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A Tornado and WaterspOut ON tia
Ohio River.

Ohio River.
The Louisville Courier gives an &C.
count of destructive hurricane that
swept across Kentucky above Week.-Mrs.
landing, thirty.five miles up the river,
on Wednesday afternoon. While the
Leonora was moored at the landing
about 4:30 o'clock, the pilot on duty
saw two immense clouds come together
short distance off. In a few minutes
terrific hurricane, rendered still more
awful by deafening thunder and blind
Ing lightning, rushed with indescriba-
BILE fury across the river, just above the
landing. Immediately on reaching the
stream the fierce tornado lifted great
body of the water and hurledS1 along
over the bank, deluging the vicinity
and exciting the utmost terror among
the people.
The path of the hurricane was about
one hundred yards in width. Through.
out this track for miles on both sides OF
the river the devastion was complete.
Houses, trees, fences, &C., were uptorn
and scattered like straws in all dlrec-
tons. The air was densely filled with
huge limbs of trees and other fragments
and the whole region of the storm was
in state of chaos. In the general de-
struction the dwelling of Mr.. Goeshler
was blown down. and that of David
Hogan was completely RACED. In the
latter house were four or five persons,
all OF whom were more or less injured
Sid Lees barn and new dwelling near
by were unroofed. A lookout station
at the landing was blown entirely
away.
Although the Leonora lay some dis
tanoe below the line of the main hurri-
cane, all her skylights were shattered,
~
creating a wild panic among the pas
senqers. If the boat had been within
full range of the squall she would have
gone up the spout teetotally. The
most slzilful pilot could not have saved
her. This terrible blast was followed
by rain that fell in torrents and flooded
the whole region around. II is dift1-
cult to estimate the extent of the injury
suffered by the victims of this storm,
but 1t is certainly very great.
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WE have heard of an amusing in
stance of how General Grant was flank
ed by an applicant for position short
time since. A gentleman called on him
asked him for an of6ce-was desired
by the President to produce his recon-
mendations-and drew from his pocket
President Johnson strongly urging him
for a place, with the significant sigma
ture at the bottom, "U. 8. Grant," The
result we do not know, but can ina
gine.-AtchiSon Press.
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NN AND AFTER APRIL 18Th, 1859,
~ Trains will run as follows:

Allentown. 500 am s.45 m 11.45 a m
New York Via
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Tickets to all principal points In the East
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~ SOuuLS S4ASuAt SOAASs APAAA AhAAS9b Awe
Julia A. H. Mellor, Executrix OF the last
will and testament of John II. Mellor, de-
ceased.
Jesse B. MelIor, Administrator of the estate
of Levi MelIor, deceased, Samuel Mellor,
Hannah Mellor, Frank Mellon, Otis Mellor
and Levi MellOr, children and heirs at law
OF the said Levi Mellor, deceased, and Oil
yer haw1ey, surtty of the said Jesse b.
Mellor, administrator.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to settle the ac-
count OF the said Jesse B. Mellor as admins.
traitor o the estate of Levi MellOr, decd: and
OF said estate, and TO subject the interest of
the heirs at law OF the said Levi Me!lor,
decd, in and to the estate Of which he d1ed
seized, and the prayer is to that erect:
And 1t appearing from an amdavit MED
in the cause, that Hannah Meiior, Frank
Mellor, Otis MeIlor, and Levi Mellor are not
residents Of this State, on motion Of COM
plaInant's counsel It Is ordered That they 90
appear here within one month Sner Inc Inc
OF this order, and do what they may deem
III to protect their interest.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREIN1G, Cpk.
PECK & COCHRAN, Soils. for Comp'ts,
Tho said defendants will take notice that
on the 28th and 18th days OF May; ls6s' at at
Ihe 3fce Of PECK ana C9S eat IN 5e TIE
plaintiff viii take the depositions OF the
plaintiff in this s5,it Samuel on M the h aan
PECK q COCHRAHp
aprSo-oaw4wd sols. for Comp'ts.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
lO County Circuit Court. April Rules, ls6S.
Julia A. 81. Mellor. ExecutrIx Of the last
Will and testament OF John II. Mellor' de-
| ceased.
Jesse B. Mellor, administrator Of the esta 70
OF Joseph s. Mellor, deceased, Jesse MeIlof
and Bella Mellor, children and heirs at law
| of the said Joseph 8. Mellor, deceased. ana
| + b Ford and SC. Baker, suIetles OF the
said Jesse B. Mellor.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is to settle the &C
| count OF the estate OF Joseph 8. Mellor, de.
| ceased, and to distribute the assets aInonBsI
Inc creditors OF said estate, and TO subject the
interest OF the heirs at law OF the SAID Joseph
Is. Mellor, decd, in and to the real estate OF
which he died seized, and the prayer Ii 10
that effect. a,, a.,
and Bella Meltor, are not residents OF LII
state on motion or comp1ainant,s counsel
Il is ordered that they do appear mere WIZ
in one month after the fourth weekly pun.
iication, and due posting 81 ms oGoer, S Sa
do what they may deem Mt 70 project IneA
nTe5 p IL MI MiCBAEL ]. BREINTG, Cl'k.
PFCK & COCHRAN, soils. for Comps
NOTICE.
The said defendants viii take notice es Ina .
on the 2sth and e9th days OF May lSo ~,
the law once OF Peck & CochranI IN tne C ti
| Of Wheelin4, State of West XHginla,. ~ ~
nIaintiY Will take the depos1tIon VI ~ ~
piaintin in this suit, Samn oa I'm 9Iie hear
ing Of the said cauI PECK & COCHRAN,
-oo-oovavd soils. for Compts.
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Is better than our regular shaped Axes for
these reasons: Fir4t-It cuts deeper. Second
not j ar the hand. Fourth No time Is wasted
in taking the Axe out of the cut. FIFTH
more work than with regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing TO do with the good quail
ties of this Axe, for all our Axes are painted
red, II your hardware store does not keep
our goods, we will gladly answer inquiries
or I'LL your orders direct, or give you the
name of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes. LIPPINCOTC & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole owners OF Colburn's and Red Jacket
PatantS.
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WANTED, AGENTS, S gse e. @s ssSS


