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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

BRITISH POLICY TOWARD CUBA
A DISPATCH FROM THE ANTI-srAvERY SOCIETY I'D
LORD DERBY - MEMORIAL IN FAVOR OF
FRIENDLY MEDIATION PREsESTED-REPLY OF
LORD DERBY.
LONDON. Wednesday, June 2, 1879.
The deputation from the Anti-slavery Society,
comprising Sir r. Bales, p Taylor. Corbett,
Peasc, Knnard and Evelyn Ashley all members OF
Parliament yesterday evening, presented memorial
TO Lord Derby urging on the Government the uu'y Vi
taking decisive steps by way Of friendly mediation
TO bring about an equitable termination OF the war In
Cuba and the abolition Of the slave trade.
Mr. Ashley said as the United States had relnqushed
the idea Of aunexing Cuba its good office might be reed
on 10 support this NOV ement.
Others Of the delegation called attention to the arocl-
ties in the COoie traffic.
Lord Derby replied that the Government had no right
to interfere in the cooie question. An assertion made
nv the memoriasts that the Cuban war was
fast eliminating in favor OF the insurgents WAS
he said at least premature. He did not thihk
Spain would view any proposal OF media
ton favorably She would doubtless answer:
1--WE first finish the Carliss, then we shall nave all
our forces disposable for finishing the war in Cuba"
At the same time, continued Lord Derby the British
Government would be very glad to avail itself OF any
prospect that was offered to putting an end
to the existing state Of things In
Cuba. The emancipation OF slaves would
no doubt later be accomplished. Tie
slave owners arc aware of this and only fighting for
continuance of the present system He believed that
emancipation could not be accomplished by
itself, form part OF com
pete scheme for the pacifcation of the island
The present time, therefore, was not favorable for Eli
gh interference He believed the United states had no
desire TO annex Cuba hut at the same time the American
Government and people would receive any attempt OF
England to interfere between Spain and Cuba with con-
siderable suspicion and be apt to put wrong construc
ton upon il.
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OBITUARY..
THE HON. BELLAMY sTORER


The Hon. BelIamy Storer died last night in
Cincinnati ut the venerable age OF 80. Mr. storer was
born in Portland, Me, and graduated at B"wcoh
College, Removing Cincinnati at the age OF Il, lie
became q lawyer, and took prominent part IN
nolitics He WAS n member Of Congress from 1885 TO
1897 and was Presidential eector the Polk ticket III
Cont in Cincinnati and was also professor in the Law
College of that city. Judge storer was an aoie 1lilSt
and Possessed extensive know ledge or puDnc dhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
PRIZE SHOOTING AND DOG SHOW Ar WATER
TOWN.

WATERrowS, N. Y, June 1.-The field sports
and contest for the prizes Of the New York State Asso
citation for the Protection OF Fish and Game began at
tbe River Park this morning, with rife and pistol
shootipg bench show for dogs and the State trap shot
Eghtyfour men entered for the state shot under Cap
sains Kock and eilsby shooting At Il yards ten piFds
sash from Parker's and plunge traps silsbys aide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
From Mr.. J. Disco,

No 2Ss East Twenty thirdst, How'Ycrs
The deafness which you effected in my case ~
proved permanent and highly satisfactory In every rPse
Your restored my hearing completely and e
solely TO your skin and ability that instead Of being se
man. enjoy the blessing Of perfect hearing though am nov
81 years of age j. birV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Count G.. de La Rochefoncauld,
Secretary Of the French Legation at 80 n.emo
las Hot,CH Commissioner OF Customs ana COM
moiore Lewis O. sartor, u =. NavyIgm 1re,e Ho 9
Robert Carr President Of the kansas Paeinc ~
many, John IT. u. Iatrobe OF Baltimore III. X pieIsn o.
Albany James W. OF Peekski r. Woodbridge OF
Vermont and Ben Perey Holman HouseM Han
Of Philadelphia and Col Charles Tracey Albany
Lieut. Louis Kingsley, IT, g. Navy GIssg House MaitheW
Hale Of Albany James Hoe-Richard Vanx OF pilaneI
mia U,tropofftdn Hots-Senator John ii. selkreg OF
ithaca Matchmaker Commander Henry wilson u .
Nav lbsmdrLe H0tsl-Co W. w. sanders, u. y Army,
and Chief Engineer J. w. King u. s. Navy Hurterdnt
Hoss-Frank Mayo Clarendon HoteLGen X Lepoh Banks
of Albany Coleman HOuse-Gen. J. Z. Robinson OF Bing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
From His Honor Judge B. q. Bixhy,
No. 119 Lexington ave, New.York.

