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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-08
LIsT QEGIPTS.


To provide names for This mag ldcCnt Con-
cert, Cue Hundred ThOu.Aud Tickets only viii
be issued large portion Of which AIO already
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $40. Halves as, and QrartoIs
81 20. Eleven whole Il ksts for $l0O.
No discount on lees than 500 orders.
Nothing could be more approprlA G Tor prcst
ents than tickets to this Banquet u Wealth Of
more likely to prooucs gtGnder sati' IactOr- IC-
suits The obi ,ct OF lhIs Third Git CouceIt Ia
the enlargement ard endowment Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky. which, by tho special &C
authorElug the ConceI for lts be1tht, Ii TO bO
forever fee tO all tlzenB OF every state. The
concert will be conducted Ike the hret and sec
ond heretofore given, aud full LarIicu ne Of Tho
mode OF drawing the gifts and Wing them and
everything neceS BAry " u thorough understands
ing Of tue schem", iFOm beginning TO cnd, arc
now published in tho form I ciIculaF, whicS
will be furnished free Of cot u any VINO Hppy.
Tue entire management OF III undertaking llEA
been comm tttd by tbs Trustees to Hon. = hos.
Brnmlette / to Governor Of RGntucky, 10
whom all commune ttl0ns pertaining 10 the Gilt
Concert should DO eddfe.eed:
X r. DURRETT, President
W. N, HALDEMANN, Vice PrcGt.
JOHN g. CAIN, SPc'y Public Library OF NY
FARMERS a DROVBs' BANK, TT Hsursf.
As tho time for the Concert Is eosc O. lanS
(April Blb) parties war ting lit krts th- uld eel
In their orders inrmI diateiyi II they wen avoid
Il O rush and de ny absolutely unAVOldablein t'n
lew dayA preceding tho Drawing All onltrs Il d
RpulIc ltOnB for agencies, circulars aud ibiohnI'
lion Will meet with prompt attention.
THOS. ~ BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library Kenturky, Louisville, Ky.
j.V. l.. RODGERS Agent.
It6 Market street, Wheeling. ,
ianiR 4Ay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-08
CABINET MEETING.

The Cabinet session was not OF long
duration and it is learned that it YVES IN:
marked by any matters OF an unusual
character.
The Senate in executive session this
afternoon ratified the supplemental con.
vention between the United States and
Mexico, extending for two years from
the 22d OF February last, the time for the
adjustment Of the claims Of the respective
countries through the Joint Commission,
This Supplemental Convention awaits
the ratification Of the Mexican Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-08
WASHINGTON.
ErecutlHe Nominations

WASHINGTON, March 0.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
A. N. Hughes, U. s. Attorney, for the
Middle District Of Tennessee; John N. G..
Parker, Surveyor Of Customs, New Or
leans; G.. P. Walmought, Collector Of
Customs, at CuyRhogs, Ohio; Postma9ters:
James d. Cogswell, Titusville, Pa; N. n.
Taylor, Belleville, Illinois; Michael Pig
gott, Quincy, Illinois; VIM. O. Cowley, Man
chester, Iowa; NJ L. Smith, Iona. Mich;
Q Il. Have, Monroe, Mich; NJ. q. Gan
ong, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, Charles
Esshinger, MonitOwoc, Wisconsin: Geo.
JEROME, Collector oil Customs, Detroit,
Michigan; U. s. Marshalls; ]. r. Denett,
Eastern District, Michigan; 8. B. Packard,
District OF Louisiana; E. Il. Murray, Dis
trict Of Kentucky; B. q. Campbell, North
er District of Illinois; s. B. Evans, Eas-
tern District of Tennessee; E. A. New.
comb, Eeastern District Of Missouri. ?. II
Emmerson, Associate Justice for Utah..
Territory; A. B. Maynard, U. s. Attor'
ney for Michigan; a. B. Howler, Indian
Agent at the Sac and Fox agency; n. W.
Jones, Agent for 0nspaw Indians, Indian
Territory: L. L. Stiles, Receiver OF Public
Money at ella, Arizona; O. A. Babcock,
Surveyor General OF Kansas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
Winter and Spring Wheat.

