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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-03
THE BROOKLYN VICTIMS.

The Funeral Ceremonies Over the Chenevlcre
and Uhlnapn Families-SermOn by the Rev.
A. p. Putnam.
very large assemblage OF persons congregated
withllf the walls Of the Church OF the Saviour on
Perrepont street. Brooklyn Heights, at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose OF witnessing
the performance Of the last rites OF that Church
over the bodies Of five OF the victims Of the West.
field explosion of Sunday last. The remains were
those Of the Cheneviere and Uhlmann families which
had been laid out since their arrival in Brook
Ign at an undertaKer's establishment Fulton
nue.. From the latter place they were removed to
the church 10 two hearses shortly before four
O'Clock and the caskets were arranged in order and
were strewn with bowers and immOrteles. The
plates bore the following inscriphons-
JEAN RTDoIfn a'r UHITANN.
Died July so, 1871.
Aged IS years, months. 10 days.
The deceased, who was dressed IN q black coat.
white collar and black cravat, was very much dis
figured about the face. Beside the casket contain
Ing the body OF Mr.. Uhlmann was the last narrow
earthly habitation OF his daughter, very beautiful
young girl, with dark hair. There were no marks
Of Disagreement about her save slight bruise over
the left eye. The inscription on this coffin was:-
JEANNE UHLMANN.
Died July 80 1871.
5 Aged II years, 10 months, 20 days.
In the next casket was the sadly dlsfgured body
OF the little granddaughter OF Mr. Uhlmann. The
face was brown aud the features shrvened from
pain. The inscription on the coffin lid was:-
MARIE ANNA CHENEvIERE.
Died July 81 1871.
Aged years, months Is DAYS.
The body of the father of the latter looked rather
natural. He was attired in black. Tie plate was
inscribed as follOws:-
MARC CHENEVIERE.
Died July, 1871.
Aged 80 years. % days.
The NTH and last casket contained the fair re-
mains OF the son OF the latter, and the face was
without bruise. The inscription was
CHARLES ARTHUR CHENEVIERE.
Died July 80, 1871
Aged years, months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-03

AnureW C0yIe'b FuhcHH1s
Andrew Coyle, another victim, was buried
yesterday at Calvary Cemetery. The Grand Army
OF the Republic Of which ne was member,
paid the last tribute OF respect 10 the re.
mains. C0yle served with distinction In the
navy during the rebellion, receiving medal
from Congress for gallantry In the action at Fort
Fisher. With q rrne sailors instinct he saved the
lie OF child after he was fatally injured The skin
and flesh peeled from his hands and arms as he bore
the ond to pace OF safety. The funeral took place
nom 81 Monroe street at two O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-03
ADDITIONAL VICTIMS.

In addition to the deaths already mentioned tho
following are given as the deaths Of yesterday
Ira Abbott died at 9.4O A. M.
Patrick Finnigan died at 9:15 P. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-03
Another Funeral.

Frederick Kreichner who was severely scalded in
the explosion, was buried on Tuesday from Bellevue
Hospital The members OF the K. ". verein Hum
boldt Society accompanied the cortege to the Hous-
Lutheran Cemetery, jamaica. Mrs. Krechner is
still suffering IN Bellevue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-03
Inspection of the steam Gauge.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The accident that occurred to the boiler OF IN .
ferryboat Westfeld has brought forth many statex
ments and probabilities OF the cause, &c.. and yet
there appears to be out few, In my humble opinion,
except Inspector Matthews, that attribute 1t to the
right onevz., to an excess OF steam. Tie engineer
OF the steamer admits at the time Of the accident two
pounds pressure In excess OF that allowed by the,
Inspectors cerfcate therefore, would IL not be a.
Judici0us plan to inspec the steam gauge Of the III
Iated steamer by mercury column and ascertain
wnetner SAID gauge al the pressure OF twenty seven
pounds (Which the engineer SAID was recorded At the
Tune OF the explcslon) does not indicate nearer
forty-seven pounds by the column? 1t Is universay
known 20 all first class engineers that spring
gauges from their complicated cogs wheels. spr1nga
and lever, are rendered by Oxyd, dust wear all
most entirely unreliable, and entirely so when the
engineer neglects the safety valve which should I'd
raised from It's seat every morning.
Feeling this opinion may be OF service In develops
ing the right cause, remain an interested
ENGINEER.
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been informed Of his sons death. His fsmfy were
poor BEFORE but this terrible aict0n has made less
probable the recovery from their present poverty
stricken state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09
APPARATUs ANp MuaEuM.

