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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-23

TIVE NEW WILSON INDER-FE EED
WiNG-MACHINE-TllE BEST FAMILY
5! WING IN THE WOPLD.-lt Is light and
HfHr. vel very strong ana durable In its construc-
h #. combining great capacity and adaptation to
'.rE variety Of family sewing ~ well as mannfac-
'rr. II embraces all the important and essential
..."l'~ embodied in scwnc-GaciIincS patcI!te':
'.. r. t!r last twenty wears including al the late
.r.,. .cH,.n;s and sold NJ a much lower price than
,'A"r urst class machine. Call and cNaiuinc
rsIrr for yourselves.
~ftr,gcoms No. 1903 Main street. next door to
,ttrcr office. Agents wanted everywhere. Great
5,C"mcnts offered.
.,i-5u G. Z. PRESCOTT, General Agent.
THERE Is ONLY ONE REAL,
RELIABLE
SEWlNG-MACHlNE,
and that il sold
at the
WIIa.CDN 4 CHRIS OFFICE.
- NINTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
mo ,s-dsw,Sw
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a LARGE STOCK OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL PLAIN
and fancy scarfs, Of All patterns and very low, ut
WILKINSON & WITHERSs, opposite post-ofcc.
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ANToNI's rs THE PLACE.

ONE DOLLAR WILL GUY FIVE POUNDS OF CANDY
five pounds of nuts or five pounds Of ralsns, al
TRIBDETT'S.
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Now, DON'T WAIT FOR THE RUSH. Go EARLY
TO ANTOSI'S.
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NOTING & BROTHER.

WHY, MY SAKES. TIE INCEST CAKES
You'll see I'm looking round;
Either sliced or nicely iced,
Al BRIGGs's may be found.
Why, my eyes. just taste his pies,
With pastry light and neat;
The incest mnce. or peach and ounce,
That ever you did eat
And why make your wedding cake'
'Tls strange If you should try IT.;
There's no mistake In BRIGGS'S cake
Just step in there and buy 1t.
And BRIGGS'S bread is still ahead,
His crackers nice and brown;
He sells his tons OF rolls and buns
Hes famous in this town.
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PIZzISI has the best and rre!tisst assortment oi
CANDIES IN town,'and you should have some for
Christmas. Es..-s
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BABIES AT WHOLESALE PRICES AT TRIBBETTs S
Toys marked down To the lowest figures.
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FIREWORKS AND ToRPEDoEs are going of ;
rlpid rates at PIZZINI'S.
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CHILDREN's BOOKS in endless variety for sale n
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.'S bookstore.
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: WHERE CAN I BUY PURE CONFECTIONERY
At ANTONtS. - I. - = -
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If YOU WANT TO SEE CHRISTMAS, go to AN
TOMS, the confectioncr, Main street.
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FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS PURE FRENCH CAN
DIES at ANToNI's, at reduced prices.
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IIotIDtY PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENT!

Watches AMI opcra-chans, royal opera AMI Thati
nee chains, opening at NowLAN Co.'S.
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NEW AND PRETTY TOYS OF ALL KINDS AT TRIB-
BETT'S low-DIfce store.
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|, REMEMBER THAT TODAY IS THE TIME TO GET
your Christmas things and PIZ2INl'S Is the place TO
buy them.
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Go TO PIzzINI's AND GET SOME OF THOSE FINE
figs In bags.
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5000 NEWSPAPERS

.sirlHtrs, showing the cost Of advertising, also
f.g ,i~.iut hints 10 advertisers. and$"mc account
.., experiences Of men who arr Known rs S"t'ct So
#..r,tj~frH. This firm are prupriutors of the
.&EElCAN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AGENCY.
IL Park Row. New York,
ere lr- .~-.d of unr,lu;i!lcd facilities for Gncu-
r.ig, lu."r.tuit at advertisements in All n"w~pa-
. t i.rflu,iiyl : III lowest rates. IL c2-d&w!in
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ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES, AND NUTS, atTRID
Belts.
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,f the year unless their sentences arc COM

