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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

TuE EURKA oRaGss q, sheib's mu-
SIC store, under Washington Ball, are the
most popular and the best instruments In
In The market The estimation In which
they Ar held b sttested by the immense
number sold yearly. and The complete sat.
istaetion Of every person using them.
They are much easier 10 blow, havr a
sWeeler tone, the keSs speak quicker, have
handsonet cases, book closets, aud mag
couyenienees Others have not; are cheaper
and sold on more accommodating terms
Strangers in The city shOul call at Sbeib's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

GRRATEsT BARsArSs-Eref odeFed in
this city In Scotch suitipgs and AOhair
AixtnreA Toeloss Out the ADORE Roods,
We will sal them At COS. Tor cash, and
guarantee them made superior IN style,
workmanship and excellence TO any house
In the city. We ask the gentlemen to
call and give. rs . trial.
J. 7. LAKIS & Co,
No. 81 Mo1roe street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

F@ cBeiEF4Tr AID LOutssnLE-
AttshtiOnA cfudI Lilo The advertiseu,en,
Of the magnificent packet, Henry Pro-
bsscO, which leavts The wharf this even
Ing ~ 9 O'Clock, for Cincinnati, Louisville
and All intermediate points. The. Pro,
basco b rated one UEthe best boats on HE
river
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

c1RcUF cOURr. -The eiec,meut a.
Of Peterson O. Smiths heir and others
dtags its Hlow length along in the Circuil
Court The testimony is no. yet ali in.
Yesterday solid days work was done In
hearing IL and the end Is not yet. J.
Adjourned unill9 O'Clock this morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

TEARING DowS.-Yesterday, q gang
OF Worknen were engaged In removing
the high fence which formerly enclosed
the old Henpaeld depot Rroun,Ia !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

VIZ recommend the Gruves q Baker
Sewing Machine because Il b The best;
because It aoeouptishs the most and besi
work with the hast tro1bie; beeause The
stitch b the most durable q vel q ths
most besntiul; because it b the ouly one
adapted tOsll kinds o. work, and every
variety Of material; because Il Il more
simple and more easily understood than
the others and beeauDe It never fsils 10
give The most entire and perfee. Satisfae-
tion. These popular machines can Be
seen and tested BY calling ~ The Am
panys elegant salaroon, No. 9S Market
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
m, GUTMAN & co,
TIE LARGEST STOCK oP
Menand Boys OvercOats,
n. cuTMAM a co.'s.

TEE largest and be-, selected assort-
ment Of Spool Cotton, SILK, Linen Thread,
&c, tnths city b kept constantly % hand
and sold at the lowest market price, Il
the sIlssroom Of the Grover s Baker
Sewing Machine Company, No. o. Mar.
ket street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

PERsoEAL--Ar. ThoA R Sharp, As
ststant Master Of Transportation on Ii.
Baltimore & Ohio Road, was In the CITY
Yesterday. Nr. 8. Is making q genera
inspection Of the road In everything per
tanning 70 his department. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

REEovAL-I beg leave TO annoence 10
The public thstI have removed into my
new room, No lo6 Main street, one door
below the old stand, where l have opened
an extensive new stock Of BootS and
Shoes comprising ell the latest styIes Tor
Ladies. Misses and Children, q the
best Eastern and hUme manufacture,
which win Be sold Tefy cheap. All arc
invited 70 call and examine ny stock Be.
fore purchasing. L.Y BIoSp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
snx Headings, st Adlsr'L

HoTELrT-A new style Photograph In
Cameo Medallion has Just made ID an.
peatance. 1t Is really pretty, new, and
adds nothing to the cost. We predic, 10
success, Call At the Parh1a9e Gazsry
and see specimens
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

ADMITTED TO PRAcr1cR.-Yesterday
Ross J. Alexander, Rsqr., Of Bridgeport,
O., was admitted to practice his PROBES.
sion in the Circult Court OF this county.
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IMPORTANT 10 Coal CoSsUxERA-At
ameetng Of the coal dealers Of the city
held this evening, II was resolved that
from and after this date no coal viii be
sold or delivered In the city hereafter only
for cash on delivery. g.
d. r L KnBER1Y, Sser
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

