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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

ST. C1AlRsvILLR has a Horse. Thief De-
tectlve Association, which looks after the
territory around that village for distance
Of four miles in all directions. Horse
thieves would do well to take notice.
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For Sale.
VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
v Farm FOR 9ALD, ri. ..tr

Tho subUeriber Offers for RAlo bis Fam, GltnA-
ted on the Ohio river, In CEOSB Greek !ounahlp,
BROOKE county, West Va, opPo1lto inc lingo
Iron Work., containing 10 kTe1, tneiaalnG
acres On NinRo Island The Improvements con:
All Of q homeStead dwelling 10 by % feet, built
GnbStSntiHllY al brick, stables, gTGneFies, lmOEG
houBtG, spring houVO, coal and wood ho1ses, lrnlt
sheds, &C; an orchard containing 1000 Of tho
choicest apple trees, fruihng from July 10 tho
latest keepers, 60 OF the finest cherry trees ~
full bearing; also, pears, ,plumg. peaches ana
ounces; BmGlI iruitS, Such a. currantS, goose
berries, grapes, vine berries and strawberries,
which have been selected and cultivated with
especial caro-. The 20 acres OF river bottom,
which include tho improvements, are In hlRh
state OF cultivation and cannot be exeelled In
the United States for the productions Of his lAu-
tude, The whole upland AboundB In minerals,
limestone, Ore clay, iron orc 40 70 40 per cent?,
conRlomerate ores, and quAITies Of most excel
lent sandstone. 20 Acres Of tho tract are under
Stons. ETcrSping lYe feet In thickness, projecting
% ne lront 81 me river hills and convenient Of
Hceela: also the valuable gub-RtINtG Of coal, eS.
peciAliy adapted 70 smelling Of iron and the
manufacture Of gas, being the same aS Alngo,
stoubenve and JeeIS9n S @PS risI S W. n
thickness, OF IS acres extent, opening lOO teet
above tho river bank.
Hingo leland 10 q point on which there 10 an
annual accumulation Of sand But1ciont % supply
and The whole GGnd market. being Of q quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling mills, railroads,
building and plAStehng purposes.
Tho tract has river 'front.' Of 956 poles, no feet
Of which Is 90 good river landing 40 any on the
TWill sell the whole tract together. Persons
Wishing 70 purchase win please call and exam.
inc for themselves. Communications address, Cd
70 mo at StsubenVlllC, Ohio, will receive prompt
attention.
Aull-dkEW ]. r, BURGOYNE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
CIPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
III mn LUnnnII mo nRRRR

GPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
~ ON WHEELING CRRRK
am authorized to sell the splendid Farm Of
Mrs, Clemens, GituAt0 on Wheeling Creek, about
seven miles from the city OF Wheeling and two
excellent land, well WAtered and lenced. The
improvements consist Of large Stone Mansion
House Of ton rooms, largo cellar and outbuild.
ings Of every kind, all In good order; an orchard
Of choice Spple and pear trees, two aIst rato
There arc about 100 acres under cultivation, BeV.
eral acres under pasture and tho residue we'll
tImbered. VIII DO sold In whole, or divided II
necessary. Terms easy.
THOS. o'BRIBN, Real Estate AR'L
Market St, near Custom House, Wheeling.
RuiR
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rEMALE SCHOOL
HagerstOwn Seminary.
FOR YOUNG ladies.

Bun SOONSf hAO1B6S
Tho Fall Term ofthIs popular Institution will
commence on Monday, tho flrst day OF Beptem.
Der next. Parents or Guardians desiring q
school Of tho highest character, ut moderate
rates, for their Children or Wards, apply for in.
formation 10 the Principal, Rev. JOHN No.
CROH, D. D., HRgCrstown, Maryland.
AuR1,d&W ,--''.
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A ssIGNEEs' NOTICE.
CITY BOOK STORE.
-L NEW BOOKS.


