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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

TIE RENTING PLAN, whereby at
sheib's Music Store, Monroe street, any
one can procure q Piano or Organ, on
easy payments, either weekly or monthly,
has become most desetvedly popular
with all Glasses, and most especially as
tho instruments MIR. sheib sells are 20
per cent cheaper than the same kind are
sold any at where else. Tho Eureka Organs
have at once sprung into favor, taking
the place Of some Of the most widely
known Instruments crowding them ont
OF places they long were considered par
excellence in, and now the cry Is alone
for the Eureka Organs. In like manner
the superb Pianos manufactured expressly
for this market, aud known as the VIM.
H. Sheib 4 Go. Pianos, in spite Of mali.
ciously false Interpretations Of rivals in
business, "that they were alike and no
better, II not the same thing as tho U. 8.
Piano, ETC." have. won their way into
most popular favor, and are also taking
the place oil what are represented to be
the best Pianos in the world. "The VIM.
II. Sheib & Co. Pianos" have received
most unqualified endorsements from three
Of the best concert troupes in our city
this winter, and tho sale oftweuty.three
Of these instruments, .(the names Of the
purchasers Of which can be seen at
sheib's Music Storey sufficiently test
their popularity within FIVE months. Be.
ing sold from $3.50 to $500 less ihansther
frat class makes, the manufacturers being
conlented with moderate profit, and not
having big regulations to sustain which
the public pays for in the large prices de-
manded for other instruments, and being
fully warranted Seuea years, they cannot
help being popular. For those wanting
instruments Of any kind, sheib's Is IN
doubtedly the place. Economy in busi-
ness, small expenses, good articles at very
low prices Is the motto.
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CONFERENCE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
ANNIvERsARY.-ThC large audience room
of Fourth street NJ. E. Church was filled
last evening-the occasion being tho ami.
versary OF the Conference Educational So,
ciety. Hon. G. d. Hubbard, President OF
the Society, occupied the chair and ex.
planned the objects Of the Society in a
brief speech. Revs. Mullenix, White and
Walden delivered addresses which pro-
duced a fine effect on the immense Assem-.
hlv
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THEODORE THOMAS TO MASON & HAM.
LN.-The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or.
gans are, in my judgement, the best in.
struments Of the class made either in this
country or in Europe. They excel es,
pecially in richer, better qualities of tone,
The recent improvements, such as he,
sonant Cases, Vox Humane, &C., are Of
great value.
A wide acquaintance with musicians
enables me to say that they generally 70.
gard the Mason & Hamlin unequaled by
any others.
These Organs are sold on moderate
terms at Harding's Music Store, No. 100
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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DETAlNED.-Both the Fast line and st.
Louis Express over the Baltimore & Ohio
road were behind time yesterday. They
arrived in company about 3 p. NJ, al
though one was due at 500 A. NJ, and the
other at noon. An accident between
Martinsburg and Cumberland was the
cause Of detention in one instance; what
Occasioned 1t in the second, VIC could not
ascertain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

DR. SHIELD has resumed practice at the
Grant House. The DR.. treats diseases Of o
chronic character; diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs by inhalation. His remedy
for Kidney disease, and diseases of wo.
man, have never failed If the case is cura.
bic. The DR.. will tell you whether he
can cure you or not.
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, l am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost. L. V.
Blond, 107 Main street.
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LArEsr-Across the Continent, Wacl.
tel, ElmwOod and Continental scaris ore
the latest styles out, and can be had in
every color at J. T. Lakin & Co.'s, 50
Monroe street.
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Tue distinguished scholar and truly
eloquent lecturer, DR.. T. W. N. Marshall,
whose lecture recently delivered in the
Washington Hall gave such unbounded
satisfaction, is TO address the citizens Of
Wheeling again Tuesday evening, 18th Of
this month, in the Cathedral. Subject
Progress In the XIXth Century. Reserv.
ed seats may be secured at Lists Drug
Store
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No Family Should be Without III

