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Baltimore & Wilmington. NC.


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WILL hereafter sail from BALTIMORE
from WILMINGTON every WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY.
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Macon and Augusta and Central Railroads.
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direct to Cars. without delay, and forwarded
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as low as by any other route, and all losses
orovcr.chargcs or promptly paid.
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10 Members of the Bar.
VOLUME LII RICIIARDSON'S REPORTS.
new series, 50. Also, a large assort,
meni OF other Law Books and Law blank.
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For Sale.

HNHE PANORAMA OF COLUMBIA, cm-
Draclng scenes previous to and during
the war. 1t may be seen at
Nov l3 q. DIERCKS', Main street
, 1873-06-29

the same -thing-an insufficient supply
OF fresh air to each patient. What
is wanted bore is not a great costly hospital
building, but aiong low, inexpensive structure,
with windows on each side OF each ward.
Az to the character Of the present County
Hospital, ne embrace this opportunity to report
the observation Of member OF The English Par
lament who visited this city some three years ago
in the course OF q tour OF hospital examination
around the world. After going through tho Coun-
tt Hospital on Eighteenth street, he remarked to
the gentleman who blushiugly showed him our
arrangements for taking care Of the sick poor
&C. hope you won't consider it impolite, but I
must say never saw anything worso." It is
needless to say that the institution has not i'm
proved since that time. Fortunately, the Mercy
Hospital on Calumet avenue VAS inspected by
the same gentleman, and ths reputation Of the
city was ame1iorated By the spacious wards and
excellent appointments OF that volunteer estab-
liHhmant
, 1873-06-29
TIE COUNTY HOSPITAL.

We publish elsewhere IN earnest appeal from
scor1petent observer on the necessity OF addi-
tional hospital accommodations in this city and
county. The feet that Chicago is the only city
OF anY considerable size in the United States
which does not provide adequate room for the
sick and disablcd poor. is sufficiently CALLING
without the further suggestion Of the writer
that number OF hospital-tents zhonld
be erected forthwith. for the reception
OF Patients from the now oyercrovd:
ed County Hospital THIS suggestion is
not intended as bit OF pleasantly by any means.
Tie experiences furnished by the late war taught
the medical profession that, in the summer time
at least, tent is the best place to put sick or
wounded man, because it is impossible to pre-
rent the fresh air from reaching him in sufficient
quantities. The defects Of existing bosp1tals are
mainly defects ct ventilation. These de-
fects mry arise from faulty construction,
or from ove-crowding. Both come to
, 1873-06-29

ty is tolerably certain to be tho forerunner Of
series Of similar crimes. A notable instance OF
this fact was afforded in France year or two
sgo. L husband had discovered his wife in COM
pany with another man in the 1atter's room. In
stead Of killing the paramour outright or cha1-
longing him to duel, which wns the custom in
France, the infuriated husband stabbed
his wife, treatment which WAS a1togeth-
er an innovation at that time. The murderer's
trial resulted in light punishment, and within
few weeks dozen eimilar murders we're COM
mitted throughout France, though crimes Of this
particular phase had been unknown in tho
country before that time. 4 similar illustration
Of the tendency described is found in 3 manis
for suicide that once prevailed in the City Of
Lyons among the young women, and which WAS
only checked atlast by the exposure in the pub
lie narket-placo Of the naked bodies Of Ill who
came to their death BY their own hands. II
imitation in crime is u recognized tendency
Of mankind, as NO boGeTo it to be,
then tho acquittal OF young Walworth
would be direct encouragement to every young
by his father to take the law into his own hands,
punish tho disturber OF the domestic peace, and
pass for hero. We have little doubt that the
acquittal would DO actually followed by series
OF similar murders.
No matter, then, how the letters Of the de-
ceased Walworth may be regarded, aud they seem
to be absolutely unparalleled for obscon-
ity, infamy, aud viciousness, they can
not justify the acquittal Of young Wal
worth sf the crime OF taking the Law |
into its own hands. 4 verdict Of &C
quittal cannot be found On this ground without |
Bubvorting and ovorturning tho very essence OF
law,-that is, the protection OF society. To say
that young WalUorth may so FREQ and unpun-
ished, is to say that there aro certain circun-
btances outside Of se1f-defenee which Justify |
homicide. This much has been said too often in
this country already, and the eanctity Of law and
The safety Of society are seriously impaired with
every repetition.
, 1873-06-29

