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Amonr the I,ecs In August.

The young bcc.kcepershoul remember
that to winter his stock successfully, he
must commence preparing them now.
One Of the essentials to safe wintcring IL
plenty Of young lees when winter sets in,
and he cannot have this unless he imme.
diately sets aboutit lIreedingmust now
he stimulated. II honey Is plenty, the
extractor must be used, to give the queen
plenty Of room to lay in. This will be
the case in buCkwheat sections, and other
places where wild flowers abound. The
young brood for winter stock should he
Matching out from the frat Of September
to the middle Of October. AZ II takes
about twcnty.One days from the laying Of
the eggs to the first appearance Of the
perfect bee, ii will I've seen That the laying
should begin nj once. The spring was
very late, and in all probability we shall
have good fall harvest, from gnldcnrOd,
aster, tick.weed, etc, which this new
brood will he ready TO secure. II il not
necessary 10 feed bees to secure laying,
unless there il no honey Ia I've gathered
A Il that il needed il n prolific queen and
room for her To lay. She will do II we'll
AZ long as pasture lasts.
n the honey harvest fails, anil yon
have weak stocks in your apinry, look
out for robbers; and il YOU have no weak
stocks, and usc the extractor Carclcssly,
leave bits Of comb exposed, ETC., you may
arouse the thieving propensity. II IL
we'll to contract the entrance holes Of
weak hives, whenever the bcCs Ccnsc Ia
gather honey and go to work Immediate
" To strengthen these stocks, IL you de
sire to winter them. Opening the hives
should I've done early in the morning and
late nt night To strengthen wcnk
stock, give II a frame ri brood and honey
every four or GvCdnys, exchanging frames
with strong stock.
bees can be- divided very successfully
in buCkwhcat harvest, this month, IA
there il plenty Of time to build up strong
stocks before winter, and in most years,
plenty Of opportunity. II you purchase
queens, no previous preparation Is nccCS-
sary, but II YOU rear them, YOU must pre-
serve droncs to fcrtili2n them. This Is
done by depriving stock that has plenty
Of drones, Of its queen. Queen rearing
for ihia purpose must he commenced now
II you have been securing box honey, and
any boxes arc partially full Of clover
honey. they ought Ia he removed before
any 6nckwhea honey Ia dcpoaited--that
il, II you want to sell the honcy.-Ohio
Earmer.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1873.

The throng Of political luninaries at
Saratoga suffers no diminutiOn as the sea
son advances, and the New York Sun OIL
fers them some cold comfort by announc-
ing that no fashionable soiourneF at the
Spring, was ever elected President. In
deed. candidates for 4 nomination VINO
have been wont to gather there to plot ana
drink water and other beverages have
generally failed to carry national cen
yeptions. Adams and Jackson were new
or there at all, Van Buren,, though living
near by, always Stunned the festivities
and frivolities Of the Springs until in
1889, when he was a candidate for sec
ond term, with prospects overloaded.
He then hied to the gay watering place to
put on airs and look as il he was not
frightened at the rising storm in the pO-
litical horizon. Plain old Harrison an
initiated him the next year. Clay went
to Saratoga at the same time with Van
Buren,. The great Kentuckian was the
pot Of the ladies, The splendid widow Of
Clinton cut Van Buren,, but she warmed
to Clay. 1t was ofno avail Clay was moi
even nominated Polk, Taylor, Pierce
Buchanan and Lincoln were never at the
American Baden. And apropos Of this
subject, they say that the splendid cups
bought by Brcslin * Co, Tor the rowing
university crews and refused by the clubs
who preferred to drink out OF bucket
will be run for by the candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President now on the
ground. Blaine will have to carry
weights, Wilson to sweat down to 2OO
pounds, Church to stop sweating, IIend
ricks to carry Cox Tildcn is allowed q
start on account Of his maiden estate
Puddles are being sold on this race, the
the second horse to lose his ears. 1t l.
feared somebody will come in second.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The chlld's cure when teCthlng- relieve lnnam.
CUlic Pains, to promote Sleep tocurc Summer Com.
plalnt. This We consider one Of the most valuable
cmeics To lie kept In the family when the chill.
lrcn are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou.
sands Of bottles, and have 10 hear the first person
say II Is not all VIC recommend II 10 H..
MOTHRRs, have you IcLiy, is,ihiHg hdbs that
tuRSs the HOURS Of MONT when you ~ long for
fcsu Into one LOSn, WEARY DAYTIME OF wORRI.
NEST and CARE7 -CTy-Cry-all day and all
night long7 II you have IIitH 10 rnniOH, ln con.
IlnCcl, hSIiidis no l0ngsta PRIV drops Of lSPAS1
SWEET, RRPREsITS1 sLERP will take the place Of
wAKEFUL SUFFERING. Procure At once hOitle.
Spll by all Druggists and
lAUGllt1N bros. & CO., proprictOrS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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IMMENSE SALE OF
China, Glass and 0ueensWare
Ar COS7' ron Cash.

