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whole country be made productive? Thee
are important questions and should receive
answers If,rces are OF no service in the
economy OF nature except to furnish fuel
and timber, then any surplus beyound these
wants Il a useless drawback on the Produe
tNcness OF any country; ''cut II down;
why encumber,,h il the giound:
Bot there arv o5her reasons why forests
should be spared and one - their control
over extrvu,c fluctuations in the rain fall OF
any r,gion The researches OF modern
sctrncr accurate and careful observation.
as we'll as tn. history OF the past. show tina,
a country Astounding in forests is more
moist, has more copious and eqrsble rain.
fall abounls more in springs and streams.
and as a con, cquence Of sill these Is more ~
empi from great and sudden nuctnation. IN
temperature. from late frosts in Spring and
early iros,s in the Fall
Thus Egypt from the earliest periods Of
history has been spoken Of as n raiuless
region but since Mohamr, Ali has made
his immense plantations OF trees. showers
have become frequent The controlling in
huence OF FORESTS over rain fall Is also shown
by the fact that countries once supplied
with forests and having abundant rains and
immunity from tros,s, their forests having
b.en DESTROYED. have been scourgcd hv
drouih and irosts till the forests were re-
stored. when they once more become fruit
fol or. II the inhabitants would no, restore
their protecting forests, the stern hand OF
famine threatened to wipe ont race that
would not reverence the order o. nature.
Thus the Cape de Verde Islands, 20
named from their greenncss, have been
stripped OF their forests by their improvi.
dent inhabitants. since which time they sui
FER ter, IDLY IRON periodical drou,ts some
time. no rain falling for three ycArs st
time and 81 600 inhabitants. or onr-ibirl
Of tie population. have persisted Thus
famine cut. down 'he inhabitants A. p,,i-
lrs,h as The, cat down The protecting ,rres.
II hss been proposed t. rc?lan, the ;orcs,'.
vet little has been done towards restoration.
and It j. probable that the entire race NAV
be Gu; of 20 be replaced b' those who have
harmed tha, the tree OF the field Is mans
lie
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Legal Notices.
Courts of Probate.
STATE OF MAINE

~
DNTOnD. ss.-AI q juiut ct Probate hold st
Pane. MI han and inf sat3 90 rtN. un ID th ffJ
Cuc-da, Il Nov~uict, u. 1867
OkpbEtp. That iroib and aUtt the IA, aisr~-
aid. the Court. ut Probate tn ih~ Z rnnN a. -
fsd, 49, p. h~d 80 hnoN- A. ih- rtet,,,~ %.
trs PsIt-. on ,he thtrd Iu~-'a, ct rv~tN
'ran'h. -Ncspt February snI Apsii; S.,uth
atsfiott. "a W-ias-.i,N tiv~t"x ih~ thud
Tu--ds, oi Nav ami October. 10 10 a " a.
l4.seii. eS " ,,inr-iAs iollOs ing be hiri Tee.
d., OF Nh, end pr,ot-r. at 4 NJ; ~ ft,~-
t-,rf go Thaf.da, iolL,uinf the ih,rd ru--si,, OF
M, snd pctpt-r, - 10 4 NJ. 49, Hirttn On
Frra, t1.h.wug the thiri ToesiAy of OOto,--r. li
10 \ VI.
Al oOtc~s ~hirh hsv. h-.n rrderrd Wilti-
tetgrnsbk ia accotaspce al h. L,r.gosag o, de-
\. ~ MALkEN, Jsdg~.
Aii..t ] = Hons Rrgt-trt uu22
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ISAAC RANDALL
F.b / 1855

