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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-01
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WAsHINGTOa.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Com
missioner OF the General Land office,
in reply to inquiries, states that home
stead entries can only be made upon
surveyed land, after return to the prop
er district land office of the official plat
of the survey; also, that the right of a
settler under homestead entry attaches
only from the date OF entry. Settlers
upon unsurveyed lands desiring to Sc
cure theit improvements made prior TO
the return of the surveys, may obtain
priority of registry as against subse-
quent claims, or the provisions OF the
pre-emption laws, and filing declara-
tory statement therefor, before the ex-
piration of three months after the date
of the returned Survey to the district
Office.
Judge Blatchford has decided that
mortgage upon distillery given
prior to a seizure of the premises for the
violation of the revenue laws did not
exempt them from seizure.
The divers are at work with new
submarine apparatus at the spot
where the English trigate Hussar is
supposed to have sunk in 17S0. The
men remained in the water nearly an
hour and succeeded in finding as they
believe traces of the sunken vess ell.
Charles Hartman and Ferdinand
SuIsberger, convicted of consptr1ng to
defraud the revenue and sentenced to
an imprisonment of ten days, and to
pay a fine of five thousand dollars each,
have had their fines rennitted by the
President.
The President has officially proclaim
ed ratification by both parties OF the
treaty concerning citizenship with
Prussia.
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NEW YORK July 3l.-Chief Justice
Chase and Mrs. SpraEue arrived at the
Metropolitan Hotel yesterday and were
visited by few personal friends. In
the evening n distinguished private
citizen gave select party in their
honor.
The steamers City of New York and
Ariel, from Europe, have arrived.
The steamer Virginia was sold yes
terday, by order OF the Treasury De-
partment, for SI0,0
Ann Calaher, lodger at No: 10
Mulberry street, was kicked to death,
yesterday, by Jeremiah Harrington,
keeper OF the boarding house, who was
Ernest c. Mahert, a little son of
Jacob Mahert, of Hoboken, was yes
terday burned to death by his clothes
taking fire from match.
About a hundred workmen will be
discharged at the navy yard to morrow,
chiefly IN the engineers department.
A monster musical festival by the
Northeast Sangerbund takes place next
Monday at jones' Woods, at which q
societies will participate.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July 3I.-Last evening,
while Constable Day, with a guard OF
men, was bringing two horse thieves,
named christopher Bender and Ben.
Whitfield, from Raleigh to this city for
commitment to Jail, they having been
found riding stolen horses, when with
in two miles of the city, the guard was
suddenly surrounded by about forty
masked horsemen, who took the pris
oners, ordering the guard not to follow,
and left in the direction of Raleigh.
This morning the men were found near
McCullum's mill, hanging to tree,
with paper pinned upon them, in
scribed" horse thieves, hung by an out
ragged community"
NASHVILLE, July 31.-In the State
Legislature to-day bill was intro
duced to appoint an agent to fund the
State debt, principal and interest, due
and to be due in i've years.
a resolution passed the House to in
vestigate the issuing of fraudulent
State bonds in circulation, said to have
been signed in New York.
Ten millions OF bonds are estimated
necessary to pay the militia.
Colonel Stokes made u Grant and
CoIfaX speech at the Capitol tonight.
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Absence.

To retain an image in the mind, to
keep up q presence there without aid
from sense or habit, in the thick of
claims jostling for the first place, is a
very serious effort, and one which a
very moderate amount of seltexami-
nation may convince any one he is
rarely equal to. OF course we all re-
member our absent triendsi but should
we like them TO know how we interpret
this phrase or would our own self
love suffer no shock by an accurate ac-
count of the moments of the day or
week that our once familiar friend de-
votes us? We all let one another go
in a surprising manner; that ts. the
first realization of the fact Is startling;
but we learn to see that anything else
is impossible.
Fidelity does not consist, with the
majority of men, in keeping the mind
occupied with an absent friend, but in
housing his image securely in some
out-oI-the-way receptacle OF the mem
ory, to be ready when called for, and
in being able to summon back the old
feelings when anything happens to
illumine the obscurity. To take up
friend in as good preservation as you
laid him down-the colors as fresh, the
outline as WIDTHS is constancy, and
It Is all that can be expected of the COM
mon run of men immersed in varied
occupations, who are driven to be prac.
tical, and can easier do friend SER
vice than bear him in mind through
the hours of busy day.
Everything in absence depends on the
sense that the absence is only Temporal
ry. So long as this feeling prevails we
are constant. 1t is sexpected that the next
meeting, however. far off, will take
place and find us the same. Some per.
sons can live in this expectation, and
keen themselves ready, unconsciously,
but vet truly, for the time when 1t
comes, But with the greater number
protracted absence is a finality. The
vats majority of intimacieS have
done their work when opportunity is
over-R fact which experience alone
can teach. Though 1t is not compatible
with warmth of feeling, or even with
honesty, TO engage in any real intimacy
without hoping and in a manner ex-
Meeting it 10 last, yet time shows us
that the conditions are rare under which
this fidelity is practicable. Friendships
that fall a great deal short of perpe-
tuity, and that die out for want of the
intercourse that started them, may
have done both sides infinite service
while they lasted. And, this admitted,
we see the wisdom, which some are too
romantic or too indolent ever too learn,
of cultivating new friends as long as
we Hve-an art which, however super
ciliously regarded by some persons, is
essential to a happy and honorable old
age.-Sdttrddy ReUIetD.
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THE CANVASS.
Announcement Of Public Meetingg.

