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L,rrEH.DAI MIRACLES.
The supposed Cure Of Rev. =. u.
putt lie is Alleged Never TO
IIu,r Been Lame.

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IN acceptance VI q" Wv ''"''"" NV
lance VI Buckley, oi Brooklyn, read on
,l,yhri,rr the Methodist ministers Of
N''',"' ,.,,,r or DSpnnoscJ Mira.
Ne" '''N'' PR ~ III
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miraculous ourcol Rev, Smith II. Plat,
.l r.,nIl, published pamphlet con.
" ,rL, E,,rI room in lhc Rank
r'fN''I w. .,,;l A., II.
Concern hi'"Iher :" Nun, TI'tt 'ne 'ii''''"s
vr hrL"A- ,'n"''" .! '''r ''," ,.'I.:i ; VI
Now YORK ana Us N't,"'ylMno H"'Ii't ,I,,
ed much interest," !" vac 't'''' NJ VI '''
speaker anu '''n''u ''t'' Io"e"' III ,TLe
in hi. views ny II''I'g"' apP'E!u'I, 'ne
reverend I''"rli'" I's,' 'i,i' :" u.s. u"
urIu.lry I'"'''N1' 'i'"' ~ nl''.oHsn n''' y,
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creased lll.r ll't '"''" te"'"'! u, VIZ ''''
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by argument """ ,v''I"'I'"s '' i
they were Uo' ii "'o;,,'." IIu. D
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WIZ ','a .,', ~ mnrol miracle. nm The
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human Ti, w., ,rrs,oL viii snrh now.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

NRw YORK September 81 Cotton Dull
and unchanged. FlOur-Better export dc.
mand, rules steady; Supcrdnc, western and
State 81 SOa5 30; common to good 50 5Oaj -;
good to choice s. SOaG %; white wheat extra
So 2jaG G5;'extra Ohio IS 5Oa7 OO; st. Louis
s. GjaS 30. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
Dull. Whcat-Bcttcr export inquiry; re.
iccted spring 81 GOAL Oi; No. . Chicago
spring ST 9Oal 81; No. Milwaukee 81 9ia
l'gG; amber western 81 lSal 10. Rye-Qui.
ct atS9c, Barley and Malt-Quict Corn
Active; western mixel steam GGaG0; do
sail 90 isa70c. Oats-Dull; western mixed
lOalG; white i5Hi7. lIay-Firm at 7jc.
CoAee-Quict at l9a20. Sugar-Fim; fair
to good refining lj.lGaS%c; prime sac,
Rice and Molasses-Quct. Whisky Steady
at 81 81
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nhllnIlAlIIllin.

PHILADELPHIA, September 97.-Pctro.
leum-Less firm; refined l3}ial3'sc; crude
lOi!c. Secds-ClOvcr nOmnally l2i!al3r,
FlOur-Stcady md unchanged, Wheat
Firm; old red 81 10, new do 81 -; amber
81 3jal 10. Ryc-DOc. Corn--Firm; yellow
73a7lc; white 7ic. Onts-Dulli mixed iOn
i9r. lIuttcr-l'irm; New York and Brad
ford county extras 33l5u3ir; lirsts 2Sa3Or;
western extras 2GH9Sc; lirsts g2a2ir; rolls
and extras ut 9Ga!Sr ChCcsr-lmprOving;
tine western lOallc. Eggs Quiet western
fresh 2sa2Oc. Whisky-Stcady at 81 20
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CINCINNATI, September a. Cotton -,
Dull ut 1870 Flour-Uuirt aud unchnng.
cd. COm-Dnll ut j0aG0c. Oats-Activc
ut 3jnijc. Barlcy--l'irm and unchanged,
Rye-F'irm ut 7ja7Sc. POrk-l'irm; sales
Of country ut S29; city $g?a92 20. Lard
Dull; steam at 1890; kettle l3l9c. Bulk
Meats Firm ut S>.aSlNI?l ial2l !al2Nsc.
lIacon-Strady, 0isND2,Nl39Al3]Ic. Wits.
ky-DCmnnh fair and market firm ut 81 10.
HOGs-ArtiyC; common light 80 7iu7 -;
good to extra butchers $S iOiS 40.
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Ghp9nteII4sneer.
LOVE AND DEATH.

