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This Pump Cannot Free1e

Bees1se when the Punpis not In nSe The Eats7
falls 70 tts Level n the chamber, Vhieh 6 aiVGJI
placed below The freezing point. ,,G - -
4th- FRESHNESS Of Eatef u Always insured, a
ne water comes directly trOn tie bottom q De
81. Impure wxses nom deeayed o. ruttsu
p0mp stock Il entirely obElkted. -
9th In oonstHnet1on X 70 both simple and durA,
be The handle 10 made Of TWO wrought iror
rods and % arranged that while Il b HEhk n
has gTsA; strength: The cyli1d9 in ghien al IL
work h performed Il iron, tined with Cope. ~
eoppeE iininS prsgasG me md nsfes 81 Nh
friction. This Iron chamber IL not submerged
bat placed in the vel above theWItef. Rud ~
will work - well undes q GhoIe The Wa1er. Z :
7Ih. i can Be Used In driven or bored wen
Win he same ease a. wen Of larger diameter.
elh POr IL general GdSptsbility this Pump d
without rival The Pump may Be plsoed n
Jour dwelling o. ban, OF within the building,
and connected with the well, OF spring or OIL
body Of water, MY q one hundred yards as.
tAnt and VIII work with the same ease e though
Standing dieeetly over Tie water. ,barEi'
Hh- II ls dn2ie acting and p1mps only With
the down stroke Of the EGDdle, and TINS avoids
The Mary M required II ShedOabls acting Pump,
10Th BY attaching AhoEt hose, 4 stream rnsJ
be thrown any TO sixty feet and may oiten b
used 70 AATAntARein Watering gardens and lARnA
rsshing Windows, cleaning bgggies, extnguish.
ing dres, OF eleylttng water. We recognize ~
tAet thatitreguiieg more poWer to elevate WateE
rom = deep than from . shallow wall. But n
far - possible 70 obViGte this dIhieuhy for deep
wells, We manufacture smaller chamber, 20 I'M
while the volume Of water IL dimInISked. the
power required IL not greatly tnereaSed We
claim thai BY the combustion, having all The
atTlnta9es Of Atmospheric pressure In oomblns,
tIon viii force, that the sNc1Im Ppm WI
elevate water from deep wen with less power
than any EgbUGEr0e Or purify J0ges pump in eds.
tsnee. This Pump ID e4slly 9dApied 70 supply
water 70 steam mills, md for Transferring ~
eontenb OF Vlts IN Ta1neties IL unBuTpSegedi
you want Pump guAtAnteed % give aatls.
LISTER Bridgeport. Ohio.
~ Two or three Arst-clAss Agens wanted
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PIxED uP. GKxKRALLT.-Yesterd. y, q
Nm. CLARK was before Judge Johnston 70
answer charge preferred agAiDst ha b
Ms Jordan, nee Rohan. The latter had
made affidavit that she was afraid the
former would do her grieyous injury, ris;
turn o. otherwise destroy her property.
The matter TAs quite efectnAlly Arrane-
ed, Is the accused was mol only required
70 give security in the sum Of one hun.
dred dollars TO keep the peace Tor one
year, bat also sgreed to leave ths State
land remain aWEy0 as well as TO pay The
costs Of the proceedings. She gave the
bond 70 be Of good behavior, entered into
The covenant 70 leave, and Iqasdated the
I'LL
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RENoTAL-l beg leATeto announce 70
the public lhst have removed into my
new room, No los Main street, one door
below the old stand, where l have opened
40 extensive new stock Of B0oe and
Shoes, comprising ell the latest styles ior
Ladies, Misses and Children, Of the
best Eastern and home manufacture,
which will be sold very cheap. All are
invited to call and examine my stock b.
fore purchasing. L. V. BLOND
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NEw FALL AND WINTER GooDi.-C
Hess, corner Of Main and Quincy streets
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-.
slneres, Scotch CheyiOts, English and
French DiagonAls, Cloths Of ali shades.
VestingS, GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
&c, that can be found in the city. Also
3 large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does ali
work in the best style and guarantees fits
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@. GUTNIAM q co.'s.

