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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-04-09
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Those Spies.

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The further the investigation is car
ried into the operations of the custom
house spies the more rascally their acts
appear. 1t is evident the most respect
able firm of Phelps, Dodge g. Co. Of
New York were swindled out of large
sums of money; that the Government
was no gamer honestly or dishonesty
by it, and that the whole amount was
swallowed up by the thieving leeches
who have been brought into office by
such system. No one can read the
record of the investigation now in
progress at Washington without a
blush Of shame, that as q people we
have permitted acts which would dis
grace slave of the Sultan of Turkey
or Khedive of Egypt. 1t will also be
remembered that Mr.. Butler, the attor-
ney and adviser Of Jayne and his crew,
is almost the only man to raise his
voice in defence ofthis robbery. Fore
most in the salary garb, it is not Won
derful that he should lead the van of
the band of parasites whose motto is
grab at all times.
Our revenue laws need thorough
revision and shaking up, and it is to be
hoped that the influential merchants Of
our large cities will persevere untilthey
drive out ofexistance any system which
admits of anything like authorized
black mail Union Gazette and Dem
ocrat, Taunton, Mass.
VICE-PREsIDENr WILSON, ON TIE
"SITUATION" OF THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.-The reported interview be-
tween Vice President Wilson and
President Grant in reference to the
future Of the Republican organization,
and the statement of the former that
the party was In substance "going to
the dogs" in New England, must have
rather a depressing effect upon its
members in this section. With Gen.
Grant as the leader and autocrat Of
the Republican party it has gone from
bad to worse with alarming rapidity,
and its momentum in a downward
direction has been of late almost light
ming like, The leading lights could
not help seeing this, but have prefer
red to reject their own convictions
and rely blindly upon the leadership of
man whose every movement has
taken them farther into political
quagmires. President Grant either
is too obtuse or too Indifferent to
realize the ruin that he has been pre-
pairing for the organization, but the
warning of Mr. Wilson should arouse
all who have any regard for life from
their deadly apathy. AS a political
prophet his predictions are not to be
despised. He has been very success
full in the past in forecasting political
events, and if he has made up his
mind that his party is drifting to
wreck so far as to plainly say so, the
situation is anything but assuring to
those who have worked and are work
ing for the perpetuation of Repub-
lican doctrines. Mr.. Wilson's moral
sensibilities are also keener than those of
some Of his associates. He sees clear
ly the inevitable result of the reckless
policy of the President and his advis
ers in the appointments that have been
made in this State, and the Federal
interference that has been unblushing
ly carried into State elections. Mr.
Wilson is merely foreshadowing the
funeral of the party.
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b I R T II

In Bridgewater, March %, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Barrows.
In South Woodstock, April 20, son to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward A Perry.
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New Haven claims to be worth
ten millions more than Hartford. Now
let's hear from Hartford.
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The Blood owes its red color to
minute globules which float in that
fluid, and contain, in 4 healthy person,
large amount Of Iron, which gives
vitality to the blood. The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the blood with this
vital element, and gives strength and
vigor to the whole system.
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Ext overnor Walker of Virginia,
is talked ofas the Conservative can
didate for Congressman for the Rich
mond District, in that State. at the
next fall election.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14
POSTAL REFORM.

1t is rumored in Washington, that
Postmaster General JEWELL will advo-
cate in his annual report, an increase in
the rates of postage. At this time, a
large deficiency exists between receipts
and expenditures of the PostOttice De-
partment, which deficiency has to be
made up by appropriations directly from
the Treasury. The object of the recon-
mcndation is to prevent this deficit IN the
future. 1t is not likely that the recon-
mendatiOn will be approved Of by
Congress. Manifestly, an increase OF
postal rates would not affect the pur-
pose. There would simply be falling
OF IN the amount of mail matter
to such degree that the revenue to the
Department would be no greater than at
present, while very many people in the
country would materially suffer by such
An act. A reform of this nature would
be very Objectionable. The only eilcc-
tual remedy for this condition of affairs
is such an increase in the population Of
the land that correspondence will be pro-
portionally augmented, and the revenues
of the Department becomes equal to the
expenditures. Time alone can work out
this.
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CREMATION.

