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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
Wheeler & wilson, S.
ROTARY-HOOK, LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
MORE THAN ..
/ 0~0s0, 600.
OF TIEE3ITSa
Family Machines:
4 I'M USE1.
A Quarter Ofa Centary's trial has'DeniA
OnstPatcd their Superiority

sSVvheeIer & WILSON'S New No.. 6
Machine mUsb even fITaNy super
sede all others now known with
which it comes esiM'cOnapetitiOR. We
recommend for it the hi heSt'
award which it is in the power of
the Institute to beSf0W.''-Fromt the
unhhimous report of the Ave Judges of the
American Institute, New YORK, '1sf4.
The Board of Managers unanimously ap-
proved the report, and recommended for this
machine the Cola Medal of th61hstfa
tutest
The Board of Direction unanimously ap-
proved this recommendation, and awarded the
Gold Medal to Wheeler &sWilson, the only
Gold Medal awarded for Sewlng"Maemne'
the American Institute for many years
The Austrian Ofli6lal Report Of the Vienna
Exposition pronouncedit " the marvel of the
ExPostion,p and added" this univeisaf ma
chine sews the heaviest leather harness and
the finest gauze with truly pearl stitch"
p The G:rafrf NEetiaF OF Pr6gfess' was
awarded forit.
What'the Leading eMahufactirefs of Boots
and Shoes say Of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19

A CASE of singular complication has
arisen in New York in relation to the
extraditlon OF one .Nettle Tor forgery
committed in Austria, (which country has
demanded his extradition for that
offense. The preliminary examination
of Nettle had resulted in ordering him
TO be held by the United States Marshal
for extradition, and be was accordingly
imprisoned to await the mandate from
the State Department at Washington
tiles under the same. The tatute di-
reefs that the prisoner must be extra!
dited "within two calender monthsY
from the time of his,committal. In this
case the two months had passed, and
the Austrian authorities had not de.
manded the prisoner. Application was
thereupona made before a. State
Judge. for a habeaS corpus, and
his release demanded on hearing In
| addition to the writ of habeaS corpus the
New y ork Judge granted an order in
the nature Of aninjunction against the
| President of the, United States,1 the Sec
retary of Statey thehU.Sa Marshal nd
''ali others in authority" 'forbidding the
extradition of the prisoner until after
hearing and final examination otths,ap-
pheationg At the same time that 'ttfis
order was served on, the Marshal the
Austrian Consulappeared with the man.
date from the State Department for the
surrender OF the prisoner. So here were
! two opposite orders--one, from United
States authorities ito surrender, and the
other from State authority ito not sur.
render the accused. And SO. the qpes'
tion stands. The Marshal not knowing
what to do, has very wisely9dehe moth
ing.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S s
! New No. 6 Sewing Machine.

We, manufacturers of Boots and Shoes, are
using Wheeler q Wilson's New No. Sewing
Mfschine in all kinds oflstitching on ourwcrk,
and confidently believe that IT wfll- supersede
all others in this branch Of manufactures, for
the following reasons:
/. The work done by this machine is superior
to that of any other in variety, amount, excel
lence and beauty.
2. This machine is more durable than any
other Of its class, requiring much less outlay;
for repairs and renewal of parts
8. 1t does the cording or staying OF button
holes in q most elegant and substantial mapr
ner. without the expense of royalty.
In short, because by the use of this machine
we can turn out superior work at less cost than
with any other.
IsIGNED BY MANY.l ..
B@F> 1t is fast .supersedinga all other mar
chimes for leather work.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19

,THElEuropean dispatches OF to-day re-,
lating to the Eastern war are of deeply
significant import. They reveal the fact
that Seryiai is by'n0 means conquered.
The attitude of the Servian army in pro.
claiming Prince MILAN" as "Kfng Of
Bervia" is no less than declaration of
Seryian Independence and signifies a
prolonged struggle for life or death.
Such an attitude is precisely what we
predicted, krthe outset of the war,
would ensue as the ultimate result;oi
lhe Conflict And now the great ques.
sion isspreselted, sCau that position be
nadego0diyul ,rp'G...
Thus far theo an vantage. has inclined
Ia the Turks. Batit is"now shown that
the presence of volunteer Russian Of
fters OF experience has wrought a de-
cidRdu change in the handling of the
Servian troops. Moreover, sympa.
ihizing SlaVics from Russia have been
pouring. in. by hundreds and taken
mp arms against the hated Turk!
Ihueed it may be said that all
The seventy-fve millions Of Russian
Slavi are aroused, almost beyond the
control the Gear, to force war against
Turkey. And that mass meeting inLon-
don signifies that the British people are
unwilling to abide by the temporizing
policy of the Ministry, and are demand
ing retribution upon the Turks for their
barbarities on the, Christian people oil
Bulgaria. We may depend upon it, the
Eastern war is by no means ended.
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ELASTIC TRUSS"

