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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02
Netr advertisements.
Parent Omces.
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THOMAS R: AGNEW,
900 q 262 aRKEswIcH ST., N. Y.

eco Il 2s2 GREESwIcn sr., NY.
Has reduced the prices OF Teas, Cofees,
Sugars, Flour, and all kinds otGroceTies.
BEST JAPAN TEA, Sl.0O- BEST ESGLIsH
BREAKFAST TIA, Sl.00. SPLENDID
OOLONG TEA, SOC,
1000 bbls Flour, all grades, from 81 upwards
10000 gal. Molasses, ali grades; from 40 cents
Cones, roasted and ground, Is to 30 cents.
Sugurs, all grades, at refiners' prices, and
everything used in every family cheaper md
better than any store in New York.
THOMAS r. AGNEW occupies his own
store, owns the property, and has no rent TO
pay, imports and buys exclusively for cash,
never gave q note I'm his life, consequently
he can undersell any house in the city.
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JOHN MILLwARD, brother of James
Mnlward OF. the SPotswood hotel,
Richmond, committed suici1e Tuesday
night. He had some difficulty with
some of his friends at the Theatre. He
left, bidding every one goodbye, and
went to the Spotswood, where he LETT
his diamond ring, pin, and watch with
the clerk, Mr.. Spears. He also made
his will, giving his property to certain
every one he met during the evening,
telling them he would not meet them
again. About OK o'clock he was seen
on the canal bridge and shortly after a
shot was heard and a splash in the
water. Next morning his body was
tished out of the canal, with a pistol
shot through the right temple.
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WANTEl. AGENTS. 1885, aS e ssSS Rss

male and female, to introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED CoM9oN SEN5E FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine Will stitch. mem,
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only SIS. Fully warranted for i've years
We will nay $1,000 for any machine that Will
saW q stronger, more beautiful, or moro elias
tic seam than ours. 1t makes the "Elastic
Lock stitch" Every second stitch can be
apart without tearing IL. We pay agents
from S75 TO 500 per month and expenses,
or a commission from which twice that
co, PITTSBURGH, Pa, or BOSTON, Mass.
CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palmipg on worthless cast-Iron
machines, under the same name, or other
wise. Ours is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
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OPINIONS OFTHEPREss;-"Music

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS;-"Aiusica
Festivals several times postponed, com pell
/ ing purchasers OF Tickets 10 walt for month:
for the distribution, has impaired public
con dsnce in such Affairs. The only fair
system of distributing Is the old and popular
one OF Sealed 7TcEsLS stating the prize, tohtciI
TOLL De CleIfpered immediately on payment 81
~ one stoItay. This ls the plan OF Harper,
Wilson & Co, I73 Broad way, The most aIIrnc-
tive place OF the kind now In oPeTauon.
They are doing the largest business and de-
Sarva their Encceza- You cannot draw n
10000 farm there, but have n reasonable
chance for good prize, as We know many
that have drawn. and the nrm - reliable. -
DCEiIv NeLcS, AI1TfI 2, 1888.
tributing many valuable prizes. We have
examined their manner Of doing business,
and know them To be fair dealing nrm.
Their plan Is more satisfactory than -fre-
sentation Festivals" As they DRAW EVERY
DAY and the subscriber need not pay Tor the
prizes drawn unless suited. "-WeeAty IN
btnae, Feb. 8, 1858. 49,, W.,
'sThe Gilt Establishment of HARPER, VIII
SON & Co, at I73 Broadway - dally draWlnB
crowds OF Visitors 10 witness the drawing pro-
cess. The investment - Dat Genus Tor n
CHANCE and the prize dTaWnf II satlhtaetory,
q Immediately delivered JOE one dollar A
friend on ouTS, last week drew a 500 prize,
which he promptly reeelved."-H York
RerdLd, March - 1885, -
ences and favorable notices from the pres
LIBERAL Inducements to Agents. Saffsfac-
ton guaranteed. EverY package OF Sealed
Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIFT. Hix
Tickets for 81; u for g; IS for s.; 10 for SIS
All Letters should be- addressed to
HARPER WILSON q CO..
R5S Broadway, NJ y,
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Ayers Ague Cure

