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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03

TO-DAY is the eighteth birthday Of
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, and 1t will be
filtipgly celebrated in several Of the East.
ern cities. Though the poet has arrived
az a very advanced age, he Ia nevertheless
sound in body and mind, in the DAILY ex.
ercise Of all his noble faculties and man
fully enactng his part in the great drama
Of Life. BE Is known and esteemed BY the
Enslish,speAking people Of the world as a
poet, 3 journalist, a political economist, q
friend Of literature and art His birthday
will no. be marked by general public
celebration, but thousands who have en-.
joyed his writings will bestow npOn him
q kind thought and sincerely wi,h that
he may enjoy many more happy birth
days before the shadows Of lie deepen
and he enters the bounds of the unknown
Sea.
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Halls GALLERY,

On Main s'net We invite the publIe 70 cali
and examine this mammoth siEe OF Pine Photo.
IAphI, and GuIrAntee that It win repay ali who
take the trooble 70 do 90. You can now have
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TUESDAY, nov. J, 1874.
GoIng West.

Col. JACOB HoRNBRooE srriVed yester.
day from 8 trip 10 Missouri, where he hSd
been on & visit 10 his son near sedAlia,
Hettis county. He giVes rs q dreAry &C.
count oil the state Of things prevailing in
that part Of the West, and says that fur
thsr up the country, in parts Of Kansas
and NebrAIkA, the situStion Is still worse.
The drouth has been excessive during this
last season, 20 much 20 that there has not
been . good rain at SedGlis since June.
The people are hauling water FIVE and sl1
miles, and have been for three months
past, toRater ihtiT stock. There is scarce
ly any grass to be seen in the country.
Everything is wilted and dried up. a
drouth Is not an unusual circumstance in
Southwest Missouri, bu. this year it has
been more keenly felt on account Of the
rsvages Of the grssshoppefs.
In consequence Of their forlorn sit
uItiOn many people are quitting
tbeir farms in Missouri, Kansas
and Nebraska and leaving the country
completely demorAlizsd and disguised.
They are rstracirg their steps to such
States IS Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, from
whence many Of them sci cut years ago.
A, things look now, bad winter is IN
sore io' many Of those who are unable
either to emigrsie or 10 otherwise better
their situation. There will no doub, be
more or lea suffering among them Tor The
common necessSfies Of lie.
The past year has been such & disls-
ttou' one in certsin psru Of the West that
1t will have decided tendency fox Yeas
10 come to check immigration towards
the setting sun. Months ago we took &C.
calion TO call the attention Of our West
Virginia people, and also our reighborsi1
Ohio and Pennsylvania, 10 the hIz-
ards Of leaving comfortable home
10 this psrt Of the country for the sake o.
lettering their fortunes in the West Al
oar reading, travelling and conversation
with travellers has tended 10 impress III
with the conviction that in very msDy
II notlhe msjority, Of cases, people, In-
stead Of lettering their circumstances
actually, and sometime. irrepsrsbly ,wors'
them by going Wes'. The same energy
sell sacrifice and deprivation that charIc,
terz9 lie in certain parts OF the IVES
will achieve independence in this part G
the country sooner than in that, while il
the meantime The sAme persona can hsv,
their health with great deal more Ger
iainty than they can in the West. Their
are undoubtedly great many personi
who have done well by going West, bu
only the iewest number Of them have
done better than they could have don,
here Generally speaking, they have hst
TO work harder and enjoy less than the
did in this country, and had they chose
- do this here they need never have i'm
migrated in order to better their fortunes
There is more money here, and also
greater variety Of better paid labor thai
in the West, and consequently bette
chance TO accumulate money.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY,

