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PROspECr1Js FOR 1874.
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.ho nlos. oventluA u " poI,11ee1 souse
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49, aa,,st.,11 ms ~ lso,,t. 49, ~ ao11o5 ~ iew ro,,;
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1Tanona1,, 800, =, wT;soone;1 +ho
Dec.ss, aa,,+.. ~ rl1;no;a +1,e
Ter,,aa,,s, mo<,enont-..bov;no % a conc-
n,a, ~ ~. ,,1,,,.aso - - ond ;nen;rntion ami
ov1,;h;t;rrr a strcnoth uhic1, nrovoa
that 800 - o,,e,1o7,g ono oP tha ohiof do.
.aonae ~ ~ ~f+ha ro,r rba cHTrAGO
TpTpTTwE will ni1o a 1orro ahoro
~ 80 nttont;on +n th;a NTvJ wAN-
GnTsnnmToW I ~ p1TRTJr smNTT.
MEr1n - r. ho,t,s.
1.t ,rhot tho o,d nortu orcan,zn.
+iaag ora oasont;a,7F oorr1,,3t and
c.o,,a,,1as,+ ryov;r,o, NJ 1orrer orv
- a;..1aa - $1,000 49,, a+rae+ +1a+,
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- ] aonh ~ ntha,. hnt rne11u a1,aring IN
~ ~,nooonc,s ~. rrof1iao+o and 21}s,
1onos+ 1a,;a1o+;on ~ a,71,noae that
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thov o1oim dividends ~, watorod
stoo,, ond frouc1,,1ont honds tha
stota - - Nv ~ ri, tfi,11u IN terfara for t17a
nrotection r., of the .,eon1a. thatun;uat
tlisc,.;min i otiona hotwoen r7iffarant
Localities nra II, violation of 1o,u and
sha,,1a 1,a ,,,,oli,,;ta5
al, T,,ot sri, ,a;diea ~ ,onnt;aa of
money. 1nnd. or public credit, to
rn;1,uey steamshin or othar cor,,o.
,o+;oos ora Aocra',t ahnaaa of the
powers Of government. fraught with
the grayost dangers to the people,
and tending to promote corruption,
oxtrnvaganco, spoculation, and
f1nancinl disastor.
rho general character Of THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE is too well
estahlished TO need recapitu1ation.
It is alwavs independent and foar-
less in tho expression Of it's views.
Tn its news t1o11artnaent it is second
to no paper in the United states.
The WoelklY Edition contains q cure
It,,-.....,, u..,x......, ~ Al.
1u11y Plci]aE0u sAA411!<1tJ VI tAo Ao"o
Of tho week. brought down to the
- .:... $500.
,:.:,
,;ol oni orric,,1t,,,o1 tonica will
t!aAs aAA A61Ae|@Aeeh a. eSPAoo " 49,
constlluEo. as noieColofe, 4eAa1ng
1eaturos o. tno "eeh1y hulttoa' auu
no pal1tS VIZ w sEuieu W luotenso
~'o SooA -
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E|!|lI| |a EI'll||18 - -

Failing twco week !ru'n -" t"rk, a,d carrying ra4,
ssnEe.s to al pars of treat 5rlta, ireland, Un !nal
aso, nrltas. ant isls lmss saxt s;aI; west, & p9n:
u. =; clirletpy Apply t1F tn uortaaan ~ tue go!
~ - otlnss Nh nuwllhR aroul. Now York. aud ~ Il.
uaFaur lASallA aud Madsull.sta.. Uhtuagu,
HENDERSON DnOTuE..S. Agents.
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Cabin PnSBNKe, STD, S?Ht}, ind 500 Currency,
sstGernEe, SaD Currency.
Roturn ckats at rnncsI rntcH P,sseueeEe haokod to
fm Gernan mud Scandinavian p0lt,ts 1t lHw ratet.
Tho Sea.nsrs of this 4o the arxost In tho trado
Northeast corner CLARK mud lsMnla:ss {atpasIlo nov
GluQI1l Mdstutu Akatt,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of TRAINS.

