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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

eeit bem 1. Sannar fab nAtsau
$50 5siIuussa In eisfsn eanee einas
sapssn EsssH @austI an GetSrIaev
linisfhbuae anh Spondulicks.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

0erfuditer Ginbrud.-G mi6iHa.
asnr 9srfad nuret I'd Isbtsr Dcannaas glaAt
ssma&L BEN SiOrt bts prn. abam GlaesE
IN br Waaur SiTdBf, eanIaR1 ~ bRaubsH.
Die Disbs bailtH bGdis BIER eS9n Ia he
Sbars ssbotrt. bic srUB ssuus paE,ri. I'm siasn
Urn bar&iuRsdsa, nilisIii psIasn &c ben IN
nsrsu RisssI sntfrHtH fennisu. Dk 10 Ia.
bsRm f&stnt. partu be Rdubu bur& bic
@drinsria tsuss frauisH RlHbss, bas Ia isHu
Wa&t unrubIs esiperSsH tsar, sHi&m9i.-
S6ass tdB or. GiHssr ben G&urlsH utSt
siII&s "bIaus 8Otnsn" fir itrs RAts bs,abIsu
lcnnte.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

Wit benz Bau bH nsusH bsuif&sH ~.
Iuib. Sispbanus atr&s pIEb % pisIIIt Grua,
ta I'm iOmmtnbsn GriibIabr hr SniaHs taHai.
ssma&t passn loa. unb bsrsIis 81. 800 10 Bic.
fem 3psd unisr,si&nsi lIHb. Das gsbSabs
iOI bic Rotten BON $4,000 uiat itHilsissu,
unb bdtsn fI& msbrns MIisIisbr bsrsIt W-
iidrt. cine Caution htu bic SHmms bon S5,.
GRO iu aslsu. vie gnu COMMITTEE fub CT.
unnnf. be psrrtn @'Cres S6uImty1, %. 9.
9. S&sr, aSUIpb euf&. Saiot eub, Dasib
@sIsr, u. ObISnsn unb 3. 3immumaHn.
ssnsn bic psiitrs Gue'IsssntsttsH IN bitltr
Sa&s tibnIrastn N.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

Gin fredbsr nb.-@atsnh ps. 3.
U. Grii&sv BON eaHiaiisr, ipsIaH ansH Sass-
lsa'eaesH an ea 0a.ssins nHb Dule @isaee
b'lisL ON psrissr Disuaas atsnb sInH os9.
l'ii TN SisSsns psisI biIpobHis, uHh hslFsa
GIsri. pr. Gee 8. 1sfmaH auf sIa1 G&IiiisR.
fatrt bseriHsn mar, ssIaus 20 finsm OssT mst-
rrsn GInbrs&aH In ben eatsu sIn,ubriuesu,
uns saraus fiHa i2 auIbms uuh 30 aIbssus
librsu, nsba sinsr sroBsn anlabI soIbHs Riu.
st ubIIsitsH SuptIsn u. I. ~. I'm @trlts Bon
$i,5Co bts $4,000 iu sntpsHssul Bon ben
DIsbsn BAT man nsR itlus gpuI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
GllrOpGiIc1es.
Rulinadlrititfu aile pfntidlIanh.

