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prepcriptIon for ChoIera.

The following prescription was adopted
BY the College Of Physicians In PhIladel.
phiA in 1865. 1t has stood the test Of
many years Of experience, and will bear
republication at this time. 1t Is regarded by
many as probably the very best pgescrip-
ton that cAn'be used for cholera inits in
cipient stages
LaudAnum, 3 ounces; spirits Of cam
phor, 9 ounces; tincture OF capsicum, u!
ounce; tincture Of ginger; / ounce; essence
Of peppermint, 2 ounces; Hofman's an-
odynC, 2 ounces. II the anodyre cannot
be readily obtained, substitute sulphuriC
ether-hali the quantity. Mix thorough.
~, and shake 1t well every time 1t Is used.
Give or take from ten 10 twenty-five
drops, according to age, condition
and violence Of attack. Take It in ar
equal quantity Of water, and lie on tht
back supported, till It has full opportu-
nifty TO work. Garry q small vial In the
pocket, with a few Jumps of white sugar
on which t0 alop it, TO be used In sudder
emeFgencie3 - - -.
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American Matches,

We are constituted agents in Wheeling for the
sale Of the RlGin, WAlthAm and other American
Watches, and are prepared 10 furnish any and
every gTAde Of movement In gold or silver case.
ClocSs, EpeciAeles. Gold Pens, &C., 1t lO4 Mar.
ket street, below N'Lure House.
ETKatcheS and Clocks repaired.
jQ2i oXTOBY d DUFFIRLO.
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BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGS

NNNININ DEATH To TIE HhNIN'
Kills on touch, destroys eGNs and nests, roots
them out. Use 1t and sleep IN peace % and sc
cents. Large bottles the cheapest,
je5codAW
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In tic CironIs Curt Of Ohio County, West
Virginia
In the matter OF the petition Of the board Of
Trustees Of the Short Creek n. 3. Church.
All persons interested will take notice that the
Colloch and others will be taken Of the law ONCE
Of VIM. p. Hubbard, on Fourth street, in the
city Of Wheeling, in the STATE Of West Virginia,
on the SOth day Of June, A. D. 1879, between the
hours OF O'Clock A. n. and O'Clock r. T., TO be
read in evidence In the above named cause on
behalf OF said petitioners. And II, from any
cause, the taking Of the said depoSitlonS thal not
be commenced, or being commenced, shall not
be DO completed on that day, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from time TO um6 until
the same shIll be completed.
WIN. P. HUBBARD,
Atty for Petitioners.
WHEELING, Jope 20, 1914. je2S
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

Life Is rendered miserable when tho dIvestivs
organs arc impaired. Food becomes FepIlSIye;
the body emAeiAied; the mind depressed and
melancholy broodS over you. TUTfB VRGEPA
BIB LIVER PtrLs 10 the remedy for these evils
they produce sound dtGestion; create good Gp.
petite, lmpaEts refreshing sleep and cheerfulneil
Of mind,
DIR. TUFTS hair DYE Is HARMLESS.
apSeod
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For Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Centre Wheeling Real Estate.

BY virtue OF q deed Of trust mGde 10 Us by
John W. Miner, Jane Philips and PeteE Phillips.
dated February ., 1867, and OF record In the
Cflce Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, in Deed Book No bII
folio as, we will oGts for sale at public auc
! - SATURDAY, July u, 1873,
Commencing Al 10 o'clock A. H., at the front door
, OF the Court House Of Ohio county. West Viz
giniA, the following described real estate, that
10 to say: Lot numbered two hundred and forty
$40 ia ChRpline and Rof7s addition 10 the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, AItuLtc On Eoa
street In that part Of SAID city known as Centre
Wheeling; also the improvements and mAchlne'
~ on said lot. On this lot stands what 10 known
~ Philips Boz and BedBteAd Factory. ..
TRIMS OF 9ALE-One. third oil the purchase
money and a. much more a. tho purchaser may
elect, in hand, the balance IN two equal INSTALL
mtntg Of ELK and twelve months respectively
from day OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds Tor
deferred inEtAllmentB with approved peTS0nAl
security, and beaTlnR intereat rom day Of
tale. Title 10 be retained until payment Of the
purchase money In full. Title 70 said property
believed good, but selling Is Trustees we shall
convey only AHchtitle a. ls vested In uS by said
JACOB HoRNBRooK.
SAMUEL K. H0RNBRooK,
Trustees.
BY WIN. +. HUBBARD. their Attorney.
Iel2
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FOR SALE.
A Very Desirable Dwelling House,
Cot. Walnut and ID stS., wheeling Island,