FOR SUNDAY scRootA-HErdIy sny
one thing has besnsO efieient in making
Sunday Schools attractive and EoecasS.
hl - the right nse d music. As an a.
traction 70 the schools profitable *.
ereise when ihena, iis importance car
hardly Be OlsEsstiaiatOd LkyoOFschool
hhgunhinEa Jait,D dc Adtis. aud yoa
EEtprOhEslS and a. sasctiEs means d
remedy. e. ~ - a--E4z 80
The Mason and HAnltn Cabinet org.u
Is particularly adapted - 8 Sunday seSOo;
instrument, snd eaat be had on he mos
reasonable terms Al HArdings Musk
Store. No. 100 Marker street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

GREATEST BARGAHs-Ever offered iu
this city in Scotch SuitIDgs and Mohsll
Mixtures. TOciOse out the shove goods
we will sell them at cost Tor cash, and
guarantee them made superior in style
workmanship and excellence TO Sny house
in the city. We ask the gentlemen &c
call and give us trial.
J. 7. LAxIH & Co,
- No. 81 Monroe street.
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FULL HouaR.-Washington Hall was
literally csammed last night with as fine
an audience as ever grAcod . hall in this
city TO hear Lilies Dream" by The Lin,
gard troupe. The performance was rc.
ceived by great favor, and the character
sketches by Mr.. Lingard at he close were
50 well executed as TO bnng forth hearty
and repeated applause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

CORRECT CHARGE.-ln last Tuesdays
lHrELLIGESCEK we mentioned the arrest
the night before Of man named Hunte-
muller. Of Blltimore, for sssaulting and
attempting 70 rob Mr.. G. L. Zsnc on the
whGsG Oar statement was based on iu-
formation believed to be correct, but We
we're assured Yesterday, that the charge
against the prisoner when brought before
the Justice, was simply assault and bate
~. Ii Is due the accused that this cor.
rectiOl be made. .,a-.s.,.as. z.-.-. .....-..,,
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
rsdisposed Of at police court yester-
day morning: Maggie HInes and Sarah
Clark, dISorderly conduct at Mrs. Clark's
on Zane street, Saturday evening last,
FIVE dollars and costs each. Thomas Nc!
CormIck, disorderly, FIVE dollars and costs;
Stephen Kemon, diSorderly, one dollar
and costs. p D . IE
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TAKEN TO PITTsBURGH.-Idea, the
man that was arrested as fugitive from
justice on Saturday last, Of which we
made mention in yesterday MORNINGS
lSTELLIoENcER, was taken 70 Pittsburgh
yesterday, he waving an examination and
going without reputation.
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TIE oED FELLow BA1r.-Mr. ]. @.
Forbes requests us TO state In his name in
reply TO q paragraph in our columns Sal.
urday, that "the ball ordered by Excelsior
Lodge No. 40, had full power and did act
and comply with all arrangements" Mr..
Forbes note adds: I'VE know our bust.
ness, IS the following telegram (tosJ. @,
Forbes will show: can rightl Go ahead,
"W. REEVES, W. Mp
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AoRE CoNISo-Mr Salisbury Of the
City Coal Committee, informed US yester
day, that arrangements had been made tc
haVe2rOOO bushelsof coal at the wharf Thu
morning. So, bring On your wagons, carts
drays, wheelbsrrows, or whatever else yor
have to carry Il away with. The prie,
will be the same Is before charged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

ADJOURNED MEErRG.-The Second
Branch oil Council viii hold anadjourued
meeting tonight, Tor the purpose Of con-
the report Of the committee ap.
pointed TO re.dIstrict the city. We made
Inquiry a. to the probability Of the First
Branch being called together, but could
get no information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

