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REASONS AGAINST PRoFANE SWEARING.
Rev. Thomas Lightbody thus states

REASONS AGAINST PRoFANE SWEARING.
Rev Thomas Lightbody thus states
them:
I. 1t is sinful Profane swearing 10 pro-
h,bited ny the Most High as plainly as
murder. From Sinai the words were ut.
tered. Thou shalt not take the name Of
the Lord thy God in vain" Abiding to
eaths in common conversation, the Savior
SAYS, Swear not at all
2 II is vulgar The practice gives pain
to all but the most abandoned 1T is."
SAYS Washington. "a vice so mean and
low that every person OF sense and cha,ac-
ter dcspise it.
3. II is inexcussbls. He whose tongue
agibrating with oaths will generally ad-
that his conduct in this respect is alto
gether injefensible.
4. 1t is injurious. The profsne swesrer
is curse to the community, for he brings
down upon it tho judgment of heaven.
Because Of swearing" says the prophet.
"the land mourneth."
5. 1t is Improbable The man guilty
thereof is as fish caught by hook to
which there is no batc attached. He is a
volunteer for Satan. He works for the
devil and finds himself.
6. 1t is dangerous. THE Lord will lot
hold him guiltless who takc,h His name in
vain" The words Of the profans swearcr
may, As b, says. be "but wind" The
wind, however, is one that blows towards
hell (.a
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27

ORlGIN OF MAHOGANY FURNirURE-A
West India captain about the beginning
Of the eighteenth century, had brough,
some logs Of it as ballast for his ship, and
gave them to his brother, DIR. Gibbons, ar
eminent physician who was then building
house The wood was thrown aside as
too hard ior the workmen's tools. Some.
time afterward his wife wanted a candle.
box. The doctor thought of the West In.
dia wood, and out Of that the box was m de-
it, color and polish tempted the doctor to
have bureau made Of the same material
this was thought SO beautiful that it was
shown TO his friends. The Duchess OF
Buckingham, who went to look at it, beg.
gsd wood enough to make another bureau
for herself. Then the demrnd arose for
more, and Honduras mahogany became a
common article Of trade.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-27

from the Globe Rolling Mills, CHM" bought
since the govt manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

REAL EsrArETRANsaFg The follow.
ing deeds were admitted to record in the
RoCorda.S Office oGtOlliql cpuDiy5t0r the
wed ehtng iEfll fbs7ttiibt:N ~
Deed made February %, 1870, byR. W.
Hazlett and S. Warehouse 10 Louis Shau,
for lot No. in square No. 80, South
Wheeling; $3.50. Admitted April2.
Deed made March 81, 1870, by August
HillCbrcCht and wife to John Pracht, for
part Of lot No. "a, Main street, between
Third and Alley G, Centre Wheeling;
$4,000. Admitted April 9.
Decd made March "a, 1870, by Mary
Conrad, II. 2. Norris and wife to Charles
Nichols, for hcJNorth half Of loHA 80 and
1877, 0. A. Zanc's addition; $780, Admit
ted April2 2.
Deed made March "a, 1870, By Charles
Nichols and wife to Mary Conrad, In trust
for Sarah Morris, (wife Of II. P. MOrris,)
for the South half Of lot 1888, in 0. A.
Zane's addition; $500 Admitted April 4.
Deed made April /, 1870, by w. W.
Shriver and wife TO Fred. HOefGr for the
northeast part Of lot No. 90, fronting II
feet on Market street. md running back
20 feet. $4,000. Admitted Aptfl Al vi
Deed made November IS, 1860, by Law
renee SilkGr and wife to George Mendel
for lot No. 3 in square 81, on east side Of
Fifth street (SS feet squArcG $500. Ad.
lnitted April 4.
Deed made March "a by Adam KratZ
and wife 10 John HCinlein for north half
of lot No. 8 insquAre No. j22, South Wheel
ing; $3.50. Admitted April A.
Deed made April 9 by George Schwan-
enbergcr and wife to ThOs. Kullen, Tor
the north half lot No. In Churchill's
addition No. 9; 800. Admitted April q,
Deed made April ., by John KOhnlein
and wife to Charles Tape, for lot No. A,
in Lagrange, South Wheeling; $425. Adj
mittcd April 8.
Deed made April4, by Martha Knox to
Joshua Bodlcy, for 81 acres Of coal (un-
DERIVING surface sold heretofore to 2. Ja-
cob BY Mrs. Knpx0 $4,90G.0O. Admitted
April'6.
Deed made April 8, by c. W. B. Ali.
son and D. Peck, special commissioners In
case of Waits o.. Waits, 70 James II.
Wait, for the west 40 feet and 4 inches of
Of lots II and 1S, in Eof's addition, First
street, Centre Wheeling; $4,15O. Admit
ted April 0. .r ... .,..r.
Deed made April 8. by james II. Wait
and vito to Wm. H. Travis, for 10 feet 10
inches of the west end Of lots Nos. II and
l9, First street, EOffs addition; $3.50.
Admitted April 8.
Deed made April g, by James Il. Wait
and wife To William Shatfer, for part OF
lots Nos. II and IS. First street, Centre
Wheeling, fronting cot feet on First street;
$1,000. Admitted April .. sa
Deed made April 4, by Fred. Schcnk
md wife TO Andrews Sedan, for tho south
AZ feet Of lot No. 3 in square No 90, South
wheeling; $925. Admitted April.
Deed made March 81, by John A. llol-
liday and vito 10 David Kull, for the
north hnlr Of lot No. 155, west side Of
Chaplinc street, Centre Wheeling; $4,5OO.
Admitted April Z.
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River News.

