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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-07

AT New York, and especially among
the suspended Institutions there, we sec it
stated that sharp curtailing Of expenses
is said to be going on. That is a s,epin
the right direction, and may be advan-
tageously pursued. even where not en-
forced by-direct losses. Industry and
economy should now mark the finger
boards OF every household and every
place Of business. To living too fast in
the past we owe much Of our present diff.
culties; by making slower time for the fu.
ture we will sooner and more certainly
reach the desired goal. 's1s't
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WESTERN UNION TEL. Co..
TRLEeRAPH TRkssFER NO. O.
D,rIrn mn RIA a PREvEsrABLE DISEASE

DIrrHER1A A PRRvEHrABLE DISEASE.
According to the reports Of the Board
Of Health 10 the city o! New York, the
mortality from diptheria Is greatly on the
ipcreaseahere, showing q lamentable de-
fciency Of sanitary precautions. During
las. week thirty.pine deaths from this
disease were recorded, representing Of
course, very much larger number OF ca.
ses not terminating fatally; whereas, 1t
the observation OF modem hygienists be
correct, no other malsdy is so amenable
10 preventive medicine. 1t has for some
time past been an accepted opinion among
expert santitarians that the malady in
question linda Its origin in "excremental
pollution Of the atmosphere" and in COR
roboraiipn 81 this Opinion, at the meeting
d tho British Medical Association namer.
Gus cases were sdduced to demonstrate
tie propositions that,"1. When diptheria
breaks out in a family, attacking one or
more Of rs members, the cause will be
found in some local sanitary defect. 2
The family should at once remove from
toe injected house-a measure at once OBJ.
ligatory and, preventive. 8. Imported
diptheris does not, as interpreted by the
cases, spread in q family" And hereon
commenting the BrfasA Medical Journal
ads: Comparing the well known histo'
ries of the spreading by importation Of
.carles fever, &c, with diptheria, We are
forced. resting our conclusions on the ca
SEES narrated in this paper, to. accept the
teaching that diptheria is neither intec-
tious nor contagious, but strictly 3 pre-
ventable epidemic disease, whose exter-
mination will be. in due time one o, the
victories OF sanitary science, .s.r, =
;. 10 % 49, ss'ssf r
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

j viii, at tho lats residence Of William wylic,
decd, near Kim Grove. in Ohio County. West
Virginia, on THURSDAY, October q, 1873
auction he following real estate, to.wit; sixty.
three acres Of good farm land. lying near the
National road, adjoining the lands Of )! II Good
and others Said land lies well. and has on II
Also. tho north part q lot No. s. n qlafe No.
(, in Churchill's eeeond addition 10 the city Of
Wheeling, fronting a3x feet on the!west ride Of
Fulton STREET, and running back 100 feet. with
the frame house thereon. now occupied BY J.
dale, cash. Z. II. ATKINSON, Agt.
sep97-d&w - llslg Elm Grove, W. Va.
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Observation-Disclosures
ID store, Rstablished IS years. with the In
tenton OF retiring from business, offer for sale
my well established Optical and Music store,
with stock and fxtures,l Il TO- In tho best eun'
ness portion OF the city, has large run OF hrst
class customers, in as well IS ont OF The city.
TO be foldAtA great bargain for tho next tnirty
e''. 4e'i T''iaRsso. E cAzEg 9 ss1 n
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Comforting to Those Who Remained
f3FsSs DIE'at Home. '1ej