OFF FOR HAxCocK.-JuJgs Melvin
lett On the II O'clock train, yesterday
morning, over The Cleveland i Pittsburgh
road, Tor Hancock county, 10 commeice
tho regular November term Of the Circuit
Court for that county. a
Next Monday, Judge N. will be q;
WellsSurg TO hold term Of Court for
Brooke county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

SERVICE ExTRNpED.-one day last
week the POstohice Department ordered
sneXtenslon Of the postal service on the
CheslPe4fs q Ohio Railroad from The
White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrier
county 70 Hinton, . station west Of tina,
place, Of u 800 per annum. aH,y IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

THEo. THoxAs coARG.lThe Theo
Thomas Orchestra Troupe will give two
performances 10 Washington Hall during
the coming week. We know the inior-
nation will be alled,WIth delight BY al
true loVen Of music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

PLENTY OF CoAL,-The coal which The
Council Committee had at The Hempaeld
depot went of rapIlly yesterday. The
committee had two or three horses and
carts with which they were delivering
1t at III cents per bushel. ..I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

CASE DEc1DED-oa columns during
the past two weeks have daily chlonicled
the progress made in The trial Of the Wet
Eel county eiectment case, in which the
title TO about four thousand acres Of land
Ia thAt county was involved. The tury
brougbtin . verdict Saturday evening, Il
favor Of the ptsinttf-ArA. Peterson
Whether It viii be taken to the Court o
Appeals, we could not learn, yesterday
Exceptions were taken on both sides, VI
believe, during the trial, preparatory Il
carrying the case up should that courSe b,
finally determined upon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

Ii A SEw RoLE.-We see that our
genial friend, Albert Allen, Esqr., for.
merly Financial Agent Of Bethany Col.
lege, has opened q Real Estate, Collec.
tim and Loan o flee, in Cleveland, O.
We have no acquaintance with those en-.
gagged in the same business in.that city
but we don't believe there Is among them
more courteous. obliging and whole.
souled gentleman than Dir. A He has
the best wishes for success Of a great hos,
u friends in bis old home, and 10 the
Western Panhandle generally.
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N. GyT7AlAIN J ECO.
Books. sltaltil.O.neIy,!&c.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE!

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NoyELTY.-A new style Photograph In
Cameo Medallion has just made It's sp-
pearanee. II Is really pretty, new, and
adds nothing 10 the cost. We predict its
success. Cali at the Pariridge GqErry
and see specimens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

TUMBLED DowE.-The stable in the
rear OF Nn BIOeh's lot at the corner Of
Jefferson and Main streets, tumbled into
Jefferson street about four O'Clock yester.
day morning: ] Il win,be remembered
that the foundation was nearly all washed
from under this stablelsst summer when
Jefferson street was washed out, and how
ithas stood so long Without falling is a
mystery. W. iW
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Please Remember The Best b
Always the Cheapest. .;l.

We are now prepared - Al ostGrs, q Pot u
these p2mps On short notice, and EuGrAntss q,
IRE ABSTRACTION, and would e8n he attention Of
Y pabde 70 The following Advantages elGIned
1sL Its eeoDony IN construction, combined
TiA durability. nsksiE, loE Gau7I A,rStos, he
cheapest Pump In uss.
"a. A. the Stoek is ealvGntLad wrought non II
win neither crack ron The e9seS Of he sHr
pOE dee3y0F rust
I "a The EeAt enemy Of The Pumps IL fsust
which in sinEle night otten destRoJS and IplitI
the Very beet m1tsriSl and renders useless ia
The bo1r Of greatest need - :
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THAT lame horse wesee driven through
our streets 50 often can be readily cured
for fity cents, and It seems a shame the
owner does not purchase and use Pain
Cure on. For man or beast It has no
equal Sold by all druggists. i.s
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WHOM a RiraI..A ninlnrue.