DABIES OF CINgINNApl-AwfuI funny
ID Comic Monthly, IL cts, at any news stand.
ssll.0
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WHEELER, &. WILSON'S
New. No. z Machine,

Now for the first time introduced to the pub
lie, ranks ina excellence with their famous
No. 6 Machine, but has some notifications
adapting it to special classes of work. The.
Tailor will find it as well suited to his work
as isNe. to1eather work. 1t might properly
be termed the Tailor's Machine
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
1 From sTR1BLEf & CO., Shoe Manufactur-
ersof twenty two years experienced
APRIL l1th,.1 ,.1S74.f

IFrom STRfBLEf u co., Shoe Manufactur-
ersof twenty two years experienced
We arerunning the Wheeler &.Wiisonr Sew
ing Machine No. @, by steampewer, alta speed
of roo stitches per minute on Ladies' and
Misses Fine. Shoe Uppers, and find il superior
to any other machine in the following par
ticulafs:
| twill close seams with. heavy silk in leather.
tighter, without puckering, than any machine
we know. 1t will close, leather seamst with
Marshalls Cabled Thread at ahoyesspeed equal
to the, Howe Cylinder Machine.
1t runs faster. and makess,a more, regular
stitch on fine leather than any maehins, we
have ever;ussd.,. .-.s. - sl-g... : .-r.a.
We. believe it will prove very. durable ma
chine, and whom worn down maybe repaired
cheaper andcbetterI tlnn the averages Of first,
class machine! STREBLEY ,SSACOJi
We, use and cheeffrtlly recommend the
Wheeler & wilson No 6 Sewing Machine as
the best in use for slfoe Fitting.I
Our display of iLadiess and Misses Fine
Sh6es, at. the Gihcnhati E&position of 1875 was
Stitched and Fitted on these Machines.
KRIPPEEDoRF & HART.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19

THE plearned pig on exhibition asa
centennial side-show was roasted invthe
recent fire on the. Exposition grounds.
He edonit know SO smuch now, but he
tastes better
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
Commentators7hass peat hours in fol

| CommentatorsahaYes speat hours in fol-
lowing the tiny thread which runs
througA Teppysenls "rAlaye Queen.n Ii
you,r lwaking, cali me saJy," is the cry.
OF the May Queen, who has before hera
days washing, which B., T.. Blbbittis
Bust! Soap Wilt enable her to finish in.
time for the festivities. Always study
poetry for what there is in it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
TESTIlMO MONIALS.

The ubstantialtexceAen Of the Wheeler g.
Wilson Sewing, Machine, and. its high appre-a
citation by those who are familiar with its
practical working, are shown in the following
testimonials from wellknown firms;
From A. J. CLARK, prominent Shirt Manu-:
! facturer,
We use the Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing Ma
chine in the manufacture of Shirts, Collars and
CUFFS, as no other machine will do our work so
well ... A.sJ. CLARK =.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19

I CONGRESSMAN LAMAR's health has
continued too iffirm to- permit Of his.
taking any active part inithe political
campaiS
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From JOHN sHILLITo & CO., leading Dry
Goods Merchantsof> >Cincinnati.1
During the past ten years we haye'used over
One Hundred Wheeler & Wilson Sewing MA
chinea.i in the manufacture Of Ladies' Garments
of every kind, including Heavy Cloaks and
Fine rUpderwear, and they have given entire
Satisfaction, Fer our work the Nv heelef; u
Wilson Sewing M aehineis unequaleds a.t
JOHN sHILLITO & CO..
+! APRIL l1th, ,'1S74f-
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LtSMSBERS.'
RA1LkoAD TiMR4TABER.,
ATLANTIC AND GHHATfwEsTEkN.F

