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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
Ohio LeRlsIatnre.

Co1uIBUs, Feb. 7.-At a Joint conyep.
ton Of the two Houses OF the General
Assembly to-day, to canvass the vote cast
for and against the holding Of a Consti.
tutional Convention, it was officially
announced that the vote was as ioi.
lows: Wholenumbcr Of electors, 459, 900
voting yes, 264, go voting no, 1O4 ,2Sl ;
majority Of those voting on tho question
100, 7S9; majority in favor Of calling a
convention, 81, 976. .s-a.--l-.s..-r.l..-Is,s'-
In the House bills were introduced 70
make obtaining goods under false pre.
lenses a penitentiary ofFense; recurring
tho courts after o verdict convictinr q
prisoner Of felony to order the prisoner
into the custody Of the sheriff; to author.
lie railroad conductors to make arrests Of
persons suspected or charged with crime
TO authorize the incorporation OF colnpa.
MES for building public halls. "a q z {.
} A resolution was adopted requesting
tho Railroad Commissioner to report Il
all the railroads Of the State have com.
piled with the law which requires passen.
ger cars to be connected by aprons or
bridges. "a
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GOLDEN WEDDNo.-Our aged and
venerable friend, Mr.. W. r. Holiday,
Surveyor of Customs at this port, celc.
brated his golden wedding yesterday.
Fifty years ago he was united in marriage
to Miss Wilson, sister Of Capt. W. P.
Wilson, a RESIDENT in North Wheeling. A
number OF relatives and friends assembled
at the residence Of Mr.. H., on Eoff street,
yesterday, to congratulate the aged couple
on having reached the close of the first
half century of their married life. The
occasion was very pleasant one, and at q
seasonable hour in the evening the COM
pany took their departure, leaving with
their hosts pleasant mementoes Of kind re.
gard, and many wishes for continued
health and happiness.
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history for an instance ofadmirable dsyo.
ton 70 duty, heroism, endurance and faith,
and Ia language Of force and beauty mar!
rated the story Of the dyke.mAster. Of
North Holland, two hundred years ago.
when dykes Of stone and sand Withheld
the fury oil the ocean from destruction oil
the land. Tempted 10 neglect duty, he
stayed by his post and went to the dyke In
time 70 find the tide rising with fearful
rapidity, and the works, yielding and
threatening death TO every soul. Itwould
rise I'LL 10 o'clock, and at twelve minutes
70 IL Il rose within half inch Of the sur.
lace, all canvas, rope, and hurdles gone.
Then oil knelt in prayer for mercy, which
came with final preservation. 50 much
good sprang from one oct Of strict duty
and defiance Of temptation.
lntemperance does not pay. 1.-THE fun
and poetry and flowers that wreathed
the flowing bowl are soon gone, and
naught Is left but the wild craving and
horrors and shame Of drunkenness. From
the cherry checked boy 10 his powerless
old age, what q history Is the drunkard's."
Here the lecturer, with painful dra.
matte power, enacted the horrors Of
mania p0tn. He introduced o sketch Of
grandson Of the noted Chalmers, Of
Glasgow, now reduced TO wretchedness
and ignoble poverty in Albany, and In
contrast the vigorous and useful life Of
the old who have never yielded to-
temptations Of the wine Gun. With o
pathos much affecting his hearers, he ex.
erted on this subject the power which
made him famous.
Young men, II you put tho wine cup
up to your lips, will II, I ask, pay? DO
you think so the next morning when
you are suffering from the eRectse II
does not pay 10 begin TO drink. You
cannot find u man all over the country
who will say that he regretted he did
not learn TO drink when lie was young,
any more than you can find one on his
heath bed, who will regret his being a
Christian. flat5stlg ,,,-I..
Men drink TO get drunk, and not for
convivlality or anything else after they
have continued the practice for some time,
1t doesn't pay TO drink, and 1t doesn't pay
10 begin. How many young men in this
city are suffering and causing fathers and
mothers to suffer from the mad effects Of
drink. Many Of you who hear mo to.
night are commencing with everything Ia
hope for and nothing to fear. But, with
the evil effects Of strong drink, you will
end with everything to fear and nothing "a
hope Tor. Temperance pays. Clean liv.
ing pays. We are passing on the narrow
ridge Of the present and looking TO the
future The past Is gone never TO return.
The past Is perpetual.
The result Of gUod work lives. II
pays to help all who are working In the
great cause OF temperance. His entire
lecture was interpreted with anecdotes
which served TO keep his immense audi.
ence in good humor, which he thought
paid. He closed amid applause.
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cures cases given up by others, no matter who
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Lne curious, doubtful, or inqIihtiVe wish u
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MASQUERADE oosTUirEs.- IA large as
sortmen. arrived from Cincinnati, last
evening, and will be loaned cheap during
the hours from 10 to 8 o'clock to day, at
Maennercllor Hall German Bank build
ingl for use ct the grand masquerade 10.
nieht. ~ - = = ~. & -. q,
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GRADING Yesterday, quite
aheavy force OF men and carts were put
to work grading track through the dc.
pot grounds of the HcmpGeld railroad,
to connect with that down John street.
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, l am selling out my entire
stock Of Boots and shoesat cost. L. v.
Blond, 107 Main street. W.
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MISSES MoROcco SHOES, high cut, only
81 95at Forgey & Clemens. An excel.
lent chance to get school shoes cheap 2
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BOARD OF ExAMrNERs-T The Board of
Pension Examiners was in session at the
Custom House, yesterday. We believe
the present act of Congress requires each
pensioner to be examined prior to each
payment. The Board here Is composed
Of Drs. Hazlctt, Hupp and Wiesel.
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NILSSON will not sing here but you can
buy Nilsson Button and Lace Boots in
velvet at Forgcy & Clemens. They arc
handsome as picture. 0.' - 'f d.
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JUST now the Wheeling papers arc de.
voted to writing railroads. - Telegraph.
"Just now"9 Bless you we, have been
at it Just four years.
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THE great demand for those wonderful
goods of Japanese manufacture, now fol-
sale at PAUL & orrs, still continues, and
they have this day received direct from
the importer the third lot this season. Go
early and get your choice. They have
also on hand games, puzzles and fancy
articles in endless variety, besides books
forpersons OF all ages, and the largest
stock of desks, pOCketbooks, gold pens
and pencils ever brought to this city.
Remember the place, PAUL 6 OrTs, %
Market street. : = III BLtIfl
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by It's n.
markablc cures. So mild as TO be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet SO searching
as to ellectnally purge out the great cor.
nIptions ofthe blood, such as the scroinlOw
and syphilitic contamination. lmpuritie1
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield 70 this powerful anti.
tlotc, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known
Of ScrUfnIa, and. all scrofnlouS disease,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptivc al.
orders Of tho skin, TumoFs, BlOtcheS
Dolls, PimpleS, PustuleS, Sores al
Antllony's Fire, Rose or ErysInes.
lns, Tetter, Salt RheuIn, Send
Head, Ringw0rm, and internal IN.
cerations Of the Uterus, Stomach
and Liver. u also cures other com.
plants, TO which il would not seem esper
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, DyspeD.
sin, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease
Female Weakness, Debility, AMI
LeucOrrh0ea, when they.are manifesto.
tons Of the scrofulous poisons.
II is an excellent restorer Of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing The
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs
ii liSsipates the depression and listless Ian.
gltor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system move,
OIL with renewed Vigor and q new lease Of
liG,
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RUY THE BEST.