4
OF the year unless their sentences are com-
m,ited. S. ~ :5..s
Italy. s5sS,
RoBg, December 7gi.--yictor Emanuel
has recovered from his recent Illness.
The Empress OF RsIssia Is expected at
Naples, accompanied by the Russian feet
The Italian army bill provides that Italians
between the ages Of eighteen and forty wilt
be liable to military duty. Z,
spain. ttssl ~. ets
MADRID, December 21.--Seilor S0filla an
nounced in the Senate yesterday that a bill
would soon be introduced By the Govern
ment providing for the abolition Of slavery
in Porto Rico. He,a the same time, took
occasion to repeat the statement heretofore
made that. no reform would be made An the
Government of Cuba while q single insur-
gent remains on, that island. .s..9,f I.
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CHRISTMAS IS GOING on AT ANToHI'S, MAI
STREET.
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FIREWORKS OF, ALL DECRlPTIoNs AT A.
TOSI'S.
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DEAR LADIES BE SURE AND GO OUT TO-DAY,
And look ut PIZZINI'S splendid array;
And You'll be convinced that his candies ant
cakes
Are going right off at rapid rates.
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GO TO-DAY AND BUY YOUR CANDIES Fo
Christmas 1T PIZZINIS.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The place to get them is PIzzINi's.
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THIS is THE WEEK to huy your confec!lons al
ANToNI'S. .-s.
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.RAIsISs, ALMONDS. FIGS, DATES, PRUNEs a,
ANToSI'S. ---.
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ApJoURNED.-The Hastings Court adjourn
cd for the term on Saturday.
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MALAGA CRATES, ORANGES 1sD NUTS, at TRm
BELTS. sH ..E-s5 sE
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8ictntond 1ispattlt.

sH- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
C1RcUL LATf0N oF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. -, -.
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FIRST-CLAsS

OyERCoATS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
atE. B.SrENCE & Sons.
- Gentlemcn's furnishing goods
at E. B. SPENCE & SoN'S.
Neckties and scarfs for Christmas presents
at 4. b. SPENCE & Sons.
Half dozen linen shirts-a good christmas Gll-
may he got at +. b. SrESCE Il SONS.
Dressing gowns, suitable for Christmas,
atE. Il. SPENCE & SoS'S.
Woollen shirts to keep you warm Christmas
atE. B. SPENCE & SoN'S.
English and domestic socks
tE. B. SPENCE & SONS.
Dress suits
at T.. B. SPENCE Z Sons.
Heavy dollar undershlrt5
at Z. B. SPENCE & SONS.
A lot Of business suits
at L. l.. SPENCE & SoN'S.
.s-.. All kinds OF underwear
at E. i. SPENCE & SONS.
Many things for Christmas gifts
at +. r. SPENCE & SONS,
Underwear for gentlemen
at T.. Il. SPENCE & SoE's,
1900 Main street.
In making your rounds for seasonaOle giits
don't forget L. B. SPENCE & SoS,
at 1909 Main street.
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FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS, at TEIr
BETT'S.
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MOTHERS, ATTENTION Make your money go
as fr as possible by buying your Christmas confec-
tioncry, fruits, nuts aud toys, ut TRmIETT's,
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EsSrSsSS CHANCES.

I'uR SALE. \ HALE OR WHOLE IN
I IIEEST IN AN ESTABLISHED WOOD
~ COAL. YARD uhc only one In the place., to
% woTld ltc added The lumber. feed or other
mss. II desired. THIS is growing business, Ia
..rri.hlng town, and offers extra inducements 10
. ON with q small capital, and VIII" cn gave per-
. b, attention tn the business. Good reasons given
cling Address ut once, Lock Box l0s, Dan
e.. Va. Qe 2l-2t
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Toys. TOYS! TOYS The finest stock in the cit
Mt TRIDBErT'S.
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have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of "B Select" controlled ny Mcssrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond. Va, and find II
free from fusil oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend its use for medicinal aud family purposes.
j. r. MCCAw M D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College, Vir-
a.,
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p1A1N AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES at AsroN1's.
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SCIsSoR-K KNIyES.

