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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

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The s44.ooo.ooo.
Irrom The Now York Timou Of Monday.l

IFkJA4 bae ANOW AVA \ A44e1u VI Ak0uUuyI
The situation OF Warrington remains
unsettled, as 1t probably will continue to
be for some time to come. The changes
since the previous week are "a ths dlrec-
ton Of Free Banking fqrthe accommoda!
ton Of the South md West, and Of The
full measure Of S4OO,OOO,OOo GreenbachS
for the accommodation Of the Treasury.
II the Chairman Of Ways and Means In
the House may be considered our "Chan.
cellor OF the Exchequer,a we.are 10 have
no increased taxAtion, and no increase Of
the Funded Stocks Of the United States.
ne Will insist upon bringing the Ex-
penditures Of the Government within the
present Resources Of the Treasury. and
the latter, with few unimportant changes,
he would leave, % under existing laws,
subject, Of course, to the etects OF the
recent panic, As the corollary Of these
views MIR. Dawes viii carry through the
House the Bill which he has already in
troduced To- TX 400, 900 900 as the au-
thorizeo GteenbAek Circulationa Of the
Treasury which sum 'Wiil no doubt be
Ieached q the close Of the current Fiscal
Year1 aB!egainst $356,OOO 600 ID fhe 30th
OF June, 1873. The difference Of $44 600.
900 will be largely In excess oithe net ID.
crease ofthe Public Debt, which Is now,
ltor seven monthB,) less than $4,000, 900,
but for the remainder II will take the
place Of about $50, 600 900 Funded Stocks,
purchased and Cancelled within the cur
rent Fiscal Year. 9itie7 r lll siziaYse
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In natiOn to be the order of the Day


