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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20
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best selling book now !n the maTssG
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20
nLD LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS
~ desiring change of contract.

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20
sHTOP A LEEDLE.

OF Won vas bin loon Something's dot vas nice to fOl oN NIL
yoR FEET mebbe you peter dry BUBBLE soDE WORK DoNI
NOOK NOTTs)-I you dot goot ant you don't peei
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STREET
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20
d Is, 900 FARM FOR SALE.

The well-known Ridlon Farm. soutb Of
clarendon Springs. consisting of $50 acres
OF land, and capable of sustaining thirty
COWS ana teams. There are upon Il two
evening houses, three barns, AMI other
outbuildings; five large sugar and fruit
orcnarus, with large quantity of wood and
TIMBER. Farm well fenced and watered,
ed upon good road. and near cheese fac
tory. Stock and tools upon said farm aIso
for sale.
Payments for large part of price can lie,
secured by mortgage upon said Arm
We will also sell the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20
CLARKE'S
n E w NJ EFT HOD
FOR
REED ORGANS.

There is no mistake about the remark
able character of this MODEL INSTRUO-
TION BOOK. From the first it has taken
the lead, selling largely, and eliciting high
concentrations from those well qualified
to Judge. Musical writers for the papers
say :-"Likely to become as popular as
Richardson's - s'The very book ~ =
Among notices, every article has Justly
placed it far above any similar book.n-
ATTRACTS and allures the pupil" -"Over-
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Price $3.50. For sale everywhere.
SPARKLING RUBIES'' for Sab. Schools.
"MUSICAL TREASURE - all try if
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
CHAS. IL. DITSON Il CO.,
Ill Broadway, New York.
enthusiastically
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20

Permanently located in Burlington, VT,
has at the urgent solicitations of patrons
and friends opened an office at the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-20

CHESTER.
Since our last report the following
transfers of real estate have been made:
John w. Lockwood has sold the Sol
onion B. Carlisle farm to d. B. and
JR. Chandler, for 5000.
Clemens Leland has sold the Barker
farm to Geo. w. Wright of Grafton,
for $500.
John E. Morse has purchased of Geo.
w. Wright, a part of the Clemens Leland
farm, paying therefor 5000
The town clerks Office has been
moved into rooms over the store OF
Robbins s. Marsh. The Office is now
centrally located.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
A BRUTAL SEA CAPTAIN.

In the course of the trial of Capt Clarke.
lately convicted in San Francisco OF extreme cruelty to
board the ship sunrise the following evidence
was introduced
August Wiltpfennlng one OF the seamen. testified
able seaman on the Sunrise. m the port watch
COrrigan and others IN the watch With me; re.
ceived punishment the last OF June was sending tho
foretopsa lift down t leads from the the
yard ARM had the lift In the top and was drawing
hauled il the starbOard side 10 clear and had
TO drop 1t my arm got tired and could not mold the
when I reached the deck the mate knocked me down.
and gave me blue eye; said the mate What did
he knocked down again; I said 20 thu
captain, who vas as standing near, DO you allow allow
I said would see about u when got to san Fran
cisco; he replied that he would that was not IN
then he asked the mate 20 put me in irons this was be-
tween aud o'clock in tho morning; the captain or
there until o'clock in the AFTERNOONS then they cut mo
down aud gave fifteen minutes 20 get my breakfast
which made mp ~ bread aud water after the break
fast was placed IN the lazaret ana rOned, ana keps
there until 81 O'Clock In the morning that morning
had bread aud water for breakfast tins bread and water
diet, confinement In the azaret, etc, was continued iof
two days when he (wness appealed TO the captain 20
relieve him; the captain saw him by request OF tho
mate and when witness said that he vas sorry for woas
he had done, and would not do any more the captain
replied: 81 will not take YOU out Of irons you - =
-; III keep you IN there for my pleasure; Was ueea
meals; Peter johnson was beaten by the mate aud
placed IN irons; when he frst came on bo1iv
his senses; h. was tricea up; every man who Was
placed In irons In that ship Was trieed up Corrlssn
complained To the captain that tho mate had struck
him the captain made inquiries OF two men who DID
witness the assault then he said 90 Corrlgan, iOs
have been lying aud he ordered the mate 10 place mn
In irons and rce him up have Jean Brown beaten
by the severely In the presence OF the Captaln'
Edwards trlced up two or three hours JOhn cos.
dir tue second man who went overheard, was Deates
by the In tho presence OF the captain Witnesses
three four blows M1rtiuson rlcod up IN irons.
the weight OF a mans body this position comes on his
toes aud arms Leude also trced up IN IRONS ~
'front.' OF the captains door heard the captain LAY thas
saw marks bruises ON Johnson's head; there was
swelling, which he said the matohad caused by htlins
HIM with tar hatchet johnson beaten every Jay
every day OF the voyage.
COrrean John Condn, and Charles Brand won't over
board while at after great suerlngs at the hands OF
the officers OF tho ship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

