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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-17
General Notices.

MANCHESTER COAL AND COX
IXlWoRKS. .f.. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-17
NOTICE

CLERK's oPPlcE BOARD OF CoMMs'Rs,
WHALING, Sept. 8. 1s7L
AT special session Of the BoGrd OF Commits
slorerS, held septenb Der 7th, 1874, among other
proceedings had, tho following petition was
granted:
Petition Of George ". Thompson aud others
OF voting IN said District, and recommending
the School house situated on National Road,
ue1r toll gate in the corporation OF LeAthefwood,
10 DO desilnEted as 50 Precinct OF said District
seplo-Th CHA6. Il. DRlTERs, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-17
EggGATE v OUR SONSI

National Business College, Prepares ,ou,.
men and boys for business lilo, indIyidIT TII ~
struetion given eaeh student Il has M ha.,
Ito students. Fot Circular address 'W
MARTIN D PRABHRR
AuRlo wheeling, ". Va
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09
How IN. Eyx u swepr Aso wAsusp

How IN. EvI 10 Swspr AEp WASHED.
For us 70 Be able to sce objects clearly
sod distinctly. il 10 necessary that the eye
should be kept clean. For this purpose
j, 10 furnished with . little gland. from
which Aows . wssesy 1sid (tears). which
10 spsesd over the eye BY the lid. and il
l. Afterwards swept oG By it and runs
through hole in the bnnc to the under
surface Of the noae. while tho warm cir,
pss.iae over il vhiie breathing. svaporases
i. Il 10 renarksble that no such gland
c.n be souod in the eyes Of dsh. n tho
element io which they live sns~crs the
s.oe psrposs. II The eye bad sos bee"
furnished NTH, . liquid 70 vash il. and .
Id to sweep j. "f. ihipss ~oald spp.s' a.
they do when yes look through dusty
glass. AIoss the edges Of tbe eyelids
there sssa greet nsss6ss of Iissle tsbes o.
glands. iron which Aoss - ely sabstsnes
which spreads over The suffice Of the skin.
and tbus prevents the edges ffno being
sore y irvitssea. and h slso helps 10 keep
sssss viehio tbs %. Them sss also Z
listls muscles sssashsa 70 The eye which
enstle - % aovs Il IN every direction; aud
whss ve eosss1se The didrsens motions
they bro sspsAs u giving 70 the eye. "a
c.ssoe Sss sADiss - goodsesa el Hin
Wko fesosa tAso, ,sod shus savsd "a tho
trouble II laruins our heads every time
~ wished 70 view a object.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

How KErLEs AssIvsD At BIS FIRsr
Lav-He calculated the plsee il ought
% seespy sesosiisg %. the ttsory Of i,s re-
soivias IN circular orbit. and soon found
shss .he plsee il really occupied in the sky
aiaes~d ssserisi'y from that sssigoej 70
Is. The theory wss thus st once shown
90 Be incorrect. aud he had therefore TO
farm sresh oes By the combination OF
sevrssl circular movements; aud again he
diligently calculated iis position. till. just
- be seemed to be on the verge Of sue
eea, the planet once more wandered away
.so~ ,Ao ps,h which bs had assigned 70
j.; ssd ooce more hs hsd 10 commence
his ebsesvaiions from the beginning. In
this way be e"ntinoed to try one hyPoth-
esi. sfses smother. subssisiing each to the
test cf most careful ob.crvatioo, till 1t
leas,h no fever tkaa ninesces di6erest
shees;~s hsd beea proposed. sud the move
neass ss the planets compared With those
which 1eve calculated By these theories;
asd yet The ,rse solutico Of the problem
v.s s,iil safasnd HE perseverance,.
however. never failed. and be toilcd on.
though eish, long years had been oeeu-
r;cd in the tack. Ons important ncga-
tive result he had. however. srrised at.
ssd this vas that whatever waa the nature
cf the curve ot the planets described. il
VIVA not circle nor combination Of cir
el-s. THE was ono great step toward the
soissiea of the tack. From the very car
ke.a ages IL had been assumed that ~ the
circle seemed the perfection Of form. s'I
she heavenly bodies mus, move in circles
10, Krplcs nov cast ID this trammel. and
shcn applied himself sfre.b to his task
In lcctirg ., III. greatness Of his work
ve mus, rcwee bcr that the difficulty is
~.seh increased BY the fact that our sta
sica Of oh--svssios 10 is.elf in r.pid mo-
tios. Cesld we view the planets from
che sun. vs should easily ere; their oour-
res; hot - we csnnos do this. allowance
hss to &c made 10 every calculation f"r
the movepess cf ear s,.mipSat. and this
sscsicn vas not then clearly understood.
Having discarded the theory Of motion
In eirsses. keplcr nov proceeded to
try other fosm'. testing them as before,
and the 6rst that occurred to him was
,hc ellirsc. The same series "f calcula-
'icns was secosdinsly gone through again.
and this time the motion of the planet
was found to agree with tha, assigned to
IL ty ,hc theory. The great problem of
The heaven. VA. nov solved. and the joy
with which Krrlcr enuneia,ed the 6rs. Of
the avs which bears his name can scarce
" BE- imagined. This law may be stated
as follows: The planets rcvolve around the
.un in cliir,ie.l orbits. the sun b"ing sit
a.,-d in one Of the coci. Casseus Pop
slar Edscfioa.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