The river was falling rapidly last even.
Ing. We are without the exact number
Of feet and inches in the channel, hut we
arr certain there Is a sufticiCncy ot water
for successful stCambOating.
4 humber Of tow bouts passed down
since DIR last report. Their names and
number Of hargcs would have no spccial
interest for uur readers.
Tho Hudson LEFT for Cincinnati, satur.
day afternoon with fair average trip.
The Anderson will DO found at the
lNnding to-day, and is advertised to leave
on her return to Cincinnati, tomorrow at
BEN. % VI ,lE '' '-.
The 81, SIarys, Capt. 4, 6. Sweeney, is
announced for ST.. Louis and the Missouri
river, Thursday This will afforl our
shippers u splendid opportunity to send
freight to the west and parties going to
that region will find the 81. Marys first
class In every particular. Capt. G. and
his Nid.dc-camp, Morris Downey, will see
that passengers arc made comfortable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

THE Rice Divorce Suit for fraud in age,
is causing great excitement In Boston. i
should warn young men not to marry in
haste. Rice is but %, his bride 81. He
swcan that she made him believe she was
but his own age, by using Magnolia Balm
upon her lace, neck and hands. Poor
youth. lie probably found lcr elbows
weren't quite so son and pretty. Ought
IIagan to be indicted: Wcknowof ma,y
similar cascs. This Balm gives most
wonderful pearly and natural complexion,
to which We don't object. 'Wclik pretty
women. To finish the picture, they
should usc Lyons Kathnfnnn uron the
hair. With pearly chin, rosy cheeks, and
soft, luxriant trcsScs, they become irrrsts-
tible ''''l Inare9tntidEw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

GlnvEL AND CEMENT I1OoRING. =
George CrumbaCkcr would inform the
public TINT he Is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared Mt any time topnt on roof, ciIh-
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
ofycars. Tie has now been engaged in
tie business for seEen years past, a nd his
work has outllvcd a half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
Is increasing from year to year. He put
on during the past year 1900 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
hrick.yard, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will hO attended 10 promptly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

4 VOICE FROM TIIR KITcIIES,-Up.
wards of thirty proGessed cooks, many Of
them mailing from the best hotels in the
United States, have voluntarily come tor
ward and pronounced RAND's SEA Moss
FGRINE tic finest article for puddings,
custartls, blanc mango, creams, jellles, and
other favorite items Of the dessert that has
ever come under their notice, /.
So much for epalatability Of tic now
element Of food. " I'll, ...., d, M.
A still greater number Of distinguished
physicians and scientific chemists endorse
1t Us nutriment Of tho very highest class;
while every llousGkcepGr who, uses It ad-
mits that # Is full iilty per cont cheaper
than maizena,, flrina, corn starch, or my
other preparation from corn or The cereal
grains. ..,...-..,.,. ,.s. ia ~
The new food staple Is manufactured,
under u patcnt, by the Sen Moss Fartnc
Co., 80 Park Place; and in view Of the
above established iacts, It is not surprising
tllat their extensive machinery Is kept
running night and day, to supply II de-
mind that Is rapidly becoming universal
aprtl.eOlSw .",.,
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PnRK PACKING ESTABLSHNENT,
FULTON, CNEAR WHEELINGD