ONToRr ss-tta 'aurr ~ Probate held 81 "a
u.~its,u nnd ior thr Iauru af ~ trrd. on ths
tht,t Tv"stIN pi .rusr,. \ u lS6S
INLtNNpRA JNCk~pN. EN-rptr.N ~ al .
IL i4.t W. aDI Ir.ra,r. pi CD. ~rth " JsyG-ln.
late 90 fcIu in .sli ruut,. a-r~.s-,l. hs'ing ps--
s~ufesi h-t buaI arcouai of s .n'srail'H ui th~
TT" ut .a'i 'icrr4r~,i 90 % .-ss 4,-s.
br''rct hat the sHsH tNrrutrrN give notice
90 'l' prrsoas Interested hy ,,u-tag cop, OF hi,
"rt"t q" b pu,.ii.trt th'rr v,ks .urcC..ty,i, N
ne irr' pc,ns.o .. intrJ at rars. thaithe,
'ns' appea IT I rvltr ',,,i' ta IT, beit Fst.
"a saia couHtN, on the tht1d Iu~sd.s Of Nltch
ncit. a. ten OF ih- clock su th- iorraoau, and
sheu oaas~, 81 aoN the, LsNr. VII, the sane
should uli be .ll5w~t
Al wNKER. IutEs.
Afrue c1py-lTte-l - HuErs. Rrgtr~f
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WE havi-g b~~n appreciated %, 'h- Judg- Of
w Probate f.r 900 C,ust, Of ~ si,,rd 20 ~c-, -.
md - ann. ~. cis,n- 81 ~. rteiitst. - Ls~,s
Hesrrc. Lie oi H-h'vr 300 ..' Curn',. ts-~-a.s,l,
ho-c Estate ~ resented ,,.,s.ai, give r,,t,,~
thai siN uluuths comm nc,rs rhr gl.t dav ~ su
uaf,. 4 ~ lS6~. have ~, aIio~ ITO 49, ctrd.
i',-ts 10 bring an prove the,r claims sad hat
vtn att-nd 10 he -ervt-- asstgu~d ~ -,
d~rliing ,, siss ,,f Sa-,r,rl Bradford. - - a
tl-hrun. he L. W~,i,. stls,- 81 NJ, sud la,
\. u lSSS irurn &c lorA % I o'ri,rk =.
GEORGE CpBR
SAMUEL X BRADFORD
Dated Fea Is lS6-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 70 h~r~ty given that have lh,s day
~ r-hasJu bed Ia IN, Fisnkita = Hoi,ae.
h,- iuue D., th~ rvfust pdrS If b.. miaoSitl. -ni
shall pas ~ ,s.t,s 81 b. couu acuus % cL,lm 40,
o. h. earn e after thi- Hale
SULLIVAN r HOLMES
} HoLSEs 80. F-ri- Frh ~ '6~s
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bi-,r'ot Astnc. - --N A rsf,. ite thuL ll, ui
] rts.u.fn. II SOS
The uo"ers .rra h.,.i, Ei'-. a-HIrs 81 bee ap
pn tn' 'scpt - a-s'gns- ui b-otz- " NrU hau 81
ct tAr,s. .0 th' t..p,, .l e. s,I end ~,..- ui
h'f"". villain s-t# ht.uHt. ~ha h., H. zoe Z
- il'n- 90 "ir-u mo- u,t teIIIus b., "a, Its.
tri.i .arI boz sat Dr.frlrt
josiah TDEH~ t.s,r...
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DoEs FARMING PAY? Discussing ,li. Of.
mooted 'uijccf. Charlie. Morris. Lancaster.
Pcnnss wanna, ~rtics TO the R4ral thus
srn.ibly ard logically iu The affirmative.
Thus question j., frequently propouuded
as though there was = doubt abou, it But
there ''rone In he aggregate it must
pay, else al! other vacations must be speed
l.y abandoned. Farming is the base on
which the social cdifcc rests. bot ~. ~.
Enumeration 70 individuals. depends upon
the intelligence which guide. farm labor.
With some. owing 10 lack oi mour, 'Le
information essential 10 success or 20 an
iuprovidcrt use Of whai they have farming
. not rcnuberaIve, but with ihe mass the
case - different. and each year show. IN
ihe aggregate Increased accumulation -
Farming ihrr fore. ike other tas5r ,s. .,...
cce's Intelligent, and .ys,cma.icall, pur.
sued here are exceptions vt#. general
success - the rule. .Hural New Yorker
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is h~-t', givru hat have ihis "a.
y r-',aqu'sh~zi to ~, .Hns George W NcAihs
to- an ~..ui-i : Nc Ntt-'-r. her t'np- Trade
AMI aot inr hem-elv~-. ,hst .hsii ci.in ',,ns
81 ih~iF earnings paw s~t 10 lhstr ,-his ,ttet
thi. date. DAVID Nilt>TER
Norva, Feb. IL I~ts lsl3~'
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farmers department.
SPEED ruEPLow.