The Institution has q complete Get Of Philo-
sophieal Apparatus, and students who wish II
are trained In the use Of Pield Ins,rumep,s-Slso
. thoroughly htted up Laboratory for practical
instruction and WORK IN Chemical Analysts and
tiny $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09
The Kentucky Election.

Prom the Cincinnati Gazette, yesterday.
The returns from the Kentucky cleo.
tiOns are scattering, but they ali point Ia
one way. Everywhere the Republicans
have made large gains. The Democrats
have carried the State, TO be sure-and
this was expected on all sides-but their
customary majority has been 30 much re.
duced that the victory is one for them TO
weep rather than to rejoice over. Begin.
ring with the vote Oi Louisville, which
shows Republican gain Of 5000, the
render will see that there ia scarcely a
county or precinct in the State but r..
ports heavy Democratic losses. In 1858
Seymour's majority in that State was TO- f.
1913 The next year Tate beat Wing for
the tIeasureship by 81, $50 votes. In 1870,
in the vote for congressional representa-.
tiyes, the Democratic majority was 49,.
2O3. This year the Democratic majority
will hardly be over 10000, II, indeed, Il
comes up to that figure.
How that majOrity-magre and mean
as II Is In comparison with what the
democratic party have been wont 10 do
in kentucky-has been obtained. our
Louisville special gives an intimation.
Tests are applied to colDrcd voters, which
were mo. applied in tue case or white
voters. II is not improbable that other
means u intimidation we're rCsnrtc1 H..
such instances should be sought out, and
such punishment inflicted as will deter
the perpetrators from repeating their base
work. A lesson should be taught that
these fellows will remember next year.
The Republican party Of Kentucky
done splendidly this year. II has for the
first time fairly measured liz strength
with thedominant party Of the State. II
has found TO its own great surprise, tina,
Kentucky Is not so hopolessly beyond r..
dcmption as had been feared. The task
Of bringing II into harmonious relations
with the general government will be an
easier one than was expected The Ken
lucky resolutions will be forgotten II the
work that has been done this year is re-
peated next II only needs that General
Harlan and some Of the live progressive
young men Of the State should take hold
once more 70 lin the commonwealth from
the ruts. We hope to call General liar.
Ian Governor yet.
OtCOurse there were riots True Ken.
lucky Democrats can hardly hold An
election without fcsOTting to bullets
Paris, Lexington, and Frankfort were
scenes Of bloOdshed yesterday. How the
rows were started and what were the re.
suits will be found in our special dis.
patches,
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THE DEBT COWWissIOy.-TLe Weston
Dsa.a.rui i much y.e.sei with Governor
Jacobs appointments Of Commissioners
10 adjus, the Virginia debt Concerning
the 4ppOnies :, -Ays
MT. BeuDe;L We presume, has more
thorough acquaintance With the debl
than any Other man Eest Of the Ale.
gleuyE LI, lJus services 10 the Leglsla.
igre u. Virginia and As Auditor o. the
Oh Dominion during the time IN which
a great pArt Vi the debt vas cDDiracieil
MAKE, Inn peculiarly hUed tor the re.
.Dgnsible position " which Mr. Jacob has
appointed him.
General jackson, Of PaTkenburg, L 4
man Oi STATE reputation, possessing great
historical and political knowledge, and
without doubt /. one Oi the ablesi imam
ciers in the State From these consider
a,iOns and hi, long experience 10 public
lie, he i emiaenily qualified for the po-
,iiiOn.
Mr. A. ". Campbell, Of Wheeling, is
the Body And Bains Of the Republican
party Of West Virginia. Familiar with
al the concerns u Virginia, and able "
cope with the best inteilects Of our proud
Old Mother, bis selection does honor 10 The
authority that appointed him.
Altogether, 1t would have been imPOs
.ible u have made q better selection. Al
the Commissioners have large H,afsrill IN
tefe.ls in the State, and arc men In every
scnse acceptable to tie people Mr.. Ben
nett was fearless aud Ouupokcn CCnted
crate, General jackson was equally q
strong a Union Democrat, while Mr
Campbell Is Republican, dyed in ,h'
WOOln
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CAPE MAY LETTER.
n ~.-saz- gu l=ss- -=la:
CAFE MaT CITT. AugusI ).