Tho distinction between winter and
spring wheat is difference in the time
of sowing, and not in variety, Any
spring wheat can be changed into win.
ter, or winter into spring, merely by
gradually changing the time in which
eitner Is sown. BY gradually sowing
spring wheat earlier every season, in a
lew yeen 1t can be sowB in the fall and
become winter wheat. Or, just before
the close OF winter, SOW winter wheat
ana let 1t germinate slightly, then let
it freeze up till spring, and next wear
1t can be successfully sown in the
spring. And as it is universally conce-
ded that winte is better than spring
wheat, 1t is q natural conclusion that
the sooner wheat can be safely sown in
the spring the nearer will it attain to
the quality Of winter wheat. The diff
ference between red and white wheat
Is not in variety, but Is owing chiefly
to the variety of soil on which il Is
grown.
1t is said that the hard wheats are all
natives OF warm climates, such as Ita-
~, Sicily, and Barbary. The soft
wheats are from more northern eli.
mates, such as England, Russia, Belpi-
um, Denmark and Sweden. There f.
however, one exception to this general
rule, as the celebrated Polish wheat Is
hard, and from this reason it has been
cCntended that it Was not native of
Poland, but was introduced from a
milder climate. The English atrpos-
phere is 80 humid that it is impossible
to ripen any wheat hard, but in MANY
cases it requires artificial heat to hard
en- it before it can be ground into -four.
Different soils and climates materially
rhange the nature and variety ofG
WHcdt. +
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27

IL. Ihe ,ses xetiIaole pins used by the sa-
ism witches, and now on file in the
@ clerKs once in the courts Of Essex
county. Massachusetts, have been so
tha VL.en appropriated by relic-hunters.
tnat the BALANCE are sealed in a vial
and can only be seen tI1ronob q o,ass
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
Mbffltxneexs.
DIR. A. T7ASXS
Magnetic. gll'I| Ointment tn
lfH FOR TIE CURE OF
INILANNAToRY DIsIAsla.

a .H
Drs Trask wss engaged foe twenty yeass in .
course Of experiments upcn the medical properties
ano power Of vegetables, separate and combined AZ
tAs sgs Of ssssafy years he sucoseded h peesotinG
binaticn OF Vegetable eztrsets the power Of whieA
n removing diseases u anequalsd In the annals Of
Medicine. I'll. T-fl lf-sr 8. -l-a
these powerfuIVeseabie Extracts with Ecct.icify or
Magnetism In the form Of an Ointment
Certain, it II, that the renaarkaA3s and unpev.
cedented success which has attended Its appcsion IN
discovery Of the age and ealls Coz tria md aoss =
vestgstion Of its properties Ai
Is meyer fAiIs, while there remains sufficient
life to restore nstuf. and healthy action to the g.
psry vessels Of the body, and equaliss The creals-
don Of the blood. By this means scootfduing powse
is gained the most malignant forms Of disease
which cannot be obtained from any other remedy
). 8. snsh !. The Pc yer sfthis ss.Lbi,aasi..,
fams; evsry bone and nascie, vein, nerve and In,
ment ID searched out and made seaside Of its paf{y
Ing and aesling innuenee Hence It eopes Q. tssday
Nunsrous Instances are on record whsss
this remedy has restored health 70 patients near
the grave that the most Pogefui internal remedies
the case In Inflammation Of theBoWela
Ne patient ever need die with this aissaao
where the Magnetic Ointment can be obtained.
Ter InAa Aammatery RheunatisA tAts
ontment 10 the most complete remedy ever pcspeseA
For Diphtheria or Putd Sore Threat Il il ulrivled.
I'm ninety.nine eases out Of . hllArsAs
win Afford entire relief TO the worst cases q NervouJ
Headache in thirty minutes. ~. . a
Fer Nervous Diseases this nedisins = -
immense value.
AReesaons OF the Spine, RheumaHkm, Lame.
ness. Ulcsrated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pis1risy,
Group, Collie, Cholera 1orbus, Ague in the Face a
Breast, Burns, sesd Hsed Scrofais Salt Rheln M.
ssinsedia.sly relieved by he uss Of Dr. TnsEsGs0
asds Ointueat =;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
IS NOBLE CARTERs,,

COUNTY 8 URVEYOR
rs now prepared TO attend to his OMEN, An .
ties. and wishes all psrsons addresAi NJ hin,
TO furnish township and section where sur,
vey y to be made Fees IS 90 per day. % - D
Address Hendrysburyh, Rslmont County. O.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
Road Nctice..j

NOTICE ID hereby given that a petit,ou will
De pIssented to the oininissioners OF Bel
mont county ~ their next session 20 be held
on the nrst Monday OF December. A. ID. 1873
,asking forthe alteration OF the County Roai
seeaing from the State Road near Isaac Lloyd's
narn down Little Short Creek 70 Lloyds east
line, SO A TO follow the line OF . view aud sut-
Vey had IN connection with, the read grant;d
on the petition OF y. ". CIeaveri and others,
sta stake inpthe middle OF isa4d
road IN 'front.' Of John Loyd's house and ending
n !, lhe state road leading fromJ. ManI,s TO Mt
rieAsant. 9.tiJ i-I ISAAC LLOYD, Il
Oct. n, ls7S-lt M E.V.CLEAVER
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
GENERAL & PARTICULAR.