The editor OF the BIZ .feau lllinols, Re
publican writes the sou gaest kind Of SenSt
in reference to the b AID times that arr
complained OF at the. West The ediloI
thinks hat there are. other causes iot The
general complaint dan the exSctions o.
the railway mono poIisls. There Is; toc
much scheming 10 get a living without
rendering an equivalent in honorable
labor. Our boys are not learning useful
trades; our iarners' sons are crOWdlng
into the small towns and cities, seeking
after positions as clerks; our girls refuse
10 do Homework, and so we are sending
10 Europe Tor Workmen, buying OF theiI
artisans millions worth OF their products
that we ought 10 make Tor ourselves.
Though our crop Of rascalS Is heavy, we dc
not grow our hemp; though we are OVerrur
with lads who deserve fagellAtion, we i'm
port our willows. Our women (unless
greatly deceived shine in foreign fabrics,
and our men are dressed in foreign clothea
We are like the farmer who hires his
neighbours SONS 10 cut his wood, feed his
stock and run his erranda, while his own
boys loaf around saloons and spend their
time in playing billiards and gambling,
and then wonders why, in spite Of his best
efforts, he sinks annually deeper and deep.
er into debt, till the Sheriff cleans him
out, and he starts West TO begin again.
The time has come for US to turn
oyer q new leaf. Our boys and girls
must be taught 10 love labor by. quail
tying themselves to do 1t efficiently. We
must turn out Tower professionals, and
more skilled artisans aud producers We
must grow and iabricate the immense
quantity Of articles that we now annually
import, and 80 reduce the foreign debt
that We have so long and so successfully
augmented year by year. We must quail.
ify our clever boys 70 erect and run fRcto-
ries, saw mills, rolling mills, machine
shops, tannerieS, TO open and work mines,
improve and fashion implements and
double the products Of the farms. II we
shaII adopt this policy, and then take such
measures as will correct the abuses grow.
ing out oil our mammoth railway privi-
leges, we shall witness q true development
Of national prosperity that will be as firm
as the everlasting hills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
MRYOUs DERILTTY.

4 depressed, irritable state Of mind
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy, or RnImAtIOnI confused
head, weak memory, OGIen with de-
bLlItAtinE, Involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of e1ceaSes, mental OverEofk OF
indiscretiOnS. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds . sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 20.
It tones up the SyStEn, arrests discharges, dSpell
the mental gloom and deSponlOncy, and Fjuve-
mates the entirO system. 1t Is perfectly harm
les and always eBcent. PTiCo q, for package
Of ave boxea and large q ViAl Of powder, which
Is important in old. SsrIOps CASES; or u per single
boz. Sod BY ALL DnggiStS, or Sent BY mail
on recsiPt Of prieU Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No 609 BEoApVAY. n y
For sale by Logan, List 4 Co: 3. Booking
T. J. FlnnSy; James marry; Reed, KEAlI l. Co.
Wheeling; ChAS. Paris, Wheeling Island; Jamei
Elliott and J. &NN n. Mercer, BellAIre, o.
Eahilaodkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
Asintic Cholera In Na,hvIlle.