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From the Bdrnesrille EfsterprFse.
TOBACCO CULTURE

Ifvou will but take warning by the
exnerience of the past, methinks none
will advocate the culture of the plant,
much less, any mode that will increase
its production. Ash, the principal
plant food-or in other words the farm
er's farm capitals expended more IN
ali others combined. "Take given
amount Of tobacco and burn it to ashes,
and we find the proportion is enormous:
The roots give from to IA per cent. OF
ash, the stems dried, 16; and the leaves
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BALTIMORR 4 OHIO r. r. Comply

WHEELING, November 18th, 1888.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN By
30th day Of November, lseS-Wheeltng time.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsT-IEAvEs T. WEST, VIA Q. o. n.
" daily at...-1o5O a. m. daily at.,s:1o I'M
ARRIVES AT Bellalr-.....-..4:40 %
Grafton -. 40 pm. ARRIvEs AT
CuInberland. lO:l2 Cambridge. 1875
Harper's Fly 1855 am. GAINESVILLE. ..9:05 IS
Washington S7HES m $40 Columbus. i2:lo am.
Except SundayH. Except Sunday
FAST LINE.
EAsr-1EAVEs WEST, VIA @. o. d.
daily aE..... $40 I'm. daily at: Us a. m
XRRIVEs AT Bellair.........lO:4O "a
Grafton - 1000 q. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 3:40 am. ICambridge... LIS p. m.
Harpers Ferry7:5O !" Zanesville....-2:30 "a
W1ncheSter.-.... Newark.......-4:l5
Baltimore LILO Columbu6...-..6:35 81
Wash'n City12:5 Pm.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvs WEST, VIA G. o. D.
daily at....,0:25 p. m. daily at.S:40 q. m.
ARRIVES AT BellAtr......... 500 "a
Grafton .-.,......2:SU am. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg.1l:l0 " Cambridge....7:o0a q. m
Cumberland. 7:4O I" Zane6v1lIe....9l0 a.
Harpers F'yl2:40 p m. lNewark ...... l0:46
Winchestar. ....... =" Sundays and Non
Weah'n City.'6:l0 +" days excepted.
Baltimore. .-4:45 ."
Sundays excepted.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAEr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
Wheeling GRAFTON
cenneTnn Vas Fairmont ...-.5:25 :"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ManninHton.6:l6 "
TaiTmort 1000 " Cameron ......7:55 "
ARRIVING AT ARRIVING AT
C3rafton at,.Il.05 q. M Wheeling at $40 p. m.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
lions at Baltimore with trains for PhIladel-
phiR, New York and Boston at Relay
House, via Washington CITY, for all points
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro-
cured at tue office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore
r. T. DfGVRIES
dec1 General Agent, W wheeling
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CURTIS on MANHooD.-This is really q
valuable work; for pointing out the diseases
are manifest in every insane asylum. NJ
less than in the shattered constitution c1 to 7,r OF
Ient the Nice, which by its prevalence
among the young, has SO much influence on N
the present, 90 ON the future well oelng OF
address ali communications, -
DIR. e. DE F. CURTIS,
No, S. North Charles street,
l. Raltimore, Md.
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Jesse B. MelIor. Administrator of the estate
of Levi MelIOr, deceased, Samuel Mellor,
Hannah Mellor, Frank Mellon, Otis Mel1or
and Levi Mellor, children and hetrs at lay
yer haw1ey, surity OF the said Jesse b.
Mellor, administrator.
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Extracts from RevietUs of This Work.