CAFE MAJ CITv, August ), ISL
Tlizz are r.,Lgi ggisi here, II cDm-
r4-tsu1 with former 7eaS1ns; the leading
Aq,sl- ar comfortably fiIlei TIE col
Ee4tLaT 81 tie last veeE having leel
lraE hzck o. the hOielsiH lhis plaEe
IT, bathing here Is eLosi.sl! this ~.
sgu. Cop Island has the rsPlA.l4l q
LzT.l, '-= -ztesy and lnss. bathing bach
10 ilg gE--', exceeding b :-E ILL., Lag
Branch teach ILzye assG CliilFgu IRON
e.glt ~ ten years Of age l-i-.1s alone
TwO-lhirds d the soc!siy here : con-
posed O. PElade.pAi.ns 4 y style and
p0mp IL driving, Long Branch = =; 4ls-l
this p.-le. have bOi seen sny me
team since ! all Le'e, t4-i could be ON
pared ~ rao-r driven By Hsmg1.i, !E-k,
EaE1tryl, &c The C-reucs AZ! Bas-
ket phes,gr. zrra4rs 10 b The prevailing
sfyTe krrs, tie ll'leT showing Tie .al!gs
ifiyinz sHfe n an aiYarIse
Tue lAl.: .ss!iB, ho'-.s here are the
.,.a...gl. tU.-siess an tJ!lmbiz, ihe iEO
g.s4e! ogDed Uy SOCK cumpIHiss, and
H., Lar By GgG : Bolton, 70, d Phil
sIc.54t.. q veteran hotel keeper For a
gglc; AMI pleasant hotel the Columbia i
I.rsey,gi. having the tnesI and .4rgesi
han ua Vie Leland. The CficeEs cannot
be q -.lei lDT kindness and pTOmpiHess
y tie quests, by any hotel in the county.
Have heard 81 no WheelIngiles being
hcIc The Columbia vii! give gTand
complimentary hop 10 their guests this
evening
There VS. au ODeralic concert by the
RichiHg, Qg4Tielle Troupe At the Stock.
ton lat night Il vas a success, the great
er pr; u the dig Of the Island being
present. The next great event Of the sea
IN WILL De- the Grand Bal MAsque 81 the
stockton, next Tuesday evening. There
will be aH extra Train IRON PhilAdelphiA
!uf the occasion. There are some very
fine and elegantly furnished cottages here.
The msjOriiy OF them are owned and Oc-
cupiei by PAiladelphisns This season
finds Cape May City without reigning
and Acknowledged Belle Of the Island, the
three leading hotels claiming their own
belle OF these three two are blondes and
one brunette
There was q collision between the
Stockton HOtel coach and light wagon.
Yesterday evening, Vim Tyson, Esq Of
Baltimore had his shoulder dislOcated.
The Cape May 4 MillYiIle Railroad have
q daily exclusion train from Philadelphia
70 iAi, place, leaving the city carly in the
morning and returning in the evening.
The train consisted OF twenty-five passen.
ger cDache. this morning, and there was
no standing room In any Of them The
parties coming on these trains take bath
stroll around the Island, and return home
cOuicntcd MORI ANON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09
PeTIlOu Us Adventure with a Panther
IN the Cheat Mountains,