HE are glad that Pain Cure on Il Be.
coming known here Sonpidly, and 4 a
wen spoken oi, for There b nothing like
ittof man OF beast" Sold everywhere by
al DtOggiSas. .TH-.E ~ - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

Police ooUET.- Only one case Us be
fore the Police Court Yesterday morning
and thst q common drunk. Louis Benz
was found By Officer Richardson in iron,
Of Charles Lauss store, On Madison
street, in 8 state Of glorious Salubrity
Benn was down on The pavement rolling
about and therefore, occupyipg more d
1t than any one man - entitled to. BE
woke up yesterday morning and found
himself In the lookup, and about the nexI
thing he knew he was fined q dollar and
costs. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

TwRSTT pieces Of velyeteens, in al
shades, win Be sold In the next 90 days
regardless Of cot, at Henry Jacobs, 100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

Henry JACOBS Offers from this date
hue PIaids, worth as cent?, for 50 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
LACE colIars, 3. AdIet,..

THE celebrs,ed QrEs o. MT. SIX.
card Machine COtson. Only 20 ceats pr
doEeu, Al Henry JaeohE, 100 Main direct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

FoR q handsome cloak and Is per cent
les than any house in the city, 70 to
Henry BneJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

ERlzOOrIo red tvllied flannel los,
opened At Henry Bsues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
NV style Hoop skirt, al Adlers.

THE best and the eheapest-the famous
HGl!Ord Leicestershire Table eauce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

EPIzoorIc red flannel for bandagtpp
horses At Henry Brues'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
Transportation.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

MOSET sAHed BY buying your Boot
and Shoes At L. v. Blends, lO6 Main
ntreet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

glLk aros GAN Rlbl,uns, a AdleI..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
BESSE & LARAMIES
Bill Of Fare.
T 8 PAIRFAx,

ARCHITECT AND SURER1RTREDRg1.
oR1lIS.5craog!s Bod, Markss 81 Whsa,,ss
". Va, and an. "a b., ZGncSTirc' o.
@seeeAi Sat@tioa Eivsa 70 Public BGndInss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

BANK OF WHEELING Our trends Of
the Bsnkof Wheeling have atslS beer
making some handsome improT ementS ID
their bank building. both external and in.
ternsl Besides freshly painting withou,
and within, gliding and carpetipg, the
front once his, been charged ,by the re-
novSloft The stairway, and IN elegant
seli-supportingfrpn spiral, stairway has
been put up<in ne thec.crs room. A
new burglar pfScis safe has tbeen added
70 the conieOt5 of The Ire piooI vault.
This bank, backed 81 shple pin. and
ohcered with most capable and excellent
men, Is, as II deserves 70 be, one Of The
most prosperous Institutions Of the kind
70 Be found anywhere. n ,TTU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

THE huest stock Of cloak1 In the cit,
can be found At Henry BrueS'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

ATTAcKEDBY 4 HoG.-Yeterday two
little boys aged about 8 and Z yean, were
out plaJingon South street opposite the
MessrS- Hnbbarfs saw mill, when the
smaller one was attacked BY 8 hog and
quite severely hurt. The cries Of the lit.
tie fellow attracted the attention Of two
or three gentlemen who happened 10 be
passing along Market street st the time,
and they immediately ran TO his assist.
Ance When tbeg reached the boy the
bog had his thigh in It's mouth, and but
Tor their timely arrival The little fellow
would have been torn In pieces A well
directed blow With lArge club, admins.
tered BY John MeGannon, SelIed the
parker. and the child was released from
It's perilOus position. On examination I,
was found that the boys thigh wAs some.
what lseerated he and his brother were
50 badly alarmed that they could NOT give
their pSme+; tltbUugh our informant made
every din 10 aseertain what they were,
and where their parents resided The
owner OF the pOrcine cannibal vas noti-
he'd 70 secure his property on his own
pfemises Or the hog population would
be diminished ct least one. And ret there
are persons who favor such stock run.
ming At large because they ere such fns
sE9S-%p-sS. sSIN1NFslz efSAaeNe cNNsa 'sGS'-ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

oloAE LOups and Bo.!ous, q. Adler,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
DuAkfuBI o. NAM
PUSr OFFICE REGISTER.