ExpksNATfnv OF REFERENCE NJ Anws.-f stturd1y,s
ecple1. sunday excaptuh. Alunday s1ueptpd AZ.
riTn Aundag at ~ d. III. Daily.
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hfnii anh Express. ss.................f
Qt,awA nit, SLr,ntur I'nsaenEer.l
nnhupu1 l. St,.lx CITY l:kp,.,,.. II
IneihG Taat Line, fur Dmaiia. ;. n
kaasas Eity, Lonsunwnrth. A,.
Gibson i III. Joseph tirp......Es1
Aurora Passenger. ....,........,..P
Mondoth, UttnWa l. atreator PaMis
Anrt1sh pa9scnrcr
Au!esa Passenger {Sun.iay}.....|
pul,M4,,e L siaux City if,p...... l.
raollia Hight lsxp, for OmAtia, In
Gibson ! 81. Joseph IGxp..... .|t1
Dnwnor's urove 4 Accoln11.saia ttnn[s
1>1wncr's truro Accommodations
1Fcaus Express..,.......,.......,.{l !
.iix. 6l1ninYA. tEx. NalurtinY.
, 1873-12-20

Dtpos-1oot qr LeRest. IH'iana.ar., and Sixteenth
anti EHnat aHi SftteeAtss Ticket 1fees. No. ~ Ciar
It,. fraud ineifc Hotel, and al dc,'os.
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cFIcAso. MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAIL RAILWAY.
Enion Ueuo, Idtton and E;ma-sts. Ticket Ots
G3 South C3arat.. op;a&s Shtruan Hops: and At Depot
, 1873-12-20

KiCIIt0AN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN naILRoA9}
B.fut, ~H " inkt st., and tDof n 7'ssntYrsc"a IT,
3icts ett, 67 EtrA A.. saath e Jhtalopa
HHH II tHht4f.sf.. forHsr n lkss{fsoH.
, 1873-12-20

GRAND 8iAT1NEE D'AD1EuX this SATURDAY
nifernhnn nt n'c]nck,
TIL ~ TJ@TA
, 1873-12-28
Tho Duke of Ilnn.iltons8 Estates.

Tho present Duke Of Hamilton (yghoao wed-
ding was noticed rocently) Ia the twoif,h Duke,
and ho IL now In his 28th year. Ills father
cousin of Napoleon III. At the early ago Of ID
tho present Duke succeeded to tho groat poasoaH-
ions which constitute tho Inheritance Of tho
louHo OF Hamilton. Tho London Morning Post
says, Hamilton Palace, with is associations
Treasures of art, Of luxury ind taBto. standing
III its magnificent donnin Of $1,000 acros;
nrodriok Castle, on tho Ihle Of Arran, With
tho foo Of almost tho entiro soil Of that
romantic md beautiful island; extensive property
in LinlthyowBhire, stirlingslllre, a.,d Butte tho
English estate Of Easto1l Park, in tho County OF
Suffolk, with their enormous reyonue, with tlla
caro- Of their management. and tho responsibility
tho young heir at an ago when by luw no was
incapable OF making a binding contract. Tue
young Duke WAS very BOON surrounded by asBo-
cia.ea WHO. themselves ruined, tlattered aud ca
, 1873-12-28
Henry Ward EIeecl,er.

- From an ItklN{G Herald Letter.
Aftot an Introductory hymn by tho choir, Mr.
than huff minute long. Ihon no roads ''los-
son." aud tells tho choir what hymn to aing. 10
docs not givo out" tue hymn he simply reads
tho number of tho hymn, aud takes Lis seat.
When tho hymn is dono with, hIr. Beechor rises
and preaohes maguifcently. Tho only ologant
thing in the room ia the speakers stand q
small platform, Of about . foot elevation, with
sofa at tho back part OF 1t, and small table in
table, on which, every Sunday morning, is placed
n very lnrgo, fEosh and tnstofully ly-arrangodbo
quet Of flowers. Whom 1 say "very
79rgo,"n I mean as big aa teble: On
vaso with tlowora the vaso looks like
stalk from which spring many kinds Of rich
and varied leaves and blossoms. The only
awkward figure about the stage is Mr.. Beeo1or
borly. His legs push out behind. Think ho ia
too weak In tho kneos. You arc constantly
afraid the knaea are going to give way and loavo
Mr. Deechor III q position TINT you have aeen
clowns in sometimes, md which people who arc
lY. Mr. Beecher's clothes never 1T him, and he
always seems to bo bungled in m overcoat. Mr..
Beechor, as ono or two Of the readers Of tho
Herald may know has hair only shade darkor
than blonde, andh he wears it long and thin. Mr.
Boochor las noble head, and a bright sunny
faco, full Of sympathy and electricity. It lH q
face to remind you Of light winos, only thero is a
certain quirk about tho corner Of ono oya that
gives it . small, dash Of ginsor-pop. I think
hIr. Doeoher liyo8 well-oatA q great deal. How
else could he get to bo go large and 80 fat, and
with 30 much good red blood in hiB yeina !? But
then, thoro aro his woak knees, TINT must be ac-
counted for somehow, Tho audieuco at Ply
whom ho says good thing. as Inns frequently
boon said, that Is. there Ia no stamping or
clappipg Of hands, OF coureo, when Mr. Beeolor
says good thiug-and ho does worry often, aud
, 1873-12-28
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAIL RAILWAY.
1n,on Ueo corner aisoH and CuHnl.sts.. 1iese. oet
6S South cf1rk oppostd Gherman Nouse, and Dtpo!,

