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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-25
Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, Nd,
Object South Frederick Stree,

DIR. JOHNSON
Has discovered tho most Certain, Speedy ana
only RfectuAl Remedy in the world Tor Wet.
meas Of the Back or Limbs, Structures, Affections
of tho KidnOyD and Bladder, Involuntary Dis.
charges, Impoteney, General Debility, Nervous
meas, Dy spcpsiA, LanRuoE, Low Spirits, COMIC,
sion OF Ideas, kAlPLtAaon o. ne heartl Tniti
diseases Of the Head, Throat, NOOe Or Skin, AZ
fectIonO of tho Liver, LunE0, Stomach OF Bowel.
-those Terrible Disorders arising nom Solitary
Habits OF Youih-GEoRIR0n and solitary practices
more fatal 70 thelE victims Inn ne oo1Rs Of The
syrenS to the Mariners Of UlyeSes, nlghuug
their most brilliant hopes or anucipSdoRs, trb
derinG marriage. &c. tmpoDdblo.
YOUNG MIN
Especially, who have been the victims oil Soli
~ Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps to an unttmely grave
talent and brilliant intellect, Who might other
ViSo hRYO entranced listening Ben4teS With the
thunder Of eloQuence, or walked 10 ee8tAcy The
thrilling Tyre, may call With foll confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young MOn contemplating
Marriage, being aware Of Phynieal Weakness,
be who places himself under the care Of Dr..
j., may rcligiOuSly eonAde In his honor - gen.
tlGmAn, and confidently rely upon his Sktll Gs
pH' 04' ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full ViRor restored.
This distressing Affection, which renders Life
miserable and Marriage impossible, 10 tho penal,
" paid by the victims Of improper indulgence.
Young persons arc too aptto commit excuses
from NOT being aware Of tho dreadful eonIequsn.
ces that may en6ue. Now, who that understands
tho subject will pretend TO deny that tho power
OF pTocereRtion Is lost sooner BY those falling
into improper habits than BY the prudent. Be
sides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
offspring, tho most eertoul and destructive
system becomes Dcfapged, tho Physical and
Mental Functions weakened, loss Of Procrea-
tivO Power, Nervous IrritlbItty, DyspepSiS,
Palpatation Of tho Heart, Indigestion, Oonstitu-
tionSl Debility. u wasting otthe Frame, Cough
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-25
SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity is due to the fact, that It
Is tho P6REST, CHEAPEsT and BEST BAKING Pow
DIV in the market
MCCABE, KRAFT 4 CO. Proprietor!,.
myi9 Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-25

DITTsBURGH & NORWAY IRON.
best brands Of Iron. Steel, Axles, Springs,
Wagon and Carriage wood.works, Horpe Shoes,
AnVllS, Bellows, Vlses, Steel and Iron Sledgcs,
tools, DC METOALe b BURT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-25
ONO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

