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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-23
WEST VIRGINIA.


= Mai. James NJ. Jackson, Of ClArksI
burg, a gentleman Of considerable means
and OF fine intellectual gifts and culture,
died lat Wednesday, in his 5Sd year. He
was a sonof John G. jackson, formerly
Judge Of the United States District Court
Of Virginia, Il 4mla5 uHoa ylm
AT Burning Springs, last Monday
night, a young man named Alfred Clark
walked of an oil boat into the river, and
was swept awayiby the current and
drowned. iJhla HNw-uii5EW !l,,ll Z
"A company has recently Been organ.
lied at Parkersbarg under The name Of
"The Carpet Bag Oh Company, rom no
! "A fortnight ago aEoung man, James
Anderson OF BellyilIe, Wood county, had
his right hand shattered by the bursting
Of a rifle, barrel into which two loads had
been rammed. The hand has been am
,putated, and Anderson is in q critical sit
,uation. RG.IaH l'.N % 5;i" bgIrI
, Last Wednesday morning near Cen!
trail Station, Mr.. Samuel Wlseman Of
that vicinity was found dead beside the
railroad. 10 Circumstances indicated that
he had been thrown from his horse and
killed by striking railroad tie, r i,
7 The Conservative says q number Of
animated busts" occur in Clarksburg
every night. t.'' {i.,'' H., .'' 'I 51..l
: -on the night Of the 18th, Mrs, Sam,
uel jackson, Of Rowlesburg, was found
dead in her bed. Her husband has been
addicted to drinking and it is supposed
that grief over his dissipation coupled
with heart disease was the cause Of her
death. III al
-on the evening Of the 10th Peter San.
ders, an old citizen residing on Cheat riv,
er afew miles above Rowlesburg, under
took to run raft of logs to the saw min
at that place. The river. was 50 high
that the ran became unmanagcable, and
when near the saw mill landing it struck
a large crib or pier in the middle Of the
river and threw MI. IS, into the water,
Before boat could reach him no was
drowned ars ar re ~. BIO mu /
-hlessrs. Compton, Guseman, and
Thayer, having established the Grafton
Sentinel on a firm foundation, have turned
it over to Dir. James w. Holt, who has
heretofore had charge ofthe publishing
department n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-23
A Sick old belmont County Boy,

d
From a report Of the last session Of the
American Institute Farmers Club, held
atNew York. on the 1Ohs we take the
fOll6wingA / " ~ ~ IL | :
A correspondent, signing himself "a
Country Boy wrote from Belmont, Ohio,
In most dolefdl stf6inS He wasla lender
youth of some thirty summers, and was
In search Or some locality fot his health
@ighs Of sympathy, HG was single (AIr.
Quinn ,sympathized with, him), suffered
from his liyeE and had thel dystebsla.,
Prof ColtGh II ediumends chewing gihseha
mot gin.sling). This poor correspondent
has q cough Dust at presentI n Is nervous"
can't stand much hard work" loves an
easy liie, y iffwbuld llkt V 10 Where ne
winters arc warm and tue summers cool;n
and, finally, has mo neana and no great
expectations y q What, shAll ~ dot The
professors made merry over tho tWoes ii
this poor fellow, One hard.hearted one
thought he needed thorough reconstruc.
ton: A lady suggested that hO might 20
70 Japan, where board was two. cents o
day and wage tbtt Aii6tl n IL 0mmehdg
cd that no should seek truth down a well
and forgetto come up again, first notify.
Ing the proprietors, least they Shopld 90
poisoned ~ drinking Of lhcl1hldr. Fin
ally Il was decided that There was no
place on the nee Of 9lhq, Garth which
would satisfy alr the lohgings oil this
exActing cwTeap0 ndenty unless II 10 that
paradise for tho unhappy-arecl Colo.
RADIO, 80, :, We ,', ,il Y 70 5 70. 4
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AYopNG couple in Bristol, Va, were 90
affected at Q recent revival meeting that.
they stsnt forward 70 tho altat, and b.
listed on heilg married. siS,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-23
I '|i|'|'' SATAN BESII1l1l1