The Vendome Column in Paris, which was de-
ssroyed by the Communists, is to be rebuilt, and
the Government has determined to raise The
funds by selling of the effects Of II. Courbet,
who WAS noted Communist. There is very
poetica IS well as practical, style Of Justice in
this action Of tho Government, and, although
II. Courbet may very naturally object to such
disposition Of his effects, If he is living, still he
should remember that he had great deal Of
very cheap pleasure when the Column was de-
stroyed~ Il Communists are determined to go
round and break things every time thoy hare
chance, they ought to be made to pay tor them.
, 1873-06-29

these places and lose their money. The readi-
ness and the eagerneas with which these men
venture their monoy 60 far to redeem the
| proprietors from tho charge Of intentional
swind1ing. They are but supplying d demand
meeting q craving desire for chance to get
suddenly rich.
Tho duty Of the Law in these cases is plain
| form, and, to enforce the prohibition, ought to
puniah everybody selling ticket, or share, or
policy with severity-making imprisonment
part Of the penalty But, to properly enforce
not do to suppress grand lottery for tho per-
sonal profit Of the managers, and then permit
another grand 1ottery for the benefit Of &C.
called public charity. It was once considered
quite the thing to provide public buildings, and
even churches, from tho proceeds Of lotteries.
We do not know but that the practice is still
maintained in some Of the States. Lotteries are
tho lowest form Of gamhling-as low as that
known By the classic namo Of "nig-
ger billiards." They are demoralizing and
debasing In their tendency; they have
made thousands OF 1oafera and vagrants
Of persons who otherwise would have been in
dustrious. They beget desire for sudden
wealth, which, bahled IN ono form, naturally
les have heggared thousands Of families, and CO.
pecially families Of men Of email means. The
habit Of purchasing tickets, once acquired, ex-
ceeds in intensity the drunkard's thirst; the
victim is forever excited by tho hope Of gain, and
is forever being disappointed. lotteries ne es-
pecially demoralizing to the young, who are
gradually led to depend upon some sudden !
luck," rather than upon study, applcs-
ton, and labor. When, therefore, individuals,
with more zeal than discretion, propose grand |
lottery schemes for the purpose Of founding
hospitals, libraries, opera-houses, or for other
public or charitable purposes, they ought to be
met with the samo prohibition that is encouu-
tered BY the 1nan who proposes like sNindle
for his private and personal benefit. There is
no such thing as an honest lottery. It is the
taking Of one mans property, without con-
to enrich another. That is dishon-
esty, and it cannot DO justified by any end which
may be suggested for the employment Of the
proceeda- The lottery business, therefore,
should be suppressed and prohibited, not alone
IN this State, but in every State, and should be
prohibited, not only when proposed for personal
7rodt, but Whenever proposed, for whatever
possible purpose or end that may be contem-
71ated
, 1873-06-29

The Same day'a dispatches uhich brought the
neWs OF the death Of Powers, the sculptor, also
brought the news Of the death of two other A.
tists: J. 1nsco Williams, at Dayton, Ohio painter
Of considerable local repute and Thornton Hunt
an Engliah painter and art critic, son Of Leigh
Hunt. He was more celebrated as critic than
as al artist, and for a long time was connected
with the London Spectator. He also edited his
fathers autobiography published in 1850, and
Leigh Hunts Correspondence" which ap-
pearod in 1862. OF late years, he had devoted
his attention almost exclusively to political at
fairs.
, 1873-06-29

exhausted herEexchequer, as they generally de
in such cases, the woman had given her paramou1
some Of the jewels to pawn. The actor was
arrested On the charge Of larceny, and the facts
wero duly presented to jury, but they re-
fused to find him guilty, and declared it
to be the most natural thing in the world for a
woman to take her Jewels with her when she
runs sway from her husband, and to pawn them
when her money runs out It IL not probable
that q law which will not punish the larceny Of q
wife will ever again punish the lacany Of her
personal property taken With her.
The manifold difficulties that beset all leeie1a-
ton which undertakes to trip up blind Cupid in
his progress are but barely indicated by the two
examples that have been cited The situ.ton
bespeaks very serions moral as veil rs a hu
morous view. It shows the greater necessity
for the stendy encouragement OF all social influ-
ences to avert the evils IN the relations Of the
sexes which are dedciently covered or not reach
ed at all by the lar, and the duty Of discourag-
ing all the social Innovations and experiments
that may lead to guilt or folly which is amply
punished With personal misery it not by law.
, 1873-06-29