\ Jacksonville proposes to hold gen.
erai exposition of Florida palmetto
j work.
"A farmer at Augusta, Ga, lately
discovered that his dog was In the hab-
benefit. =
Emina, the base of British opera-
tlons against the Ashantees, is located
on the coast, and il the capital of the
province. uF.F.-s = : - : :,
- A subscription has been raised in
havana for the officers of the Tornado.
Virginius. y. 'A
over fifty ex-navaI officers have
written to the Navy Department ten.
aered their services to the government
In the event of war.
The poets are Matching rhymes on
tne vlrginius affair. Most of them
show unInistakable signs of insufficient
incubation. -'''e''
Inc Granger movement is extend
ing into foreign countries, A lodoe
sey. " -'0" 'ef-
An exchange says that sthe Chicago
cnnfches are pretty thoroughly shin
gied over with mortgages" That's
nothing. Think Of the personape who
has lien on its lawyers.
"The good die first.u The Chief of
Police OF Memphis has taken censne
OF It's 'roughs, and finds that. of near
~ two hundred, all but three survive
the epidemic. 'i''
"A ohsttanooga man offers to deliver
= column OF coal ninety feet high and
lSar ieet square for the PHILADELPHIA
centennial, The proposition, howey-
|er, viii probably be made light Of.
Itmakes us feel extremely iuveniIa
10 read Of the people of the Jsie of EJx,
getting ready to observe the twelve
hundredth anniversary of the fn,nd.o
ton of their cathedral.
otatiSucs with regard to Cuba are
now IN order. Our trade with her 10
quite large. In 1879 Our irnports fraa,
that island amounted in rnnnd NM
hers to SGT ,000, 600, while onr e,nor.s
were $1S, ,00Q, 900. Apof's
The veritable pins used IN, tho Go.
lena witches, and now ON Syo =. 10
clerks office in the courts of EsseY
county, Massachusetts. have heen 90
oiten appropriated by relic-hunters
that the balance are sealed in . vial
ana can only be seen through a glass
A Liverpool pilot was lately brouebtt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
Two FARMS FOR SALE.
$50 Acres.

the nne.t farming and grazing land in
one body In Eastern Ohio The undersi.n-
e. e. desiring to remove West, now offers a,
friyate Sale, bis entire tract OF land sitI,at N
on wheeling Creek Union TOWNSHIP BeImon,
county, Ohio. nve and one half miles North n,
belmont station 9. o. r. r three miles North
Sa Nsilonai' Road. and Two miles south O:
~ r1rst Tract. containing three hundred acres
80 cleared and In q good state OF cnitiyssinn
tpsnsdss Ssanos well timbsred. Can be conveniently
q aistaeo into Two fRrms. as it has ON IL two
Z-s.ofy dwelling houses commodtous hnr.e
ana sheep barns and other out buildings. aiso
three good orchards, : "s'' AIS"
second Tract, contains two hundred and
tnirty acres; 20 cleared and in grass: balance
neavHy ttmbered, with o twu-story frame
mouse. good tenant house, and All convent.
ens oat.h1iidings Three apple orchards of
Iness tracts have an abundance of Iimes.one
AIe unoeriaid with good vein of coal easv Of
Access. are we'll watered with = nui lbsr Of
never failing springs and will be sold t,,Tet her
y IN TRACKS 10 suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable and y clear title given
refsons wishing o purchase or desiring ay,v
Information. Will call on subscriber ON tn.
premises. or address him at Morristown. Bel.
mont County, Ohio. De'
dec5tf = -'
Dill TO this ONCE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
7xssRS..
xHE BLESSING OF CHILDREN.

