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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

In this age oil progress we would have
TO chronicle new inventions and improve
ments daily by the score, II the observe
tons of the same would be in our depart
ment. But yesterday we were shown by
Mr.. 1. Adler, representing John B. lille,
Guyandotte, W. Va, samples Of leather
tanned by the Improued Tanning Com
pound, Of which the latter gentleman Is
the patentee, and for which the chief
claim Is that 1t reduces the time Of tan
ming rawhides into marketable leather OF
every description, TO the short period OF
four TO six weeks, besides producing q gu.
perior quality Of leather. The Scientific
American, one Of the best authorities on
such subjects, speaks editorially Of this
Tanning Compound, after illustrating the
advantages to the tanner Of such q short
time in producing leather. 1tsays: "This
invention Is also great preventive OF the
formation Of an incrustation upon the sur.
face of the leo Their, which is being tanned
by the usual process, whereby ii is often
rendered hard and infexible, and to q
great extent impermeable to the tann!c
acid. This late invention causes the hide
to become rapidly saturated with the tan
ming liquid, thoroughly soItened, and also
rendered tough"
We cannot think but that It would DO
advantageous for our tanning establish
ments here TO give trial to this invention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

POLICE CoURT.-We never saw larger
docket in tho police court than that Of
Yesterday morning, except on one occa-
sion a few months ago. The following
shows the disposition made Of II: VIII
liam Jones, James Glenn and N, Lashley,
dlsorderly conduct, each five dollars aud
costs; Henry Fink, same, ten dollars and
cost; Joseph Schwartz, drunk, three dol
lars and costs; William JucrGens, same
continued from Monday morning, dismiss
cd.
Last Saturday evening party Of young
folks had dance down in the Eighth
Ward, and prolonged the festivities until
an hour or,two after midnight. For this
the following participants in tho dance
we're tried yesterday morning for creating
tumult and disorder, and were fined two
dollars each and costs: Charles Sender,
man, William Kuath, Jacob Miller, Chris.
tian Kalspilzel, Louis Bishop, Conrad
Bemer, Christian Viewig, August Fisher,
John Halfpenny, Fritz Driehost, Conrad
Kusth, Charles Fisher, Henry HelriCel,
Louis Helrigel, Samuel Halfpeuny, John
Fisher, Henry Tape, George Tape and
Harry RoCkabrandt.
N. Allen, who was also charged with
being present and aiding in the tumult
was tried, but the testimony failed 10
make out n case against him.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM SUFFocATIoN.
Yesterday afternoon, child Of ]. W.
Ward, about eighteen months old, had a
narrow escape from horrible death on
its lather's premises, Sixth street, between
Centre and John. The child in wander.
ing about the rear OF tho lot, found Its way
into the privy, and fell headlong into the
vault below. Fortunately some one hap
pencd to DO near and heard It's cutlery.
The alarm was given and in minute or
two crowd numbering forty or fifty
gathered from the neighboring houses.
The floor OF the house was quickly torn
up, "a ladder let down, on which young
man descended and rescued tho little one
from it's horrible position. The only In
juries It sustained were a few slight
scratches on the head and face.
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BRIDdEpoRT ITEMs.-At an election
held in Bridgeport on Saturday evening
last, DR.. J. NJ. Todd and MIR. Bart. Rowlef
were elected delegates to the Republican
County Convention, which meets In 81
Clairsville for the nomination Of Candi'
dates for comfy Offices.
On Saturday evening, seven men, said
to DO miners from near Lagrange, while
waiting for train in Bridgeport, anus
ed themselves and annoyed citizens by
throwing heads Of cabbage, stones, ETC.,
in reckless manner. The entire party
were arrested and marched to tho lookup
Five were fined So and costs each, one g.
and costs, and one discharged.
There Is some talk oforganiziug joint
stock company for the publication oil
newspaper, by the business men Oh
Bridgeport.
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A PLEASANT TRIr IN PRosrEcr.-We
hear that party OF young gentlemen Is
being organized in this city to go to
Berkeley Springs by tho overland route.
They propose to hire private conveyances'
and travel leisurcly over the mountains
between hero and Cumberland. There
could hardly be q more pleasant trip at
this season OF tho year, and Of itself would
be more beneficial to the health Of those
making it, than visit to all the springs
In the country.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The whole Of yes
terday was taken up with the argument
Of the Nary-HoWley case before the MI
nicipsl Court. The charge alleged against
the defendant was seduction, and the tes-
timony established It quite conclustVelY in
the minds OF the jury, as we infer from the
verdict Of $1,000 damages awarded in fa'
vor Of the plaintiff, after an absence of but
a few minutes from the Court room. De-
Eendant's counsel gave notice of motion
for arrest Of judgment, which will be ar
gued at an early day.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
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RAN.-It has been raining hereabouts
almost daily or nightly fo- several weeks
Yesterday afternoon the rain came down
in torrents for the space OF an hour. The
mercury dropped at least ten degrees in
double that number Of minutes, and the
streets and alleys were most thoroughly
washed. We believe 1t Is the general
opinion that such q change in the tenn
peraturc a5 that Of yesterday has the et'
feet to check whatever causes may be at
work 10 produce disease.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimers, Vcstings &C., of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlcmcn's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All tho clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any tlrOt-class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