The Union Republican Stale Central Com
mittes annourc ce the following list Of Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8.
Rarkersbu,1, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson
- Hon. Benz. Stanton,
Hon. a. l. Foreman,
Gen. n. Goh. Jr.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10.
W;eusburo, Hon. w. E Stevenson
"A. w. Campbell,
FnyeLts G. H., Col. 8. Young.
TUESDAY, AUGUST
Ne,U Manchester, Hon.w. E. Stevenson
A. w. Campbell.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 12.
Wheeling, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
THURSDAY, AUGUST l3.
MoundsytHe 40 Il. Ny Hon; ". E. Stevenson
"A. w. Campbell.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ID.
8fisldl. bourne, Hon. w. E. stevenson
SATURDAY. AUGUST %.
Cn,SrilFe. Hon. w. f. Stevenson
Hon. w. II Wiley,
Hon. F. Il. PelrpoInt
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27.
Ft1tr,nont, Hon. W. f. Stevenson
Hon. +. II. Peirpoint.
TUESDAY, AUGUST, 90.
poi;1L Pleasant. A, w. Campbell, EEQ.
Msjor X. -. Brown.
Gen. w. II. Powell.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER i.
Phillippi. Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Hon. ]. C. McGrew.
Hon. j. T. Hoke.
MONDAY, SEPTEHBER 2.
MartfrsGurp, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
WEDNESDAY,, BEPTEmBER o.
ShepheTdstolVn, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
Berkeley EprinoS, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
SATURDAY, SEPFEMBER IL.
Cranberry Summit, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I5.
BucEhdnnon, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, REPrESTBER 1e.
Pqrkers6,Iro, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER IS,
Richie Court Rotlse, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER2 81, r.
GrnHon, Hon.W, E. Stevenson
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,
ChorleSton, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, OCTOBER .,
Coalsmotsth, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
1UEsDAF, OCTOBER 9,
Vfrfeld, Hon. w. e. Stevenson
WEDRESDAY, OCTOBER :,
Bt0ato, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
THURSDAY, OCTOBER s.
Point Pleasant, Hon. w. Z. stevenson
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10,
Cabcl Court House, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, OCTOBER IL,
Cerodo, " oyne Co, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER
afaSon City, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson
FRIDAY, OCTOBER I6,
RnrenErood. Hon. W. L. Stevenson
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10,
BeuutHs, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81,
Pnrkersbur1, Hon. W. z. StevenEon
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. July 3l.-Up to last even
ing the Individual subscriptions at the
counting room of the American Office,
in aid of The sufferers by the late flood,
amounted to So 800, which has been
distributed by the relief committee.
Mrs. Lincoln arrived here to-day ac-
companied by Tad. She was met by Mr..
Harlan from Washington, and will de-
part Saturday, accompanying Reverdy
johnson. Mrs. Lincoln expects on her
arrival in Europe to go directly to
Scotland. She will spend some time at
the country seat of a Scotch clergy
man, an old friend of the family. From
there she will go to the South of France
and spend the winter there-probably
at Nice
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, July sI.-The Philadelphia
Eleven commenced a cricket match
with an Eleven ofthe Boston Club yes
terday, the result being that the Boston
Eleven made 17S runs IN the first inn
ings, and the Philadelphia Sc runs with
wickets down.
BENZ. F. Cushing, aged IL and Thos.
Brown, aged l6, are under arrest for
robbing the office OF William II. Kent
q Co. Com mission Merchants, Al State
ST., of $37, 900 in Government bonds and
other securities. They confessed the
robbery and all the property has been
recovered.
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OIL CITY, Pa, July 31.-That portion
of Oil City west of Oil Creek is all on
fire this morning.
One of the most destructive fires that
ever visited the oil regions occurr ed
here at seven O'Clock this morning, de-
stroying both sides of Main street from
the Postofiice to the National Hotel, in
Guiding the Jones House, st. Charles
Hotel, BerOle House, Western Union
and Pacific q Atlantic Telegraph offices
two hundred buildings, rendering
homeless nearly as myny families, the
oil interests suffering but little.
The loss by the fire will probably
reach one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. Insured for about fifty thou
sand,
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, July sl.-MIss Mather-
son, daughter of DR.. Matherson, an
eminent pastor of this city, was drown.
ed at Cacona. Wednesday. while bath
MilIs, the gymnast, was shot in the
mouth, yesterday, by named Nolan,
in a drunken row. Mills Is in a dam
gerous condition.
OTTAWA, July 31.-The representa-
tives OF American insurance compan-
les arrived here yesterday and deposits
ed the amount with the Receiver Cen
eral required by the insurance act.
Those who have complied with this
law will be gazetted Saturday.
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PENHsYLvANIA.