Allthc arts and seiences pertaining 10 life. arc
elo~slN linked together. aud are ,attHaateiN con-
necied sIth Az ralture. ~ GRIcoLA
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Notice

THE LAW PARTNERSHIP hrr-tsf,r. ~
j i-tnr trIWoru she up irt..gn"d. un,ef The
hr'n name - R-naaN s H.tt,~. {" ,h,s 81, 81.
sriv~,' - nnruai rBnsrnt. Ea.h ~tu -ontiale
busipS-s al pt1hcit
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a HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.-Testcr-
day the police arrested young man
named John Shroudes, from near
S'eubenvillc,on charge OF horse steal
ing preferred by his father. Our in
dormant stated that few days since
Shroudes, who bears very bad char
ncler, disappeared, taking with him a
horse belonging to his father. Soon
after girl living in tho neighborhood
disappeared also. Shroudes, senior,
started In pursuit of his hopeful son
and finally tracked him 10 this city.
Making inquiries here, he discovered
that young man answering
the description Of his son and a
young woman answering the descrip-
non al the missing girl, had been seen
i3oklhg cut window in the Grant
a"use together. The Police were put
upon the track, and they soon discov-
ereu That the man had taken IL street
car 10 go over TO Center Wheeling
Auer some search in that portion of
the city, Shroudes, Junior, was discov-
cred slightly the worse for LIQUOR. He
was tnken TO the lookup to await fur
ther proceedings.
Alter his arrest, Strcudes said TINT he
mad disposed ofthe horse for Sl5O. The
animal was found in Bellai-e, hnvin1
oeen cold for the insignificant sum ~
SIS or $50.
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DR. JOHNSON has discovered the
~ Certain, Speedy, and only EfSa most
kennedy In the World for WeakneSS 81 ' sLl
Rack or Limbs, Structures, Affections ~ ~ me
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary D,S " Inc
geS, Impotency, General Debility, EeTTSsanaf-
ness, DYSPEPSIA, Aanguor, Low SpirtIs' w,
fusion ef Ideas, RalpGtatfOn OF the Il Son'
TimidIty. Trembling, DimneSs or S,ai'e.art.
Giddiness, Disease or the Head, Thr0aS y, CO
or Skin, Affections of the Liver SSOee
stomach or Bowels-thOSe Terrible igtLTohgs,
arising from solitary Habits OF Youib -eStnuers
and solitary practices more fatal 10 IheIr TC.fiel
Tins than the song orSyrens to the MsrirSic-
or Ulysses, bhShting their most 6pII51nTNets
hopes or authorizations, rendering rns-..LLant
&C., impossible. ''"'E''ase
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Solitary Vice, that dreadful and f,est IIns OF
habit which annually sweeps TO an nS, %;SItS e
grave thousands of Dung Men or iba tnely
excellent talents and brilliant fnfaliIS, mos
might otherwise have entrance la, Who
Senators with the thunders of elo11sneanli 2
walked TO ecstacy the living Tyre Tm91 my. o.
with full condolences HiSy call
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nse must sho.p that the tardInesa or

