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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana stock Market

New York Money ana stock Market.
NEW York, March The week opens
with an improved feeling in financial cir
cles Money Is easier and accessible to
borrowers on call OF comparatively cheap
rates. Foreign Exchanges advanced,
and Stocks in an increased demand at a
higher range Of values. Tho announce
ment that forged put and call priyi-
legcs were discovered, proved to be only
a call ,on one hundred shares OF stock.
A rumor Of negotiations, in London, OF
G2,OOOOOO sterling Of New York Central
gold bonds was made, but is, perhaps,
premature. - '-
EIoNEY-Ranged from 9 per cent to
1.84 and interest with bulk OF loans at z
per cent at which there were free offer.
ings at the close. IEEE-E 9
STERLING ExcHANGE.-Firm at 107ta
1OS. ....-...
IGo1p-Lowcr; ranging from 1864 10
1851, closing at the latter rate. Loans At
to 4 per cent for carrying and fiat for Dor.
rowing. Clearings $4OOOO,OOO. Treasury
disbursements $71,5OO. Legal Tender
circulation $35s,G7OOO0, an increase of
$3.50, OOO.g rrrIs. r'rE
GovERNMENTs-Quiet but very strong
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

A PERPETUAL PAsTE.-Dlssolve tea
spoonful Of alum in a quart Of warm
water When cold, stir In as much flour
as will give 1t the consistency Of wet
cream, being particular to beat up all the
Jumps; stir in as much powdered rosin as
will lie on dime, and throw in hall a
dozen cloves TO give it pleasant odOr.
Have on tho fire teacup Of boiling water;
pour the flour mixture into it, stirring yell
at tho timo. In a very few minutes 1t
will DO OF the consistency Of mush. Pour
It into an earthern or china vessel; let II
cool; lay cover on, and put In q cool
place. When needed for use, take out
portion and soften It with warm water
Paste thus made viii last twelve months
It Is better than gum, as It does not gloss
The paper, and can be written on.-J0ur
nal Of Applied Chsmistry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 24.-Flour-Dull,
81 60a7 80. Wheat-Qufet S9a40c. Rye
-79As0c. ORts-Quiet 8Oa8sc. Barley
Unchanged. ProVisions-Strong. Pork
Steady $l5 GOALS 25. LABELLED
moro firmly; steam 75aSC; kettle S4aSic.
Bulk Meats-Very firm; shoulders 5ic.
Clear rib sides Tic; clear TIC. Bacon
Firm, sales shoulders 61c; clear rib sides
&c; clear SIC. Whisky-Steady at 96c.
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New York Drv Coods Market,

New YoRK, March 24-Buslness mod
etately active with jobbers, but the des-
tribution Of summer fabrics is checked by
the cold weather. Commission houses
rather quiet. Cotton goods brisk and
steady In price, except for lowest grade Of
sheetings and shirtings which are weak.
Beaver Creek DenimS sold ahead all
makes are active, Spraugcs, Anconia and
Freeman Polka Spots very brisk. Foreign
goods more active in jobbers hands. Col
0red silks dull and selling low.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

CHARLES suMNER's "battle.aag resolu:
ton" did not meet with the endorsement
Of the masses Of the Republican party,
but that he offered 1t with the best tnten'
tlons, and in true patriotic spirit, no ono
doubts. The record Of the Massachusetts,
Senator is 90 filed with good deeds, 80
free from anything like corruption, that
the passage Of resolutions Of censure by
the Legislature oil his State, and the sub
seQuont refusal to reclnd them, cannot
but strike all thinking men as a species Of
lngrAtiIude unworthy that great Common.
wcAlth.-PRI. Pres
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

TOLEDO, March 24.-Flour-Demand
fair, and market firm. Wheat-Demand
fair, and prices advanced; No. white
Wabash 81 05; No. 2 do 81 %; extra
white Michigan 81 03a1 o.; amber Mich.
gan 81 0S4; No. l red 1 TIT. Corn-High
mixed 30ta304c; low mixed SS9a30c.
Oats-Michigan at 38lC. III ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

A LoAFERs Loalc.-Worthy Pastor.
%tMy boy, learn to be contented; mouths
are never sent without the bread 10 feed
them"
Practical Boy. "oh, ali | but the
mouths arc sent to our house aud the
bread TO yOurn ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

THE Chicago Pos. thinks II anybody
wants to obtain newspaper notorieiy, he
has only to initiate the Massachusetts cat
that ate twenty-five mice OF single sit
ting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-25

AMARKET street Sunday school schol.
at says he doesn't so much want 10 be an
angel, as to go to Congress aud get back
pay,
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POST. OFFICE REGISTER.