A letter has been received by Dr.. G. C.
Cox, President Of the Board Of Health, Of
Washington City from Dr.. Plunkett, Pres.
ident Of the Board OF Health Of Nashville
Tenn, stating in reply to interrogtories
propounded by Dr.. Cox, that the AsiatiC
cholera exists in that city in a much more
malignant form than In 1896; that 1t Is gen
eral throughout that community, though
principally confined to the poorer classes;
that the routine practice Of other epldem.
les Of cholera has been pursued as a
method Of treatment, and with no advance
over its former unsatisfactory results. In
reply 10 q question as TO what hygieniC
measures have been found best adapted to
that locality as preventive or moditier
Of the cholera, he says that no specific
measures have been found; that the com.
mon plan Of disiniecting and cleansing
premises has been adopted. He adds that
the cholera has nearly disappeared from
that locality, but leaves an intractabe
form Of dysentery which itself has become
epidemic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

THE Moorefeld Advertiser opens pc.
litical article by remarking:
1.-THE Republican party was once ami.
mated by ideas and purposes Of The high
est character"
This indicates a progressive state oil
mind on the part Of. our Democratic
brother. II lis something to have q Demo,
cratic paper confess that there ever was
period in the history Of the Republican
party when 1t was animated by ideas
and purposes Of the highest character"
We never heard such an admission from
such . quarter before. The editor Of the
AdurtiSsr must keenly regret that he did
not make this discovery at the time, 90
that be might have Joined the party which
he now finds 70 have been al one time %
worthy Of his support 'sa
We trust the AdueTtiAer may go on and
learn that the great mass of the Rspub-
lican party-hoWever 1t may b mod, d
all parties are liable to be, by few selfah
and mercenRIy leaders-iS yet animated
BY ideas and purposes Of the highest
chRracteF, and that those ideas and purs
poses may come to have oar cotempo-
rary's cordial and powerful support.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
A Word for Mr. CressWeIl--M Mail OBJ
sITuctiOn on the B. l. o. Railroad.

A Word for Mr. CIesSWell.. Nail Obs
sITuetiOn on the B. l. o. Railroad.
prom the Grafton sentInel)
f Since last Wednesday the way mail for
distribution between Wheeling and Cum
berland has been closed in the lormer city
at $50 p. N, and has left few minutes
before 6P. N. All Of this mail matter.IO
points east Of Us lies hero until 10 O'Clock
the following day. Thus il tGkes mad turC
days to 90 from Wheeling 10 Cumberland {!
And OF the same time first class paSsen.
ger coach makes the trip In seven hours
Only ono more step remains To be
taken. That is for the Department 70 re-
fhSe TO carry the mails at al. And that
would be In perfect keeping With. the
loose, irregular and incomprehenstble
manner in which thAS proceeded during
the last twelve months.
Add 10 this the unnatural, illiberal and
jaekassy rulings" which have emAnated
from the department, and now hang like
mill stones on the correspondence OF the
country, clOgging business and puzzlinG
Dostmasfars from one end ofthe nation u
Ihe other. In one village We have seen
postmaSters refusing 70 forward mail
matter nnleas entirely prepaid. In anoIh'
Or the poetmAster would forward II one
cent was prepaid. Some would deliver
letters and papers, not fully prepaid, on
receipt Of the regular postage Others
charge and collect double prept,': rate.
And each claims TO be acting under lin
Structiops from the Department" And
we have no doubt they were!
In consideration Of an these things we
are reluctantly forced to Join the increas-
Ing number Of newspapers throughout the
country which complain Of tho utter in
efficiency OF the Postmaster General and
his OsSistSnts, and demand Q change
CreaWell has been tried and found want
Ing 10 even the common sense which az
er6ge business men possess. and In the
name Of the people who suffer from his
abominable RIGHTEOUSNESS ard crimi.
nal neglect, We ask that he be removed
from . position which he dIsgraces and
department which he 10 last rendering the
laughing stock Of the entire country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