imitation to be the Order of the Day.
tFrom the Philadelphia Record OF MondSy.l
The fpance question in the Senate ap.
peara to be approaching capitalization.
Senator Cameron has given notice Of his
intention to offer q substitute for the res
olutions before that body, which will
make banking free on the terms and con.
ditions Of the present law, and aholishing
the restrictions on the volume Of national
bank currency. It Is confidently stated
that the measure will succeed. Acorres.
pondent writes Us that 1t Is conceded by
most Senators that "the plan for solving
the financial middle has been for some
days drifting into plan for tree banking, ,
and that initiation will be the order Of the
day" To-day the work will begin and
. severe struggle may be expected. The
influence Of public opinion and the press
has been felt in the Senate. No matter
who or what stands in the way, this fnan.
cial question must be settled promptly
for the relief OF the business Of the coun.
Try, and any further delay win destroy
the spring business and entail hardships
upon all classes oi:the people. A strong
feeling OF condemnation toward Congress
Is already maniiesting itself on account
OF the dilatory action Of that body upon
this subject. a-
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THR question Of emigration isconsid-
cred blythe German government one Of
the most important questions before it.
The German emigration within the last
few years has, reached unprecedented
figures. From 1889 to 1889 the average
number of German emigrants was only
$4,000; and from 1866 to 1869, 107, $40.
The number in 1879 rose to $4,000, and
the number for the first half of the year
just past Is greater than that for the
corresponding half Of the preceding year.
Thefehas been in consequence great
dearthJ Of agriculture, and other laborers,
and the government considers it import.
altto put an endto the wholesale exodus,
and the resulting loss to the country oil
both labor and capital The losses to
Germany by the. emigration Of the last
few years are believed to have been
greater than those caused by the Franco.
German war. What remedies it Is pro-
posed to adopt in order to check the
exodus, we do not know, but there would
seem to be none 80 reasonable and eff
tectusl as to give 10 the people, II practi-
cable, the opportunities Of obtaining the
means Of life; and the political and social
privileges which induce them to come
to'this country.
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ThE!verS aGISAtS and cmihcinG way
thAs ~ Washington apthoritiea have thus
far conducted the rerenchment, concern.
ing which 80 huch eloq1ence has been
expended since December, Is atltting butt
Tor taatree Words shsNe been plentiful,
but practical evidence, Of intent scarce,
Selecting as text the tecent discharge Of
one female copyist the New York 9ti6tne
levels the. following bit OF irony at the
dispariiyhetweensthea pretensionS.in dulg.
edsAas tAsex!sps tOhEAsiah. they ase carr
II TSsy f66Hd Ri Il eiR{SEtoi BBsapss fAt.l
ments 1nothe 11fice Of the Filth Auditor
She has been there all the. time While
the American people were waiting for
her TO be produced; while. Congress
wrung It's hands and walled that she
could not be discovered, and while
fierce and eager committee went prancing
through alli the Departments With teles.
cope and microscope, shot.guns and fish.
ing tackle, hunting for her as the Senate
tob6 SindicSted there he sst ii lie Il.
terror Department, in the office of Filth
Auditor Ella, on high stool at a desk,
calmly and deliberately sticking the LIE.
blood Of the Republic-if we may be al
lowed the expression-and daily running
the natiou 5daeper and deeper inldebt,
She Is female copyiCt. AS such she has
been drawing pay. She Is the only per-
son IN The civil service Of this great and
wth0 Thiaklot ito IhomehtS orsit you
nave nave plenty Of Tine, fifteen or twenty
mements-tn an dhe departments III
Warrington only one supernumerary, and
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dt. Y. addresses all those who have injured
llRbitg, which ruin both body and mind, unAttifp
hem for either business, study, society or mar.
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r
How EoNa no SLEEP.-The fact is,
that as life becomes concentrated, and its
pursuits. more eager, short sleep and early
rising BECOME impossible, and we take
mSgs eeausS NJ want more. Six hours
sleep wiz do very well for mason OF
bricklayer, Or any other man who has no
exhaustion but that produced by manual
labor the sooner he takes it after his la
Dor isover the better. But for the man
whose labor is mental, the stress Of work
is on his brain and nervous system, and
for him who Is tired in the evening with
day Of mental application, neither
"early to bed nor early to rise" Is whole
some. BE keeps letting down to the level
OF repose. 80
active use Of the brain and his retirement
TO bed the better his chance for sleep and
reireshment, To him an hour after mid
night Is probably as good Is two hours be-
fore It, and even then his sleep will not
completely and quickly restore him as It
will his .neighbor who Is physically tired
H9mdsenov only 10 to- Bed later, but lie
longsE,a Ass best sleeR iprobably lliesjn
the early morning hours, when all the
negsohBexCitem t'hRs passed away, ind
heIjis IN absqlpts Fanoo 20 aeal
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DIED.

DUNGAN.-on Monday morning, February
10, 1874, ct ~ O'Clock, Of Typhoid Pneumonia,
MARaARETT4, daughter OF Abel 3. and JemimS
DUNCAN, In the Goth year Of her age.
Funeral from the residenceo OF her parents, No.
I02 Eighteenth street, on Wednesday morning
at 9 O'Clock. The remains will DO taken to
Trenton, Ohio, for intFmept.
ECKHARDT.-on Monday, February IS, 1874,
at O'Clock P. Il, Of Typhoid Fever, GEoEGR s.
EcKHARDT. aged IS years.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, No.
1876 Main street, on Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
MENDE1-on Monday, February ls, 1874, at
10 O'Clock A, NJ, LIZZIE j., wife of g. Ed. Mendel.
Funeral will takc place from the residence OF
her husband, on 18th street, Wednesday after.
noon at 2 o'clock. Friends OF the family arc in.
vIted to attend.
MILToN.-on Monday, February l6, 1874, at
her residence, 1901 Marker street, Centre Wheel.
Ing, Mrs. LYDIA MUTTON, In the list year OF her
age. -,
Funeral from her late residence this CwedneS.
day. morning Of O'Clock. Friends OF the faml.
lyare invited to attend.
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TnE penslon agents In, some parts 0