No. 119 Lexington ave, Eew.York.
cheerfuly furnish my testimony Of Dr. Hghhle ssin m
Catarh he effected radical and perm
my case after Of the most eioosed
ply sicans had nay failed. His method OF Treatment,
thorough philosophical that will commend se toeyey
sufferer as soon as demonstrated B. u. Bkbr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

AGNEW. THOMAS R., formerly of 200
~ t;reenwichst has bought out the original SKEAl
AMFKICAN AND CHINA TEA CONTAIN \, no; ~ Neesey,
ar The oldest Tea In America Mr. AtiNEM mas ph
one OF the successful IN ana Ie pubic
can depend on always literally dealt with py
Teas CoTees, and Groceries nom THOMAS r. AGNEW, 81
Vesey-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
CATARRH AND DEAFNESS.

Dr. LIGTHILL takes pleasure and pride In presenting 70
the consideration Of intelligent public few specimens OF
the numerous testimonials Of which no has received IN
the course Of his practice om well known gentlemen whose
social standing and high cannot fail to inspire public
confidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
From Right Rev. 7. F. Hendricken,
Bishop Of Providence r. 1.


Mt DEAR DIR. IIGHTmLL: Permit me 70 thank yoo 49,
heartily your kindness to the sisters our convent
expectation when consulted you Slater Dominican e
ness you could quickly her back 70 her
but better than before For shs
for your successful treatment Of my own Deafness
recommend you surgeon and ply sician thorsasnv
compshed In those departments Of medicine 10 VINCE -
practice.
Very truly and very sincerely yours,
TT. HENpRIcKEN, Bishsp u PsSs'<ss~
en- q. m. to y. ne bis sesces
pvxn ~swxaV0v VvAm -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

The Masonic procession will march down
South Flfthave Canalst, and thence TO BALDWIN the
Clother g. corner OF Broadway, thence up Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HuDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
o. 87o. Noon. 7lo. .9p.m, 1872 Midnight or
Highest during the day, 73o. Lowest OF.
Average $40 Same day, 1874 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

"BALDwIN's MONTHLY is among the most
interesting periodicals the day The June nunoer contains
very infer, sting article from welknOwn pen, on Inc
Mystic Order" The entire paper is excellent BALDWIN the
C.otber is editor and publisher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
iAnnOuncements.l
BuRNErr's CocoAINE prevents hair falling

DR.. LYoN's ToorH TABLETS. The best dem
thrice for travellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

LAMPLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
feyer bousnes smallpox, skin diseases and many other
sring and summer ailments sold by Chemists thIOOghOut
liz world and the Maker ll3 Holbornh London England
substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
Avorn CosTIyE HABIT OF BoDY, not only

81 the attending discomfort but lest it engender dis
eases involving serious consequences Dr. JAMES eh
RVS pm are either Laxative CaTthartc according Ia inc
and may be depended upon produce healthy seereuos
of the Liver and Stomach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

on the occasion Of great celebration II VIII be very Deeo
ing and appropriate 10 continue tine uniformity IN
OF the craft now have tho " nNVA hAi.
stores No 2i2 broadway and Firth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE UNION OF MAssACHU-
SETS.
LOWELL, Mass, June 1.-The annual Conven-
ton Of the Massachusetts, Catholic Total Abstinence
Union il in session here There 100 societies In the
state, with $3.50 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
LORD g. TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie.