A new Book Of Universal and Abiding Value,
Written nom d high moral and physiological
standpoint, 1t shows how SATAN IL working ont
rectiOn Of certain Of the bascr passions. The I'm.
portAnt subjects discussed are handled with the
almost dellcacy,yet with such force and direct.
ness that there d no installing the authors
meaning. Thework 10 fresh from the pen Of one
and deals directly with great evils from which
spring physical and moral degradation, social dis
cord and domestic lhielclty; that IN iact, are
sapplng the very foundations OF Society. II 10
well calculated 10 produce profound impression
and 10 DO GOOD, Just incorporation as II 10 read,
lars sent free. G. r. VENT, Publisher,
Janl6dAweod IS ". Fourth st, Cincinnati.
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sIMlLIBUs CURANTUR
! HUMPHREYS ..g.,s.

Have proven from the most ample experience
an entlre success: Simple Prompt Rflcient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medi.
made In using them 20 harmless as 10 DO ffce
from danger, and 30 efficient as 10 be always re-
liable, They have received the highest commen-
dalton nom the Thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts.
action TO those who try them. ... d.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplation,
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness
Organic Debility, Dcfurmities, speedily cured,
he who places himself under tho care 6fnF, j
may rcligiously con1de In his honor as a gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill asa ply
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NOT A FEW

HHffru NOT A FEW p u Hiil H
Of the worst disorders that atIiict mankind arise
nom tho corruption that AOcumulates In the
Blood. or all tho discoveries that have been
made 10 purge Il out, mono can equal In effect
HRLMBoLD's COMPOUND EXTRACT or SARsAPA-
RILLA. II cleanses and renovates the Blood, In
stills tho vigor Of health into the system, and
purges out the humors which mako disease II
stimulates the healthy functions Of the body,
and expels the disorders that grow and Tankle In
the blood. Such remedy that could be relied on
has bean long sought and now the public have ono
not admit OF Certificates TO show Is effects, but
the trial Of single bottle will show 10 tho sick
that 1t hhs is virtues surpassing anything they
have ever taken. n
Two tAblcspoonsinl Of the Extract OF Sarsapa.
rllA added 70 pint OF water Is equal 10 the Lis
bon Diet Drink, aud one bottle Is fully equal 10
gallon OF the Syrup OF sArsaparilla or tho decoc.
tion as usually made. m .YIfU
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ASSOCIATION RANKS NO. /,

ling Companies o. new
cancelled
cOmpAnys than the actual Increase Of
I
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Y - QF 2U uJ 7I'
4N UaruFE15a
~ 81 rlri Ts 5tt
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate OF one OF the most eminent Col.
legcs In the United States, and tho greater patt
o. whose life has been spent In the hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing IN
the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed ut sudden sounds, bashIul
ness, with frequent blushing, attended s0me.
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured i'm.
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Jhe9ttte4ig
VI q I'll 0l u
LETTER FROM CUMBERLAND.

ME Pi,tsDursh 4 conneisyIlls s4i-
sroad..Strike at b. 4 %! Rolling
Mill-.Bridging the POt0mac--Jail
OeliVery.-The Black.McKaig Trial
4 Municipal Election.-ApprOach-
Ing Execution. a%sjA :,
cortipOndsne, Or Me,InttlI5saeit.t WE 4
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HIT. IlELMBOLD,S ROSE WASH,

HIT. IIELMB0LD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising nom
habits OF dissipation, used 10 connection With the
Extracts Buchn and SArsaparilla. in such diseases
as recommended. Evidence OF the most reepon.
sible and reliable character will accompany the
medicines Also explicit directions for use, Leih
hHRdredS Of thousands living witnesses, and up.
wards Of 1000 unsolicited certificates and rec.
omm6ndAt0fy letters, many OF which arc from
the highest sources, including eminent Physi.
clans, Clergynen, Statesmen, &c. The Proprie.
tor hasn0VeT resorted 70 their publication I'd the
newspapers; ho does not do this from tho fact
that hisartlcles rank as Standard Preparations,
Tho Science OF Medicine, like the Doric Col.
umn, should stand simple, pure, majestic, having
Fact for its basis Induction for lts pillar, and
Truth alone FORTS Capital. - ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-10-28
DLURIUS SUBTEN IN DIVORCE
Oct. 2l.-3u1