Hoh!s ct which mails arc duo and close at the
rOL Oflco IN THE city. Prepared In accord
,nca with tho latest lime tables on the rail-
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NOTTCF

Owing to my late purchase OF the double store.
room and dwelling Of II. HCymRn & Co on the
corner Of Main and Webster streets, Centre
Wheeling; also, OF his large stock Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods ct job lot price. at
the regular way, feel able and willing TO offer
tho same at unusually low prices to parties who
will favor me with q call, for two rCAsOns: 1T
to become acquainted with the customers and
build up trace, and, Cd, 10 rtduce the present
ing Of almost an entire un6TOken stock Of For
elgn and Domestic goods, NoliOns. Carpets OIL
Cloths, Window Shades, FurS, Cloths, CLSsi.
meres, Jeans, &c. Please give me call and
sec my best CallooB at lie, Domestic Bingham
l0c, Jeans loF 600 worth S5c, and all other goods
in proportion. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07
The Secular Influences of Lent.

With the religious influences of Lent,
and its significance to the church, news
papers have little or nothing to do, but,
saws The Brooklyn Eagle, it is impossible
for journal which devotes itself to the in
terests of special community to overlook
the fact that, in secular interest, the season
of Lent is more important than any other.
The great Catholic church is practically
the only religious corporation which car
ries out the duties and penalties of Lent to
the very letter, bHt in all churches this for
tv days season still retains some signif
canoe, and fasting is in order, the world
throughout more or less. Lent is a sea
son of despair to more classes than one
the butchers, the graZiers, the theatrical
managers, especially. On the other hand,
If the butchers are thrust in the dumps,
the fishmongeIs are elevated to the heseventh
heaven of financial prosperity, and if the
aters proper are slimly attended, concerts,
lectures, reading, and tabIcuur rtcants
with strictly religious tendency, are apt
to be more popular than ever.
A quaint old writer once declared, in
speaking of the population of a fishing port
On the coast of England, that its iuhabit-
ants were remarkable for their Iuddy and
continuous health and for their enormous
progeny-fact which might be accounted
for. by the prevalence among the commu-
nity of a fish diet. In this respect, there
fore, Lent may be regarded as a secular
blessing albeit it is a religious peralty.-
Americans, at any rate, eat too much meat
DR.. Willard Parker, in his admirable lee
lures upon diet, declares that one-half the
quantity of animal food that is annually
consumed in .he United States would be
ample for their population. At all events,
it IS clear that forty days of intermittent
fasting, with eggs, fish and all kinds of
vegetable food thrown in, are not likely
to do the community any great harm, and
indeed might have been annually instituted
with regard alone to the physical health of
the people.
Nor will forty days temperate eating
and drinking destroy, but rather sharpen,
the public appetite for the feasts which
are to follow, precisely as abstinence from
the exciting amusements of the stage dur
ing Lent will stimulate the taste of the
people when Lent is over. Just as the
Church energies from period of gloom
and fasting, to enjoy the religious reviva
which Easter brings, the secular public
freed from the constraints of Lent, viii
flock once more to the places of amusement
which the forty days fast has thinned.-
Just at present it would seem as though
the Easter season will be particularly brigh
and fascinating, for promises of Italian
opera and fine concert troupes are thick
In the meantime, however, little meat an,
theatrical benefits-the dead sea apples O
managerial generosity, during Lent-ar
In order.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