TnE HAY PEvER-Illustratedb by HAppin-Por
tTaying tho su6etings OF Mr.. A. Wiper WeepS
LIF1 or INV. ALYRED CooKAAN-Cloth 81 90
LEcRUREs AND SERHoRs-By Rev. WIN. Pun
shOn, L Id, cloth - 30. '-
A Pam OF BLUE RYIs-By ThoB. Hardy, elott
PIoKw1oK PArERs-Houscho Edition, illus.
trAted by TIL. Mast, cloth 81 80, paper 81 10.
The UmTY OF NATURAL PHRNohHNA-By n
Emile SRiRey, cloth 81 50
OUTLMES OF 4RN, WOMBH AND THINGs-By
Mary Clemmer Ame6, cloth 81 50.
LYNX HuNTmG-"oamping Out Series" Vol
8, cloth 81 90 .-
M LIrTLB GmL,-P0per T5c.
Too 6ooH-By katherine =. Maequoid, papei
iNNocEHT-By MrA olIphant, paper 75c.
THB WICKED WooDs or ToBERHRV1T-PApcl
RoP1S OF SAND-Paper 76e. 49, .H.
81 90.
Scott, cloth g 90. a.
THI FlsHna ToURIBT-By ChAs. HAllock, 81
IGoA FIsHNG-By W. @. Prime, 81 80.
A Ano assortment Of Ladies' Stationery, Porte
nOnnAits, Autograph AlbumS, &C., always or
hand. =.
I'D STANTON,
aul6 Cor. i3th and Market Streets.
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The 81. Clairsvillo Gazette suggests
Bellaire as a good location Tor an asylum
for the orphan children Of Ohio soldiers.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye 10 tho BEsT IN THE
WoRID-Perlectly Harmless, Reliable, and In.
stantaneouA. No disappointment. No HdIcu.
lous Tints, no unpleasant odor. The genuine
". A. Bachelors hair Dyc produces IMMEDI.
ATELY Q splendid Black or Natural Brown.
Docs not stain the skin, bnt leaves tho Hair
Clean, Mott and Beautiful. Tho only safe and
perfect Dye. Sold BY all DruRgis 8. Factory 10
bond street, Now York. jAn27eodLw
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DIED.

MONTGoMRRY.-on Thursday. August 81,
1878, at $50 r. n, JAltEB g., son OF William and
Elizabeth Montgomery, In tho cath year OF his
age.
Funeral notice tomorrow. .,.
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General Notices.

.DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
L PENCE AROUND PENINSULA GENE
TRRY.-SeAled Proposals will be received atthe
once OF the City Clerk until Monday, septem'
Der lSt, 1873, at O'Clock L., for Building q
PalIuR Fence around tho Peninsula Cemetery.
Materials to be OF tho best Of their kind and the
work to DO done to the satisfaction OF tho Com
mittee on CemetsriOS. -n..
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
ONCE Of the City Clerk.
....' JAMES A. LANCASTER,
auN Chairman Committee on CcmetrIes.
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PENN'A FEMALE COLLEGE,

EIITbbUhudt IN
To DO opened Wednesday, Sept nth. Supplied
with experienced and competent Professors and
Instructors.
Provisions made for thorough liberal educa.
lion. Degrees conferred upon completion Of
course. Partial course students received. Con.
SANITY enlATging equipments. Buildings un.
surpassed for location, beauty and comfort. For
further information apply 70 JAMES BLACK.
eurRh, Pa, or any OF tho following named trus.
teOB: JHmeg LauRhltn, Robt. Mcknight, j. K.
AooEhead, Pre9'L &C., Hon. J. P. Slerrett, Rev.
Drg. Howard, Wilson, Brown, Dr.. Jas. King.
MAI. VIM. FreW, &C., &c.
AcJunktn, Butler, Pa; Gen. A. B. A'Calmont,
Franklln, Pa; bon. j. W. scodeld, Warren, Pa !;
David uillen, Xenla, o.; Rev. DR.. J. r. Hntchi.
son, Madison, Ind, &C., &c. lyI9-eOd
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TARM FOR SALE.