Tnx wAs TO Avon CaLrxxr.-'If sny
"ae speaks III of ,hes. said Epie.e,us. 600.
cider whether he hath truth 90 hia side;
sud IL -. refcsw shyself. that his Gen.
ssrrs nay s"s sdcs thee" When Anszi-
1ssder v.s told ikss the very boys lssgh-
I'd at bis singing. "Ay." said he. ''then I
~sss lea-n 20 sing better" Plato being
se,d that be hsd many enemies Who spoke
IN cs him. said: 1t 10 ." matter; viii
live - that scae shall believe them.'-
Hearing. ~ another time. that IN iutiasse
Fiesd of his asd spoken de,rscsively Of
k.s. he said: II am sure hs vcul: not
4" I Il he bad not some reason for It. I"
This 10 the surcss. - vell % the noblest
~sy "f drawing the citing ous Of reprosch.
and the trae seshod Of preparing . man
f"s ihss great and Only relief against the
rsins Of ealsmny-o good conseienee.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

ed kss .tlsv ABfEkeln. .9o,s ssc- II /
al ~.a .s-.w i.-,A I,.v ne
n - aAshe er,;.,s -, he;eAas.a.
A s,I,r,, r. NV. ~: t'''
~ ese.a.s.a h 4, ,,.6i.ss. q ss.H ssa stse ~''
sefHkNsAUvas aav. q rS,jeas ~ gai1r -
r. eosrs N va,a; ;so~ o. v,H,e. ..,,,.s.,
Tlass shi.~ % ssil o. he main. ..,..,'
Aud not q cloudlet TO shadow
The earth With its neecy rrain. ''' '"'
Oh l give In return for this glory, $50 ~ 7.'''
80 passsesa,e. warn. ana stili ssn yapt
TIE mist Of . HisAnua vaIlev-a II. ..,rl.,
The buese from . Scottish hill.
Day .nrr al xases s,o~,y. 'a9-.s2 3.
Ever and sssr shs same; .sr 5.e..ig "A
Seas Of intensest splendor, z +, -,4s.4 = r.ai.l
i. Aifs which smite hot = fame.
Birds Of imperial piumage,
Palms straight - columns Of 6re, .' .' r'
rasser and glitter arssnd ns;il ~ .ri-'
But not my souls desire. ,..lo.-
long for The song Of ,he hvsrock, -.iv
The easaract's leap sud Hash,
The swerp of the red deer's aatless,
The glean u the iaountai6 -. tsda''''i
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

r. Bossca Toes letter: Gladstone
seldsa ssbrsds to the social amenities;
. frequent ssd eeseross best. he rarely
seers to ,hcscsehly erjcy the gathering
u which. froo his high position. his pre-
srsee bec"ees seeessary. have secn
Ai. ssssdiee 10 the corner Of . brilliant.
ly-Ighsed ssleca. vi,h . solemn aud
shesehsfsl ecsnscsaacs. u timcs wearing
- ssecssrcllaels espsess;ea cf .esriscSs
~ slacss diseuss; 'cekiae - IL. ihcssh his
eedy sss in The midst Of the festive scene.
his ihcsghss vere fsr away on the Otym-
piss heighss = 1<';i,ieisl cs scholarly eon.
tcarlssica. Disrseli. however. never sp-
p<ass better ,hss in dra~ins.roen.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