FINE IMrRovEMENT.-Our enterpristng
lellow.citizcn, Augustus Pollock, ESQ, Is
having his cigar factory extended through
to Water street, from Main. The river
front will be four stories in height, and the
new building will be quite an imposing
structure. 1t will be arranged for the
special purpose OF manufacturing stogtes
in immense numbers, and will be fur
nished with all the requisite appliances to
secure that result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

PERsoNAI.-Rev. W. Berkemyer, form
erly Of this city, arrived here from New
York, yesterday. Rev. Mr.. B. is stationed
in that city as agent Of the New York
Emigrant Association. He will remain
here few days. visiting among old &C.
QuaintanCes and friends.
Hon. Charles s. Lewis and his brother,
A. A. Lewis, Esqr., Of Weston, are in the
CITY, stopping at the st. James Hotel.
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Doors AND sHoEs.-To close out my
present stock l will sell Womens Last.
Balmorals at $500 worth 81 so; Womens
Last. foxed Balmorals from g 90 to . 30;
Womens' Nor. Balmorals 50 90 10 g co.
worth So 90, and all other goods at cor
respondingly low prices. L. V. BLOND
105 Main street.
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DR.. LONGDONS
General Practice
Mainly devoted to
Cure of Chronic Diseases
More than 500 Cases Success
fully Treated During the
past Eight Months.
Many Of those arc among Our
Most Eminent and Respec-
table CitiEens.
They will bear Testimony to
DR.. LOngdOn's Great PraC-
tical Skill.
No Cases Treated that cannot
DO Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
The Cost OF Treatment Within the
Reach Of ALL
No Cases Treated that cannot
DO Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
The Cost Of Treatment Within the
Reach Of All,

Every facility for the certain Diagnosis aud
skIlIful treatment Of all Chronic Diseases,
A Powerful GalVRnic Battery containing 81
cells with RhCotome, CommulRtor, Rod, Nova
able Disc, Fork, Hydrostat, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many Other
Electrical Instruments for the treatment Of Dis
eases Of the Bye, Bar and Nervous System. No
NcrvousO iseiso should DO considered incurablC
until Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having thQmGcGssary inStru'
mentS and tlmO for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend tnCir patients with
those ailments 10 Dr.. LOnRdon with the assHr'
ancC that he will apply Electricity and Magnet
Ism 10 tho most scientific manner. ElGctrO-ther.
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an instrument
OF wondrous power, enabling the physician TO
detect with absolute certainty many obscure
Diseases Of tho Heart, Blood, Kidneys, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System. Specimens OF
urine eIAmined and pOSlttUe!y correct diagnosis
given in every case.
Dr.. LonEdon 10 consulted daily on all forms OF
Chronic Diseases. Much OF his practice 10 de-
voted 10 tho more grave and 06StlN1t6 NlGEddlES
which family phySieldEy have JGtlsd TO cure.
In describing your disease give name, ago,
symptoms and post ONCE address. knclosc 8 fec
OF Is and your case will DO carefully examined
and tho necessary medicines for one month";
treatment with special letter Of advice prompt
~ forwarded 10 you by mall or express. Many
long.standIng and inVeteIAte ailments may be
cured In this way OF Way MODERATE EXPENsR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