A1ATpA Jana, / dsrl.Es Tn alnos; Wild I.
ThiB nER machine Hun't work III.
lts llRsJB ont q oF6Grt Riled!
Yo1 BET 1kni Do 1top-let'G NIT.
Thi4 u he ara mLehlGe I've txied:
Thar . not one RoEth . esnt-nQ one!
JAM, Oh. yes, theFe IL Sit By NJ Gtde
And watch The splendid sinTsr m
lrstEelTs 0nthS Gtnns / had e 81
and m nsTer been ozt Of ofteE yet:
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Now AdvertlsenenI,

A Grand Thanksgiving Dinner. f.
Railroad Ticket for Sale.
Wanted.
Ladies' Watches-o1toby & Dufield
For Sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

FINES RExlTTEp The dnes Of Sarah
Clark and Maggie Hines, the girls who
were fined in the police couttyesterday
morning, were RENTED by tie Judge
upon condition that they. would leaSet6e
State Immediately. Mrs. Clark, the moth.
er Of Sarah, who was sent 70 jan on Bat.
utday, was released upon The same con.
dltions, and they all departed for Ohio.
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HAND RxrREss Three or lour enter.
prising citizens have been doing thirty
Ing business on Main street for q day o.
two with a "hand express"
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orEaA oldAEs d e. RTailr q 81,

EOT1cE-KHTr1T LIBRARY DRAW.
RG.-AN SgeDcis for the sale q tiekst.
in he SaPAd GrG4d GU Cenoyt n -6id
q n.< ht5dt Library Of Esntuelg, Eee
required to settle up on yesterday, 25A
November, but for III accommodation o.
those who ere not yea Supplied with tick.
ets, | will continue % oil cash ORDER
which may be received II this Office, until
the evening Of December 5th.
--- TICS r RRAHtv-rV
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Buy your mems underwear at Henry
Jacobs'-he sells them lower than any
other house in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

Henry JACOBS sells mems underwear
50 per cent cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere.
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MONEY ssvel by buying your Boots
aud Shoe at L. V. Blends, los Main
street. ..-..r
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UEIAkTrRE o. THIns
POST OFFICE REGISTER

E0arA u which mails srU cue aud cioss 1t The
Post Once 10 this ciiy Preursd ID aecnrJ,
Anes with The Latest time AJIC=s on tile tSiI.
EOad2 $50 '-''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-26

LADtKsKIDs in Whits;anl p4.tycolOrs
u sizes II Geo. z. Tsylor l. Cos. II.
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CINCLA1R'S SINGLE ACTING,
y N0E.FREsZEG, COMBINED HYDRAU.
i4S AND FoRcB PUNPS-PHtented jGnS &.
Wh9gTg known, Is now ACKNOWLEDGED 70 Be
he best pump for Al pGTpOsss yG patented.
HGEuiAetlrod 81 BcidsspG1, Otto.
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THOa E. BRANLErE

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L0ui'ril.', by, Noe. 2G0!, ~.
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west boEna tr1tns make direct eouneetiOa A,
Columbus t0 41 potnn West md NorthEest
T r. Q Mprinapl potl1 On 3 procured
Aes't Master q TfansDoFari6n.
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ORGAN INsTRUcToRs at sheib's Music
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-11-01

streets, and surrounded by wall; and in
1929, he believes he saw three new streets
added, and two walls broken down, and
even the color of the vegetation change
with the heat, and further, a large struc
ture resembling the Egyptian pyramids
a temple dedicated to the alteration OF the
stars. public park similar to that of the
city of Brussels thus also resembling the
Central Park of New York;, and, in its
neighborhood, steam factory.
2 In ther~begfnnipg of the last century,
several astronomers asserted that there
was hole, or tunnel, in the moon offorty
miles diameter, as during an eclipse of
the sun they had seen the solar says shin
ing through this hole. They maintained
this assertion with the utmost Obstinacy;
but as this tunnel has never been seen
since, and its existence is next to impossi-
BILE, the matter is now forgotten. Such a
tunnel, indeed, if going through the lunar
center, would have to be over 1900 miles
long; and if it passed through promi-
nences on the moons surface, the Mont
Gents tunnel would be nothing at all
compared to it. Speculations were al
ready INDUCED in at that time that it was
constructed by the inhabitants of the
moon, who were far in advance of us in
the mechanical arts. E they are so, they
have closed the tunnel, perhaps in conse-
uuence of war.-Sc5entjfc american.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-11-01
.DoDGEvIILE WISCONSIN, FRIDAY NOVEMBER /, 1872.