The pension agents in some parts OF
the country make a nice penny in their
disbursement Of the $30,OOO,OOO per an
mum in pensions. The law fixes their
salary at $4,000, with $4,000 for clerk
hire and rent, and allows them thirty
cents Tor every voucher. This latter fee
sometimes amounts to q much larger
sum than the salary itself. A report to
Congress; recently made, shows that the
total paid to pension agents since 1869 ID
$tas7OOQ n one man in Massachusetts
BaS fsceiSed $iS.o 600 4 year since 1870.
The work Of these agents is usually OF a
very leisurely character, and there is no
good reason given why it should be paid
for twiceACnce BY sslary, and again by
fee. tits asserted in the House that pen.
slons can just as well be paid directly by
the treasury, through drafts, as though
the intermediate agency Of local officials,
and million dollars per annum be saved
by the operation.
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] % I'D ,9,g tia1 % q DON allNl
Iss o. ts9 Iog -a.r,ia 4 90
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INA RIM FOR SALE.

b, i d
1ofTer for sale the Farm on which / now - =,
reside, situated In Marshall county, W. Va some
three miles from the limits OF the city or Wheel.
Ing, on or near tho F0irmont Pike, containing
l05 acres Of ltstclass land, nearly all Of which
Is In dne state OF cultivation. The improve.
ments arc all Of the best, consisting OF o Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
eonyeniences needf1l, "A large cistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water Is need.
ga. There Is also large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
Bile room for HorbOs and twenty head OF Cattle:
Wagon Houle, Com CRIB, Brick smoke House,
Chicken Huuse, and . good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms: With Churches and School
House within ehort distance. The said lGndis
well watered,. and a nevorlailing we'll st the
barn. There is q good Vineyard OF Catawba and
Concord Cranes, and q large number Of tho best
selection Of Emit Trees In full bearing, consist
ing Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, ,Plums, Cherries
and Quinces, With almost ali the frat Quality Of
small tutt grown IN this part Of tho country.
ANY person deslriug good homo near TO the
city nt. W heeling, where they can prOHtAbly dis.
P9se q whatever they may raise for the market,
VIII DO well TO call on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
la1-d&W .l.... N. T. WAYNAN.
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~ Vice, that Dreadful and destructive bShI,
which annually sweeps TO an unttmOly RFSvS
Thousands OF Young Non OF the most erSltsS
talent and brilliant intellect, who might othes
wise have entranced listening penAtOs Win ia
thunder Of eloquenee, or walked TO eestAcy ia
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sTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made by james
Humes and Elizabeth Jane Humes his wife,
dated the First day Of February, 1873, to mo ID
Trustee, and recorded In the office Of tho Conn
" Clerk Of Marshall county, West Va, In Deed
Book No. 20, Folio 149, I shall on
THURSDAY, the G6th day OF March, 1874,
Of the mont door Of the Court House in Marshall
county, Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, offer for sale at pub
lie auction the following described real estate,
mentioned In said Deed Of Trust, bounded and