w A4VnlCs
Cor the Intel!igeneer.)
When witnessed my friends packing
up their trunks and preparing TO vacate
our smoky, city for summers soiourn
among the lakes, mountains, or watering
places that aresso sthickly dotted here and
there, Unjust confess 10 feeling q trifle
blue al tbe;disheartening prospect Of toll:
ing and moilipg from early morn till
dewy eve. in town and sweating the long
seasolthrpugh, while they tmy lriends)
were luxuriatlng wherever best suited
them, free from care, and having q good
time generally. But have had sufficient
occasion TO change my mind recently, and
am perfectly contented with my lot, and
bless my lucky star for KEEPING me at
home, especially when see Tom, Dick
and Harry literally come shaking back,
looking like the ghosts Of their former
selves. They. did mot have such a-de.
lightful time as they expected TO enjoy,
oTingtto numerous causes. .Themosqui.
toes were exceedingly rampant, and their
proboscises were extremely long and
strange 10 say, they took q wonderful lik-
ing 10 my particular friends. which was
not reciprocated In the least, and worse
than all the rest they put up al hesdquar.
terra Injected with that dreaded disease,
fever and ague. Again nIIepeat ! am
thankful did not go away, or | might at
this moment be severely shiyering aud
shaking hard enough TO dislodge my
teeth, like some Others are doing that l
could mention. The summer has not
been very hot here, and the mosquitoes
have been quite respectful so far, and we
haven't had any. shaking. There Is many
q worse place than Wheeling after all.
Methinks / hear some one cry out sour
grapes, but | should like TO know If sour
grapes are not more palatable than fever
and ague. Sour grapes can be sweetened
to suit the taste, but woe be unto those at.
ficted with ague, for they will shake 10
spite Of quiniue or any other remedy,
@. n.
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obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young .Msn from tho e.
feets or Errors and Abuses Of early, ,ltfo. Man.
hood restored. lmpediments To- Marriage re-
remarkable remedies, Books ard circulars sent
lrcr, 10 sealed envelopes, /. iA.jdfess, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. : South. Ninth st, Phila-
telphia. Pa Ian institution having high repu-
tAtioa for honorable conduct aud professional
ak IL. rU. .,F.-.aC it,, ly7-dAw
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THE ChurM linton, a well conducted
religious weekly, has its little say upon q

common topic Of remark, as follows: ai
The writer's in some Of our magazines
are becoming anxious as to the growing
celibacy among the wealthy and fashion.
able classes OF society. They5say that
when oil were poor, all could afford tone
married, but now, with ten times more
wealth and comfort than our fathers had ,
our young men are "too poor to marryis
Wei DO not confess to any anxiety our
selves on this subject. When young men
get so proud that they will otbegin their
married life in q cottage, and yoipg
women get so fashionable that they must
follow all the tortuosities Of the Grasshop.
per, and the Grecisn Bend, we cannot re.
gard celibscy asanythipg else than amer.
ciful provision oil Providence against the
perpetuation OF the Species is,S ;'''.
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DIED.

coTT.-sund.y, October s, 1873, at II O'Clock
?. T., JoHy CoTTs, In the 18th year OF his age Il
Funeral from his iaterssidenee, Market street,
to dsy q. 10 o'clock a. u. Friends Of tho family
are invited.
PRAGgR.-In Phiiadelphia, on Friday, 0cto-
bsss isis; ". S5ohss aAs1En, ssed p year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-07
GoUNTRYREsIDENoEFoR SALE

The Stone House, With nearly nine acres q
land. in the village Of Leatherwood, In ONO nc
John koa, 10 Tor saleJ GIa5bs'W. a.. Ilp
rospriee' terms 40, h agelH r.; Il. ropp.
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For Sale.

iDUBLIo SALE OF HoUsEHoLD
IL AND KITCHEN FURNITUnE-l Will
seii At public auction. on Wednesday, October
g h.iS7S at 10 o, cleelL % my residence on Zane
street, Lland, an ny Heusehold and Kitchen
on Cloths, Tables, &c and various other arti
eles too numerous to mention; n.u.y,,o
aeA
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General Notices.
October 1, 1874
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having qualified as Admin.
isuator OF the estate Of tho late Henry kuttz,
Cd to eaid estate 10 come forward and settle tho
same without delay, and all perfons having
claims against the same to present them proper.
~ verified for settlement
ocl GEO. II KURTZ, Admir-.
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IIaRUsTEE's SALE.
FoR sALE-VALUABLE ~.