Though sften printed and reprinted. ne
sasn think ef thss beautiful poem. by
CHARLES DICKnNs,
aDA read and re-read it again and again. You
Who have little ones viii never forses Us sea-;
oasnts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
MsfelIautnns.
TIE xosf THOROUGH PURIYrHR or THE
HOOD YET DfsooyERED.

rz xosf THOROUGH PURrYHR OF THE
Hood YET DIscovzRzD.
CURES ALL HUNoRs, FROM A COMMON ERuP.
TIoN TO THE WORST SCROFULA.
~ It's use Cancers arc cured, and Cam
knife-scrofais conausred. and Cousumntion Upe.
veasresi diseases, Mercurisl and Mineral
health and J sound Constitution established.
Ienale Ms,kne,s and Disease; Dropsy.
s1asn e. Tp O ps.aH; swsings external or internal;
ErysiSelas, Salt Rh.un, sc.ld Head, and Fever
1oeSs are soon removed BY this powerful detergent
. seerhrtis Diseases, Dandrua; scaly or
nseSn skin, md ffmples quickly give way. leaving
dersd Liver, Dy.pepsia, Rheumati.m, Nervous Az
dseeses caused BY bad blood are conquered and give
ysy before this most powerful corector, the King Of
Zach bostle contains between forty and hftv
ordinary doses, costing only one dollar.
RrSa one te four or nve bottles win
On the Face, Bilcs, ordinary Eruptions, ETC.
o. tSs sim, Geers Sores AND @ % Gaskse sea 4
Frsa two e iss Sessies ,' will restore
healthy aetioa e The Liver and Spleen viii regulate
FrsS I've to six bottle. will be found .f.
1seta.l IN curing Neuralgia, sickHeadache. St vitus'
Frs4 iss 70 twelve bottles will cure the
worst eases Of Scrofula-
Rre0 three 60 twelve bottles win cure
'sve.s sno oosnna.s e 70 essss OF s.T SasssTs:
worst cases Of Piles, and regulate Costive Bowels
Fro tive - ton bottles win cure bad
i5is. 81 per bottle, or bottle, for ss. Sold
D. AAAseH, SON Co, frspr's, BalAls, n. !,
6ss tsstincnials In leeal column.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27
KsfISiI,IsUs RELIEF Nd SsuA1, ,gsraEIlsc sliI
Instant Relief tor the .Ayti.naa.

= HtstCIHN IiSt1J JO1 NE dSUfHtu.
1t acts instantly, relieving the paroxysUn
Inn m edfately. aud enabling the patient to lie
twelve years, but suffer NO m IRE, and work and
sleep ~ well Is any one. Warranted to relieve
price, one dollar per box; ask your Druggist
foi &c. lF CHAS, n HURST =
msEDiy Roche ster, Beayes. Co., Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27

Statistics with regard to Cuba arc
now in order. Our trade with har ;s
quite large. In 1879 our imports fraaa s ~
that island amounted in ronnd nnm
oers to $a ,000, 600, while our exports
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-27

lt makes us feel extremely juvenile
to read of the people of the Isle of EIv
getting ready to observe the twelve
nundredth anniversary of the founda-
ton of their cathedral
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-12-04
Domestic Patterns,
SEWING MACHINES.

We are also agents for the DOMESTIC SEW
ING MACHINE, the best and most desirable
Machine now in use, and fast taking the place
of all others. We will take pleasure in show
ing the great advantages of this Machine to all
who desire to purchase.
G.. A. REED & co.
October 2, 1873 IL
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The SEVEN SLEEpERs.--"It would awaken
the seven sleepers, is common saying; but we
venture to say that half who use it do not
know its orogin.
The legend runs that seven noble youths of
Ephesus, during the persecution of the Chris
tians by Decius, Roman Emperor of the
third century, fed and took refuge in cavern,
and having been pursued and discovered, were
walled in and thus left to perish They are
said to have fallen asleep, and in that state
were mraculously preserved for nearly two
centuries, when their bodies having been found
in the cavern, were taken out and exposed to
the veneration of the faithful. Then it was
said those holy martyrs were not dead that
they haG been hid in the cavern where they
had fallen asleep, and that they at last awoke
to the establishment Of the spectators. The
spot is still shown at Ephesus where the pre-
tended miracle took place, and the Persians
celebrate annually the feast of the Seven Sleep
erS.
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anaersnl1 5nteaigellfer,
Rates Of Subscription.