'aas' !. Barnes, Complainant,
Matilda A. vsssy It al DeSsnd'h.
By virtue Of decree rendered IN ths Ahov,
entitled cause At the September Tenn, 1874, q
tne Municipal CeuEt Of Wheeling, the under.
ttEned Special Commissioner Will, On
SATURDAY, November Il, 1874
Sell q public auction a. the trunt door Of thn
CouTt House Of Ohio county, he following
property in John NeLure'S addition, viz: Lots
81 and 10, and . strip Of Rround adjoining lot 3
On The north, and fronting on Market street 81
feet, " tnehes. Said property will be sold In
four parcels, according 70 Eub-diTision on ale
Snong Tie p4Pers IN This e8use, made By ", G.
smith, Esq, City surveyor. Lot No. /, on ne
corner o. Market street and Alley No. :, frontS
:. 81 ~ inches on Market street, with depth
q y ieet, and In! thereon erected large brick
6Henng house; Lot No. !, on the east side Of
Voal street, fronting 30 feet thereon, With .
oepA Of % teSt inches, and hAS thereon erect.
ca Q EmAl ienklt house; Lot No. ), On the east
nde Of Coal street, and Adjoining Lot No, On
the north. fronts 81 feet On sIid Street. WITH 4
oeph q % teet Inches; and Lot No. (. on the
loe y Ooal sUeet troniA g fest 10 inches
therson and corners On Alley No. :, With depth
TIRAS OF sALS-one.,hird Of the pureA.,s
money In hand, ADD the reaidue 10 e1uGl nav.
ueng In 9 and - mnnthG, with intersst kon
Gay o. sAle, the parehaSef giving bonh and seeu.
MY Tor the deferred inStItnentS, and ne htIe
being retained - further security untl pay.
ment N AL, bat with liberty 70 each purchaser
nPy Mot greater proportion than one.thlrd
A. ]. CLARKE,
Law Once No. Il Fvelnh 81
OSt1S-sed GkO. A. WICKHAN, Auetioneer.
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Educational.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

HlJtorV. -EoundId by the eitEcns Of Wheel.
Ing for the liberal education Of theg cAp. hliE..
Incorporated In isS0-TWenty four yeArI rutees,
iul opsFAtion-AlumnLs eTsE l9-Yo.tJ -four
gFadu1tea Glnes lst0.
D,Pdrtn.AtI = rep'rItory, Academic. Cole.
ZiAtS. Ancient and Modem Languages, Ar atd
Conservatory Of huIie Ful AID thOrouEh
eourEe Of study.
P65liy.-A6ls and experienced instructor Ia
ever dGpGrtmtnt-thifieen teachers In all.
Pupils still received and charged propoFtIonAts
atsE Terms lower than In Me institutions
kAstof west tep2i
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THE LATE N. GUlzor.
A Witness of His steadfaSt Christian
Faith.


The late N. Guizot left In dying, q wit.
ness Of bis s.esdfast Christian faith which
will probably be quoted more than any
other passage his untiring pen has ever
traced. He begins his testament with q
comprehensive and urflinchiDg statement
Of his faith, not only in God the Creator,
but in Christ the Redeemer, and in the
revelations Of the Bible. But more strik.
ing still than this confession OF faith Is the
confession Of the dying sage Of the limits.
lions acknowledge and dogma. Hes says: u
bow before the mysteries Of the Bible and
the Gospel land ! hold alOCf from scientific
discussion and solutions by which men
have attempted 10 explain them. trust
that God permits me 10 call myself q
Christian and / am convinced that in the
light which l am about TO enter we shall
fairly discern the purely human origin
and vanity Of most OF our discussions here
below on divine thIngs." These are
weighty words, coming from man who
hAs throughout his long life been so fierce
10 controversy, and SO uuyieldiDg in points
Of doctrine as 10 gain himself the So
briquet Of the protestant Pope" His
bitterness 10 matters Of Church dicipline
was go much stronger than his righteous
detestation Of the Empire that be die
not scruple to call upon Napoleon Ill 10
take official action sgainSt certain clergy
men with whom he was in dispute. But
with the clearer light Of eternity coming
in upon him, be seen how futile are these
controversies among believers, and
records his new convictions CT charity in
9 paper which will be read throughout
Christendom.
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Special Nouces.
LaughIIn,s Infant Cordial

Thu ehLd's care when teeLSIng-to relieve In.
Animation OF the Gums, 10 AllGy uneASiness, 20
quiet Cole Pains, 10 promote Sleep, TO e1re
summer Complaint This we consider one ofthe
most TAlu1bls renG6ies 70 be kept In the Emily
when the children arc cutting their teeth. We
are selling Thousands Of bottles, and kATe 10
hear tie arst perSon ray It is rot all We recon.
mend lit be.
Norma, have Jou ietiy. fEGtaia7 Bah that
IUKHs the HOURS Of NIGHT (Ghen Jou 30 l0rE
Tor reet) ENTo OF LONG, WARY DAY TTII Of
YoRRuKXT and CARR! Cry-CTV-CIy-All day
and all night lobRi II you hAVO-HJtEn 10
reGtos-be convinced, hERt6te no Eoa2ET- NV
drops OF INFANT C0RDIIL And your eAtid WILL
be PAcIFHD. AID SWIFT, KERRIsHIXs ELEKP will
axe ne Pl1ee Of NAKEIuL tTYTHRNs -pEoeafe
81 once bottle. sold BY al Druggists and
LAu6hLIS BROS. q CO, Proprietoss-
Wheeling, ", Va
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Grand Exhibition !