FURTHER INDUCTION n CAhFhI- -, -. a, -, -
Administers 81 - 80 90 Wlons $5 20 70 % oV
VeIyets -. Body Brussels, 81 10 "a 81 o.
American Tapestries, g. Three phys, II 20 M ,
Incrans all wool Soc, worth 81 MalthSs zOc. up"su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

FIRST DAY OF THE EXAMINATIONS AT WEST POINT
-CoNFIDENCE or THE CADETS IN THEIR ABILITY
TO PASS THEM-HoNoBs TO DISTINGUISHED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
A Colorado Stock Farm.

The Colorado Farmer gives an account
Of the stock farm Of Col. W. 7. Holt, in
Ebert county, Colorado, The Colonel
controls q tract Of land soma twenty
miles square, The land is thickly coated
with buffalo and gramma grasses. There
is also abundance Of water.
The stock nov on the place consists Of
5000 Mexican and grade Merino sheep;
ITO Merino rams, from Vermont; 1900
cows IS Short-hoFn bulls; 600 steers and
40 horses. The place is able to sustain u
much larger stock, Last year only three
quarters Of / per cent Of the sheep were
lost, aud % per cent Of the lambs were
raised.
The sheep and cattle arc grazed on diff
ierent portions Of the farm. There are
four cabins, from three to five miles apart,
with corrRls for the shOpherds aud the
sheep, Col. Holt is gentleman Of cduca-
ton and wealth, formerly OF Maine, He
has associated with him two friends in
this business enterprise,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
Personal.

ATENEssEE bridegroom Of II presented
his bride, aged 10, with $4,000 rs n mar.
riagc gift, last week.
A MAN in Massachusetts,, who was
stopped OH The rOad the other day BY n
highwnyman, had the satisfaction Of dis.
covering long.lost brother in the foot.
pad.
A DETROIT man tried On pair Of
handouts the other morning, Nnd found
himself compelled TO wear them nearly
two hours before the officer who had the
key in his pocket could be found.
TnE veteran stage-lriycr Of Vermont
is William billings, Of Woodstock, who
has pursued that occupation III different
parts Of Windsor county since 1s2O--a
period Of forty-stx years.
ONLY $500 invitations were issticd for
President MOCNtahon's bail In Paris tlis
year. 10 accommodate the guests the rooms
Of the Elysee have been expanded by
structures outside, which will open into
the several bathrooms.
ADoCroR'swiie attempted to move him
by her tears. "Ahp said he, "tcars are
Useless. have analysed them they CON
tain little phosphate Of lime some
chloratc Of sodium, and water"
If any young lady wants to estimate
the value Of Nevada Jones as possible
widowcr, all she has 10 do is To work out
this little problem in the rule Of three
"As Senator Jones A years is to his wife's
Is years, 30 is his $2b,OOO,OOO to the
answer"
Mn. lfEATltERtSruN, Of licllairr, who
is now worth SS0OOOO, forty years ngo
bought on trust mule and three acres
Of coal land. lie has mdlc's head
craven on the door step Of his fine house as
his coat Of nrms.-Gu Guernsey Times.
TIE following speech Of young
French girl to her mother shows the way
in which some presents change hands
MAMMA, do you remember the lovely
bohdbunnierc that Marguerite Boussy
sent me, and that l sent afterwards to
Marie Dupfe2 Welt Marie Duprc
must have given IL to Alice Toufnicr, for
Alice has just presented 10 me"
TIE wife Of a fisherman in scats
borough, Me-, Is supporting herself and
NwN 1iIi1a nhillfnn I,y diVri,,. ,Io,,,. ,t,,s
ing the winter, Her husband in October
dug about u load Of clans, and sct ont |
for Portland. lilo sold his load and or.
dcted his groceries, when he WA arrested
on nm execution for debt, lie was told
that he might ship on board OF a vessel
bound for South America, and give m
order for his wages, OF he must 60 to
prison, Rather than bear the stigma Of
being a jail.bird, hO chose to leave his
family to the tender mctCies Of the world,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
Candidates for tho I'cnitentIary.