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-WE SOLD N
.ent; information given. J. B. MARTINEZ CO..
Bankers. 10 Wallet P. q. box <e85. New York
, 1873-06-29
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, 1873-06-29

nose, and utilizo the incisive but
graceful little fancy by appending thers-
to 8 heavy metal ring, which hes to be deli
care1y drawn aside when food is offered to tha
esophagus. The Patagonians sent Us the st2ls
Of putting little black patches On the face. Ihd<
Persians wear all the b1rcelets they can steal,
and carry gold scent-bo1es around their neea-
It is sanitary measure with them. The 4bys~
sinians wear little images about their necBs. Thd
EBqulmau1, people not given to manniao-
turing Industries, nevertheless get and keep
Calmuck wears shells in her ears- Tobacco Is
her narcotic, and she ls good match for 81 o.
trich in raco. Greek nymphs have looking
glasses in their fan-handlea, and tie the fans 70
their persons. The belle Of Nakova Wears hes
obstinate hair in curl papora. The Tarts.s ano
chignons With feathers and hower5. The 81
,nese women, the most lcentious Of <Asla, dtspe
their bosons with gauze. Retrogresalca
oil. Mademoiselle OF alakova,. when
is behind Mozambique. puts an irory 1nE II 14s Ges
upper lip, and uses it for q handkerchief. laa
surviving Amazons wear sword-belts. knapzs:eas,
and other Weapons defensive and asSvessl'e'
but they know enough to let the shoulders sop~
port the belts. .-..,+
= Darwin contends that there ia -consttsatt
struggle for existence among Species '.nt.ns nGu
~
that tho constant tendency Of nature j, ~ -
maintain tho original types; .hofefofs, Ps,rb.ps
there has. bacn no 57clntion. fe5A1; X
testimony enough has been otieFsS Ss,,,I. II
support OF tho theory Of AgaaHiz n ,!t;foa !etafs
fashions. Every form OF adornment es1 ana A'1 c.n
OF DETACHMENT and deflement now eus1ns ~
be found almost continuously under othel er
absolutely aboriginal and savage eondi.loa7 ~ ons
type disappears in ope generauon' u -
nation, it is certain to 1ecrr in the next. -.r7-
The prevailing fashions baTo p{eS4srG;oouu p4n7;ous I'D
enfeeb1ing physically, md Vicious ,ho %1' "
the. weakest and the most arnnen esan1r.ded
1 ; g;ena1ation, m or . nation Of n %s2 ;pteI !
women, physically weak. can ne5sr ssst oe .i
lectual1y strong. The inequality tha; j. sdreely
between American men and women, ,:a%s - c.:.s
or indirectly physical and its immeaI,1 ns.sesn
are fashions in dresa and faahiona,olta t. sbous
society. While these remain, ~ taI I'D
equal educational facilities md SRh Ind vh,t
political equality Is Wasted ofeaa ang to do sbops
it7
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How We used to he phv,,cked-

Who does not remember the time when spring
purgstoniw was coneid cred Indispensable to summer
health No matter for wry faces, the Inevitable,
salts and SIENNA, rhubarb. or cslomeI and 5j.lap,
mustb administered. These "sprip g medicines.
the youngsters were told, were TO keep them hal
ana hearty during the summer. We ali low now
tnat this was faiihcy; that yigor, lot depIe-
ton, ia what's required the CONNIE nee rnent of
tho summer solstice.- As preparation for the en-
ervating effects of oppressive summer weather,
course OF Hosietters Stomach Biters is highly ax-
pea,sn. This famous. vegetable preparation has
three prominent properties. It renoyates purifies
and regulates all the functions of.the body It 10
composed exclusively of pure vegetable productions
VIZ !: the essential principle Of .aiononsahela Rye
AND the most etneacious rieand Alternative roots
barks. and gums known t1rniedinaI botanists.,-
Hence, itis an absolutely. sale medicine, and NO
tinSture OF the ,Pharmacopeia compare with.it:
s.ssa purity or in the variety Of
thetheory that it was necessary to PROSTATE pa.
uent IN order to cure him, is ferever ex poded and
thetsue philosophical doctrine, that vieor 10 tho
great an gonist of disease. has taken it's place.
Bitters 10 invigofant and hence It ia
theproper medicine for the feeble al this most try-
ing season of the year.
Be suIe that you obtain the genuine article.
there are innumerabie vile imitation the
and tho name blown into the glass .Hostetter,s
Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles only
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COMMISSIONERS N0TICE.