,tt,.r ,b. end romr., gui Ne must Hy goodbye
NnI am SONG to thr quiet lani' ,,.,-,
ari siuIug IN spmr luy,-l place hand IN lanh'
a., u,r lat Tine together, you and !, ,..,.r.
az. ,,tt.b the wind, blow, and the sunlight Nr
AI.,lt lhr,plec' oi ulIT garl'n home,
.tIny lbr washing NJ The western i'dnlr
Wlra. sr have lived and lgNci In dhys ~ ny
,,.,,..,f AIT weep my darling, NJ uphrlid
'lY.,l.u.r, pylth who come, tn part Us twain
iat know that parting would not ht 'Nlh pam
.4rl,.,5 "A I-rfrCt flower hCun made
.IlII lind Il lu God's garden laid
','.ri..i ,prut lay wherein We mtrt again,
''' -dTlufV,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
Allegheny G'nttIe.

EAST Liberty, September 97.-CATrLI
Receipts since Friday we're 1886 head, q
which l92 ears were through stock, aud Il
ears for sale here; total for the week endinl
to-day 7,I0j head, or 9l3 ears Of through
stock and Dos ears for yard sales ngainst
7,gOS head the week before. business has
not begun yet, so cannot make quotations
IIOGs-llcceipts since Friday G,jij head
total for this week Ij,ijj, against 1851
last week. Workers IS w IL IS 10; PhilN
dclphias 50 20 TO 50 10.
sHEEr-Rrceipts since Friday 1900 head
total for the week 10, 500, against u 100 las
week; selling at "a 90 to 50 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
INC NInlrImonIal 0nc.lion.

To the Eliior Of The Chicago Tribune:
JANEyILLE, Wis, Sept. ia large
number Of correspondents have given
their views Of marriage and of house
keeping, many treating the subject in u
somewhat humorous way, while but few
have given their practical experience in
the cost OF supporting their families. As
u working man, let me say few words
concerning my experience, and, in doing
SO, ! shall be as brief Us possible and To
the point. In the first place, it needs no
argument To prove that young man Of
economical habits can make more money
while single than he can while married;
more especially is this the case ii he is
working Tor fixed amount Of wages. But
the real question at issue is, can young
man afford to marry, dress himself and
wife decently, maintain respectable
position in society, keep out Of debt, con
tribute something to the savings bank,
and live comfortably, on salary, say
from $1,000 to $1,000 year? On this
point | will give you the actual experience
OF a working man, one who has paid many
dollars for doctors services, passed
through seas OF sore fluctuations, educated
his children, clothed the family well, pur-
chased good furniture, collected ayalu-
able library, kept pressing wants from
the door, contributed literally to the
churches, and has Il balance in the bank,
| have never received, on an average,
more than So per week since the close
OF the war, at which time had a good
wife, one child, and SljO, no furniture,
and no surplus clothing, Since that time,
our cost Of living has been Us follows,
my wife keeping accurate account Of the
expenditures, and will scarcely vary 500
Tor the past five years:
lIOusc rent .r,,,,.,,,,,,,slD
irTrrirs aud W.
servant 81
Clothing. @OO
Church contributions 10
lhelhthlaI W
Total
These have been the actual expenses in
Janesville. We have kept hired girl
three lOurths Of the time. My wife and
| take short trip almost every year to
Michigan or Minnesota, to visit friends.
Our children go to select school most Of
the time, have no extravagant habits,
neither has my wife. We live well and
enjoy our company, The money which
great many spend in cigars and fast driy-
ing | either spend in books or deposit in
the sHvings.bank.
II u Young man desires to he Il man in
= Al, 81 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
The Vote Of Maine at the Recent
Election,

The following is the Augusta Journals
statement Of the vote for Governor in all
but tIirty-onc towns in Maine, compared
with the total vote last year. II shows
this year an aggregate vote Of lIO,02O.
Common receives $685., and Roberts 3d..
or; Connor's majority, i,77j. The towns
not reported threw for Dingley last year
775 votca, and $50 for Titcomb; Dinglcy's
....L-..L.. -
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Tniehn.