" June Sd, 1873.
. In the rnGtter Of the petition Of the Board Of
Trustees OF tho Short Creek n. 3. Church.
This day came the said petitioners by their
counsel and dled In open court their petition
paying q sale OF tho real estate conveyed by
John spahr, Sen'r, in 1905, for the use OF the
Short Creek II. L Church, the deed for which is
exhibited with said petition, which real estate
contains acres 90 poles. AIy person interest
ed may appear and resist such application, the
hearing OF which is set for June 80. 1873, or as
soon thereafter as possible. And Il is further
orfCred thSt copies OF this order be posted for
ten days, one Of the Court House door and one
at some congplcuous place on the premises, and
shah be published i've timcS consecutively in
some daily newspaper OF general circulation In
Ohio county. II Is further ordered that peu.
TONERS may take the dispositions Of witnesses
to be used upon the hearing Of their said peu-
ton, upon notice Of the time and place OF taking
the came posted and published In like manner
and for same time as is requireddn case OF this
order.
CLERK.
In the Circuit Curt OF Ohio County, West
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 viii DO taken Of theilAw once
Of WIN. P. Hubbard, on Fourth street, In the
city OF Wheeling, in The State OF West Virginia,
on the SOth day OF June, A. D. 1873, between the
hours OF O'Clock 4. \. and Q O'Clock P 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 IhAL not
DO commenced, or being commenced, shall not
DO be completed on that day, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from time 10 time until
the came shall be completed.
Atty for Petitioners.
WHEELING, June 20, 1878. jC93
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The Annual Examination OF Teachers for the
Wheeling Public Schools will DO held III the
Fourth Ward School Hall on Tuesday, July LIST
ensuing, commencing at 2 o'clock An.
Applicants are requested TO DO prcIent prompt,
" at the hour above named.
It Is cot tho intention Of the COMMITTEE 10
hold any special examination during the VAc1-
tIon season.
Certificates for renewal should be left with the
undersigned prior 10 the day OF examination.
- F. 8. WILLIAMS,
Ie!l For tho Bag Com.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
~ Being agents for Robert Wood d Co, we
can fur nIsh Specifications for all kinds OF fancy
and plain Iron work. snch as VarandahR, Bal
comics, Cast and Wrought Iron Fences, Foun'
tains, statuary, &c. have Autographs OF m any
beautiful articles. They arc not costly.
NETCALF h BURT.
-sf. So Main Street
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UIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
Il sAFRs.-We are agents for oEe Of the lar.
gest Cincinnati factories, and can furnishparties
promptly with tho finest and strongest Safes
made, al furnished with the now triple aAnge
improvement, and secured by bArRents comb
nation lock. Safes sold by US are delivered With
ont charge for handling, and at prices lower than
travelling agents can ell ct Cincinnati;
We have Q few good second hand Salts In
stock, which viii b. sold very low.
VIII move Safes for parties at low charge and
without risk Of damage: ,,
Sc Maine Street.
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General Notices
SEALED PROPOSALS
For the Use OF the Deposits Of the
- City Receiver.

At meeting Of the Council Of the City Of
Wheeling, held June 10, 1878, the following refo'
luton was adopted:
"RtSoIUtd, That the Finance Committee be d.:
rOeted 70 advertise In the city papers for sealed
proposals for tho use Of tho Deposits Of the City
Receiver, on monthly and Semi:monthly balances
and 70 award the sAme, a. they may deem best
for the city, 10 the bank or Institution Offering
the highest nate Of interest on aid balance, re-
oniring personal security for the BAme in the
Sum Oh thirty thousand dollAFS."
IN accordance with tho resolution, bids will be
received, directed TO tho Chairman, until juLe
26th for The use OF SaId balances.
SAMUEL LAUGHL1H,
Ie4S Chairman Of the Com. on Finance
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For-9aIe.
Keg Factory for Sale,

offer for EAle my Keg FactoIElt together With
X acres Of ground and 800 ieet CT river front,
situate In
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Who have injured themselves by certain pfac
tIce INDUCED IN when alone, habit frequent,
learned from evil companions or a. school, The
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when aslecp
and II not cured renders marriage immposBibc
and destroys both mind and body, should apps
immediately.
What pity that a Joung man, the hops OF bis
country, the darling Of his parents, should BE-
snAtched from all prospects and enjOymeuIs u
life by the consequences OF deViStlng from ILr
path Of nature and indulgipg In certain secret
habit Such persOns must, before contemplating
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The many thousands cured a. this establish
ment within the last twenty years, and the ruL'
erOus important 6urHicsl Operations performed
by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters d
the sUN, and many other papers, notice. u
which appeared again and again before the pul'
Lie, besides bis Standing as = gentleman Of char
actor and responsibility, Is q SUFFICIENT guaranty
10 the Afilicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. jEn!i
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Cholera; the Way to Control 1t.

AAO " ~ - SSNAASA AbS
We published yesterday some Of the
sanitary precautions prescribed by the
American Health Association, by the
thorough enforcement OF which h is
claimed the disease can be averted. It's
also well for the public to have in mind
some good remedy for looseness Of the
bowels, or protective against cholera.
More than forty years ago, when 1t was
found that prevention Of the Asiatic Chol'
era was easier than cure, the learned doc
tors Of both hemispheres drew up q pre-
scription, which was published (ior work
ing people, in the New York Sun, and
took the name of the "sun cholera mix.
ture."
The New York Journal Of Commerce
good sound authority, in republishiDg
this prescription, declares that It has seen
the remedy in constant use Tor nearly two
score years, and found 1t to be the best
remedy for looseness Of the bowels ever
yet devised. II Is 10 be commended for
several reasons. It Is not 10 be mixed
with liquor, and therefore will not be
used as On alcoholic beverage; It's ingre-
dients are well known among all the
common people, and It will have no pre-
judiCe to combat; each Of the materials is
in equal proportion to the others, and it
may therefore be compounded without
professional skill; and, as the dose is so
very small, it may be carried in 8 tiny
vial in the waistcoat pocket, and be
always at hand. It G
Tinct. Opii,
CSpsici,
RheiRcO
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the uo.'
piness. Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; The
prospect hourly dATkens TO the view; the m!a1
becomes Swallowed with despair and hllGd with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness VI
a pn1hor hoe0maa hII0hird Nth nnP nun
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

OFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Leit hand side going from Baltimore street,
few doors from the corner. H-Fail not TO C5
servc name and number.
EB- No letters received unless post paid, SD
containing stamp 10 be used on the reply, Pet
sons writing should state ago and send portion
Of advertisement describing systems.
The nOcEnFia DIPLOMA hAnVR in his Officr
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SALE.

cuFroS, ". Va. juno 10. ISIS Je2s
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-05-06
A Singular Case.

Recent proceedings in one of the English
courts have brought to light a singular
story, while exhibiting in an exceedingly
unpleasant view the practical effects of GER
tain English laws. In the year 1926 law
yer's clerk, young man of good family
and education, was tried on the charge Of
stealing two watches from his employers
Office. The accused had become addicted
to drink, and from the evidence it seemed
doubtful whether he actually intended to
steal the watches, or merely poeketed them
in a drunken freak. Under these circum-
stances he was fined one shilling only for
the unlawful possession Of the property,
after which he went to Australia. In the
year 1851 he disappeared, and after long
time his next of kin took out letters of adj
ministration under the supposition that he
was dead, whereupon the Crown at once
claimed forfeiture on the ground that he
had been convicted of felony. There were
two sums in dispute, one of $50, 900, the
other of $4,000. The Vice Chancellor has
declared the claim Of the Grown to the
larger sum only made out, SO that the rep
resentatiyes of the family are permitted tt
retain the $4,000, while the Grown appro
PIRATES the sum of &60,O because nearl,
half century ago the late owner OF th'
property was convicted OF an oftense whicl
was then considered sufficiently punished
by fine Of one shilling.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-05-06

laden air, and reused Charles Grantley
from the half reverie into which he had
fallen.
"We must go to the house, Edith" he
said, starting up. I" / have been SO selfish
thatI have utterly forgotten your wear
mess. always do that, believe"
'No, father L am never weary with you,"
she said gravely. 81 am glad you have
told me about this--this business perhaps
we can retrieve ourselves, and save it yet.
We must; it would be like death to leave
Meadow Farm"
She drew her breath hard and quick, as
her eye ran involuntarily down the long
stretch of meadow to the still forest, the
sunlight tipping its thousand spires with
pale gold.
:" Edith, don't you feel like cursing me
sometimes ?' he asked, in fierce abrupt
tone.
She laid her hand ON his arm and looked
up in his face, the tender lovelight in her
eyes half veiled by the sudden mist of tears
that came into them.
Forgive me, he cried, in quick peni-
tence. 81 know just how true and brave
you are, but one couldn't blame you if you
did. curse myself daily, and then-then,
Edith, do the same things over againp'
Edith Grantley did not speak, but the
encouraging smile, and the light caress of
her firm cool fingers on his wrist, were
more eloquent than words.
" You'll not say anything about this to
her, Edith?' he asked, pausing on the
steps before the went into the house.
"Most certainly not"
"And, Edith, you'll be careful that the
children don't hear anything?" he added,
anxiously.
"Don't you know can keeps secret,
papa?" she asked, lightly, yet with a seri-
GUS face.
81 wish all my secrets were in safe keep
ing p he exclaimed involuntarily, shud-
dering. trf.
Then, with suddenness that surprised
even Edith used as She was to his moods,
he threw off all look and hint of care or
trouble, and met his wife and children in
the drawing-room with even more than his
usual gaiety, ease and lightness of manner.
Edith excused herself, and went up to
her chamber A look of determination
struggled with the panied expression in
her face. Holding back the pretty en-
broidered muslin drapery from the west
window, she looked out over the long reach
of billowy upland, cleft by the silver sheen
of narrow, indolent, white-bedded river,
circling in and out in countless eddying
curves and naTows, till it vanished out Of
sight behind clump of golden green will
lows.
If Meadow Farm is lost, shall always
regret my visit to Cousin Jessie's-shal
always associate it with that" she said
half under her breath. "And yet T.
pausing and coloring family" SHOULD
have missed seeing my hero All, well
shall never see him again, and, upon thu
whole, don't think l care. Romance il
like soap bubbles, very pretty to float il
air, but will not bear too familiar handling
Upon the whole, believe I'll not mention
the accident to any one, and then no one
can have an opportunity to annoy me will
questions about it." Continued.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
eRNINsGLAR NeWs.