A correspondent ofthe Baltimore Sun,
#. H. p. writing from Black Fork Of
Cheat" narraies the following
On the 10Th Of July, a young man by
the name Of Aaron LevingslOn, from
Baltimore, accompanied by an old hun.
tsr named LOughry, took their rifles and
started Out To hunt bears, which infest
the neighDOfhOOd. When about three
miles from home they heard terrible
screams, which were the cries Of PAN
Their when about to attack. In another
moment the beast pounced upon young
Lexington from hi, perch upon the up
per limb Of a tree, and both fell 10 the
ground. LOughry, TbPn he saw them
down, bit the panther with the butt end
Of his rifle IN tue head, which knocked
him Ol. LeyingstDn Immediately rose.
when the beast again attacked him, and
LDughy coming to BIZ assistance received
o blow which iellel him To the earth, mud
he remained insensiDle iOr the remainder
Of the conflict Then there vas hOrri-
bic conflict between LeYiDgstOn and the
wild beast They closed together, each
seeking the death Of the other, LevingstOn
plying him with q bowie knife, and he
trying to tear up lis courageous antsgO-
mist Finally, by a Tremendous effort,
LeyiHy,,On succeeded in disengaging
himself from the clutches Of the wild
beast, and Immediately snatched up his
gun and shot the panther through the
heart Before dying, however the pan.
thcr made another spring at LeyingstOn,
but when in mid.sir he fell dead to the
earth. LeyingstOns escape was almost
miraculous, ~ he received but few
scratches and COMMISSIONS The panther
measured nine leei and four inches IRON
the nose V the end Ofthe tail, and was as
large a specimen 49, has been Sc en- in the
country for many years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09

FfomA COlBmDB. dispatch to he Gin. Gazette.
The republicans are looking with con.
siderable interest to Belmont county as
well a. to the Senatorial district Of which
Belmont forms q part.
Belmont has been close county for
some years, although 1t has gone demo.
cratic during the last three elections. In
1868 Hubbard, democrat. Tor Secretary
Of State, had 2sj majority over sher.
wood in 1859 PendletOn, iR Governor,
had SO majority over llayes, and in 1870
Iieisley democrat had 22i majority over
Sherwood, fof Secretary d State,
POr two years past this cosnty has been
represented In The Legislature by John
A. WeyGr an old gentleman who does
not, in any way, seek 10 disguise his I'M.
mi,igated CDpperhcadism boldly ayows
himself a seces.iynist and State rights
man. thinks jeff Davis the legitimate
successor Of John {. Calhoun, and that
the latter was the greatest and best Of all
American statesmen; and asserts that the
war for the suppression Of the rebellion
was. fought alone for the sake Of the
"d--d niger 1t can hardly be sup.
posed that the new departure Democrats
will all BE- induced 10 swallow again the
exceeding hard.sheled old gentleman,
though he has been rcnyminated.
The Republicans have also made their
nomination and put upon the track DR.. T.
II Armstrong, OI POwhaitAn Point, the
same place where Weyer TesilesJ lie is
a gentleman OF fine points, and il in4Orma.
ton from some Of the most intelligent
persons in Belmont is ~ be relied on, will
run very considerably ahead Of his ticket,
although the county ticket is generally a
good one. As a change Of 10 votes in
Belmont will change last years result, ii
may be snt down tia, we have reasOna-
bic hope Of gaining an Assemblyman from
that county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09

A FAyORITE amusement Of the bellies Of
New Bedford in the winter Is sliding down
hill on goldfish. On Ia moonlight night
Of young ladies belonging TO the
Oldest and most respected families Of that
ancient town may be seen participating in
this healthy and innocent recreation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09

GEE. SHERMAN was serenaded at st.
Adams, VI, u few EVENING" ago, and, in
the course Of a little speech TO the crowd,
said ave find ii to I've delightful to be
with you here in summer; how II Is in
winter don't know, and don't mean TO
nv %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09

Ira5g.!s Us much pleasure - Je able
% ~, oOrecuveiy q or PrtT.01s IN
pr,ss,0ns. that the ClaEksbITg T,<grala
lies 20, want Pres.1eH; Who vi. make
var. ard does want one who Till Mt
make war We s4y this upon the definite
authority oi ihss journal, sndcOncllte our
cgaiempgIary has StJus made up b.,
mind 70 90 fgr Doctor GEEELET alter al
This would be : wise conclusion, 10. be d;
one olthe mos, peaceful Of a.. our pub
lie men; and there is DO Te.s0l Why te
should not be Supported By great warriors
s. vel a. By erlineE; civilians
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09