Lt0Te. dFT1pe.
Milwaukee, Prario du Qhleu l.
lacrossG Day Exnross $50 A. m, III :onn m,
Milwaukee Mali aud Exrrpss 49, 6n1 H. nj sn NJ
milwaukee,, st. Paul i Mfnneap. " 49,
oal8 Might Exprcaa ITO y. nj, ais H. III,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Or TRAINS,

ExrLAnATfoN or HgFEnENuE MAnKB.-t Saturdnyat
ooptetl. Sunday oxcopted. Monday czoepod. Ar
riEo 6unday at8:00 =. III. Daily.
, 1873-12-28

ation already bargained for, you must do ma
service which We will now discuss you must
grant me remuneration.
And this was done thus William granted
remuneration calculated in such way that, at
tho end OF tho year, Janes received his plano
quite now, and III addition, compensation, con-
which Ao had deprived himself, and which ho
had yielded to his friend.
It wns impossible for any one acquainted with
the transaction to discover the slghtost trace in
1t Of oppression or injustice.
Tho singular part Of it is. that, at tho ond Of
the year, tho plano canno into James possession,
and he lent 1t again recovered 1t, and lent It d
third and fourth time. II has passsd into the
how many times Il has changed, sometimes It's
blade, sometimes its handle. It IA no longer tho
Same plano, but It has always tho same value, at
least for JameR' posterity. Worlkmon let us
exRminine into those little stories.
maintain, first Of all, that tho sack Of corn
and tue plane arc horo tho type, tho model, q
faithful representation. tho
SYMBOL, OF ALL CAPITAL:
aa the five pound, Of corn and the plank arc tho
type, tue modol the reprosontationl tho symbol,
OF all interest. This granted, the following arc,
1t Seems to me, a Herio8 OF consequeucoa, tho
iustico Of which IT # impossible to dispute.
FirsElf tho yielding Of a plank BY tho bor-
rowor to tho londer iH natural, equitable, law
full remuneration, tlojus price of q ronl service,
we may conclude that, Oh gcnoral rulc, 1t ia In
tho nature OF capital to produce interest When
this capital as IN tho foregoing examples, takos
enough that it ought to bring an advantage to
its posaeaBor, to him who hug devoted to it hia
time, his brains, and his strength. Otherwise,
why should VIC have mado it7 No necessity OF
life can bo Immediately satisiod WITH instrl1-
monts Of labor no ono cats planca Or drinks
saws, except, Indeed, he bo n oonjuror. Ifaman
determines to Bpoud His timo IN the production
Of these things, ho must layo boen lea to 1t by
tho consideration Of tho power which theso
Instruments add to hs po"or Of the
fect!on aud ~ irapIdity Which tlloy 10y giyo
to Ills labor; III u word. Of tho adyan-
tagos which thoy. procure for him. Now, these
adyantagoa, which have boon prepared by labor,
by tho sacrifice ef Time which might have boon
usoa IN more immedinto lnannor, arc VIC bound,
aH soon as they aro ready to DO enjoyed, to
CONFER THEM GnATu1IoU6LY
upon a1,other7 Would i bo an advance In social
order, II the law decided thus, and citixons
SHOULD pay otfsclala for canslnB such Inv to bo
executed by toreof venture t9 eay. tat tlo5e
would DO to logallze, to organize, to syatomatize
Injustice tsolt, for it would bo proc!aiming tAat
, 1873-12-28

MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD!
DTot, foo n Leke A., and foot ~ 7Hetny ~.
7ffke ctce. " CIar a., sonthe1s q Randolph,
and % tdHa&-sf.s corner u Maatson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22

owing TO my late purchase OF the double store
room and dwelling Of II. HeymRn q Co., on the
oor1ef or Main and Webster streets, Centre
wheeling; also, of his largo stock Of Foreign
and Domesiie Dry Good at 4, Job lot price. At
least % per cent lesa than they can be bought In
he regular way, I feel abl0 and willing 70 offer
the same ct unusually low prices 70 parties who
will favor me with call, for two reasons: let,
70 become acquainted with the customers and
build up trade, and, ID, 10 reduce the present
stock 70 mako room Tor Spring Goods, consist
inRof almost an entire unbrOken stock Of For:
eIgn and Domestic goods, Notions. CGlpetsa OIL
Cloths, Window Shades, Furs, Cloths, CasSi.
meres, Jeans, &C. Please give me call and
see my best Calicos at lie, Donestie Bingham
i0c, Jeans for 20e worth Sc, and oil other goods
#. j. W. FERREL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 2l.-Flour-Mar-
ket steady with moderate demand, but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined; No. ., spring 81 20sa1 2OI
cash; No. g., spring $10s9; rejected
94s9Sc. Corn-sIeady; No 2, mixed 81ta
81sc, cash; rejected 27a271c. Oats
Dull and prices a shade lower; No. 9, 2Gc
Rye-No.2, Csc. Barley-Dull and the
market unsettled; No.9, fall 71asSc, &C.
cording to location; No. 3, 5sa02c. Pro
vlsions.-Pork Demand active and pri-
ces advanced, $13 00a18 O5. Lard-$7 &C
cash. Bulk Meats-Demand good at
full prices; shoulders 44a4t boxed; short
rib middle loose, seller Inst half of March
69c. Green Hams-Scarce and firm
sales Of IA pounds average at Zoe; 10
pound, 0tc. Seeds-Quiet and unchang'
ed. Dressed Hogs-Demsnd active and
prices advanced, S. 25a5 80. Whisky
Fair demand, but atlower rates, SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, February 21.-CottOn-
Dull at zoe. Flour-Dull and prices q
shade lower at 81 S5aS 25. Wheat
Dull and lower at 81 70a1 40. Corn
Dull at S9a40c. Oats-Qulet at 30a3Sc
BArley-Quiet and unchanged. Grocer,
ies-Firm. Linseed oll-Steady with a
moderate demand at 03a95c. Eggs
Steady. Provisions-Strong. Pork nominal
at $1S so Lard-Nrmsteam 7Ra74c
Bulk meats-Stronger and held higher
Shoulders 45c; considerable sales at &c
buyer March; clear rib sides &c, held al
7c; sales at &c buyer March; clear 7ta7tc
Bacon--Steadyi shoulders &c.; clear
rib sides TIC; clear 74c, with sales, held
ashade higher. Hogs-Active and high
er; butchers SIS 00a5 90; shippers $47C
a610. Whisky-Weak at $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22

New YORK, February, 21.-Flour
Quiet trade confined to small lots; SUI
perfine western and state SO 00aG 70
common to good 81 00a7 90; white wheat
extra IS 50a10 90; Ohio 81 2OaS 90
Wheat-Dull, and nothing doing ID
spring; No. Q Milwaukee 81 G5a1 GS; No
9 spring Chicago and northwest 81 58a
1 G3, very choice red &c. higher. Glover
seed-In fair demand at 0a0s; timothy
quiet at 50 05a4 %. Rye, Barley and
Malt-Unchanged. Corn-0pened steady
and in fair demand and closed weaker
new mixed western 85aGG; old a1oat Goa
COT, yellow western and southern 05aG0
Oats-Dull and easier, new mixed wes-
tern 52ia54, latter fancy; old in store 55i
white western 53a55; black 52a53. Coffee
Quiet, Rio 17ta20. sugar-Steady.
Enthusiastically New Orleans 70a74.
Whisky-steady ut 92c, ge4.b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22

sEAwERD TOXIC and MANDRAKE
Pills, These are the only medicines
that will cure Pulmonary Consumption.
DR.. Schenck has been in constant prac.
tice over thirty years continually examin.
ing lungs, and knows his medicines, II
properly taken, will cure consumption.
His Mandrake Pills cleanse the liver and
stomach; his Seawood Tonic dissolVes the
food, stimulates the coating OF the stom-
Ach and aids digestion; his Pulmonic
Syrup ripens the matter, and nature
throws Il of without any exertion. Pre-
pared and for sale byJ. II. sCHERcK &
SoN, N. E. corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, and BY druggists and deal.
Crs generally. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NeW York Money and Stock Market