Cor. Walnut and ID stS., Wheeling Island,
Containing nine rooms, besides attic rooms, eel.
lar and pantry. This house cannot be surpassed
ment, or for ventilation, 90 this leland ThsI0t
is 6QXi80 feet. There are also . good stable,
wash house, coal and wood houSs on B8ld lot.
For further particulars enquire on the preml.
BeS. or OF 8. b. WILLIAMS.
At Williams Steam Saw Nil,
tnI0 MhPtihRfaPFy Min
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OHIO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

~ June Sd, 1873.
In the matter OF the petition OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the Short Creek II. =. Church.
This day came the said petitioners by their
counsel and filed In open court their petition
praying q sale Of the real estate conveyed by
John spahr, Sen'r, in 1905, for the use OF the
Short Creek n. = Church, the deed for which Is
exhibited with said petition, which real estate
contains acres SO poles. Any person interest.
cd may appear and resist such application, the
hearing Of which 10 set for June 50. 1873, or 50
soon thereafter as possible. And II 10 further
ordNred th9t copies Of this order be posted for
ten days, one at the Court House door and one
At some conspicuous plGce on the premises, and
PhAll be pu6lithed Ave times consecutlvely in
some daily newspaper Of general circulation In
Ohio county. II is further ordered that peu.
TONERS may take the dispositions Of witneaSes
70 b. used upon the hearing Of their Gaid pei.
ton, upon notice OF the time and place Of taking
the came posted and published in ike manner
and for same time as 10 required In case OF this
order
Clerk.
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TARM FOR SALE.


Offer for sale the Farm on which now
reaide, situated In NAEsbAll county, ". Va some
three miles from the limits Of tho city Of Wheel.
ing, on OF near the RAirm0ut Pike, containing
i0S acres OF arst-elass land, nearly al Of which
q In Q ane state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
mentB are all Of the best, consisting Of q Brick
house containing eleven rooms, with all the
conVenlenees neediul. A large e4BteEn supplies
It with ali the water for which rain water ID need.
cd. There 10 also Z large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
BILE room Tor H0fseS and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Com Glib, Hriek Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good PTAme Tenant Hou6S
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The aid land d
well WAtered, and nGTUr failing well ct the bI4n
There ID good vineyard Of CataWba and Con.
cord GfSpel, and large number Of tho b0t e.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, eonsi1tinR
Of Apples, PeAra, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries and
Ounces, With almost ali the arbt quality Of
small Euit grown In this plEt Of the country.
Any perOon desiring good home near % the
city Of Wheeling, where hey can probably dis
poee Of whatever Aay may rAtSe for the market,
Will 90 well 70 eAu on The subscriber, who viii
give al the necessary information. TGFma easy.
jGI-dAW II. 7. WAYHAH.
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ATTENTION.!
CAMP MEETING.

There viii be . meeting Of the National Camp
Meeting Local Board Of Control, on the Camp
Ground, NOpndaTile. on the 16th last At one
O'Clock p \. sharp. It 10 expected that every
member Of tho Board viii be in attendance.
Badness Of importance.
All perDoOS desiring 10 obtain tent lots will
please b pSSApt In their applications.
BY order Of Board.
IeaN 1IbBJ A LANCASTER Gcr,v
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KEEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
KRAFTS DLARRHEA COMPOUND

A SAFE, Sure and SptGdv Cure Tor DlRrrnea,
Dysentery, cholera Morbus, summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine Is used and endorsed by q
gre4ter number Of people than ary other pTepaE.
WCCGRR KPIPT1 a 20 PSonrIaio,.
myI9 Wheeling, ". Va.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity is due to the fact, that II
Is the PUREST, CHEAPEsr and BEST BAKING Pow.
DIV In the market
MoCABE, KRAFT q CO.. ProprlCtors,
myl9 Wheeling, W. Va.
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Clifton, Mason County, W. Va

The Factory is capable Of turning out LOCO Kegs
per day, and has = contract with the Clifton Nail
Co, running for i've yeArs, to mike their full
supply Of Kegs 81 Wheeling prices. VIII sell
one-hAll inprest 10 practical man who can de-
vote his whole time to the buElGCEs. There is In
connection with the Keg Factory new saw NH
and Planning Works, together with Hvs tenant
houses.
Parties desiring 10 examine the property will
please telegraph me or write o few days Ia Rd'
vance OF their arrival, that msy make Arrangi.
ments 70 meet them.
]. W. JONES
CLIFTON, ". Va June 10. 1873 Ir2s
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FOR SALE.