-
IotEer for sale tho Farm on which now
reside situated In MArShAll county, ". Va. some
three miles from tho limits Of the city Of wheel.
ing, on or near the FalEmont PIke, containing
i05 acres Of arOtelAAO land, nearly all Of which
10 In dne state Of cultivation. Tho improve
monts arc all o. tho best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms with al the
eonyenienees n0edful. A large elBteFn supplies
It with all tho water for which rain water 10 need.
Cd. There iG also lArge Barn, with collar; Sta.
bic room Tor Horses aud twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Glib, Brick Smoke House,
Chleken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four roomb; With Churches and School
House within short distance. The said lAndI
val WAtered, and never. mIllng well ct tho barn
There p good Vineyard Of CAtAWba and Con.
cord 0fapO6, and largo number OF tho best w.
lection o. Fruit Troos In full bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Peafs, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries and
Ounces, with Almost ali the aEBt quality Of
small fuit grown In this part Of the country.
Any PesSOn desiring good home near TO the
city Of Wheeling, Ehero they can probably dis.
pogO Of Whatever they may raise for the market,
viii do well to call on tho subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
ja1-dAW-- u. T. WAYHAN.
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special Notices,
Obstacles to Marriage

UDSGhCAtS W muErAeASo~ e.
Happy Relief for Young Men from tho Ct.
fccts or BrrorB and Abuses Of early life. Man.
hood restored. ImpedlmCnts TO MATrRgo re.
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
delphIA, Pa,-an institution having high repu.
tation for honorable conduct and professional
IAN. Iy1.dAR
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F0R SALE
A comfortable brick Dwelling House 70 roomS)
on west aide Of Main street. few door above
strCet-cNr stables, Center Wheeling.
". HOGE b BRO,
aul9 BOIley'S Block, Market Street.
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mi JOHN8TON

Membcr OF tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate nom one Of tho most eminent
Colleges In tho United States, and the create,
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
has effected some of tho most astonishing cure.
ever known. Many troubled with ringing 10
the head and ears when asleep, great nerVou.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bSshiul
meas, with frequent blushlng,. attended some
Immediately.
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TTALUABLEFA AT sHERIFFs
Y SALE.
On the 22d Day Of August, 1879,
At two O'Clock P. T., at the front door OF the
Court House In the city Of StcubenVtlle, Ohio,
will he offered Of public sale tho farm known %
the Joseph McCune Farm, situate In Warren
township, Jefferson county, Ohio. containing
272 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND.
Bald premises will be offered a. an entirety.
and then In two parcels, one parcel containing
One Hundred and giRhty-elght Acres, and the
other parcel Eighty. four Acres, and the way Tho
most money Is realized tho same will be sold.
Eanh Parcel makes an excellent farm. and is well
improved, oaoh parcel having An excellent dwell.
ing house and necessary farm buIldiLPp, NTH
orchard, and we'll WStoHed. :
Bald premises arc situated near YorkVIlle, and
within = Of . mile Of tho Ohio river, and arc
well located In reference TO rOAd. / f.GTI6ns 90,
string 10 purchase an excellent and comfortable
homestead. would do we'll 70 look 1t said lands.
lam AuthOtl1ed to say that should purchasers
desire TO hAYo portion OF the pnrchaBe money
remain In tho lAnd, an arrangement Of that kind
can DO made on the day OF sale
Persons desiring iurtker Information Will call
Of the LAW.otllee Of MetsrB. Trainer q McClAYe
THOMAS Il. MONTGOMERY.
au7 Sheriff OF Jeaerton Co., o.
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For Sale.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUA-f'

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUA- s.N
Il BILE REAL RsTATR.-I will sell at
Public Auction. on Tuesday, August %,
$50 u 10 o'clock A. T., Of the mont door Of the
Count House, two Brick Dwelling Houses, Bitu.
ate on John street, between 6th and Gth, two
Stories high, containing ave rooms each kltcheu Il,
Wpsh'h0uSe and cellar. Gas and water through
out. The properly rents for 800 % per ye1r.
TH0S. TURToN.
JIM. MILLER, AuctiODOer. Su9O
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
offer at private Ralc my Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Carpets, Rugs,
WSshStGnds, ChAIrs, Tables. Wardrobe, Book.
case, HEt.RSek, SideboSrd, &c, &c.
MRS. V. 3. WHITE,
Aul9' south side 18Th st. (old BAmpden).
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FORsAL