horses bits, and fourished my whip
frantically around them, until they were
excited and apparently doing their best to
escape the fate behind them, but was
secretly holding them back, to allow the
wolves CD to get closer. On came the
bloody horde, painting for breath, nearer
and nearer, until / began to throw out
robes and blankets. sThese win keep
them chewing few minutes, I said, and
we may escape But the sheep had
no appetite for the robes, and were close
behind US.
"I arose in the sleigh, gave the reins to
Fanny, saying, Drive for your life-I
will sacrifice myself for you, and made
movement as if to jump out of the
sleigh Never, neverp she screamed,
we will die together, and she pulled me
down beside her, to await her fate.
While thus employed, succeeded in OBJ
tanning a hasty avowal of Fanny, at the
same time was holding back the horses,
to let the pursuers go by. They came;
the monsters separated and passed us On
either side, while / held my bat over
her face, that she might not see the
dreadful deception / had played upon
her.
'She tainted the moment we were over
taken by the wolves, and without try
ing to revive her, l turned the horses
homeward and only stopped to pick up
the robes which had been thrown out to
check the ferocious animals. After driv-
ing mile or two my now aftianced wife
revived sufficiently to hear how we were
saved by party of sleigh-riders, who met
us just as we were surrounded. Though
nervous and weak from the excitement,
she recovered her buoyancy of spirit be-
fore we arrived home, and had promised
to keep our adventure a secret, as | in
formed her the owner of the horses would
charge me fearful price if he knew to
what tests his steeds had been put And
that is my adventure with wolves, and
how I came to marry"
'But did your wife never find out the
deception you practiced?" we asked the
old settler, and he laughed again, while
thinking of his boyish pranks.
''Not until eight years ago." he replied,
"when told her of it one evening when
she was ironing"
'What did she say?"
'tNot much-Hot very much, answered
our old romancer, but removing his hat,
he showed us triangular space upon his
head, such as might have been made by a
hot smoothing iron, and with not hair
upon its surface. We thought Fanny
was revenged.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-11-01

vious to the ''Tom's" sudden illness, was
extremely shy, came to the funeral,
and tried, as far as she knew how, to al.
leviate his sufferings, and finally lay
down beside him, clasping her paws
around his neck. In this position she re.
manned until she was taken away. When
she saw the cats dead body she set upsa
dismal caterwauling, which was only
stopped by its removal from her sight.
Who can say that cats are an unfeline
races-Hdrtord Times.
A. POLICEMAN received in pay, this
month, from the City Treasury, a twenty
dollar bill, which appeared to have been
torn and pasted together again. On
closer scrutiny it. was discovered that a
quarter of "a counterfeit twenty dollar
bill had been substituted for the genuine
quarter, which warrants theSinference
that three other bills had been treated in
like manner, and out of three good bills
and bad one somebody had ingeniously
patched up four bills, which no doubt
readily passed as four good but dilapi-
dated twenties. Cleveland P0Sndeater.
A GERMAN girl lately arrived in Cleve-
land, and was engaged to work in the
family of a prominent lady, who prided
herself upon her servants and their abili-
ty. The mistress, in initiating her into
the nature of her work, told her, among
other things, that when she wished to
call her she would ring bell, which was
to be kept in the dining-room. Scarcely
an hour had she been in the house, before
her employer heard loud and prolonged
ringing of the oell in the dining-room.
The operation being kept up for some
time, she went out to see the cause. En-
tering the room, she saw the new girl
ringing away to the imminent danger OF
the bell. She wanted to ask some ques-
ton about the affairs of the culinary de-
partment, and thought if ringing the bell
was to be the summons for her to come,
the opposite cause would hold good, and
the same bell would bring her mistress!
And so it didl