In succeeding to the business of the late arm OF
List, Morrison b Co., We dcslEa 10 thank TIM
tFAdO for tho liberal patronage Gxtcnded 70 tho
house with which tho senior partner has been
connected for over twenty-five years. l
Our long experience with the wants Of uC
trade Of this section, and our ample facilities for
the transaction Of the WholGhal6 Grocery Bust.
mesa, lead Us 10 believe that We can Offer Induce
mCntE not surpassed elsewhere.
In connection With our regular busIneAA a.
heretofore, We hAv0 leased 4 hfHt.clREs Pork
Packing Establishment, and have secured tho
services OF Mr.. John BSyha, an experienced and
kklllfull Packer, by which arrangement VA Ito
enabled to sell Bacon, Ness Pork and Lard, at tho
We intend to otter special Inducements 10 Cash
and Prompt.pay buyers. We request an GxSE1t'
nation Of our stock and price list.
IAn1 $50 HENRY x. LIST d CO.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

-
{. ElIaA StIfOl, Hdm'r Of c. KAmmUr deceased.
H4..l vs..
+. A. BrcntlIngcr, admir- Of Geo. ". sights ct al.
in Chuntcry, 10 tho MunIcipal Court rwhecllnG.
Pursuant 10 a decree Of said Court entered In
above cause, al the January, 1870, term thereof,
will, on the nj day OF May, 1870, al 10 o'clock =.
~, nj the front door Of tho Court House IN
Wheeling, WeHt Virginia, proceed to sell at pub:
lIenuctIon, plCCO Of tho South East corner or
Loi No. I8T LII Noah Zane's Addition TO the City
" Wheeling. West Virginia, fronting. Is feet
inches on Union street, and running haCK tHat
width 80 feet
TEnXs-Q ns.thirl Of tho purchase money, or
such further sum US the purchaser may elect TO
nav, In hand, tho residue IN two equal install
me,Its payablC in six md twelve months with In.
I0Fcst irUm tho day Of sale. bond with approved
sccnrIty being given by the purchaser 1Or each al
k1Id IuNtAlmGntS. and interest IN Aforesaid.
Selling ~ Commissioner shall only convey
suchfltlC M IL vested In IlC ~ such, which H.,
however. believed ~ be perfect.
URO. Il. CALDWELL,
unrI Commissioner.
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L, $. COuRT.-This Court adjourned at
an curly hour OH Saturday morning. We
hear That this was necessary in order to
reach Charleston against the time up
pointed for holding term Mt that place.
1t is understood that the Court viii meet
again III this city on the nth Of May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

I.O.O.F. BALIA-Thc ball given Fri
day evening, by Eureka Lodge No. AZ, l.
o. o. F. Of South Wheeling, was grand
success. The large hall was filed with n
choice company Of ladies and gentlemen,
who stripped the light fantastic to the
strains Of the finest music until the "wcc
sma' hours" The oniGr was everything
that could he desired, and The affair is rep.
resented 10 have been one of'the most
pleasant Ofthe season. a
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LADIES WArcnEs.-Tt used to be thai