ROsFy n Which nasa srs tus and e,o.. a, n.
Pot OGee IN his ctty FFuoartd IL seeoC4.
Anei with The lLteEs dine t1SleS % ths fGIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

sH.E Tiss, NubiAa, 60, d. AdleIs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16

FELT and Velvet Hats, a AdIers.
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"a bsiEF7F a. rsls "a tss ~
'4-4-t" q a4Esp
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SATURDAY, NOV. 10. 1871.
Travellers Register.

AE1ITAL o. TzAuL
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y s1enr-coataA. 49,.
1 Let ana HsrSai In.
EilioaSGtaanleS. mi a ., AaU
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n ParIo PArIi.. et AalaA
, 1872-11-06

In the first stage Of the art Of baking the use
of the oven Yas unknown, and the cake, "neu
properly kneaded, was baked upon warm n
hearth or gridiron. Such WAS tue bread o1 tne
Anglo-Saxons, and q literal proof OF their 2ah7
ing before the fire is preserved in the accreultea
aneedote narrated in nearly every = Hls1oty 1t "
England" wherein Alfred is said to have let til?
ueatherd's loaves burn on the hearth, or on q
stove. Indeed, the "bakestono +" is among ne
earliest domestic contrivances, and was or1e1naiy
made OF stone: hence it's name. SaddleWorsn
was long celebrated for the manufacture OF these
articles: In Wales and Yorkshire, when me
weeks baking runs short, it is still customa5y W
supply the wants Of the household " .n naslnS
cakes upon an iron plate called guolet Aenet' ~
is named girdle bread.
The earliest bakers we're probably the monHs,
since bake houses we're common appendages 70
monasteries and the Host, or consecrated preau,
was baked by them with great ceremony: IL
work dated A. D. 9944 we find the following eS
press charge given to the clergy: AND We
charge you that the oblation e. e., the preau IN
the Eucharist) which We offer to God N thaI
your servants in your presence Ry = royal
mandate Of the seth Of Henry Ill, 1t Is com u
u1anded that tha bakers ''do not Impress their
cakes with the sign Of the crosH the Agnus Dea OF
The name Of Jesus Christ" LII ancient times,
bread consecrated by priests was sent as 9 pres
eut by the faithful to each other. Spiced loaGes
and "symnel cakes," prepared Of the iln finest St
one another, with complimentary letters.
There can be but little doubt the sy1Enet, OF
snel, takes it's origin from the Latin sinaila, aE
its SYNONYM peryades most OF our European
1ano1,aoes. Thus We find the Teutonic element
n tRe Words sennel brod and the Swedish slna?ta
n g HalIiwell'e Archaic Dictionary the word IL
defined "a rich cake, generally made IN three
, 1872-11-06
A Tough Hat Story.

The Sydney (Australia) Herald is responsible
for the following singular story:
The craving for food by the helpless young has
in many cases been known to prompt Kittens and
whelps to take milk from very different genera
Of the mammalia; but one of the most extra
ordinary Incidents of this nature is related to
have occurred lately at Sydney. The clrcum-
stances have no such features as would render
publicity Objectionable, and the authenticity Or
the Bubjoined statement is Touched 1or 1y tne
husband of the woman referred to. Mrs. byrne
is q married woman, residing in Deyonshlre
street, Sydney, her husband native ta Of the
colony, being well known in the metropo-
Lis. Some months ago she bore twins, one
of which died, and tho surviving infant,
now about seven months old, became alllng::
This the mother attributed to an insutticiency OF
milk. For several days she observed pecul9r
scratches on her bosom, unlike those that would
be produced by tho child. However, she
ascribed them to the efforts Of the child when
hungry at night to get at the breast, and took OK
the precaution to pare the child's nails. Still
fresh scratches we're noticed No rats Ind been
seen about the room until the cat started one
which had found hiding-p1ace behind a cask.
Immediately the rat found itself chased it ran
to Mrs. Byrne, as If for shelter. The scratches
On her breast were at once identified Us those
produced by q rats claws, and the impression
that this creature had robbed her during the
night OF the milk for which her child was plnlng,
was supported by the fact that, when the ret was
| killed, abe had q bountifn supply.
, 1872-11-06
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

