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The White Pine Comnonnd.

ttIt was early in the spring of 80 that this
eGmPo9na Was S eF1gi4ated: - a IN, member Of my
throat attended with disagreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
bark of white pine might be so compounded
as to be very uBeful In diseases of the throat
alluded to, I Compounded a small duantitv
of the medicine that had been planning,
and gayeit in teaspoonful doses: The result
days the Irritation Of the throat was remov.
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, 1 sent some 10
a lady In Londonderry, N. a., who had been
suffering for some weeks nom bad cough,
occaRlOnedby sudden cold, and had raised
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces of 1t, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
ESQ, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made q trial of thesRm preparation In the
case of severe cold and was cured imme1I.
ately. BE was 50 highly pleased with the re-
sales, II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give 1t a name, and
November, 1856, flTst advertised it under
the name of White Pine Compound. In two
years from that time there had been whole
lars worth, where Il took the lead OF All the
cough remedies in the market, and Il Etil
In ittor this; ft Is very soothing and healing
sons nature; ts warming 70 the stomach and
pleasant withal to the taste, and is exceed-
t:Hs remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unriValed. It
was not originated for that purpose; but q
person In using it for cough was not only
cured of the cough, but was also cured of q
kidney dlhiculty often years standing. Since
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DIR. Poland. In
1850. Since then, As In Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as q preparation
for the cuFeof Kidney dificultles, In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to teke
as II Is efIectual
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THE Philadelphia Inquirer says that
the election to Congress of the motor
ious John Morrissey has had a wonder
ful effect upon the ambition of shoul.
der -hitiers in that city. A prominent
member Of the Fourth Ward roughs
considers the ladder of preferment be-
lore MIN, and he has mounted the first
his own Ward to the NOMINATING con-
vention of the First Congressional Dis
trtct. Randall, the present member.
has been the friend and patron Of the
new candidate, and in this way has
raised up q foe which will crush him
In his next attempt to reach the House
of Representative.
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9e1' aapsrttsfu1futs.
REVOLUTION inmrado

,AdD4Es You can receive for the s,,,, =,
A7lONE ONE DOLLAR, Silk. MerinS ST15 VI VI
lSSoS5s Hq5NSses, shaWls, BalmoralS. I.insn
JsTSeI++v sI3SIse 49, a, Table CoVers WnfcheS
SSnInes en- 60 Send clubs Of ten Or Tnore ,1i,S,
Sen SenS I9r each descriptive check. An ID the
seSCSS1E 1p OF Sna club win recefVa a DTsas,,1
worth " 70 500, according To numberS HS13t
- SAtsssnS wanted everywhere CircniSru
~ 2pi l1N IEest rEsAl6kER 4 CO., succeSsSrS ~
-..ssAAa1Aeles 9 CO., % q 68 Federal 81, Boston
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May IL, 1857.

100, 900
DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, William Klevis. Bepno
hkammer, John Oe6teTiing, John Pfarr. John
hoeIneFC Anton Reymann, PhIIIp SchuehIe
August WiedehuSh
Nh1S CoMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
II lIedi II prepared To insure Buildin,s
EuInlture, Merchandise and other Person,,i
Property at favorable rates
promptly paid.
APPncations for Insurance will recaivs Inn
Gompany's office, room Over ieoDIas,
Bank Nam street,
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary.
h. a. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary
JOHN OESSEERLING. President,
AUGUST MlEDEBuSH, Vice Presidenr.
GISi AGISI9S !. AGH ANN, Treasurer,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,
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A TITusvILLE newspaper gives some
statistics of the present condition of the
petroleum trade. 1t says that during
December, the daily average of produc.
ton in the Venango region was lO,7OO
barrels, though there was a considera-
BILE falling OF in the Pithole and Tide
out districts. Fewer new wells than
usual were opened during this period.
and the whole number is now 1872
About one-fourth of the unfinished
wells have been temporarily abandon
ed, but most OF them will be resumed
and finished by the first of June next
From present appearances, 1t is be-
lieyed that only about 75 of the 1872 new
wells Will produce oil in sufficient
to pay at present prices. The
stock OF oil hello in the oil region on
the 9TH ofJauuary amounted to 634 400
barrels, This included all oil in tanks
and boats and in the hands of pro-
ducers, shippers and brokers. The av-
erage daily production now is IL ,O35
barrels. There are 1872 new wells drill
ing. The total capacity of iron tanks
Is 164, ,O98 barrels, with tanks building
Of the capacity OF 25O,OO0 barrels more.
There are only "a 900 barrels of oil in
wooden tanks
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NEIeMnoRHoop NEws.
BROOKE COUNTY,