H,oR sALE-vALUABLE Id ..
Vineyard s. Orchard Property,
Of a acres, nesr New Martinsville, wetzei Co.,
West Virginia, on Ohio River hill, knownas
wETzRL VINEYARD AND FRUIT FARM.
Vineyard. contains II acres, bearing vines, Of
following leading varieties: Concords, Ives Ma
deira, Catawb,s, DelawaIeA and Clintons. ASH,
q very ine Stone Wine Cellar, 80 feet long, 81
feet wide. 10 fec. high, with Q complete Press
room over the cellar.
The Orchards contain cay 600 choice Winter
Apple Trees, 100 Peas Trees, and over 800 Plum
and Peach trees, all OF selected fruit and nearly
There e o good Log aud frame Hodse. with
stable, on the premises; plenty OF good water.
+ Plenty OF ground for pasture; ten acres In tim.
Der. Vineyard and orchards surrounded by an
oak picket fence tix feet in height.
Price. ss,o 900 half cash, balaaIse IN ono and
two years. Apply to o. luiiJ, O. JONES, q,
- New Martinsville, W. Va.
Or TO BOYD B HuGUs, Attorney. 1st.Law, 18th
street Qormerly Monroe), near Court Honse,
Wheeling. ". Va ,f1-r, au3S
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TTNPREcsDENTED SUCCESS OF
:. he Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity Is due 70 The fact, that It
IL the PuREsT, CHEIrEsr and BEST BAKING Pow.
-" y 'MeChBE, KRAFT q CO.. rroprietors,
'gmyl9 'Hd .yEJ c ggf wheelinS, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-07
IsLANDILoTsiFoR. SALE.

Forty choice building Los onswlesuagsls.
land Pics nom S4uo % $1,000 eaeh.m Tosbis
| TrnnsAlonc fourth easf, ths residde In equal
insta!lmcnts OF one, two and three years, within.
terestr ''EaSJ tNJye. p. aHoHRIST,A
snio giDiqsl tsw E7i!.i6 oAt FopMin.i !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-07

THURSDAY, the 18Th day Of October. 1873.
toall q vacancy oeca,ioned BY the resignation Of
M.P. Hullihen, this 10 to give notice that an
election for ono member Of the House Of Dele.
gates for Ohio County WIN DO held within Ohio
County on the day Aforesaid, pursuant to the
d JFIfTs ars r. 9. BROWN,
oei Sheriff Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-07

n1RUsTEE's, SALE rOF q, CENTRE
Ii WHEELING DWELLING HorsE:
by virtue n q, deed or trust made by William
M Kennedy and Mary his vile 10 me dktod
March 5, 1873, and OF record In the qmee OF the
CLERK OF tho County Court Of Ohio county, e st
Virpitia. iii Deed Book No. 60, page $40, I will
offer al public ealc attho from door OF the Court
House OF Ohio. count, West Virginia ontyL
mn SATURDAY., October y, lsE1wsE
Beginning ct 70, O'clock 4, II. the following Dc;
tbered two hundred and twelve (2t2l ettuated o.
tho corner or iEoff and TWepty: third uometly
scoondl sreets ;paid part being bounded and &c.
fi69 feet east al me corner fItne alley running
bot yselfi chaplain and Eoff 1treets. thence east
along the north side OF Twenty street az.
team il6) feet thence north across lot Numbered
two hundred and twelve ain sixtyStix (e6) teet;
theiic west sixtSon 16y feet; thence Bopth nt1ty-
|bir (B6) feet 70 tho place With me
nso I'M common with the owner Of the ground
on the east Or d private alley running north
Tanks or siEI@Ialfthe purchase mo, ey and
10 much moro sthp purchaser may elect IN
hand, the, residue IN two equal 1nstallments a.
ak and twelve month"; from the day OF sale, win
Interest from that day the deferred payments 70
be secured 10 the satisfaction Of tho trustee i,
Title believed geods hut ceiling as trustee
shall convey only sreh le a. y Sestea U me oy
2 'Hia SssN WILLIAM i PiHtBBARD, Trnatee
| iGEo. AGwICRH ctoneer. lln eepl1.
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A sdts, Sur, cpd speedv Our iora DisrTnea,
Dyseniery, .-holers Morbus, summer Complaint,
&c. THIS medicine Is used and endorsed by Q
greater number Of people than ary Other prepar!
7''s McCABE, KRAFT q co, Proptietots,
: ieS0 s'lI fy2I ~ ,'s.% Wheeling, W. Va
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WAC.
t1Gln pursuance OF . decree entered BY the Corp!
ty Courto ohio county, Wert Virginia. on the
fourth day Of september, 1873, In tho ehancery
cause in said Court pending wherein Daniel
schambra Is complainant and Jacob Grossclos
and Others are defendants, shall as Special Com.
missioner named In taid decree offer u public
sale OF the front door Of Che court House Of Ohio
cuunfv West yfrginfh. on " dfs1fI ,isi1L yId
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d 4 Y : C O. o D s
EFGa A.gG va a25alIIA lAoIIa3aAyz amT
Geo. 9 J R.. raylor lt = } o.
0REss GOODS, CLOAKss;,iF