The Len for the Big Camera has 1t last Ar.
rived from London, and specimens OF work fron
Tie same will be placed on exhibition Saturday
evening, the 7Ih inst, In the show Window A
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ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS MADE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR
~ KET STREET PROPERTY.
Jlne, N.lh.r,. conplaIn,nl

James Nathsrs, Complainant
CO. In ChAncery
George A. Frobs It a Detead'tS.
By virtue OF decree rendered IN the Gboy,
,St {. ute, a the septsnber Term. 1874, o.
NE County Court Of Ohio county, the understRn
% SPse Al Commissioner win, on
SATURDAY, November 81, IsTL,
sel q public auction, Of the mont door OF IN
Court Honse Of Ohio county, nc noytA IalS y
Lot No l0S, Is laid out BY Ebenexsr lana nv v
situate on the east side OF Market Street. IN ~
city OF Wheeling, being the zane proneyt1 ~
sides. ~
TERMs OF sALx-one-thlrd Of The pu,eA,,,
money In hand, and the residue In ea1I nav,
ments IN nine and ei7hteen months with tntSt
est from day OF E.le, the purchaser giving bost
and security for the deferred irstslmenis, and
the title bcirg retained a. further security untl
payment In flll, but With liberty 10 The puscAas
sr 70 pay al o. . greater proportion than one
A. J. CLARKE,
special Commissioner.
Law Once No. u Twelfth 81,
oct9o-eod GEo. A. WIoKHAN. AnetioneeI
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-09
Ne1I0R OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE


rWHEREAs, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
wv in the conditions Of that certain Mortgage,
dated August Il, 1872. wherein Rlihu swisher and
g. Cooper d:o. Rodgers, /. FsircSild and q. q.
Cooper: ~6opartnsrs u 9. I g: Cooper" are mort
gaSesg, made, executed and delivered by said mort
ns
gut 1sss, 4 one o'clock ~ in BOOB :4' Of
Aostgege Deeds, On page: ~ md be0, andin which
lowing 9crtbed tracts rand parcels OF land lying
and being in the County Of stearns and State Of
Aiapesot: tow. quarter
@ ic. QUARTER quarter a III
Sa osssnse Ro S
to- e sss
thsrewih made By aid Siih1 sxisSer and pa yaSi s
TO the order Of o. q. Cooper Co., one for $7s7 80,
duo six months after date the other for 1926 Co., due
after maturity at ton pm ooat.-per annum, and by
express terms authorizes and empowers tho said
mettsakees their heirs! executors administrators
mortgaged premises at public auction and convey
the same to the purchaser, in fee simple, agree
ably to the statute in such cases made and pro-
yided and out of the monies arsing from such sale to
retain the principal and inteiest then due on said
notes and mortgage, with all costs and charges and
also the sum Of fifty dollars as attorneys fees, in
sum cf money or interest, OF part thereof, when
payable ~ Aforesaid. +
And whereas, the said notes and mortgage were
duly sold, endorsed, transferreti assigned and de
Mvered before maturity by said mortgages unto the
Knox County National Bank of M,unt Vernon, Ohio,
aud the instrument Of assignment of said mortgage
was duly recorded in theoce ofts Registerof Deeds
in and for said stearns county OF the I'd day Of
March A. D. 1874, at o'clock P. i. in Book "a" of
Assignments and Agreements ,ages 1896 and 1906 4
- And whereas, there is claimed be due and is due
at the date hereof upon said motel and mortgage the
sum ofseventsen hundred and frty-one dollars, and
proceedings have been had at law or otherwise for
the recovery of said sum any IArt ofths same;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue Of the power of sale said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided said mortgage will be forecosed, by sale
Of the said mortgaged premises at public auction to
the highest cash bidder the Sheriff Of said county
Of stearns, at the front door of the Court House,
in the city Of st. Cloud, in said steal county on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
1874 At two O'Clock in the afternoon, to satisfy the
sum CLAIM to be due aforesaid and interest and
COSTS and expenses sale including
said 5000 attorneys fees. ,.. ... . .
KNOX COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF MOUNT
VERNON, OHIO, Assignee of Mortgages.
L.W. COLLINS, GEO. GEISSEL.
Atty. Sheriff of Stearns Co., MIN.
no< L. A n
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M10CELLANEOUs ITEug.,