Having determined to quit business, offer at
Wholesale NJ Retail my entire stock II Queens
ware. China and Glassware, Chandeliers, lamps,
Lanterns, anil everything usually found IN a Rfd.
elias QnCrnsWarc House, all NJ which will IL sid
without reserve
This I,a fafr chance for Families. Hotels, lies
iaumnis, Stramlnais, Sc, 10 pnrufr their Table
aud Chamber Ware al the lowest possible prices.
nB'lIcmcnlrr the rlnC', 1911 MAIN ST.
anil WM. COLLINS 4 ca.
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1 PEYTON CLARK's SELECT
CLASSICAL AND MiTHEMI TICdL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
OREAT EXECUTIVE SALE OF
Oil Paintings and ChrOmOs.

To h sold by John ". Mitchell, AuclIOnccr, at No,
u Twelfth street (MclAln's BlOck), commencing
MONDAY, August 10th,
Al =. N. and ! p. ", continuing for three days
The citizens II Wheeling aud vicinity are respect.
original Oil Paintings by our own and foreign nr-
fists, imported by the international Chrome Com.
pany, No. % Maiden Lane, New York, and i72
Washington street, Boston, This collection Il com.
pTisCl Of Landscapes, Figures, Fruit Pieces and Ma
rine View, sc. Also, very fine collection Of En.
glIsh, French, German and American ChrUmOs.
They will 10 on exhibition saturday evening at !
O'Clock, and II Is without doubt the most exquisite
collection ever offered for exhibition In our city.
The ladies are particularly requested to call Sat.
urlay evening and examine them,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, AuClOnccr.
s. JOlISsOS, for the Executor,
N. wYMAS, Atty, Is Chambers ST., NY,
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that they never could have found out.
Therefore have wrote thi' book aga ii,,.
pretended philosophers who are Leading
many astray BY false science
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LADIES' WATCHES.

magnificent line Of Ladies' Gold Watches
American nird Foreign, tau IL found At ilO9 Mnln
street, tho plncr for Watches, icWelry, SpcCinClcs
silver Ware, Plated Ware CastOrp. butter dishes
Cake Baskets, Spoons &c., SC.
nT-Flnc Watches, Clocks, &C., TIalrrl and
Wnfrnnirl.
aug UNTnbi 4 UUEftEl.D
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


StculenVillG ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 8;25 q. H.;
departs 900 p IN. This train during the day passes
backward aud forward between Martins Ferry aud
lkllairp, stopping when rcqurrl al sherman House.
West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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\uANrED TO RENT

lIy New York Life Insurance Company,
AN OFFICE, or portion Of an Office, In u
desirable location.
Address or call at the office Of Anderson
K PAUL, under the Mcl,ure House.
u,,tD
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NALANTED-
SEVERAL GOOD AGENTS,

To canvass for good thing. MOSRY
EASILY MADE. Call at Room No. 40 Grant
House, from o'clock AN. too o'clock r.M.
aui2h
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
] WHEELING.
Oliver Ilnqy

John MClannOn, Maria MCtiannOn, f., r,,,,,,o.,.
Jacob lIeRer,J j. q. Hoffman, Pat. :" '""''''!'
rick Kennedy, ]. II. GoOl, ]. !.
WOUls, dnL
by virtue Of decree made and entered by the
Municipal Court Of Wheeling In the above entitled
cause on the 18th day Of June, is7j, this cause Is
referred 10 the undersigned Commissioner Of said
Court 10 asrfihln and report what liens exist uIDn
the real estate belonging to glid John MCtiAnnon
mentioned and described Ia the bill, with the
amounts and prIgritcs hereof, with any other mat
tiers deemed pertinent by the Commissioner or rc-
Iuind by amy PARTY In interest.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09

