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The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-06-14

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CEvEri", Mass July IL, 1867
d. Eanwar;l have I'D Ovarian Taao TIE cyaries and
bowels All tho Doctors tal "ter, hepf IT," tried
every thing that was econ ncndd but rang hetd me- saw
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The "a Ire left s Ct ia L.e'7 a..
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-02

Mr.. Chase and the Gilmore Barn
Liberty" MeeIing.-NOIe from
Prof LOOs, of Bethany.
Editors IntellIGoncer.
Inotice in your paper Of yesterday, a
statement made by correspondent, that
Mr.. s. P. Chase was present at Birney
and Norris convention held in Esq, Gil.
more's barn, in this (0hio) county, in 1874,
and that he delivered an address. This
Is an error. Mr.. Chase wrote the address,
but was not present. The address was
read by Dir. Mays Bell. The convention,
which attended with few Others from
Bethany, was Of course small, but did
not lack in enthusiasm and hope. The
Bells and Esq. Gilmore were the leading
spirits. MIR. Bell, after reading the ad.
dress, sold: To-day we plant the banner
OF free soil on Virginia's hills; and we
may yetlive TO sec Virginia free State.
This hope was then deemed extravagant;
but 1t has been fulfilled. No one OF that
convention at that time dreamed that the
anti-slaverY lawyer of Cincinnati, who
wrote tho speech for that occasion, would
SO soon be clothed with the dignity Of
Chief Justice OF the United States, 1t
would certainly be Of interest to preserve
that address. Doubtless tits in Mr. Bells
possession. CHAs. Louis Loos.
III our friend Bell has copy Of the
address, We should be glad if he would
look it up and send 1t to US, for publica-
ton il its length permits.-EDs
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Waste and Mismanagement at thu
.a Asylum.
uN GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. sr'F
am one of the Directors OF the ASy-
lum Of Weston. saw soon after was
appointed, the necessity Of iSteIoGrtl, to
have charge of the domestic management
Of the Asylum. DR.. Camden has strenu-
ousIy opposed the appointment Of such
officer claiming that he and his sister
could perform the duties Of Steward
without additional chargGon the treasury,
and up to this time he has succeeded In
preventing a Steward being appointed. II
has been reported for some time, that q
large amount Of meats had been spoiled at
tho Asylum and that DR.. Camden had
had it hauled out and buried. Believing
It to be my duty to look into the matter.
made a search for the spoiled meats last
Monday and found it. Il was partially
buried or coveredup, and seemed 10 have
been large quantity. This waste was Of
course for the want Of proper sailing and
taking care Of. This is only one instance
OF the public waste that Is going on con-
stautly at the Asylum, There are up
wards OF three hundred persons clothed
and fed in the Asylum at the public ex-
pense-requiring some $4,000 annually
TO do it-and yet there is no Steward and
no responsible party to guard the funds Of
the institution. Should this thing be al
lowed to go on this way any longer
Does not the public good require that this
evil should be correctedS
Aldv 2st6, 1873. JosRPH MATTHEWS
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An ,Anecdote Of Chief Justice
ChaRe. ..f

An old friend of the late Chief Justice
tells US an anecdote showing MI. Chase's
cleverness OF repartee While on visit
to the southern States, after the war, MIR.
Chase was introduced to avery beautiful
woman, who prIded herself on her devo-
ton to the "Lost Cause" Anxious that
the Chief Justice should know her real
sentiments, she remarked, as she gave him
her hand: "Mr. Chase, you sec before
you rebel who has not been reconstruct
ed" Madame" replied he, with pro-
found bow, "you are so perfectly con-
structed that any reconstruction Is alto
gether impossible" .t.r
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A METEoRIC STONE, weighing pound
and half, was recently found BY q
young geologiSt near the Rand farm, Bos'
ton Highlands, Mass. The specimen has
been examined by number OF geologistsr
who have pronounced 1t an erolite.
There are evidences that 1t was in part
ly molten state when 1t fell, as one side
Is flsttened by striking on the edge. It Is
a dark.colored stone, somewhat crum-
bling, and full OF particles Of iron, pos
sessing sufficient magnetism to affect the
commas.
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A Pointed Inquiry.
i, tho MonnhnvIlla Reportcr.l

(FIom INC honhdlVlIIe hepoFtGrl
And now we will again thank Mr.. Bore.
man II he will tell Us In so many words
whether or not he Rvalled himself Of the
late steal to pocket the 5000 back pay,
and by 80 doing dishonOr himself and dis
honor the party that elected him? We
know Mr.. B. voted against the grab
but we do not know whether he COmpro-
missed his honor and the honor Of his party
in that steal by making himself receiver
Of stolen money or not. Senator Davis
poCketed his share, but then Mr.. Davis il
Q rich man and Democrat. two Qualiti-
cations for that kind Of work which MIR
Foreman does not possess.
Mr.. Foreman, did you take the money
or nots
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New Advertisements.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF
L WILLIAM B. SCROGHY, who left Phlladel'
phla Tor Wheeling, ". Va, In iA0: Il this
should meC! the eye Of him or any q bis heirs,
they viii hear OF something TO theft advantage
by calling al No $40 South 18Th Street, Phlli-
delphlA, Jung
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-02
May a8M, 1873. JosEpu MATTHEWS