WHAT TO Do IL CASE OF Arrvv-
Prof. Wilder, of Couel. { jaiges-v. m
the following short rules for action !,
of accident, which Will be found 49,
preserve or remember
For dust in the eyes avoid mhF
dash water into them remove CHI
etc, with the round point Of lead rs
Remove wax from Tie eas wirl1
water /; never put a hard iusrume-
the car.
If any artery is cut, compress abi
wound ; if vein is cut, compress te
If choked, got upon all fgurs aldu
For slight hurrs, dip tie pant e
wafer; if the skin is destroyed. cg7z
YaInish.
Smother a fire with carpets. e-l
ter will often spread bulnIu. oil e.
crease danger. Before pushing t.
smoke, take a full breath and Tia.
low but if carbonic gas is suspt ca.
erect.
Suck poisoned wounds, unless y5--
Il sore enlarge the wound. or bs--
ont the Eart without deiav: hs
wounded part as long as can Je J.-z
hot coal OF end of cigar.
In case of poisoning, excite vc--.
tickling the throat, OF by warm r.z.
mustard.
For acid poisops, give aIkal,.h.
kaline poisons, give acid: wiz q
egg is good ia most cases : iu a!az.t
uIn poisoning give strong coffee ant
moving.
If III water, feat ON lie fsrk HHJi
nose and mouth proieeGEE
For apoplexv, raise tie head and J.
for fainting lay the person lat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07
Il Heavy Contract.

Last Fourth of July, a young man in
the employ of wholesale house i'll Du-
buoue, in conversation with his employer,
was induced to enter upon simple task,
at what seemed high salary. He was
offered $500 per annum, i'll addition -
what he was then receiving, II ne "o'''
merely carry from any place on Main 0'' 'ee'
to the river shore, and thro" ih'o 'he
Mississippi. the first week, one single shot,
No &. the second week, two shots; the
+bird week four shots the fourth week,
eigbt shots and so on, doubling the num-
her of shot each week-the young man
taking the contract to find the shot.
Well. he entered upon his contract
The first month, as VIII be noted above,
his work was eaSy-simply to go to the
river four times, carrying with him the
aggregate fifteen No shot. The fifth
week, he carried Is shot; the slNth week.
80; the seventh week, "a; the eight week.
1913 the ninth week, 256 the tenth week,
512; the eleventh week, 1923; the twelfth
week .O4S the thirteenth week, 4,UJo.-
At this iuncture, from curiosity and TO save
the labor of counting the shot which was
Getting To be troublesome, he we ghed his
a Oo6 shot. and found that they balanced
lust II pounds. He had now carried and
deposited something less than pounds OF
shot. He congratulated himself that this
was earning $125 very easily.
The fourteenth week he depositeG-stil
doubling the amounts pounds; the fif-
teenth week, 6 pounds; the seventeenth
week, II pounds; the seventeenth week,
"a pounds the eighteen week, 4S pounds
That brings him to date. This week, the
nineteenth of his contract, he made lit
tie calculation in regard to the matter, as
follows
He finds that next week, the twentieth
OF his contract, he will have to deposit 1872
pounds, the twenty y-first week. 3S4 pounds;
the twsnty-second week, 7GS pounds the
tHenty-third week, /, ,536 pounds ; thetwen-
ty-fourth week, 8,072 pounds, something
over Is tons tueuty-fifth week, tons
the twenty-siXth week, tons; the TWEEN
ty-seventh week, II tons; the twenty
eighth week, "a tons; the twenty-ninth
week. As tons the thirtieth week, SO
tons the thirty-first week, 1872 tons the
thirty-second week, 384 tons; the thirty
third week, 76S tons; the thirty-fourth
week, 1886 tons the thirty-fifth week,
3.O72 tons the thirty-siXth week, 6, l44
tons the thirty-seventh week, y, 22S tons;
the thirty-eighth week, 24,516 tons the
thirty-ninth week. 40, 1872 tons; the fortl-
eth week, 9S, BOA tons; the forty first week,
1913, POS tors the forty-second week, 1913,
2lG tons the forty-third week, 7SG,432
tons the forty-fourth week, 1,512, o64,
tons the forty-fifth week, 3, l45, 1872 tons ;
the foIty-sixth week, 6,291, ,456 tons the
forty-seventh week, 1859, 912 tons the
forty-eighth week, %, 165,S24 tons; ; the
forty-ninth week, so, 321, ,548 tons the fif-
tieth week, 100, CAB, ,296 tons ; the fifty-frst
week, 2O1, ,286, ,296 tons the tifty-second
week, 4O2, 273, 1874 tons.
The young man has thrown up his con
tract.-DubUqIe Times.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