- Das srOes eoos Der gum ausbau
bee Manlisrs 30 tiIm ssrauRaIieisn Got
tsris (S5, 900 Marf) u sInsm arm,n.
bsrssit lrant I'm SpItat ~ Man&,n lie.
ssnbsn Gisnlimdb&sn ,ussfaOsn; ben
sipsiisn @swinm NIT 20. 900 @att CT.
tisIt Elm 6anbslsmann BON S&,ntau.
fen. ben brIttsn mit l0.OO0@atf elm a..
wiHtr 9OrntIum in 6drit.
- Sn Granlfurt purbsn an lS.
Sanuar fdmmtli&t foelat.bsmutTatif&s
aTbsitsr. 8srsiHs unb Generalization
pOIijsiIi& aufssI6R.
- am 16. San. fouts Ion 0tt6.n
S&IOb bic er5fuuns hes prtubif&su
eanbtaas uHb am II. Son. bic Seller b.r
&rSnunss' uns Oresnsftass srfolssn.
- Rom. Is. San. Der lponilts
@sfunbts be 8Owtrs purbs BON Itinsr
RssIsruns unsswi,isn, oiRelSs ,u srild
rsu, bas ntus 9Onisttum babe feline
fsinbltdsn abR&tn ssssn. Stalisu, pls
man bi,ts aus hem SsIssrdmm alfon
foe an ben wapR babe f&li,b,n woasn.
= 9al,Ii IL. Gan. Die e.i&. bee
8urfhrRsn Iunelf auf tsm tisFs,u
Satubofs brute um 4 libr Nd&mttiass
an. Cine uns,bsur. Iltnf&,nmsass
trwartsis ben 3us. Das WtIitir til.
b,ts SpaIisr. 3atlrst&s frsmb. 8ir.
fen. Der stnttimif&t Gb.! unb biz Be
t5re,n bsr Statt warsn tr1GIsnsn,
Burger Itsisn pru&tpOIIt ardnss auf
ben Sars. Dir e.lbt wurbs, BON a&
Siabsllapfsrbsn ssScssn. auf ben aItsr
GrisbtCf iibsrfdbrt unb In Elm wtttsS
auseemautriss @rab bsisslbt. Die
esi&snrtte auf BEN NrlsbtOf tislt Gdr.
b.r.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

gine f&mere Tamitie. = Ranpr
SunnIGip, eaHIafsT Gsuniy bat BIER 9rHesr
Ramsns psrE HsI&s an @sRi@t Hi4t Fab
iibHiTuifsH pHbsn i6nHsn. Da ~ 4. Q. 1r.
9. o. Orr. tH ,pItsi 285 Plumb; Dasib q.
Ssu, DAT TfHnbi 9. Q. psr, 200; HHb Slai.
as SaT. ZIG. ,HIaHmsu; 95s wfnnb. Das
bural4HiiiIias @spI&t hu 8FaHtH bieIsr sIss
GsasH U 2t7 SfHHs, iaiammsa $40 glsnh,
SSiaIstSi&t sU @anHH uns Graasn 1898 i
% Wslss! 10 ioa's ha binaus, n.aH issl
aud ae4 BE Suassns miissrsem pnksa 2
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

Ssbes 0Baffer. = @is 10 fadnt, 70
bat bu Rsssa an I,sisH RIlipsa aEsDsn
e&atsn an prf&isasasn ofisH aHsHidiss.
gsfcnbsrs IdHss bsr gsausa grsst 10 eamss.
isr SobHftip, eanIair County bat has @af.
itr unb Gts bsbsutsHbsn S&absn ssrurfa6ss.
Die @bsaIIaHb RiibIs bee SrH. SstH @ulsI.
man, bic srS6is IaHss BEN sanlsH Slug. ssISs
1880 foasit, unb pls man sIanbls, Die aSti.
fs @hbIs IN bisftm StsiIs bee @iaaiss, Ruvte
pssasf&psmmt. Gs-ifi biss tin ,ismII&n
9srIuR. uHb ba Ssr @inisr bSr Der Gbhu 10,
70 ipirb 10 uumSsII& Itln. Grbsiitp Ia btrisItta
iu HaisrnstusH. Die Bride uatt sisGs Ota.
Der 9radtia's MatI) pures ssiHfaHs bIHHse..
ssfaSsmmi, unh sins Bride ,wIi&sn eambar~
itT unb Sirasburs TART bsl&Sbisi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

Sefob 2eut, elm aIifE nsbIhsiasaiez
ans fstr aaFabreI&H SaEess Zen sauispsE
RaEs an IsbtsH GsHnias IN ftiaa @stHsaa,
tn aliE ben CT SatrfH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