I ATLANTIC AND GNHAT TFWESTEhN.F
! Depot, Fiah and hoadv.Y Tlmes 2 mInutesrsJt.
! Depart Arrive, Arrive,
New York Ekqahy i585 i85}c G! Pss1oa 7ssr, M
NewY ofki Ex dffly ~ 4dfM. 5.2UA.k. 6:5OA!Mi'
LoGtsSiLfs GEb' 6iNclNNAfi 'shonTstiNE..
Depot, Froutand Ktfeour. Time, minutes slow.
louisville Ex daily . ;UOA.M. sOOP.M. 1O:3OA,M.
louisville ;QJP.M.H l2;ljP.M. 7A5p.M.
louisville dallyn".. S:1Of.M. '7:25A.M. H:4OP.M.
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BALTIMoRE AND o,VIA PAKKERsBuhd.
BAH. Ex daily g., Q 2OAsM,i 7:l5P.M., S:loA.M.
Baltimore Elk d'fy lO46b M 6:3Oam.'' 6:25p.m.
.BkLrrIohE AND ONO, via COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kligour and Front Time. 2 minutesfasti
Baltimore Ex daily. soOk.M.a 0oP.M, SalA.M
Baltimore Ex daily. ;3OP.M.E 2:5lP.M. 625P,M
Wheeling Ex!.:... :50p.fn. 00a.m. II OOam.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-17
Bill for the Repeal Of the Resump-
tion Act,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The bill introduced in the House TO-
day by Wood, Of New York, to repeal
in part the resumption act Of January
1875, and provides for a return to
specie payment without contraction,
and proposes to utilize tho
S7OO,OO0.00O Of four per cent bonds
not yet negotiated, and remaining in
the Treasury as basis, by the issuing
Of small Treasury notes in lieu Of the
present local legal tenders and national
bank currency. 1t also provides for
the establishing Of a sinking fund to
be made UP Of ono half of tho surplu 5
coin revenues in each fiscal year, ate :
providing for coin Expenditures, and
also per cent Of the interest on the
redeemed 4 per cent bonds called 10,
10 lieu Of the small treasury notes is
sued as redemption fund for tho re-
sumption Of specie payments. 1t alse
provides for tho suspension Of the pres.
ont sinking fund until resumption sbal
have been accomplished, and contains
various new provisions for the better
regulation Of the finances Of the gov
ernmeut. -lntellig encer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-17
List Of Real Estate

Within the county Of Lwis, sold In the
month Of December, 1875, for the non-pay-
III, Mt Of taxes thereon for the year 1873, and
purchased by individuals:
Allen, James heirs, SO acres, on Skin
Greek State taxes 80 cents; county taxes
81 cents; township taxes 81 cents; total
taxes, interest, damages, commissions, fee
for receipt and advertising S? -. Sold TO
Jacob @. Alkire.
Cox, I'm. T., ! acre, Georgetown; State
tax II cents; county tax 10 cents; township
tar Q cents total taxes, interest, damages,
commissions, fec for receipt, and advertising
80 cents-sold 10 Il. Roach.
Was,fal l.. B. 20 acres, Buckeye Fork Of
Litto Skin Greek; State tax, 81 cents;
county tax Is cents; township tai u cents;
total taxes, interest, damages, commissions,
fee for receipt and advertising IS 2s-sold
10 Daniel Beahler.
GRlford, Thos. heirs 100 acres, right hand
fork KanawhA State taxes 50 80; county
taxes 81 50; township tuxes IS 81 total
taxes, interest," damages, commissions, fee
for reeeip, and advertising SIS 46-sOld TO
isaac Butcher.
iIayman, Wilson ". G6 l34-ieo acres on
Cherry Camp Of Kanawha; State lax Al
cents; county tax 81 cts; township tax 81
cts; total taxes, interest, damages, commits.
sions, fee Tor receipt and advertising, So 40
sold 10 Isaac Butcher.
Srider, Lewis 1855 acres on Kanawhs river;
State tax 50 al county tax 81 %; town
ship tax IS s.; total taxes, interest, dam
ages, commissions, fee for reeeip. and I'D
rrrtising S2s 15-sold 10 Isaac Butcher.
], A. w. W0ODF0RD, Sheriff of the
county Of Lewis, do certify that the above
list contains q true account Of all the Real
Estate within my county, which has been sold
by me to individuals during the year 1875,
for the non-pay ment Of Taxes thereon for the
year 1873; and the original owner OF any Of
the Real Estate so sold will be entitled to re
deem the same within one year irom the sale
thereor-that Is 10 say, on or before the Bird
day Of December, 1875, or II no proper deed,
Or order OF Court, or of Judge, he made
within one year afte r the said light 10 re-
deem shall expire, then such owner may re-.
deem ut any time before such deed VI order
shall b. nude. Aud any such former owner
who Is an infant, married woman, insane
person, or person imprisoned Mt tue time oi
sale, may redeem within une year after the
removal Of tie disability ;-or II any such
person own an undivided interest in such
Real Estate, be may redeem such interest
within the same time land beyond the time
specified, the right 10 redeem will cease.
Given under my hand, this Sd day Of De-
eember, 1875.
A. ". WOoDFoRD, Sheriff.
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claim that the County Of Ohio should
have . additional delegates, aud dissent
from so much Of the report as recon.
meuds that each county shall have one
delegate at least. A. caldwell.
Reseised by the Legislature Of West
Virginia.
The following amendment to the Con-
stitutiOn of West Virginia be aud the
same is hereby proposed, and when
agreed to By two-thirds Of the members
elected to the legislature, the governor
shall submit the same to the voters Of
the State for ratification or..rejcc,iou n.
the next general election; the voting to
be conduc ted according to law, under
such regulations US the governor may
prescribe.
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the sixth. seventh, eighth
md ninth sections Of the sixth article oil
the Constitution Of West Virginia, and
insert in lieu thereof tho following:
"6 \ new apportionmcnt Of repre-.
scntution in the House Of Delegates may
be made BY the Legislature. US soon as
practicable after every census OF the
United States. and until new appor.
tiunment shall be declared. the delegates
shall be distributed as follows:
10 Ohio county four delegates.
10 kanawha county three delegates,
10 Wood county three delegates.
To Barbour, Berkeley, Cabcll,
Greeubricr. Harrison. jackson, Jeffcr.
son. Lewis. Marion, Marshall, Mason,
Monougalia, Preston, Ritohic and Wet
zcl. shall each elect two delegates ; and
every other county now existing one
delegate.
u No county by any re.apportion.
ment shall be denied the right Of elect.
ing one delegate at least.
IS. No re.apportioumens shall have
the etec! Of increasing or diminishing
the number Of delegates, which is OF
may be allowed by the Constitution.
20. The term Of Office Of every mem.
Der Of the Senate and House Of Dele.
gates shall commence on the day OIL
their election.
mites and Congressional Districts,
teaJles returned in 1875, as
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-17
Time and its Lessons.