PoLITIcAL guessing u what everybody
indulges in previous to elections, and At 20
time has it ever been 80 much indulged,
a With the Republicans in regard to the
election in Ohio next month. There is
every reason to believe that the contest ID
that State between Governor Alien and
Judge Hays will be quite warm, but when
It comes to positive assertions that victory
has been conceded the Republicans, then
political guessing is governed by very little
reason, and certainly not by any assurance.
Some Of the newspaper who have their
preference with the Republican party, have
even gone 80 far as to say that Pennsylva-
MIA will go Republican because as goes
Ohio 80 goes Pennsylvania, but the election
has not come of yet gentlemen, and when
it does, the bugle notes Of the fight will
hate a very different sound.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09
THE HERALD.
SEPTEMBER .. 1878.
THE YLECTIOx.

Tuesday was a bright day for Whining
ton, well and nobly did her citizens per-
form their political duty. Upon that day
the freernen Of the chief city Of Delaware,
true to their traditions, elected fit, and
cultured man as Mayor No better choice
could have been made, in view Of the du-
ties likely to be cast upon him in the
coming summer. Every light has its
shadow, every enjoyment prick Of re-
gret every victory something to make it
complete so it is that our triumph Of
Tuesday is shaded by the loss Of the Trea-
surer and President Of Council; but the
control of that body is ours. Well and
wisely must the Democracy use their
trust, t,--and by 80 doing, merit the conf
dence placed in the party by the people.
As the echos Of the Democratic hussahs
in California were dying away, Whining
ton took up the triumphant shout and an
swered ii as an octave Of music, to its fel-
low. Be Of good cheer, the day Of misrule
has passed, the people in every corner OF
the land, are nursing their strength, to
choke out Of existence, Imperialism, Cen
tralization, and Corruption, and in 1876
to redeem the promise made century be-
fore by their political progenitors. In a
few weeks Ohio will renew her devotion,
to popular rights, in defiance Of the fraueu-
lent issue, raised by the Republican party,
when it found that the bloody shirt no
longer terrified.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09
SHERIFF,S SALES.
UHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of . writ Of Levan Facias to me
directed, will be exposed To public sale at the
DELAwARK H06sE NO. 5D MARKET STREET.
Kept by George W. Orflip, in the city Of
WILMINGTON, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF SEPTEMBER,
lS75, at2 o'clock p. n. the following de-
scribed real estate, viz: All that certain lot
OF land with . two story brick dwelling
thereon executed, situate In the said city Of
Wilmington, bounded and described as fol-
lows, tOswit: Beginning at the northerly
side Of Seventh street, between Madison
and Monroe streets, at the distance of sixty
six feet from the easterly side Of Monroe
street. and at the centre OF two feet four
inch wide alley, between this and the adj
joining house on the west; thence northerly
through the centre Of said alley and paral-
lei to Monroe street, eighty feet, to a cor
ner thence easterly parallel to Seventh
street, sixteen feet to another corner; thence
sOutherly parallel to the first mentioned
line and Monroe street through the centre
Of the party wall between this and the ad-
joining premises on the east eighty feet to
the aforesaid northerly side of Seventh
street, and thence thereby westerly sixteen
feet to the place OF beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Harrison r. Blackwell and
Anna G.. his wife, and Joseph ID. Patton and
NJ. K. Patton, T. 7. s. and to be sold by
WM. H. JAMESON, Sheriff
SherifTs Office New Castle. Sept. Z, 1875.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09
DELAWARE HOUSE,
No. 5l3 Market street,

No. 5l3 Market street.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY the 25th day of SEPTEMBER
1915, at 2 O'Clock p. m. the following de-
scribed real estate to wit:
All that certain lot of land with a three
story brick dwelling house thereon situate.
in the said City OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the Easterly side OfMadisOn
at the distance of eighty feet from the
SOutherly side of Ninth street, thence east
erly parallel to Ninth streets, eighty-six
feet to the westerly side of a four feet wide
alley leading southerly into another four
foot wide alley opening into Windsor
and Madison streets, thence SOUTH
ery along, said side of said alley
and parallel to Madison street six
teen feet to corner, thence westerly
parallel to the first mentioned line and
Ninth street, through the centre of the party
wall between this and the adjoining dwell
ling on the south of Elizabeth Shak espeare
eighty-Six feet to the aforesaid easterly side
OF Madison street and thence thereby
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Lewis w. Stidkam and Eliza
beth his wife, +. C. Stidham and Annie C.
his wife, Trustees of l.. s. Taylor and Levin
.. Taylor and Annie c. his wife, and to be
WIN. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sner1Hs Office. New Castle. sept-7
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Dlshelleal Cruelty.

