that :. in case Of vacancy in the
office of chief justice oftha supreme court
Of the United States, or # his inability to
discharge the power, AMI duties Of the said
office, the same shall devolye upon the asso-
ciatc justice Of sail court whose commits
sion j. senior in tine, unl such inability
shall b. removed, or another q, ointment
sbaii IL made. Judge Clifford, appointed
IN lSiv BY rrssilsGt Eaahauan,is the sen
.ar e-1-siqt4 justice
The rcpubiican partr having created
nearly every abuse that HnY ahilcts the
country, IS the last body n the wo.,.'! from
whom any reform can he expected 1t IS
the new broom that sweeps clean, and We
must have change before these abuses
can be erailcatel.
Hon. 5. 5. Cox who has lately travelled
ever large portion Of the United States,
writing Of the politicel prospects, says :
sour side is looming up. Doubt it not
every man Of worth in this country before
long vii ci.ae, Give UP his vote 81 his sym
pathies.' Like eneoura ging testimony for
democracy i heard on all sides.
While Congressman PlatS. Of Virginia,
appoints colored yoath to West Point
from his district, NJ ssrs. Cain and Eausier
colo-ed representatives, from South Caroh.
pa, send white boys.
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Green yjc,o-ia ms efs.aIiy nu:iiyei II
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TrnEspia Hiipg WITHDRAWING Trees.

Seyerhave We found in a 80 AMI oil years
practice, that any nut tree could be stfcly
transplnnt-i af,er two years from the zcel.
We have cut around :rces g or five feet
high on" AMI two years in advance and then
moved them almost holly earth aud all,
aud have failed. There is to our ilcl Of
practical knowledge no dependence on TIE
,r"nsplsnting Of the chestnut or any other
nut tree after one year,. z EHion, n
Cl,rr'aaf H.rIH
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news ITEMS.

Green yjc.osla his ii :.,Iiy au.;igei II
prcmiers.
The Pope contemplate. aaf'hamlt;zias
mem - Of the I,alian c.b.aat AMI all 9TH
,r, proposing to srealari1e i..;,asteries,
Bradllagh, til English republican asita-
tor, was hauqaetted al Malril SatIrl.g
e,,nin-.
Tac ilo.l.nl States & neral have voted
a2Jl,oJ) forins t. meet the expenses o.
tie Atrlecn war
i i said that there ara twenty persons
i. Georgia under sentence or ,.sath, Al! to
De cxscu,cI within the next sixty :.ys
i severe clap Of tila Ter bron.',t New
O.Ieen. dead blby 70 life the othsr Ilg,j4st
a it aas to be buried
DaEvile New Hampshirr. HASN'T law
yer, doctor, cielgvman,or insurance agent
TIE expectation oc Alb horses from the
provinces OF Bas lad al SYRIA has been
prob Jitei for the next seyou years, with a
yie5 Of nreserr i'm, the broeI which his
ha"n seriously diminishing n those parts
Of the empire.
The supreme coart Of E.3li-iaaa decided
two cises Of contest for Office under the
Louisiana act. In both cases tie legality
or the officers holding unlcr tic kellogg
GoYcrnmen; aas susta med.
1t i belegal the Russian Government
assent. II the proposition Of Fer linard
y Lasscps eor the Construction Cf a line Of
complete railway communication across
Central Asia from S..pe.ersour., connect
in. sta the English railways in Iniia and
Calcutta.
Iii. stated that San,f PoIacro- who re
c.ntIy arrived At Panama. has purchased
the steamer Gen. Sherman, AMI i. row
ur.nius het to p.oetal to O.uoa, u IN lnras,
overthrow the present 5ger"mcnt, replace
Mclna IN he Presidency, then rg,nize
Jn army, cross the fronuor uniting With
the disasectcl Indians, Of Inezll:cngo, qnl
reyolutionize Gal.cmlll.
Wheat in California, if some Of the pa
per. have the Ugh, Of it, Is btlly pinehed
hg the draugItt - much so that 10 amount
&c rain hereafter viii avail to produce even
halt crop The shriukage Of the crop is
exl cctcd to be about twenty millions Of
bushels.
ma oon.orr,., ol..lu..;,, !. p,,.n:o
i, on. !, ,h.I-.b .1,x. r. ia
olatb .no;,o..arr a ..rn ar ,,o
Mssissippi River by the jesuit Father.
Joliet and Marquette, Is abandoned. JIG.
Shea VI d. vino VA, selected "a ,,,tar IN
the occasion, froa, his ltr,e -chol,r5hip in
the early French explorations ortl.c E,r;a
vest. on account 81 III healfh declined con.
inr at too la.e nj. procare another
prop.r nsr.on.
pra.ilo,t rhiors CON-. r,,n..ht = ,or
.ri,,r o4;,.. r,a..,r.,f ~. ,r ~,
. > !, ~. u
-
- .'S'''l''5 - = y = 'c''1''l = Law
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the und7rsign-
ci Will On tie 18th day Of April. 1873, at
ten o. clock in the forenoon AT the store Of {.
+ Knackwurs., &c, in the town Of Centre
willie. county of ManItowoc, sell at public
aucti. TO the highest bidder the stock OF
goods now in said store, which said stock
consists Of dry goods. groceries, boots and
slyls, hats AMI caps, &c, *.
CEAs. " WHITE,
W Receiver.
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NOTICE