a budding aud lban pssosatisnat Chrisasld s
talkedof u Il iGVi ths s
q Dramatic Association is tj lie organ zed a.
5 Salisbury.
Corn brings from rs 10 50 cents per bush,l in
Salisbury. jst
An oyster shOllIms mill is being erected near
Woodlawn.
What has becOh.S Of ''Philip QSlrbet"sf the
Cerd DtSReeT0f t4Gtiri l.-Hff 81 10
r. WAtermelons, at Salisbury, sell at from two TO
twehty AeatsRacb. .fEEI9
Mr. Boon Dukes, residing near Denton. had
very hhe COW killed BY lightning last week. IA
Fine trout are weekly, brought TO Salisbury
from Delaware, and sold at reasonable prices.
WI s. Clarke * Co., have recently launched
aew three master from their ship yard in New
town. N'+"- '.." az f"
Sickness prevails among iihc children OF
night.
Mrs f. NJ. Greenwood, OF Mllmst9u was
tn own from blgey, last week and had a rib
bfOken -SSS n <6DGF
The tenant house Of Joseph Colbert, near
IO.k pePosit,swsSFFqek BY lghtnng' ope dSy
The oId Fsllo.s.s IThB. a. Ms6s) Sun, wa,
dedcated, gu Wednesday. with appropriate
SfrSmohtA- skq-- tTf.tt -"t.-. 4.t..... ..
fell in one h6r anu thirty minutes or one inch ~
| fifteen mlnutes 20" "
AZ Ohestcrville eampmeeting, last Sunday some
hornets stuug ahoTse winch Immediately kicked
a buggy TO pieces.
| The recent etorm did considerable damage
down the Peninsula; dams were damaged, and
pag pens saTried away.
| Some black bass have been found la the Oeto-
| rara Creek, near the Cecil Paper Mills. The
fishermen are excited over tue discovery ...4
| About one hundred tents have already beer
eFec:ed at WoOdlawn Grove Camp meeting whict
commences on TEesday next the 18th inst.
TIE corn crop, though badly injprsd by the
drought, is begihnihg 70 look hlOre'fike promising
since the late heavy rains, and farmers are be
coming more hopeful.
| John Shultz German nearly so years old
epnmlted suicide last Friday by shooting him
self IN the head. He was suffering from ru attack
Of tempdrafy IasahIiy at The time. ....It.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
new cAs0sGGlO.aA.EF GOa
Special Corespondence7Or the Ga,e,,,.I

Special COrrespOndenceloC tie Gasettc.I
New CASTLE, Aqspst 18th. 1873.
The funeral of the boy, Wm. Foster, who WE,
killed BY the cars, on FndaE last took place YES.
terdsy atteinOOn, ana vas 81 the 9Ark kest ihal
we have witnessed here for some time
1asker Co. are about establishing privte telel-
graph communication between their works her.
and Philadelphia.
The Lery cSult WIN qOmmepct herd Oh ann.
Gay next, Aegust 25(h. xAI III
: AZ the SotA mestikg ot thJ h &haAd' Bald ~
and Loan Association, held last Saturday evening
money sold At per cent
Most OF the ladies that have been soiourninR a
the Jefferson House, during the summer, left ID,
their different homes on Saturday last 7
We propose that the soulhefn portion OF an,
town be called baskerville.
December. 4aHEg0G1 I
The hotel on Orange street, kept by DennI
Fitzgerald, n proving itself general nuIsanfe II
- lnoeAsahtly visited by large crowds Of unbleacI
ca AmeIleans' who make ths night hidsous wild
their hoWls, much 10 the annoyance Of cItizeI,e
living In its vicinity. d,F ~ IoHT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
ing nOwn Rebellion.