Jn elmer fdtlimmen TatfMe.-Dk
cute Gldbt 9aHiaisr mar Isbis @s@s IN sinsT
f6Iimmtn paif&t (unb sislId6i II ee issi
uS&). Der RsfnSoir (WaGtrbitdIitT) H6m.
lid. Har - Itsr Ssdn Sropfsa @aaE auf
paHb, um bsIm NusbruA sIAts Gsusss Iai&sH
30 I6nHsuI Die 9zmssm, inItltIa tsnsH lae
@ansr bOn bm GsHslpsa IN ben aslssssiE o.
punipi Nib. BarsH sInesirorml Die Hmss
(@spIIn) pampsn, ,rtIGs Bon siHsm rabiiaIta
Siabiraib tu siutH tHsrmtn prfis aneaauil
purbsn, babtn Td ale uHluI6nsIl@ apisiss,
mn bic nSltias ananiitSi @aHes % IIrisrH.
Ssst btHls man I'D BE Gage Der SaTsfT. Ole
babsn elm DOduusrI bas iu siHsn @sTit Bon
100000 ptruni&Iast ift unb bed ltia mal.
fsrI ilnb bislfIbsn R6nnn, hif an bisfsm lie.
bsIaaub-bsm fGIs&tsH @aanwri-S&uIb
Iino. hisls Ubsr psHisRsHs lore TaTihlIsbbe
puIIsu RIssT srpdbIs bHbsnl aSHHtH be!
BHresr has guibeiBsn2
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11

WerHnsIiiGt.-ettit Bu9t purbs sIn
SarrisbuFssr, RamsHs Ssfs gsfrsee, p,Isss
al tsr usHsa eiIsHbaRn.S SrHdt Habs seRislsivu
asbtitsi, Bon sIasm sTuBsR Glaa Dol, asivuI.
fen, RAb faR aussnbIIdVlGS stlSbsel,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-11
Sas Hrue beuti9e 9anbHnrmsGrist
fat folgsnbsn 0ortIaut;

Sas nEue beatibe 9anbHurmsG Grisk
fat fOlssnbsn DortIaut;
81. Der eanbaurm bsa.bt aus
alien DstrpRIatissn SOm poG,nb.isn
II. bio aum pOIIsnbtisn AZ. e.bsnsiatrs
wsI&, wsNsr BEN Sur nod Der Marin.
anssb5rsn.
Der eanbfurm tritt nur sulammsn,
tptnn elm fstnbIi&sr GinfaII attIIt bee
Ret&sSsbist,s bsbrOtt Obsr hbtrstsbt.
81. Doe aufs,bOt tss eanbaurmss
trfOIst bura 2atitrIt&s gtrOrbnuns. In
tvsI&sr suslsi& tsr limfnns bss guiss
butss bsRlmmt pirS.
SS. Sas adfssbct fam R& aud auf
bic psrfisbarsp S6.IIs hsr grfabrsIttp.
srarsdtn.
Ustrfdbtss Dsutf&s, wtI&s nitt
sum DIsnR tn 6mr psrpFibist anb,
fsnnsn ale 6rsiwilIiss Ia ben eanbaarm
stnssRslIt ptrbsn.
a. Na&Sem bus aufssbot trsan.
Gen 10, Rub,n auf bic bon bsmIslbsn bs.
trCfsutn eanbRurmpFI&Hssn bic fur
eanspstr ssltsussn gOrfariftsn Yin
tptubuns. Susbsfsnbsrt Rup bic auf.
ssbctsnsn ben IaiIitdrlrOfssisbtn unb
bsr Dise'plInarOrbnuns untsrworf.n.
DuGslbf Gilt Don bsn In Golst ftsI
tpIlIissr Mslpnus In bic eiasn bss aanb.
Rnrms Gins,trassntn.
S.. Der eanbRurm srbdlt 6.l Der.
tusnbuns ss8sn ben Gsino mifttarlIts,
auf S&u6Dsits srfsnnbars atSsI&.n
unb wirb In Der Rssil In btlono.rsu
abttstIuRssn fOrmirt.
Su Gallsa auberorb,nilihtn Bsbatfs
IdHn bic eanewsbr aus psn @annfhaf
ten bee aufstboIsnsa eanbaurms Ct.
Sdnjt ipsrbtn. isboa nur baum, psun
btrstis fdmmIIIts Sabrsanss Der eanb.
ipsbr unb bic ptrwfnbbnrtn @annf&al.
ten htr GriabreflUt tInbtruf,n ant.
Die GIna,0uns srfOlSt mad Sdtrss.
Rlaffn, nit bsr iiRSRsu b'sInnsnb, 70.
melt bic mtlItarlftbtn 1ntertf,n blfs
sfaatitn.
20. Dtnn btr ednbhurm nldti auf.
ssbotsn 10, birfsn bic eanbRurmpFi@.
ttstn isInsrIsl mllitdril&sn GontEcIe
Dbsr ntbuns untsrworftn wsrbtn.
81. Die GuFSfuns b,s elnbaavms
rlte pom 8nIftr anssorbnst. Ntt hev
aufl6funs bsr tsiuftnbsn Gcrmatiensa
tSrt bas @iIIidrperbdItnib bsr aanb.
RurmFtGttssn auk
S8. Die iur GusfiHruns bielss @s,
fsbss srfOrbtrIiGrn 4s(iimmunssn srs
Idbt btr 3aIlsr.
So. @,seawariisss @.kb tommt Ia
Sapsrn mao ndttrsr BsRimmuns bee
Sanbnibpsrlrasss pom 20. Nos,Hbtr
1870 (9unbssssf'bbIait 1871 9. 81
unisr Ill. 10 tur anwsnbuHs. Gaf.
ftlbe fnbtt auf bic Dor btm /. Sanuar
1851 ssborsHsn GIiOb. eOlbrins.r t.ihe
GnUsnbuus Is 2 bss @.lsbss pom %.
Sauuar 1872)."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
NIccnlngCars.