In The Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
- Hsss Virginia: ...
NOAH swAYNE and wife, and)
others, Plaintiff.
EDWARD TEARNEY, Admins. lS CHAScERy.
TRAITOR of Alexander Kelly, decd,
and others, Defendants.
(Ertroct from Decree efApra Term, 1879
s ordered and decrec,. that tn is ca use be re
ferred to q Master Commissioner of this Court
"lst. To ascertain the vaue of the req! estate of
which Alexander Kelly, died seized, and its annual
rental value. subject to assignment of dower,and
that he report description OF said real estate and
the lea sehoid belonging to said es,ate and Its
e3d whether the rents and profile of said estate
with the proceeds of the saie of the cascho!d in five
years will discharge the indebtedness of said Alex.
ander Kelly.
''2d: That he do convene the creditors Of the an id
Aiexander Kelly before him. and do audit all the
debts against the said Alexander Kelly and his es-
tate, and
3d. That he do settle the admin alton account
OF said dward Tearney as Administrs tor of lex
ander Kelly, deceased, and of his deaIings as said
Administrator Of said estate. and that he do ma
report OF the same TO the next term of this Court"
A Copy-Teste. .
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
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.sAr FRANcIsco, CAL, May Is. 1873 ;,
NOTICE ia hereby given to II whom IL ma v con-
~ Germ. that will apply to tho County Court Of
. c"nnty. West Virginia. at the August
and requiring A. r. H. Ransom, Executor of J. L.
Hanson, in the County aforesaid, 20 pay and 'dev-
Mashingt ton. tinfsnt children of Georgi.na IL
nn ash gtonl in San Fr.nctseo, California. sfI
Executor, that will come nto his hands belong.
ing to my Wards and to authorize me- a. such for
eigh Guardian to sue for, recover and receive all
Rohey or personal property belonging to my
". Wards in West virginia.: and remove the Same 70
the state Of Cajifor mia where my Ward. reside.
Guardian of Fannie ID. and Bertha J. wash.
May 20. 1884
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

-~ei jefferson County, to-wit:
Atru1es held in the. Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Je6erson County, on tie tn
day Of Ahty, 1872
SAMUEL STRIDER, Plaintiff
THOMAS sTRIDER, Defendant. attachment.
fI'HE object ofthis suit ia obtain judgme Mt in
favor of the Plaintiff against the Defendant for
S62i.44 with legaiinterest on s2ss.75 part there
OF from the 22nd day of April, 1859. and like in
terest on S3,i &c. the residue thereof from the lst
day OF October 1860, and to attac any properly or
estate OF the Defendant in this State satisfaction
thereof.
And il appearng that the Defendant is not a res
ldent of this State he is hereby required to appea
within one month after the date OF the frat pubca-
tect his interest in this matter.
1t ia further ordered that copy this order sha
pc published once a week for four successive weeks
IN some newspaper published in this county, and
alec De posted at the front door of the Court House
of the said County, at least twenty DAYS before
judgment is rendered.
"A Copy-Tcste.
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.
White & Trapnel, p.q.
May Is, lS73-5t.
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RELlGIous.-"e are requested to an
nounee that Rev. A. E. Rogers will not meet
his appointment at Zoar Baptist Church on
next Lords Day, as previously announced
His attendance at the General Association is
the cause of his absence.
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THE STATE. OF WEST VIRGINn.

Jefferson County, to>wit ::
at rules held IN he Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of jefferson County, on the 5M
day Of Nay, 1873:
JOHN T. Hs ssIi, Plaintiff . 1dn action Of As-
THOMAS sJklDER, Defd'. taehm Sen a'" NJ
'ENAE object of this suit is to recover JUDGMENT
against the Defendant for the sum OF Sl4O. 81.
with ntsrest on $4sl.I part thereof. from ugust
22d 1859 TIL paid, being for money peid by
said pialntn as security for said Defendant, and to
attach IN the hahds'of John II Strider any monies
coming TO said Thomas Suidcr for satisiac ton Of
said judgment when obtained. :. ~
1t appearing, on affidavit filed in this suit that
the Defendant is not resident of this State he is
hereby required to appear hero within one month
after the date of the first publication Of this order
this matter. "
IL ia further ordered that copy of this order be
published once week Tor four successive weeks in
some wspaper published in the unity of JefTcr-
SON. and also be posted at O. the Court
House OF the said County, at least twenty days be,
fore Judgment be rendered.
Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk
Isnac Foukc, p. q.
May 6, 1SJ3--5t.
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Boy WANrED.-Wantcd, at this Office. a
boy about Is or 16 years of age, to learn the
printing business-one possessing good pri
mary education, and who is not afraid to work.
a boy from the country preferred. Apply
at once. Fry
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sNOIIGE.

Notice is hereby given to the parties in the fore
going cause, and to the creditors -xander KEEL
y, deceased, that will PROCEED 10 execute afore
said Decree, at my office in Charlestown. W. Va,
on Thursday, the 18th day of June. 1873.
CLEON MOORE.
May IL, lS73-6t