Nec York HauH ef yes~dos.
About halfpast four O'Clock yesterday
morning William n. Castle, . cartnan, u
No. 619 Hudson street. lelt bis team Of
horses standing on pier No. 81 North
River while he went to attend to some
other business. When he returned his st-
tention was called by his little boy, to the
fact that one Of the horses was bleeding
badly from the mouth. Upon an exami-
nation he discovered that one the horses
had his tongue cut out close to the roots,
had been stabbed twice in the jaw, once in
the neck, and once in the left flank. A
man by the name of William Stuart, re-
residing on the corner Of West and Hora-
ito streets; and who was standing near
when the discovery was made, was at once
arrested on suspicion of having commit
ted the brutal act, for man by the name
Jack Kingsley, who drives for Messrs.
Hall & Co., No. $50 Greenwich street.
Kingsley has been in the habit, for some
time past, of stabling with Castle, but re-
Gently Castle refused to allow him the
privilege any longer. At this, Kingsley
got mad and swore he would have revenge
and abused Castle in the most shameful
manner. A few days ago he called on
Castle at his stable, and chatted with him
in regard to the value of his horses, being
very particular to find out which one he
valued the most highly, and in answer to
the question was told that horse called
Barney" was the most valuable horse in
the stable, and this was the poor brute
which had been so fearfully mangled.
Mr.. Castle thinks and is endeavoring to
find evidence, that Kingsley hired this
poor, illiterate fellow, Stuart, to main his
horse in revenge for not being allowed to
stable with him. Stuart, when arrested,
was taken to the Tombs, where, after a
hearing, he was remanded back to the
station house, and, Captain Caffrey, of the
Fifth precinct was requested to notify Mr.
Bergh of the facts. The case will come
upto-day for trial.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09

CITY AND HUMID OF NEW CASTLE,
MONDAY the 9th of SEPTEMBER, 1875.
at2o'clock p,m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in the
Town, Hundred and County of New Castle
in the State of Delaware, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the South west
side of Clayton street, at the distance of two
hundred feet from the North westerly side
of Ninth street, thence running in Il SOUTH
westerly distance, and parallel with Ninth
street one hundred feet, thence in North
westerly direction and parallel with Clay
ton street twenty-five feet, thence in a
NOrth-easterly direction and parallel to the
first line one hundred feet to the said side
of Clayton street, thence by the said side of
Clayton street in a South-easterly direction
twenty feet to the place of beginning, sbe
the contents thereof more or less, being the
same lot of land conveyed to the said Thos,
Sterling by Jacob Harman and wife &c.
SieZed and taken in execution as the
property of Thomas Sterling (col., and Ter
rissa his wife and t. t. s. and to be sold by
WIN. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle.
seD1
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09

The night Of the election THE MORN
ING HERALD was the first paper To appear
on the streets giving the full election re-
turns. There were others ahead of us Civ
ing the returns without the vote of the
Sixth Ward and publishing only half
sheets, but THE MORNING HERALD pub
lished complete paper containing tele-
graphic news, fresh local and editorial mat
ter and in addition to this gave every ward
in full. This was not accomplished
without considerable trouble. Our COM
positors were we'll worked and the editor
ial and reportorial staff were kept busily
engaged, while large corps of messengers
kept us we'll informed of the result Of the
voting in each ward. The HERALD in
tends to keep up such exhibitions of en-
terprise and merit fully the praise it has
received from the public for the feature it
displayed on election night.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09
CHERIFF'S SALE,