A meeting of the wool growers of th,
State is announced to be held at Wells
burg, on February 9th, commencing Al
10 o'clock.
The Herald, of that place, speaking
of the Governors message, says tha
the best refutation of the remarks O
the Wheeling Register upon it, is the
document itself.
Reverend Conklin, formerly a Pres.
byterian pastor of Wellsburg, still
later at Philadelphia, has accepted a
call for a New York church at $4,000
per year, with the privilege of spend.
ing one year in Europe, his salary 40.
ing on in the interim.
Speaking OF the usury law, the Her.
aid hopes 1t will be repealed, and saws
that "the law as it now stands is ridic.
ulous.
Inregard to crop prospects the same
paper has the following remarks:
Farmers assure us that the winter
and that the indications for GOOD
crop are good. Wheat that was early
sown came up badly, but that which
was sown late, luckily good deal of
It, owing to healmost lmpossibility OF
plow1ng earlier, is looking as we'll as
could be expected. We also learn that
several farmers contemplate sowing
spring wheat this season.; several
who tried the experiment last year,
having succeeded beyond expectation
Twelve to fourteen dollars barrel for
Hour, is u stubborn fact that is fast tax
In the conceit out of those who used TO
turn up their dainty noses at spring
wheat hour, and 1t Is being discovered
that 1t makes very good substitute for
bread. By all means, let MS have
bully crop of wheat of some kind,
once more, and with that as basis, the |
people will not quarrel over recon-
struction or any of the other big ques-
tions that are now exercising the pub
lie, TO a dangerous extent.
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once, 20 Monroe ST., next door to Ist Ma,
| HOnRl Hank.
OFFICERS:
GEO: *. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CIIAS. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DLRKCToRs:-John e. Wilson, Jas O. orr.
Wheat Samuel BSrner- Lame, H}.SyI,I;,, i,I; n.
MonEan L. OFT, Geo. Adams
hERERENCEs: &. Brady, Cashier hIeFoEaDts
Natlon9l Bank, Wheeling; List, MofTfsor n
20. wholesale 9rocen, WheeiInR: PRYOR
dAndlan q Coz Wholesale Grocerls WyI;asi,
1WnSi s.1.iicl Michael Reilly, WhoIeSaie GroSer
Shoe housa, Wheeling; McCabe. kan 4 S;1I. tr5-
~ 1ruYBistS, wheeling Geo. W. FEanEheim q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Lilo norg. Wbeei-
InF; WInshiP, Woods a Co., QaeensWaTs
wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. ResEister
" heeitnE; y. O. McAfee, Notions, WheelInR:
S12l1lp am phe4, Erew 4 CO., Pubs. InteliIgsnceP,
y y nesilngi OIL, son q Co Hardware, Wheel.
nBs u E. Banda, Cashier, First Mai, BRnE
SRtEnont; X. p. Camden, Priest Nnf- ~
5ank, Weston, w. Va; Capt. John Mcclure
ssS W GoSAA4s RDFZ5
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Franklin Insurance Company
DIRpCroRs