Becker, keeper of lager beer saloon,
who has a small menagerie as an at
traction to his place, bought rattle
snake on Sunday last. Yesterday.
while exhibiting to some friends it
would not rattle. Becker put his hand
in the cage to take the snake out, when
he was struck on the finger, and died
from the effects of the wound.
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3. q. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
Il and Sheet Iron Ware, and doRleI in
Cooking ana Heating StOS Ses. No. l3 Main
Street, Wheeling, West NlfSlniR.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public TO my large and select stock Of
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
JOB work Of ali kinds win receive my per.
sonnl attention.
order on short nOtica.
1900 feet ~ inch Well Tubing, which VIII
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman 8
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited TO call and examine.
marl9-eod-d&W6m. b 4. F.CALDWELLI.
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COMhERCIAl AND PINANCIAL.
aAnHEEu BY rEs.EtsNAFs.
NEW York. July 81. 1853.
REGULAR REPORT.


CoTTON-More active and fully 10
better; sales $500 bales at Doc for mid
FLoUR-CIosed fairly active and
firmer for low grades. and dull and
dropping for medium and good grades.
GRAIN-wheat-Ver firm and quiet
at 81 SSa1 81 for No. 2, and 81 96a2 90 for
No. 1spring. Rye-Scarce and firm at
81 75aI IS. Oats-Dull and heavy at
sl1<c in store, and S2%c afioat. Corn
Quiet at 81 04a1 90 for Qnsound, and
81 10a1 IL for sound new mixed western
af1O4t.
PRovIs1oNs-Pork- quiet; sell
ers mess at S28 so regular, and buyers
at S28 3715. Beef-Nominally un-
changed. Cut Meats-Active and firm;
sales 100 packages bagged hams at 2lc.
Bacon-Quiet and tirm. Iard-Very
firm with fair inquiry at 1S2SalS15c for
fair to prime steam.
EGas-Steady at 25a27c. -
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLp-Active and frmer, ranging
from 1445sa145x, closing at 1445sa145.
GovERHMRNT STocKs-Declined IA
x per cent to-day, but closed strong
with an increased demand at sharp re-
coyery. Coupons of 'SI, II51<a115H; do
1872, 1i4<a1145S; do '64, 1111Sal1I5<; do
do '67, lO91Sa1O91<; do '6s. 1091Sa1091<;
10 4Os, 1Os7sa1Os3<; 7-30s, 10s1za10eA.
srocKs-Pacitic Mali 1OI<alOIx;
Western Union Telegraph 359Sa351z;
New York Central, ex-div. 1391<H139sS;
Erie 6sSSa6SE; do preferred 75H; Ohio
& Mississippi 30La30X; Wabash 5Ia
5l5s; Michigan Central 1l8; Michigan
Southern, ex-div., SS5SaS9; Terre Haute
42a441z; do preferred 65; Toledo 103;
Pittsburg S91zaS92{; Fort Wayne 11O7S.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo &
Co. 25Ls25N: American 44Na45H;
Adams 527<s52S; United States 4614a
1611; Merchants Union PAX.
Cincinnati.
July 3I.-FLoUR-Quiet aud un-
changed; family at 80 75slO 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un new sold
at 81 7Oa1 IS; old. in light supply, and
held at g O5a2 Is. COrn-D1u; closing
at S4aS5c. OAts-Steady5 old at S3, and
new at 65a70c. Rye-IrreguIaT; cIoslnB
at 81 90 for new; no demand from
CoTToN : Unchanged; middling at
ToRAcco-DulI, but prices not lower;
WuIsKY-Iu demand at 81 80 in bonds
and 81 IOAI Is for free.
PRovIsIoSs--A fair demand to5 mess
pork: sales OF ], 200 barrels at s2S so.
Lard-In moderate demand at 1Sc.
Bulk Meats-Firm, but quiet; shouI-
ders sold at 12e; loose sides are held az |
AZ; bacon firmly held, but the demand
is light; shoulders at 13aI3~c; clear
ribsides at 18Nal6Hc., and clear lie;
sugar cured hams at 191za201zc.
GRocERIEs-Cofee- at 22a27c.
SuRar-In fair demand and steady.
BuTIER-Scarce and in demand at S0a
Csc.
Eaes-Steady al 1sc.
FLAxsRRD-In good demand at 81 90.
IINsRHD OIL-Quiet at 81 05ai O8.
CLoyRR SEED-Held firmly at $14 90.
but buyers have Withdrawn.
GoLD-I441z buying. The money
market is easy.
JULY 31.-FLoUR-Quiet and firm at
-WhnRf-0ufat and aasfaYs
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AQue.tlon of privilege.