LADIES WATcnEs.-It used to be that
many ladies wOr watches rs mere Ofna.
naments, aud the aforesaid chronometcrs
were gotten up accordingly. Of late II
has become fashionable to purchase them
for use US well as ornament, and they arc
selected accordingly, ut least OxtOby d
Dufllcll, the Market street Jewellers, keep
nothing In this line but what they can
guarantee US accurate timGrs Call and
see nice stock of every make Of watch,
icwelry, &C., at 1O4 Market street. below
Mcclure House. a.U H..
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TIM BOILERS MEETNu.-Wc arG told
that at tic boilers meeting, Saturday, it
was resolved 10 adhere TO the demand for
the price paid last year Tor their labor.
We trust tic views Vi the mill Owners and
boilers will be lannonizcd, and TINT these
great sources of our prosperity will not lie
idle q single week this season.
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SALARY ISCREAsEn.-WG hear that tho
salary Of Rev. Mr.. Cross, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church in South Wheeling,
was increased two or three hundred dol
lars per annum ut a recent meeting Of the
oflICiary of the charge. m j1l3Bl.. a "a
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LEcTuRE AT BENwOoD, special train
Of three cans went down to BcnwOod yes
terday afternoon, carrying persons who
desired to hear the lecture Of DR.. BFann,
on "Papal IntallibiIity." These, together
with the residents Of the place, filled the
church TO replCtiOn. The Doctor occu-
pied something over an hour In the deliv-
cry Of his lecture, and commanded the
undivided attention Of tho large audience
present, Wchear that the effortwNs an
able Que and fully sustained DR.. BIS rrpu-
tation us an earnest md eloquent lecturer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

HoIX WEEK,-Ycsterlay was Palm
Suntlay-tlle bCglnningor Holy week, and
the closing Of the lCnten season. The
usual religious Observanccs were held III
the Catholic churches in the city. The
day Is so called because It commentaries
the trumphial entry Of tho Saviour into
the city of Jerusalem, md is especially OBJ;
served in the Latin, Anglican and
some other branches Of the Christian
church. Holy week Is kept with
unusual strictncSS, Commemorating rs
It does the passion Of Christ, his cruel
fxiOn and triumph over death. Friday
will be GOOD Friday" 80 designated be-
cause in accordance with the belief Of all
Christians. Christ suffered an ignOminlOus
and cruel death on the cross in order to
save sinners and redeem u lost world,
thus comforting, out Of divine love
for his creatures, an inestimOblc
good on the whole human family.
All Christians recognize Christmas us
commemoratiOn holiday, for on that day
was brought into the world a child whose
mission was the grandqst ever known to
humanity. With this day observed to
mark the hirtli'of the Savior, Cool Fri
day his passion and death, and Easter
Sunday his resurrection from the dead,
Christians can never forget that He lived
and died to redeem one and all; and the
lesson Of his humility, suffering, sorrow md
triumph should ever prove fresh and in
spring to the weak and taltcring. Mo- ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEw.-lhe
General Agent Of the Felipe lnpFOued
IEdN1ing Machine, the best washer now In
use, Is stopping for few days at the
Stamm House, on Water street. Parties
wishing to buy territory in this Statc Will
do well 10 cali around and sec this ma
chine. This Is a good chance for investingl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

BASH BALL.-Thc base ball season was
opened In this region, Saturday afternoon,
down in CaIdwell's field. We noticed
three or four games being played on the
ample grounds there ut the same time;
md We heard that the South Wheeling
boys are organizing crack club, with the
intention Of carrying of the championship
Of The State. We presume there will be
number Of clubs willing to cross willows
with them for the prize. lt.. 4
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CoNCEl.r.-The LII Belle Baptist aIis.
sion Sunday School gave a concert in the
South Wheeling Presbyterian Church
last Friday evening. The attendance WINS
quite large, md the school children nc
quilted themselves handsomely a con-
siderable sum was added to the eXChcquer
of the school, which will be expended In
the purchase Of requisites for It's seccesslul
operation,
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SABBATH BREAKESd.- hear that q
humber of persons were engaged, ycster-
day, in playing ball and fishing, up the
creek. It's tic intention Of the authori-
tics 10 put n stop TO such proceedings on
Sunday, and parties disposed to violate
the law In this particular would do, well
to make II note Of 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

RElEAsED.-"scott," Of peanut fame,
whose arrest and commitment to Jail on
the charge Of appropriating three watches
the property Of James ?. Henderson, We
mentioned one morning Inst week, was re.
leased from custody Saturday evening,
without hail. We infer from this that the
searrh Of his premises Saturday afternoon
furnished no proof of his guilt.
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RErunNED.-W.L L. Parkinson, Esq, OF
this city, who went to Europe twompptls
since on legal business, arrived home
three or four days ago, in excellent health.
We tender him our congratulations on
his safe return. t.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

