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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
Important from a Physiclan.


dARIFORDI NOnh.l NOV, IT. IeOI
MessIs. THos. ALLcoCK & Co.
Please send. with dispatch, twelve dozen
AlIcock's Porous PlasJeTs. OuF daily expert
ence confirms their very superior excel ence,
At this moment OfwTiLlng man applies for
o e, who, by enlargement in tho shaft of
machinery had boIn his legs broken, spine
severely injured, ana was for reaTIy year
entirely helpless. This man found relief
very soon by the application of a plaster to
his spine. He was soon enabled to work,
and now he Il bors as well as ever. BE would
cheerfully pay IS for single plaster II they
could not be mad at lower rate. Knowing
the plaSteIs to be Souseful i have no scrupleS
that my sfpttmentaEhould be known.
II l IL IL W. IilH NSON. M ID.
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AN IHD1Ax requested an agent In
Northern Iowa to furnish him with
whiskey for young warrior who had
been bitten by rattIesnakle, intimat-
ing that four quart would be necessary.
-Four quarts!" repeated the agent in
surprise, las much as thaI?" EYES,"
replied the Indian, 'fourquarts-snake
very big"
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Home Evidence.
SING SING, March 10. 1856

SING SING, March lO, 1865.
Messrs. THOMAS ALLCoCK & Co.
have suffered greatly from weak back;
at last the pain become so severe could not
get out OF my bed. My doctor, 8. ]. Fisher,
OF this village, recommended me to apply an
AIlcock Porous Plaster. did SO, and In two
no urs the pain began to abate. The spot
where the pain was most severe seemed like
Goa of IRE, and which the plaster appear
ed to draw ont. The day after ] applied the
plaster got up, and my trouble was all
gone. L wore the plaster three weeks, and
since the second day after applying It, have
had as strong and well back as any one. II
had paid hIty dollars for plaster should
have considered 1t cheap.
Yours,
rJTGTnN N HAMMnNn
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CLINTON \ b
Attraction Of the Heart Cured.
GREEN RIDDLE 2. o. Delaware Co,

GREEN RIDDLE P. o., Delaware Co., Pa,
March 16; 1858.
Messrs. THOMAS ALLcoCR & Co.
Having been troubled with heart disease
for long time, and after docteTinG with our
physician for months and obtaining no re-
lief. 1 gave up in despair. was troubled
with sharp pains in my chest, and loud
sounds about my heart, and often felt that
death would be o blessing. at this time I
was persuaded TO apply one of your Porous
Plastars. Within a few hours aIterplacing one
on my chest, I felt no more pain, md ali
throbhing ceased about my hear, and Ihave
felt like new man. Send. me your prices
by the quantity.
Yours respectfully,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
THRIFT.

NV ships are blown about the world,
From Hearts Content to IcaleSS Ind
The tides play out the Winds come down.
The perlls follow tide ana wind.
When Fancy tricks ME Into dreams,
see my love In royal rooms
More than queen when all are queens,
And kings beside her seem like Rroom5.
Meanwhile she spins her wheel indoors,
Beginning when the days begin;
I'VE shall not wRnt"-her very words
Though never ship of thine come In"
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$4,000 worth Sold BY One Dealer

Messrs. ]. Balch & Son, Drugeists, OF Provi-
dence, X. l., write, Nov. o. 1857:
ave have sold at retail over our counter
upward OF IS coo worth OF AllcocS's Porous
Plssters, and In every case they gave salts
faction. They arc faVorlteS with physicians
ing them are KNOWN
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
BY THE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts TO lne Amount of $3.50 900.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE.
at SI,OOO,OOO.