TOLEDO, September 27.-Flour-SteNdy
and in moderate demand. Whcat-Ilghcr
closing easier; No. white Wabash 81 30
No. white Michigan 81 %; amber 81 q
seller November $3.50, Corn-Dull; higt
mixed zoe; no grade Sic; damaged at 12c
Onts-Ouiet, steady and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

PITTSBURGH, September 27.-Wheot-
Firm; old rcd quoted at 81 l5al 90; new
nj 81 3Oal IS, as TO quality. Corn-Dulli
shciled 7ia75 on track; ear TSa75c. Petro
lcum-Firm; crudeSl 72ISat Parker's; re-
fined iS9{c, Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, September q. - Wheat r.
Quiet anil lirmcr; No. red 81 -; No. . do
81 %. Corn-Stcady ut 7On7lc; ear nlloal
Gic. Oats--Bctter; No. State l2c; No. Ito
lie; white lie. Petroleum Firm; standard
white llOo lic State test lljO') Re for ear
LOTS
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

N
John +. MCndel having by deed dated September
nj, personal property and accounts for the henehl
Of his creditors, all prsOns indebted to the Sail
John T. MeRlel will please rall Immediately and
settle with the undersigned AT his office, M. &.
Twelfth street, OT ut No, liiO Main stTNI, Wheel
ing. And all persons IN whom the said John t,
Mrudc /. indebted will please present their bills Il
the undersigned at either u said places.
at.5 l.. ;. JORDAN, Assignee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

4 IU'TAKTNEIISIIIT.
\, The subscriber would respectfully in.
form the public that he has this day aSs0ci-
aled with him in the iewclry business Mr..
|, q. Dillon, late OF t he firm OF {. ?. Brown
4 Co., under the firm name OF Turner X
Dillon, at my old stand, No. 1928 Market
street, where we would be- happy to see all
of our old friends, and lots Of new ones.
sc93 WA. A. TURNER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
OPECIAL ELECTION.

WHEREAS, A writ Of election is in my
hands, requiring me to give notice Of IN
election to be held on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of October, 1875,
to ill u vacancy ocCasioned by the death Of
Andrew j. Pannell, OF Ohio county, this is
to give notice that an election for the pur'
poses Of choosing u Senator for the uncx-
pred term for the First Senatorial District,
consisting OF the counties of Hancock,
Brooke and Ohio, will BE- held on the day
aforesaid, pursuant to the statute,
K. $. BROWN,
scp7 Sheriff Ohio county.
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FINANCIAL.
JOHS K. BOIsPoKD, Preat. GEo. ADAMS, v. Prest
NJ. A. CHANpLER, Cashier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY


lVu,Uuu
This Bank Is organized and prepared to transact
the business Of banking In all Its details.
Il sucrrt1ls the First National Rank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders aud Is under the
Sme management.
BY carefully regarding the interests NJ Its COrres-
nOndentA aud DepJsitnrs, and by prompt and
faithful execution 0f their wishes 1t hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made ON all points Throughout the
United states,
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight IT,
Celyed from Banks, BANKERS, Firms, Corporations
aud Individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at hIei dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
DIRECTORS:
John x. BOtAiOrd, WIN. y, Simpson.
jacob S. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
George Adams, John l.. Hobbs,
Gen, W, FnnGhelm, John L. Wilson,
Henry NJ, Harper, mygl-ddW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-21

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does bat "ssa 20 Fa.es as she fears che
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ea' liA"eo'sn-
"A printer recently made tie ye
heflaie sieAa'as'' The feat ai 'ata-
isief d SERMON. lie ye there i"5 break -
fast
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-21

Grateful Thousands

I let them use YtsEoAa BuuHs az a medicine, aud
avoid gaa nee aE alcoholic s.mumula IN every
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-21
10 Person can take thosc Bitters

prcMin EiSggAE BrrTrHs The MOST wonderful
Iuylgnraat shat ever sustained t3a sinking tyz.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
bloomfield.

