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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23

co EXTRACT a. AwARDED.-0n Monday the
Cos c,S sOs building the bridge to span
ESseISIu1sse K on tho line Of the Pittsburgh,
nils S1 and Kentucky Railroad, three
Nss,S,O S gov this city, was awarded to
riIjs S T.. SsGSSItkey and McGurk, Of steuben NJ
S5S,ss AND ~, M, Schailer, of WeIlsburr. The
.p1Ss ~ W" III Ne built Of stone and have a
y,s5s s ST one hundred and seventy
ccoI,.,, all parties connected with tSs
&sI% ! IN arc experienced workmen and
alaSsr s sa,. undoubtedly be put up in
sue I, satisfactory c TO The company. Il
""-S'HStnVilk Herald. ""' VI INC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23
New YORK Money and Stock Market.
Wheeling wholesale AIaFkssC
-. : oFStUE DAmY INTEIIlaRNoshsR,
Wednesday. Nav "a

Nav York, May 29-GoLD-srong
at ll3Iall4. Loans-2a4 per cent for
carrying. Clearlngs, SEQ 100000. Engage.
ments Tor export tomorrow, $1,O5O, 900.
Treasury disbursements, $644,OOO. The
gold room keeps open till 5 in. NJ, until the
lst of June.
MoNEY-Easy at 5a7 per cent; closing
at per cent.
STERLING ExcHANoE-lOOs. ..
GovERNMENTs-tc higher, and strong.
The Treasury took 100000 at lisa
1l345.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23
Marriage.

Married persons, or young men and ladies con.
templAting marriage, being aware OF physical
weakness, organic debility, deformities, eSpeciA.
ly cured.
He who places himtelf under tho care OF DR.
Fishblatt, may religiously conHde In his homo.
as gentleman, and confidently rely on his skill
90 physician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23
GENERAL DEBILITY.
DIR. FISHBLATT

Has discovered tho most certain, speedy and on.Y
efectual remedy in the world for weakness In tLe
back or Limbs, structures, affections Of the kid
tency, general debility, nervousness, dyspepsia.
9nguor, low spirits, confusion Of ideas, palplt6.
ton OF the heart, tlmidity, trembling, dimness
Of sight or piddinesg, disease OF the head, throat
or akin, affections OF the lungs, liver, stomach.
solitary habits OF youth-secret and solitary
practices more fatal TO victims than the songs OF
the sirens TO the mariners Of Ulysses, blightine
their most brilliant hopes and anticipations, rer
dertng marriage, &C., impossible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23

NH EE 5 E-25 BOXES FINE go.
" sHRN (new). Just received and for sale BY
mylO II. REILLY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23
rvERDIsFAsEand

MNhh DbEA6HA and
Indigestion prevail to
q greater extent than
probably any other
malady, and relief 10
always sought after.
II tho Liver 10 regu-
lated In It's action,
health 10 almost inva.
riably secured. Indi-
gesuon or want Of ac-
ton in the Liver
causes Headache, Con-
sdpahon, Jaundlce,
Pain In the Shout.
derS, Cough, DIEGI.
ness, Sour Stomach,
b I'D taste in the
mouth, bilious At
tacks, pAlpttahon Of
tho heart depression
Of AnfFtl mr. thR hluAa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23

=, c,oelc,,s Letter Accepting the
Mt CInripuatl Nomination.

CINCINNATI, ID May, ls7S,
MAJ, strNThe National Convention
DE AIS, az Republicans Of the United
States have Elm si Bts.Isn , and Secretares
If ,bs Convention, to inform yo9, tna y, y ,Sa
have been nominated the candluasoI st ~
I iSersI Republicans Tor the Presidency yo o,
the United states. We also submit 70 o, you
sJop ted BY tie Convention. BE pleased SEA
y, n1J siSpify as to your acceptance, Of !n y
ni,tisrm and nomination, and believe U.s.
yery truly yours, ,,.
l'EU''I GiEo. ", JULIAN, Vice President
S soHs 2 3. f p.yls'Ss, Secretaries
a., TIn..an flt.otay New YORK Gltys
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply want felt for q real genuine good
article Of Soap at reasonable price, The under
signed 70 now manufacturing such an article, 90
oil testify who have seen and used
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SIMMONS