Tho Stone House, with nearly nine acres OIL
county, belonging to the estate Of the late DR.
John koH, 10 Tor sale.
For price, terms, &c. apply TO.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30
"A Daring Robbery.
From the New York Herald, Oct 20

pulGukEErsIE, n Y, Oct 10, 1873
Ateleoram from Albany has only briefly
told Of the daring burglary near the village
of Catskill. on the Hudson. During the
past week Hudson River towns have been
infested by daring thieves One source Of
attraction was the Catskill races and an
other the Firemcn's Tournament at Pough-
kcepsic In this city, on the last day of
a gang of certainly twenty thieves were
arrested sufficient evidence could not be
produced to hold them. At the Catskill
races gamblers and thieves were present
in force The affair of which | am about
to write occurred on Friday, and for daring
and consnmmate cheek eclipses the noted
Waterford Bank robbery. Nearly four
miles below the village Of Catskill, on the
west bank of the Hudson, resides Abraham
Post, a worthy well-to-do farmer. At
about halt-past sin p. NJ, Mr. Post, his
wife and daughter (the latter about twenty
two wears OF age.) his son, Edward. and
their hired man. an Irishman, We're quietly
| eating their supper, when the door leading
from the main hall to the dining room was
abruptly showed open, and six men crowd
| ed through the opening and rushed to the
table. Each one of the scoundrels drew a
| revolver. and, placing the weapons at the
| head Of each member OF the family, warn
| ed all to keep quiet OF they would blow
THEN brains out While five Of the robbers
| thus held The five inmates of the house in
| allowance. the sixth one drew four pairs OF
| new handouts from underneath his coat,
| and, in regular order snapped the brace
| lets upon every person at the table except
the daughter. The latter showed no fear
whatever, but While the handwriting was
progressing gave the thieves such talk
ING" that thry will never forget il. Finally
becoming cNaSpelatcd at her GOODNESS, one
OF the robbers stepped up to her and said,
| swell. you are 50 sassy guess We'll hand
| cuh'vou TOO :" and then the scoundrclshand-
| cutlcd the whole family together, includ-
| ing Il coloreA girl. who entered the dining
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30

Each heart has its haunted chamber
Where the silent moonlight falls
On The floor are mysterious footsteps,
There are whispers along the walls
Nud mine III times i haunted
Ky phantome of the Past,
y m0tiOnlcss as shadows
BN the silent moonlight east.
s form sis by the window,
That i, not seen by day,
For as soon rs the dawn approachr~
Ii Nanlshe> away.
II >it> there in the moonlight.
Itself rs pale and still,
md points With lis airy finger
Acro>> the window sill.
Without. before The indow.
There stands Il gloomy pine.
Whose b0ugh> wave upward and doWnWar
A. wave these thoughts OF mine.
Md underneath lis branches
i The grave of little child,
Who died upon life's threshold
tnu never wept nor smiled.
What are yc, .. pallid phanlon~
That haunt my troubled brain:
That vanish when day approaches,
And NJ night return again!
What are We, O, pallid phanlom~
But the statues without breath.
That stand on the bridge 0yerarrhine
The silent river of death
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30
T. or ia the Bic Oh
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