cuse must sh0sD that the hardness or
absence was necessary" Nor do be-
IieVe that it is the practice in any
school in the city to require more than
this, If the excuse uses any language
showing the necessity of the case, the
word necessity" is not required. al
though it is always desirable.
And now, why should the question
be opened again. In order that your
readers may see that the advocates OF
the present rule are not entirely desu-
tnte of "common sense" as has been
verv unkindly intimated, 1 would ask
Won TO republish statement which APP
neared in your paper some time ago,
Going 10 show that in all the important
cities OF the country similar, II not
equally, and even more stringent rules,
hive been adopted in order to secure
regular attendance. The statement re-
feFred to gives the combined experience
or the best educators of the land on this
subjec. In a word, shows, that such a
rule is necessary where the public
school systems exists, in order to ron
der it efficient; and that in its adoption
they were governed by common
sense" and nothing else.
1.-THE statement referred to is quite
lengthy and IL is impossible for us TO
find room for 1t at Present.-EDs.]
Imay here take occasion TO say that
the Superintendent is not responsible
for this article. No man has contribu-
ted more TO the permanent establish
Iuent and successful operation of our
public schools than MIR. Williams, and
these ill.natuTed filings made from time
TO time against the Superintendent,
and the teaching corps generally, on
account of this rule are, to say the
least, felt to be exceedingly illiberal
and ungenerous; and certainly not cal
culated 10 promote the object OF fair dis
cussion.
Bnrif 1t is really the desire of any
person or number of persons, that this
question should be fairly discussed,
they can have an opportunity of ven
tillRting their views before public
meeting of our citizens; and they will
be met by those who differ from them
in spirit of friendly discussion. II
this proposition is not accepted.
1t is hoped that this guerrilla
warfare will cease. and that the
teachers of the city will no longer be
subjected to this unnecessary annoy
ancP, but be allowed to prosecute the
duties of their calling In peace.
Not wishing to claim any special
prerogatiyes on the score of be ga large
tax payer" shall simply subscribe
myself
a TAX PAYER AND A PARENT.
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LOST, STRAYEp OR SrobEx-The rep
resentattve of the sewing machine
which took the prize at the Paris Expo
sition. For the past ten days chal-
lenee has been published in both the
Wheeling papers, by tho agents of the
Grover q Baker machine, daring the
representative of any sewing machine
in the city TO the test. The Grover 81
Baker therefore claims par excellence,
running lighter, making less noise,
executing n wider range of work, doing
II handsomer, stronger and more dur
able than any other machine in the
market. Salesroom at Oxtoby & DUFF
folds Jewelry Store. 109 main street,
where can be found Il large stock of
watches, clocks, jewelry and speetacles.
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FELL TuRoUoH HATcHwAY.-A
az or two since a lady entered the
book STORE of Messrs. Campbell Il Nc
Dctmot. on Main street, and while
viewing some wall paper hung up for
observation, stepped backward into an
open hntchway, falling to tie cellar
door. Her fall WAS broken by pair
OF steps, otherwise she must have been
seriously injured. As it was, her
escape without material hurt was al
most miraculous.
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THE CHEAPEST RooF Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
and warrants his work to give satisfac,
ton, either In resisting fire or turning
water. Tho tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and ben.
Zole, and no matter how great the heat,
1t will not run. 1t is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Grandmother Keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks OF the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test OF fifteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address mo through the Post office,
or call at my establishment, head OF
| Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. aprT.3m
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SILK HrADIsos D. A. Adler & Co..
"A CARD.
Editors InteNigence5,:

Editors InteUigence7;:
1t appears by card signed by Mr..
Wust, in your issue Of yesterday, that
he takes exceptions at our having said
in one of our advertisements that he
was engaged" at our Gallery. In re-
ply, we have only to say that, although
Mr.. W. is not employed directly by us,
he is, nevertheless, engaged In coloring
Portraits taken at our Gallery, and the
only reason why he is not doing SO i'm
mediAtely in the same building, Is only
because we had no suitable room. The
statement we made was not untrue,
and was done for our mutual benefit,
as all OF his patronage came through
our establishment, where the photo
graphs for all his portraits are taken.
Brown & HIGGINS.
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AFFRAr---A MAN HAS MS SKULL
SPLIT ny a PIECE OF BoARD.-Some-
time during the afternoon o: yestcr-
day, two men named respectively
Frnnk Edwards and Nat. Daily, got
into dispute AT the Crescent Mill,
when Edwards seized piece of an oak
board and struck DAILY ON the head
with 1t, iracturing his skull. DIR. Hupp
was called and attended TO the wound
ed man. Edwards was subsequently
arrested ON charge of disturbing the
peace. We presume he will be sent up
Tor trial TO day on the more serious
charge that Will hc brought against
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Public acknowledgements rn,.