DIRBCTORS:
7. II. Logan, 7. p. Shallcross, j, g, Rhodes
Geo Msndel, j. II. Hobbs, SaInl, MC{1eI-
Ian, g. w. FranGheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
Nd1S COMPANY NOW HAVING REIsS
- - Organized touE years, and in that Linnu
S HonS Asucce&sstul business, Is still prepared
70 take L1Rks at mir rates on BUILDINGS of nil
LINUS, hleEchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
LsntnentsI knrniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes,
=. Ins company offers superior Inducements
20 FARMERS, whereby they can be insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Bafns and Contents f0r
OF yeaTs at reduced rates,
1nlS Delng home Institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company IN
ln the State and composed OF some,
nlnety-four Stockholders, most ofVvhom ara
among our Dest business men, recommends
llSelI 10 the favorable consideration OF the
lhsuf1ng public. and SOlicits their patronage,
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary,
Office % MOnrUe street.
n. y. ARTHUR, Secretary,
5AM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEII, Vice PreEIdent
q. N. COEN, Special Agent, OolR
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GREAT
7 ENGLAND
White Pine COMPOUND

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, in
the New England States, where its merits
which, in part, It derivesits virtues.
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INC WhIte FIG Componnd Cnraa

Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and FnlInon5
ary Affections generally. It is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Dim entity OF Noiding Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

wHPPNe is extensively practiced
in the Tennessee penitentiary. During
the past six months no less than i've
hundred and twenty-five punIshments
by Aogging have been administered
there, some of which were seYenty.6Ye
lashes,
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Wuz it instink9 Who kin tellY But
Piller hez fallen; am too sad to
write more. SsN@ y"
PETRobRUH ". Massey. p. M
(Wioh is PostmasterN
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National Insurance COnDaTV
WHEELING, w

WHEELING, WEST va.
9Oo. OOO
>, Once, 20 Monroe ST., next door to Ist Ma
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From the Toledo Blade.
n A S b Y.
The Deeease OF Elder PennIbReker...
The PaFson InduIges In ApprOpri.

Post OFFIs, CoNFEDRIT < ROADS. \
(Wich Is in the State NV Kentucky,
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Of 1857 u. Az the open board al halfpas three the
market nrm and active especially for Erie tsalss
$500 sharssl which sold 7ez 1871 Rock Island
sdvancsd to ssss, Northwestern common TO Ga ana
New York Central was steady At 1872. 1921. AFTER
tho call prices declined fraction, but subsequently
recovered and 81 the close, at balf-past aSe the
market was nrm, especially for Erie and North
western common Al the subjoined quotations -
New York Central, 1925 1925; Erie. 75x Reading,
VA 30; Michigan Southern. 931 . 1914; Cleveland
and Psburg. COX ACT; Cleveland and Toledo, lll'4
lll1l; Rock Island ssH 9ss Northwestern, 81 elk;
DO preferred, 75k 1871; Pacific Mall, 1929 1925;
Western Union Telegraph 80 a6s4; Ohio and Misss-
nppi certificates, sa1l aa's; Milwaukee and St. Paul.
TO; do. preferred, 81 . 71S.
The foreign exchange market was quiet The supply
Of bills has been increased by considerable amounts
drawn against shipments OF hve-twenties Bankers
bills on England at sixty days were quoted at lo9ss
los% at three days. ITO llos commercial bills u
1921 Bills on Paris at sixty days. 5.lb 5.13x at
three days, 6.12k a6IlI
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SAD CASE or SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Between six aud seven o'clock yesterday morning
man named Henry Garsgnon committed suicide by
shooting himself Disappointed love. far has yet
been ascerained the cause assigned FOR the dreadful
act Deceased had been keeping company With Ger
man girl named Sophia woelt whom no frequently I'm.
portuned his wife but who had often refused
him account Of his being previously married. Yes
teriay however he called at No l4l West Thirteenth
street. where Sophia was employed, and after quarrel
ing with her, drew revolver aud attempted TO shoot
her II IL said lao irod two pistol shots ~ her. neither
Of which took effect He then to,k razorfrom his
pocket and cut his hroa from the effects Of which
he died The body of deceased taken 10 the Ninth
Police precinct station house, where Coronsr Ron bed
an inquest the body. letter was found the per.
OF The deceas1 which proves concusvsly that he
act was prcmedid&ted The INQUEST viii ha cars'-r.a
tp-dv,
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BOLD ROBBERY.
Ten Thousand Dollars in Bonds Taken from
a Private Residence.