It has rCcntly COME to our notice that unphnCi-
pied p1sOns In various actions Of the country phuI
onIiRg Lslicf tAa. neTe hal-oirs in tAS bGSi-
RItJI have bUn mutilaliRR Uur Almanac In such q
manner a to call for tho lOulcst condemnation by
all COOL CltiACns on all who have IN any degree
Nn guilty VI this crime; and WhilJt some II thnni
ART satisfied With simply passing them through the
mall It Is lamenlabl0 70 fear that (amOng Otheal
parties with large ppleRSOhs IN grntilty ArO In
dulging In the mean, low, vulgar practice Of display
Ing thCsu mutilQtII engnYngs bordering on thu
lowest degree u Olrpnllyl IN the common walks VI
life, We now, therefore, give this word Of warning
10 whom II may ConrGrn, that We wIlbpnascut9 all
persons, whether triunl Vt loe, who lnm this dAtu
will display, IN any mIRgtT ThaiSOcIvF rhttkeT "
jokc oFGihririie, thCse Questionable mutiatel en-.
cravings and rs conviction In such Cass will anIl
the offender IN tho States Prism for trrmOi yrar,
we feel mHlIcl to give this earnest, friendly word
Of caution.
We may add In conclusion, for the l,enCht d
thurG who have lsel using tho o. y Mail Us q meIlI-
uIn for circulating said Documents, that STEPS have
been taken 10 ferret out thOsa thus OiIendlng COn.
victiOn In such casa by tho General Government
RbleCtlng the criminal 10 penalty d from two Il
Ave yCans 10 the PGnllcnilaTy,
IIOsTETTRR & SMTTlI.
PITTSBURGH, Jau. %, 1915. icG-eo,iAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

Tue rise in gold which has Causedsuch
furry during the last few days is not
an unmitigated evil. II seems to be pro.
duced by two causes, one an unexplained
continental demand, which has drawn
largely on the stock OF bullion in the Bank
Of England, and second, by the demand
here for United States sccurittA, which
had to be obtained from abroad and tlls
gold paid for them. 1t is probable this
explains the outflow Of gold from Eng
land and the corresponding shipments
from this country to supply the vacuum,
As this process is one Of debt paying on
our part,ft is not to be regretted. An.
other result oft advance is 10 stimulate
the exports Of produce from this country,
and thus aid in the rO-cstablishmcnt Of
the equilibrium. The fact that the Bank
Of England Directors have made no
change in the rate Of discount shows that
the financial Judgment there il that the
furry will be Of but short continuance.
The home demand for Government sc.
curiiics, which has been unusually brisk
since the middle Of January, indicates
that much Of the money then received rs
dividends has sought these bonds for in.
vcstment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