The "Peeriess" Clothes wrInger will onlweA'
any and all others and do the work better thAu
can be done by hand, saving Labor, Time and
Clothes. Take one on trial. and II not sAtIstAr'
tory return 1t and get your money. The poor
particularly cannot afford 10 do without one OIL
these celebrated wrIngers.
Price only 90 80 with cogs Cheaper aud bet
TOR than all others. Other varieties Of wringeF'
IN stock. Also tho celebrated Ualon TIaltIh'
Aaelines.
noy27 an PRYOR BOYD 4 60.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John b. Cough, the
renowned lecturer, reached the city, yes,
terday, and took rooms nj Dailey's City
Hotel. s4 srht
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HAVE your Photographs made at the
Partridge Gallery.
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FINEST stereoscoplc Views in the city
at the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes at
L. V. Blends, 1O7 Main street.
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AN OWNER WANTED.-Last Monday
morning, quite early, a woman entered a
grocery on John street, Just above Sixth,
and inquired of tho proprietor IL she
could leave u trunk there for briol
period"H Being answered in the aillrma.
tive, she took her departure and in few
minutes returned, carrying large, new
trunk, assisted byaboy, Alter depositing
it in the store, they Immediately with.
drew, without word Of explanation, and
that is the last seen of them in that local,
ity. What has become Of them, who they
were, and what the trunk contains, ID.
main, up tothe present writing, prorountl
mysteries. The trunk is evidently filled
with something, as Il Is quite heavy. The
authorities should adopt measures to as.
certain the contents, as a clue to some
horrld crime might be revealed. This
thing Of leaving trunks and boxes con.
tanning remains Of human beings put out
Of the way by violence, has become too
common. an occurrence. We do not un.
dertake to affirm that this Is q case Of the
kind, but what that trunk does contain,
should DO known before the sun sets this
evening, 5
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S7lI72.