Foor CRUsuED.-A boy named Hall
penny, about ten years old, had one Of his
feet badly crushed, yesterday, in Cowan's
cosl.bank, down near the Marshall coun-
~ line. DR.. Mccoy gave the wound
proper surgical attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

ATTENT1oN.-In order TO reduce my
present stock oil Boots and Shoes l will
sell for the next 80 days at prices that dc.
fy competition. Call early and get the
best goods at tho lowest prices ever offer
cd in the city. L. V. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

No PERSON should be without a bottle
OF PAIN Cure Oh. You will find 1t con.
venient to have 1t at home. Hundreds Of
times one application will relieve you Of
a bad headache or pain in the limbs, when
otherwise you might suffer several days.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

DOUBLE REED ORGANS, 8 stops, in
handsome cases for $125 cash, at Sheib's
Music store, Washington Hall, Best
place for bargains in musical instruments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

Now Is TIE TNE.-100 pieces Of Cas-
simeres and Jeans to be closed out at re-
duced prices; also, all my Summer Goods.
must and will make room for Fall
Goods. J. W. Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

GREAT Bargains at J. W. Ferrel's, in
Summer Goods and Carpets, in Centre
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

TIE photographs made at Robinson's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

SOME big bargains in Dry Goods, now
u. W. Ferrels, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

A SPLENDID lot Of new stereoscopic
views has just been received at Robin.
sons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-30

PRESERVE your pictures by having
them framed at Robinson's Gallery.
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Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can DO procured at the Union Ticket Ohlco,
In M'Lure House, and at tho station Of Bridge
port. F. X. MYERS,
IyI9 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow
Ing shows tho range Of temperature as
observed at SiIvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite Post Office:
MONDAY.
sA,u. IAN. SEN. H.
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QheGrteMigenrer:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-Dry Goods Salesman
Lost-Gold Sleeve Button.
NOtice-John W. Cummings.
Dislodge the Enemy.
Where TO Get What You Want.
The Eye-Oxtoby s. Dutleld'
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ %, 1873. Trains will leave Wheeling as fol.
lows-WhCGling time:
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Transportation.
Cleveland l. Plttsburg Railroad
CONDENSED TIME GARD.

ON AND AFTER JUNE 30, 1878,
~ Trains will run Daily, Except sundAyO as
kn110tHa viHs
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The governor Of prison in Cornwall,
England, has discovered m admirable
remedy to cure tramps and yagrants, in
casual wards and prisons, of the habit
OF expressing their profound griefat the
Bullets OF fate by rending their gar
ments, thus placing society in n ridicu-
lous position by compelling it to pro-
vide them with new wardrobes ut the
very moment when it is least inclined
to bestow upon them any mark of its
favor. When he finds n prisoner hud-
died mp in a corner Of his cell, covered
only with the cell rug, and his clothes
lying in q heap Of torn rags ut his feet,
lie sends for needle and thread, which
he gives to the clothes.destroy6r, in
forming him at the same time that he
will DO fed on bread and water until he
has thoroughly reconstructed his gar
ments. This euro has been found to
work wonders, for long before the time
allowed by law for bread. .and-water diet
expires, tho clothes are mended with
marvellous skill, and the intelligence Of
the hardahip thus inflicted being con-
veyed by tramps on leaving the prison
to their friends and acquaintances, not
only induces them to resist the tempta-
ton OF tearing up their clothes when
they are sheltered beneath its roof, but
leads many Of them to avoid confne.
mont altogether in m establishment
where they are exposed to such ungen-
tlemanly treatment.
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Cheese II.