Our Market street cotemporhry is
pleased to be displeased with our mode
of conducting the canvass. Our style
is disagreeable to that sheet. We tell
unpleasant truth about lis friends"
and hold its party up so that the light
reveals it's deformities. Hence, the
Register is panied to see that we are
adopting the newspaper manners Of
Mr.. Brick Pomeroy. Now, If the Reg
ister'S monopoly of Bricks style is ex-
elusive, we are sorry to have trenched
on it's privilege and upon thatpoint
we ask to be informed but If not, then
we claim the liberty to indulge little
in Bricks method, for the reason that
it is remarkably we'll adapted to the
subjects we have to deal with. We have
often throught-Iet US remark in pass
inE-that Mr.. Pomeroy missed grand
opportunity, when he located on
Democratic newspaper. If he can say
such hard things about the Republic
cans, think what fame he might have
achieved If the subject OF his pen
had been the unwashed and unrecon-
structed Democracy. What magniti-
cent field that would have been for his
invectiveI No pent up Utica would
then have contracted his powers, but
the whole boundless dictionary would
have been hist
If the Register will excuse us, there is
a reason besides that above suggested
why we claim the privilege OF an occR-
sional indulgence in its fayorite diction.
It may be known to that journal that
in addition to our Republican subscri-
bers we have nearly as many Demo-
cratic readers as itself. we try, as far
as consistent, to make the ISTELLI-
eENcER interesting to all its readers.
We must cater somewhat to our Demo-
cratic patrons; and since we cannot
write articles whose matter meets their
appreciation, we shall surely be ex-
cused If we try to please them by
moderate indulgence in the manner
and style TO which they are accustomed
intheir party papers.
Therefore, If the Register please, un-
less it has an exclusive franchise in Mr..
Brick Pomeroy, we shall draw on that
gentleman, iudiciously, from time to
time, as the subjects to be dealt with
and the needs of our Democratic read
ers seem to require.
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THROUGH inadvertance we spoke yes.
terday of the opening Mass Meeting at
Washington Hall, under the auspices
of the Central Grant Club, as coming
off week from last evening. We
should have said week from this even
ing, or August sth.
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MOBILE, July 3L-The accounts from
the interior of Alabama and Mississippi
are unfavorable. Heavy rains have
fallen in all sections, and caterpillars
are reported in different sections of
Alabama and Mississippi, which, it is
said, are doing consid cradle damage.
The Warrior river had risen 80 feet and
the Tuscaloosa 20 feet. BY the rise in
the Tombigbee and Alabama rivers
fears of an overflow of the lowlands
are entertained,
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WE print on the second page this
morning, document which refutes
the numerous lies that Democratic
wspapers and orators have been
industriously circulating, in re-
gard to the expenses of the Govern
ment since the close of the war. Our
friends will find l. useful for reference
during the canYass.
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ST.. JOHN. July S1.-SIr John A. Nc
Donald and other cabinet ministers ar
rived Yesterday and proceeded to Hal
The Noya Scotians had q caucus to-
dav TO decide on the course 70 be puE-
sued concerning the confederation.
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PAXTON & o9LEBAY
Grocers
no. 5.l MAIN ST.
WHEELING, W. va