described rs follows Beginning at q point Of
stake on the line between Mrs. Jane Good and
Mra. 8. L. HildFeth (as surveyed by Waiter @.
Smith, April %, 1871, three hundred feet eaAt oil
the east line OF tho Marshall d Ohio county
plank road, thence 9. s6H degrees g, to o stake
near the top Of the river hill, also corner tolfs,
4sH poles to stake on tho summit Of the Ovid
Ing ridge between the waters Of Boggs' run and
MeMechen,B run, thence N, s6If degrees W. TO q
point or stake three hundred feet C9Q0) cast OF
the east line Of the Marshall d Ohio county
plank road Aforesaid; thence parallel b said
plank road by o straight line to tho place Of be.
ginning. also the plesway, fifteen feet wide, re-
served In Q deed TO James Humes dated septem.
Der 9TH, 1871. The piece OF ground lies in Mar.
shall county and lie part Of the same property
granted 10 Mrs. Susan L. Hildreth by b, Meme.
chen BY deed dated May Sd, 1858.
seS SsS Or sufficient 70 pay $40 and interest on
expenses Of executing this trust, and the bal.
ance In three equal annual ipBtallments with IN.
terest from day Of sale The purchaser giving
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title Is believed to be good, but selling as
Trnstee shall only give such titleaslis vested
inme by said Deed Of Trust. LIN ~ n ~
8. 2. H1LDRETH, Trustee.
WHEELING, Feb. 10, 1874. feiS
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] '''-T3t'3 ..lIl f1-2THI p : = l.lsT7l B3ILI
NJ non Qf-
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TIE stockholders Of the Wheeling
Hinge Company held a meeting at their
Factory yesterday to consider the CUES
ton Of enlarging their works and increas.
ing their production by means oil ad-
ditIon4t machinery. A resolution in ia.
vUr Of thisAtep was unanimously agreed
to and the Directors were authorized to
proceed Immediately with the new i'm
provements. The Company are now in
the midst Of their busy season and are
shipping goods as fast as they can be pro.
duced. They expect to be ready with
their new machinery during the Spring,
Their concern will then be one Of the
most important factories in the country.
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ATENNRssEE paper publishes the lol-
lowing as an iniallibls recipe for destrov-
inga4oRn ~ Hf krsf1 n
"Let all the moneyed mon loan their
money at ten per cent. interest, or invest
in bank stocks, bonds and msrchandise,
instead Of Investing part Of 4 In manu-.
factories, is the best recipe for killing The
groYlp 3 toyRss sTfaB4 BlAGE
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wRLLs-RUssEIL.-on Tuesday morning,
February y, 1874. at 9k O'clock, at the resi-.
dence OF Bishop WhGlan, by Rev. Father sulli-
van. AS. JOHN 3. WILLS, OF Missouri, and Mss
MARY O. RussE1I, OF Ohio.
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Good, RELIABLE Agents wanted everywhere, 70
whom liberal com iRlion9 WI be allowed. n
Eleven TgcketB 81 90, and In each package Oh
II aeagh pEiEO guaranteed. ! ~ sfTl-f -
~ Money should 30 sent byR Registered Lot.
tere, p. Q. Orderor Express. With tho full al.
dress Of the patchAser y plain writing. Order
Is certain 70 proyailAt tho close Of tho 6ohema..
For fnrther information aud partienlars sand
for eircplafst9 Tho Manage and Proprietor,
i sS 3 PC ~ SIMON, ABELEs, - !
fee2W&S&w ''-S LHkvESwoRTH, KANSAS.
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TRU sTEE,s SALE.