The only result which the Cremation
discussion has brought about is that it
has put rather new ideas into the heads
of murderers. UNDERTOOK, who was
hanged day before yesterday in Penn
svlvania, attempted to burn the body of
his victim, after having killed him. The
SCHILLING murdcrcrs only few days
ago, attempted the same means at con-
cealmcnt of their crime, and now we
publish another instance of man who
killed his wife, and then tried to reduce
her TO ashes. In each case. however, the
parties met with failure from not hav-
ing the necessary appliances
on hand to enable them 10
work scientifically. They were unable
either to reduce the mass of mangl"d
humanity upon which they were expert
menting, to the desired condition, or to
keep down the horrible perfume Of roast
ing flesh. But these crude efforts sug-
gest horrible things for the future. When
science has advanced so far that every
man can get up successful cremation
in his own house. where will be the safety
for humanity? When man of the
greatest size can be so condensed that he
will comfortably fill quart jar, then we
will have to tremble for the case with
which crime will DO safely concealed
This cremation business is II dangerous
thinp
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LETTER FROM pENDLETON.
where 1t ix--DulI Tfmes---AgricuItu.
raj and Political.
BFTHEL DISTRICT PENDLEToN Co, /
w Va Nnyemher &

BFTHEL DISTRICT, fENDLEToN ~,
w. VA, November 8.
Editors OF the Register:
Thinking that the readers ofyour most
valuable paper would like to hear from
old Pendleton, concluded would drop
a few lines anyhow As we are living,
as it is termed. rather in an out of the way
place. will for the benefit of those who
may be curious enough to ask the ques-
ton where is Pendleton? undertake to
tell briefly where it is. Pendleton is sit
uated between the Allegheny and Shen-
andoah mountains, and has for its bound
airy line Rockingham on the east, Hardy
and Grant, on the north, High
land on the south and Randolph on the
west, and Franklin on the South Branch
for its county seat Franklin, is as yet a
small town of about fifty or sixty dwell
ing houses, with three stores, II court
house, with Jail adjoining.
Times are little dull at present, ow-
ing to the low prices tor fruit and grain.
Cattle are bringing pretty fair prices but
most of the grazers have not yet sold
their cattle. We hope that by the time
the stock which are for sale are taken of
that money matters will be some better.
We are having beautiful fall season,
as fine weather Us | ever witnessed.
People are done seeding and have their
winter fruit away Although it IL get
ting very dry. We have had no rain Tor
five weeks. Most persons are pa
tiently waiting for it to rain, so
that they can husk their corn, and get it
away. 1t is entirely too dry for that
purpose.
| will say few words on politics.
The people are everywhere rejoicing
over the recent Democratic victories.
We. rs a county, elected Hon. Geo. a.
Blakemore to represent us in the next
House of Delegates. lie is thorough
Democrat, and has some legislative cX-
pcrience. and will, presume, make an
able representative. His majority. as
near as | can learn, over his Radical
opponent, was about 2G0 votes. We are
glad, and have many good reasons t"
rejoice, too, that we Democrats have
gained several Congressman, especially
in our Congressional District, wiz: Hon.
Charles J. Faulkner). We think that
he is the right man in the right place.
We also elected Mr.. Clayton from
Mineral county to the Senate (also Il
bcmocrat).
| think that if we keep the Democrat
ic ball rolling in the right way until
1876, we will be all right on the third
term Question, and once more have the
fagof sweet liberty surge to and fro on the
great White House.
If YOU deem this letter worthy of a
place in your columns. please insert it,
and Obligc Yours, J.f
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IT is stated that an agent of response
bic British capitalists was in the city of
Richmond with proposition to fund the
entire debt of Virginia in four per cent.
bonds, having ten years to run, or in five
per cent. bonds, having twenty years to
run. 1t is required that the interest shall
be lnviolably guaranteed to be paid in
London, New York and Richmond.
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OLD subsidy PoMERoY, Ex-senator of
Kansas, is afraid to face his trial on the
charges made against him of bribery and
corruption. 1t has been postponed for
six months. He is evidently trying to
save his reputation through the medium
of the laws delay, and legal technicali-
ties. But if he succeeds in this, it will
only be concealment, and escape from
punishment, not clearing up of dam
are to character, by any means.
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A SPECIAL to the Chicago Tribune

A SPECIAL to the Chicago Tribune of
yesterday, from Pittsburgh, states that
the manufacturers and puddlers' COM
mittees held another session there at
which plans for compromise were sub
mitted. They will not be made public,
however, until approved by the puddlers
union and manufacturers association,
which will probably meet to-day.
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CARROLL ECM.

