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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15
CITY COUNCIL.
The regular monthly meeting Of Coun-
Gil was held last evening In their Cham.
bers In the City Building.

The regular monthly meeting of Coun-
Gil was held last evening In their Cham.
bers in the City Building
FIRST BRANCH.
In the First Branch His Honor, Mayor
Mcclellan, occupied the chair. The
Clerk called the roll and Messrs. Blair,
Hall, Harrison, Schambra, ShalIcross,
Stone, Sweeney and Wilson, answered to
their names.
The Ordinance for the assessing OF the
water rent for the City Of Wheeling; ior
the wear 1870, was received from the Com
mittee on Water Works 10 which II was
rc.Commiued ut the last meeting, anu aiter
amendment, put on its final passage anu
adopted. c..-
The report OF the Committee on Streets
and Alleys was received from the Second
Branch, and its action conCurred in.
The report Of the Committee on Water
Works was received from the Second
Branch, and its action, recommending the
payment of sundry bills, amounting to
1882, COnCurrCd in.
The resolution refusing the payment
TO the citizens on Fulton street Of por-
ton orthc amount expended for repairs
along that street was adopted.
The report of the Committee on Ac;;
counts was received from the Second
Branch, and its action Concurrcd in. ,
On motion, the rules were suspended
and m opinion from the City Attorney
was presented, asking the judgment of
the Council rs to whether IN Nppea! be
taken from the decision Of Justice,
and it was ordered that the Chairman Of
the Finance Committee be instructed TO
inform the City Attorney not to take an
appeal. o
Adjourned till tho evening Of the 2lst
inst.
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Police COURT.-Two cases in this
Court yesterday morning, Hannah Fitz'
simmons was tried for making violent
demonstrations towards little boy, son of
the defendant. She was fined ten dollars
and costs. In default of payment she was
sent to jail 90 days.
Frederick Embcling was up on n charge
of strcwing filth along the street, from u
cart which he was driving. The COM
plainant failcd 10 make ont his case, and
Embcling was discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15

CmCuIT COURT.-TwO sessions of this
court were held, yesterday. In the morn
ing, Toby Vance had Il rehearing of his
case, and was acquitted of the charge nj
legged against him. Tho afternoon ses'
sion was taken up with the argument OF a
chanccry case.
The trial Of Austin and McPierCc will
come of to-day.
Adjourned until 8 o'clock this morning.
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ClOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE.

am authorized TO sell Lot No. 100, Orlolr
y Tt 10 SG l6 6 SR 6Gss nd eOFnes S
cash.
have 10 acres OF coal one mile from Bellalro
which will sell at fair rates. II son the Wcgcc
Turnpike, has an outlet 70 the river, &C.
mile from BellaIrc, that will sell cheap. have
Aome other hne property, coal lands, farms town
lots &c, near here for sale II will pay all wish
ing 10 purchase To call aud sec me at BellAlr, U.
Iun9 LYCURGUS AUSTIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15

NOR SALE CHEAP-About two
u Acres Of ground on tho b. & o. r, H., just
east Of the Depot, on which are large deposits Of
anO MOULDING SAND: also, BuildinR Sand,
Inquire Of J. n. ARMSTRONG, MOnndSVille,
or ". V. HOGE 4 BRO,
junlO Real Estate Agents, 1906 Market st.
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WATER TAx-WATER TAx.-All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to the
city for 1860 Water Tax, will please call
at the City Buildings this week, and pay
the same. 8. MCDONALD, COL
Iype1i 1854
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THE largest stock and latest styles of
Womcn's, Misses and Children'S shoes in
the city can be found at Louis V. Blends,
lO7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15

PHOTOGRAPHS of the interiors of Fourth
Street NJ. f. and ST. Johns Churches, for
sale ut the Partridge Gallery.
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NEXT MEETING.-CamCron unsolicited
rs the place at which the next meeting
of tho Preachers Association is TO be
hcld;-timc, September, 18th and 18th.
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THE largest stock of Fancy Colored
Shoes in the city, at Louis V. Blends, 1O7
Main street.
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JUST received another lot of those fine
Lasting Caters worth % so for g Is, ut
Louis V. Blends, 107 Main street.
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New FURSACEs,-TwO new furnaces
are being put up nj Labcllc. email mills.
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acknowledgement,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1870.
New Advertisements.