Il MBRiA OiNlN, s.:
- The Communicable Of P.HHS'drrTtU q tF,
Us. sheriff of Cambria COHTItHs Greeting:
49, Whereas HvGU \. JAsfISON dil, on the
Sd day Of May. \. ID. 1871. prefer MS petitica be
fore the ourt of OmmOU PI cas- Oi said CpuU-
ty. praying. for the causes ther, in set forth
that he might bC divorced from rhc hnur4S Ui
matrmouy entered into with j JULTA Al ANIS,pN.
We do therefore command you, the said IT-
IA &. = ANtSON. we have done before. that
setting aside all manner of excuses Whatsoever
YOU be and appear in your proper person be-
fore our Judges at EhcnSburg, at our Court oT
Common Pleas there to be held on the sss-Et
Monday Of December next. to answer the
petition or libel aforesaid. md 10 show cause.
IF anF you irHves why the said HUGH :. JANtSon
should not hc divorced from the bonds OF mat
rimOny entered into with YOU; and ordered
further. that the same shall bc served 10y pub
licatiOn according to the provisions of the act
OF assembly in such case made and provided.
Hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. GEORGE TAYIoR. President
Judge OF our said Court, at Ebcnsburg- the
seventh day of September. y. ID. 1871.
!. X. Hitc Parliamentary
AtteSt-W. Il. BONiCNER. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Eoensburg. Sept. 81 lS.I.-lJO.+tl J
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AuDIrOR.s NOTICE r-John Z

a UDI TOR - NUI IDE - ohn i
"a Barnes rs Daniel Reed and Sarah Reed
Common Pleas 0f CCmbTiG County, No 70 sept
Term. 1871. Fl. Fd.
AND NOW. Sept 9. ISL. on motion of Johns
ton & Scanlan w. Horace Rose. ESf-, appoint
Ell Auditor TO report distribution of money in
the haIs.IS of rha Sheriff arising from the sale of
defendants real estate. From the Record
BY the Court. J. X. HITE. Proth y LI-S.l
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will sit for the purpose of Che above appoint
ment. at his Office in the Borough of .IOhustOwn-
on Friday. the 3d of November next. at
l O o'clock. p. NJ. when and where all parties in
terested may attend if they see proper.
". HORACE ROSE, 4ltditOr.
Johnstown. Oct. u, 1S1l.-4t.
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Letter from Ohio.
zANrsv1I.1r. O. Oct 1s- Isl

ZANFSVIIsLE, o, Oct. Is. 1S1I.
DEAR FREEMAN-Now that the excitement
OF 'hc election is over perhaps you may find
space for a few rambling juttings. Last week
was IN west Elizabeth, Pa, VIII re | was glad
- see casper Fielding, formerly OF CarTUiltown
Jasper complained of not getting the FREEMAN
cr told him the fault was not yours. He
says he looks for the FREEMAN as Il messenger
1ram home, so he does not like to be disap-
poihtcd. F
occurrence took place in StubenViIie, O. Two
little fellows in the Poor House named Sheri-
uan and HQlley, aged and q years, dur a hole
IN the yard. went then and fetched a reel foot
INTO It, One held him down while the other
threw the earth and stones over him. Poor
niue Llmpy,' as he was called. was soon miss
cd After some searching he was found in the
punishment was told that could be inflicted
on these young murderers was to send them to
the Reformatory.
Last evening a most tragic affair took place
In this city. lawyer named Charles Durbin
shot himself through the side because his wife
was on the verge of death. Both of thcuf~in
Ten minutes after were in eternity. When
Durbin's father heard of his sons death, he
thouRht Ito do likewise" but some kind neigh
borS prevented him.
This (MuSkingum) county is ahead of little
Cambria in Democracy. 1t elected its entire
ticket and gave old-fashioned majority to
NcCook for Governor.
Ills evening there is to be concert here in
ald OF the Chicago sufferers. L am sure it will
be a success.
The water In the Ohio river is so low that
cows walk into the channel. The CAPTAINS of
the few boats running say they must put n
eoW-catcher on their boats if raise does not
soon take place
Any of your readers who may haDpen to
come this way let them be sure and call to see
ID: Men erney, who keeps near the Depot
Ihey VIII hnd Denny whole-souled fellow.
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$lS,45J, 100000