When the stomach rebels against food and Obsti-
natcly refuses to digest sufficient aliment to keep
the body well nourished. it can only be compelled
to resume its natural duties by wholesome tonic.
The powerful alkalOids often administered for
this purpose are not wholesome. They are, for the
most part deadly pOisions and even when taken in
very small quantities. re-act violently upon the
vOus system. Not so Hostetter's Stomach Btters-
This salutary combination OF vegetable juices EN-
the botanical kingdom affords. operates mildly,
steadily and benefcially upon the digestive. secre-
tive and discharging organs. In dyspepsia, bilious
affections. nervous complaints. periodic feveTs,
chronic constipation. bodily weakness, mental de
PRESTON languor sleepessness and the various dis
abilities incident to old age and premature decay
its effects so wonderful that to be comprehended
they must be witnessed or experienced.
auQl3t0.O
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
Shipped, 75G /" " $4,000
SOCIETIES.
MsET1Kos THIS EVENING.

NnIE4AE1ND UWENINUs
Cherokee Tribe, No4, " Il nj, a kRel Mems
Hall, AIS Market street
Lenape Tribe. No6,IO q NJ, ln fourth story
SaVills Buildlne, 9Th and Markek Areek
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3. O
U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 0, . u A NJ, at Mechan.
les Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No. o, Jr, q Il A Al. Al
Hall, 9th and Market sreets 2
Enterprise Circle, b U G A, at Hall 5Ol Mar.
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No /, X ofP,. at KNIGHT
of PythIas Hall, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, q r., at Good Eel
Washington lhviaon, No b, iEs d + seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge. No 10, . of q T, at room
18th and Scott streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18
col0s n thXAfmy.'

According to a statement made BY the Washing
ton correspondent of the Boston Post, Secresaty
II lknap wi assign -colored giaagatos OF Weat
Point exclusively 20 Cenmands IN Whlte regimehts'
The Secretary explains that the Law leaves no OPP
ton he Is required TO officer colored regiments
with white men, and therefor he must assign coo
edlWest Pointers to duty in white regimene Itne
law really leaves no choice ~ the Secretary but TO
place white officers In command OF coloTed reg.
meats, then 1t follows of course that the ooloEed
officers must go into white regiments, Il assigned
to any regiment whatever. We can only say that
this law, which te cannot find in our colnpilapon'
does injustice TO both races, and will b, unPoPr-
IT with both, aud will cause POOR state OF dsc-
pline in regiments thus Differed by men Of color
uIIIerent from that of their commands. Black
regiments would ask why IA black man IS not good
enough to be officer otter them; and pfeclsoiy in
the same spirit Of feeling, white soldiers VIII
want to know why negroes are put above them'
Tae effect of the law will bo TO stimulate prcJu-
'aice, aud both races have reason - be offended at
it. II would be better for white aud black ieSl-
ments alike that the law making this singular re-
qunement, if it exists, should bc repealed, and
thiI gs be allowed to take their natural course
Esprit do cOyps'is a sPntnent OF the highest con-
| Celvable value IN a regiment Tins, 1t seems to
u3, must be impaired, by aTUUsing race pTejudices
between n an 1 their ofiCers, on tho pIaI Pro
| pesod. OF courtc, the Secretary OF War has means
| Ofcompelng whlto men tO submit to eolored oIh'
GERS and colored men to obey white officers, but i
docs seem foolish TO take the risk OF causing ntu6
ordination III the army, when IL could DO avoided
by a rcpe;d OF modification OF the law on the suS
. ,tlon of the. Secretary. JOur. Of Commerce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-18

ANOTHER CHALLERaR.-Receiyi no re-
spOnse to their ellnliehge 10 the Fire De.
partment after giving ii ample publicity, the
Water Witch So EsC COMPANY, have withdrawn
it. and issued itber which will be found else
where under the bead of "notices." This chsl-
lehge ia directed to the Fame Hose Company,
and invites contest betWeer the engines Of the
respective companies, for $500 a side, through
100 feet Of hose and nozsles not less than ] /
inch in biapelers The WatfF Witch members,
say that as the members OF the Fame have talk
ed considerably about the Withdrawal of the
first challenge, the present one will doubtless
satisfy them, and thsl theyt mast accept it, or
say No more about IT. or, in homely fireman par
lance s&ther pa ~ 0zBhut aIp.H The ehal-
Iepge is open until the 2Oth inst, Wednesday.