Now York Money and Stock Market.
NEw York, February 21.-MoNEY-
Easier, the Canada banks having brought
a supply into the streets, and the bankers
and brokers are loaning their balances
freely. Early in the day call loans were
done at 1.16aS 80, but soon after Q o'clock
the rate fell TO 4a5 per cent, with closing
loans at 9s4 per cent. Business in the
produce, stock and gold markets will be
entirely suspended tomorrow. raL
GoLD-Quiet at 114s to 114E, closing
at 114Pa1l4t. Loans 3s7 per cent for car.
rying. Clearings SO, 100000. Treasury
disbursements $l25OOO. Custom receipts
for the week $9,S4s,0O0. -. - 81 ...--
STERLING ExonANaE-Quiet and steady
at 1OS9a11si. rs.ra gsa- ..l.g
BANK STATEMENT-ShoWed q great
calling in Of loans during the week and a
loss in the reserve, but did not affect the
gold and stock markets. >
GovERNAIRNTs-0pened tat per cent
Io,,,ns ,,,orn 1,,tak nj o1o1od Ar,,n r#.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
MEASURING URN THE BABY.

We measured riOtouS baby
Against the cottage wall;
, inv grew AZ the threshold,
And The boy was Just Is tall
AToyal iiger lily, e.
with spots Of purple and Rcidi
And heart like 3 JaWeled chAllGr,
THIS fragrant dew.to hold. -r.--er
Witbou. the blickblrd Rhlstled,
Hiph M in the old roof trees,
And 70 aud fro ct the widow
The red rose rocked her bees;
And the wee pink lists Of baby
Were never q moment still,
sbStchlnR Of shine and Rh1doE
ThSt danced At tho lhttieFsill.
Ahmo! a dArkcned chamber.
with the sunshine thut away, -,
Through tearS that fell Like bitter EAin,
We measured the baby today
And The little DGre feet that were dlmpled.
And sweet as budding rose,
Lay side BY sidG together fs
N the hush Of along rcposo'
Cp from tho dainty pillow,
White as the risen dawn,
A fair little face lay smiling
With the light Of heaven thereon;
And the dear little hands, like ross ltayei
Droppsd from the rose, lay still.
Never 10 catch Of tho sunshine
That crept TO tho shroudod sill.
WsmeASured tho sleeping bAby
With ribbons white as En0W.
Por tue shiuning rosewood cAsket
That waited him below,
And ont OF the dArkened chamber
WeWent with oh ldlets moan;
To the height Of the sinless Angels
Our dear little ono had grown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22

TEE Washington Reporter calls the
Wheeling INTELLIGENoER's suggestion
that possibly West Virginia might be
under pressure willing TO sell out the
Panhandle counties to our neighbor State,
"a West Virginia idea" What's the
Pennsylvania idea ~ sliS6urg Herald
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22

APooR man in Washington was arrest
ed and shut up.the other day for stealing
q soup bone worth fifteen cents to keep
his family from starving. He had seen
better times aud his family was found TO
10 In q wretched condition. The mans
stealing was on too small a scale to give
him any hope Of immunity in Washington
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l.-Flour-Qulet
weak and unchanged. Wheat-Dull.
Corn-Nominal. 0ats-Quiet; western
mixed 48a4sc; white 5Oc. Rye-Un-
changed. ProVisions-Strong; Mess Pork
$3.50. Bacon-Active; shoulders 0tci
rib sides Sc; clear rib &c. Hams 12Ia15c,
Lard-Quiet at sa9tc. Butter-Western
unchanged. Whisky-9lfc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
GETTYSBURG asa
KATALYSINE WATER.