The Kickapoo Indians kick both ways.
Part Of them live in Mexico and part in
the United States and ii seems that those
in the United States maraud into Mexico
and those in Mexico marand into the
United States, the two divisions doubtless
sharing the profits alter the manner Of
civilized men
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Mn JEFFERSON DAVIS has exhibited 50
much acefbity oftemper lately, especially
against railroad conductors, that the lai.
ter, as a class whenever they have him as
a passenger, have resolved 10 give him q
"Wide bcfthn-N 7. Herald.
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Special Notices.
4 AuGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,

l. i1FCtiie-ez Tesiti.g, s9t,szs tie r-ai
A.Lys re Dalz, ra3s5sE tEtEz1tiO-. eDEtU-s ~
tgEsss, czE1ag Ez@ueT oJ1pa!EL cyse1.s;!'
UllTkea-
CaiI1rea Uf1 deiICAie c0Esiitsiiol- are ~; -
o. 81 us0:r liza ih= sGbzAt, beE48ts esAotOn e
p;DvleieG I'D E4sig ssiiiIR ~ tie tneia DlEe -
y iesrr1 tALn lgfE- NscA = . hE 4ppFesE>es4
tlua jo1sszets u The bySela, tat . Of A. sI-
gore more e11zer0aa lssEitq1E, Bat VIZ Il
basO7ea sIceatiTs, Gtts2Akd VIZ Vciaiiing EEt
great pE0s;rStiOl, tken IL Gold Be fsp; u cor
TO, Est i0E IkiB psFsdss We IeDGEk, te1' Tie
Ltf1Ef CcgdEst u BAysLcliatiy tdAptst, I'D uhsa
ssss1 viii Let VITA Tie HOst ElppJ e4sc;-
NOihsIs VII Cad Il TeTy Tli1Ibe. Ths child
vii bE telisTE4, &c; iEto . gEniie Sep. 3rd
wake - esserfsl, kIppy and feliEg uoa lOEt4hle.
We gEEs1stee each b0:;Ie. EE1 E1l Ireland tie
pFioe Of every bottle cot eO.nR - Sc irtretEnL
frt4 8 es1l PEI b0tiie Sod by al drugEiEis.
LAuGHL1S BROTHERS / co, Props
IH WheslEg, ". Va
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It's Cure and Preventive.
BY. H. SCHRNCK, u. d.

NAnyG human being has paAssd Away, iOE
WhOse death there was DO other reason than the
neglect Of knOEn aud indiEP1 ably pTOTgn means
Of cure. ThOse near And dea: 70 family and
friends are sleeping the dreAmless slumbEF into
which, had they Calmly Adopted
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER
OTFicB wErnHs 8 BEIsS1 BEDsI O.
TUFye-tA Ss-1

OFFicB v HEu1Ns hEilH1SI bEIlS8 O.
JLYs7ls, is7!
Said Proposals III. d rsrs-Ts4 y lie Wlas
IL / B<-=5zI B,itEe C0zfazy E-Tl u, 10
tsy q Azg-ss, ISL, So he t-FEissirg a.! o,
NEs:y0l
Obs hzrtrst Al isTssiys1-T Gglsl1
lTL1IJ fss; WHIT Pine LzAhsE ib.st,t EsisEis
POty-.iI ih0l4rG tS.IV fest Waite Ca
L1Bbes Cbuafd lsASzTrj.
SPeoiEeattoai, 4e., vii b i.rE-sas! % p1't r..
desiring " bid on TIE EE7e, O. Iy;-.fIfa1, 49,
Office OF the Company, o. 1t4-esf.--
jyS JOS. LAWSON. Soy.
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General Notices.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
A. pz=sszh LEy!ng GilEsi LFIlzis Ias s.;Ai, .
W. 7. s.lEssiJ-. Gst'5, I'll 1881 Ia :,
ysfiy E1tt=-;AsA;s- 70 ~ flE Eg-it-z.t p.
h1ls k1gEIl: l.EzselTsa 1850 % SAD en-,
Ise rt-5Elre1 70 ca LnG ssgrie o. q tEsg.s q
j.; ca o. Szpis=hs: -kI;- q iss.G EaessLls ;
= ylacr1 y re EE-Ls q ;.A rr0psf Gee g.
e0.lgeTi1a- WN n IRWIN.
A-a'rO v, 7. s.Gzls;U-'. E.A,
ly-ss5hE
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Or. JOSEPH II. SCHEHeGrS SIMPLE TREAT.
HENI