Extracts from. Reuie1Os Of This Work.
CURTIS ON MANHooD.-It develops the
fearful shoals on which a large propornon
oI human happiness Is wrecked, and 1uI-
nishes a chart by which they may be avoid
ed and escaped. Fortunate for q county, country
the nhilantnropic and scientific Inaxims
her taId doWn4one cause OF matrimonial
misery might then be banlshed nom OUT
ceeIed by a renewal OF the hardy, vigorous
SnlritS OF the olden time.-LoHdoH Chr0n1cte'
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
- County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1863.
Julia A. II. Mellor, Executrix of the last
will and testament of John II. Mellor, de-
ceased,
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National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.


To Ltc Comptroller Of the Currency, RGshtn0-
SIR; 1t is hereby certified, in pursuance of
IAN Act TO provide a National currency Sc
cured by q pledge OF United states Bonds,
a ae1 ~ ii1ereoE" approved June 8, IsI.
that, at q meeting OF the stnckholdersO OF the
National savings Bank OF Wheeling, located
duly notified and held purHuant 10 law and
the Articles OF Association OF said Bank, at
aforesaid, on the 9TH day OF January, 1863, IL
was voted by the stockholders of said Akso-
STOCK, that said AsSocIstion 90 into Iio1ids.
aon ana be closed.
In testimony whereof. have by 1nstruc-
ton OF inc Board OF Directors OF said ASsO-
- citation, hereto subscribed my name,
and affixed the6eal OF sald ABsocia-
L. 8. ton, at Wheeling aforesaid the day
} and year above written.
~ =. p. HILDRETHs Cashier
NOTICE.
The National Savings Bank OF Wheeling.
organized under the Act OF Congress entitled
IAN Act to provide a National Currency Sc
cured by pledge of United States Bonds,
and to provide Tor the circulation ana re-
Gated at Wheeling, In the state OF West Viz
ginIR, Is closing up It's affairs. All note hold
ers and other creditors of said Association
are therefore hereby notified 10 present the
notes snd other claims against the Associa-
ton for payment. 3. +. HILDkETH,
Dated Wheeling, March "a, 1859.
National Savings Bank of Wheeling.
incorporated January 18TH, 1869.
CAPITAL, 100000.
HEOEEY RECEIVED OR DEPOSIT
M Interest paid on Special Deposits. Notes
and bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold, Collections made on all points and pro.
Deeds promptly RENTED,
Discount day-Monoay.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas n. List, Robert Pratt
Robert Gibson, r. A. M'Cabe,
]. O. Thomna, James McCluneY,
J: L sti1el.
THOS. a. LIST, President.
]. McCLUNEY, Vice President
9. 2. HlLDRETH, Cashier.
Hydraulic Cement.
1OO BsLs. HUDSON RIVER GEM ENr
lUU the best in use.
p. % HILDRETH a BRO.
Ne Plus Ultra Lime.
Inn BBLS. NE PLUS ULTRA LIME
lUU fresh burnt, receiVed by
PC. HILDRETH & BRO.
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FARM GARDENS,


In our visits among farmers we have
been surprised to see how little atteD-
ton the majority OF them give to the
garden. Most ofthem have patch oil
ground which is called by that name,
but is garden" in name only. Ac-
cording to our idea Of the word, kitch-
en- garden means more than place for
the raising Of early potatoes, cabbages,
tomatoes, beets and carrots. And yet
this is what most farmers make it.
With the thought ola farm garden, we
always coDjure up visions of lucious
berries, fragrant celery, delicious let
tice, juicy asparagus, appetizing rhu-
barb, and many other lu1uries in the
way of vegetables and small fruits,
which any farmer can have in their
appropriate seasons, il. he will take a
little pains to cultivate them. We
hope our readers will improve upon our
hint and take immediate measures Tor
making their gardenswh they snoulo
be. The best evidence of the value OF
such q garden is the fact that those VINO
onece get one, cannot be induced to
give it up.
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New Book-2OO Engravings