01oCe11ANEOUB lTE1Ss4.
esz-aosham uses million postal cards Per,
meath.
Tire solvent power Of petroledm
sAalss i leE n. I. slss.ssipS ef stssl ar.i-,
slss. Il does not become rancid or gummy,
- Il the case With other oils. 49,.
"A Brooklyn girl Of siEv sunnerso ssSs
he reason the man On tAssasws frs1t i6nsis
ssrrsney looks - mad, Is because h., il
: :s, e. !: : go 't..P in.t.@a' q
-Tvslvs hundred different shades .re
- The lises u glove inports 10. Hsw a.
ssy ses 1907 = l. y. &c. ssa siysa n soma
q sh1l3 EzSGlJsfszJtda sa1sssse,.s.S..
Ass do the, get 80 many sh.dss. ,t.na
vA'r' Do they hed th e' A ss.psss 10 ..-~..
-Tsssinsay Of liquor G51Rlssf a~ihda ~is
ssksd .here eesdasHlfSk tssaass So
ss..d: 1T 7ss.'' s;Sfd liquor sine..aslsx1s
ia enough. At Wholesale and retail; sSsSdoI
- not ysssss6sstssxa ID 10 10y IL INV &
asa there 10 Any good whisky, Thefs II
..,., 'Tsssa sY hsas good . .,a',Iisff or;;
nsa "a. drink - . beverage" r..
The powsf tka nky III In 1 word is
6Asw1,s two bz1sfAssss srittsssby TSns5-
mad to . lady acquaintance. On the
doth Of her husband he wrote simply,
IA, ssdsnsl" The sympathy he, felt
~ fsAy oppressed. Soon after hs heard
q IL lsdy's new nssrisgs, and wrots.
'oa, nsdanst" Indignant :surpr1ss
oesA ~ hsvs bssa more sloqusauy mag
Ubots1,
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ROTATO SETS AND PLANTING.

l Have f.issd potatoes for seven year,
psat, from seta cot eleaar eash year.
Wsssduestsd 70 p1Snt three or four
good sized posstoss ina hill; and : Of
sossss my prejadiees ran in thas@ WY
VIZ ps'.sss.a g 81. ths cutting pko
and have followed it ever since. My
psaesies sov IL to s,t q peer - posi-
BE 70 single eJss, add plsat thssa,ny
'svs 'h's. s..ssap j. e.: ,. i u: Iorornt2
iashss inrthsssewv.a o. My.,'sseetssssn.Ass
~, s,s.s.r iioee ) i.dspti.ss tliso pl.a,
THAI before. WbafeL IL ewsntaslAiaa
growing potatoes - well a. everything,
ssss, - e AAxatA4 ezo,ad .seseoa ees-.
ais'ee, RlsatEa ksAa Nktx haasd sadisIii1isl;
he sssssss.y attention Afterwards For
''''' ye.n P Psat 1;s!sse ls 4 thar halfAs
sss, I havs sold ssekspsisssb>us 100.
sshss '~DassasitSs u>ns'lfi,bssssi4y in
~ family and rsee.vlnk ..e.sh for
seed. ,.!TAaaa1sav aes.E psstsl iioss
b.sAsl 111sk u E:sly Res.e and ID !" Bng. e.
Aso 6ssdlinss, and dug of essb kidd
u i..lslssA AZ 1 mi r. .lp y i'6a,
Hsvs bsss IN The habit of cutting ny
I'D, ~ wanted p .plaest spdcha.a se
ssess's about it, terminating; thiStg
however, i stess ghsa !: psssteF 10 eass. .
few days before using, 20 that they may
become glazed. Of al the varieties I
have tried l prefer the Early Rom, 1sdV
ths slsbanviiis p)sss'soasti sls,ssa4A r.:
ri: New Horzasa.ssa Y b. . - !: '':%.54 =,
Dol.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

The greatest b gain in real estate ever
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thirty Years. Experience OF an old
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

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WAY WILL YOU
SUFEER1

TO all persons suffer.
ing from Rheumatism,
Neural kis, Cramps in the
limbs or STOMACH, Bill.
lious Collie, Pain in the
back. bowels or aide, We
would say, THE BousL-
HOLD PANACEA and FAMI-.
LIZ LINIMKNT is of all 9TH
srs the remedy you want
for internal and external
use. It has cured the
above complaints in
thousands of cases.
There is no mistake
about it. Try it. Sold
by all Druggists.
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