GENTLEMEN's TooL-SETS.
NOTHING & BROTHER.
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T NOTHING BUT PURE CONNECTIONS ARE SOLD a
ANTnSI'S
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GAS SMooTIIISG-IRoSS. e-. Il.
NOTING & BROTHER
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NOTHING G BROTHER.
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HOW WITZ Il X S ATTEND drill AK
IL THIS Monday NIGHT, at "A o'clock ySgQ
promptly, in fatigue uniform. 1NFftsSS .FftsS
BY order Of Captain CARTER. IL -. 5Sazs<k.
d. 23-ltS X. G. WORTHAU, ". D.
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WOOD AND COAL.

iW.,bOD! WOOD! WOOD ALI in want
y Of good, well. seasoned OAK aud PINE
.tttJD would do well 10 call on COTTREiL Il
a. ;. corner Ninth and Cary streets. where they
&c. >IpHticd al rates les than clscwhcre:
CbTTRELL & REISS,
j, l'-.w Office corner Ninth and Cary streets.
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NOTHING & BROTHER
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mH7.aTAxy NOTICES.

y L. 1. BLUES, ATTENTIoN.-As-I n Y
1Gs sclnbfe at your armory THIS fhlondayl "A
tytNlNCi at s O'Clock for transaction OF Inn hf
p,rtant business and drilI. BY order OF Captain. IL
= ,tE .I1 a't t. II. GLAZEBROOK- I'll
dno2-lt& : Orderly Sergeant.
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NTIlRACITE COAL.

/, NFtlkACITE COAL.-For sale, 800
! 'l,.- Hall Brothers 4 CO.'S celebrated FRANK
: 1DiL, the quality OF Which cannot ie eXcellcl'
,-.crrc'S Greek Cumberland Coal. Midlothian
NJ ',.,rr lIill Lump AIN! Hail Coal, AL of which
+ ... -.,H II the lowest market rate
WRIT ROBERTS,
-. corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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ROLLER SKATES.
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REEs 6 Co.

Go early to ANToSfs.
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PARLoR SKATES.
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IFYoU WANT TO DE on TIE SURE SIDE GO TO
ANToSI'S and buy his pure caudics for the little
girls and boys.
REMEMBER THAT TODAY IS THE TIME TO GET
Your Christmas things, and PZ2INlS Is the place TO
buy them.
Now IS TIE CIhNCE-Savc ten per cent
by buying your clothing of WILKINSON & WITlI-
ERS, opposite post-ollce.
A LARGE STOCK OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL PLAIN
and fancy scarfs, Of al patterns and very low, at
WILKINSON & WITHERS's, opposite post-olice.
----------
THREE HUNDRED OyERCOATS.-Ali this seasons
goods atten per cent. reduction for cash, at WILL
KERsoS & WITIERs'S. opposite post-olicc.
A1hRGE STOCK OF YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTH
ING lust received nj WILKERsoN & WITIIERS's, or
posite post-o1lice, which they are offering very low
You SHOULD TAKE ANToSI'S ADVICE, AND BUY
your confections this week, and not wait for the
rush. ....
NEW AND PRETTY TOYS OF ALL KINDS AT TRIB-
BELTS ow-price store.
GO TO-DAY AND BUY YOUR CANDIES FOE
Christmas At PIZZINIs.
BOYS TooL-CHEsTS.
NOTHING C BROTHER.
ROLLER SKATES.
NOTING & BROTHER.
PARLoR SKATES.
LADIES WoRK-CAsES.
NOTHING & BROTHER.
GAS SMooTIIISG-IRoSS. .-. F..
NOTING & BROTHER.
GENTLEMEN'S ToOL-SETS.
NOTHING & BROTHER.
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JIT TANTED.-A Young Iady who has haa
Wv several years. ~ pa1,it ar -
assstaaf Il, school. lest reference gi.s idos,
Tormer etlployers Address = IL
Hotel Ri,ImOHd, Va. ~ w = ---..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-24
Milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, September 29.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
and weak; No. l, 81 90; No 3, 81 1S4
Corn-Steady;;No 2 mixed 354c. Oats
Dull and prices shade lower; No. 2,
26c. Rye-No. l, SIC. Barley-Fall
No. Q, CSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-24
Following Father Hyaclnthe's Ex-
ample.