kTThe Fssoseie- makes two sugges-
tive remarks 10 iss review ef the Curren-
ey hiil: ,.u,,. .s-. .....
.The 'rsdistsibs,;sn' scheme 10 the bill
10 folly pow., - il always vas. Capitalists
Who Viii to organise banks 10 the South
asd West ause by bonds 10 the Ksst st
aboss 1l5. fsr vhich. vhss dsly deposit
ted. they rsesivs 30 Per eeas Of their face
in cireslasiag notes; this will require about
SO. 600. 600 Of currency paid to the East
10 order 70 gss The ees $tS. .0oO. 900. tho
imoedists result being % tssssfss money
from the 'needy' and debtor sections to
the 'ereedy' end creditor ones. Aud of
eourse he 'redistsibSsed' currency. which.
70 esup'sss sise .bsssdiey Of the whole
scheas. = ;pvobsbly siruslst;ns in tho
West and Ssush rather thas 10 the East.
will not stay for single hour 10 the equsl
adjustment which the bill proposes
Further, no good would sccrue TO the
poorer sections IL the banks there werc
stuffed full Of rspes money. for that is not
wealth; il is ussless to point the fact out.
however. to = body Of politicians Who came
together with t,e idea that paper !. wealth
snd have not learned better after seven
months Of talk.
"As to the fixing Of the legal tenders
at S3S2. .OOO. 900. most Of our contempo-
raries fall into the important error Of as
suming tha. this makes permanent the
late Increase Of S26. 900. .000.' and defines
the aggregate Of 1882 ,0OO, 900. neither
to be increased nor diminished without
further legisiation.- The vetoed bill pro-
vided thas the ssaEimSns amount Of u.
States notes - hereby 6xcd At &4O0. .OO0.-
OOO.' thus allowing tho issue OF the ether
S1S. 900. 900; al the other bills passed
Sy either branch provided that the asgre-
gate shall not exceed S3s2. 600. 600; this
bill adopts the same pbraseology and en-
acts that the legal te1ders shall ut ex-
eeed' S3S2. 600. 900. The maximum 10
6xed"-until inaa,ioa shall hereafter
gss the ssorndsss more fslly than At pre-
seat-Lst sh. saisirssxs is y. {; there 10.
therefore. uothinG TO prevent tho with
drawal Of The illegal $26. .0O0. 600. Bnt
a. the Law also provides that no part shall
b treated - reserve the Treasury il
..keu out Of the money market 1t last. and
this 10 gain which esn hardly be over.
estimstsd."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

.ls0ooD iRsnpo.--HboESssyy Wsas.-
Th s.ssas ~ nak;se SHE, :sasss.n. bev-
sssge is sapprosehias. We give bslow svs
resipss sos making il. The 6rt ses has
ssea sssd fsr several yssss. aaa i highly
approved. The second 10 fisa Hss. 4.
]. Hsskle. Of Anoe Arundel. Try thea
ssd send the editor bottle. -
O.e Way # ssokiag RaesIe,vy Wise.
-Meisure yoar berries snd bsuiss thc@:
to every gallon adding one qssrt Of boil
ing vster. Let the nsixture stand tvea-
ty.foSr hours; stirring occasionally; shcs
strain oG the liquor into eask. 10 cverv
gallon adding l.vo peunds' of ysugsr. cork
tight and let L stand TO the folloviag Oc-
tober. aed you vilt have vine ready for
usc. without further strsining - boiling.
Dr.. Henkle's Why Take 100 quarts
Of black berries. esssh them, and press OUT
the juice. Then dissolve ITO lbs. white
sugar is 90 gallons cold water. Measure
tho syrup; sad'tAs juice. and - much
moro wsier - val b 'seqsirsa 10 make
~ galisss II sll. u you want 70 make .
su,alDer quantity preserve the above pro-
portions. AAss ps,sise Il 10 the ea.k
(coe that has reesisly hsd vhisksy is pre-.
fesre1 } - e 10 sAe esllsr Of other cool
plsss 9th he bses opes 10 the. cir I'M
sil Ohriss1as. Thea stop tightly o. bot
sis Il. III,
Blackberry CS,dsa1 To too quarts of
juice Add oos pound Il white sugar; half
ounce a1tmegs half-osoes cinnamon pull
verissd; halt osnes cloves palvcrised.-
Boil oil together for . short time. aud
when eold add pint Of bsaudy.
This syrsp 10 said to b almost . sPe-
ci6e for summer complaint o. disrrhGa.
From taaspocnfal 70 q wiue-slass 10 to
he taken. according to the age Of the pa
tieLt, until relieved.
Csrra~s W;se.-To quart Of Juice Id
three qsarss Of water and fssr pounds of
sugar. brown q white.
Asoeher.-Tso quarts Of juice aud two
quarts Of water. 10 which sdd four posnds
Of white Sugar. Mix IN. aud pot Il in .
niee kcg. where il hsd better remain .
year. though il is ssry good 70 nee 10 six
months.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON



resssovS Sc ssenIrrtos 50. 90 per sensm
20 he paid within six months. No sabscrip-
t5gN viitM recelvsl feF . % AsfSes pesiod thaa
81 wsst d asa ao Dseeras be abeeasinned
sasii all srre.T.ees are paid exeePtstthe oP-
sien Of the publisher. -"
TERxs % ApvxHrisixe-sseeptsp per square
for sk~ frst issertics, and 50 cents for every
sassequeni assertion. Eight lines or less con.
constitute = square. lfthe number ofinser.
tisas be not msrked the advertisement, IL
will &c rsbished until fereia, and charged
accordingly "A bhesal deAseiion made to
those - no advertise by the year.
Communications of 4 personal character
viii be charged, at the same rates a. adver.
tisresnss; sSissaries over ten lines o. lesGth
viiIhe cAfe~a ~ the raae ef 80 esnss Per
B@aare. ts
AL cemmanicaticns for publication must
ee accompanied With the real pame Of the
asthor, OF no attentios Nj BE paid to them.
The srsl name % fSe asshor ~tn not be pub
iished anlcss desired, hut We cannot consent
. . tnsert communications unless We know
he writer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

r. wh~s SIR Walter Scott and bis
vise .rrc cot walking. they came scro.s
. asek ef l.@bs. fskiae in . meadow
Al said Ser Walter, 'n - no woa der
vAsg pc<ts. tfew The earliest sges. Saye
nsds ,bsAsb tSe ymQ@pf HsA p
isseecscc They are. Indeed deliga:fal
saim.ls.' answered her lsdyshiP, 'espeei-
ely 9th uist sssee.'
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

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Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

DR8ADs DUTT9R AND POeCRH
III ~ rrTsm - r-g.- sis'3 r'gs go ~
The girl esgsssd N posldiss brsad q ~
Shall maize seus svees-hsart aattss. i"
p wisb hope TO ees he dairy.Oaid
70 nake his bread and butter.
Ebe may not play The game eroquet y.
o. Freach and German stattef.
H~esi she knows the eurd from whey,
And make sagess bread and butter.
In meal ard cream she's elbow deep.
And eanno, stop TO pusser; o..
But says IL he will SOW and reap, .
She'll make his bread and butter.
The dairy-maid, the farmers wife,
Shall be the toast We utter;
Alone. man leads cyusey lifes So r
: wiihose eoed tgesd and better. f~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-07-09

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ss-s aE--s,ae ssl 60T .xw bs,sssa
-aiis Il 81 .s,,iuu s7sBr, e I ~ .saps
81 VE' 81 TTTlIJF57Fl $ TFSsF-s - x
sii Tic ssoIf si essas sa1Uia7 si' sS3w
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-10
New York Market.

New YORK, August S.-Cotton-Quict
at l7!6l7}c. Flour-Dull and without
change in price. Wheat-ln fair de-
mand and shade frmer; No. 2 Chica-
20 81 22GIl "a; No. spring 81 29CG
| "a; new mixed western 81 4OCGl 40.
Ryc-Nominal ut 90cG,$1 o.. Barley
Nominal. Malt-Quet. COrn-Ac-
tive and l@2c higher; western mixed
800, Sole; high mixed and yellow western
s2!Ca Sc. Oats-Morr active and tirmer;
new western mixed $50 65c; new white
western 65GG70c. Hay-Unchanged.
HopS-Firm; low to fair lOCGl5c. Coffee
Pull Sugar-Steady at 75@Ssc. Mo
la,,c. and Ricc-Unchanged. Petrole-
um-Quiet; crude at sc; refined at l2lc.
Pork-Dull at S2i OOM,25 90. Beef
Quiet; plain mess So 50@18 90. Cut
Mrats-Steady; middles steady at &c.
Lard-Heavy at l5sc. Butter-Fipn
ut 1927. Chec,e-Firm at 1OGa l@c.
Whisky-Dull at 81 90. MetalS-Man-
ufaetured Copper steady; ingot lake UNI
settled at 1961SIc. Pig Iron-Scotch
quiet and unchanged at $50 OO@4O 90;
American dull and heavy at % GOA
~ 90; Russia sheet Sl5 so gold. Nails
Unchanged; horse shoe n",n,..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-10
Chicago MarkCt