To Teachers, &c.
Glass Shades.
HOup La old Dan Rice.
First National Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
Fifty Gross Flags-hcad local.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

nor sALE.-A SPLENDID IN
provomOntS, and In perfect order, on Chap. 1Hh
line street; q full lot Of ground with abundance
Of fruit and ShrubbOry. ,
junl4 !. IRWIN.
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D EDCORDS-JUST RECEIVED
ID and for sale at reduced prices, FiIty Dozen
Hemp BedeoEds.
mRr2i CHAs, II. BERRY
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CUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF.
- 8 Tiercss Davis Star brand In canvas,
Just received and for sale by
Junl1 N, REILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-15

.TOFFEE.
~ 800 Bags good to choice Rio, .EHfrr
For sale By
jun7 HENRY X, LIST 4 co
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SECOND BRANCH.

In the Second Branch, the chair was
occupied by President Baird. Atroll call
the following members answered: Messrs.
Allison, Boring, Caldwell, Connolly, Eng
fish, Hook, Laughlin, Maxwell, McAdams,
Pollock, Salisbury, Smith, j. c., Simpson,
Sheppard, Sweeney and Scott.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-24

SEA Moss FAR1NE from the pure irish Moss, fol
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards Creams &C..
SC. The cheapest healthiest, and most delicious
food in the world.
WHAT Is VITALITY: Some philosophers call it
Animal Magnetism, some Nervous Force others
Calorc, but by whatever name it may be called, the
thing meant is the main spring of existence, it is
the principle we inherit and which may be nour-
ished by proper attention TO the requirements of
the body and the avoidance Of eXcesses it is vast
ed or destroyed by over-taXing the mind with study
or anxiety and incorporate indulgences, indeed, it
requires expenditure OF vitality for every thought
Or action equal TO the magnitude of the thought or
action. When the body and the brain are we'll
balanced, the stomach is capable Of restoring the
waste but when the brain is large in proportion,
the stomach is incapable of supplying it, in other
words, the expenditure is too large for the income
Here lies the cause Of so much suffering from dis
eases of the Heart. Liver, Stomach and Lungs,
and FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpoPlIOs-
PHI1Es is the only preparation known which i'm
parts this vitality directly, and consequently the
power to overcome disease.
The wife of Socrates was said to he a great scold
Had her husband furnished her with Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil to cure a painful toothache and
headache, She would, no doubt have been one Of
the best women of that age.
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.lt sven liosumn9 70 say that she dos not
a tic her own lectures. This i probably about as
rr'o As the information that Shakespeare didn't
ito his own plays. Envy loves shining mark"
Miss Edgerton forms no exception in the gen
N i rule Al her debut at Institute Hall She WAS
81 'rmingy arrayrd in green velvet with dainty
g ri slippers to correspond, and was 50 pleasing
what She said. and the manner in which She said
lt j toqnlte win the admiration of all who heard
The press are particularly loud in her praise
ilr Boston Post not only reported her lecture
vs. '"h was upon Marriage ana Dvorces-verbatim
devoted third of column in commencing her
IS ''hic ideas. Another bachelor editor took the
ISL Gnd advice more nearly to heart and went and
married.
iunet was not sufficiently attractive to warrant
t more extended run al the Globe. and was with
IRWIN to-day. Claude Menotte win succeed it,
Mrs. Bowers is PLAYING a short engagement at
70" Boston. She leaves at the close of next week
y The Museum, Robertsons charming comedy of
VI p. j. drawing large and delighted audiences,
M vet with all its attractions IT is to be withdrawn
lttot next week TO make room for a Identification
Wiltie tnllin'~ novel ''Man ana Wife,
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1t Is said that the Camden people are going to
erect statue of the editor of the Herald. 1t will
be of brass.
Among recent patents, is one to J. Il. Thorne, of
Wadoboro, for hook and dumping tub and one to
Joshua /. MaddockS, of Belfast, for vessels hatch.
Is Secretary Fish fool OF a scoundrel IN. Y.
Post.
Give it up Ask us an easy one. Boston Post
The Portland Argus and the Press are writing
sonnets at each other.
The second trial of Vanderpoo for the murder of
Field, at Manistce, Mich, resulted iii q Disagree
mcnt of the jury. The murdered man was n ni-
tive of Lewiston.
Among the mails brought by the steamer Gala
bra at New York, were 1000 balloon letters from
Paris
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ALASKA. Where on this globe can we go beyond
the omniplesent Yankee? Landing at Sitka, we
had walked but short distance into the town when
we reached the northern depot of DIR. Ayers med
lcncs III full display among the huLs, shanies and
dourts of these boreal tribes. There the familiar,
homelike names of his Cherry Pectoral, Pills, Sc,
salute us from the exterior and the interior of Il
store which shows more business than its neigh
borS and proves that these simple but sure rene
dies are even more necessary to savage life than to
ourselves where they visit every treslde. CORES
pondent AleXand. Journal lmol1
If YOU HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA, Headache,