For Fever and 4SGuc, THGornlII.snT Es.
yer. Chill EeVer, GtenIiIGenI EeNSgt
6Sunab AEue. Periodical BiGoslt
BpyPT. &c. and indeed ALI Gtas AIEss-
EIOg.- which arise TrOu maiaEioT5s
snar-il. or nliaSmatIc pOIsOR.-
- it, name implies it does Cure, and does nSs
fiji Containing neither Arsenic, QEinine, Bi5muth
Linr nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it in nOWIse iOjures any patient. 1iIe
fFi-t- arc literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in iIc history Of lnc'lictne OR
;,i-it is rati.ic las the acknowledgements we Ts
v-s OFFS radical cures cflcre,l III obstinate cases.
-nt where Other rculetlier had wholly fnilet.
t-aarrIiu,atsl i,.-5.ari- either resident IN, %
travelling through iliaSnIiir l0Salitie1 vii Se 20
t..ls,I ~ taking tie -iSIE ~ RI daily.
For EfrrI. Complaints, arising from tpSptsltJs
the Liver, 1t is an excellent remedy stimulatl.f
ihc Liver into healthy activity
Prepared by DI;. j. q. AVER 4 Co., PTgCucul
and Sualytic:,l Chemists Lowell, Mas .nd AID
an round the world.
PIECE, SI.OO PER BOTTLE
+ OF S-''F 0S l. H. A'''NN 9 isb4-eodawIy
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PENNSYLVANIA
White Lead Works.

uAvINe REBUILT AND ENLARe-
u ed the above named Works, we are now
prepared TO supply STRICTLY PURE
WRITE LEAD, promptly In quantity.
The brand OF B, A. FahnestocK q Co. Pure
White Lead, 30 favorably known for the past
twenty-four years, has been SO closely imi-
that the public and ourselves may be protect
ed against imposition.
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COD LIVER on CREAM

A French Preparation. which preserves all
the nutritious and medical qualities OF the
pure oil.
Is free from all offensive taste or smell,
and-being agreeable to the taste-is easily
digested. thus anording the patient tho full
beneft of the quantity taken.
Is readily taken mixed with water, thus
avoiding the use of whisky or other exPen-
sive or hurtful additions.
1sreoominended and prescribed by the
Medical profession. Price 81 a bottle. For
circulars send to HYATT & CO., 46 Cortlandt
street. New York.
BER TBUSS" Cures Rupture, retains
the most dficult safely and easily; never
Tusts, breaks, moves or soils; always new.
Sold BY an Druggists. Send for pamphlet
1917 Chestnut 81, Philadelphia
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at Si.OoO.OO0,

A Chance TO draw any of the above
Prizes by purchasing Sealed Ticket for 20
cents. Tickets describing each Prize aie
sealed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed.
On receipt OF D cts. a Sealed Ticket Will be
drawn without choice and delivered nj our
oniceI or sent by mall 70 any adde's. me
prize named upon &c will be delivered 70 The
iicket-holder on payment OF one dollar.
Prizes Will be Immediately sent 10 any al.
dress, as requested. by express, or return
mail.
before you pay for AZ Any Prize HIgy
be exchanged for another Of the same rdilte.
No Blanks.
ing names from tho many who have lately
drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permit
ted us TO publish them:
8. II. Wilkins, 3I4 Sixth Ave, N. Y, 81 ,O0Oi
Mrs. L. Stuart, 20 Nelson Place, N. Y, $500;
Miss p. Monroe, Chicago, ILL.,, Piano valued
at 800; w. Curtis, New Haven, Gold Watch,
500; Robt. jackson, Dubuque, Sewing Ma
chine, slOOs Philip McCarIyi Louisville, KY,
500: las Rogers, washington, ID. @. Musical
Hox, $50; L. ID. Warren, 40 1itn street, N. y =,
Plano, 500; 3. T. Ferris, New Orleans, Gold
Watch, $50, W. 7. TRttler, Atlanta, Ga. 500,
K. A. Patterson Nashville, Tenn, BielO-
deon, $3.50 K Dayton, Mobile, Ala, Diamond
Cluster Ring, $40. 3. strong, Burlington, VT,
$780, A. 7. atkins, Springfield, Ill diamond
Pin, 500: Mrs. Il. Walworth, Trenton, N. J.,
SIS; Thos. BarTOwH, 90 Clay st., Baltimore,
Sewing Machine, SIS; s. I. Alderman, 20
Main ST., Buffalo, 500; ]. DarraRh, N. Bed
ford, Mas, Gold Watch, Sl5i Miss n. Scott,
Ninth and Samson St, Fhila-s Gold Watch,
$50, 3. T. Zimmerman, Hicks, ST., brooklyn,
$500; NJ. Bowers, Detroit, Gold Watch $50;
Mrs NJ, Fuller, Hartford, Conn, Silver Set
$50; A. Schirley, Louisville, KY. Diamond
Ring, 500; q. T. Mason, 40 Broad st., N. Y,
$500; Mrs. A. Melrose, Sixth Ave-, near 20th
b4-We publish no names wlthou. permits
sion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-02
Every Kind of wheeled Vehicle.