II ~ iihCm T. lag Concern:
WHEREAS nv Nii-, Christian March has isf; zy
usC AMI boar without caE>e prov ton. Therefor
Tor al persons ARE serc5y rodIen and oaG'lorsl
-E--- rrI-t5u- ..-T IN TY acccur-, rom the Gate
o. ih.S notice. FRED MARSH.
r'.ovo1. Hay t2-5, 1873.
...y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-22

JUsr As WE SAp.-When we made
mention through our columns OF the
closing out sale Of Ready.made Suits
and Underwsre at the we'll known Dry
Goods House OF Messrs. Blum 4
Bro, ws predicted q crowded house,
Having learned the low prices at which
these suits were offered, we felt satisfied
that as soon as the news became cur.
rent among the ladies, a great rush
would be inevitable. Their store room
at 1874 Main stree. was visited all day
yesterday with the elite Of the city, who
seemed highly delighted with the lib
eral inducements offered by this enter
prising firm. We are informed that
they will offer this morning in addition
the balance of their Lace Sacks
Zephyr Shawls, Llama Points AID
Barere Hermann Shawls, which will be
sold regardless OF their value. The
object OF disposing Of this stock is in
order to facilitate room for their fall
manufacturing business. Ladies, call
early this morning and secure bar
gain. ......
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A NICE PlcTUhR.-We have received
a copy OF medical monthly, called the
Samta1an, published at New York and
Chicago, and Of which "A. n. Bell, NJ.
D." is editor. In an article entitled
Public Health" "a. n. Bell, NJ. D.,
Editor" draws the following picture Of
Wheeling:
Wheeling we took in our way. What
q ride we mad; Halt spoke deep in
mud, and 10 streets picked for the beat
part Of the city. Staguant CUTTERS, run
ming over with filth, hemmed in tie
highways, and KEEP. the bed hot for the
cholera seeds, which, surely cropping
their way up the side Of the mountains
have now reached another etopping
place. ....
We ask tie Health Officer to take
his eye and place i. on the above, and
then joio with us in saying that "A. n
Bell, NJ. D., Editor" may be . man o.
truth and veracity, but in making the
ABOVE statement he talks good deal
ike men We have heard others say
were liars "A. N. Bell, NJ. D., Edi-
tor" it is pretty evident, has not been
Wheeling this year.
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TAYLOR STRACDER BAPTIzED.-We
are informed that the pastor OF the 9Th
street African Methodist Church and
several Of the members Of that congre-
CATION visited the Jail on Sunday even'
log and administered the rite of baptism
to Taylor Strauder. Afterwards they
engaged in devotional services with
him in which he seemed deeply inter-
ested. Jailor Kennedy informs US
that the condemned man deeply feels
his position and that Strauder is misun.
derstood. The smirky smile that has
always been seen on his face, instead
Of betokening hardness Of heart and a
callous conscience, is hsbitual with
him. Mr.. Kennedy thinks him a con-
trite and repentsut man.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Every once in awhile
VIM. Garner gets his hide full Of
whiskey and his head full Of nensense,
and tried his level best to make lite as
uncomfortable for his family as possible.
On Sunday he got raging and roaring
around 90, that bis wife found it neces'
ssry lor her safety to have Sweet Wis
liam taken care OF. % yesterday he
vas taken before Justice Launder by
officer Tracey, who held him in the cum
OF 800 to keep the peace and be Of
good behavior for one year, Failing to
give the required security, Garner was
committed to Jail.
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The Frazier SUIcIDE.-We were i'm
formed Yesterday that Miss Kate Full
stick, who was shot By John Frazier at
the time he committed suicide, is rapid.
" recovering, and that she will be able
to return to her parents, in this city, in
a few DAYS. We have it from John
Fraz;er's brother, that John was sepeI-
sted from his vile in February last
and that Mrs. Frazier is married again.
They had no children.
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THE DEATH OF TIE MODOCs.
ArALz OF BLOC o II TWO LINKS.