Father Hyacinthe's example will be
followed, 1t would appear, by large mum.
Der OF French priests, who, the Patrie
states, are going to renounce publicly
their VOWS OF celibacy. The publicity Of
the remuneration is the chief novelty con-
nected with the marriage OF priests in
France. The Paris Journal is supporter
Of the throne and altar, and held In favor
at the Archiepiscopal Palace behind No.
tre Dame. And it says that in the do.
Cese Of Paris alone the average number
Of priests who marry is from 20 to 30 in
the year. II mentions that when the
Able Michaud announced to the Arch.
bishop his intention to take a vile he met
with no opposition. All that was said to
him was, "MNrry since you must, but
make no noise about it." The French
priests aspiring to matrimony have great
difficulty. in persuading women prospect
able rank to spouse them. There Is
says Paris correspondent both strong
prejudice against Churchmen who break
their VOWS of celibacy, anda legal hin.
derence TO their getting married. The
nullity OF priests marriage was estab.
lished few years ago in q celebrated suit
in which Madame Claude Vignon, the
accomplished correspondent Of the Inde.
ptndence Beige was plaintiff.
This lady, who has just become the
wife OF NJ. Bowler, Marsellles deputy,
had not much trouble in putting away her
first husband, because he had been in
holy orders before she married him. The
children born of the marriage went to the
mother, for the father was incompetent to
give them SO much as tho quasi legal
status Of eydntS Teconnus. Jules FaVre
exerted all his eloquence on behalf Of the
repudiated husband; but the tribunal be.
fore which the case was brought ruled
that marriage with the Church precludes
civil matrimony." This jurisprudence Is
a disgrace to French society. But 1t is q
fact which should not be overlooked by
ladies who fancy French priests.
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FuInace lent.