IHe PeYapiGsa Syy3si,, a Protect
Ell Solution of ne PrOt0titiG a.
From, as SO cOi.Sbii!6d as 10 RGtG
tie character Of az ts{i3neRt, as
easily 0iyested ant GsS(U jtGieH
aritls the blood as TIE silN1teSt
food. 1t increases Ire GsGNHfy
of N0tNre's OtcJe EUu}jeil2Y
Agent, {s'On IN he O!0oi. 03a,G
css3es 80 Thousand iUs." simply
Oy TO3ei29g 3tj), IittjgO3'It;RO ltIttE
Tit05isi3ey TIE ,Systen3. IHe el1-
2iched 13td rit0ti@eM 6t0Od per-
?,3eateS cFc1y p03't OF tie JOdy,
2'ep0iFils0 ddiiugcs Gi,U W0ste
searching OFT morbid Seci'e-
tons. 0}td {c0rislg 2tothiitg Jo,-
disease to fee0 2tp0H.
This as the secret of TIC 2c0i2--
de'JUt success fhis 3'e,ncdy ilt
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhma, DoiIs, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humor>,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
d21d 0U diseases originating IN
q bad state of tie blood, on. uc-
c0napGsticd BY sfcbiiijy or u t0tO
state ofHe SYSTEM. Being free
from Aic0h0t, iat u32y IoSisS, its
energisi,.g effects are not fot-
lOsced by corresponding 4'e0c-
ton, but are permanent, ilift-
sing strength. Tig0r. a.td neaO
life into all parts OF The system.
and batiili,ag ss2, az. iron Com
StitutiOn.
Thousands hare been c7l0lagcG
oy the asse of this remedy, fi.On2
2ce0E, sichty, sat1eri1ag crca-
t"res, to strong, heating, o,,,1
h0ppy men Ui3G qCC1y2e,s; u3sts
llerGfids cannot hes
st0te to giCe az u t,iGl.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP biosc3s i,s The glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE 4 SONS, Proprietorc,
No. l Milton PLACE. Boston.
Y Il I
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kno" nothing which life has to offer so
l-i,ifn@ 81 the profound good under
sanding which can Subsist. after much ex
,h2nge al good offices, between two viltu
aa- mer. each 81 whom is sure OF himself
-ui nr5 Of his friend. 1t is a happiness
which ltostponcs all other qualifications
..aa makes politics and commerce and
lurche~ cheap For, when men shall
meei - They ought each a benefactor,
Blower OF stars. clothed with thoughts,
with deeds. with accomplishments. it
-Uald be the festival Of nature which all
tninTS announce Il. " Emerson
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30

TO the Honorable Judge of Probate, for the County
Of Waldo
YT>IlE UNDERSIGNED, Guardian OF Walter \.
l. Pendleton, OF Bottom. CO. Of Suffolk, Com. OF
Mass minor heir Of Mehitablc II. Pcndlcton, late of
Bangor, in the County OF PcnobsCot, deceased, re
specially represents that said minor is seized and
possessed of certain real estate situate in Norhport
in said County Of Waldo, being the same described
in deed to said Mehitable from Amos rendlrton.
dated Oct. p, 1871, recorded in Waldo Registry vol
50, page S6; that an advantageous offer OF three linn
dreddollars has been made by Charles b. Iiazrtine
of Belfast, in said County, for said real estate which
offer it is for the interest of all concerned imncd
ately to accept,sthe proceeds thereof to be put
on interest for the benefit of said minor
Wherefore your petitioner pray> yonr honor 70
grant him license to Sell and convey said real
tate of said minor 10 said lalcltinr for said sum
SIMON ROSS.
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N. b. We have just received
4 cargo of Corn per sch. r. Leach
that We are selling rs low as any
other dealer in the country. Call
and see it.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-30
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At 4 Probate Court held at Belfast, within aud
for the County Of Waldo, the second rucst!,y
of October A. u. 1873;
petitioner give notice to all persons interested hy
causing copy of said petition With this order there
on, to be published three weeks successfully in tile
Republican journal, paper printed at Belfast, that
they may appear ut Probate Court to be held al the
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ASA THCELOUGH Judge.
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A. j. CAssArr, d. NJ BOYD, JR.,
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIAvANA ALOTTERy.-GERMAN STATE LOTTERIES
Ill Send for circulars. KuHLMANN CO., Bankers,
IS Nassau street; box $50 Post oftce.
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CARRIAGES AT BARGAINS.

WOOD BROTHERS CO.. TAO Broadway offer their
entire stock OF Carriages at prices greatly below their
value IN consequences Of tne damage sustained rom tne
at prices that cannot fail to be salts
for all and Is unsurpassed In beauty OF design
and excellence of quality.
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Or GRAYITE.-EAsT RIVER

DROPOsALS FOR GRAyTTE.-EAsT RIVER
Bridge proposals VIII be received until April
1873, for the delivery OF 1900 cubic yards Cut Granite
Face Stone required during the present year for the
petion of the BROOKLYN Tower. East River Bridge Plans
and SPECIFICATIONS to he at the Engineers office.
Printed specifications sent upon application by mall
N. Y.