A Chance TO draw ANY OF the above
Prizes by purchasing q Sealed Ticket for ~
cents. Tickets describing each PEize are
SedLed In Envelopes and thoroughly mixed
On receipt of p cts. q Sealed Ticket Will be
drawn without choice and delivered AZ our
ONCE, or sent by mail u any adde's Tie
prtzs named upon II Will be delivered to the
ileket-hoider on payment OF one dollar.
Prizes Will be Immediately sent 10 any adj
mail
before You pay Tor H. Try Prize may
Be exchanged J0T 01los1leT Of Gie same rsIiiLe-
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RefeFenceS.-We Eelect the few Iouow-
ing names from the many who have lately
dawn Valuable PTizts AID kindly permit
ted US 70 publish them: AL
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watch, $40; Phillip McCarLny, Louisville.
tefson, rev Bedford. Mass, StlyeT Tea Set,
Si75: Hiss Emma WalWoEth, Milwaukee,
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IL - We pG6iish no names witlou. permits
si9 1ers1osss OF THE YREss.-"Ihey are doing
the largest bu, Ines; tie DIM Is relta1Ie; anu
deserve their SUCCESS. - seEty 1'Iot1ae'
I'VE nave examined theIr IS sts:a. and
know them TO bez fair dealing nrrn- ~. =.
.aIasi week a friend Of oursdrew 500
Prizs, which was promptly received. DAILY
NelCs, Mar. 3, 1888.
enceS and favorable notices from the pres.
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AN letter. should be addressed TO
HARPER, WILSOH q Co.
tnyl4 Ia. broadway, MY.
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Important Railroad DeeisiOn--Stafes
Have NO Right TO Tax Public
Travel. s-
Justice Miller, of the Supreme Court
of the State of Nevada, has rendered a
decision in which he declares it is I'M
constitutional for a State to levy tax
upon persons living in the State who
may wish to get out of it, or upon per-
sons not residing in it who may have
occasion to pass through it.
The suit was brought by William n.
Crondell, agent of a stage company
engaged in carrying passengers through
the State of Nevada, who was arrested
for refusing to report the number OF
passengers that had been carried by the
coaches of his company, and for refu-
sing to pay the tax of one dollar i'm
posed on each passenger by the law OF
that State. 1t was alleged that the law
of the State under which Crondell was
prosecuted in the lower court was void,
because it was in conflict with the Con-
stitution of the United States. Justice
Miller, in giving his decision against
the right of a State to tax per-
sons passing through the State, says
that as members of the same commit
ty we must have the right to pass and
repass through every part OF the Uni
ted States without Interruption, and a
bar imposed by State for entering its
territories or harbors is Inconsistent
with the rights which belong to citizens
of other States as members of the
Union, and with the objects which that
Union was intended to attain. Such a
power in the States could produce
nothing but discord and mutual irrita-
ton, and they very clearly do not pos
sess it.
This opinion OF Justice Miller is i'm
portant to persons travelling through
New Jersey, as that State imposes tax
on every person crossing her territory
by the Camden and Amboy Railroad.
The exclusive privileges of the console
dated roads expire in 1869, but il is said
that the tax on passengers will be con-
tinued. the roads paying revenue to the
State for the purpose of controlling leg
islation and preventing the building OF
a rival route to Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

THE Chinese Embassy is going to
England. This will reverse the old
proverb, and show us China in Bull
shop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
Pain of the Side Cured.

ALLKSrowS, Pa, April 4. 1855.
Messrs. T. ALLcooK & Co.
DEAR sIRs: My daughter used one OF your
Porous Plastera- She had very bad pain in
her side, and II cured her in one week.
Yours, truly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
John PauI At sarnto.,.

Correspondence Spring fletd Repubtiedn.
The Adirondack Railroad is Irregular
in running. This is owing to the fact
that the engineers and conductors catch
trout along the road and cook them in
the boilers, a practice which the superin-
tendent is trying to discourage with
praiseworthy earnestuess, though HIM
self fond of fish. / found the inhabf-
tants of Saratoga all walking about
with their hands in their pockets, look
ing for victims-getting their hands in,
perhaps in anticipation of the opening
season. When visitors begin to con-
gregate, they take their hands ont of
their own pockets and put them into
other persons
acquired a deal of interesting infor-
nation from the accomplished Secre-
tary OF the High Rock Spring. He
doesn't know what minerals enter into
the water, and indeed nobody does, for
the chemists have not yet got through
with the analyZation, though they be-
gan their labors some fifteen years
since. They have already discovered
several thousand salts, each salt
stronger and differing in smell from
the other, besides a number of other
things which have not time to mem
ton, A trace of tadpole was found
another substance which looked like
The water is direct in its action stimu-
lating the nerves, and Identifying the
complexion, besides which it keeps the
bowels open. and gives a brilliant
polish 70 the boots About its health
tulness there can be no question, for I
drank two tumblerfuls and still live.
a coEoRED girl In New Haven has
been arrested for stealing clothes.
whose mode OF operation was to get
from her window, on the fourth door,
to that of the adj Joining room, In WhIch
feat bad she missed q step, she would
have been dashed 70 death on the pave
nent below - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
ALLCOCK's
Porous Plasters.
Accumulating Electricity