Not tho least ingenious suggestion
offered to tho Commissioners Of the
Centennial Exposition comes from New
Hampshire. A citizen OF that State
communicates tho following colossal
plan Dear Sirs Ispeak Of cheese
cheese in the grandest and most
sublime sense Of the term, cheese such
rs the world has never soon-cheeso |
hundreds Of thousands OF pounds Of it.
It shall be IN immense plain, the con-
solidated efforts OF every cheese manu-
facturer in tho United States, and will
be capable, when laid down upon its
side, OF accommodating many hundreds
Of people. Such n cheese as the one 1
speak Of would certainly create aston
ishment, and would gain for our manu-
facturers the admiration Of tho world.
I desire space for such n cheese. Can
1 have it9 Answer"
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Cards Exchanged.

Tho Montgomery (Ala.) Avcrtiser
says: A young lAly Of this city who
hid Just returned from school, sent her
card to her uncle, our old friend Colonel
G-M-, with the letters R, s. Y.
P. inscribed in one corner. The Colonel,
who didn't understand "R. s. v. P.,"
and who didn't care darn il he didn't,
sent his card in reply-inscribing the
letters D. s. o. O. in The corresponding
corner. These were new initials to the
young lady. and when she met the Col
onel, asked what he meant by such out
landish initials?
"What do you mean by yours9" que
ried the Colonel in response. "Ohl 1
meant that you must answer il you
couldn't come. Now what did you
mean2" "AEe | Why, I meant-that is
the letters meant-'Darned sorry
couldn't come Wasn't that correct?'
The young lady wns fairly cornered and
gracefully acknowledged tho corn"
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Apat RcIoIndcr,

