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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

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ARE you dyspepiic Do you have
chills and fever2 If so, use Simmons
Liver Regulator it will cure you.
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lGd' FlnaHc:aI. jLAn
7-30 Gold Loan.
or THH
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO. i
FlnaHcIaI.
RAILROAD co.

We offer for sale ct par the First Mortgage
Land Grant Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. They are Issued in the fol.
lowing denominations: Coupons, 800, 800 and
1900. Registered, 800, $500, 81 300, e, and
$1,000. Tho interest is payable In gold coin
january and July Of each year OF the office Of
jay Cooke d Co., Financial Agents, New York.
These bonds are secured by o dfsta only Mort
gage on over Two Thousand Miles Of Road, with
rolling stock, buildings Andall other equipments,
and on over TWenty.three Thouaan1 Acres Of
Land 70 every mile Of finished road. This land,
agricultural, umbered and mineral, amounting
IN al omofe than Fifty Million Acres, consists
Of Alternate sections reaching twenty 10 forty
miles on each side Of the track from Wisconsin
through the richest portions Of Minnesota, Da-
kota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Warrington,
10 Puget Sound.
WehAye these Bonds constantly on hand and
recommend them with confidence to capitalists,
investors and the public generally. ~ a =
THE CITY BANK,
r. CRANGLE, Pres't,
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ALL ofthe new styles of Hats just re.
ceived by ]. T. Stone.
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GRAND Livingstone Matinee this after.
noon ut q o'clock.
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MONTANA q BEAR DUCK FOR
~ ROOFING Steamboats, and BarRes, on hand
not CHARLES 4. BERRY,
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control them. The testimony Of o@, 'IIsS'aa.,
Eons, Of oil classes, establishes tls S s' 81.
CHERRY PICTORIAL will md does III NM 'l.
euro the affecting disorders Of ma T H,s,t al
Lungs beyond any other medicine 'TII,@ 0
dangerous affections Of the PulmoD,r,. "E 10.
yield to is power; and cases az a., vIa1
ton, cured by this preparation nv NonaHh
" known, so remarkable as Lon,,,. Ut. IeSs
loved, were they not proven bevcDj Jir,%,
As remedy It Is adequate, on which tLo uP ,I,h
may rely for full protection. by curing COn se
tho forerunners OF more serious di,easo~ VusAN
nnnumbered lives, and an amour, of ms s'o
not to be computed. 1t challenge, trisI , sItiF
yinces the most sceptical. Every iamn ,"I v5 W
keep II on hand as protection against /. N ",
and unporceived attack Of Pulmonary Az, suH
which are easily met ut first, but which @IyS Nv,
incurable, and too often fatal, II necler,s S'S,'
der lungs need this defence; and Il /, NS, i'l
DO without t. As safeguard 10 chldp .'' y, !,
the distressing diseases which beset tbs H. -u
and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY Pre- ,,,.'
Is invaluable; for, by It's timely u,a > "',
tudes arc rescued from premature rnrs' "..I
saved to the love and affection CeutrI on a-'
1t acts speedily and surely against onlinsry NJ,
securing sound and heaith.restorinr ,ecS W.,
one will suffer troublesome Influenza sBj ,,'
full Bronchitis, wien they know how IA, n,
they can DO cured. "'''
Originally the product Of long, labOiso, al
successful chemical Investigation, no CS, AZ y
Is spared in making every bottle in lie ut, y
possible perfection. It may be CORfttir i,
lied upon US possessing all the virtues |, Ls Nv
exhibited, and capable Of producing cam, :.
memorable Us tho greatest 1t has ever easti,l
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:, DoN'r fail to see DIR. Livingstone a,
Washington Hall this afternoon,
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SOMETHING NEw in Photograps by
a series Of artificial back grounds has
just been introduced which adds verv
much to the relief aud beauty Of the nbo.
tograph: Personsgetting one dozen can
have variety ofscenes-all different if
they wish, Specimens will be on exhibl.
ton at the Partridge Gallery in a few
days. ,.a. p. 81
If you wish TO select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and cheap assortment
ofall grades, you will do welt to call at
PAUL \ orFs before going elsewhere, and
you will be sure to find what you want.
Remember the place, PAUL & Orr, No, 90
Market street.
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LAuGHL1N BROS. 6 CO.,
,ohssa Wholesale Dealers, Wheeling, W. Va.
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DIRECTORS:
Samuel Sam & TGs sTG1IT, George M s1
| J.H. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis G. Stifel,
This company now having been organized 1--WE
years, and In that time done successful business
Is still prepared TO take risks at fair rates on
Buildings OF all kinda, Merchandise, MRnufactur.
ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior inducements to Farm.
ers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years AZ
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in tho State; and
composed OF some nlnety-four stockholders, most
OF whom arc among our best business men, re.
commends itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of tho insuring public and solIcits their patron.
age. Applications Reinsurance will BIO prompt.
ly attended, to at their Office, No! 80 Monroe st.,
or OF their several Rgenees throughout tho State.
SAM'1 MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President,
O. n. C0EN, Seciy. fTT +
A. L. WILEY, General Agent. feblg
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DruggIsts.

THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST
There Is no economy in using an inferior Bak.
ing Powder, because 1t is cheaper. II only spoIls
your bread, and your temper too. Logan, List
q Cos EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER is he
cheapest in the market, because 1t Is The best !
Ask for Logan, List q Cos. Be sure you get 1t;
and you Will save your peace Of mind, and also
your "plece Of bread" mar9
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could not finish for lack OF indispensable
supplies. Treachery sometimes frustrated
him the cowardice Of his followers deieat-
ed him; the rigors OF the climate batlied
him sickness sonnet times laid him low at
critical time, want OF money and the clamor
OF distressed creditors delayed him. Moth
ing sustained him but that indomitable rage
to succeed, which We generally observe in
men who do great thngs-in the greatest
inventors, discoverers and founders.
Fifteen years lpassed in labors such as
these. In december, 1854 we fad him
launched upon the Mississippi with fleet
of canoes, having on board twenty-three
Frenchmen, eighteen lndisns, ten Indian
women and three children-fItY-iour in all,
bound for the mouths of the great river.
From regions where they had to drag their
canoes over the ice, TO the more genial
cimes Of Tennessee and Mssouri--down
past tho tribes, numerous and warlike
they padded and floated for three months
and fifteen days, landing only to hunt, or to
concilltate menacng Indians.
Early in April, they reached the point
where the river breaks into several channels
and econ they were saluted with fresh, cool
breCzes from the Gulf of Mexico. A cross
was set up, column was prepared bearing
the arms of France, and a swelling nscrip-
lion, taking possession of the country. La
Sale named the country Louisiana, which
Part of ii retains 10 the present day.
If lie had had a vtslel capableol making
a voyage, he would have gone straight to
France to make known his dis ,oycrYIand pro-
cure of the King the means OF establishing
the projected post. lie was compelled 10 re-
return all the way 10 Montreal by canoe and
ON lOOt--l wearisOme journey OF six months
and sail thence to his native land. The
king adopted the scheme and equipped
small fleet for him having all that was re-
quisile on board. Unfortunately the fleet |
missed the mouth OF tie river ran by them |
and made a harbor on the coast of Texas. |
His admiral abandoned him. One of the |
vessels containing the most material sup |
plies was lost. Alter many weary months, |
unable TO find the Mississippi, La Sale saw
no course open to him but to march overland |
to Montreal.
Such situation tries human nature far
beyond it's strength. Dissenlions arose
savage enmites were engendered and at
length one day when La Sale was absent
from camp these enmities issue 10 murder.
The murderefs seeing NJ safety from the
stern sure justice Of La Sale, but ia his
death, waited for his return to camp, with
muskets charged. AT the second fire he fell
pierced through the brain tue murlerers
gathered around the bleeding body OF tho
nero and assailed it with insulting words,
stripped II nakel aud threw 1t into the |
brush, to be devoured by birds and beasts.
Such YVES the end OF MS brave aud sieadiast |
man as ever served his country or his race.
The assa:sins themselves persisted in the |
wilderness. A few years after, other mon
accomplis el what he died in attempting. |
New Orleans was founded.
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A Magnificent sighI.

A gentleman who writes from BOmbly,
the station at which Professor LDckyer, OF
tho British Eclipse expedition, viewed the
recent eclips., writes to Nature as follows
at does not happen more than once In
lifetime 10 sec such q glorious and magnih-
cent SIGHT as that from which w0 have just
retuTnad-thal is, The total eclipse of the sun.
have seen many eclipses before, but never
anything 10 equal this | was engaged 10
go with the Morgans to the top of the hill to
see it,. Got up at six and found it a lovely
morning; rode up 70 Morgan's, about hall
mile, carrying with me glasses, smoked glass
and sun hat. Got there before seven and
found the eclipse already begun. Got our
two mirrors and watched the hole in the
sun grow bigger and bigger 1t began from
the top, and we all went oil TO the highest
point on tue mn, from whence &C could sec
all OOly aud the mountains arouni.
"When the eclipse got so lar the cold ou
the mountain grew much greater, the grass
was so wet that no ones boots kept II out,
The feet and hands grew cold, and with your
back to the sun the light over the country
was like the twilight or the earliest dawn.
Gradually the lower streak got thinner and
thinner, until ut last there shOne a light like
the famous lime light, and in a moment or
two that went out, and the sun was totally
concealed many stars were visible, the
whole country looked daik-lhat is, half
dark, like m0onlight-the crows stopped
cawing, and for two minutes and half the
total eclipse lasted, a sight l shall never for
get, and then the lime light again appeared
al the bottom rim Of the sun and gradually
more and more OF him appeared, the crows
began at once, and the cocks began to crow,
the shadow now was inverted. and by de
grees go, smaller, until nine O'Clock the
eclipse was over. cannot but suppose that
the scientific men must have had grand OF.
porlunities of observation, and that to days
pencil will carry home many description.
Anything more beautiful, more sublime, or
erfec, II would be impossible to conceiye. -
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