The Farmers and Mechanics Manual, edl.
ted by Geo. E. Warning, Jr., author OF "Dfa1n.
ing for Profit" "Elements OF Agriculture"
DC. A book of great value to every one.
TREAT q CO., Publishers, 654 Broadway,
New York,
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"There Ia no member OF society by whom
the hook will not be- found useful whether
snch person hold The relation OF Parent
Preceptor, or Olergymen."-SHn.
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DEAFNEss, CATARRH, sCRoFULA.
IL a lady who had suffered for years from
deafness, Catarrh and scrofnla, was cured
bY a simple remedy. Her sympathy and
9Tatitude prompt her to send the receipt
free OF charge 10 any one similarly afflicted.
Address Mrs, NJ, c. Lego EFT, Hoboken, N J.
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NRRING BUT NoBLE.-sel-h elp for
III YonnY Men, who having erred, desire q
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
7eIopes, free OF charge. II benentted return
the postage. Address PHILANTHROPY BOX
p Philadelphla, Pa.
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GunpoWder! GunpoWder !
LIVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
o. this CITY for the "Du Point Powder
hIIls" have always on hand in magazine
!hIse s5Paaf the above named mills, viz:
u ni9a qPewdes in whole, half and quarter me-
sR s@,nR grd IN N ssG
Blasting anu TWoter Proof Safety Fuse for
For lowest fo PsGs
IRsF1 16W lsSsHSR s T Ehe qss5stzs
Delivered uee w NJ. REILLY.
TnaYR-lV
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Under the head of "How to Market
Butter" the Boston CultiUator tells Its
readers how the best farmers near Phil
adelphia get their high prices:
First, they always make first-class
article, so their customers, sure OF get
ting the best there Is, will not desert
them on account of a rise In the prloe.
Second, they bring in their butter In
snowy and attractive condition. NO
pot of deli ware, no tub or pail or OAK
or hemlock, no vulgar hrkin Is used 10
entomb those noble balls, golden-haed
with the aroma of white clover and POG
pratenSe lingering In the firm grain. a
large tin vessel, designed expressly for
the business, has chambers at each eno'
into which ice Is put. Thin wooden
shelves, about three inches apart, rest
on little projections from the sides. a
LAYER of balls is placed on the bottom
and covered with its shelf. but not so as
to touch or mar the handsome print of
a sheaf OF grain, which stands out on
the top of each ball; on the shelf an
other laYer of points, and so on Till the
vessel is full, then containing forty or
fiftv pound prints. The tin, with ice in
each end, is then set in a wooden tub
which has been cooled with ice or
snrinR water. Over this Is drawn a
cover of padded carpeting, with Oil
cloth on top. Thus hot air and dust are
wholly excluded and the butter ridesto
the city and opens in the market house
in as fine condition as when packed In
the spring house. In just this way,
with this degree of care and skill, is the
best Philadelphia butter made, marked
and marketed. No wonder the Ph1la-
delphians would rather pay seventy
Ave cents than go back from such
mama to the leeks and onions of the
,,1rS,, ~
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist for SWEET
OUTNISE-It EQUALS (bIIter) Quintne. Is
made only by r. SrEARNS, Chemist, De-
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ONLYONEDOLLAR,

warranted for two 5esrs; post paid 10 any
part Of the d. s. on receipt OF One Dollar. or
three for So so. If satisfaction y nor RIVen
money refonded. Address w. SCOTT q
PAUL, 43 ChaI ham street, New York: the
Oroide Watch SIS. P. o. orders and regtster-
ed letters only received.
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WHEELING, November 18TH, 1888.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule ON and after the
30th day Of November, lS68-Wheeltng time.
EXPRESS TRAIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
= County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1869.
Julia A. 81. Mellor, E1ecutrix OF the last
Will and testament OF John II. MeLor' de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps TO an unttLnely
grave thousands OF Dung Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
senators with the thunders OF eIoQuence, OF
Waked 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, may call
with full confidence.