.rr. CANIoI. f
Great Jacob came forth in the strength Of
his might,
His mInions were thick as the stars of the
night,
That all power was his-he King Governor
would be.
And as his left eye towards Moundsville he
turned.
A vast Eina of anger within his breast
burned.
30 be cEiSd 'Get ye gone. In the Governors
Up, Modors, and at them; lie. not one re-
main"
And he sworcb by the tip OF Nick Filzhush't
That he'd slaughter and kill. should
Bid. es oppose
His determined attempt to have his OWE
And i1le King in the State, let it cost what
II may.
cANro II.
Like the snow on the mountains when
winter Is hare,
At the dawn OF the morning the Modoc:
Like the snow Of the mountain beneath the
At eve ali the Nodes and Jacob were
gone.
For the voice OF Judge Raymond sweiled
up with roar,
And buried the fcauds-they are heard Of nc
The Modocs, the Radicals, jacob and all
W ere sent VIII re the woodbine CLIMBS up
b, The wall.
With his thumb to his nose as he Icy on his
belly
friend 'Shellie,"
While around him too dead for Gabe's
trumpet TO wake EN-
Lay .Imsweeney, slippery Andy and Nick
The sorsaken.
In pile by himself. full Of shine and Of
stink,
Where deep chasm yawned, Northcott
Jay on the b, ink;
While around him there flew in curves and
Propelled by the wind, Judge Hoffman's
court papers.
And then Granville Hall lay dead on the
plain,
These words for his ep:taph "f'aud on the
brain -
Els groans were as sad as the means of the
Seas
Vast opinion" or collie caused such groan'
ings as these.
And O'Brlen was wild in the depth CT his
wee,
His cbitNian was dead, now what would he
do?
The question that bothered was one most
wsu d the Board of p. W. conll!m him as
Colonel?
AS he locked the great grief that swelled up
VI his eyes.
roke out in load weeping and groanipgs
and C les,
Til he fell over dead near H onest John J,"'
From whose breast The red tide OF life eobed
away.
90 The last Of the Modocs by the 'opinion"
was slain,
Political life hey will ne'er know again,
As 10 Tophet they went there arose there
"Jasey's Modocs are coming there'n be
trouble in--Pittsburgh."
IN. B.-Tbe above is to be suug
to short particular metre at the next
Rsdico-Jacob convention. while Broth
or Hall, OF the Iats!Agsneer, is passing
the "sasser.
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COUNTY FAIE.-The enterprising bust.
ness men OF Cameron who seem 10
have more than three-fourtbs OF the
tim and "snap" of all Marshall county,
are preparing to make the Agrcultu-
raj Fair in that place this year q
greater success than ever before. They
are arranging a premium list" that
will attract competition and the whole
neighborhood is full Of the enterprise.
We have not We: learned the exact date
Of the Fair, but will doubtless be ena'
bled to announce it in gooi time.
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Every facility for the certain Diagnosis
and skillful treatment Of all Chronic ID s.
cases
A powerful Galvanic Battery containing
thirty-two Cells. with Rheotome,l ommen-
rat IT, Rod, N ovabls Die, Fork, Hydrostatr
Indicator. Combined Current and polarity
hanger and many other Electrical Insuu-
meuts for the treatment OF Diseases OF the
Eve, Ear and Nervoussystem. NO nervous
Disease should he considered incurabie un'
III Electricity has been well tried.
PHYSICIANS not having the instruments
and time for treating Chronic Nervous DIS
eases may recommend their patients with
these ailments 20 DR. II ngdon with the as,
surancE that he will apply electricity ana
magnetism IN the most scientific manner.
Electro hermal baths administered when.
ever indicated.
A new Com pound Microscope, an instru.
ment Of vondrou> power, enabling the phy-
s clan 10 detect with absolute certainty
many obscure Diseases OF The Heart, Blood,
Kidneys, Urinary Organs, and Nervous
syste n. Specimens OF urine examined and
positively correct diagnosis given III every
case. =,
DIR. Iougdon is consulted daily on all
forms OF Chronic Disease. Much OF MS
practice Ii devoted 10 the more grave and 0O-
am0te mulodieS which family physicians
have failed 10 cure.
In de crloing your disease give ma cage,
sysptoms, and poStofiice address. Enclose
n Zee OF s. and your case will be carefully
examined and the neceS airy medicines for
one months treatment,wjih special letter
of advice promptly forwarded TO you by
mail or express. Many long stsnaing and
inyeterate ailments may be cured in this
way at very moderate expense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-22

RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
here with eight feetiu the channel. Al
Pittsburgh there is elk feet aud falling
The indications last evening for more
rain were favorable. The temperature
was cool aud pleasant.
The Malie Ragon will resume her
place in the Pittsburgh trade this morn
ing. She has been completely over
hauled, her power Increased and her
capabilities for creating steam consid-
erably enlarged. Its thought size is now
able 10 nearly double her former speed.
That she has been greatly improved lie
sure, as all who wish 10 make a trip to
the Smokey City can verify by taking
passage on her.
The Courier will leave for Pa.kers-
burg this morning at halt past ten
o'clock. Passengers will avail them.
| selves Of this opportunity for pheasant
trip.
The Audes, Captain Charley Muh'e-
man, will leave for Cipcinnsti this AZ
ternoon at 8 o'clock. It's only neces-
sary to announce the honr OF the de-
parture OF this fayorite packet Every
body who knows her or her gentleman
" and accommodating officers will be
sure to take passage OIL Der if they
wish to get to Cincinnati Ell. Muhle-
man has charge OF the office.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, of yester-
day, says:
The James E Rankin passed up yes
terday from Evansville to Wheeling in
charge OF her new owners. She enters
the Wheeling and Matamoras trade in
place OF the Hope
The Parkersburg Times says that
Captain J. Thornton Russell, the gen.
tlemanly commander of the Prairie
City, is about to leave that boat to take
charge OF another"