THE HOUSEWIFE $ TaBLE.-Thsf r
ing Is very valuable housewives la-t
which those not hayil, lraLes aud#
At hand. may readily measure tie s.
wanted to form any recipe without
trouble of weighing. Allowances
made for an extraordinary u.yass'"1
ture of the article weighed I'd. ms.s-.
WEIGHTS AND MEa~TEls.
Wheat flour, one pouHd j, vHe .l
Indian meal, one pound two ol-a
one quart.
Butter, when soft, one pound
quart.
Loaf sugar, broken. one pound
quart.
White sugar, powdered, one g--
ounce are one quart.
Best brown sugar, one p0U.-tT.-
are ono quart.
Ten eggs are one pound.
Flour, eight quarts are Ous sl5.s
Flour, four Pecks are one .a--5.
LIQUIDS, ETC.
Sixteen large Tablespoonful q: +
pint.
Eight large tablespoonsflI a.e
-Four large tablespoonful suy
Two gills are half a pint.
Two pints are one quart.
-Four quarts are one gallon.
a common sizcd tUmal-l hd1
pint.
a common sized wine glass IS b
A teacup is one gil.
n large wine glass is two uu-1as
A tablespoonful is hail an ur.H
Forty drops arc equal o. a-e ..,. :.
ful.
-Four teaspoonsful are equal to a-''
spoonful.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

How To CURE A Corn ~
know how we can expre.s We &,
the DdH6ury NetOs for fa7isl sla'i,lss.
a ranacea for all the cousLsa-.ggg Us =
plants we may he subiect "a 1'.q q .1lss
In the language of the virr,,,..--h .-h M
the melodrams, we can o,f,' !a,ds,
bless you, my che-ild Iis;,r '!' Hsis,
chunks Of wisdom One - 70 hiss
who had been troubled win 01i Ctls
on the lungs, effected hi, - ss'ers !
following simple manner. I1si! L Z
little boneset and hoaghound toS.,y Il
drank freely before going =, sI5.Ls., IlL1s., &.
next day he took five pills. Inn, Dt1 D
plaster on his breast. zpaiba-' '-e N
arms and still another on his - ---e. !
advice from an experience -. u
took all these off with an ovs,.. @e1i
the afternoon, and slarped IN W Mt
paste instead. His morLsrr,,. ~-'s
dTaughts on his feet and 60 s'-' g,
Of tar to swallow. Then he mn, -... +,
bricks to his feet and went t6 =, - IN.
morning another old lady cam. = i
bottle Of goose oil. and gave Inn ~
1t on a quill and an aunt az -
the same time from Bethel ~ y,
of sweet fern, which size uaas - ---
and gave him every half h.rr -.-.- I.
when he took big dose nr s,1-. ,,.'- q 2
dinner his wife. who had -ssr
lady Of great experience III f.----
Franklin street, gave hsm rv.-.-
r own make, about the size .f T.,
walnut and Of similar share. and y
biespOonsful Of Lome-n..dl Ia. .,sr....
them down. Then he t..,Ea I@--.
hot rum at the suggestion of An -
captain at the next house. and .-
his legs with an alcohol bath T.
crisis two Of the neighJory a.
saw at once that his blood Wa am. -,
der and gave him half gallon NJ -
mint tea. and big dose If cs>arc7
fore going to bed he took eight n g.
kind of pill, wrapped about his nee. :,
mel soaked in hot viU,gar and :.
had feathers burnt on ~hayerirF--,
He is now thoroughly cured. u3 q
gratitude. We advise our resd., -
this out and keep it where IT c7gf. ,
/ ly found when danger Threatens.
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REMEDY FOR FOUNUrErD loss
writer in the Western E-rl. g.res .-
lowing
"NO matter what the cau~e ot ne.
der, give the horse one g.l- o., a..
with spoon. then keen him D. Ia'
ble, without drink. for twenty i1a 7.
and nine times out OF ten @ ra-A- ra-..- .
will be effected. This remedy -
Is recommended only IL the tr>i. -. -
within three or four days after .l' 90
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

How To MAZE Harness B-.CA-.. !.
good harness blackIur is la0s 3,
ounces of hogs lard, sixteen o. ~
meats foot oil, four Dance wax .. I.
ounces of ivory black. sixteen e, u, Z,
sugar, and ten ounces of waaT ~, ,.,.
whole to boiling, and stir unul il =. ~.
ccol el o gh to handl hen To- D
balls about two inches IN dlame.e-'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