Ten Thousand Dollars in Bonds Taken from
a Private Residence.
Some time ago a gentleman named d. w, Stidalph,
residing At Mount Vernon, Wes,cheser county pur-
chased $4,000 worth OF Central Pacific Railroad bonds
numbered from o,027 to 0o3 inclusive, OF the ''Dn
series aud for safe Keeping placed Thorn In iron safe
III . certain room OF his house BY some means or
other persons whose ideas TO tho sacredness
Of the ule Of aeHrl and could have been Of
the correc, order learned tho bonds Ia
tte sale IN Mr. sddslph's house, and resolved on
getting possession OF them. They went 10 work
Monday night The fret difficulty they had TO encoun-
ter N the accomplishment OF their design watch
dos who bad no conscientious scrupes about how so
verely he gnawcd al the limbs OF strangers whom he
found nrrNng about Dir Stdaphs house o. nights,
end 50 they gave tue animal good meal OF Aesh meat
highly seasoned with poison. that lushcd him. They
thcn entered the house through tho kitchen window.
and from TIE ktchen they assembled 10 the room
ia mhlch We sato was located once IN the room II
would appear that thoy experienced but little difficulty
opening toe sale with key which fitcd the ocx a. II
" we're the Legitimate key Of tho treasure holder After
gaming possession OF tho bonds, $40 in bills and be-
tween $50 aud so 10 gold and silver the burglars vent
OUT q the houss 'he way they had entered, no dslbs
Mr.. shdslpb, the unfortunate loser OF tho bonds.
says thas ne s cav Thorn VA the sale on The nrs day
OF ast hnlp an ma. On discovering Yesterday morn
ing that MS mouse had beer burgsrously entered he
went into Tue room 10 which the safe was and
there found evidences Of burglars doings
10 the marks OF wax, candle grease rnatches
aud several other articles scattered about tho floor
How the safe was opened he IL at to understand
and no knew OF person having dupl- ats strange
10 say, person ia the house heard the burglars AZ
work although several members Of the family did ND
rotrs Monday night tai eleven o'clock and two OF
them had thef beds on the sans noor % which Ito
safe was located. Mr. stds'ph called at Police Head
detective McDoueall, who was 10 charge o. The dc.
tscve once al the time Of his visf What the opinions
81 ss ss ,IS opss sp no.
ioS " " WIG ths reflen nrht ~
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COFPHK-Iher8 busIneks doing IN 1ncOt
the market firm Mt the advance The sales
25u0OO lbs. at 23i4c for Baltimore 2Ssc 2Ac for De-
troit. Portage Lake held at 23kc.
CANpLEs-A damantine were In good demand at steady
prices sales 1900 boxes Macys Sperm were gen
orally quoted 1t 45c. 47c and patent at 65c 6sc.
DRUGS Dyes duh, but prices generally
changed Sales 10 drums caustic soda &c gofd
casks tartar part at 263c gold; 10 ash
80 arrive 80 drums caustc soda,
ing powders and ~ casks g<ancne on private terms
DYEwooDs.-We note the sale Of % tons Lima wood at
e76 Other kinds quiet. ST. Domingo and Jamaica
logwood generally quoted at SS gold stock Of
descriptions large.
FLOUR AND GRAm-Receipts 2e4s bbls -four $500 sacks
do 1870 bags meal 46U bushels wheat 10 do corn
46sdo. OATS 2o do malt, The market for Western and
speculative demand and full prices obtained ali kinds
There also inquiry for the low grades for ship
business mostly With the local trade California