"TANNIN' Is II plant which grows wild
throughout the West, and cnn be oh.
tanned almost as cltcaply as prairie hay
II will grow anywhere, where The seed is
sown, and when once started seeds itself
like other weeds. Experiments lately
made in Iowa, in tanning leather by the
nsc Of this plant instead Of bark, show
surprisingly successful results. The time
CONSUMED In the tanning process was ex.
nctly three weeks, md the profits per hide
Amounted 10 81 45. When Il IL consid-
erel TINT the leather interest Ia the second
III Importance In the United States that
the Eastern States produces stVeh-eightlE
Of The leather made, and that The West
furnishes most Of the hides, paying the
transportation both ways, the Importance
Of The discovery to that section Of the
country may be Inferred. The cost Of
tanning by this process IL shown by the
experiments named to he less than half
that Of the ordinary method.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Oi deed Of trust mAd0 and executed
by John 4, Courtney anl Elizabeth Courtney BIZ
wife a. the undersigned trustee bearing date the 2lst
day VI OClObGT AID, 1874 aud TeCOnlad In the Clerks
otllCu Oi the County Court q Qhl9 county, West
Virginia, In Died Gf EruIt A0Ok No 7IRRis Ma.
4is and ~, will All Al Public Auction Ut tho
fTUnI door Of Tho COuut lIOuSS VI the Elll Ohio
county, In tho city Of WheOllnV, on
THURSDAY, The lith day Of March, 1875,
Beginning al 10 O'Clock A. N. Of said day, tbs iOl-
Or parcel u ground situated on Woods Run, In Ohio
county, West Virginia, about lhrcO-quaFtan VI q
milo from GrUggSYllls aud bounded a folloWE COm
nVnCing nj stake COTnGT " Isaac u Kelly and
tho smith farm, and running thence North 90 W.
90 llOl iOTtyshix and lilo poles 10 stake on WOOA
Hun; thence down EAid run y, 49, W. "a V-l0O)
LhTty-lOuT and 0lO0 poles N stake; thence $, 80
T. ~ 4l.l00) iUFly-SOVen and Hl00 poles " RAake;
thence n, 27Ao i, W 2s-l0Ol twelve and 9S.l0O
poles 10 stake; thence 62ISa u. (2i l.l0) twenty.
ono and i-l0 poles thence N, 6io no B-tOO) niue
tGCn aud s.OJ poles 10 tho plAnO VI leglnnug, CUl-
tanning eleven HcrCs, two FOOdS aud eighteen PER.
GhCs, With All improvements RM appOrtenancOs
thGrGunlO belonging, lelng all tho ElmO property
which WIS conveyed to tho nlld John T, Courtney
by lle,sl Of William y. llubllrl, SPECIAL Commits.
EiOneT, bearing even date with tho above mentlOnOl
de'l 0i trust and frCOrIlCd Ia DCcl Hook No, %,
pagD No, 40.
TRIMS Oy SALR-OHG- Third Of Tho purchase mon.
Oy In IaS on tho day VI sale, and tho residue In two
equal payments At six and twelve months, with In
tGTtal from day Of sale, and deed Oi trust u b.
given by ille purchaser 10 secure hU deferred Ray.
mgnts. Selling as Trustee will convey tho title
which Il Yustel In me- by tho aid deOl Of trust.
iS J, Il, nIlLIAPY, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

LAST year the earning Of the Maine
Penitentiary, derived from the manufac'
turo OF carriages, harness, boots and
shoes, amounted to S2s,OlO 81, while the
expenses for the same period were $780,.
OA So, leaving u balance against thu
prison Of 1855 50. Even this small de,
iicicncy would not have occurred but fol
the burning OF the carriage workshop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

TnE American Newspaper Advertising
Agency Of Geo. +. Rowcll 4 Goa New
York, L. the only establishment Of the
kind In the United States which keeps
itself persistently before the people by@l-
tMiiiag in newspapers. They evidently
receive their reward, for We have il from
n reliable source that advertising orders
issued by them fct their customers have
exceeded three thousand dollars a day
since the commencement Of the year, and
@i' Is not a good Year. or advertising either
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

TIE coinage Of silver under the net
which promises resumption Of specie
payments in 1870 has already actively
commenced. Last month the philadcl-
plia mint turned ont 022,3OO half dollars,
800 quarters and 100000 dimcs--in all,
l,9720OO coins, not 10 mention 100000
pewter GyO cent pieces and l,lSO,OOO
minute bits Of coppers, called cents. No
date has yet been fixed for the redemption
Of fractional currency. It would tend to
the stability Of commercial transactions
II the Secretary Of the Treasury would
hereafter state what portion Of his coin
balance consists Of gold and how much
is made up Of silver tokens. The latter
are not available for payment Of interest
IN the public debt or Tho settlement Of
balances in our foreign trade, except M
bullion, and they ought to he mentioned
by themselves in any Inventory Of the
contents Of the treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
MIR. Goods Remarks on IIe
Louisiana Question.