Years ofcxperienee and study in perfect
ing a good Medicine, secured source OF
happiness 10 Inillions'
DIR, BONDS RHEUMATIC
I1N1MEMg
! n an instant stulls aud cures lie most vio-
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may exist in the inside or outside Of Man,
/ Women or Child.
Hundreds have been cured Hundreds have
learned that II seized with acute Rheuma.
tisnl, Nerve Pains, Neuralgia, Pain In
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Collie, Coughs, Colds, pains in the side and
Back, Sore Throat, Jain or uneasincss Of
any kind, Is to 20 drops Of the Linimcnt In
water will ntfo:d instan; relief, and the dose
repeated every hour will elect speedy
cure.
USED EXTERNALLY
It will be found the most safe, expeditions
and powerful remedy IN the world. Its uc-
lion Is II, once felt, and cuics are effected al
most instantaneous. A great equa lizer Of
the circulation, II literally dcmoishes pain.
Forwarded by mail or express 10 any and
oil parts Of The United States on receipt Of
price, pu. up in Fiily Cent and One Dolla.
Bottles, with full directions inside Of wrap.
per. Address,
DR.. 0. T. BOND. Weston. ". Va,
All who have used this Liniment are
ready and willing to give their testimony Of
the wonderful powers Of the medicine. Be-
low are q few-but many others could be
procured:
Mr. Robert Crawford, Of Jacksonville,
says-''I suffered for years with Chronic
Diarrhea, and sought medical advice In
vain. Ashort time ago was induced 10
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pa hanent cure. -
Mr.. G. u. Rohrbough, prominent NET
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ior your valuable discooery. / suffered for
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-17

Committee, in order to advance repre-
seutotlon according to the progress of
tho State, have adopted the maximum
number Of II members of the House Of
Delegates, and appor,ioned them &C.
cofd!ug to territory and popula lion, as
may be 'cen by tho accompanying to.
Die of population.
1t is the opinion Of the Committee
Vat territory is an essential element in
the npportionmcnt Of representation
for it i'aPPareut that no codhty is so
small but it has separate in,cres, that
"ught to be represented by a separate
Delegate freq from the discordant and
jarring interests Of contiguous couu.
ties.
The pccuuiary capacity Of inc State
has kept pace with its adva nccmcnt IN
population, so that the expenses of II
member, now does not add to the bur.
then OF tho proposed increased repre-
senta'Ion. In fac, it is no. SO much the
compensation Of the members of the
Legislature that costs the S,ate, as the
acts they may pnss, aud tie policy they
may pursue.
Seventy seven members now would
cost on J by the member what sixty. fivo
did IN 1870. The expense therefore is
not increased BY the increased repre-.
'cn'stiOn. By this appor,ionmcnt, CIV.
ely county will be entitled to OF leas.
one delegate. and one delegate will DO
added to the following counties. viz !:
Wc'zcl, Taylor, Barbour, Lewis, Ritch.
} lie, Wood. jackson, Cabcll and Green
bricr.
+ The Committee present joint rcso.
luton submitting I'm almond ment to tho
. Constitution to carry out the purposes
indicated in this report.
Al! Of which is respectfully submit.
ted.
J. NJ. BENNETT, Chairman.
DAVID Corr,
NJ. S. GRASruAM,
GEoR0x LOOMS,
liza J. McGISHrs,
WINSTON SHELTON,
Il. L. DESSIs.
| III e H. ~
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USED EXTERNALLY