The last Catalogue shows nm attendance a, ~,
Students ct this Institution, Five dIetinef ne
partments Of Instruction, with a fill coma 81
competent ProGessors. y N'P' "
The Ancient and Modern Languages; MAthe.
MATES, pure and applied; Psychology. EthIcs
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric. ma ScIencea
@e.t &c, cateially and thoroughly taught, Prac.
ucal chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated BY an
pEoprate apparatus. Special advantages for dc
study Of Geology. 'AN
A good Library. Extensive cabinetroF MIN.
efalogy, Geology and Conchology; together Win
many specimens In other Department. OF Natural
HISTORY. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society.
FAIL TEnH begins September 9Th. Winter
December 9Th. Spring, March 9Oth. Commence
ment juno 10th.
Boarding nom 50 to q per week.
Tuition, from Sl5 70 $al per year. 1F f
For further particulars, inuuiro az
ALEX MARTIN, President
leo horgantown, West Va.
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FoRoEY & CLEMENS are selling good
Shoes, but little shop worn, at cost and I'M.
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF IT?-Seyeral
months since one of our citizens addressed
a communication and submitted an ordi,
nance to the City Council in relation tc
the arrangement of seats in our public
halls, and the mode Of egress which should
be provided. The papers were referred
to the Committee on Ordinances, where
We fear, judging from past delay, it twill
sleep the sleep that knows no waking
The subject is an important one, These
of our citizens who are in the habit oil
attending concerts, lectures, &C., have
seen the aisles in Washington Hall filled
literally with chairs and every one occu,
pied. Should there be a sudden alarm oil
fire Or anything calculated to produce an
excitement, the consequences under such
circumstances would be fearful. We hope
the Committee on Ordinances will report
at tho next meeting stringent ordinance
againt blocking up the aisles in public
halls, churches, &C., and requiring that all
doors leading thereto shall open out.
wardlS. Give us the ordinance, gentle.
men. aHf'-'W .H
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BLAST PUT oN.-We hear that the blast
was put on riverside furnace, yesterday
morning, fort the first time. Our informant
could not state when the first "cast''
would be made, buthe thought it was the
intention OF the proprictors to move
cautiously until satisfied that everything is
right, and then crowd 1t to its full capaci.
ty. 1t is believed that the furnace will
turn out about five hundred tons Of iron
per week. In the arrangement Of the
stack, machinery, buildings, &C., provision
has been made Tor the erection OF second
furnace should it'at any time be desired,
without making any change in the par
ticulars mentioned now occupying the site.
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Medical.
$1,000
j'nfAyer's ~
SarSaparilla