total eighteen thousand four hundred and fifty
millions OF dollars. This is a large amount of
money but the estimate is low not perhaps
ore half of the money actually spent in the
Uultsd STATES for sustenancs 1t will lie
seen that the mind is not wei cared tor as
the body. There are about five million OF chill
oren attending school in the Uailed States. at
all average, OF eight dollars per annum, max
ing forty millions OF dollars. In Pennsylvania
the teaching fund is about three millions the
whisky iGnd fifty millions, quite a dtffereuce
1t costs more in Pennsylvania to keep dogs
than TO educate the rising generation. 1t costs
more tor either oysters. ice cream, or cigars,
than for education. Hence, almost all kinds
Ui business flourish except teaching aud print
ing. The figures will fully demonstrate this
The wells in this vicinity are failing such is
the severity of the drought hero. WHAT can it
be in Ebsn.burg ?
The Pittsburgh Synod of the Presiryterian
church met here last week Present near tive
hundred persons Some able and learned men
were among the number.
The United Presbyterian church is ready
for the root Limbers, which will be put on dur
ing this week. 1t Is large too story build
ing.
A fire ragged all night Saturday, all day on
Monday and all Sunday night the Heanrick
hill between East Conemaugh and our place
1t was very brilliant on Sunday night. Fences
we're burned. but | did not hear OF any bna
ings being destroyed.
John Conrad, Esq, of Broo vile. Pa. is
here on a visit see his friends Mr.. Conrad
is young lawyer Of promise, and is doing
we'll in BrookVille.
The Democrats of Carrolltown and Cambria
borougbS should each be presented with 4
beautiful banner for the way they rolled up
Democratic votes at the last election.
The Philadelphia Press says that q Nelson
Smith, E,q., OF the Four q larters, will go to
Texas TO make it his final residence. We wish
him much good luck.
The streets of Johnstown are to be lighted
with gas, said enlightment To tax place soon
This is a much needed improvement.
The Somerset Railroad project is on the
tapis sgain A route is to be surveyed this
fail yet (it snow does not prevent and a letting
is TO take place. God speed the enterprise
There was quite tracas i'll Hornerstown
this week at house rented by one Moore
The husband and wife and one Rose Suther
land, or some such = name, were arrested and
sent to j,il for living in too close quarters -
There is much talk here about the afLir. No
doubt you have heard something about it by
this time. Rob Roy.
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FURS AND MUFFs, &C.

ForBsubscribers to each paper, accompanied
~ sis cash, a Belgian Coney Set will be given.
For subscribers to each paper ($l9 for AID a
rrench COney Collar and Muf1.
For 70 subscribers to each paper and $50 Five
strne Alaska Sable Collar and Nun. satin lined.
Fnr Is subscribers 70 each paper at SO apiece,
an Imitation Ermine Collar arid Muff
For ~ subscribers to each paper at same rates,
an Imitation Seal Collar and Muff.
For 2j subscribers to each paper, any one of
The following articles: a Real Mink Collar and
Nuf richly trimmed, satin lined; Silver Gene
Va HuntinC Watch: Gents Gold Chain; Solid
cold Pin and Drops, Alaska setting; Pair OF
Plain Gold Bracelets; Fine Gold Pin and Drops.
TEOther premiums will be added next w eek.
Each club subscriber on the above terms will
he entitled to one of the Fruit Chromos.
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Iohssrnws. Oct. u. 1871.


Friend MoPIKE The tone OF our friend
Rob Roy's last communication Is so sad that
| feel inclined to say word or two for his
benefit. In place OF regarding these as the
melancholy DAYS" it is meet and right TO re-
gard them the days of ripe fruition in which
all the hopes of the year have been fealized.
..The harvest treasures all now gathered III,
The circling ieuce shut up;
And instant winters utmost rage defied.'
The leaves, hav ing fulfilled their Office do
fall TO the ground and their separating elements
enter agaIu in to the composition OF oiher
plants. Nothing is lost-it is out the disinte
grafton and re combination OF elements. forever
producing new forms OF beauty or usfu1ess
Each (. ling leaf leaves upon the limb bud
which contains the undeveloped form OF ne"
leaves and flowers. and every seed contains tn e
per lcct germ Of new plant. Even II 1t were
tue that mature deposits in everything the
elements of its own destruction. yet Infinite
Power has implanted the germ of new life in
every form of living thing which is subject to
decay.
"On the cold cheek of death smiles and roses
blending.
And beauty immortal awnkes from the tC mo.
If the heart sadjens at the dreadful calaml
ties which have occurred by hre, yet We are
cheered by the grand response which a common
humanity throughout the civilized worIi has
made to the cry for aid and tuceor in This hour
Of aHiction. w. i. n:
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