By virtue Of Deed OF Trust made BY James
Humog and wife to mo rs Trustee, dated Febru-
aIy il 1871, and recorded In Recorder oflEa Of
MarahRll county, In Deed Of, Trust Book No. %,
Folio 142. ] shall on TUESDAY, the 18th day 81
FSntuafy, isI4, at 10 O'clock a. III proceed TO
county, tho real estate mentioned In said Deed
Terms made kuown on day Of Bale. "a z
jal9 si E8AH. p. HILDRETH, Trustee.
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
dom graduate rom one Of tho most eminent
Colleges IN the United States, and the create
part Of whose Lie has been apent In tho h6spitsis
q lSRaea tSrS tHa and
ever known. Many troubled With FinRing Ia
the head and ears whom asleep, great rervons
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, hashfal
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended Come.
ames With arrangement ofmind, were cured
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AMERICAN WATCHES.

We arc prepared to farnlsh any and evOry
graae or make OF American Watch in gold or
ailyer case, and gbeing constituted Apents in
Wheeling for theit sale, can offer inducenents 70
buyers. Call at18g4 Market street, below N Lure
House, for Watches Clocks, Jewslry, specta.
Vel isis So ~" oxroBy 4 brsp1ptn
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jas0 No lss7 Market s., whecilpr,

nWELIING HOUSE FOR ~
LIZ SALE Oh REMIT ofret for tale IIf
my two story. Brick Dwelling House on w
Wheeling. Tho house % substantially built and
well located, being but two squares from the
Post oflce, There Il hot and cold water Ia
kitchen and bath room; and the entire house Il
covered with tin root, and Is Ia all respects q
desirable property, There IL also on tho rear Of
the 0 good Brick Stable Any one wishing 0
nice, comfortable house, at fair price, would do
vol to exAmine this ono. II not eold by Febru.
airy l6tit will then befnr rent br' sr{ii Rgp1
For further information apply 10 Thomas
OBnen, Real Estate Agent Wheeling, W. Va,
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TIM Baltimore 9 oAlo's chicago e1-

THE Baltimore q ohio's Chicago ex-
tension from Centreton, O., viii be COM
pleted In October II Is almost an air line
between Defiance, OF and Pine, twenty.
tvo miles east Of Chicago, 1854 miles. The
roSd bed has been graded 70 tina. point,
and sixty.tour miles Of track been laid.
AT Pittsburgh the Chicago division viii
ect4i.hthe nnellsYills.diHiaion
Baltimore, which will be brought 172
miles nearer Chicago than New York now
IS, The whole line will be built without
the issue Of q single share ri stock or
bonds, 1JGW g l!pV, ii0Hi 9iiI
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d ~ a. ~ 81 waco ,u
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fit
T. az ting Material. %, '.''

LIZ oRDEa TO QuTT BusMEpB, offer OF the VERY
lowest cash prices oil Of my. stock Of goods,
tools, 90, which are In good order and nearly
new. invite the attention Of Plumbers, Gas
Rolling Mills, and persons contempt fling build,
ing 10 tho above notice. : y n W .fEsl ~
IAlso have light ont. horse WAGON, ilessly
nov, and one cot q single Harness for iale!0l'
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\ ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

At the Store Room Of David F. Schwartz
Main street, Centre Wheeling, will sell from
day to day, the entire stock, consisting OF Hats,
Caps and Notions, at 20 per cent below cost. All
goods not sold at private sale within thirty days
will then be sold at public auction. 49,.
THOMAS MCCORMICK,
.r ARaipnea
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General Notices.

NoTT1IocE- .lss-TI olao
hereby give notice to all creditors and debt
ore OF Dr.. H. J. Wiesel's estate, that, during my
absence from Wheeling, 1authorIzs Mr.. Thoma.
0'Brien, Real Estate Agent, to settle al claims
for and AgAinat said estate. t.T fllIFI
tel4 NMARY L. WIESRL, Adm'x.
Register copy one week, and Arbieter Frteund
four times, and charge this ONCE. 'iT
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oFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street, a
lew doors nom the orner. ~ Fail not TO Oh
eorYe name and number,
HNo letters received unless postpaid, and
containing stamp 70 BIO uB0d on tic roply. Per
sons Writing should state ago and send portion
Of advertisement describing SYSTEMS.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his office.
ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured az this establish
mont within the last twenty years, and The mum
sroTs important Surgical Operations performed
~ ". johnston, Witnessed by the reporters Of
which appeared again and again before the pub
nc, besides his standing As gentleman OF char
e e and responsibility, Is SUFFICIENT guaranty
Skin diseases speedily cured. jAnl7
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MiNT1ILY.-Th fearful eject on the mind i,
much to be dreaded-LoBg OF Memory, ConiuIion
Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Fore6od
ings, Aversion TO Society, Self DistruBt, Loye
O Solitude, Nmidity, &C., aresomo Of the evils
Thousands Of persons OF all ares can now
Judge what 10 tho cause Of their declining health
losing their 'vigor, becoming weak, pale, Het.
vous and ,emlctated, having Q singular appeal.
anse about tho eyes, cough and symptoms Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-18
YOUNG MIN

~ YOUNG MEN r..,
w Mn9 nSye injured themselves By aeetan pras.
learned from evil companions or AZ school III
effects Of (which are lghtly felt, even WHOM SseeS
and u not cured renders marriage ImnposslbIe
aaa dsssIsSEs both mind and body should apply