DEsPEOTFULLY INFORM THE
h friends and patrons OF the late firm OF
Busby, Little & Co., and the public gener-
ally, that they have purchased the Ma
chinery, Tools, and q large stock OF Lumber
from said Busby, Little q Co., for the purpose
OF conducting the manufacture OF Wagons
and Carriages OF every description. Having
ample facilities, we are now turning out
Wagons with Wood and Iron ANletrees and
ThImble SkeanS OF the latest and most i'm
proved pattern, being furnished with the
valuable Improved Patent Washer. We also
keep on hands Hubs. mortlsed and unmor-
tised, fer Wagon Makers.
We would especially call the attention OF
the public 10 onr fine light new style Buggies
and Carriage work, which Is not surpassed
by any builder in the country for style, work.
mRnship and finish. Having the old mem
bers OF the hrm OF Busby & Little connected
with US. and other experienced workmen In
the trade. we intend not only to keep the
reputation of the old firm for good work, but
shall spare no pains to have our work equal,
II not superior TO any In the country, and at
the lowest prices We have a dne stock Of
BpRgieS and Carriages belonging 70 the old
nrm that we intend closing ont at reduced
rates.
We will give partIsular attention 10 repair
ing, All the work turned out at our eStab-
Ishment is fully warranted TO purch
Office and sales room one door above Gus
tom House, Market street.
WHEELING WAGON & CARRIAGE CO
uaarls Wheeling, West Va.
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Yflu Adttrtistments
lowe & Stevens Family Dive Colors,

THIRTY DIFFERENT SHADES. all I'm
liquid form. The same shades, all in
powder form. We advise the use OF the
Blacks, Browns and DrRb8 in the powder
form. For sale by all Druggists and dealers,
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#tmfaI.
Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Tie reputation this e0-
Cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures
many OF which are OF Il
truly marvellous char
acter- InVcterate cases
Of Scrofdla, where the
system seemed utteEly
given up 10 corruption,
have Yieldcd 70 this com
pound of anti-stIIlmouS
virtues. Disorders OF =
ssrofulons type, , and !I,d.! Al.
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GREAT Distribution
ny THE
metropolitan Gift Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWs A PRIZE

Cash Glfts to tho Amount or s2oO, 900.
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THE moral of the following is in
tended for the instruction of bows older
than the child of the rhymer's imagina-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-06-04
Poetry
BASE BALL.

.s BASE BALL.
Some dBeonsoiate base balIst has written the fOIo'
ing parody Of LOugfellOW's ''ExeelsiOr:''
ThenOOu- aay sun was pouring down
F. Upon thsmsadOsv. ssre sRd brown,
Where utOOd youth, with bat Oh high,
Loud 70 bis comrades, rang the CRY, s.s
''Bpse baIP
He hopes to win himself name,
By playing, soon, ''a great match game"
For him twill be the greatest fun,
To hear the words, "Live Oaks have wOR,''
"Base balIi"
His brow was bumped, his-sye was black ...
His cdaz was torn from on his back;
But still, like battered bugls, rung-
Tho scents Of that swollen tongue, J7
'Base balll" 'e
Around the ield, be saw the light
OrfrieDdIy faces, beaming bright,
inst by his head q ball has fown, ,-
Aud from his lips escapes groap, .....-
Base ball"
''Now stop this game" the old man said
"The 'sgoond base has smashed his head
''Ths pitcher" too has sprsined his wrist,
"Ths 'unlpire's' brain isin mist;
''Base ballI'' ..-. ..r
''Oh drop that bat, . the maiden said,
"And make long home run instead
ihotbaIi' hit him in the eye,
But slill he answered, with sigh L
'Bass ball ~
''Bewarei you'll soon be 'Out on foul =
Tbis vras the 6eldsr's awful howl;
But still there echoed in his ear,
In that deep EOics, 80 thick and queer,
.. ''Bass ball r. .....
''Used up, "rhs siuks upon the ground,
While plying comrades gather round,
Aud IN the swful throes Of death,
Be murmurs with his latest breath,
"Base ball p
Tharo, on the cold earth, drear and gray,
10 perfect jelly smashed be iayi s-a
While Ger the autumn fields afar,
Was heard she vietorS loud huzza,
'iBass ball ~ .-
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Rev. James Kendall.