CHICAGO, August ST net
and unchanged. Wheat-Drmanu fair
and market firm and shade higher; No.
spring 81 O79Gil 0Si; No. new 81 04f;
old II % spot; 81 O4i seller August;
81 Oh seller september; No. 5 81 OOCG
/ OOI; rejected 9Oc. Corn-Dull and de-
clinrd; closed more active and steadier;
No mixed GG@6Sc spot; rejected GOA
cole. Oats-Demand fair and prices adj
vanced; No. 39@404c; closed ut out
side spot; 373c seller August; rejected
3SCd 38Ic. Rye-Dull at 72c. Barley
Dull and nominal at 81 02Gl 03. Pork
Active and strong ut 81 25@ - 80
Lard-Dcmand fair and prices. advanc-
ed nj 1890 l5c spot and seller August.
Bulk Meats-Steady and in moderate
demand, firm and unchanged. Whisky
-9GJc bid; 97r asked At 5 o'clock this
afternoon Wheat closed steady at 81 O4l
seller August; 81 OF seller September.
Corn-6Gic spot; &C. seller August; 6j5c
seller September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-10
DEATH FROM CHLOROFORM.
Mrs. N. v. Cunningham Found Dead
I'm Her Bed.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. NJ. V. Cum
ningham, daughter of T. P. Shallcross,
Esq, was found dead in her bed, at her
residence, 1867 Main street. The cir
eumstances pertaining to the sad affair
are as follows: .s
Mrs. Cunningham has been affected
with heart disease for some time past,
and in consequence has suffered great
deal: To allay her pains and give
temporary relief, she has been III
the habit of taking chlOroform. She
retired as usual on Saturday night, but
sometime after midnight awakened and
informed a young lady, named Louisa
Padget, who is in Mrs. C.s employ, and
has been accustomed to sleep with her,
not to wake her in the morning It's she
desired to sleep late. According to in
struction Miss Padgctt did not disturb
Mrs. Cunningham Sunday morning, and
AS we understand, left the house and did
not return until two o'clock in the after
noon.
On discovering that Mrs. Cunningham
had not been up she went to her room and
found her still in bed. Upon being I'M
able to arouse her she gave the alarm, and
Drs. Bates and Baguly were immediately
summond.
Upon the arrival of the physicians an
examination was made and it WIS found
that Mrs. Cunningham had been dead
probably two hours. a bottle Of chIoro-
form was found close to her face, and
her death was of course caused
by an overdose of the contents of the
bottle, Officer Exlcy cmpannelled a
Jury and an inquest was held by justice
Hammer. The following is tho verdict:
An inquisition taken at No. 1867 Main
street, Ill lHt CITY VI w h''iiii@f Di'i'
county, West Virginia, on the 9th day of
August, 1874, upon the view of the body
of NJ. V. Cunningham, there lying dead,
the Jurors sworn to enquire when, how
and by what means the said VI. '. Cum
ningham came to her death, upon their
oath do say that NJ. V. Cunningham did
come to her death by taking acridently
an overdose of chloroform on August .,
1874.
..B. Hammer, J. P; l.. Woodmanscr }.
Murine, Jacob Switzcr, B. Bloomfield.
P. Kennedy, \ v. King, John Walters,
II. Sterling Jos. ii. Sage, VI. j. Br"ln-
ing, }. B. Merge, .Jr., j. {. Clark.
Mrs. Cunningham has kcpta millinery
store on Main street for number of
years, and was well known by Il great
number of the people Of Wheeling and
especilly by the ladies. She was highly
esteemed for her many good qualities
and her sad death will be- lamont"d by all
who knew her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-10
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