CmAnLEsroN, january so, 1875.

CHARLESTON, January 80, 1875.
have long been reader Of your pa
per. We differ in politics, but | admit
that II IL conducted with fairness and
conspicuous ability, aud that II wiClds u
powerful influence In this State.
Honr recent comment upon tho Louis.
lana debate does marked injustice to one
Of the Delegates FROM your county-Air.
Good. lie Is gentleman Of character
and capacity, and has acquired n stand
Ing md n personal influence in this body
Of which your people may well bo proud.
] have known him only Il short time, and
therefore Judge him by the record which
he has made for himself in this House.
| heard every word he uttered in that
debate, and you have InisapprCllGndeGl
him. You place him before The public
M having said that posterity would honor
the assassin Of Grant and Sheridan,
whereas what he did say was In sub.
stance this: That II Grant followed
out to their logical result the views Of
Sheridan, us the press has reported these
views, our government would speedily de-
generate Into q personal despOtism but
the American people were 80 opposed
to tyranny that they would accord I'M
mortal glory to him who would Stay the
lsurpGr.
don't pretend to give the language,
hut merely the Impression left upon ny
mind, anil upon the mind Of others with
whom ! have convcrscll. You will Oh.
serve the question was, first, will Grant
indOrsG Sheridan ? and, second, II he does,
will the people indorsc Grant, Mr.. Good
predicted that the President would rcpn-
liatC his Lieutenant, because the tone Of
Shcri,lans dispatch shocked every Amer.
lean instinct.
! trust you will print THE, in justice 10
a gentleman who represents and who has
been indOrscd by large number Of your
rCntGrs. -.
~ DEMocErc MEMBER OF THE HOUSE or
DELEGATES,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

Tue Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
puny has Issued regulations prohibiting
profanity and loaGng about stations by
its employees, and has already discharged
several at Chicago Junction, near Havana,
in Huron county, for violation Of the
order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
MARTINS FERRY
Corporation Bonds for Sale,

The unlcnlgnHl, agent for tho Incorporated VII
lage u Martins Ferry, Ohio, OaTs lnT sile Bonds
OF said village " tho amount Of eight thousand
dollars lSs,OlOl, ThOaG Bonds ATO the only Outa
OlhrSl by said village; bar Interest Rt tho nate VI
eight pcF cont pGr anlunl, payable annually, and
are iSsllNl IN amounts Is low Vi One Hundred Dol.
lan, They nrs AulhGriLcd by OrdnanCU, passed
December 5, 1874. TothOsa having money tOinVeat,
they alIlrl d Nle aud profitable security.
For further Information inqulT0Gl
J. ". BUCKINGHAM,
Eag Marina Ferry nhIn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The chlllsclF when tCeihlns- 70 relieve Infanl.
nation Of tho Gums, To allay InCaalnGau 10 0uIeI
Collie lhlns 10 promote Sleep, lOCllrU Summer Com.
palni This wO consider ono Of tho most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept IN Tie family when tho chill.
dFen nTr cutting their teeth We are selling thou.
sands Of OltlCsi aINl lMvG To hear tho inst parSO
Ely II "a not all we recommend II 10 h.
MOTHERS, have yOu Il ilckiy, tcrthiRg b1hd that
TURNS tho IIOullS Of MOTT when you ~ long lGr
naD Into OnG lONll, WEARY DAYTIME VI wORRI-
MINT and CAnEf Crv-Crg- CrR--ull day and all
night Ong2 II yUti lmvO, iiaeH 10 ToGtSni, 10 con.
yintpd, hclidlc III bngrr-a PRH drops Of INPANt
SwEET, RRPHESIIiNu SLEEp will take the RllcI NJ
w4kEvUl. supPKHISu. PrCuN nj once a bottle.
Sold by hll Druggists and
LAUGlllIN' BROS. 4 CO, PrupretOrs,
Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

QUEsrIoN FUR A DEBATING society,"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
DIED.

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months, sou Of William and Ada Dan,
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