THE Supreme Court Of the State, Sat
urday, announced decisions in two cases
involving the constitutionality Of what
has been popularity known as the suitor's
test oath, II being an iron.clad oath en-.
acted In 1865 to debar from the courts
persons who had been the rebellion.
This action reyerses q former decision Of
this court and conforms to the ruling Of
the Supreme Court Of tho United States.
We never were able TO sec any law, jus,
tice or utility in that enactment, and had
no regrets TO express when It was repeal
ed. SO we have none now, that it has
been adjujged by the highest tribunal To
have been violation Of the rights Of cit
izenship, in thatit attempted TO deny one
Of tho most vOlubIe privileges Of the citi'
zen to persons who were recognized as
possessing full citi2enshIpby both United
States and State governments, and such
q privilege asYthe Constitution Of the
United States dOeSlot permit the States
to Curtail. ~--'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

A MORNING Republican paper at Wash.
ington makes a strong attack on the Dis.
trict Legislature and the Board Of Public
Works, charging that some OF the best
members Of the Legislature diSclaim
knowledge Of Whist was really passed
through at the close Of the session; that
the sewerage bill was passed by viola
ton Of the rules in one house, and entails
an addition OF two millions to the debt,
and carries with It q certainty ofdoubGng
1t. The debt ofthe Districts represented
as having been, though lAtc enactmenls,
run up to seventeen millions, and that
although 1t was claimed that the excess Of
the debt was above ten millions the limit
allowed by organic act, would 10 deirNy.
ed by the appropriations Of the last Con.
greas; that many debts due from the Board
continue unpaid, and It's paper Is y
heavy discount. It Is claimed thai, &
Congress forced this government upon ~
District without is consent or desire, !
ought 10 replace it by putting the govern
ment into competent hands, and suggest
n Board oil Army EpGmeers. ~. rT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

The city Of Cumberland. no longer al
lows hogs the freedom OF the city. Such
a restriction here would be radical m
novatlon on the time. honored customs d
the fathers, but we live in hope Of seeing
1t. Council has directed the preparation
Of an ordinance forbiddiDg the longer ust
OF the streets, as hog yards, and we pre-
sumo this ordinance will be passed at the
next meeting. Then II it should be the
pleasure OF the police to enforce it, the city
would have taken one important step in
the direction OF civilization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

Thus far the progress Of the cholera
has not been as rapid as had been feared
and in those places where 1t has devel-
oped itself its course has been run with
comparative speed. The lesson fairly de-
ducible from these iasts thus far teaches
the value Of sanitary precautions; for it
must be admitted that this year the health
authorities Of nearly all tho great cities
have acted with very commendable
promptness, intelligence and vigor. Al
the summer, however, has only just be-
gun, no effort, oil course, should be relax
ed, but both official and individual pre-
cautions should continue and even be in
creased,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

CENSUS Commemorative have re-
ceived from the Interior Department
copy Of A Compendium Of the Ninth Cen
sus exhibiting statistics Of population, az
rlculturo, valuation, taxation, public IN
debtednesS, manufactures, occupations
schools, churches, nativity &C. 1t iS q
very interesting and valuable publication
The first official postage stamps we have
seen are those attached 10 this book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
Obstacles to. Marriage.

HSppy ROlltf for Io1ag Hen from The ei.
hood Festored. Impedlments to Marriage re.
moved New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Adde'S, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth IT., PhilA-
delDhI1, PAN Institution having high rOpu.
Ikn. jT7dAw'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
PATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the BEsT IN THE
Womb Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, aud In.
StA1thn0OuS. No disappointment No Ridieu.
lOuS TtnlS, no unpleasant OdoF. The genuine
". A. Bachelors HAlF Dye produces IMMEDI-
ATRLY Z splendid Black or Natural Brown.
DOea not stain tho SEin, bat Leaves the hair
Clean, ,toIt and BeauttfuL The only GAie and
perfect Dye. Sold BY AL DTuRgis 3. Factory I6
bond street. New York. JAnS7eOdAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

MmERAL, County Court on Monday
Of last week. OdopIed unanimously the
basis Of settlement made with the BAlti.
more & Ohio Railroad Company BY their
Committee, tho Company agreeing 70
pay to the County Sle, 900 In cash, for 81
tGEeS up 70 and including The year 1872
and 1900 annually, for future taxes.
.-RomRsy IHtel7iosNoeF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
Good Words for the Board OF Educa
IiOn.