Il has been demonstrated By series Of prAet-
cal experiments conducted by eminent physi:
claus, and Attested BY Thousands Of grateful
people who have been relieved nom their gnner-
lnEs BY It's use, that the GsltyS6uTg hGtdlyStHs
WdtSr Il the nearest approach to spectne ever
discovered for DygpfpEtd, Neuralgia, hhshnd'
NGln, Cont, GrdpG, DidbSsef, kidney ana Trina.
NJ DiStdSSS generally. NrtStorG! nIu'eyIar poirtr
10 ~ PdrdlytIe. u eVrtI Llntr Complaint,
Chronic DIdTfh6d, PLEI, Constip1tion, ASthma,
CGt1rraA and BToRehihS, DtsS6SES Of th6 SkiH,
6fnFrdI Dtbtllty and NfTp0gS PT0ttr1ttOn from
Nf1tdl and PhyrIeGl EnoSGtE5. Il is tho GFt1tett
AHtldotS Svtf dlSo0UsrCd J0T Excessive Eating
Or Drinking. II o0FTtetS the Stomach, pronOttS
Dl0IStIOn, and RElieUES the Head dlEIoil tHiDSdi.
dtsiy. No household should DO Wilhoutit EVery
hotel should keep It on hand. For sale by NJ
DruggiatB.
~ For history Of tho Springs, for medical
reports Of the power Of tho water over disease,
for marvellous cures, and for testimonials from
distinguished men, send for pamphlets,
For sale By RDNuND BOOKING and Drug.
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~ South Front St., Philadelphia, Pa
Gettysburg Spring Co. noyT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February 91.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices
have declined, No. 2 white Michigan
81 70; amber Michigan, spot and seller
March 81 CIT; Mol red 81 70; No. 9 do
81 90. Corn-Dull; high mixed, seller
March 40c. 0ats-No, l dull at 89tc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
lower, were qutet and closed Dim.
STATE BoNDs.-Dull and unchanged
except Tennesec's which were frmer,

RAILROAD BoNDs.-Quiet and steady.
srocKs.-Market dull the greater
part OF the day, with the bulk Of business
confined to Erie, Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore, Western Union, New York Cen.
trail, Northern Pacific and Wabash. The
Pacific was heavy and lower, while
Erie, Rock Island, Wabash and Union
Pacific were strong and higher. The
general market except Pacific was
advanced and closed firm. Western
Union transfer books were closed for the
annual election on March 9th. LH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
rravelers' ReEISte"
post OFFICE REGISTER.

h Po.t once in thls cay t,SblsS on the rail.
sScs With tho hieHt limo 'AO'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-22
schenck,s Pnlmonlc syEnp,

Also the measles are raging" In
Berkeley county.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-11

bon ben beiben bort 7reitenben 9arteien Inn
@e1te ODER i'm llnre6te III. bas 3u ent11ei-
ben 1T iebenfal8 Mot SADIE bes Banbes-
p%rdfbenten (fouft mare er ia In Der Sbat Ser
Diftator, fur tpeIben tbn TIM Dorigen Sabre
bic 2iberalen au8I6rien), fonbern SADIE Der
q ert1te. Stun bat oas Oberfaatsgeri1t
bon 2ouiiana 80 @unffen Der &elIogg- @egie.
rung entlGieben. Der grdfbent erfldrt ein-
fad, bag er fein &e6t bat, ii1 hber biele ge-
ri6tli6e Gnti6eIbuu9 bintpee5ufeben bag,
Oh biefe Gnti1eibun9 ri6ti9 ODER fall1, ber-
uiinfti9 ober unpernaEfti9, parteiif1. ober
unparteitf6 iei, lbn n / 6t8 an9ebe !, ba6
er als Yrdibent ni6t8 tOeiter tbun Tonne, als
bieieni9e &e9ieruns eines Staats a%nerfennen,
tpel1e Der oberfte 0eri6tsbof bieSeB Gtaats
anerfenne. - Dies ffebt nun ofTenbar I'm bon.
fen Ginflan9 NIT ben 2ebren Der .,Sribune",
bic cod 9etpI6 einen S6uenldrm aufI6Ia9en
tpirbe, tpenn Der 8unbeSprdfOent f6 tpei-
germ tpoIte, cine Gnt16eibung bes Dber-
ffaatsgeriGts bon SIIinoi8 iber cine
bieTen 9 ia a t angebenbe Streitfrage an3u-
ertennen. Do6-n8auer. ba8 III 9anj uaS
anters!"D Die 2eaogs'f6 e @e9ierun9bo bon 2oui-
lana 9efdat Der ,,Sribune" nl6t ;-foI9Ii6
lit 60 In ibren Nugen elm Berbre6en Orant8,
bag er niD t al8 Oittator bic GntE1eionug
bes Dbergeri1ts iber ben Saufen f66t!
Woral 0efeBe une @ertbte finb fur bas
Sauptorgan BET .,9iberalen" Ma6spuppeu,
bic e8 mad 8elieben fnetet uno brebt.