Is widely known
as one Of the mos,
efectual remedie,
ever discovered "a,
cleansing the sy,.
tenn and purifying
the blood. It ID;
stood the test Of
years, with a con.
stanuygrowingep
utation, based on i,
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were before The Police Court, yesterday
morning: George McAdams, assault, dis.
missed, the testimony showing that the
accused acted in selEdeEence when he
struck the complainant; Hugh Harris,
tmmult and disorder, ten dollars and costs,
payment suspended on condition that
Harris leave the State and remain away
one ycar-the prisoner was given until
this evening to make his arrangements for
leaving the Commonwealth; Joseph Bal.
ster, tumult and disorder-testimony fail
ed tomake out a case under the charge,
the prisoner having used obscene and
abusive language towards an officer. His
Honor dismissed the proceedings under
the warrant, but directed another to be
issued charging him with the ofIense
which the testimony showed he had COM
mitted. aH,t.aiaJ 4. Tr.l
Thomas Jefferson Rogers, for creating
tumult and disorder, was fined one dollar
and costs. Being entirely innocent of
having so much money abouthim, he was
sent to jail for ten days.
Soft rs cash receipts were concerned
tho session of this Court was a failure; as
will be seen by examination OF the fore
going.
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LARGEST stock of Photograph Albums
in the city at the Partridge Gallery.
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WILL RESUME To.DAY.-A few morn.
ings since we mentioned IN accident
which happenedto q portion Of tho ma.
chinery driving the Bellaire Nail Mill
We were told yesterday, that tho broken
portion had been replaced and that the
mill would be under full Roadway this
morning.
The demand for the productions of this
mill is larger than can be supplied with
their present facilities. Anumber ofnew
nail machines arc now being built and
will soon be put in operation. a
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"JuNrrER Tar SOAR" cures enapped hands.
saltrheum, pimplcs, and all cutancous afCec.
tons, rendering the skin solt and smooth. Man.
ulACturcd by CAswELL, HAZARD q CO..
Sold BY all DruggistsI .i'stf New York
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CoNcERT TALKED Owe heard yes.
tcrday, that a number OF persons in the
city are arranging the preliminaries for a
grand cooncert to DO given in Washing.
ton Hall, in compliment to Mrs. W. II.
Shieb, before her departure for Europe.
Its known to many Of our readers that
Mrs. s. proposes to visit the Old World
during the coming Spring, to avail herself
of the superior musical advantages offered
by schools on the continent, and will
probably be absent two or three years
She is nowin the city visiting her rela.
tives and friends before leaving, and they
have seized the opportunity to give some
expression oftheir appreciation of her
ability as m accomplished vocalist, and
their esteem for her as q lady. We trust
those who have the matter in charge will
carry out their design. 4tfgg
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a8. PREPARED ny
Dr. lie. AVER 6 co., Lowell, Massr
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

Every ven increases the popular.
ty fthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
anditis the only reliable and perfect.
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FApRp HAIR to its Youthful color
L.. :. "A 'I,,,4s.o:,,, - III
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=TFansportatlon.