GOOD Words for the Board OF Educa.
IiOu.
(From the Grafton sentiuell
The Wheeling Board Of Education has
done sensible and an honorable thing,
II has reIuCed to discriminate against Ie-
male teachers on account Of sex, either In
regard to position or salary. Hereafter
teachers will be paidaccordlng to the SER
vice rendered, and not because they hap
pen TO be males. Tbs is but simple JUS
lice, and yet simple justice is 80 uncom-
mon where women are concerned that we
are gratifled to call attention to this in
stance.
prom the Charleston Journal)
The Board OF Education in Wheeling
has abolished any distinction between
male and female teachers in the Public
schools In relation 10 salaries. II wo.
man Is qualified she gets the same salary
Is the male teachers. This Is right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
The New street Names...WOOd and
Woods.

BY the change from old to new names
o. onE ,streeis, l observe that the
old "Seoe1h, Lex, George, and SiztA
ErGEtS are TO DO called Woods Areet."
By this change, the old Lee street will be
woods" and the street parallel TO It,
land only distant one hundred Heet) stili
preserves SIS old name Of wood Street :"
Parallel streets called "WoodSa and
wood" mar cause confusion 10 tilles
and profnDion d profanity. -
WooD STREET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
The RlsO in Government Bonds.

VEI011 INC VIUVIIIUIU UIslIId-I 20 =
The advance in government securities
during the last few days has been
specially, rapid. The Q per cent s.
20 bonds were selling in May at
2a3 per cent below par gold valu.
alton, and now they are iiA2f per cent
above par for the principal. The chiel
cause Of this il the growing scarcity q
then bonds afloat on the market, md Tie
active foreign demand for them, which
seems TO have increased largely during
the past two weeks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

TEE editor Of the Cum berlAnd Re'o'
asks 10 be excused from annexation, II be
is 70 be ito the West Virginia Legs
lature as consequence. He denies thai
he has done anything to deserve such q
tain co.. p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

TaE Moorefsld Adptr siser says therei il
at present NO little amount Of excitement
in Hardy county over recent discoveries
Of rich bedsos iron ore and coal, and 9th
er Ynluahle minerals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
Special Notices.
r INDSLEY INSTITUTE.

This school has been 10 continuous and sue
eeasTul operation during tho past year, and Is, AS
was before stated In these columns, permanent
CT. During the summer vacation the building
will be thoroughly repaired. The location corn.
er OF PiGlh aud Centre Strectsl lie quiet and
The next term opens Sc ptember 10th. For terms
and other information apply 10 the Principals.
JAMES WATSON.
ia JOHN N. HUTCHIS0N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
MONDAY, JULY II, 1873.

RRroVAL.-Fhs BusinOss Once OF the lnFu'
LraEHcn has bOOn removed 70 me Io"et Iool'
thru doors east Of former quarter, quincy
0trOSt, between Main and MIkOt' Qt beng M
corhsF room next the alley where the ptopiStorl
win b happy 70 SOs and serve thsir .hlsndl and
raNnn1a NE ." ".a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
MOthers, Nothers, NOtherg.

AethersJ NOthersI AOtherS..
s6STass sS z az H g:s. wS S:5SN
tee PeT9d OF teethiAE IN children. II relieves
nc SnIo IRON pain, euret wind collie, regulates
~ 29oHG and ~ living relief and hcAlLh to the
Be 0ufe and call ioF
MRS. WTN9LoW'S SOOTHING sYRUP,"
For SAle BY all druggists. jS9s@HW&S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

THE MaFtinSburg Independent thinks
the earIy.cl9iRg1uEaugensut here during
the summer months "a good idea"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
X EEP 1T IN YOUR HOUSE.
kraft'S Diarrhea Compound.

A SAFE, Sure and SPEEDY Cure Tor DlalrheS,
DysenteTy, cholera MOrbus, summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine IL Rsad and endorsed by u
greater number Of people than ATTY other pfepAr.
alton ever introduced. No CURH, NO Pan. y
? McCABH, KRAFT 4 CO, Proprlet0rg,
jesO u Wheeling. ". Va.