~. Th ~ symptoms = allowed to 90 on, which
lmpotency, Faulty Epileptic FIis. in ono If
Se.a 1ae PSueat may expire Who say that
mi diseases, Insanity and Consumption' Many
are aware Of the cause Of their shiiGrinss, but
lew Wii Confess The records Of the Insane Asy.
,unl, and Inc melancholy deaths by ConsumptIof.
near ample witness 10 the tIuth or the assertion
me me constitution once affected with Organic
weakness requires the aid OF medicine 10
snengthen and inyigorato' tho system, which
Holmes q Co.'S Fluid Extract Buchun inYaFia.
Detailed by all Druggists at rs CENTS PER
bOFTLE, Of ounces, or days medicine, al
once placing this valuable compound within Tho
reach OF the patient, no matter how Door,
BEWARE OF eounteffeits. Ask for Mexican
Fluid Extract Bnehu. Holmes q Co. propTIe.
tors, New York City. f'NF''S
BEWARE Of spurious Buehu Mixtures, pre-.
pared by selEstyled doctors, which are Kent be.
lore the public by notorious advertisements.
LAUGHLIN BROS. 6 CO.,
,.,.o, Wholesale Dealers, wheeling, W. Va.
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If you want first choice Of spring
stock of Wall Papers, go to PAUL & Orr's,
No. 90 Market street.
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MUNICIPAL .CoURT.-This Court was
in session yesterday, but did nothing Of
any special interest.
Adjourned until 10! o'clock this morn
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FRIDAY, MARCH S,als7a.
Travellers Register.
New Advertisements.

Quincy Street Houses for Rent.
For Sale.
Wanted.
Ladies' Watches-oxtOby & Duflield:
Notice.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
Show Cases.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, sc.
Call at G. Mendel, Booth & Cos.
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Now styles, new scenery, new Nccesso
ries at the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

Rustic Photographs, new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery.
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FInancIai.
7-3OGOId Loan .,7I.-I1I
or FHH
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.

We offer for sale Of par The P,,.,
Rslosa 5n eo S0la sOnSs Of he Northern 's
lowing denominations: CouponS 1,1 10 he iol.
N.Y. W: Registered, 800, SS6O, 81 IN SSS and
SSSSy ana nSf 5 interest = Z IP1yaS: SSS
Jay Cooke q Co., Financial ASenss M sae Oaiee d
These oonas are secured BY dist SSi IN T0tk
Eong s SsS R SSa, sHS hSs q VIZ VIZ
and on over TEenty.thFee TboS.,NS lPlep6,
Land 2 eyery mile o. finished road TS AIsf q
In all TO more than Fifty Million A. amounting
o. alternate sections reaching t%sn,s consist,
miles on each side OF the track ESm IvIS!o iofJ
through the Richest portions Of VII Ti5NM NlssoeIli
ko!S, hontAnA, Idaho, Oregon and W .s.,sGh d
10 Puget Sound. Nu washington
We have these t, Bonds constantly on h,,.
investors and the public generally ApAlib
THE CITY BANK,
Wheeling, Feb. u, iSTS' '''ANHLk, PftsL
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The Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIvers
upon the sea shore. It is perfectly pure and
sweet Ask for Hazard & Caswclrs Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by
CASWRLL, HAZARD q CO.,
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THE CITY BANK,
Wheeling, Feb. ~, isl T. oi'ANaLR, P'a't

'THE COMMERCIAL BANE ~
Il Martins Ferry, Ohio, 10 now t on, w
ttl.Li . regular Banking BuSInsss - Set
xxi SnS Domesas Exchange bought SSd 'o ~
SItsd ip,ere se S Sl s o points and promptly
Bank VIII DO open Saturday eyenISs nn,ti;, IAs
70 accommodate those who wish IA Az ~ = !.
Of their weekly earningS. Revenue S,iyS ~ p5F
n w sv,-v r..At.. JAS. Il. GRAY, w
m 'h' ""'uiE' PresIdtnt
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\ WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply want felt for 4 real genuine good
article OF Soap at reasonable price, the under.
signed is now manufacturing such an article. n
all testify who have seen and used
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Sold by all Druggists.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-20