A four year old Thoroughbred Short Horn Bull,
With full pedigree Also, two Durham Cows;
superior milking stock.
je24-dAWASW" J. c. CAMPBELL.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
~ Being agents for Robert Wood J. Co, we
can fur nish specifications for all kinds OF hncy
and plain Iron work. Gnch % VarandAhs, Bal
comics, Cast and Wrought Iron Fences, FOun.
tAinB, StAtuAry, &C, Have autographs OF many
beautiful articles. They arc not costly
ARTCALF b BURT.
"a Main Street.
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DlTTsBURGH & NORWAY IRON.
best brands Of Iron. Steel, Axles, Springs,
Wagon and Carriage Wood.Workg, Horse Shoes,
AWHILE, Bellows, VlSeS, Steel and Iron Sledges,
tools, DC. METCALP J. BURT.
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New AdXertlRements.

DROPOSALS.-PROPO FOR
L withdrawing the Second Ward Market
House will be received by the undersigned, At
evening, June 25th, a. aVe o'clock. Proposals
must 30 for two coats Of WhiteWAsh. The work
10 be done In the best manner. The right 70 re-
jeet any or all bids 10 reserved.
II. EDWARDS,
lea Clerk Second WAND Nalket.
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General Notices.
CEALED PROPOSALS s...-
For the Use Of the Deposits Of the
CITY Receiver.

At 4 meeting Of the Council OF the CITY Of
Wheeling. held June 70, 1873, the following feho
SRSpSI5Id, ThSt The Finance Committee DO di:
reeted 10 ndFnEtlSe In the city papers Tor sealed
proposals. for the use Of the Deposits Of the City
Receiver, on monthly and 0emI,m0nihly balances
and % award the eAme, . they may deem pS.S
The highest nate Of interest on Nald balance, r.
QuiTinR personal security for the same In Tho
iumI Of thirty thousand aoIlGfo."
n Accordance with Eh6 ro8olatIon, bids will b
received, directed 10 The Chairman, until June
'O''' - - SAMUEL LAU0HLIS,
je9S Chairman otthe Com. On Finance
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received BY the undersigned, on behalf Of
tTo, until 10 O'Clock, 4. T., 18th Inst, for build
ing two boarding tentS on tho camp ground,
NoupdEVille. Each 70 be 81 BY 100 feet long: one
70 be good permanent building, the Other
Temporary PlGnS and BpOc1ae1tlons can be seen
At John BAllie'S once, Allure Ae1Ie; n,p
juls IA. LANCASTkR
CUMMER BOARDING. =
The undersigned having completed bic new
tho day, week or month, being on the mountains
lGnd,, ". "a. !, - :, LIN.
Persons Wishing 10 leave the city daring the
hest drummer, Win and this pheasant retreat,
and OVeFy effort VIII DO mRdG TO render GntiGiGe-
We6Ely and monthly boardets win be convey
Cd 10 and nom Portland or Oakland free Of
charge, when notified in timGto meet them -,
Changes moderate. Applications BY letter will
DC pNO~PN' J.H. sHAFPER. POp'r
GERMAN 6ETFLEMENI, VIVA.
REFERENcEs-Neil q RllInghGm 9ud MeC96e,
KrHft 4 Co. -l.zr..-- JUS
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For sale.
Keg Factory for Sale

offer for FaIe my Keg Factory, together With
X acres Of ground and 800 feet q river front
kiIuAtn In
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JANIS HOLLTN0sWORTH, gec'y ~ IeSg
Patent Show Case Door Springs.
HUBBARD q MOBURNIR's,

Just received lot OF The Abov Springs, which
we are prepared 10 Put on Show Case Doors Of
any time. Call and look at them.
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8peoIaI NofIoea,
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