Tickets 70 all principal points In the East and
West can DO procured at the Union Ticket Once,
In nLure Hnnse, and at tho Station Of Bridge
oiaae oNRRMYERs,
noyei General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply want felt for real genuine good
article OF Soap ct Q reasonable price, the under.
signed 10 now manufacturing such an article, %
all testify who have seen and uBed
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MASQUERADE To.MGur.-The-M Men.
MISUNDERSTANDING Society will give a grand
masquerade ballin Washington Hall, this
evening This promises to eclipse any.
thing in that line held in the CITY this
winter, Arrangements have been made
to insure the success of tho affair, and
the occasion promises to be very bril-.
liant one. Refreshments in abundance
and good music have been provided,
Secure your tickets to-day without fail,
They are to be had from The committee
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THE WEATnRR,-Y Yesterday was a
charming day overhead, but under foot,
1t was just the other extreme. The walk.
ing was horrible, and We don't believe
many persons ventured out that had no
urgent business. Afew days Of bright
sunshine will bring things right all
around, and our city once more wear an
active, business.like air.
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o. U.A.M. BALL-We direct attention
to an advertisement in another column Of
ball To be given tomorrow evening in
Washington Hall by Ben Franklin Coun-
Gil No, L. .. u. A. NJ. The occasion
promises to be an exceedingly pleasant
one. An interesting feature will be the
contestfOra sword and regalia, the form.
er to be awarded to the most popular
captain Of one of the military companies
recently organized; the latter, 10 the Conn
ell Of the Order receiving the highest
number Of votes.
The following gentlemen are. being
voted Tor: Captain William Stanley, Gee.
G, Trimble, B. B. Dovencr and Lieut..
fancy. For hcregalia, Eagle and Jcdcr.
son Councils Junior Order United Ameri.
can Mechanics The contest is becoming
exceedingly brisk and spirited.
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GhngntelIig
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY s, 1879.
Now Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Private Sale of Household & Kitchen
Furniture. ".
L0st-Fur Collar. .1' ID.
Wanted-Agent. a
Brown Il Higgins.
Undertaking. .rrm
Soaps, Soaps
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Mans and Boys HATS and Caps are sold
away down low at Forgey * Clemens,
southeast corner OF Main and Union streets
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CUMBERLAND a

CUMBERLAND A
EAaT-I.HAYES
tWheeling daily e..
at....,..."1G30 0. m
ARRIVES At
PaSkersburg. 1000 p. m,
Cumberland .10:I6 p. m.
Sundays excepted.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

GBr A contract has just been signed in
England for the laying of telegraph cable
direct to New York.
eB- London, Jan. 16.-A shocking acci-
dent occurred in Lalford to-day. The roof
of the school-house fell in while the school
was in session, and many of the children in
jured, come of them seriously.
GB Mr.. Joseph elliott, whose death oc-
Cured few days since, was born at Shelf
field, England, October IL, 1900. At the
age of twenty years he went to Birming-
ham, about which time the first steel pens
were introduced, when he took the idea,
and began the manufacture Of the article.
Ifnot the inventor, he was surely the one
who first made the manufacture of steel
pens trade.
EB- Mr., l.. j. Baigent, one of the wit
jnesses in the famous Tichbome trial, now
in progress in London, was twelve days un-
der examination. Toward the close he
said he thought the rack the thumbscrew
and other methods Of physical torture were
perfectly harmless compared with the men,
tai torture to which he had been subjected
by the eross-examination. m sf b.m
rH- The trial Of Rev. John Selby Watson,
In London, who Is accused Of having bru-
tally murdered his wife several months ago,
which has been in progress the past few
days. was concluded last week. The jury
rendered averdiet Of guilty, and the sem
'tenoe OF death was pronounced upon the
prisoner.
Watson "a an author OF some repute, and
was engaged in the preparation Of an i'm
portaht theological work at tho time Of tho
-commissIeE Of tho deed
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tB A contract has just been signed in
England for the laying of telegraph cable
direct to New York.
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TARRED ROOFING FELT.

Used extensively for sheathing Houses, and for
Tar and Gravel Roofing, also for placing under
Slate, Tin and Shingle Roofing.
II is used in packing Woolens and Furs to
protect them from moths.
Put up In rolls weighing As pounds each.
Is pounds Felt will cover surface of 100
square feet