A commission of five per cent. has been
allowed the present Collector on his own
salary, which We decn. wrong. 1t has not
been allowed to former Collectors. rs APP
pears from the books. We suggest to the
present Board of Commissioners to pro-
coed at once to have all old accounts set
tied Also t. thoroughly examine the tax
books, and ascertain if the large amounts
that have been deducted from former as
scssnlcnts within the last year, be correct,
rs by this means the amount of assessablc
property is much reduced, making the per
centage larger on the amount remaining.
The amount paid out tor the cxamina-
ton of weights and measures was received
without the labor being performed We
recommend its repeal.
An item of economy was pointed out to
us by one of the witnesses. 1t has been
customary to have separate registration no.
tees for each district. One heading is SUI
ficient. inserting the place and time of sit
ting of the registrar for each district saw
ing annually to the county about four hun
drcd and eighty dollars.
For roads and bridges lcvies have been
large but We believe necessary if properly
disburscd The people who are to be ben
Gifted should exercise watchful care, and if
they find that Supervisors are not doing
their duty they should so report to the
Commissioners, that such faithcss officers
mag be exposed and displaced.
Respectfully submitted,
ALEX. KING, Foreman.
J.Nr<py TEuM 1872
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Frostburg Post.Offlce Bulletin.

FIRST MORNING MAIL, for Cumberland
and intermediate points also, for all points
East and West ofthat city, closes at Gas, a M
SECOND MORNING MAIL. for Grantsville
and intermediate points, closes at 10 a. III
FiRsr EVENING MAIL, for Cumberland
including allexcept through" matter, closes
At $50, p. IN. -.
SECOND EVENING. MAIL, for Piedmont
and intermediate points; also, all matter foI
Baltimore, Washington and points beyond
closes ut 4, p. m. e~ q..,~t 80
MAILS open as follows:
From Piedmont at $50. a. m.
-" Cumberland at 1920, a. m
-" Grantsville at 345, p. m.
Cumberland at SEP. m,.
o. 49, -, & II. Wakes. p H.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.

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Through no other medium can iami.ies
and individuals in the towns and viii
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he SO well supplied with propc. liter"-
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Parties. then. should get up clubs In
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and thus secure the advantage OF these
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light and intelligence which such jour
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Circuit Court.

Several days of last week were occupied
hy the Circuit Court, now in session in
Cumberland, in the suit Of FAzENBAKER
a. the Cumberland & Pennsylvania Rail:
road. On Monday morning the case was
given to the jury. who returned in short
time, with verdict favoring the plaintiff
of $4,000. This amount was divided be-
tween the widow and three children, the
widow obtaining $4,000; the eldest child,
$1G5; the second, $780, and the third $685..
This is q case, as stated in the Ne,os in
which the widow of Mr.. FAzENBAKER, de-
ceased, sued the Cumberland s. Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company for $4,000 DANA
yes for the killing of her husband by o To-
connective boiler explosion at the Frostburg
depot, on the Goth of March, 1870, said
VIM. FAzENBAKER being in the employ Of
the railroad company, at the time of his
death hrakcsman on the train. The case
attracted considerable attention, and the
court room was filled with spectators du-
ring the whole time Of the trial, which
lasted nearly three days. The following
named gentlemen composed the jury
HENRY BLooMENoUR, foreman, JOSEPH
JANDoRr, RALPH THAyER, EPHRAIM
TnRAsIER, HENRY MUHLENBURG, JOHN
E. Buck, j. T. HARTLEY, JAS. NJ. MAT
THEws, GEORGE w. PRICE, EB. KrTsMIL-
LER ALEX. FRESH, PETER ECuARD.-
Messrs. BRowN and HOFFMAN were coun-
sel for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Cox and
WALSH for defendants.
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ID I f D..