TIE Partridge Joint Stock CO. have Just
received n new lot Of oval and rustic
frames, comprising oil the latest patterns;
also an addition TO their well selected
stock Of stcrc0scopeS ind stereoscOpic
views. ......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

MONDAY, APRIL II, tszOI
For Additional Local St' First Page.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Steamer DIajor Anderson. II
Steamer Arlington. ~ :
Steamer 81. Marys.
Cook Wanted.
Now Firm. a''i fiar..|0 4.
German Bank.
RcmOvuI-Adams Express Co.
Dry Goods Panic.
Tho Best Photographs IN the city. d,
Two Delightful New Music Books.
"And he Played on q Harp ola Thou
3and Strings"
Letter List,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

ANNyEBsARY. = Yesterday w4Fa the
twenty-aflll anniversary Of thu great
fire." which laid the better part Of Pitts
burgh in ruins. That fearful couaagra.
tion occurred, April 10, 1915, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one eau become the
owner Of a first class Wheeler q Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No, IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
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Observation-Disclosures in the matri-
monial way, Inst week, was dull. Only
four licenses were Issued during the week
ending Friday evening
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Mus. Dn. FRENCH This lady will re-
turn to the city to-day, and may be con-
sultcda at her rooms at Dailey's City Hotel
on and after tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-11

FRESH FIsn.-For tho choicest varieties
Of Fresh Fish go TO N. MCKee's new store,
No. G5 Main street, Centre Wheeling. A
good supply received daily and sold at
reasonable rates. -
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MINISTER NAUTHoBIzED.-LaSt week,
Rcv.llB B. Farrar, Presbyterian minister,
was authorized to celebrate the rites Of
malrimOny In this county.
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"JUNlrER Tar soar" CWrea chapped haudS
sAlt.rhoum, pImplcs, aud all cutaneOua affections,
rendering the skin sOIt aud smooth. Manutac-
tnrsd By ,rgn CASWELL, HAZARD d CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. si, New York
ny2I.M, Th, .d&W,
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SADDLERY.-A. Schwertierger, No. ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&c, and Is now ready to serve his former
customers, and tho community generally.
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DANGEROUSLY I1.L.-We regret to hear
that the wife of Rev. II. G. WestwoOd,
pastor Of Fourth Street N. +. Church, in
this city, is extremely III in Baltimore
and is not expected to survive many days
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TTGHI FTSHI

DISHI FISH! IN !'T-
Il g Barrels No. med. new MaeEsrel. J
} 90 No. q NGcksFsl. etn
10 KitsNo.l " ~.
90 No. g
1000 Pounds med. and large CodASh,
Just received and for sale BY .:..
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BATT Carriages, Field CroQucts, House
Cleaning Brushes, all at reduced prices ut
D. NicOll & Bros.
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CITY CoUNcn4-The regular monthly
meeting Of the City Council will he held
tomorrow evening.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE s.N
FOR = ALE

By Virtue Of decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, will offer, at private sale until the
18th day or April, 1870, and II not previously
sold. wifi no offered at public sale on that day at
10 o'clock A, ", ut tho front door Of the Court
House. Lot No 10. GrahAm'E addition TO the
city Of Wheeling. situated on the sontll aide OF
Centre RireCt, between Flilh and Sixth streGia,
On HRid lotla new two story brick house con-
tAIuIng rooms ana attic story, furnished In the
most modern and improved style, with heating
apparatus In the cellar, cooking range, with hot
and cold water, sink. etc. In kitchen bathroom,
tub, water.rIOset hot and cold water In I'd story;
the whole house well elevated and well lighted,
making one Of the most desirable. convenient
and hcalthful locations In the city.
TERMS W SALE-OnC-thlTd cash, balance IN
equal iustAlments, payable In q. ~, IS and ~
months, with interest FPmi.Annually, secured by
decd Of trust, or all cash at the option Of rnr-
chaser. Il. a. IllLlltEIu'
snF6 Guardian.
IRcEistcr copy iw. and charge Intclicencer)