Rev, J. F. Marlay, General Confer
.enee Reporter for the Cincinnati Ca
zette, in speaking Of the Cincinnati
Conference Delegation thus photo
graphs the worthy Presiding Elder of
this District:
"Rev. James Kendall, now for the
first time a delegate, is a character sai
generis. He is not one of litter, but
was made on purpose, and for a pur-
pOse-that is to say, to "preach the
Word" He is tall, loosely put to-
gether, careless of his personal ap-
Ipearance, and l deeply grieVe to say
IT'D bachelor, 50 far advanced in
life, that his condition may be eonsid-
cred as chronic. As a preacher, he
has few equals. With an acute, logi-
cal mind, and clear, ringing voice,
he sometimes wakes up the echoes,
and astOnishes the natives
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Miscellaneous.
TKnhoid Fever.

/ If YOU knock a man down, he may
rise up again, but after two or three
such knockings he loses the power Of
rising. In ordinary fevers the system
has a recuperatiye power, especially
when the weight of the malady has
been removed by suitable medicine;
but when that recuperative power is
lost, the system willnot rise to health,
although. medicine has done all that
was expected from it, and the patient
dies. This inability may exist in all
sorts of disease. "TyphOid" means like
"typhus,' and typhus itself is grow
ling tendency in all diseases to take on
the typhoid type, which simply means
that the constitutions of the people are
growing weaker and weaker, less and
| less capable Of resisting the Onsets of
disease; hence a less amount of sick
ness kills now than formerly; and, adj
ded to this, physicians of every grade
have observed that their patients
scan't bear" as large doses of med
icine as heretofore, and the tendency
is to give less and at longer intervals,
and wait and see what nature will
do. The practical use to be made by
the reader of these facts is to -habituate
himself to a greater watchfulness
against the causes of all disease, and
to a greater care of himself when he is
sick and this care should be observed
in four main directions:
1. In recovering from any form Of
disease, keep abundantly and comfort
ably warm.
2. StudiOusly avoid taking cold.
3, Watch against Over-exercise for
several days or weeks.
4. Eat very moderately, at inter
walls. of plain, nourishing food.
If these four things were observed,
relapses would be rare, and the patient
would be saved. The most difficult
of the four is to avoid eating too
much; there is special danger of yield
ing to a craving for some particular
kind of food. The sleepiness or stupOr
oftyphoid arises from the fact that
the brain, and thence the whole
nervous system, is oppressed by the
disease-is weighed down, can't act,
goes to sleep and dies.
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T Whole No. 1911.
Gen. arant,s ITabils.