n+ rim Sanitary Superinrendcut-157
nearLs in seven Dnys-The Suaall-fo1 OH
the increase. -..
There WAS no meeting Of the Board OF Health
Yesterday. but synopsis OF the weekly report o.
the Sanitary Superintendent Is sub1olneo: LIS
number of deaths for the week endine NOV
was 157. 8 decrease Of three from tho preaching
week: Of these 80 we're males, and 6s females;
under one year, SO; from one to two, oi
two to three, s; three to four, b; tour
to i've, l.; five to ten, IL; ten TO
twenty, u; twenty to thirty, ~; thl,sy
to forty It; forty to fifty, "A; htty to s1xty' ~
sixt7 to seventy, s; seventy to eighty, y; eiSn'y
to ninety. l. Pneumonia caused the oeatn u
IA commissions of Is, consumption OF ~, levers
Of g. smallpox Of 4. The nati71t1es OF Inc oe~
ceased we're: Bohemia, 2; Canada, c4caso,
1s: foreign Chicago, 49; other parts OF onlseu se
States. 1s; England. 8; France, !; Germany, 90
Holland. i: Ireland, 10; Norway .; scotianu, =;
Sweden, 8; Wales, l; gnkno%xao' xo 'fee L. Infantile
lie suffered less than last week. ..,,.- 7,;rst
1,a mortality. by wards, was as follows: I!Is'
Ward. O: Second, 1; Third, 3; Fourtn, Eiltn'
3: Sixth. 16; Seventh, 19; Eighth, IL; Nintn' NIL
10; Tenth, 7; Eleventh; u; n:fs dWellth 81 u.
tesnth, % !; Seventeenth, 7; Eighteenth, 8; Nine
Cases Of smallpox we're reported On the iol-
loving streets Vest JaG1sop nla 4lwau5fe ethsr hss
ens seqh DsspHefiH p%ae Harraon msss state Geose
S4pie Nsde 'sstao9 soah haste Gsss North 9nS
Vest Erie, Foster, West Poll, FTy, Indiana' a;ana
Pearce West Lake Arnold Mes6 ~ oana ;nfaet
ed Houses ia great, but the deaths are less than
for the last four weeks. twill be observed tat l
nearly al tie reported are in the 3o VET of n1 So
eansaa of tha spread Of the disease, IS the SAM"
ts1y Superintendent m asser is the difficulty 5s the
psass sfss t9e s nsv9g BSgsa DOT So Sempss ppaa
wara brought last week against the offenders,
and | thay ~ We're fined by Justice Banyon;, There
;s eyerv reason to expect increase OF the pest
Hence Unless the most stringent measures are
The Health Officers report shows that 81 no;
tices We te served, aud 44s nulaances aoateo
during dne week.
, 1872-11-06