A hill hus been introduced In the New
York Legislature which promises to re-
suit in benefit to the travelling public II
il should become II law, and which at
at least ia II move in the right direction.
THERE'S general complaint Of the ex-
travagant prices charged by the owners
for sleeping and tlrawing-room accom-
modations on rairoadcnrs. There isnd
reason why there should nOtbc such re-
,luction in price as to bring them within
tie reach Of the majority Of travellers.
This proposed law requires that no com"
pany slIall charge for any lower berth In
i, Sleeping cnr more than 81 80, nor more
than 81 fOran upper berth, nor more than
50 80 for any section having 10 more
than two berlhs nor more than :? Tor
any slulc-ronm for any distance on any
railroad in the Statcj nor shall they
claruu llare. than 81 for n lower berth,
mr more than fifty cents for MI upper
berth for my distance hot exceeding one
hundred and sixty miles; nor shall more
than one dollar be charged for II single
seat in parlor or draWing-roonl car
within tic State, nor more than fifty cents
tor any distance not exceeding one hhnd'
rcd aud sixty miles. Any person having
a right 10 d seat or berth in II palace
,lrawingrooln, or sleeping car, aud being
obliged from accident or. otherwise Il
leave such cur before 4 o'clock in the
morning, after he llas taken such seat 81
berth, shall have refunded to him one
half ofthesum paid. II this should be.
come the law in New York II would no!
be long until similar lava were enacted
in ali Tho States. The eminent justice
and necessity for such legislation cannot
H. questioned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
BLOOD DISEASES.

The blood being tho source from which
our systems are built up and from which
We derive our mental ~ we'll as physical
capabilities, how important that i should
be kept pure. II it contains vile lester
ing poisons all organic functions are
weakened thereby. Settling upon i'm
pOFtant organs, a. tho lungs, liver or kids
deys, the effect is most disastrous. Hence
it behooves every one to keep their blood
in perfectly healthy condition and more
especially does this apply at this PaFticu-
lar season Of the year than at any other
No matter what the exciting cause may
be, tho real cause Of large proportion Of
all diseases il bad blood. Now Or. Pierce
docs not wish to place his Golden Medi-
cal Discovery in the catalogue Of quack
patent nOstrums by recommending It to
cure every disease, nor does he 80 recon-
mend il, on the contrary there are hun-
drels Of diseases that he acknowledges II
will not cure; but what he does claim u
this, tha1 there is but ono form Of Mood
disease That it will not cure, and that
disease il cancer. lie does not recommend
-" 4, H., 80, ,,,,rrI, H., LlooJ
SHOWS II 20 " ss noi' S anJ that Il wiI
Sa ~ I'HvUi'avS' a ~ iii tvown
blood pois0ns, be they ANNA, vegetable
OF mineral lnG uoluen p .i'',l, ,,r, ~
uarraaleI ~ nun !" G1're 'ne WIFI S. i'Iau'
q sEin Diseases, as III lotH " ", 5 GiNu
tlmPleS nmu Et9P9'9Rs' also ~ LIAM "
Jar swelllngs, anl INC worst lGr W o.
9cFolnlous anu uIcera.p9 s9'Ss VI NsvN,
iHgS OF oth9r PsF@' ahT y, sSl s'II,',,.
Discuss Dlseases OF inc ZONES " Mmte sG ;.,ni X;
reNsF s9Fes, ~ J3'n. ~" plnM ~
T senses al OF wh'ch belongs 70 s'roi"''"'
uisc .s ,.. -, ..,,. :,
CONFERENCE.-THE JOLNTDAShdSECVHbp
W. GRoyESTATIoN, H., July IA, 1877
Dir. PIERCE, Buffalo, N, ";
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
Aninirs. ki,rcc.