fnolic acknowledgements EuIc.
hd'tors IRtell(Senecr:
H., regret the necessity imposed on
snSSe having charge Of our hubble
s ,'a1'" 10 appear so frequently before
STuE Iea1eLs in defense Of a rule SO Oh
eSSS OF those Institutions.
n ms SUBJECT there is but oDe onin-
ron entertained by the teSebiDS frstar-
MY OF this city, and that ia 9b IT"I ,ha
rule, as It now stands, and Lo Hs'e st tIe
an tenect, Ior nearly twenty vssSe ~
strictly necessary. The exnaTSSsHs. IS
leaving the matter of attendsnSan Oh
tirely in the hands of SsrsM,a en-
tried for year or two; and Inc was
was decidedly injurious to the , tSsnlt
of the schools. Demoralizatio,%S , StsH st'
effect, SO that the teachers fell +,,, ,ss
strained, from IA sense OF duty. an5
with one voice, to implOre the BOARD ~,
Education 10 restore the old rule; AM
the Board was convinced of the neces
sity nf adopting the one now in use
The only duty OF the teacher, in tn
premises Is, TO SEQ that the rule /
properly enforced.
The instruction of the Superintendent
in regard to this rule is; that "the ex
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EXCELLENT PKosrECT.-We learn
that already many of the pews in the
beautiful church. now being erected on
Market street, Centre Wheeling, by St.
Johns Parish, have been sold and
rented. From this we suppose there
VIII be bur few vacant when abe editice
Is ready for occupancy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-18

oy FIRE.-we were informed last
evening that coal bank, between the
"tunnel" and tho Zane street bridge,
was on fire Yesterday. the flames show
ing themselves over the ventilating
shaft, Whether the fire was snbdued
or not we did not learn.
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ORPHANS FEsTIvAL.-Wushington
Hall WAS filled last evening with those
desiring to give substantial expression
oftheir appreciation of those who I'M
dertake TO care Tor the orphans. The
arrangements were in perfect good
taste, aud the cakes, ices, &C., very
tempting. The Festival will be con-
unued this evening. See advertise
emt.
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y RASH Acr.-our brother of the
gull Mr. HENRY s. WALKER. EiitoE of
the Register, has renowned the vani-
ties aud veAuiions of the world of
bacheIorhnod aud enlisted in the noble
army OF the Benedicts. In other words
he was married yesterday, to beauti-
fui uod es,tmable young lady of
i.!ouud-vi.le: upon which happy event
I'VE beg 10 tender our congratulations.
We learn The lazy is sound radical
ana hope our friend viii be happily
converted 10 mat faith before the
honey IL over.
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CONVERSATION Plc.NIc.-It was stated
60 us yesterday, that the Third and
Fourth Presbyterian, and the Island
Zane Street Methodist, and the Baptist
sunday schools, will have general
com bination picnic at CreaaP's Grove
on the Fourth of Jnly.
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IT ALWAYS GIVES SAT1sFACT1oN.-
This is the testimony Of all who have
ever used Bookings Unrivalled Baking
Powder. All the hotels and boarding
houses, and best families in the city
use 1t. Manufactured by
L. Booking, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
Sold by Booking Il Miller, corner First
and Chapline streets. and grocers gener.
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AT ih0 annual meeting of the odd
Fellows Hall Association, held last
evening in the Committee Room, tue
following gentlemen were elected trus-
Ices foT the ensuing year:
NcssIs. J. NJ. Elckel, W. z. Nickel
veyr James Moorhend, Henry Stamm,
q. W. Franzhe:m, T. \. Brentlinger,
William Rhellaner, William Filing
ham and Alouzo LorinE.
The following officers Were also
chosen:
Aessr-. J. Il. Bicl,el, President. ".
y. Mckelvey, Secretary, and +. a.
BFrutiInSeE, Treasurer.
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Lung Disease. This folly when Whitc
Pine Compound VIII afford you speedy
relief. II will cure your cough and
strengthen your weak lungs; and If
you are troubled with Kidney Com
plant, it will be of great advantage to
YOU. For sale everYwhere. d&W
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GNF ANHOOD,"- ANoTHER NEw
/ Nl MEDICAL PAMPHLET n Soyy5 y Nv "
pen OF DIR. CURTIS. The Medical Tin1saS
says OF TINS Work: This valuable tFeafiSa ~,
me cause and cure OF premature fiecIi1a
shows how health Is impaired thTnn16
secret abuses of youth and Inanf,ooL 5sS w
now easily reSalned. 1t gives a ciesr svn Sc,,S
SIS OF the imped1ments to marriass S,ps
cause and etteots of nervous debility ma tts
above Will be forwarded on reeeInt ~ ne ne
Stamps. by addressing Doctor CURTIs NJ
~ =. street, Washington, d. @. mT5sst III
PoCKINGrs uNRIvALLED RaWS
y PoMDER, The best In the market and
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TAssrL PRINCES al D. A. Adler q Co.'S.