10000 bbs and sacks including extra State
$40 49, southern four continued In fair demand and
the market ruled firm at quotations The sales were
about 500 bills Rye -four ruled Arm under fair demand
meal steady with sales Of $50 bbis. at the annexed
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wEeas ccnnacd 10 rule quiet bu. there was
buoyancy and frmness, and holders generally DC.
s'sss
sSS Sa; iniSdns white er Canada A. $50 and Nc
nent TO Great Britain the market ruled irm al ser.
sss n me s:
q. at q q e . for new Y. n mixed western q
and 81 q for New Jersey and 81 50 for Old Western
about 5000 bushels mostly at Sisc store and ssyse
Ss nys 4 Ss % the . 6 @
sSs sa % @ sah; 4 ! state .sd Mali
berh offerings and scarcity OF vessels The
Ths %ss mos
ssson s:isi lSd; 40 Ss, noar stss: q 20 10
@ Sss. issa
d. g. ss sa s':s p'ss
nss1s hns.
osHiss Ss !. 'a per 10
SS q orders 'saa Sh ess
The north side cuba New York at Doe British bark
and isrs ssaq' z
'0G n G s on sales To- bales In Boz.
Gussy tioru was dun bu, held at lsc. ai9llc
ale: s@ SasSe. Syrs. ss ~. ss gold and
w'Ts Su9sS :! r. lss i
I:@i; 5Iagso H. Sis ss ISIS s!s ssasss p
Ms,Is . s z S sc sss O GG19 2 . bs
ilEsr Manila was dull bu steady al Ne. gold.
hors remened ssaay, with moderae demand for con
nly-The demand was fair at previous prices
lRoN.-lberc better demand tor scotch pig and
viii the advance in gold The msrse rine stronger,
vsge .aes y sc0 isn. Gensaraocs 10 YARD part 60
~ 30 private e psr is e s%a aG
s1s qss sSs e ssqs S orTs ST. s Me-
and loo do No crane fOr Nay Jane July De.
dss Verne more az s OF wroa. scrap raj,
100 tons were sold 70 arrive At $50 50.
::s a: ss 5ass ::d. ~:
LATns has EN- were quoted a, o. three months;
ysgS and gTSss y scs G he
scarce Oak remained dun and nominal; stock &C.
s,m 1 msmloskBaeaos Ayre heavy Me,e quoted
80 do Al fornia heavy 2Sc ac do middle, zoe &c
&C. m nsS rs GO e a. s a s's: IS a. s.si
damaged ell Kinds aud weights. y sc e So poor DO
SSe es, TS 49, ~ m ns fcuss soc @ o oAn sh s
.oc Do cropped, heavy ssc .os DO middle . re tse
middle, sc. &c light gsc 90 Do. bellies 2c &c
Ltao ORDINARY foreign was dul, but firm, al o'so a
s.n.skland was unchanged, common being quoted
hoL,ssss rhers was fair demand from rcnner' and the
Utusi ana prices OF almost au descflltlons were urn
Sales Go hhds mixed Cuba private terms and ~ do.
sesc aud 67 hhi Demcrara al &c aolc We ggose Oh
Cuba muscavado 4lc 3sc; new 90. SC Doe old cuba
caycd SOC. ic new do t6e $50 old 10. centrifugal
s4c. c Porto Rico, t8c Soc English Islands. s5 Soc
sud New Orlcans Zoo a psc. Stock, February IL, Srs
bo5l hhds cula.; 81 do. Porto Rieoi 5i3 do. English
islands, AMI f0i3 bbls. New Orleans
NAVAL srollnaSririts turpcntine was generally held al
sc bnt tho demand light and we heard Of transec
lions Crude Last sale made NJ a. 10. 70
sn-Al grades,wsre nrmly held With fair demand Oh,
81 gB % % for No q % 20 - 20 for No - ~
fer pale md 90 a. for extra do Hales a0op bbls No
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The eunsrd mail Steamship Siberia will leave thIs port
on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe VIII close al The Post Oce AZ
twelve o'clock ". on Wednesday
The new YoRK Naturalization for Eursps--vill DO
seady al halfpau ten O'Clock in The morning.
eipgls soylss In xnppsrs for wslIps n3 sspM