and hundred other symptoms. 6LHMONS'
LIVER REGULATOR Is the remedy beat that
has ever been discovered for these ailments.
II acts mildly, ofioctuAlly, and being q slmple
quantities that It may DO taken. II "a harm
less In Overy way; II has been used for forty
years, and hundreds Of the good and great
nom all parts Of the country will vouch tof its
virtues, viz:
Hon. Alexander Il Stephens, of Georgia.
Bishop Pierce, Of Georgia.
Jno. en- Shorter Ex-Governor Of Alabama. I,
Gen. John 3. Gordon,
Z. L. Mott, Columbus, Georgia.
Are among the hundreds to whom we can refer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-29
News and Other Items.

The Haymaker's Base Ball Club at Troy,
New York, has been disbanded. Reason-the
owners did not pay up the salaries of the play
ers and the latter quit. HE
New Workers make business good in 1900
bar-rooms. sEs .
Eluped at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, a lass of
81 with lad of 80. .asrr vE
Europe is sending many emigrants to south
ern ports especially to New Orleans.
A Minnesota editor speaks of another editor
as "senile, singer of unsavory English"
Three hundred and ffty-six persons are reg
ularly employed On the Philadelphia Ledger.
One thousand three hundred and fifty people
plunged into the surf at Long Branch on
Wednesday.
Thrty-six lashes is what boy received, in
the st. Louis House of Refuge, for opening his
eyes during prayers.
St. Louis has been blessed with three odd ex-
hibitions on the Same evening. Geo. Francis
Train the circus and Schurz.
The international Prison Congress at Lon
don is represented by delegates from fifteen OF
the United States.
A young Western man committed suicide the
other day, because he was disappointed in the
effects of vegetable diet on his system.
Judge Russell says Martha's Vineyard is an
excellent place to enjoy morality in the alb
stract and walk in the concrete.
Wilkinson, who killed his wife with a cleaver
in Baltimore, on the first of May, has been
struck with paralysis on the left side, which is
slowly affecting the right. And people given
to moralizing look at it asjndgmentof heaven.
A day or two since, says tho Traveller, lady
asked Boston Democrat to get situation for
her son, still a minor He replied that he could
do nothing for him now, but assured her that
in the event of Greeley's election he would Sc
cure for him a Thousand dollars year situu-
ton in the Postoffice Department The Dem
ocrat evidently disbelieves Mr.. Greeley's pro-
fessions in favor of civil service reform, and
thinks the returned soldiers now employed by
that Department have served their country
long enough.
New York newspaper gossip: Cyrus Field
has sold his interest in the Euening Mail; the
Evening Express is for sale; new Republican
morning journal is about to be started; Manton
Marble is SO disguised at Greeley's nomination,
that he intends to keep out of the city during
the campaign.
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A National Bank has been established at
N. III.