lS$y JUST PUBLISHED. neg edition OF
N&{fT Dr.. .CULVERWELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY
A4j&fS on the RADICAL CURE without medicine)
EC of sPERNArORRHGA, or Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Seminal LOSSES IMrOrEScY Mental and phys
cal Incspaeity mpedments to Marra etc also Coz
suMprIoS EPilErsY and FITS induced by sefndulseuce
or sexual extrsYsgAnee.
HssPRIcE IS SEALED ENVELOPE ONLY o CRNTs
The celebrated author ia this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences of selfabufs may be
radically cured withol. the dangerous Of internal
medicine OF the application Of the knitap0iuting out
mode OF cuie at simple, certain and enectual by
means Of which every sufferer matter what his
dtton may be may himself eheaply, privately AMI
radically.
EsThs Lecture should be Ia the hands Of every yosth
and every aan u the land.
Sent, urier seal, in plain envelope, to any address
postpaid, receipt of sis cents, two post stamps
Also, Dr.. Cuverwolls marriage Guide" price %
cents
Address the publishers,
CIAs.J. c. KLINE 4 Co,
IS7 BoSRRY, NEW Yong.
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For some time past an individual named
o. D. Lee, in Boston, has been sending out
circulars offering for sale a book which he
leads Lis dupes to suppose is a publication of
an immoral character. On getting a remh-
tance the customer, inse id Of obtaining the
trash he expected, receives an excellent
though cheap copy OF the Nsw Testament,
about fifteen cents, but for which the astute
Lee had received his invarilble price OF
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fringIng no law but, on the contrary, was
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Malibran, who entered heart and soul into
every character she undertook, was reduced
almost 10 despair at first by the stupidity and
gaWchtris Of Mr.. TempetOn, who had not tho
slightest idea of acting. 1t was enough for
him--as il was also for Rubini and IvanhOff-
to walk on and of and about the stage, coming
in with his part at the proper cues, and singing
at his best. But this did not suit Nine. Mali
bran. At the first rehearIal she bore this i'm
perturbility of manner with some degree of
patience, thinking that she could rouse" the
man." as she called him, into something like
enthusiasm by her manner. But when at the
next and succeeding repetition, she found him
"no better than stick, she suddenly seized
him by the arm, and hissed into his ear, "Good
heavens, sir, don't you know you are my lover'
You must make love to me with some show Of
passion in the first act and in the second you
must pull me about the stage as II you would
tear me into little bits " "But, replied Mr.
TempletOn as meek as lamb, "but, madame
shall hurt you. " "And what if you do9'
screamed out the impetuous woman. "Never
you mind. That's my affair; and ii you don't
do it"-suiting the action to the words by
stamping her pretty little foot-'by heaven
III kill you {" And Mr.. Templeton so evident
ly thought she was in earnest that he made an
efloit, and from that moment gradually grew
into as respectable an actor as he was a singer,
although he needed and experienced at times
that rOusing which compelled him 10 act at
his best TO the one single human being alone
that could ever have done anything with him.
1t Is only recently that heard Of this gentle
man being alive and we'll, and OF tears having
been brought into Lis eyes at the mention to
him of the witching name of Malbran. And
no wonder, for to have known her was to love
her. She had many faults-whO Of human
birth and nature is without them but she
had that marvellous fascination about her that
drew all who heard her to her feet, without SO
much as producing a breath OF envy or o.
depreciation against her ON the score oftalent
amiability Of disposition, or goodness fheart,
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MILKING TIME

A Florida Pastoral.
Br Will WALLACE IIARSEv
s-az-
The sun Is low and the sky Is red
over meadows In rick and snow,
And out Of the lush grass overied,
The cattle winding slow
A milky fragrance about them breaths
As they loter one by one,
over the fallow and out OF the sheaths
Ofthe lalSe-pass in the sun
And bark in the distance. the cattle-bells, how mus
caly they steal,-
Jo, Redpepper Briudle Drowny, and Bareymea
From standing in shadowy pools A. noon
with tho water udder deep,
Im the sleepy rivers Of easy june
with the skies above asleep
Just a leaf astir on orange or oak,
And the palm-hower thrsting in hAlves,-
They wait for the signs Of the falling smoke,
Aud the evening bleat of the calves
Aud bark, In the distance, the cattle bells, how misi
cally they steal,-
10, Redpepper, Bdndlc, Brownyi aud nareymea
q wife, whose wish still fingers and giieves
In the chimes that go and come,
For peace and rest il, the twilight ewes
when the cattle are lettering home,
How little we knew in the deepening shades,
How far our ways would le,-
My own alone in the everglades
Aud your home there In the sky
Nor how would listen alone 10 the old familiar peal
Jo, Redpepper Brndle, Browny, and BarleymeAll
From the ATLANri0 MoNlHLfJT March.
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Forty-seoond Year.
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FOR 1872.
THE
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Our Colored Fashion Plates
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