SHER1FFs SALE.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
10 me directed will be exposed to public
sale at the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADWAY,
In The
TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY,
In Red Lion Hundred, Newcastle County.
DelaWar. on
TUESDAY, the 2sth day of SEPTEMBER,
1875, at 2 O'Clock p. M, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz: All that certain lot
or piece Of ground situate in Red Lion hum
dred, and County of New Castle, on the
northwesterly side of Clinton street, north
westerly side OF Fourth street and southwes-
terly side of Washington street, in Delaware
City and county aforesaid, containing in
front or breadth on the said Fourth street
In length or depth on the said Clinton and
Washington streets respectively, two hund-
red and sixty feet, more or less, to land
Of Isaac Ubit;. bounded northwesterly by
the said Washington street, southwesterly
bv said Clinton street. -southwesterly by
by said South street, and tnorthWesterly BY
land OF Isaac Ubit, saving and excepting
thereout certain lot or piece of ground one
l hundred feet square, commencing at the
said Clinton street from the west corner of
Third street and said Clinton street. and
from that point extending the distance of
one hundred feet on said Clinton street to-
wards said Fourth street, and extending in
depth from said Clinton street front one
hundred feet, this one hundred feet square
being the property Of the Delaware
City Methodist Episcopal Church, and also
all that certain lot or piece of ground stu
ate on the northwesterly side Of Washing
ton street. northwesterly side Of South
street and southwesterly side of Adams
street, in Delaware City Aforesaid. contain
taining IN front or breadth on the said
Fourth street two hundred and eighty feet.
and extending in length or depth on the
said WashinEton and Adams streets. re-
spectively, fOfty-hve feet, bounded north.
westerly BY said Adams street, southwest
erly by said Fourth street, and northwest
err cry S 6y the land Of, at present or formerly,
Seized and taken in execution a. the
property Of Henry !. Pechard, deceasedl
lEdwin H. Pechard, Administrator. d. Il. n
=; !: T. a. % q Henry L. Pechard, deceased, and
WIN. H. LAMBSON. Sheriff
sherins once. Now Castle. Sept. :, lN5.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09

A PACKAGE of poker chips and pack
age of money, it does not seem, would re-
semble one another 70 much as to deceive
any one. But, Notwithstanding, such was
the case. When tie Treasury was robbed
at Washington of forty-seven thousand
dollars by one Halleck, who transferred it
to one Ottman, Halleck sent portion Of it
to Mr.. T. W. Brown, and represented it
to be poker chips. Perhaps Mr.. Brown
wishes now that it had been poker chips,
for he is in the tolls undergoing trial for
touching the filthy lucre.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09

THE distinction made every day in the
classes Of crime are forcing themselves up
on the public, and it is b ,ceming notorious
that in the courts or in the eyes of what is
commonly termed justice, there are such
things as "small and great criminals" i"
judged according to their station in life
Governor Tilden, Of New York, strikes
upon this vital matter very pointedly
when he says: 81 have frequently been
followed by persons asking for their friends
and for those in whom they are interested
pardon. from the prison and penitentia-
ries. / have been compelled 10 look into
such cases and see who are the inmates Of
such institutions, and Of what they have
been accused-to see what it is that ,nsti-
tutes the wrong to society Of which they
have been convicted. When | Law cca,-
pared their ohenres in their nature, .crn,.
tations and circumstances, with the crime.
Of great public delinquents WHO claim to
stand among your best society and are con-
fesscdly prominent among their fellow cit
zens-crimes repeated and continued year
after year, am appalled, at the inequal-
ity Of human justice"
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
~ Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted for County, State and Poor Tax
for the year 1875, for the Second or Northern
District of Wilmington Hundred, musical
and Settle the same. The Collector will E
found at his office, corner of Eighth ana
Shipley streets, or in the evenings at bib
residence, sos West Fourth street. =,
DUTY OF CoLLECToR.-Ifan any person fall
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten day.
after this notice, the Collector may levy
and collect the same with cost according
to law
Ifthe owner sfany Real Estate, shall no.!
reside in the Hundred, or is a minor, u
shall be the dutV Of the Collector to lev!
and collect the same off the personal prop
erty OF the tenant thereof.-EztractJr from M
law.
LEWIS MCCALL,
Collector.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-09

THERE is now said to be strong pro..
pect for war in Western Utah and Eastern
Nevada, between the Indians and the white
people. Troops have been sent to those To-
calitics, and if warfare commences open.
ly, it will be Of some importance. The
cause appears to be all on the side of the
Indians, who have assumed threatening
attitude toward the latter, which is all to be
attributed to the Influences of the mormons
General Rosencrans, the telegraphic news
says, who is now experimenting the min
ing interests in Eagon Canyon, who tele-
graphed for troops says that his sources of
information are reliable enough to justi. I
him in repeating that the Indians Of Utah,
who had been recently baptized into tie
Mormon church, had come into Nevada
and melted the Indians there to hostility
against the whites. This and the recent gath-
ering of Indians around Corinne, and the
Gentle towns at head Of Salt Lake and the