and kYAlled Themselves Of his wonderful elhea-
clOas medicines they would not have fillsn,
Dr.. SchenEk has, In his own case, proved that
wherever su1icisnt vitality remains, That VI.
4lity, by hls medicines and bis Directions for
iheii use, IL quiekeued into hE1lthful TlgOf.
In this statement there i nothing pFesump-
tiOus. To the faith Of the Invalid 70 made no
representation that IL not thgosand times sub
stintiAted by living aud Iisible works. The
th6OFy Of the cure by Dr.. schggck's medicines
I. ~ simple ~ il is unliliHR Itl philosophy re-
quifes no argument Eell-asslTiRg. silicon.
TinelnI
The seA.Wsed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
the fret tVD weapons with which the citadel Of
the mAlAdy u IssIIled. TNO-thirds Of the eAAes
Of consumption originate 10 dyspepsia and .
flnctiOnlliy disOFdefed liver With this oondi-
ton the brDnc hal tubes "sympAthiLs" with the
stomach. They respond 70 the morbid action
Of the liver. Here, then, oOfnes the eliminating
result, and the setting with all is distressing
Ing symptoms Of
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I. Preparatory eOurps Of one year = Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
guages, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 3
Literary and Scientific Course, for the Degree oil
Bschelot OF Sciences. T. The Course for Master
s. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry. Civil
Engineering, &c Detailed Information A. Ia
these COufses will be found In our CatalOgno
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09
CMITHs WHEELING BREWERY

Afteg s thocUzEk TenOT1ii0a o! ny % .es,lF
lithed BrsEeEy, late IN possssssol 0: Ns..-'
Reilly. BArEes 4 Hobbs, have again rts-=-.
mr. ga business Of Blessing and nAli.rE A.
with the L!d Of ny old opsFtuvts, hOl= %
piUduee szeh qEAliy Of ksuneii, CtAziLs-
And Presh Ale a. formerly made.
Twill be prepared 20 sgpP,y ny friends AZ {,
pzhhc Win PrtsA Ale this week. bat NO-.. o
dse Any wanting stock AleOS Porter 70 sYp.T :.
ny predecessors. NessFs. Reilly ,BaTnes 4 to. :
being o0nyineed TIA; they c1n s1pp'y Tie
good article
/ Wtsh also 20 intimate that ! have 10 az 90
disposition TO interfere With the Interests q q
three old friends and OPERATIVES ~ tie "a
Brewery. ret will tndesv0r 10 he prvpartt 80 -
ply AL demands lot Ale, Euch a formerly ~
nS GKO. W SMITH
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INJECTION NOTICE.
HAMMER & sIEBKE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE.
General Passage Agents.

General eaSSage Agents.
Once. Gomez o! Third and NAfkv' Street.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Pine And Life lAsaiAnoes IN the best Hone
Companies. Real Estate bought so't @: '.L.a.
on Commission Relts and Account. collected
on liberal terms. PAstsge tickets 10 al ir.l
England and Ireland 10 New York. and EiIlfsl
tickets from New York And Baltimore 70 Vice
ing Sight DrAfts on England, Ireland. Ssu..Ilt.
France and Germany. Collections uidf from
al p1Fis Of Eurupe. lpl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

Pills. permestes and assimmiiAtes with the food.
Civilization IL now progressing without IT, pre-
yiOus tOrtures. Digestion becomes painlets,
and the cure IL seen 70 be A. hand. There is no
more hatBlsnee, 70 eIcerbatiOn Of the stomach.
An appetite seis In.
Nov comes the greatest Blood Puhaef ever
yet given By An indulEent Father 70 suffering
man. Sehenek's PnlmOnic Syrup oInes IN W
perform iu functions and 70 has ten and complete
The cure. II enters At once upon IL work Ne.
In the form Of gatherings II prepares them for
sIpectDFaiioD, and 10! In = very short time the
mGlAdy Is YAnquiLhed, the rotten throne II ocru-
pied Il renovated and made new, and the patient,
10 al the dignity Of rVRAined vgOr steps forth TO
enjoy the manhood or WUmAnhOOd that was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-09
lLEAYE 20 Sting BEH1ND.D

The work Of cure 10 now belIihhIns The VI.
tiais.i sBd mucous depoEu In The b1H els and
In the allmentAry eanli are elected The liver,
toridity. The stomach sets respOnEiTely. and
the patient begins 70 feel that he Il getting II
last