The world is still moving. One DR..
BEINS, of Groningen, Germany, has an
nounced the fact that he has discovered
new motive power, rs substitute for,
or an auxiliary to, steam. 1t is called
Carbolcum. The discovcrer first had his
attention directed to it by learning that
bicarbonate of sodium heated in close
space to temperature of S0O0 Fshrcn-
hcit, distils from it liquid carbonic acid,
having the expansive force of fifty or
sixty atmosphcres. The Carboleum is
claimed to be not dangerous as an explo-
size, though shown by experiment TO be
possessed of such enormous motive power.
The great advantage claimed for it is that
in the engine adapted to lis use, this
motive power can be produced at
very small expense for fuel, only three
pounds of coal per hour, for each
horse power represented by the engine,
being required. The suthor claims that
the value of his invention to large facto-
ries, is one of its greatest advantages,
and that for great industries, the Carlo
lium engine can in nearly every instance,
take the place Of steam. 1t Is further
stated that the material for the supply of
this Carbolium is found in the mex
haustible chalk beds throughout the
world. The two great points made for il
are, that il will lessen enormously the
expense of fuel, and enable ships TO de-
vote much less space TO coal than is now
required; but as the cost of procuring the
chalk will always be greater than obtain
ing water, and as this material must &C.
cupy much of the same spape on steamers
now devoted to coal, these benefits may
be greatly oiisetted. However, if the
new discovery can in the future be prac'
ticslly applied, it will, no doubt be
watched, with lntercst by tho mechanics
and scientific world.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
Ohio county. -:
Alfred Hughes,
vs..
Mary Ann Heyman and Wolf!
Heyman her husband. Mary
S.TuTnsr a Thos- Turner her Petition.
husband, ThO.. II. Heyman,
Meyer Heyman & Ella Hey
man.
The defendants will take notice that On
the 9th cay OF November, A. d., l7I, the
said Alfred Hughes Will present his petit
ton 10 the Circuit Cont for Ohio county,
10 be removed from his position as Trustee
Of certain property Of the said defeDdents,
under an agreement made and entered
into BETWEEN the widow and heirs Of Tho.
Hughes, deceased, dated the 9th day OF
JunS, 4. d., 1889, and recorded In deed
book No. Is, folio IL, tn the Office OF the
Clerk 81 the County Court for Ohio county.
HENRY ". RUSSELL,
se27 osWt Attorney for Petitioner.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to club agents and TO subscribers.
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DISCIPLES CHURCH.

DASTOR, II. a. PALLISTER. REGU
LAR services: Lords Day, morning
1920; EVENING"; Sunday School Il. ~,
Prayer meeting and Bible school every
Wednesday evening. Subjects of discourse
Tomorrow Morning-"Thc Great High
the Duty Of all Belicv-
ers." Evcning-''Thr TranStigurcd Christ
IA Few Rays from the Mount of Glory.
All seats free. Strangers welcome. noli
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LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

REV. J. Il. CLARK, i. NJ. ASSOCIATE
REV. W. II. MORTON, \. VI. PRINCIPALS.
This institution will be rcopcned on
MONDAY, Nov. I'D, as Il High School for
boys and young men. Glasses will he or
ganizrd in the Higher Mathematics,
Sciences, Ancient and Modern Languages
and the Common English branches. Spe-
cial attention will he given 10 Penman-
ship Drawing, Composition and Dcclama-
ton. Terms ottuitiOn Sl0and slipper quar-
ter. Application for admission can now
be madet To either of the Principals. nOliw
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Cheap Teas at Retail.

5 Half Chests Imperial Tea at SC ID.
; Young Tyson Tea at SIC ID
8 .. OolOng Tea al iDc ID.
Japan Tea at sc 10.
~ Half Chests Fine GunpOwder. Young
HySon, Japan, OoIonE and English Break
CAST Teas by retail at wholesale price.
" H HALL a SON,
1909 Market street.
nou Opposite the Mcclure House.
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SlimuIen,. are taken in

to the blood the heart works faster, and
this unnatural speed wears out the vital
machinery. All Intoxicating noStrumS adj
yertiSed as "tonicS," "rtNOvatorS," &c.,
produce this disastrous effect, and should
be rejected. DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vine
gar BitterS-an Invigorant without the
curse of alcoholics everywhere supplant-
ing these pOiSonS. noNllb
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FOR IL II y
The new and compile
,rpor Ar wILsOSBiR" '

Harrison county, ". a., IT,, RON sEd
RToofn, Ware Room, C0ununi,S, sis 90 tbs
Cellar. This property ~ fGur nil,
Baltimore and ohio raIToI .-rtlDn o.
west OF Clarksburg, ~ IT, 1.-TWO onh'
country and IN the yIeln, nIpsd and si'
mines that nav a. Eastsrn esp!!s.l.''-r
F FSs b Sf 5ss The adyanIs:sss 81 1sTy %.
pB tbe Raitimors and ohl9 rli!I .'STr rooH
main building two stories hiEsh Mar ryofo
ZgSto. with two rooms above -, n laid 70
"a feet square, with cellar unar nasTfcsbiis
hydraulic cement. IL ha 90
stand. For particulars Apply TfLsOS,
ooy. wilsonbug' W.
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DR.. !. H. Longdon
-CN TUT-
URINARY ORGANS