and impattlng It TO the body, Whereby the
circulation or the blood becomes equalized
upon the part applied, causing pain
and morbid action to cease. The Porous
TO those who have weak backs, or pain il
the side. Especially are they valuable to
often pteventives Of CONSUMPTION; nav.
they are believed TO have often Ioosened the
grasp or this terrible affection, and been
mainly instrumental in efIecting cure In
Varible climates they should be worn on the
breast or between the shoulders, or over the
kidneys, by those who are subject to take
cold easily. This simple plan Will soon pro-
duce a constitutional Vtgor that will enable
it TO restatextraordinary changes oftemper-
ature. Experience mas proven the Porous
~ Inclined, invariably producing the most
remarkable abatement of the worst synp-
toms
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WAIVED. AGEN 5. n s5s s e ssSS 81


nHERENoW NED AsTRoLoGIsT,
i Madame H. p. WAHDE, from the PO-
sitions OF the Planets at The time of your
birth, deduces your future destiny, and also
sends you correct picture OF your future
partner, with date of marriage, chgracteris-
Tics and apr eaTanco. Gives inform alton Of
lost or stolen property, tells you the busi
ness you are best qualified 10 pursue. and
sends likeness with all desired Information,
by return mail, for Fifty Gents. Write
plainly the date of your birth, and address
Madame H. p. wARDE, Lock Fox 22I,
Lockpott, New York.
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Sore Chest and Cough.

DR.. ALLCOCK. -s't---,- - -l-l-
S1R: In May last was visiting my cousin
In Corning, who got me one OF your Porous
Plasters for my chest. Twas 50 sore through
breathe, 1t was not more than three hours
after put It on before Ifelt comfortable.
had suffered very much rom sorenessof the
nlonths: bnt your Plaster has cured me, and
my health Is better than II has BEEN Tor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
MElICAL INFLAMMATION I

Four Magntdcently illustrated Medical
Books, containing Important Physiological
Information for Men and Women, sent nee
JOHN VANDERPooL, No. 50 Clinton Place,
New York City.
NRAwFORDrS Stump and Rock Extrac-
~ tor and Elevator perfected. Send for
circular, A, Crawford, Warren, Ae,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

BEES are variously affected by differ
ent culors. White blinds them, and
black is disagreeable to them. Hence
the front OF hive should not be paint
ed white; and bee-keeper should not
wear a black dress. Hives should have
at least their fronts painted of different
colors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
Af,s A6rErtistn,fufs.
Circular, Mfll, Mu1ay, Gang and
- Cross Cut
S72lA s

EYery Saw that -Ie1Ves Our Faelory Is on
Tempered and Patent Ground peEJeetlg true
and even, and made Of uniform temper by
rT1F fem
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

A correspondent Of the Des Moines
Register makes the following statement
in reference to the Catholics of Dubuque
county: This comfy Is literally flood
Ell with Catholics. In the small town
of Cascade, where there is not more
than one thousand Inhabitants, they
have two Respectable churches. And
about half way betMeen this point and
Dubuque az miles,, q sect Of them
known as the Brothers, are preparing
to build the finest church in the State.
or these Brothers there are seventy In
number. They own the largest and
best farming tract of land in the county;
, raise everything they eat tlDore tool !;
and make everything they use Or wear.
they are very peculiar In their manners
and customs. treating visitors With the
utmost respect, setting before them the
best OF bread and butter, cheese. beer,
milk, and wine: Father Bernard says /:
"Wilen We get tired working. we pray;
and when we get tired Of praying, we
work" He did not tell us when they
slept; but such is their readiness to de-
part this life, that when they do sleep,
tits ever in their collins. So peculiar
are they about work from the hands
Of sin, that they even make their
clocks"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25
The Coin in the Treasury.

The Coin in the Treasury.
The coin in the Treasury has exceeded
the sum of $lOO, OOO, 900. Now it IL only
$7O, OOO, 900 in excess Of the outstanding
gold certificates. rs. 49,
Very soon this SUN will be further
lessened by the payment of 81 ,OOO. 900 Of
Mexican war debt, O,00O, 900 Of interest
aud lit is likely 1000, 600 for our new
possession Of Alaska. These payments
will make large hole in the balance
now in the Treasury; and it IL probable
that there will net be 1900, 900 Of coin
in the Treasury Oh the 4th Of July next
that is, above the amount deposited
there by private owners, and balanced
by gold certificates.
In view Of this should not Congress
he q little less extravaya0t It Is very
we'll to be liberal where liberality Is call
ed for; but the salaries Of our Govern
nlent clerks are large enough already
How, then, recently, could members of
Congress be found tn vote for nm increse
OF twenty per cent. to the salaries of
Government clerks, who have little to
do, and pass their spare time, which Is
not limited, in dressing "nobby," and
airing themselves on Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
In these times of paper money, our
coin cannot be expended with too much
care, aud the Government would do
we'll to restrict its specuiations in the
purchase of foreign territory,i which
must be paid in gold. and are very dear
to us n this time, for we have no spare
money, though there is Sc, Oo0, 100 In
the Treasury.-ChicagO Journal.
Pure Ground SD. >es in bulk, at ALDENH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