Murat HaIstead, Editor in Chief Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, writing to
his paper, from Washington, says:
'There is a great deal Of talk
throughout the country Of General
Grants habits and no little uneasiness
among his friends concerning the re-
ports that ne is hard drinker, and
has been seen drunk. There is Moth
ing in his appearance that indicates
the slightest irregularity Of life. His
complexion iselear, his eye is clear,
and his whole bearing and manner not
only that of man not broken BY dissi-
patton and degraded by an evil appe-
tite, but that of a man temperate in all
things. All reports that have reached
me from sources entitled to cOnsidera-
ton, are to the effect that the habits Of
General Grant are good and his life
blameless. And I may add that Re
publicans- Of whom he was not the
first choice for the Presidency, speak
ing of him without a thought Of any
publicity being given their observa-
tiOns, and under circumstances such
that criticism would be eonhden-
tial, express a growing regard for him,
and assert that he shows a degree of
intelligence in public affairs, and a
simple earnestness and integrity that
win their absolute confidence. This
may not amount TO a great deal. I h
do not appreciate it very highly, Il
is worth writing, however, if It disposes
Of an apprehension entertained without
sufficient reason by any good citizen.
General Grant is probably not a very
brilliant man, not a dazzling character,
but he is discreet, sensible and safe.
He is unsPOiled by hattery, and is az
transformations as when a citizen es
Galena or st. Louis he isnot the least
dizzy, but goes about his business,
modest, composed, pleasant, consider.
ate, faithful to all obligations"
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MORE Pixies Surveys and reports
have been granted on petition for
five new turnpikes in this county.
The desire on the part Of the people
where there are no turnpike roads, to
build roads, has been increased since
the benefits Of the roads made last sea-
son have been tested. When the
new roads now asked for are made,
with those already completed, we
shall have some seventeen or eigh-
teen turnpike roads in this county,
where but couple of years since it
was thought doubtful whether gravel
enough could be obtained to make
one good road through the country,
ifthe people could be induced to en-
gage in such a stupendOus enterprise.
Our people seem to be determined to
set a worthy example to the other
counties in the State in the way Of
road making, and will never be satis-
fed until Fayette county is checkered
all over with the best roads in the
State. This kind of enterprise has
brought many persons, seeking
homes, into our county, and induced
them to make their future homes
with us Fayette County Herald.
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The Chillicotho Gazette says that a
hack driver in that city who had saw
ed $500, was afraid to deposit it in
bank, for fear the banks would all
"bust, so be hid it in an old barre.
in the stable, where the rats made a
nest Of it, and destroyed it.
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oERriTIoATE.
Hlsr1,rp P. O. ohIo. No1enbsr, Ia

nlhhEaAD OsI OilAof Afe''---7N-i
On. PrKE-Iy Dear Sir: feel it impassible to eX-
prss my gratitude yOu for The wonderful cure yo9
have wrought upon mes For several montus past
had been aioted with bad form Of Sore Eyes, Whicn
finally became painful In the extreme during PaLt "
ne time I had 10 remain 10 darksDed room 70 pre-
vent futsu6s suffering Before coming to you nag
tried several Bye Doctors OF good repote' Dus
nv Vsa incura ble and the other very doubtful Inc
srht nf the first sasned almost gone, and % 40 any
thng more Wnt 20 atrufgie against hope HtaIlIs ~
thi1 iuucturr 0f your success as an Bye DootOt'
and therefore placed myself IN your hands - hy ~
nru hope and rrnics 70 eay that IN stg d09Fks ouN
religf. You have saved ny eyes. They are Do" ID
most excellent couditian. .--z
Many other Certihcatas might be given, but It i1
deemed unnecessary Parties desiring any further IN
foration are at liberty to address the abOyo-namsd'
or any Of tie following persons
Harvey Badcley. Mnurytown ?. O. Ohio
Mrs. MarkaFst Bentley, Leesburgi Ohio.
Charles FIte Fayetteville, Ohio.
Pleasant Ladd, Highland P. O., Ohio.
b. H. Pavey sabina, Clintop County, Ohio.
Jesse Holiday, Wesiboro, Ohio' -.
Il O. not ncoessary 70 add more ieel that ha9e
remedy WHICH, FOR safety and power IN It's eneet upon
a YIirr-oi eve hes not rival IN the world. nave
treated tho eye in nearly 81 stages q disease ANo
HAVE not FAILED IN SINGLE CASE tnas nave yst
rn5srtaen It Is freeF admitted that when the optc
erve becomes parayzed there is great dfHculty IN
-frfny action: but even here the paralysis may be
o6iy partial and the case therefore not hopeless.
No charges are made in case a cure Is
not effected.
Harding accommodations VIII be furnished patients
at my farmhouse six miles north OF hiilaneEo 4nu
hslf mile west Of Falsville, Highland county, Ohio
BE-Post Ofioa address, New Y FiennatD ,-
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-06-04

Home, the spiritualist, is on trial in
England. An old woman named Ly-
on made over to him e3O, 900 as a free
gift, being moved thereto by manifes-
tatiOns which she had received from
the other world. Her dead husband
appeared, through the medium Of the
table. and informed her that he was
happy, happy, happy, and that he low
ed. loved, loved her. When he made
known his continued love, the "table,"
as the lady testifies, 'kicked up its legs
ecstatically." She invited Mr. Home
to call her mother, but afterward sp-
peared to have meditated another kind
of relationship with him. She was
only seventy-five, and might reasOna-
bly, marry again She thought the
matter over, and came to the cOnclus-
ion that a live Home was better than
a dead Lyon. So she gave him $780,
600. Now she wants it back again,
declaring that she was 'piggled" out
oft.