The warming Of houses by hot air fur.
aites presents many advantages, among
EAsA are the avoidance Of draughts, the
Better Distribution Of the heat throughout
AehSlls and rooms OF the building, the
Continual introduction Of fresh air from
'IiaOul, aud the confinement oil the coal
SOD ashes to the cellar. On the other
Aad' there arc certain disadvantages at.
Ealing the use Of this method OF warm
HsEblch have so important a bearing
~ NE health OF the persons subjected tC
Ha" they cannot be disregarded with
inpUHity.
Prominent among these disadvantages
sIe ,dFyness Of such artiticially heated
w. II true that the chamber OF the
,9iasce may contain q water.pan, and
ns may be filed with water, but in the
HeaI majority Of instances it is too small
accomplish the purpose for which it i:
asaded' Hot dry airs consequently in,
IIeu, and, coming in contact with the
%.eAe membranes Of the air-passages
'saeves TOO large proportion OF moist,
4 Tston them, and thereby produces an
~ ,% ,Sa which frequently causes disease
O ni throat aid lungs.
NGen diseases Of the throat and lungs
n'e4ay exist, II is Of the utmost import.
tsSe lSI tlls deficiency ofmOisture should
% y The remedy is very simple
y, aa may be applied in q variety Of ways
=. Dy increasing the surface Of the wa.
Si. paa 10 The iurnace.chamber, or by ad.
,,i s VI I OF more pans, placing them at a
' Tss HGsIsnce over each other. I'd. BY
ii Z a wet towel at a short distance
w.. IQat Of the hOt.air register, and din,
! SaS is lower edge into water placed in q
n" ", IN vessel. Sd. To throw steam
r ,s,o Sae ar Of the room by placing a tin
' 'sse' containing water, on a small Gas,
t i,.S, Of at the height Of six or eight
''' 1S over the lighted gas.burner.
f,nI uU'art and perhaps more serious dill,
SsSi!y. y Iae escape Of the gases OF COM
cS,%h u .'On The tire'box into the air.
c,,S .SaI,,, TO prevent this, the utmost
q T 'aoula DO taken at The commencement
\ W., W. E Y to close all seams and cracks
novS va !. Tl,o ~ with fre.cement, and re-
I,O, ,S Ssl lne SCOT and ashes from the radl
DS M Sgu PIPES Even when this has beer
on %,r S,.!,. done these iusiduously poison
he ~ III NV WV still inl their way through
a, , 0S,s iron oil the fire.box. T6i.
SD V Ivy. DC prevented by the use Of {
h. Inv, s"q T. Or friedrich lining, by which
TS.I T"I = Kept below a dull red heat
., Ib lung Jug Will o6struct the free passage
n M, ,g 9 heat, but the loss from this csus,
iscs NJ SIs,ISe I'll by increasing the sur
btt"SnetS radiator in the hot.aIr cham
Otstr u'"' and Science, Scnbners To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-24

DoE'r De AFRAID OF DlRT.-Old Dr..
Cooper, Of South Carolina, used to say to
his students, "Don't be afraid Of dirt,
young gentlemen. What is dirtP Why,
nothing at all offensive, when chemically
viewed. Rub little Olkall upon the
dirty grease spot on your coat, and 1t IN.
dergoes chemical change and becomes
soap; now rub II with a little water and
it disappears. It Is neither grease, soap,
water, nor dirt. That is not very odo-
rous pile Of dirt you SEQ yonder; well,
scatter a little gypsum over II and it's no
longer dirty. Everything like dirt Is
worthy Of our notice as students Of chem.
istry. Analyze 1t; 1t will separate into
very clean elements. Dirt makes corn,
corn makes bread and meat, and that
makes a very sweet young lady, that l
saw one Of you kissing last night, So
after all you were kissing dirt, particular
ly If she whitened her face with chalk or
iuller's earth; though may say that
rubbing such stuff upon a beautiful skin
OF young lady is dirty practice. Pearl
powder, I think, Is made Of hismuth,
nothing but dirt. Lord Palmerston's fine
definition Of dirt Is matter In the wrong
place. Put It in the right place and We
cease to think Of It as dirt"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-24

THAT very enthusiastic Democratic
journal, tho Chicago Times, contemplates
Mr.. Greeley's electioneering tour in the
following strain: whenever, in our later
history, a candidate for the Presidency has
clearly ioreseen that he must shortly set
out tho dismal journey up Salt River, he
has proceeded TO swing around the circle.
Douglas, in 1860, knowing that his election
was out Of the question, swung around the
circle, making speecheso on his own BEHALF
Seymour, in 1903, did the same so soon as
he was enabled to foresee his own defeat.
And now comes DR.. Greeley. Forseeing
the certainty Of his defeat, and tho likeli-
hood that he will be the worst beaten as
piraut to the Presidential Office since Gen.
eral Scott the apostle Of spollation Is
about to set out on swing around the
CIRCLE IN the course Of which he will
probably tell the people what he knows
about many things; but doubtless will re-
lrain from any allusion to many very I'M
complimentary things which the people
know about him."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-24