The following incident oil the Iowa tor.
nado will bear a fuller narration than
that made by the telegraph:
Near Skunk River woods, q flock oil
1900 sheep were quietly grazing when
the storm arose. With an instructive
dread they gathered in circle, that com:
pauIcnship might alleviate the sense Of
. danger. They congregated directly In
the line Of the storm, and when 1t came It
elevated them until, as an eyewitness ex,
pressed It, "they looked like q flock of
birds" They circled round and round
the velocity Of the inner current over.
coming the attraction oil gravitation, until
the centrifugal motion moved them TO the
edge Of the cyclone, where, the velocity
being diminished, they fell TO the earth
or the 1900, only 40 were found alive up
to this afternoon, and It Is believed that
the remainder were killed. Their re-
mains arc found hanging on the trees and
bushes, and strewing the ground.
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Coon FOR MARSHALL CoUETY.-We
learn from a letter from West Liberty
that ]. Challen Wsyman, son Of Sheriff
Wayman, takes first honors, and Miss NJ.
E. Carman, OF Benwood, takes the next
honors, at the West Liberty Normal
school. Pretty good for what some soft.
headed students call "MarshSll county
green rns.n-MoNndapiLle Rep0rker.
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appearance.

TIE editor Of the MooreAeId Advertiser
having read that boiling lamp Chimneys
would prevent their breaking, tried 1t. He
is now of opinion that that suggestion
originated with some lamp.chimuey man
uacturer, as he had to go forthwith and
buy new chimney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-02
OO-PARTNERsHIP.

Tho undersiRued having entered into eopsrt.
nerehIp. under the arm name OF Adams D Lucag,
10 caTEy on the Music business, (purehAsed Of "
Harding, Eco No. lC9 Market street, Wheeling,
W. Va and Main street, Washington, Pa, April
list, 1873, including stock, fixtures and good Wild
they will continue tho buGiness Ut tho above
points, and respectfully solicit their patronage
O. Y. LUCAS.
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THE Sen!ine! says the much.talked-oI
race to have come Of on the Taylor Coun'
ty Fair grounds on the 9th was q fail
urc. "Grey Dan" was on the ground
but "SIeepy George" failed 10 put in an
appearance.
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Mr.. Chase and the Gilmore barn
"LLberty" Westinghouse from
Prof. LOOs, of Bethany.
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MICHAEL Lyons was arrested at Graf
ton the other day for the illegal sale Of
whisky and fined $50 and costs. First
case there under tho now liquor law.
Seems 10 work well.
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Married PeVons, or Young Men cop,sr,,,..-
MAtI98g, being aware OF PhysIcSi W.
oFBaliG debility, dGlorn!tIes, speedily e1TS4 me-
he Wno pL9eco himself under The eS;e n n,
nemAn, and confidently rely upon bIS stjii go
phIBlciln. Io1 ~ AAlII y
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Especially, who have been he y,rt,u,
~ Vice, THAT dreadful and deS,,re,,UoiL solt
which annually BWeeps 70 an uS,IS.!,S nab!
thousands Of Young Men Of the MI gnTs
talent and brilliant intellect Who m;SS, e11Ited
tso have ontranced listening senstHs ~; SItast
thunder Of Gloqucnee, or walked IN s.' ma iSs
thrilling Tyre, may call with full cobsJ.nsSy As
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NOTICE