"a }.
Black silks Of Best French Manufacture a..
French cloaks and English Walking Jackets Icy
%. Redingotes of English Waterproof. :st "a.
ql!. "a o. 80 1rh
n sEursin Black Martin, Seal and Mink -
6camels Hair Cloths "a the new coIo's a
", French cashmerein Navy Blue, Bronze, &c .,a-sG
~ eros Grain Silks in the new shades. ss.. 5 u u
Plaids, Stripes and Plain Goods for Misses. i1ti.a1
= Metz Cord and zoyara Cloth. 20 .4Jd eaI ao5ao1sT
Black BrlIlantIne and Mohalrso o. 5a a I'D 5 e y.
Moire Francais In Black and colors, isa .1 =
-, -, r,,,.,,, 81. fe,,ldron,o e,itc
Black SIX Cloak and Trimming veIvets. ~ ao'aa5 :
I Rich French Ornaments, Fnnges, s ',
| RealThread and cuIpure Lsees and clmps. s ga
Neck Wear In Silk and Alkaline Ruffs. m ssgs'
Gabrielle Sets and French Neck Ties. ya f"o}9 ~
"a Grape EIsse Jabots and 5oquet Jabots. go-t.
Real Thread Lace diana Fichus. o.a q so5so1
sash Ribbons In Plain and Watered. ~ o,4o.7'
- ,se fssc- - Jrlb
ao@; afsta ,5r ia a. 9t aEiJ
- ~ o.arNSt.1Tr> ~
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NdhIlAHh,
reflect that q sound mind and body are the rue
necessary requisites TO promote connub!Al hip
pineee. Indeed without these the Ior,rtJ
through Lie, becomes 0 weary pilgrimage; tkt
prospect hourly darkens to the view; Tie iltd
becomes shadowed with despair and Oiled VII.
the melancholy reflection that the hipbnes. d
another becomes bliphted with our own.
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ORGANIC WIAKyrss

a aoa. Sssa 81 az s S e & ~ X ss s
Colleges In th6 United States and lie s,t.,,,
part or whose lie has been spent IN lie hosnI,.S.
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsesSses-
has objected some OF tho most astoni.hirs es,,.
ever known. Many troubled with tirrn9 4,
the head and ears when asleep, great rsrsos,
mode, bong alarmed a. sudden sounts, hsS,.l
moss, with frequent, blushlng. ATTENDED n5s
times With arrangement OF mind, we.e es,ti
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

Who have injured themselvcs by certain pas
tee INDUCED In when alone, 0 habit fteqaes.l
learned from evil companions or at school, d
effects ofwhich arc nightly felt even when s,l.y
and II not cured renders marriage immposstk
and destroys both mind and body, should i;sl
Immediately. -, .,,stp al, m, ,sys.TR -.
country, the darling Of his parents, a6ost h
snatched from all prospects, and enjoyneaaa
Life by tho consequences Of deyiatingl non Y
path Of nature and indulgtng In . certain sert
habit Such persons must, before Contemplating
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ENUUKHKMENT5 UF THE NhoS,
The many thousands cured Of this esso1ss'
ment within the Last twenty years, and t1s hsI
by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters :,
the SuS, and many other papers, notees Z
which appeared again and again before ths pss'
lie, besides his standing as gentl' man Of ~:
scter and responsibility, Is Sufficient gsast9
to the afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. aalI
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~. .i., ,nhis Aid Fund.

The following Is Q statement Oh money
contributed through the 1sTEtItoKscER
n AID az The Memphis sufferers and the
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-02-22
Suppose 1t We're So Now.