Single copies for on one ysnfhs year ssSoS 90
Ten copies for one year, go, and an extra
copy to person making up the club. 49,:
extra copy to person making up.the club.
Fifty copiesrfor one year, Sz5.0G. and an extra
COPY to person making up the club. 81 :.
One hundred copies for one year, $4,000, and
q premium of Five Dollars to person making
up the club. 81. - 81 ..is.'T} ~ .4-1,, !.
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any address. Clubs of fifty and upwards sent
to,a singfe address only.
Subscriptions will not be received for a fess
period than six months - =.
Payment in every case to oe MADE IN aava5iee,
and the names of subscribers will be stricken
from the books when the time paid Tor mas e2-t
pired.
i5' 1S Rates Of Advertising.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
af One Dollar per sonarefoe the first Rsertonr
and Fifty Cents per square for each subsequent
iy1sertion less than three months. A square
consists; Of the space occupied by ten lines OF
This type, equivalent to one inch. No adver-
tisenent ntcounted less than square.
Liberal contracts will be made with those
wishing to advertise for three, six or twelve
months. Advertising by contract must be con-
fined 20 the Immediate business of the firm or
ihdsvidual contracting
Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, Trib-
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HDsYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING."-How
I either may fascinate and gain the love and
pie mental requirement all possess free by mall for
IS cents together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian Ora
ce Dreams, Hints to Ladies. queer book. loo, 900
sold. Address T. WILLIAM CO., Publishers, Phia-
delpha.
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your angel IS aVengeu.
I kissed his forehead and bade him Good
speed" And our cousin Max dropped out Of
our lives forever, leaving no memento of his
VISIT save the picture that hangs before me as
I wrte-Birdie in her youth and beauty, with
the flowers in her hair-only that, and
a grave in Elmwood cemetery.
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- "Father, was Greeley elected ?" asked an
unsophisticated twelve-year old of his Repub-
lican sire. Starting up with astonishment the
latter answered, "No; why do you ask such
question ?" Because" said the boy, "you
said last fall if Greeley was elected there would
be panic and everybody says there is panic
now, so thought that Greeley must be elect
ed !"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-12-04
DR.. January and Cancer |!

TENHE celebrity of the JANUARY INFIRMARY,
L established in Murphreesboro Tenn, in
1S4S, associated the above name with the treat
ment of Cancer until they became synony-
nous, both passed away with the war. But
great discoveries like truths, live forever. Dr.
j. O. JANUARY, inheriting his fathers talents,
and improving on his experience, has achieved
a success in advance of their former history,
owing to his increased patronage he has perma-
nently located in st. Louis the numerous let
ters he is receiving, and large arrival of pa
TENTS, justify his move to this central point
We would advise all afflicted with Cancer
Scrofula, Fistula, Piles, &C., to apply to him.
as he possesses perfect control of those diseases
without pain or the knife. Address,
JANUARY & MADISON,
us Chestnut ST., Sr. LOUIS, Mo.
July 10. 1878 l "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-04
PROT. Vlse's Experiment.

The proposed attempt of Prof John Wise 10
cross the Atlantic in A balloon has the appear
ance of foOlhaFdy adventure, aud it is proba-
BILE that most men will entertain a conviction
that even if M Wise does not loose his life
while making the effort, the achievement Of his
design will produce no practical results Of value.
1t is not fact, however, that the eronaut is a
ioolishly reckless man. He has devoted his life
to the study Of the science Of balloon navigation,
and his mature judgment is that under favora-
bic conditions a very long voyage through the
air may be made as safely as very short one.
He has already made one trip Of twelve hundred
miles with balloon which was but poorly pre-
pared for such an experiment, and he is conf
dent that with proper apparatus he may easily
travel twice or thrice the distance. AsfOr the
danger of tumbling to the earth from q great
height, he holds that there is n smaller chance
Of injury to the @rOnaut than to q passenger
upon a railroad train or TO a voyager upon an
ocean steamer, and in proof Of this he declares
that he has several times exploded his balloon
purposely when at an altitude Of one or two
miles. In every case he has escaped injury, the
resistance offered by the atmosphere TO the vast
area Of the torn canvas being sufficient to make
the d0scent very gradual.
If Mr.. Wise does find a direst easterly current
in upper atmosphere there is little reason Il
doubt that he will reach Europe safely and speed
lily. The fact Of the existence Of such current
remains We believe, to be proved, and the only
real cause for apprehension is the possibility
that the balloon may be swept into the artic re-
gions. But il ihe current does perpetually poul
toward the cas-, ,sand voyage TO England MAJ
thereby be made in less than three days. as
surediy a successful trip by Mr.. Wise will b
The first Of many Thousands, and Il may prepaF
the way for the establishment of regular eria
communication with the old world. Whelhe
such a method Of travel will ever be adopted b.
the people may be doubted. The bnsine@ viii
probably will be left to the eFonauts, but theF
Is no reason why, If men are willing to accsr
what seem 10 be the risks Of such tFanspOrtatlO
balloons may not be used with great profit 70
the swim despatch Of mails and light merchan
diEe.-EVening Bulletin.