Sniilles brought his two weeks spree to
a close on Thursday night. lie lay on u
lounge In the parlor, feeling rs mean IA
SOUR lager, when something IN the corner
Of the room attracted his attention. Rails
Ing on his elbow, lie gated steadily at u.
Rubbing his eyes, he stared again, anu,
~ he stared, his terror grew. Calling his
wife, hU asked hoarsely; la,
"Ntifandy, what is that
"What Is what, Likey| =
snilles' name Is LyctirgiS, and his wife
calls him Likely for short and sweet
"Why that-that-thihg In the cor
ner,o said the frightened man, pointinga t
it with a hand that shook like roliti-
elan.
"Likcy, dear, I see nothing, replied the
woman.
WHAT You don't sec itY' lie Shrek
3D. "rhen I've got EN-. Oh, heavens !
Bring nc the bible, Mirnndy, bring II
quick IIere-hefe, on this sacred book
| swear never to touch drop Of whisky.
Ii break my vow may my right hand
clcaye to the roof Of my mouth, and"
Here, catching another glimpse oil the
terrible object, lie Clutched his vile and
legged in piteOus tOncst IE
Don't leave NEEDN'T leave your
Likely" and burying his face In the lolhs
Of her dress, lie sob6ed md moanud him
sell into airoubled slcCp.
Then his wife stole gently in tho cor
ner picked up the toy snake and threw II
mtoihc stove.-Thc NetC BrWRNrieker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

CHICAGO, February G.--IIlOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat, ilennnd fair and mar
kct firm; No. 1870 spot; size seller March,
SssSc seller April No. 3, sic. Corn, to.
mand fair and prices advanced; No. 2 mix
ed 5l34aGiJSG, spot; Gi9SAGjU seller March.
Oats, demand active aud prices advanced;
No. 3, 599Ec spot; 521sc hid, seller March,
66lSc seller May. Rye quiet and unehang.
cd. Barley duh and nominal No'2 y lO1
spot; 81 Is seller March. Pork dull and
unsettled; SIS 80 spot SIS l0alS l2lg sel:.
Ter March; SIS 70 seller April. Lard dull
aud lower; $l3 % seller April. Bulk Meats
quiet and unchanged. Whisky leiIlNnd
fnir mud market firm at Ole. ....
AtthrUC o'clock Wheat closed 80 higher.
Corn md Oats unchanged. Pork slS 40
seller March. lard unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
4 I.rowu that viii not wash.

Fmm the Cincinnati Hairllc,
Mr.. John Young Brown, Of Ky, has
the honor OF lcing the IirEt Congressman
that was ever convicted OfialsehOod before
lhc body Of which he is member. As
Ia his conviction there seems 10 be no
question. Some Democratic members,
like Mr.. Cox, asserted that there had been
language used ut various times which was
a proy0ration to strong language on the
parl Of John Young Brown; but there Is
M denial Of tho fact that JOhlr Young
Brown told falschnOd to tho Speaker in
lhc presence Of the whole House,
IL was for this that Mr., John Young
Brown WA ccnsurod by the House. As
Speaker Blaine said in administering the
.rutcncc, nothing that he conld say could
he more severe than the fact statedby the
resolution OF censurO; that it was for
alsuhoo,I. Mr.. John Young Brown hal
prepared and written ont personal at
lack on General Butler. lie had made II
M strong M lie could by meditation and
midnight oil. lie had carefully drawn u
description Of the vilest character that
rhetorical effort could workup. lledc.
nird TO the Speak eF that his TRADE hal
any personal application.
Tie impersonality was 70 bc. IrAmpar-
INT prutcxt, while Mr.. u. rccited his
laborcd effort; and while 1t was 10 be 30
pllpable that every one could see VINO
was meant, he was TO effect to be talking
in tile abstract, until the peroration when
he was deal the finishing stroke by pro,
nouncing tho foul character he hal
drawn Butler.
There was no excuse Of heat oi debate
in Mr.. John Young browns attack II
was work Of elaborate preparations in
perfect GOODNESS and deliberaliOn. :,
Ills labOred philippe wasS9 premGdI,,
talcd and direct that the Speaker called
him to order and aSked INN Il ho intend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
GROCERIES,.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