Bloomfield.
Willard II. Reach, of Columbia, n. H.,
has sold his farm to Nathan NJ. Johnson,
Jr., OF this town for $500, who takes
possession Of same on the 18th.
Milton Cook, who is a good farmer and
man of influence in town, gave us the
following facts in relation to his dairy
"My dairy for 1874 consisted of six cows
and one four-year-old and three three
year-old heifers. Three of the heifers
were Jerseys; (bought in Dec. 1873, of
o. NJ. Tinkham, of North P0mfret, VT,
the remainder were natives. From the
first day of January 1874, to January 1875,
l made 2OO5 lbs. of butter, besides fur
nishing milk and cream for my family
averaging nearly five persons, which at
the prices for which it was sold amounted
to S7l5.51. l also raised seven calves,
which at the price that calves were selling
last fall would be worth $50 (but twice
that sum would not have bought them,
they being grade a.i thoroughbred Jer-
seys,) making an average of S7G.5J per
COW, saying nothing Of the sour milk
which was the principal feed for four
hogs. Had my cows UGtn matured think
the average would COME up to 225 lbs.
of butter per. cow. From trial of the
milk from six cows for the week ending
Jan. Is, obtained Aid lbs Of milk, which
yielded "a lbs. of buttGfI an average OF
one pound of butter to II lbs. Cf milk.
one of the six cows was farrow and the
others came in in March and April. He
also says that 1895 lbs. of the butter was
sold in Boston in December and January
on a declining market, whereas had it
been sold in November it would probably
have sold for two or three cents more per
pound.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years froh
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
tie effects OF youthful indiscltion will, for
the sake Of s,gtfcriag hn,manity send free 70
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit by the adj.
vertiscr's experience can 90 SO by addressing
in perfect condolences, &C.,.
JoHN b. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST., Now York
GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE
N. WARNER, Proprietor,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
LIST REPRESENTATIVE

Whole number GiO; necessary for a
choice, 3O6; W. L. Rowell, /; Chaplin c.
Brooks, % Benz. F. Hunking, 294; John
I. Diiaick, 306, and elected.
Bird REPRESENTATIVE.
whole lumber, sol; necessary to a
choice, POS; Scattering, 4; Chaplin c.
brooks, 10; Francis Kellum, 279; james
McCarten, POS, and elected
FIRST SELECTMAN.
Whole number of votes, SOS; necessary
for choice, 2S3; scattering, 4 William
Clough had 252; Seth Savage had sos and
was elected.
SECOND SELECTNIAN.
Whole number, $50; necessary to
a ch5ice, al; scattering, 10; Hiram Saw
age had l56; Barton c. Towns had 81
and was elected.
Third SELECTNAN.
Whole Aumber, 476; necessary to choice
$50, scattering 8 J. II. Tuckerman had
Z; John Daley had $50; Philip Hartley
had 2SI and was elected
STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR AND r. II. Commissioners.
Hiram r. Roberts (Dem.) 293; Person
c. Cheney Rep.) 3lS; Nathaniel White
(Temp.) ~.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Henry O. Kent SIG; Henry w. Blair POI +;
Edward II. Weston 8.
COUNCILLOR.
Jeremith Blodgctt 293; Francis Porter
3l2; Edward L. Bucknam IL.
SENATOR.
Wayne Cobleigh 297; Lafayette Moore
3l4; Seneca B. Congdon II.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Joseph w. Flanders 287; Thomas s.
Ellis 81; Edward S. Moulton 70.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Sidney B. Whittemore 292; Waiter II.
Evans 3l3; Thomas Z. Fisk -.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Alfred. n. Twitchell 283 Fletcher I.
Bean 3l3; William H. Rhodes u.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
TIE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
nEATlf mol ALL AEN

IL SIRE they are sufferer rs from youthful in
discretion or excuses. Tho cause and cure
OF all nervous de ilitN, spermatorrheu, loss
of vitality and power, aNd causes which unfit
tor marriage, with the symptoms which
designate self abuse, with its attendant evils /;
are all fully eNplancdin our book OF lectures
and every young or old man should have n
copy, sont free upon the receipt OF two
stamps for mailing and n selfad,lressed on
veiope. Published by authority of the MASS.
MED. INSTITUTE, IJ} Cont St. Boston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
Guildhall, March 9Th, 1875.
Lunenburg.