IF you have cold feet, inms-%
morning and evening in cold vs.. -.
with rough towel and run az
room till they burn. In one Dly-y ~,
will be entirely relieved. All ~ =,
pepper and mustard applications .. y
rum to the stomach-relleye you
and leave you colder tomorrow.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

Mock MINCE PIE.-One cup u -.
one cup of syrup, one cup OF Su5..
fourths of a cup of vinegar, one :,-,. T@l
full of alspice, one spoonful ol c.. 80.
three cups of water. Boil al - I'd
and when cool add three SODA T "A,
rolled fine. This viii make three
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

MoIsTEN a piece Of bakers yi'r n =
strong cider vinegar and 6lnu ~. -
bunion before going to bed ~ I-srs5
remedy, we assured, has proves. Gu. - - y
bly, efficacious for the cure Of tLU'-,+ ~ 8
engagements Of the joints Of th'
called "bunions.
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DIR. GARVIN'S TAX kEMEDAES
Cure Incipient Consumption.
DIR. GARVTN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure CatSrrfl.
DIR. GARVTN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Asthma.
DIR. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart Disease.
DIR. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Skin Diseases.
DIR. GASVEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Regulate the Liver.
DIR. GARVIN'S TAEs REMEDIES
Regulate the eStORlach and Bowels
DIR. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure all Female Weaknesses.
Dr. GsRyFN'S TAEs REMEDIES
Purify the Blood.
DIR. GARVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Diseases of the Throat.
Dr.. GARVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Bronchitis.
DIR. GASSVEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Cure 'Fsosc Cold, !" or "HayFeVer
DIR. GARvEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Cure Lung Diseases.
Dr. GARyFN'S TAs< REMEDIES
Cure Constipation.
DIR. GsssVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Salt EsE2eElIn.
DIR. GAsVEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Cure Kidney Diseases.
DIR. GAEeyEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Prevent Cholera & u elbow Fever
DIR. GARyEN'S EAR REMEDIES
Prevent FsalaTi0rsS FcvcTs.
Dr. GAEsvEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain iva the Breast.
DIR. GAE9VEN'S FAR REMEDIES
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Are Superior Tonic.
Dr. GARVEN'S TAEe REMEDIES
Restore the Appetite.
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DIR. GAESVEN'S FAB REEVE NEEEES
Restore the Weak and DebiIitated
DE-. GAESyEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Give Tone so Your System.
L. e. HYDE q co,
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Between 18th and 14th St:., Altoona.

All such Eoods as Spics,. Brushes. WosS
an iio~ Ware. Shoe Blsckjng ard Station
sr! will he sold from manufacturers priRtsd
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all the mysteries of the Detective system IL
is a record Tor the past 20 YEARS of the most
skiiIfu! detectives of this country, in which the
crafts of Bank Robbers. Thieves PickpocketS.
Lottery en-, Counterfeit oney Dealers and
swindicrs of all classes. are exposed and
brought 10 justice. Price, S2,75. Send for cir
cul0rS and terms to agents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07

To DREAM Of coffin is a sign to quit
tight-lacing,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07
HEALTH! BEbUTY!!

STRONG AND TTRE TITU ELOOD-INCREASE :
OF FLESH AND " EIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECU RED 10 ALL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-03-07
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.

THE FA CTS about this Grant are-Low Prf-
ccs, Long Credit, and Rebate to settlers of
nearly one fourth: Itich soil and Splendid
Climate; short aUd mild winters; early plant
ing, and no wintcriUg of stock; plenty of Rain
fall, ana just at the right season; Coal. Stone
ana Brick on the line; Cheap Rates on Lumber,
Coal, &c; no lands owned by SPECTATORS :;
Homestead and Prescriptions now abundant :;
Il tirSI-Cl;lSS Railroad ON the lire Of great
Through koutc; Products will pay for Land
and I'm prov cInUDtS.
IT Is THE BEST OPPDETTEITY EVER OFFERED
To THE PUBLIC tHTOUgh the recent coHpiCtjOn
Of the RrGd.
For Circulars and general information ad-
dress y. T.. TDTZALlN.
Manager Land Dept,
Ll-I7.-5m.1 TOPEKA, KAz.