Pennington, N. III.
The Buffalo, n. Y. Presbytery on Saturday
deposed Rev. M. L. p. Thompson who is charged
with adultery at jamestown, from the Ministry
and indefinitely suspended him from COM
munion.
The Republican County Convention at Nc,
Connellsville Penn. on Saturday nominated
Hon. j. Cessna for Congress.
Father Gavazzi arrived at st. Louis Satur-
day. He held reception that night and was
to occupy pulpits in both Methodist and Pres
byterian churches Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe arrived in New York
from Liverpool, Sunday.
Richard Fleet has been arrested at Millvlle,
n. j., and confessed to having set several fires
in that vicinity lately; the object being rob-
berry. Two accOmplices belonging in Pittsburg
are yet at large.
In house of ill fame in Philadelphia, Sun
day afternoon, Margaret Davis quarreled with
John Graham and fractured his skull with a
pitcher.
Twelve cars of oil were burned Saturday on
the Erie Railway west of Elmira. Loss S16,-
900.
A fire at Otrawa, Ontario Sunday morning
in iMortimer's drug shop; destroyed several
building in that range and stablesiin rear of
Matthews hotel The wife of Mr.. Evans who
occupied the ewelliHg over Nye's tobacco store,
was burned to death, and a servant girl vast fa-
tally injured by jumping from the third story to
abe street. Mr. Evans narrowly escaped. Loss
$4,000 Insured
The Boston Base Ball Club was badly beaten
on Saturday at Philadelphia. in a match game
with the Athletic club. The Bostons scored
l dthe Athletics g.
Friday evenings train from New Orleans on
the n. O. & jackson road was throwned off
the track near Magnolia. Kilborn the baggage
master, and Mrs Baker of Texas, were serious
ly injured, and several others were slightly in
jured
A San Francisco despatch of Sunday states
that Chas. E. Deane, editor of the Angeles
News, issreported missing. 1t is supposed he
committed suicide by drowning.
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REPLEvNED.-Late Saturday afternoon, Mr..
James McGlinchy, the reputed owner of thirty
five barrels of liquor seized at No. 118 Fore
street. by Deputy Sheriff Adams, took out a
writ Of replevin on the liquors, stored in the
basement of City Hall. Coroner Hall made ser
vice of the precept on Mr.. Adams. Before the
service was made Mr.. McGlinchy was present
with three teams and large number of men,
and at the proper moment the liquors were
hustled out of the building and taken to Atlau-
tic wharf, where they were shipped on board
steamer Montreal for Boston. Sec. 43 chap. 81
of the revised statutes provides that liquors
seized snail not be repleviablo pending proooUti-
ings. The act occasi oned considerable COM
ment and the result of it will be looked for
with interest.
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REPUTATION OF GEORGIA STATE BONDS
The New York Times says there is great appre-
hension felt among the bankers. and brokers OF
Wall street in regard to the proposed action OF
the Georgia Legislature concerning the repudi-
alton of the Georgia State bond on Monday.
There are large amounts of the these owned
in this city, and the reputation would inflict
serious loss upon many bankers who bought
them in good faith. Should the reputation be
made, it is probable that the entire list of the
New York Stock Exchange.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
The New England Safe and flowed
into PASSPORT.
Especial Dispatch.1

ST. JOHN, N. b., July 2S.-The steamer New
York left st. John last night at II o'clock for
the eastern ledge Of Wolves Island, where at
o'clock this morning she made fast to wreck OF
the New England, ly ing bottom up, and after a
time drew her off and towed her to Eastport.
The New York was assisted the last three miles
by the revenue cutter Mosswood. Capt. Coyle
had put 240 empty kerosene casks in the New
England, which foated her. Francis Low, Of
Boston, assisted with his men. The New York
arrived at St. John this evening and will leave
on hcr regular hour tomorrow morning. The
boiler is still on board the New England.
m [By the Associated Press.l
Fire in Gardiner. asl
GARDINER, July ga fire on Saturday eve
ming partially destroyed a brick building on
Water street, Gardiner, occupied on first floor
by the Post Office and Libbey & Larrabee,
grocers; on the second floor by the Oakland
National Bank, the Gardiner, Pittston and
Farmingdale Library, DR.. Williams and Jos.
Maxcy. insurance agent; on the third floor by
three families. Great danger was imminent at
first, but plentiful supply of water of water
and no wind saved the building. The Lbbeys
lose about $500 on the building; fully insured
stock of Libby s. Larrabee, $500; insured in
the New British; Oakland Bank, $10O; the
library was slightly damaged; Williams Office
and Josiah Maxcy, about $50; Berry's building
81 to $40; insured in the Etna of Hartford
The families in the third story lost everything
probably $500. They barely escaped with their
lives. The fire was probably an incendiary.
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W. unicipal Court.
BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.

SATURDAY.-State VS.. John Cassidy. Larceny
Trial decision guilty and respondent discharged
State VS.. John Cassidy. Breaking and entering
Pleaded not guilty. Trial decision probable cause
Ordered to recognize in the sum of 800 for appear
ance before tho September term Of the Superior
Court.
Liquors and vessels marked c II. Adams, James
McQuadc, Cornelius Mccain and Susan Gaffney, Ii
belIcd by e. N Perry and Matthew Adams were de-
clarcI forfeited to the city.
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New Advertisements To-Day.
,pECIAL NOTICE COLUMN