N Estate of CHRISTIAN SMAY, decd.
Letters of Administration on the above es-
tate situated in Summerhill township, Cam
bria county, having been granted to the under
signed by the Register thereof. all persons hav-
ing claims against the same requested to
present them properly authenticated for set
Element and those indebted are notified that
payment must be made without delay.
ANN SMAY, Administrators,
SIIumerhiIl Twp, Oct. q, 1S1l.-4t.*
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Or 0yu Firesidc leach of whom will receive
U ons Of the Premium Fruit ChrOmOs) and three
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NOTICE TO DoCTORs Fresh V CCINE Virus,
warranted scdb-price one dollar and fifty
cents-at John F. Kinneys DRUG STORE, 26i
Main street, JohnStOwn- Pa.
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PREMIUM FRUIT CRROMO .

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Eonderful low price of THREE DOLhAh no Per Per
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AKERS- STEwART.-Married. AT ST. John s
church, Altoona. by Very Rev. Father Tuigg,
GE9. j. AK FRs. OF Johnstown n, and Miss III ESTER
4. STEWART, of the former place.
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Don't suffer your hair to fall OF when n bot
tie or two of Natures Hair Restorative will
check it, Splendidly perfumed and as clear ns
crystal. All wide awake druggists sell it. See
Advertisement.
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CHERIEF.S SALE-Rr virtne of .nr

CHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of sun
~ dry writs of Terd. EFT0H and Eit1i ldc iIS
issued out of the Court of Common PlC&S of
Cambria county. and tn me directed. there will
be exposed to Public Sale, at thp Court House
i'm Ebensburg. on TUESDAY, the ,th day OF No-
VENEER next. at | o'clock, y. NJ, the follow IN"
Real Estate. To wit: All tlre right. title and in
teTcst of Mary Is,nbrode, OF, in and to Il lot OF
ground situate in Carr0llTOwn borough. tam
bria county, fronting on an alley on the north,
and Francis Buck ON the west. LOT OF Lawrence
Scbroth on the south. and lotof Philip CLOSER
on the east. having thereon erected 4 two story
plank house, now in the occupancy of Mary
IsenbrOde Taken in execution and TO be sold
at the snit of John Buck & Co., tor use Of John
f. ScaI.lan ct, al.
II, 3. BON4CKER, sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Ebensburg, Oct. 2l, 1S7l,-3t.
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LADIES' FANCY FURs


the different kinds of Furs from first hands in
Europe, and have had them made ND by the
most Skillful wOrkmen. wOuld respectfully in
vte the readers of this paper to call and exam
inc his very large and beautiful assortment OF
FdacU FljTS f0F Ladies dHu { HiifTeE. avn deter
mined TO sell AZ as lolC prices as THU other re
spectacle House in this city All FtUS tcuTTUHt-
ed. No misrepresentation t. erect SrieS;
IDEfN FIf2EIRt.
Oct. 21.-3m. rs ARCH STREET PHILAD' A.
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IN every dav experiences people are apt TO
tut to much faith in luck" 1t is all very good
to have faith in luck, but it will come sooner
If you seek it by looking steadily after your
own interest, and you can't do this better than
by purchasing your dry good. dress good, no.
tions groceries Sc. of John ]. Murphy, on the
corner ofMain md Franklins tretS-
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NIALE TEACHER WANrED.-A

w Male Teacher is wanted to take charge Of
the Loretto District school for the term of SIX
MONTHS. Salary to toe regulated according 70
the qualification of the Teacher. tOr further
information apply 10
). E. SUIELDS, Secretary.