nj ~ AVA
TO HAMPDRE ZANE In his own light and as
Trustee, EMILT A. ZANR his Wifb, WILLIAE L.
McAPEE and CoRNELlA his wife, NJ .RY MCCLEAN
and ELIzABLTH PITTS, and al owners and CAIN
Auts OF tho tract OF land herain below described,
and persons holding liens thereon
TAKE NoTI that tho Wheeling, Pittsburgh
aud Baltimore Railroad Company, by application
Ia writing died this 2iIh day May, 1873 10 the
Citcuit Cours for Ohio County, West virginia
mIBsiOlCrB To ascertain Just compensation TO
the owners Of the tract Of land herein below de-
senbed, which e4ld Railroad Company proposes
10 take for tho purpose OF operating lis railroad
the towniof Washington. In Warrington County,
Pennsylvania; praying in said application, among
other ihinge, that under tho order and direction
Of said Court, such proceedings shall be had as
are necessary to vest in said Railroad company
the absolute title In fee simple TO the said tract
The said tract is situated In tho said City Of
Wheeling and bounded AZ follows: BtytHntnQ
at the corner on tho north side OF Zane street
and east aide OF Fourth Htrcet; M6Hes along the
north eIdO Of Zane street 70 the corner O0 the
north side Of Zane street and west side Of Fifth
RtreOt; M6HcS along the west stdo OF Fifth street,
towards the north, thirty.nlne snd RlnG.tenth6
feet, thence at right angles with tho west aide Of
Filth street and parallel 70 tho north side Of zGnO
street, thlrty.nine and nine tenths feet, towards
the west, to the eastern boundary OF land belong.
log To the Applicant; HeneS with said eastern
boundary and parallel 70 the west side OF Fifth,
twenty. seven feet and clever, hundredths, 10.
wards the south, 70 the eouth.Cast corner OF said
land belonging to tho Applicant; hHtncs with the
southern boundary Of said land belonging to the
Applicant, and at the Uniform distance OF Twelve
feet and seVenty.nlne hundredths nom the north
aido Of Zane street, to the cast side Of Fourth
street; and thence along the east e!doOr Fourth
street, twelve feet and seventy'nire hundEodths
10 tho beginning. u. .,rt.
A hearing will DO asked upon said application,
County, West virginia, on Monday, tho thlrtlGth
day Of June. 1873. -.. #.
THB WHEELING, PTTTSBURdH l. BALTIMORE
RAILROAD COMPANY, by DANIEL LAMB It's
Attorney. 100 l7.-- my26.A
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THE Wellsburg Manufacturing Com
pany offer their establishment on very IA
vorable terms to any company that will
take 1t and run 1t. .a-t
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reflect that sound mind and body are the nOE
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubial hap
piness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes n weary pilgrimage; ae
prospect hourly darkcng 10 the View the mind
becomes BhadoWGd with despair aud Gle4 Wit
tho melancholy reflection that the happ!nCi, q
another becomes bllYhLel with our own.
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OBJECT SOUTH FREDERICK STREE
Left hand eide going from Baltimore FtfCtL !
few DOOR from the corner. C4rFAu no. 10 d
eerve name and number.
~ No letters'Teceived unless POSTPAID L:
containing stamp to DO used on thereby. Pi'
sons writing should state age and send po:td'
OF advertisement degcribinE syetGms.S
Tho DoctoF'H DIPLOMA hATiVH in hIs ONT
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H. T AVUUhIIVt ITubItUs
J. NJ. MILLER, Auctlonecr.
WHEELING, May 8, 1873. my6
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OPERATIONS Cd tho South Branch Rail.
road have begun in tho vicinity of Spring
field. The road is expected to be finished
to Romney by the LIST Of next January.
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TIE West KIrginian reports the death
in Grant township, Marion county, Of
JouN TuCKBR, at the age oil one hundred
and theee years.
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ADVICE gratis to the editors Of the
Cumberland dailiCs:-"Let US have
peace"
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TIE Wellsburg Herald oilers to hold the
coats of malcOntents while they impeach
Gov. jacob. The offer, VIC understand, Is
declined with thanks.
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A OARD.-HAVING DISPOSED
II OF my stock, fixtures and good viii in tho
take this mel 0d OF thanking my tFiendS and the
public generally for their liberal patronage, ex'
tended 10 me, and recommend my successors TO
thor favorable CONFEDERATION.
apl0 -a' Us Y. HARDING. /
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DIR. PREs, Of Cameron, is about TO re-
move to this city.
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TIE Confederate graves at Moorcaeld
and Winchester will be decorated on the
9th inst.
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CeneNI Notices.,
WHEELING. Nay Il, ISL. ay3s

NO Tl0R' ...so
Al meeting OF tho Stockholders Of tho Ma
uonal 6AyinRS Bank OF Wheeling, held on tho
ist OF April, is7o, 1.-THE following resolution was
adopted:
RciolVGd, That the nAmo OF this Bank be chang
ed nom The National Savings Bank Of Wheeling
10 ''Commerrial Bank" said change to take
effect on and GIter MNy1 1878.
This notice 10 given o. required BY Sec. u Of
Chap. s. OF the Code Of West Virginia.
mai THOMAS II, LIST, PreBt.
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The Wellsburg Herald says New Cum
berland will not be satisfied till it gets a
one.horse paper started there and then
will never be satisfied till 1t gets rid OF it.
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Eor Sale,
.TOMMIssION ER'S SALE
OF 4o2 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land !
THURSDAY, June 10, 1873,
ON THE PREMISES.