On Tuesday, 18th inst, in this place,
Mrs. CAROLINE BEALL, wife of Nelson
Beall, Esq, aged 46 years, II months and
days.
She was faithful member of the II.
f. Church for near twenty years. during
which she constantly excmplitied the exalted
character Of her profession. She was we'll
known to those with whom she communcd
in christian fellowship, who testify to the
pre- cminence in Ter life of meek, quiet
and unobtrusive spirit. She. was better
known to those who have been blessed by
her Astounding charity, and comfortcd by
her ministry to the suffering To those of
her own household, however, endcared by
The successive ties of wife and mother, she
was best observed in her faithful, tender
performance of all the duties pertaining to
her two-fold domestic character, while,
above and around all, she shed the surpass-
ing lustre of Il higher life, to enjoy which
she continually beckoned them. Her gem
tic spirit has left the realm of tears, but the
inetfaccablc traces of q stainless earthly
existence consecrated to the good of her
family, the relief of the needy, the comfort
of the suffering and the religious develop
ment of all, are written on imperishable
tablcts-thc hearts of those she loved and
served, and those to whom she was sim
ccrc bcneiactor.
The blcsscdness of such life is the best
testimony of its worth and its inevitable
fruition in heaven 1t is impossible such
| shall live in vain.
She was i'll but short time Her disease
was of an acute character, and speedily eff
fectcd its work of death. In other and
better words
a few brief days-and..then the earth
Grew white around the trav'ler's feet;
While bright fires glowed on every hearth,
They parted never more to meet
Until they go where she has gone,
From this dark world Of death and blight,
To walk with her above the sun
That sank upon her grave tonight"
-
Frostburg, Jan. Il, 1872.
In Homecoming OH Tuesday morning. the
10th inst, FRANK, aged three years, son Of
Hiram Hanckamp, Esq, Of that place.
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Everybody has saved money during the
past year by buying their Goods at the
Cheap Store, and we promise the people
that during the present onc we will still
keep goods down to the lowest notch, and
not allow the "old fogics" to carry ON their
"three-pricc system" T. .
C. RALTZELL & Co..
jams 'taiEAf. sr'h4."
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MERCHANTS.
RARE OPPORTUNITIES

RARE OPPORTUNITIES
Although Cottons are still advancing, VIC
are offering, this week,
A heavy brown Muslin at 10c
A good 30-inch ditto at 10c
Calicoes-fast cOlors, Sc
Bid Pillow Case Cotton 1sc
Good Straw Ticking 10, l2sc
EVERYTHING MARKED DOWNi
White Blankets, 81 worth 8 so
Cassimeres, 7Cc worth 81
ditto 81 worth I 25
Table Linen, 35c worth As
ditto, SOC worth IS
A Lii Ell Towel, 1Oc.
A Linen Napkin, &c
Apair heavy fieeccd Hose 90
A hwy stamped Skirt 30
Worsted Braid sc
Alpaca Braid Sc
50 I'd Spool Silk &c
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THE FRosrsURc MlNlNc JOURNAL,

Being published this offers superior induce
advertisers local and foreign BY advertising
had large and wealthy community which might other
wise fail.
will the benefit Of all business who
with their advertising patronage, and should such
take advantage of the opportunity herein offered will I've
cad weekly monthly
0 quarterly insertion
We have adopted the following
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COAL STATEMENT.

For the week ending January Is, 1872,
there were Il, S6S.03 tons Of Coal transport.
ed over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, and for the year to same date,
81, 06S. II tons.
Shipments Of Coal
From Cumberland for the week ending
Saturday, Jan. ID, and FOR the year, 1872 :
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CALI. ON
JOS EPH KELLY.

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, RosTnuRG.
EOR Cnnfrctioneries. Canned Fruits.
: i Jcilies. Pickles. sll grades Of Tobacco
and Cigars. Pens, Ink, Writing Paper
and Envelopes. n. B.-Call and see the
"ORIENT SAFETY LAMPS"
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-20
CONFECTIONERIES, &c.
CONFECTIONERY

CoNFECTIo merry
of every variety. Cakes. Notions and
Toys. All kinds of Nuts. Raisins. Cur
rants. Oranges. Lemons. Citrons. &c.
A fine assortment OF Plain and Fancy
Candies. A great variety Of Sugar and
other Toys. Orders for parties promptly
filled at all times. Particular attention
paid to Rich and Ornamental Wedding
Cakes. fine Fruits in sealed Cans. Pickles.
Catsup, Jellles, &c. Wheat and Rye
Bread fresh every day. Also superior
quality of genuine Havana Cigars. Smo-
King Tobacco, &c.
An elegant Oyster Saloon for Ladies'
and Gentlemen. Oysters put up to suit
all tastes. Families supplied with any
quantity, At short notice and at fair rates.
IL Those wishing anything in my
line will do we'll to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. rs feel confident Of Civ
ing satisfaction. l have the cheapest
goods In town. Nov Ally