Dizziness, Costiveness, Piles, Oppression after
Eating, Sour Rising, or any Indigestion or Bilious
sons Peristaltic Lozengcs, we will forfeit the price
of the box. Also warranted to cure every kind of
Piles; For sale at No. I, fremont Temple Boston
by +. A. Harrison's a. Co.. Proprietors and hy
all Druggists. Mailed for 60 cents. 2mo1G
Look here, reader, we do not wish to tell you
that Consumption can be cured when the lungs are
hall consumed, nor that DIR. Wonderful, or any
other fellow has discovered remedy that will make
men 1--we forever, and leave death to play for want
of work. No, you have heard enough of that, and
come Disguised with it. But when we tell YOU
that Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy will positively
cure the worst eases OF Catarrh, we only assert
that which thousands can testify to. Try it and
cents. Address R. " Pierce NJ. d., 1873 Seneca
street, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by druggists.
Butter and cheese are almost indispensable art
cles of food. Properly used, they are nutritious
and healthy; but inordinate use Of either cause
indigestion and dyspepsia. ''Parsons' Purgative
Pills." judiciously used, will remove both of these
troubles.
Have you ague in the face; and is it badly swo-
en-? Have you severe pain in the chest, back, or
side? -Have You cramps pains in the Stomach
or bowels? Have you bilious collie or severe
gripping pans? If so use Johnsons Anodyne
Eminent"
FAST LIVING AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES. When
fast life" has undermined the strength, DESTROYED
the appetite, impaired the digestion, and stolen the
hue OF health from the cheek-whcn the hand
rembles, the spirits droop, and the whole physical
and mental organization languishes, is it possible
10 repair the evil and restore the dapidated sys-
tenn to full health and vigor? We answer that it is
Hundreds of cases have been cited, thousands
might be cited, in which this regeneration has
been accomplished by the regular and persistent
Use of PLANTATION BITTERS. Abstinence from
the indulgences which have wrought the mischief
is, of course, of the of restoration. But
it is not sufficient alone. The consequences re-
main after the cause has been abandoned. A
wholesome and genial tonic is absolutely necessary
to rouse the corporeal and mental energies from
their state of collapse This good work it is the
mission of the Plantation bitters to perform But
other stnuant must be taken.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS ALFRED S. KNEELAND, of Hamp-
w den, in the County of Penobscot and State of
Maine, the twelfth day Of March, A. D. 1866 by his
Registry OF Deeds, Book l3i Page 212 conveyed to AL
bert S. ork. certain parcel of land situated in Swan
vile, in the County of Waldo being the Easterly part
Of lot in the fifteen thousand acre tract called num-
bered twentyfour, according to survey and plan of
Andrew Strong and IL bounded as follows viz Begin
ming at stake the S. f. Corner of lot numbered
hundred and thirteen thence south eighyoHe rods to
stake thence by the north line of lot numbered twenty
five north sixty degrees west hundred and thirty
eight rods to the east side of the County road thence
by the side of the County road sxy-tive rods
whereabouts to the north line of lot numbered twenty
fou: thence south seventy degrees east hundred
ana tWenty-one rods whereabouts to the place Of
beginning containing tifty-six acres. And the said
Albert S. York. the MORTGAGE thereafterwards to wit
the sixteenth day of March A. ID. 1866, sold and
signed to Stephen York of Dxmont, Penobscot County
said mortgage and the two first notes therein mentioned
appears by said assignment which is recorded in said
Waldo Registry of deeds, Book l46 Page 3d. And the
to wit: the twenty seventh day of December A. D.
lS66 sold and assigned the whole of said mortgage and
the debt thereby Martha Bartlett NeWburgh
in the County OF Penobscot the undersigned, which
said assignment is recorded in said Waldo Registry of
deeds Book 49, Page 53s, reference to said deed and
said assignments and the records thereof be had
description and title. And whereas the condition in
said mortgage has been broken and still remains broken
ty whereof the undersigned Martha Bart EFT,
claims foreclosure of the same.
MARTHA BARTLETT.
BY A. l.. SIMPSON, Her Attorney.
Nov. 5, 1870. 3WlS
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This may e,rhy that had been saat.iag via tie
'fheuLhat!sm' tor tive moaths Aai At that ti1s- 1t
seized my right hip aud leg, ewa to tho foot. liars
The ply scians called "Scttie tried mnay ksads
highly recommended medicines which applied ostsiia
and also many kinds which took for thu b,ooa. RAJ
cot no rcct for seven months more, all the dsk
my best, with as good advisers we hasn in Cits
fnally called at the New York University ErSEoh Aus
the proprietor said lac could help So
ON his medicine and in four weeks thoRght felt rttC
Ana in eight weeks abl9 to leave nay home
and have been well up 10 this tame, three Isonha hay
passed DAVID Ia sA/aA..
rortlanA, Aug. n, l.Zo.
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The ST. Adams Transcript says: I'VE
have many times heard of heroic actions and
deeds of daring being performed By repre-
7entatives of the softer sex, bnt we must
rontes we never appreciated them until we
saw st. Adams lady slaughter hog on
Monday morning"
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Noticeof ForeCl0Sureof M0rtgageof Real Estate