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND socIA-
DLE.-In our advertising columns will
be found the notice of IL Fes-
tival tonight by the ladies of Chap
line Street NJ. E. Church. We under
stand that extensive preparations
have been made to entertain nil who
may favor them with II call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-18

ENOUGH Is AS Coop AS A FEAsr.-
One bottle of j. W. Poland's Humor
Doctor will cure any ordinary affec.
ton of the blood, and six bottles will
cure the worst cases OF Scrofula. Put
up in large bottles, and sold by Laugh
lin, Smith il. Co DIV.
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UxrnuE-The 1umor prevailing on
the streets last evening, in regard TO
a disturbance among the boilers at the
R-nHood Mill, we were assured by
,,nod authority, was untrue.
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German Fire Insurance Company
OF
WHEELING. WEST VA.
Incorporated May II, 1857.
# OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL SAOOSOSO
DIRECTORS.
Christian Hess, William Klevis, Benno
Hammer, John OesterlIng, John PfaIr, John
Roemer, Anton Reymaun, Philip Schuehle
August Wiedebush. ts t.s..
TISaIs CoMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied, is prepared to insure Buildings
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates. 'f4 @ q
Losses after due adjustment, will be
promptly paid. s-. 7E- a# u .ss
Applications for Insurance will receive i'm
mediate attention from the Secretary.
conpany's Office, III Rank CT Wheeling.
Main street. .+ .HH EiT0
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Eecretary.
n. A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary. --gf
JOHN OESTERLIN9, President,
AUGUST WlEDEBUSH, Vice President
ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer, '.IEs
WILLIAM KLEVIS, )rEE "Et. 1u
PHILIP sCHUEHLE, surveyons,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,) ~ -.
Jun291y ,-...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-18

AT Mrs. PARKER's SALOON, Market
street. just above McKelvey's News
Depot. fresh vegetables and fruits are
received every day by express.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-18
h. Ia. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURERS OF COPPER. TIN
III and Sheet ZION Ware, and dealer i'll
Cooking ana Heating StoSeG, No. IL Main
Street, Wheeling. West virginia.
/ would respectfully call the attention OF
tho public TO my large and select stock Of
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
job work of all kinds will receive my per.
sonal attention. .H .a
on Wen CASING and Sand Pumps male to
order on short notes. II a..s--
1900 feet ~ inch Well Tubing, which will
be sold cheap; also Agent for ZlmmerInan's
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
Lhepublic are invited to call and examine.
Tnarl9-eod-d&w6m.- Il. +. CALDWELL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-18

SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Mschines
rented by the week or month. BY
renting and applying the rent TO the
purchase, everyone can become the
owner of n first-Class Sewing Machine.
Call and examine at VIM. Sumner Is.
Co.'s. No. 90 Main street,