The DAccALAURyATE SERMoN will be preach.
cd by Rev. J. r. Mcclure in the United Presby.
terinn Church, Sabbath, June 18th, At 10 O'Clock
A. y.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS will be delivered by
Rev. L. B. Carpenter In Fourth St. II. E. ChuIch,
on Tuesday evening, June 18th.
The public arc invited 10 attend. jcI8
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10 per week, and allows her only e for tho
Jobn Fynn and Charles Kinney we're arrested yester-
day and held for examination tho former being charged
With stealing ~ from money drawer IN W. j. Doyet0ns
store. Fifst the latter WITH steallng goods from
John Elseys store on Newarkavo.
EEwARK.-A special meeting Of the Common Council
was held last evening. Ordinances were passed for
opening and Improving o number Of streets In vari-
parts Of the city William o. King was appointed
Commissioner benefits and award damages 1or
opening South Wayneave., In place OF FREQ W scnmiat
resigned. resolution was adopted antn9rinng the
Mayor 10 sign agreement with the board OF free
holders releasing them from liability In maintaining
bridge &C the Chatham and Hesbitt sts CROSSING the
Board pay $500 for the construction or the sewer
disastrous freshct eaused In the lower part OF
the city by the late Storm Nearly 300 feet OF tho sewer
In Badgerave carried away causing 1888 OF over
eo0 The contractors claim that the loss not theirs
they built the according TO contract and that
they Informed tho authorities that the walls we're not OF
sufficient thickness In the case OF simon waiter
against Daniel q. Ludlow In the Circuit Court yester'
day the jury verdict Of 1915 10 for the plantn
IA small stable Ast0rst was burned on Thursday
night Loss, work OF leyeng Clinton Hih Is
nearly cOmDletad.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Mrs. ScOtt-SiddOns will read al Association
Hall. to-day, at D. m, with now programme.
The Finance Committee of the State Senate
will meet at the OF the ShipownerB Association
at Nos so and SO Pne-st, to-day, at 10 m, TO inyest
gate Quarantine affairs.
Unity Lodge No. of the Order of the Sons
OF Ada organization Of clothing cutters, dedicated
ts new odgerooms No. 10 stanonst, last night. This
secret order has LODGES In 10 States.
Prof. Charles 2. Chandler of Columbia Col
ege will deliver the lecture in the free course OF
scientific lectures this evening" at Cooper Institute
His subject Is =" Mordents aud Dyeing"
The three exhibitions to be given this morn
ing, afternoon, and evening by p. T. Barnum at the
apitone Grounds, will positively conclude his engage
ment in Brooklyn. He win DO in Norwalk Conn, April
81 Bridgeport, April ~ Waterbury, April - and
OF the United States, and will return TO this city
next Fall
At the eighth anniversary meeting of the
Helping hand Association yesterday afternoon, at the
Mission Chapel Of the Reformed Church, addresses
delivered by the Rev. s. H. Tying ST., the Rev.
Geo. Mngins, and the Rev. Mr. McCampbell. The Off
OF the Association Mrs. VIM. Post, First Direct
ress; Mrs. j. III. White, Second Drectress Mrs. H. w.
johnson, Third Drectress Miss A. A. Hoffman, secre-
tary Mrs. Peter Donald, Treasurer.
There was o meeting of the United States
Dental Union last evening at the OF that body
Broadway and Twenty -trstst. at which DR.. Dwinele
presided. The meeting called for the purpose of
changing congratulations the recent victory OBJ
tanned against tho Goodyear Dental YuoaDite Com
pany by tho Union through the decision OF the United
states Supreme Court In the Gardner appeal Gaze. DR..
NewbronRh explained the circumstances leading 10 the
suit and made fierce attack the counsel employed
against the Company, whom he charged with COLLISION.
He defined the attitude Of the Union in the matter, and
was followed by Dr. Wait. A resolution or thanks 70
Samuel White for his labors in obtaining the deeree
from the Supreme Court, was passed
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sHEIFFLN IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.