r WILLIAM X. DUNCAN of Linconville, County
L OF Waldo, State of Maine, assignee hereby give
tice that Mary B. Billings of Lincolnville, County OF
Waldo, State of Maine conveyed to Mary L. Mathews,
of Lincolnve, aforesaid, by mortgage deed dated Oct
29th A. D. 1868, recorded in aldo Registry Vi Deeds
book 45 page l53 and assigned to me by said Matthew'S
the following described real estate viz certain parcel
of land lying Linconville aforesaid and known the
Tavern Stand reference being made said mortgage
deed for particular description, that the condi
ton in said mortgage is broken by OF which
claim a foreclosure of the
WILLIAM X DUNCAN.
Dated this fourth day of November A. D. 1870. 3wlS
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SHIP NEWS.
eORr OF BELFAST,

EONE OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED
Nov III. Schs Gen. Meade, Cunningham, Boston;
Orion, Osborn, Salem.
IS, Brig IT, II. McGiivery, Stubs, Eoston;
schs Cameo, McCarty, do; NJ E. Torrey,
Torrey, Sedgwck.
g 20, Sehs Isis, Bullock, New Bedford; Abby
Gale Ryan, Boston.
SAILED.
Nov. Il. Sch Ida Morton, Cottrell, Bangor.
g Is. sch Orion, Osborn, Ellsworth.
" 20. schs Empire, Furguson, Boston D. Ii. Arey,
Ryan, do; Earl, Furguson, DO NJ. +. Torrey,
Baltimore.
g %. Sch WIN. q, Eade. Ryder Dix Island.
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Sarmf,ao4es erCur>s

For eight years have bees afflicted vita Salt I.-ss
and krysipil+, had not been .ba to work siA Fs
ont OF six years. -Four months age NY hsEd and
scarcely rrsembled human flesh the pain iates.v
could not rest day night. Having eHpoyeA tAs
best medical aid | could had wthoat tho least reAs
had about given up i'll despair. iiasHg heard OF ~
important made by the University AcdidEt d.
concluded TO try II. In two months 4reM tn, ttlac
commenced the sores vanished and have been tblt tO
attend to nay daily work since.
tRIhii l.. ARkY, tNipo astisabctt
SEPT, II. lN7u.
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For four ycats have baoa tEsnSisA wiz sieeaiHg
piles, lad been most OF the hiae aRdGr reat4Ae.t d
uur best physicians, but got Tcliet, cstcd tn
University branch, detained bottle OF oiu nd
il cured In three days, AND havo had al return
symptoms since. 4 n. NhkBAtatN.
turtauI Sept. "a, lhtB.
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DIED.