By an ancient act of Parliament, the
penalties attached to witchcraft were
declared applicable to every woman
who by means of cosmetics, false hair,
padding. stays, hoops, high-heeled shoes
or other feminine devices, should Sc
duce or betray into matrimony any
member of the opposite sex, and mar
riage contracted under such circumstan-
ces was declared null and void. We're
snch statute in force nowadays, there
would be little need for Indiana divor-
ces, and mothers-in-law would become
the most transient of life's heeting ills.
But who will dare to say, in view of the
old laws and in the face of every day
sights on the public streets and public
assemblages, that the men who govern
the world have not at least demonstra-
ted their disposition to get bewitched? =?
" Feminine Devices" eh? Why, we
are all after them
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to have, why does he not put stop to
it at once? In closing his communication,
Mr.. Palmer thinks there need be no ap-
prehension on the part of the whites of
outbreaks. if they will extend to the In
dians the rights to which they are enti-
tied. Now the question arises, what are
their rights !? Have they right to steal,
burn houses, impose upon white settlers,
and insult women? Or, is it right that
they should be kept on their reserva-
tions, where Government has provided
ample means for their sustenance. were
it honestly and judieiously distributed
among them I think the latter is right
and just towards the Indians, but the
Indians and a few whites seem to have
the idea that the former is their right.
Now, sir, as long as they hold this idea,
and are allowed to carry it into effect
unnoticed By tbe Agent, 30 long there
viii be trouble between them and the
whites. i think the Government made
great mistake in opening up for white
settlement a narrow strip of land, situat-
ed. as this is, between two reservations of
thieving Indians..where it seems almost
impossible to prevent difficulty between
them and the whites For tais reason /
have always advocated the peaceable re-
moval Of the Indians to more suitable
locality, but to effect this seems to be al
most an impossibility, as long as the
present party have power. Since their
leaders are bitterly opposed to such a
measure. Now, Mr.. Editor, I will close
this communication, having, no doubt,
already intruded upon your space. ]
may say something on this subject
again. A NORTH BENDER.
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Rates Of Advertising.

TRANSIENT ADVERTISING.
One square, twelve lines or less, Nom
pareil measure, So 80 for first insertion
and 81 90 for each subsequent insertion.
Cash required in advance.
TIME ADVERTISERS
oI,n ~ fIar
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FlrSG OISGTlCJ-1u GilO COuIiGy VI cOSC-
phine, on the fourth Monday in October;
jackson, second Monday in February,
June and November.
Second District-Douglas, third Non
day in October, and second Monday in
May; Coos, Aursh Monday in May, and
second Monday in September; Curry, first
Monday in June; Lane, third Monday in
April, and first Monday in November ;
Benton, second Monday in April, and
third Monday in November.
Third District-Linll fourth Monday in
March, and second Monday in October !;
Marion, second Monday in March, June
and November. Polk, second Monday in
May, and fourth Monday in November !;
Yamhill, second Monday in April, and
fourth Monday in October; Tillamook,
second Monday in July.
Fourth District Clackamas, fourth Mon
flay in April and September Multnomah.
second Monday IN February, June and
October: Columbia. second Monday in
April; Clatsop, second Monday in August
and fourth Tuesday in January Wash
fngton. fourth Monday in May, and first
Monday in October.
Fifth District-Wasco, third Monday in
June, and second Monday in November !;
Grant, first Monday in June, and third
Monday in September; Baker, third Mon
day i'm May, and first Monday in OCTOBER;
Union, first Monday IN May, and third
Monday in October; Umatilla, last, Mon
day in April, and the fourth Monday In
October.
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A CoUNTRYMAN, standing unconsci-
ously on a register in a Cincinnati store,
attracted general attention to himself
by observing to his wife: "Mariar, 1
guess I'm going to have a fever; I feel
such hot streaks runnin up my legs J"
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-02-22
Yaquina Stage Line
AND
Steamer "ONEATTA"

-nN AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY
" of May, the new Steamer Oseatta will
make daily trips from Pioneer to Newport
at the entrance of Yaquina Bay, and con-
Meeting at Elk City with
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SUPREME COURT
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS,

First District: Jackson and Josephine
I'd District Benton, Coos, curry, Doug
las and Lane. Sd District: Linn, Marion,
Polk and Yamhin 4th District: Clacka-
mas, Columbia, Mulnoman Tillamook
and Washington. 5th District Grant,
Umatilla. Union and Wasco.