At Oxford, some twenty years ago, a
tutor OF one OF the colleges limped in
his walk. Stopping one day last sum
mer at n railway station, he was accost.
cd by well.known politician, WHO
recognized him, and asked him II he
was not the chaplain OF = College at
such q time, naming tho year, Tho
doctor replied that ho was.
II was there, said the intCrrogator,
and knew Gou by your limp"
"Well," said tho doctor, ut seems
my llmping made deeper impression
than my preaching"
"Ah, DOCTOR" was tho reply, with
ready wit, at Ia the highest compli.
ment we can pay n minister to say that
lie is known by his walk rather than by
liiH conversation"
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laughter, which brought Uncle Baxter
out OF drcam-land into tho front.roOm
to astettain the cause Of such a start
ling sound.
6Wasit you WHO took the doughuntsS"
cried Hetty, MS soon as she could speak.
"And you thought they were yeast
cakes Z" And q renewed peal Of laugh
ter Rttested the poor child's reYulsion
OF feeling.
"Nfrs. Baxter said tloy were in plain
sight on the kitchen table," responded
Will, in rather IN injured tone and
MS they were the only cakes there, nat
urnlly supposed them to be yeast cakes"
"No wonder you went home across
lots; cried Hetty, going ofrinto another
peal of laughter, in which everybody
joined.
"Well, I thought myself it was kind
O. queer" snid Miss Lowry at last, wip.
ing the tears from her eyes; "but l
s'posed Of course you sent, 'em for the
society; 80 we ate 'em up"
That night before Hetty sleptshe had
written a brief note to Frank Kennedy.
She had bitter struggle with her pride
before she could make up her n1ifd to
take the first step, but the lesson OF the
last few days had not been altogether
lost:
"DEAR FnANk.=t have made q llorri-
bic blunder, and I am ashamed Of my
self. II you feel that you can forgive
my abominablc treatment OF you, come
~ ''' D-'' "4N We" H. NJ"
Sho was sitting ttnder treo in the
orchard idly rolling one or two halt.ripo
apples about OH the grass. She had
watched and waited Hll day for Frank ;
and now, as evening was drawing on
and he had not come, sho was begin.
ming to think he was too deeply offend.
ed to seek her again. A shadow passed
between her and the setting sun, and he
stood before her.
"wellP' he demanded, gtavely re-
garding her. He loved Hetty Morris
better than his own life, bdtle felt that
sllo had injured him solely through
caprice, and he felt that he could not
lower his dignity even to regain her
precious favor.
"I want to ask your forgiveness,
Frank" said Hetty, speaking very fast
lest her resolution shoullfail. "Ihave
treated you very badly, but it was all n
ridiculous misunderstanding"
"Oi course you were forgiven before
you asked" he snid, still grayely, and
without offering to sit down. The mar
rator discredits thismagnanimous state.
ment, but the young man said it, mover.
theless. "And now, he resumed; "I
suppose I may ask the promised cx-
planation."
at is too preposterous, cried HOtty,
breaking into irrBpressiblo laughter.
"The truth is, l lost my doughnuts, and
I thought you had taken them just for
u joke"
"But I did take some, you know" he
said, looking puzzled.
81 know you took two," answered
Hetty, bursting out again; "but 1 lost
at least n bushel." "
Frank Kennedy had come to this in
teryiow with determination to be dig
nitied, and, II necessary, stern but as
the sun sank beneath tho horizon q be-
lated swallow hurryiHg liomo to his
family might have heard him remark,
"Whatever else we have at the we'd
ding-supper, bo sure and have batch
of doughnuts.
"YoH may depend on me for that, !"
replied Miss Hetty, smartly, "for I shall
rely on that argument to bring Uncle
Baxter round. ?"
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A suit for libel has been brought
against tho Independent Of Fort Smith,
AK, involving the question Of the ro-
sponsibility Of n newspaper for state
ments published as advertisements.
Judge William Walker, Of the law firm
Of Walker 4 Rogers, prepared long
article on the rulings OF Judge Story Of
tho United States District Court, which
he has published as m advertisement in
tho Independent, The article charged
Major. Ben. T. Duval with corrupt and
fraudulent conduct in the case Of S. A.
Goss agt. Ben. I. Duval. Although
Duval knew thnt Walker was the author
Of tho article, hc has sued tho paper for
$4,000 damages.
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A Song of Killarney.

A Song Of Killarney.
Show mo a sight
Dates for delight
An Onld Irish wheel wId young Irish girl at II,
OF MOL
Nothing you'll show
Aquals her sistin' an takin' a twirl att.
Look at her there,
Night In her hair
Tho blue ray of day from her oyc laughin' out
on us!
Falx, an a foot,
Perfect Of cut,
PeOpln' to put an end to all doubt in It's.
That there's sight
Bates for delight
An ould Irish wheel wild young Irish girl at II,
OF mol
Nothing you'll show
Aquals hor sittln' an takin' a twirl att.
SEQ tho lambs wool
Turns coarse an dull
BY thom soft, beautiful, wCcshy, whitO hands of
horl
Down goes her heel
R5un runs the wheel,
Purrin' Wild PLEASURE to tako the commands OF
hor.
Then show me sight
Bates for delight
An Onld Irish wheel wild a young Irish girl at It.
OIL mol
NOthin' you1l show
Aquals her sittin' and takin' twill att.
Talk of Three Fatcs,
satOd on ,atcs,
spinnln' and shearin' away till they've done for
You may want three
For your massacre,
but ono fato for mo, boys, and only the ono for
And
Isn't that fato
Pictured complatO,
An ould Irish wheel wll a young Irish girlatiti
o! MOI
Eothin' you'll show
Aquals he. sittin' an !akin' twirl atit
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Tho detectives have abandoned the
search for the Iowa train robbers and
hired out 10 pick cranberrieS.
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The wool market is buoyant, but
without noticeable advance in prices,
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Michigan, too, has commission
which is to revise the Constitution OF
that State. {.