Obituary notices. beyond the date name and mast
epaid for.
In Rockand, Nov. 5th David Watson, aged ST years
Mrs. Nancy wife OF Albert Salisbury, aged 81 years.
In Newport, Me-, Nov. r. of consumption, Della NJ,
wife of Capt Henry j. Porter of Camden, AMI daughter
of Mr.. Joel Thomas, formerly OF Camden.
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LECTURES
I'll q fore Ell a i 1 ,
WINTER OF 1901.

TJ1IE LECTURE COMMITTEES WOULD announce
subscribers, and the public generally that they
have made arrangements for course of TEN Lee
rURES to be delivered at Hayford Hall during the com
ing winter, follows =
November %; Hon. WIN. PARSONS,
Observation-Disclosures Columbus.
December I'd; Il. z. WHIPrLE,
Subject-"L oaing and Laborng.'
December II; JOHN q. SAKE,
Subject" Ynnkee Land" Poem.
December 30; REV. WM. H. Ii. MURRAY,
Subject" Adrondacks.N
January 9TH: John s. G.. ABBOTT,
Subect"Thc Spanish Court and Nation
January Il; To be announced hereafter.
January %; (probably)-GEN. JAMES A. HALL,
Subject" Battle of Getty sburg
February 2d PROF. EDWARD S. MORSE,
Subject-"HOW Animals Move
February IA; MRS. MARY A. LIyERMoRE,
Subect-"The Reasons Why
February 2s; N. PAUL Il. DU CnAILLU,
Subject" Equatorial Africa"
TICKETS for the course So so. Single tickets cts
For Sale at Washburn and CaldwelFs Book Stores.
In order that this OF Lectures shall be
OF tickets should be sold. The committee would
therefore earnestly request that all interested In sustain
ing course of Lectures for this city should provide
themselves with season tickets at once.
WIN. 9. MARSHALL.
PHILO HERSEY.
ii. 7. THOMPSON.
WIN H. FoGLER.
WM. +. WAsHBURN.
LEWIS w. PkNDLEToN.
Belfast, Nov. /, 1870. ttl7 Committee
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The New York University BrMci,
PELEss STAPLES,

IVtW t"f ne Sb0tr ~ AdtH6 6Ht AGiS BCtthS-
Hicd
A5~ gsRts wanted In every tows 10 tAe St~te
1t has been aboat snse ia nav slsS
Medicine introduced into this State RetNNi4stana
Ing the strong opposition from The profession aad
particular friends the salss have hetts.-g
until they have reached $500 worth per day.
Hundreds of certificates oar be predseea aeGcssary
OF cases cured in Portland and rianiy. May wAe vel.
considered incurabe enjoying perfect RIalth
CATARRH the mother OF CoAssAptoh3 kMoaia
Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto CO.'S 4eT
cd incurablc, readily yield snder ssessaeat OF Ba
Hcrsity Medicines,
FEMALE DISEASES treated vita rcEiNot saseess.
Having treated hundred wttAa tho last
three months, consider il safe to warrant periazes
cure to % cases cut of every one hundrs wsoat
teri1ation or the least exposure.
SPERMA TORRHOEA the seaatest seshaSE VI ha
mnnily the fRce OF the Globe. Now many GowAii
loss Of precious vitality without avi,g the dightest IDEA
Of the cauac, their manhsoi ia daily vaais hing aAd ax
are gliding into state of hopeless decay 1 have
ed over five hundred cases of this paiady withia So
months with the University Aodotass with periest
cess.
Persons afflicted with disease win please cab
and get book free wherein they WIN isd tAsr dsc
& explained, uld necessary remedies.
Address, PELEG SrAPtBS
166 Congress St, Psrassa NJ.
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For three years WINS badly afflicted with AsiA4.,
Caarrh, and fearful consump tivc coagh. | was pr.
tectly cured with the University Medicines In we,
For the past two months have been continually
posed to wet and cold, without the ey
toms OF the above diseases. CAPT. A, Ci.EANES
Cape Elizabeth, June sd, 1870.
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81. AMP E PEST pGr y cents
aud either of the following splendid engravings FREE
Evangene; The American Beauty; President Grant
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