WHAT TO STANP.-A notes and ev-
ideuces ofdsbt, five cents on each 500 +;
ifunder 800 Ave cents; flower 500,
Ave cents on each additional 500 or part
thereof All deeds aud deeds Of trust,
fifty ce nts on each 500 in value of the
property conveyed to the amount Sc
cured when . deed OF trust is duly
stamped, the note secured must not be
but they should be endorsed to show
the reas on why. Mortgage bonds need
no: be stamped I: stamps are affixed to
the mortgage. All appraisements of
estates or es.rnys. five cents on each
sheet or piece Of paper. Afidavits of
every description are exempt from
stamp duty. Acknowledgements to
deeds, etc, are also exempt. Contracts
and agreements, Ave cents, except for
rents when for rent. fifty cents for each
$500 Of rent or less; il over $500, fifty
ce nts for $500 or over $500. Any person
interested can affix and cancel stamps;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25
IOWA ITEMS.

The Fort Madison lo,ainden,er
learns that a new disease has broken out
among cattle In Green Bay and Wash
ington townships, which nobody seems
to understand. 1t is thought to he what
Is termed Spanish Fever"
Mrs. A. Springer. Of Burlington
was bound, gagged aud fastened In the
cellar, by two burglars who entered her
residence during the absence of her
husband OH Tuesday. After this outrage
the villains proceeded to rob the house,
carrying of some seventy dollars II,
money.
Marion county has paid for 5000
gopher scalps since the first Of January.
The Hlnde tells Of an incident: IAN ab-
sent minded bachelor Of this place while
at church last Sunday, ~ we learn from
an eye witness, intending to scratch
MS head, reached over and performed
the operation for on old maid in the
next seat. We hear it limited that he ia
likely to DO the defendant in q breach
ofpromise case"
The Iowa State Dental Society will
hold Its hfth annual session at Keokuk.
commencing on Tuesday evening, July
u, 1883. and continue two days.
-On last Monday evening a remark
able wedding occurred tn the Congre-
gational church at Dubuque. Three
sisters were married at the same cere-
mony, the Rev. Mr.. Whiting, father OF
the brides officiating.
The Council Bluffs NonparcA says:
Tbe work Of building the Western
Iowa portion OF the Chicago, Rock Isl,
and and Pacific Railroad Is about 10 b
commenced 1t this end. A contract hes
been made with Mr.. William Cowan. Q
farmer Of this country. for grading .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25
Coon Fight in Kentucky.

a coon fight is one Of the glories Of
life III Kentucky. The programme is
this: Some one announces to the gen.
tieman plante,s Of an extended neigh
borhood that he will give q barbocue and
coon fight on certain day, at such .
place, and they are invited to bring
themselves, their friends and their dogs,
for his coon Is veteran, and will make
big fight. This brings large gathe.-
ing OF men and dogs to enjoy the fight.
The coon is placed In o barre! with ono
head out, laid fat, SO that he cannot he
taken on the flank or rear. and the dog
that brings out the coon-and it takes
one of pluck to do that-wins the bet.
On the occasion to be described, q
large party assembled with numerous
fine dogs, eager for the fray. The sport
began-but every dog Of the party was
whipped out by the sharp teeth and
claws ofthe gallant coon. As q matter
ofcourse there was noisy clamor and
some tough swearing st the result.
There was seedy Yankee present,
looking OH with grin Of delight, as
each defeated dog gave up the battle
He had with him . miserable yellow
cur, which wis sneaking about with Its
tail between its legs, swapping and shying
at every dog that offered tokens At
friendly introduction.
In the midst Of the uproaR, Yankee
quietly unmarked
"Wai gentlemen, think I have got .
dog that will bring 'eogt that 'ere
cOon."
Where ID he? Where is 10; Bring
him out, shouta score Of witnesses.
"rhsse he Is" pointing to the niscr-
able cur.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