Lunenburg.
The Riverside Grange No. 1876, of the
Patrons of Husbandry of this place had a
public meeting at their Hall February
9th, and discussed the following ques-
tion' Resolved, that farming in Vermont
and New Hampshire does pay"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13

The dwelling-house and out-bnildings,
owned and Occupied by C. Il. Flanders, of
Warner, N. H., were burned Wednesday,
the 3D. inst, including one horse, two
cows, goods, etc. Loss $1,000. No IN
surancc Cause unknown.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
CRANKY,

Messrs. Baldwin & Henry, of Wells
River, were in town last week and say
they will grade railroad through their
lands if the town will grade from Victory
line to their lands. We estimate that
they would have to grade four miles to
the town three. We understand that
Victory folks think they can manage to
get the road graded through their town.
report says there are parties ready to
grade through to the Grand Trunk from
the northerly line of CRANKY It is esti-
mated that the road can be graded fol
$4,000 pr mile, so we think it is possible
that the Essex Co. r, r., may yet be built,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
DIAMOND RHEU MATIC CURE

In its history, this Invaluable medicine occupies
the most honorable position possible for any rem
ely to attain. A few years since it was known
only to the friends aud neighbors and patients of
the proprietor, and always sought for Dy them
whenever troubled with Rheumatism, and in this
way came to the notice of physicians generally,
and through their favorable expression, and its
acknowledged value rs a Rheumatic Remedy, the
demand for il became so frequent and urgent as
to oblge its proprietor to increase his facilities
for its manufacture. Its reputation rapidly eX-
tended and soon orders letters Of inquiry letters
of thanks, and certificates of praise were daily
received from all sections of the United States and
Canada and in this way, on basis of its merits
alone-unaided by ''tficks OF trade" or special
en'Orts--it has risen to its present enyiable posi-
ton. Wherever introduced it has received the
most flattering preference in the, trGatnent of all
rheumatic complaints. In this We are really
grateful and happy not alone became our medi-
cine finds ready sale and is consequently profit
able to us do we say this, but because we opon Il
new field in medical SCIENCE and cure at once
what the best medical practitioners have for ages
found so difficult even TO relieve. We fill q place
heretofore unoccupied. We relieve the suffering
and minister to Gods poor; we restore the labor
ing man to the use of his injured limbs, and save
him scores of times its cost in DOCTORS bills; we
carry contentment and gladpess into the home of
the afflicted and consequently are remembered by
millions of gratefA souls.
This medicine is for sale at all druggists
throughout the United States and Canada If it
happens That yo,r druggist has not got ii in stock,
ask him to send for it to wholesale agents,
WV. WIIIPPLE & Co,
Market Square, / vtland,
GEORGE c. GOODWIN & Co,
No rs Hanover street Boston q
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-03-13
MRS. SPARKS
MILLINERY &. FANCY GOODS

Which she will bulnost happy to exhibit to
her friends and patrons.
Main st. opposite V. Il. Smiths Shoe Store
Lancaster, ~ H.
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In Colebrook March 9Th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Colby, son.
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Gorhan1.

ELECTION RETURNS. - Roberts 145
Cheney 80, White s. Representative
Enoch L. Knight, (Dem)
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Victory.

Town MEETING REcoRD.-Selectm
/. r. Houston, Charles Damon, S. II.
Gaskill; Clerk, Treasurer and Sup't, A. ].
Shaw; Constable, Luther Russell; Listers,
Henry r. Wilcox, Il. M Weare, C. A. ].
Shaw; Ovcrseer of the Poor, Luther Rus
sell; Auditors, G. A. Appleton, r.. L. Lee,
Alfred Bean; Town Debt, 1920; Voted
to raise $1,000
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RHEU MATIC CURE!

This statement is substantially fact, based
upon evidence in the possession of the agents in
the shape Of numerous testimonials from past
sufferers in all walks of life, and particularly from
some of our most respectable and trustworthy
families.