All who have used this Liniment are
ready and willing to give their testimony Of
the wonderful powers The medicine. Be-
low are a few-but many others could be
procured:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26
ASYLUM MJNAGEMENI.

,n,r ,,,cu cu,R,CTER HAS TO DO WITH IT-NE-
cyss,ry Pop GREATER PUBLICITY AND INsPEC-
r,ov-No ATTENDANT EVER YET PUNISHED.
IN IN, Edftor Of The Trt0Hhe.
SIR: II seems to me that HE TRIBUNE Ill
discussing the question Of asylum lhanageueh. nus
reached the same conclusion that committees u Wv
XIIyth Congress enumerated as result Vi 'uo'i III 80
cation into the management OF inc "oSoIn"o". i'P
for the Insane mt Washington mat al,loush '"o "P
iutondont q, an osyum may to have been negii-
gent or Indifferent in the discharge u us uu'' :" NV
:, Tho fact that abuses have existed IN tho care OF
patients" yet, account Of the nlsh on''a'' -, 80
,o,tendent or chief executive officer. che ought not
TO he held responsible for these aDu'e' Wv Wv
verdict "nobody 10 blame" In discussing an analogous
as,Ion something more than year ago, THE TRIBUNE
ronted out "tnat In all such investigations the man
aar. charitable boards &C. on whom the responsibility
- ,,,,r,ablv SOCK 10 cover up the hldoinS vi their
snhopdnatesU IL then assisted that tue more Iespeet
lie and noted the institution the more preshapie Is
J." ,f napncfcr il valuable thing but in the persons
NJ the Officers and managers OF SOME OF our Dhs
savings Institutions our insurance anu us. ~ a
In no. moi nreyented fraud and acknowledgement III tIese
and high character In the superintendent
on1 tbe hoard of management mas not apparently PIo
vented Terrorism and tyranny. neglect ahu cTuey III
some OF our asylums iOr tue hsamo. no cIamed mat
" nothing short OF rigorous Introduction OF corpoIh
stran the substitution Of publicity or secrecy ano tne
astahlshment of vigorous system Oh Outsne
lie 1ndenendent visitors had sufced TO cure the eVus
Connected with the management OF the INSANE III H.eat
Britain, and that the same ness web mai the ssVlnms
~ Great Britain not In every respect 70 De col
nanded THEY do have ribbreadng attendants there,
aud casualties and outrages 60 take pace throbiy in
mss,Igeted ana the wrOng-dOer Ia punished DeueYo
we vs have 10 hear In this country Of he punshmen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

which, as the Emperor says, would have made
the English fleet the dominant power there
What stronger guarantee than that could
be offeredf Prince Gortchakof may well
ask, "Wbat proofs is it necessary TO give
English Ministers of disinteresedness founded not
on political virtue, but and good sense y
According TO that proposal Russia was to occupy
Bulgaria, Austria 20 occupy Bosnia, England to
occupy Constantinople. Why did England refuse
Lord Beaconsfeld tells he is guided by English
interests If he is asked what interest England has
in the Eastern question, he answers, her road to
India must not be barred or threatened by Russia
in possession OF COnstantinople. Then when Russia
offers to put Constantnople in his own hands, in
whose interests it that he refuses In whose
it be but those of the Turks For them and not
for Englshmen does English Prime Minister
incur the risk of war. But the number of English
men who share Lord BeacOnsfeld's sOlicItude about
those interesting clients Of his on the Bosphorus Is
not great; surely not enough to drag England after
them into war for the proongation of Moham-
medan dominion over Christians. Lord Salisbury
can hardly be supposed to have gone to COnstan-
tinople on such an errand as that. CIV. S.