t<vsav, min ssc4jon Of this road, osgan.
nin9 at the deDot In this city. The work
Il "a begin next week. The lumber for
the shantieU aDr the workmen has been
brought The route lies south from this
city 20 Ausouito creek, thsn eas6 =
viii be remembered that this roed =
slpeady we'll advanced fox forty miles
th6 side Of Des MoineA All VIII be
clad 20 hear the news Of the beginning
or this end OF the road and will rejoice
ct the prospect of ~ early complexion OF
the whole line from Chicago hither."
..-Passenser csn ere running on the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacidc Rail.
way to . point fifteen miles beyond
Des Moines, Iowa. The work OF ex-
tending the road to the MissOoFi river
Il progressing rapidly. there bsing .
force Of two thousand men employed.
"A correspondent Of the Gate City
speaks q follows Of certain prisoners In
the PenitentiAry ut Fort Madison:
'Thsss a1e many objects Of interest
here to the visitor that probably would
not be 90 to the reader. Twelve are
here for nfe-ten men, one boy and one
woman, the only female convict herr, is
sixty years Of age, snd has already been
three yean here. She Was convicted OF
the murder Of her husband in Jackson
county. and like all dark deeds done by
womea, there IL . seeming mystery
>sosDd the Transaction. She was con-
victed upon her own confession, and ru-
NOR now charltably hints that this con-
fessiOn w1a . msternai sacrifice.
"A large, 6ne hooking man, about
thirty-f1ve. sitting It the trip hammer
beating out steel tines, invaribly at.
tracts the visitors attention by his fine
physical appearance. Hes in for life,
also-murdered his wife" Joe.
THE negro that entered Mr.. Dukes
house, Of this city, is seen pounding
away here, . skiflfui workman, and
very desir,us Of Attracting visitors at
tention. He claims, it is reported
that his numerous lArcenies are done
upon thieving principle, and. in fact,
no sooner has he served out one term
than new offence brings him back
again."
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TO KATIE I

Last eve, in ffseditative nfpd,
s&FOtls'1 along Ce.saY street,
When just by the Drug Store
Who should CfiaHce TO meet
nut Katie H., the darling maid
For whom I've sighed 80 hong.
And on whose cuns Of shining gold
I've penned full many s0fjgt
Though lovely always to my eyes.
She seemed just then more fatr
Than e'er before, and in surprise
fcould not help but stare:
"Why. Charlie, goose. cried Katie H..
''Nhat aiis you now, you fright;
Have you gone mad! or seen ghost
pr taken TO second sight?"
Th.>n burst my speech In accent wild,
ION no! dear maid" I said,
.RIf vo,.r uncommon beauty has-
tn: ain. IT struck me dead.
know YOU n rest Of the fair.
HUT now more Air you seem
Than ever you have seemed Dciore y
OR have dared 10 q. cam.
"Now tell me why this glor. Gus cnange:
That vhtoA has wrought this ,'nange'
What gives you this HupSed0d pG
fhia bursting heart to harm p
DWhy. this 1t Is, Sh8 OSehlH SAID,
And showed her dainty foot,
"'ris this that adds this untold chAsm--
This neatly rtting Boot.
THAT have this day bought 81 DEAx's,
Just on Fifth street yop know,
Where Boots and Shoes ere sold 80 cheap
And all the people go.
Asd ChaYlsy, dear. just look again
And ser how we'll IL suits.
And Charley you must go there too
To get pair Of Boots.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

Loss OF LIFE on LAKE MICHIGAN
The iron life boat, Little Western, re
Gently built In Chicago; and In which,
though only twenty kset in len&fh bv
six bet beam, the designor and CON-
mander, Capt. Garrett, intended to It
tempt crossing the Atlantic, cspsized in
. gale on Lake Michigan. Sabbath after
noon. She hsd made one short trip and
returned to the wharf This being the
trial trip; at two O'Clock she started again
that her abilities might be further test
ed. On board were i've men aud one
boy. Mr.. Henry Chisholm, Of the Chi
cago Times, was In the cabin 1t the time
the boat overturned, and must have been
instantly drowned. Capt. Garrett sup
ported himself by the mast for some
time after the accident, and encouraged
his companions; but being quite IN old
man, soon became chilled and slowly
sank into the water. The remaining
passengers, four In number, supported
themselves upon the keel Of the boat
until rescued BY the steam tug, L. A.
Clifford.