CONSERVATIVES, TAXI NOTIGG.- Every moment
VI delay makUa your uurU hUrO hopeless, anil mlCll
depends Oh the lullrl0ns choice ola rGmNly. The
amount VI testimony IN avOr Of DR., SGhCnck'l lT-
mOnic Syrup rs CIrU for consumption, fur eXCFalS
VI my other mSllClnH. ScO Dr, SchOnCk'a Alma.
nae, containing tho certificates Of many pGrsnnS Of
the highest nSCtablllty, who have bCell restored
10 health, after being pronounced lnclIrlble by ply
siclans Of acknowledged ability, ShcGhCk's lNl-
mOnlc Syrup alone has cured many, ~ tho cyl
lCnees will show; but tho CurO lSOilcl promoted by
tho employment Of two other relnUllGa which Dr..
SchcnCk provides for tho PURPOSE These addition
remedies Hru sClenCk's IA WCsl Tonic anil Man.
lnlkU PILLS ny The timely use Of these nlellClnGs,
according u dlfpCllOpS DR.. SClengk ecrllAes that
Dr. ScienCk 10 professionally 1t bis principal
office, corner Sixth aud Arch streets, Philadelphia,
every Mon,lay, whOrO all letters for advice must III
allfssNl. COd4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08
FOR SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THE
Clemens Farms.


ny virtue Of two deeds Of trust mado BY SOdtakl
RFady, Trustee, and MrS Catherine E, Clemens,
the ono dated the 10th day Of NoTembeF, ls7l, and
the other dated tho lat day Of April 1877 and both
q TgcnTd IN tho Clerks GtCe Of tho County Curt
Tor Marshall county, West Virginia, one IN decd
book No. ", page 9l and tho other In deed Of trust
book No, !, rage p will OtieT iNF sale q Public
Auction, u the front door Of tho Court Hpurp u
Ohio county, West Virgins, on r,.....
TUESDAY, March 18Th, 1873,
q 10 a, n, tho property mGntOBed and described
In the two deeds d trusts Aforesaid; tho HlmC being
tho tract Of land for some, time known g. the
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In tho COupty0 Of Mar
shall, West Virginia, On tho Walgn VI Wheeling
Cruek, Ut tho mouth III Stubs Run, and distant
about two miles lrOn Elm GrOTO station on tho
Hemphell lsailTOad.
The said Farm Is divided by stull'S Run Into two
IaEps or tracts Of about equal alRC, Glc containing
about IN RcT,, Nearly RllOl tho il under high
state VI culltygliuui Livery rich aud beautifully I0-
Catc Ulou tho south " east pnTtnn there u large
stone mansion house, With all tho necessary out
building, aud upon tho other part there Is go0d
tenant house,
said Farms willbO Sld either SEPARATELY or toSpth-
CE, to suit purchasers.
The Trustee will, on application, give any lnIUr-
nation that may Nv desired as 10 tfrgl, eOnlitiOnA
Sc, and he also has complete plat and survey u
tho LAND, showing IL OXtCRt lines fences improve
nlGnis, AC.
TERNs alaO IallC known on dnyOf SalO.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
No, ili1 ChaplinO street
WugELISG, Fob. g. 1875, iO3
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CiNCINNATL February 0.-COttou steady
ut l6c Flour steady and In moderate do.
inanh. Wheat pteady at ~ 0sal u. Corn
,lull Mt IGAO7c. Oats steady at GOa6JG. Rye
81 I'll n r St q $sSs5c " T Esgs quiet at sG%s7c
butter and Cheese firm. Pork, nothing
doing. Lard quiet; steam $40 i7l14l3 Co.
kettle $li 95ali6O. bulk MGnis steady aud
In moderate demand At 7aO9IaO]GalOAc.
lDaCOn firm at SlSnlOAalOjaallAc. Green
iinuts, ClCnr sides nj We. Whisky, demand
fair and market firm NJ 0ac.
IIoNs-Actiyc and lrnE common 50 Goa
q Is; fair TO prime 81 0Oa7 20.
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New YOnK, February G,-COttpn qnietaL
l59SalOc. Flour dull Superflne western
aud SltU ~ Sji 20; COmmOil to good
81 Gjai55; good To choice - S5a6 ~; white
wheat extra St 25a5 so; extrn Ohio " Goa
O 80; II. LOnis 81 76as N. Rye flour quiet
und unchanged. Corn Mcnl quiet ut 81 %
al 10. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Rye
uliirt at O3aOJc. Barley dull. Malt quiet.
Corn quiet aud unchanged. Oats quiet anl
unchanged. Hay firm and unchanged.
Coffee dull aud nominal, Sugar dull rG'
filming common to good extra 73ict'primg
7JSr. NlOlasses, New Orleans $40. Rice
dull and unchanged. Whisky firm III Ola
DIAGC
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New York Dry Goods.