Miss Susan B. Anthony and TWO
Others 8egistcrcd-Tsye1a More De.
n,audine that TI3 cir Names BE Placed
OIL the Books
From the Rochester {N. T.> Democrat, Nor. 2.
The question whether women shall be allowed
to vote il not, it appears, to be discussed here
efter but put to practical s test G,r7ea Heba
and Mrs. Hannah L. Mosier, appeared before the
Inspectors of Election in the Eighth Ward and
asked to be registered. No objections were made
and their names were placed on the BOOKS. AT
the First Ward registry Mrs. Amy Post and Mra
Dr. Dutton applied for tue Same purpose, pni
given a direct REFUSAL but the Inspectors asked
lime till to-day to consider the subject.
To-day. the last in which persons can bo reg
istered. from ten to twenty ladies intend to ap-
pIy at the Eighth, Third. and First ward polnh9
places to be registered, and, should they be net n
by refusal, the question WILL DC carried int1 tnt'
Courts, and Henry r. Selaen or some other lead
ing LAWYER will be retained as counsel BY tue
complainants, who have clubbed together tomeet
all expenses which may be necessary.
Miss Anthony elated by her suecessln gettlng
her na1no on the books notified all OF her friends
to 20 end do likewise; and combined move
ment will be made on the works OF the nspec'
tors to-day. ot,,o.
Miss Anthony assures US that women ii other
cities have taken the Same course she has, ano
that in Detroit q lady has voted at elections 1oi
the last two years. These ladies' claim the rlgh'
to vote under the Fourteenth Amendment
which, as it is short and may not be remen1,
bered by everybody, We herewith append. Il
reads:
q All persons born or naturnlized in the Unltet
States and subject to the jurisdiction thereo!
are citizens. No State shall make or enforce
any law which shall abridgo the privileges o.
immunities Of citizens Of tho United States
, 1872-11-06
mrH. Faithf1lu,

Personally Miss Faithful is the very enbodi-
ment Of jolly, good-natured English woman,
ruddy Of complexion, and with stout figure that
decidedly comes under the head of 'roly- poly"
Her face is strong, and the brow and jaw are
uncompromisingly square. The only really
feminine features are the eyes, that are go sun.
ny and kindly, and they really give new light
to the entire face: She has firm mouth, bnt
when she opens it to smile she displays such
white. even teeth as very few women have.
They, too, look strong and healthy; Her brown
hair is cut short in her neck, and is tied care
lessly back with black velvet ribbon not by
any means the most becoming style Of hair
dressing for her, but decidedly the most COM
Portable and the easiest, and that is it's recon-
mendation. Although she is perfect picture
Of health, yet she is q great sufferer; indeed,
most women in her place would call themselves
confirmed invalids, and give themselves to -, pc
cared for by others, rather than constantly, Ike
her, keep at work caring for some one else; She
suffers from asthma and neuralgia, but ahe
shuts her mouth and never complains, no mat. mat
ter how Ill she may be.-Correspondence Boston
Posi-.
, 1872-11-06
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

4,758-Patrick Gallagher Y. Francis Mule;
application for capias on the ground Of an an as.
sanlt damages laid at $500. 4,759-Jos!e Hight
Y. Henry Fuller; assumpsit, 81, 500; Mernam' cr,s
Alexander and Perkins sttoreys raad Pldht4 1d ~
form for defandants', Woods Museum Com
pany, for s15 per week, from the 7st Of August,
1853, but was refused employment whon e13
the time came, thereby losing az
chance Of an engagement elsewhere for
that season. whereby she sustained ID; damages e
& G. ". Fuller; debt, $1,000; same attorneys
This is an action to recover Judgment t. tor Or
s2,s8o, which defendant, q. Fuller: appealed ut, to
scribed m to by himself and the defendant, G. ":
Fuller, for $4,000, which Judgment Was affirmed
by the Supreme Court, and has not
since been paid. 4,761-Freiderick Il.
Roebbelen '. Alan Meaael; ; bill biz for t+t STATE
ent q PaFneIshiR PHILIP STEM, tn - atfGrne mrn
Newburg Son; assumpsit, 1000; Rosentha}
i Pence, attorneys. 4, 4,7G3-John Harrington y
st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Z. r. Co.;
appeal,
, 1872-11-06

little children and the groaning Of the
elders. You may witness the anxious
faces OF mothers, and strong men o; n"p1ns w
about the streets, evidently in severe pain we
have no desire to be- sensational on such a Sc
nous a 81 subject, bnt M " We must say that just now,
what with dengue and other kinds OF SICKNESS, cE1
Black Town and other crowded cities o. MADRAS
present most heart-rending aspect. T6e poor
heard, day by day, the tolling Of bell calling
the Clergyman to funeral. In many house
holds two thirds Of the servants are down with
the fever. There are no horse-keepers to groom
the horses no cooks to see to the dinners, no
chokra to answer the bell, no punkah-Wallah to
pull the puukah.