SlN CLA1R RS SINGLE ACTING.
~ NON.FREBZlNG,C COMBINED nYDRAU.
Lie AND FORCE PUMPS-PG;ented June g.
Wherever known, ia now ACKNOWLEDGED to bo
inc pest pump Tor all purposes Jet patented,
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember Tho Best ia
Always the Cheapest.
We are now prepared to Ill orders, or put M
these pumps on short noti:e, and guarantee an.
tire satisfaction, and would call tho attention Of
the public to the following advantages claimed
1st, It's economy In construction, combined
With durability, makes 1t, lor actud! tsruIcs. Tho
Oh, apCst Pump In use. '"'
3D.. As the stock Is galvanized wrought iron II
Will neither crack from tho effects Of tho sun
nor dec9y or rust.
Sd The great enemy Of the Pumps IA frost.
which In single night often destroys and spliiS
the very hest material aud renders urclesG In
the hour Of greatest need. -
This Pump Cannot Ereeze
Because when the Pump 10 not In use thu ws,er
falls TO Its level In the chamber, which is alWRyx
placed below the freezing point
th. Freshness OF water 10 always insured az
we'll. VI NV
9th. Impure water from decayed or rotten
pump stock IL entirely obviated
9th In construction 1t N both simple and durs.
bic. The handle Is made Of two wrought iron
rods and 80 arranged that while it il iISht, vet
mas great strength: The cylinder In which a Tho
work Is performed IL Iron, lined with corper n ~
copper lining prsrentS nut and makes hut lIliio
friction. This iron chamber Ia not euhnnTgrG.
but placed In tho well above the water ANA Sct
will work a. well under ~ above the wuter,
1ih. II can DO used In driven or b. rcd well
| with the same case as well Of larger cigmetrr
Stn; For ls general ad1ptAbiity this Pump is
your dwelling or barn, or within the 6Hildinp
and connected with the we'll, or spring or othsS
body OF water, ltly or one hundre1 y,rdS dIs.
tAht, and will work with the Hano ease Az thoTyb
\ standing directly over toe water.
9th. 1t 10 single acting and pumps only with
tho down stroke OF tho IAudle, and thus avoids
me hsdry trequired In the double acting Pump,
ba thrown my TO sixty feet and NAV ofion ~,
used 70 advantAHei In watering gardens and lawns
Washing windows, Cleaning buggies, extlnguish.
ing nres, or elevattng wafer. We recognize ibc
LAct tnAt II requiies morep power 10 elevate water
rom deep thAn from shallow well, BntSa
ar as possible 70 obViate lhlC difficulty FOR deem
wells, We manufacture smaller chamber. 20 that
while Tho volume Of water Is Diminished. The
p ow4I required 10 not greatly increaSed We
cam that BY the combIpation, having an The
advantages OF atmospheric pressure in comhinE.
uon with force, that the aINcLGn PuNr viii
eIevAte waller from deep well with less power
tnRn any slioHttr0e or purely I0EcS pumD In exIe.
| enee. This Pump II easily adapiOd 10 snnnly
wafer 70 steam mills, and for transferring the
contents OF watts In TannrrlCs ia unsurpSssed'
II you want Pump guaranteed 10 give IatEs.
LISTER, Bridgeport. Ohio.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-24

BALTIMORE, September 23.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Dull
and lower; choice amber Sc 90; good to
prime red 81 75a$l 05; common TO fair
red 81 45a$1 05 COrn-FirmCr and
higher; mixed Western 64a65. Oats
Steady; Western mixed 30a40c; white
40a42c. Rye-Qulet; closing Ut SOC. Pro.
visions-Very strong; mess pork $15 90.
Bulk meats-frm and higher; none Of.
fering. Shoulders It; sides 10i; clear
rib sides II. Bacon-Firmer and higher;
sides scarce; Shoulders s4Sstc: sides II;
clear rib III. Sugar cured hams 19ta2O.
Lard-Very dull at DC, Western butter
Unchanged. Whisky-Quiet at 93tc.