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostcttcr's Ditters.
Card-Capt. j.. Field.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Vessels Wanted-Bird, Perkins s. Job.
Wanted-David Young.
Butter, &c-Hodgion & Soule.
Notice-John n. Dunn.
Knox s. Lincoln r. re. A. Coombs.
Rooms TO Let-2s High st.
Masts for Sale-L. Taylor.
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A had ssate of Affairs.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 27.-Dodson the
Sheriff, Hickox the Clerk and Stuart the Cir
cult School Superintendent, of Pope county,
who had charge of the posse charged with muir
dcring the prisoners Hall and Tucker arrived
here this evening to see the Governor. 1t is
thought their purpose is to induce him to de-
clare martial law, The citizens of the county
came down to prevent if pissible any such con-
tingency. Many of the merchants of Russll-
vile and Dover are removing their goods from
the county, fearing other outrages by the mill
tin
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THE horse of Mr.. Staples, the proprietor of
the Old Orchard House, while standing in front
of store in Pepperell square, in Saco, became
frightened and ran away. Mr.. Frank Hods-
kins, who was standing near, attempted to stop
him as he was running down James street and
was thrown down and dragged some distance.
The horse was finally stopped, h aving done no
damage other than to injure the carriage to
which he was attached.
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The Irish American Relief Association will
make their annual excurtion to Sebago Lake on
Wednesday, August 7th Advertisement will
appear tomorrow.
The Continentals will meet at 80 this even
ing in full uniform, to attend the flag raising
at Ferry Village.
The enjoyment of island camping parties is
said to be in tents. The Gazelle goes loaded
daily.
Rev. DR.. Carruthcrs exchanged with Prof
Thwing yesterday, and preached at Bridgton.
The st. Lawrence street Society contemplate
raising their chapel and putting vestry be-
meath. Rev. Mr.. Wright spends his vacation
at Paris Hill
There was no quorum of the Board of Man
ufactures on Saturday afternoon, and no bust
ness was transacted. The meeting stands adj
journed.
The easiest way to get to North Conway from
Boston is to buy SO ticket by the Portland
steamers, and go over the Portland and Ogdens-
burg road. One practically performs the
journey in about two and half houas.
A case involving the question of the criminal
jurisdiction of the Superior Court, previous to
January 1872, was argued in the Supreme
Court, law term, ON Saturday.
One day last week little black and tan ter
rier was run over on Middle street by horse
car. A big Newfoundland, seeing the accident,
rushed to the track seized the little terrier by
the nape of the neck, tenderly as cat takes
its kittens, and carried him to the sidewalk,
where he tried to lick away his pain but the
terrier died.
A delightful September day yesterday.
The First Parish church is to be closed for
four weeks.
A company of Greeley Guards has been Or
ganized in Ward
DR.. Hall of Cumberland has died of typhoid
fever.
The wooden store lately occupied by r. r.
Robinson, was sold at auction by f. o. Bailey
& Co., to H. f: T. Merrill for $25, subject to a
lien of 1920.
An important case has Just been decided by
Judge Danforth, as referee A suit has been
pending for six years, brought by N. G. Rice
VS.. Portland & Kennebec Railroad Company,
to determine the boundary line reaching from
Salem street to Fore River. The case has been
tried twice before jury and involved some
$4,000. A verdict was rendered for the defen-
dants.
The Kennebec Journal is mistaken in saying
that Rev. Mr.. Hincks has accepted the call ex
tended to him from the church at Cambridge
Mass. He has the subject under consideration
and no pecuniary motives will govern him in
his decision. His congregation Sunday morn
ing was larger than usual at this season of the
year and his discourse was a powerful one; but
no allusion was made to the recent call.
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PRoTEsTANTIsM IN MExIco.-Rev. Mr. Riley
delivered very instructive address in Plymouth
Church last evening in relation to the progress
of Protestanism in the republic of Mexico. lie
gave brief review of the political condition OF
the country from the time of the separation with
the cause and effect of Louis Napoleon's inva-
sion of the country. Professionalism is making
good progress, but its friends and promoters are
constantly prosecuted in the bitterest and most
cruel manner by the Romsh church. He ap-
peals to the churches of the United States for
help for these brave and pious defenders of the
Bible and religion.
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Cape Elizabeth.