A VERDICT OF MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
The trial of George Sheifflin for the murder
of his wife resumed yesterday in the Court Of Oyer
and Termner After the crossxamination Of the prs
witnesses corroborated the prisoners testi-
mony, whereupon District Attorney Phelps summoned
Mary McGinn and Roundsman Reilly, who testified for
tho prosecution. Mr. Howe then addressed the jury,
after which the DistrctAttorney summed mp.
Judge Brady began his charge 70 the jury at p m.
He gave clear statement OF the evidence and OF the
law in reference 10 the degrees of murder aud
manslaughter as applicable the 1t insisted,
he said by the Defense that death resulted from her In
temperance and exposure Evidence to her intoxca-
ton was admitted bore the Of death, but
not by way OF Justification or excuse. This was not a
case OF great excitement caused by the invasion OF mari
tai rights the defendant denying anything more than
blow, In considering whether the defendant killed the
deceased the jury TO regard all the circumstances
disclosed. II the did not die from the injuries
received his hands, then he must be acquitted III she
did then they to consider the degree OF me onese
whether murder manslaughter IN some OF the de-
grees On these questions the prisoners character was
10 be considered Good character was not only sum-
eient protect where doubt exists, but III without IL
the evidence would slightly preponderate against MN
t sufficient TO turn the scale In ms FAVOR comes
SLOWS were be received wthleautiOn bur- when deD-
erately and voluntarily made and clearly proved they
were 20 considered high and satisfactory evidence
and the prisoner entitled TO the beDeht OF the rule
Judge Brady defined the several degrees OF murder ana
manslaughter and charged that the jury gPt ma MIN
guilty in any of the degrees.
The jury retired at 325 and came In precisely at
IL, verdict of murder IN the second degree Inc
Judge sentenced the prisoner TO imprisonment for me-
Shefein's lad OF II, was very much anected ana
sObbed peousy but the prisoner received the sentence
with
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sht Of he people snped ses~ We
W. N REID f. b. Hale Prof II. B. sprague. and the
Rev. Dr. Ingcrso then followed with short sndresses
which they gave statistics 10 provo that tDe puuo
schools OF Brooklyn do not provide sittlngs oI "
than half of her children that ber system a.
cation far inferior TO that OF adjacent ~
In the Union and advocated reform and the passage 20
terms. .,..-.., In tho
Col A. c. Davis said that felt deep interest IN tne
movement now on foot 10 advance the educatlonai
fare of the City OF Brooklyn The meeung IN ~ mo-
test against balOtbox stufnR that hao TAKEN Pa.e
year ago. and its object he believed was even ~ Ss
that of the uprising referred 10, In tbat ~ was "
the people up 70 standard where there Moue nc no
more ballotbox stufing lAppha,e,i ne vore'ea
the management OF the public schools, and
that IL was on this account that the stanaaru eanca
ton WAS so low The fact In his opinion, was mat the
Teachers were only half paid while the city treasury was
being depleted to sustain snecurists about the CITY
advantages city losing its population lie asked
IL was cheaper TO erect prisons at one end or
the road OF 10 build schoohouses ana give the youth
of the city proper training. III the schoolhOuses are
we must shut the steangs about the City Hall and
put our educational facilities up To higher standard
IL would be q wise economy 10 see how many new
houses were wanted and build them, and place
over them principals and teachers who would be worthy
of liberal salary The Board OF Education should also
be taken out OF inc hands OF omcehOlders anu
politicians. -
Demas Barnes denounced the Ring that controlled the
public school system in the city. From first TO last he
believed that the system should be changed, and this
the object OF the bill now before the Legislature
He believed that many OF the teachers now employed
incompetent and would be 80 while politicians
ruled the Board OF Education. DR.. Earl then made
brief speech, and the assemblage dispersed.
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THE FARRER COLLECTION.

A collection of the water-cOl0r drawings
aud oil paintings recently executed by T. c. Farrer and
representing scenes of historic interest in England
Scotland Switzerland, Venice ana Flanders, yesteT
day disposed OF az MI Schencks Gallery, No CO Liberty
II. Though the attendance good, the bidding was
for the part dali and few Of the pictures brought
hcf prices Among the oil paintings may be menOned
Tslgh Moseife, PfusIs" Roman Amphitheater at
Tre ght sea" Moonlight az Northampton" Even.
ing CteyiOt Iii is scOney Castle,
Marco Venice Dover Castle and Town from the
Sea "Ol nil az PsLgh-ume"
Watcr3uuI- the number sold was about 49, IN
cndinc me following:
Fngsh sunse Cloud StuAv." NIL a. Ceve" The Thames
Column Of Marco Nelcc Dover Ch1s
In Winter Cou4sr Castle" Thames Goring" Regatta Island
River Iue.' Grand Canal Venice" Greenwich Hospital
Ik ,hg Heey" Tower o. VERONA The Tour Of Mont
s. ~ cod NemCe,' keniUOrth," Old
Roman Iueeruc' Wmvk Castle" Bohwick Castle,
o. tft b.sy street Switzerland" Swiss Toss" aud
ellsn ~ she Itames.