wHEEL1NG, W. VA.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
6 sale at lowest market rates, viz:
100 BBgB Rio Coffee.
50 Half CHESTS Gnnp'r, 7. b and Impl
Teas.
50 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. T0baccog.
rs Butts and Caddies Black los do
100 CaddIes Black rs and Navy do
% Kegs twist do
100 Bbis Refined SugaFl.
50 Hhds r. r and Cuba Sugars.
Is Bbls prime AolasssS.
ware, Spices, N. @. Tar, Conc. Lye, MaddeT,
Oopperas, Alum, LOgWoOd, Newcastle Bi
Carb Soda, Cot'n Yarns, Batting, Fps Salts,
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar,
Cheese. Shot and Lead, Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept In a Wholesale
Grocery.
We Solicit an examination of our stock
rom any one wanting anything In our line.
sep3O rsl
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AT Danville, Miss, out of seventy
seven negroes, one voted the Demo-
cratic ticket, and has since received
present of ''forty acres and mule"
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River md Wenfner.

PTrsBuRea, July sI.-RIver 2 feet,
and at a stand. Weather warm ana
cloudy; rain this morning; thermome-
ter S30. =
'CGso1sxA11, July 31.-River, feet 9
inches water in the channel. Weather
cloudy in part; thermometer ssS.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, July SO.-A game
of base ball to-day between the Unions
of MorrisianR and the Forest City, of
Cleveland, resulted in the defeat OF the
latter, 25 to Z.
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Dos.r fail to attend the Club meet
ing tonight at the INTELL1eENcER
ONCE.
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DINNER PILLS.

AllpeIsons of bilious habits, after eating
or drinking TOO freely, will mad great REFLEX
in the use Of DIR. Ro6aek's Blood Pills: they
aid digestion by stimulating the stomach
thus avoiding the pain, nausea, soar eEuctH-
lions, &c, which follow from eating too
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
jyl3-2md&w
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EM OOD,n-ANoTHER NEW
III MED1CAI PAMPHLET nom The
says this work: This valuable treatise on
the cause and cure Of premature decline,
shows how health Is impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood and
how easily regained. 1t gives clear synoP-
SIS OF the tmPedments to marriage, tne tne
cause and effects OF nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" pocket edition OF 1he
above will be forwarded ON receipt oil six
stamps by addressing Doctor CUkTI9. No.
139 r. street, WashinRton. ID. O.. mr25-Hd q
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JULY s1.-FLoUR-Quiet and firm al
s.GRAIN-Wheat-QuIet and easier
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FIRsT Ej
NATIO AL BANK
OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository U. s.

UAP1rAL............. .................. s2co, 900
SURPLUs.... 4o,UOO
Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
post remains six months, and FIVE pei
cent, II for oneS ear.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums 10 suit.
= constant supply OF n ew Fractional Cur
rency, and ], 2 8 & SC coin, kept for the ac-
commodAtiun oGdepoSiIoIB and the public.
maF13 GEO. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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zfMmERMAN's
Steam Cooking Apparatus.
A DINNER COOKED
CHEAP sIMPLEI ECONOMICAL

This wonderful Invention is attracting
widespread attention. ItiA simple device;
made Of tin, comprising three sections, which
can be uked together or separately. The
titled into a delicious soup. The "MiTacle'
is seen in the placing In one section-fOwlsO or
meats, together with cabbage onions, tuT-
nips, potatoes, &C., &C., &C., and steSming
tWJ or three kinds OF puddings at the same
tIme-wlthout the slightest change of flavor.
1t Is philosophical result which aStontsh-
es and has given the steamer a popularity
never equRlied by any cooking invention.
Every family should have one. No family
can afford to be without II. II IUIu pay yor
ItOel| IN a Ue1y GhoTt time.
splendid Opportunity for Agents and for
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-01

JULY sl.-FLoUR-Dull, and prices
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