The Republicans of Ferry Village have per-
fected their arrangements, through their COM
mittee, G. F. Henley, A. j. Robinson, and
John Brewer, jr, to hoist Grant and Wilson
flag at Ferry Village ON this Monday evening.
Some nine speakers have been engaged, among
the most prominent of whom are Hon. /.
Washburn, jr., Hon. j. H. Drummond, Hon.
Z. b. Reed, A. A. Strout, Esq. Major Melcher
of Portland has kindly rendered his command
the Continentals and Republican Artillery, to
assist at the exercises. Music by the Union
Brass Band and Republican Glee Club. The
steamer Express, Capt. Oliver, has been char
tered for the occasion and will leave Custom
House wharf at 7.45 p. m. and return at the
close of the meeting. All are invited to attend
Passage free to all Republicans. Should the
weather prove strong the meeting will be post
poned until the first fair evening.
We are requested to say that the "Republi-
can Greeley Club spoken of in Saturdays ar
gus never had an existence in this village. We
understand that Mr.. VIM. Spear, prominent
Republican and a Grant and Wilson man, af-
ter consulting with other Republicans, conclud-
ed to let a few old Democrats that never have
been in sympathy with the Republican party,
occupy part of his wood and coal office, where
they could enjoy their pipes, the Eastern argus
and Boston Post; as he loosely remarked, ii
would serve to keep them out of other mis-
chief.
Saturday evening the Washingtonians met at
Union Hall. The question for discussion was,
Gam my brothers keeper" which was ably
argued pro and con by Messrs. Douglass, Lor-
ing, Talbot and Rev. B. Freeman. Voted to
lay the question on the table. Adjourned fol
two weeks.
We understand that party of ladies and
gentlemen from this village and vicinity pro
pose going to Spurwink River the coming week
for a short vacation. Large and commodious
tents have been secured for thr occasion
The Republicans new fl measures 80 by q
feet and is to be put across Sawyer street oppo
site the post-office.
Eight persons were baptised by immersion a
Cushing's Point on Sunday afternoon by Rev
B. Freeman, pastor of the M. E. church of thi
village.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

NorIcE.-Directly after the sale of the
Trickey property at Woodford's Corner, Tues
day, July 3Oth, at o'clock, will be sold num-
Der of house-lots on Mechanic street. jy28-2t
HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Larcas-
ter Hall and d. Wentworth, 337 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
You will find large stock of Fancy Gro
ceries in addition to the fine assortment of Teas
and Coffees at Chinamans Tea Store 1888 Con-
gress street. jy 27-tf
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Now is an excellent opportunity for people
to visit Bridgton via the Sebago Lake route.
In addition to advertisement in another col
umn, steamer Oriental will leave Sebago Lake
on Saturday evening on arrival of evening
train, leaving Portland at $50 P. M. for Naples,
Bridgton, North Bridgton and Harrison, and
return on Monday morning in season to con-
meet with early train, arriving in Portland at
s.45 M Tickets So for the round trip for
sale at p & O. r r. Office.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
..H.t TWENTY-FOUR HOURS,
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OuEIcEu Wa shircrtor, n G !

WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
July %. $500 P. .K))
Notwithstanding weather with
south and westerly winds on the South Atlantic
coast and in Virginia and cloudy weather with
southerly winds in the other Middle States on
the upper lakes southerly and westerly winds
with rain areas and increasing cloudiness ex-
tending eastward over the lower lakes clearing
weather in the Northwest with westerly winds,
northerly and westerly winds in the Ohio valley
and southwark to the Gulf on Monday with
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AUCTION SALES.


nm TUESDAY, July Both, at 8 p. NJ, we shall.
~ sell the very valuable property situated at Wood
lords Corner, and known the j. A. Kicker prop
erty consisting OF two acres Of land ln. at the
ner OF TWO Streets can be divided into lots IL desired
There is = new French roof house, with cupOla,
containing IL finished rooms, the French roof not
finished ample closet room, water in first and second
stories fine cellar, large cistern &c. There is also
good stable.
The view nom this property is unsurpassed, giving
an unObStructed view Of the city, harbor Islands and
country for miles in all directions
This with small outlay can be made one Of the
most affective Of our suburban residences. This
property is situated within II miles Of the city, with
u she'll road aud horse cars to WOodford's.
The sale offers favorable opportunity to the No
voters receive the benefits and avoid the evils Of
Ogdensburg loan. Taxes in Deering are very low.
Can be examined upon application to
o. BAILEY s. CO, AuetiOneers.
,JulyI3-dtd