The urinary apparatus '.h.
kIdu.ys which s.rrrtr a." uflh' ...
tprs which convey ITO tho ba ....
bladder which contains u am W. .
through which u j. carried H"h ''
When any sub-iaur. enter To.
flor and II not required fDf ih'
of the body nor forms an '"l., ,-.-.
healthy blood, u should
the system hy thee 0fgah'' ,..,,ra.r .
our bodies ar. always 10 49,, 49,.
ton. Did matter j. coniIhnA.'i a..
and thrown on, and Ne" ls' I,rr. r.
from the blOod 10 replace u. .....
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iefs nf the body can long exist ~
riDusIy affecting the genera L i,,I.
prfpcit,l constituent ~ ih" lNH. 40.
liz r,oisonOus, and u rriAIn'' 10 d. 10
even IN small quantity o. al %
,,,,,',,,r,. ~ the stomach. brain ~
ynn. sy.,cfn. while IN larry g14In,.
,,.,Jucg. sfurnr. coma, rVn'us'-.-..
death. An entire arrest ~ w" - - .s
cr,stiOu for twsnty-fOuF hour
fatal. -.-fsf ,,,sa'...
DT. LongdOn dcyDt'-s IA. -. an ~
all acute and chrome sh'' - ,.sa'r....
nary Organs. and hIs sk4I ~ - 10
may be- rrllsd Gu pr 'h"H 80 r,zs
cmnsideycd hopel.s. IN Shlr -. 9
LESSONS do not exist. '''
trial ana prove It, efficacy. ,,r,,,.ga. q.
ices for consultation, tKai'.', 80 a'a.
vice and treatment within ~ 80 NAL la.
Medicine DF all hisEit''r ~
express 10 all parts 81 inc 'y1-.
OFFICE AND REEIDEN'L
No, 1909 EOfF, old Fifth SrsS%
opposite the Cathedral a. "a.
movie HHbE
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NEW ADvERTIsEME NTs
CLOSED TOMORROW.

Dear Members and Scholars:
Because of building, our sabbath Home
will not be open for church or Sabbath
school tomorrow. ~.
English Evangelical Lutheran. noli
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GENERAL BANKING. ENrV,, .
~ anu collection business ,r,r,. '.'
with hdeliiy aud promptnr>> ''>''. '.
tertincateS Of Deposit ISSUED auI boo.
est paid thereon. "'' ...'.
Revenue stamps for sal" IN sum, ,.....
New fractional Currency and .
D coin al ways on hand Tor the arr.r... VI.
ddtion Of the public. '...''..
accounts "i Merchants, Manuhr.gr-,
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AYERS CATHARTlC PILLS.

the relief
and cure of all
arrangements
In stomach
IiVcr,and bow
els. They are
n mild aprT-
lent, and 'x-
ccllcnt Purga-
tive. Being
purely vcg"ia-
bic, they con-
tain nOnI"TCu-
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THE NEW IMPROVED
bennington Sewing Machine.

medal Media
the y
A REASONS
La
SoiS sand Rlplh-e OF
doa
ninga
rSimp Or1nn
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by the kibI
TREE Reb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Newark Items.

Especially Reported for the Commercial.l
NEWARK, July %.
On Monday evening, two gentlemen were ar
rested for fast diving through the streets of
Newark, by constable Lemon and taken before
Esq. Ray. The horse was in a run. The driver
alleged he could not hold the horse in, but the
men were put through the regular fine of one
dollar and fifty cents. The party were from
Stanton or vicinity, and objected to pay the fine,
saying it was not their fault. but eventually
laid it, leaving town with very bad opinion of
its laws and regulations, and lookup.
Csc. w. Williams arrived home from bis visit
to RehOboth, and speaks in very high terms of
the place, situation and pleasures
Yesterday swe had very pleasant rain, doing
a certain amount of good, but for some not
enough for others, too much, especially those
who have oats cut. This morning it is very
pleasant and cool.
Saturday nextis election day for delegates to
the Republican State Convention. 1t has not
been arranged in regard to the number of Dele
gates from each end of White Clay Creek hd.,
who will be voted for. Their seems to be but
little interest felt i'll the election. The very
general sentiment is in favor of some
gentleman of this county to be NOM
mated for either Governor or Mem
ber of Congresses thus giving this county a
member on the State ticket, they care not
which and yet they feel as il the nomination
has, in a manner, already been made by manip-
ulating the election of delegates throughout
the State, and should such be the case, from
what we can hear, there will be great deal of
dissatisfaction, such as there was in 1870. P.