In pursuance Of decree entered BY the Cir
cult Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, on the
18th day Of May, 1873, In tho Chanciry cause In
said Court pending wherein RltjRh Marlin,
Jr,, IL complainant and Isaac d. Kelly and Others
arc defendants, l shall, az Special Commissioner
nlmed In ralb decree. Oler Of public shle, on
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'TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Is

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
i TATE.
By virtuoot deed Of trust dated the 10th dsy
OF May, 1871, by Christian FAnke and Elisabeth
FRANKIE his wife and recorded In the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Decd OF Trust Book No. 4, page 455,
to the undersigned trustee, will sell on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1873.
commencing at ten o'clock, A. NJ, at tho front
door OF tho Court House Of Ohio county, West
VirgIniO, to the highest and best bidder at pub
lie auction, the following described real estate:
Beginning alta dlstAnc3 OF nifty 1907 feet nom tho
northwest corner OF that piece or parcel Of
grouud which was conveyed 10 Henry Aekerman
by Frimm and wife by deed dated juno 10Th:
1865, and recorded In tho Recorders Ottce OF
ONO county, In Decd Book No. 49 on folio 49,
fronting on the east side OF German street, 10
9th Ward Of tho city Of Wheeling Aforesaid,
twenty five (25) feet and running eastRArdly on
an equal width OF IS feet depth OF one hundred
feet. together with all Improvements thereon and
thereto belonging, 1t being the came piece Of
ground which was conveyed 10 the said Chris
tIAn FRANKIE by Henry AckernAn and wife by
deed dated March 4, 1862 as recorded In the he
cordGr'g office Of Ohio county In Deed Book No
s. on folio ga, together with all tic buildings.
improvements and appurtcnAnces thereto be-
longing.
Terms { ( sale are cash. Selling RS Trustee
shall convey only such title as ig vested IN mo
by the eaid deed Of trust, the title, however, L.
E.P HUBBARD, Trustee.
II MYTYFR
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WE1LsBURG has it in serious contem-
plation to buy steam fire engine.
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DARN FOR SALE. r

II Al ~ Nh " IL . a II L.
odur Tor PAIe the Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, W. Va. some
three miles from tho limits Of the city OF Wheel
Ing, on or near the FaIrmont Pike, containing
los acres Of hrstclssS land, nearly all OF which
10 In fnC state Of cultivation. The improve
mGnts are all OF the best, consisting Of q Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
conyeniences needful. A largo clstGrn supplies
It with all the wAtcr for which rain water Is need.
ed. There ie aleo q largo Barn, with cellar; Sts.
bic room Tor Horses and tWentyheAd Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said land Is
well Watered, and nSver. falling well at the barn.
There 10 good Vineyard Of CataWba and Con
cord Grapes, and large number Of the beat 80
lection OF Fruit Trees In full bearing, cons!etluR
Of APPLES, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Quinces, with almost all tho Arst quality Of
small fruit grown 10 this part Of the c1untry.
ANY person desiring good home near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis.
pose OF whatever they may raise for thamirket
will DO well to call on the subscriber, who will
give al the HcCCesSry information. Terms easy.
la7-uSW NJ r WATMAN
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For Sale.

TOAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
" IOW-Ouc.ihIrd or one.hGlf Of tho Union
CoSl Works. eight miles below Bellaire, Bel
mont county, Ohio, Immediately, on the ohio
liver. BeSt shaft Coal, SIX fcet vein, work tully
developed and In good working order. -
This property will be sold on INC mos Te ~ SSc
WorSs, Apply to JOHN FERGUSON. on the
nySmiS1s az t5 ", V. HOGE & BRO,
iRnySi BA!leY's Block, Market St
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on FOURTH ST., NEAR MONROE,

Either with or without the FuDiture. House
contains 1 cellars and IS roomE with al the
modern improvements. Terms will be made zen
easy. Would rent portion Of 1t to small tRm
fly. or would trade for other city property,
Enquire OF WHEAT 4 FORBES.
fe26 Attorneys, 4th st.
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MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1873.

REMoVAL.-ThO Business once OF tho INTEL
LIOExOKR has boon removed TO the lower door,
three doors cast OF former quarters, Quincy
street, between Main and Market, Ut being the
corner room next tho alloy,l where the projectors
will be happy to sec GnaserTs their friends and
patrons. H.
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ORGANIC WPAVvr,C
DIR, JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, In.
don, graduate rom opo Of the most enInrt,
Colleges IN tho United states, and the EresS,
pSsTIt OF MnoSs llie has been spent In the hOpIu,
has effected come Of the most Astounding cT1'I
ever known. Many troubled with rirgipS !,
tho head and ears when asleep, great nSTyos. y
ness, being AlGrmedG Il sudden sounds. bI,bI-l
ness, With frequent blushlnH, ATTENDED nm.
times with arrangement Of mind, wee cafts
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