NEw YOnE, February G.--'rhrre was NiI
active market for printed shirtings, which
have An advancing tendency on account Of
the scarcity mud high price, OF print cloth.
CnChccn sliirtlngS mud Pacific a Hnd Amcrl'
can prints are sold up ~ The receipts.
American prints Of styles to arrive VIII Iie
Nr. Cotton goods very strong nj current
prices Kentucky lCnhs and COttonadcs in
good demand, and fine w0rstCd shawlS more
active. Cotton hosiery selling freely. For
CigM goods quiet Gloucester aud Simp.
snri,a Mlnurning prints advanced To lr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

You have got into trouble procure at once TarksE9
~ tbc Sasfitdns GIFT uS6 AS directed and YOU VIII
\, ali Fipht In lhrro ct four days The trouble
when ,GkeI, In time ID easily overcome, but when
ncSlSCiG OF when the q1ark q vlallq1 and he give
M confSe Al iAiSi6 COIaihA, then ttty nten sfi-
ois complications arise which prolons tho disease
loF weeks, perhaps months. -. : i. !.
Another lallNCy Is In persons trylng I9Sys IeI
siSTsn III stomach that almost death itleli would
n 4 relief eddtAfItans Gin will cure every
sIr,S Iiih no more unpleasant results than II the
trouble had not existed a gu, =. 90. .s.t, l..
Mkis n9tkdfts, 81 Female, u. sent " mai I. v
anV SidfesS, DESMOND 4 CO., ProptiVt9n, slc
rae stTeel, Philadelphia, JANIS
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PHILADELPHIA, February G-Flour ralh.
dull Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota faml.
" extra 81 81 $40 bU State, Ohio and In.
diana do So hbnB M. Wheat unchanged.
ltyrat O9a03C. Corn, fair demand; yellow
7ia7Sc; mixed 7sa70C. Oats slow; white GGc;
MIXED Gju. Provisions steady. Pork, $2nI
20 30. lard, i3iGai3sSc Petroleum greatly
pxcitel; refined nj iliGC; rrii,le III bulk Il;
IN barrels tie. Clover Seed fnirly active,
lOI<ailHC. butter liueg New York State
and bradford county ClDlCe 35a3iG Eggs
firm; western at 3lA5ic. Cheese firm nj
iBAc. Whisky, 96c. ..,
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The t,ievcinnd Fire iJepaftn Intent,

CLEVELAND, o., February G.-..Thc Fire
Commissioners Of this city made the fol
lowing appointments last night; Chief
Engineer, John A. Bennett; first nSsistsht,
james Dickinson; second assistant, Harry
iscbIpck; third assistant, Joseph SPEEDILY.
Mr., isCbbeck will retain his position rs
Superintendent Of the Fire Alarm Tele'
0H0nh |r
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LANCASTER, February O.-UwIng 10 The
freezing II The pumps At The city water
works, the reservoir il entirely empty,
leaving the city without water, to the
great Inconvenience Of the factories and
citizens. ls. ...si.Wt u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

CnARLrroS, W. VA, February o.
The ioiht ballot at Charleston this after
noon resulted rs follows: Judge Camden,
81; Walker, %; johnson, Z; Carpenter, Il
UofC. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-08

TOLEDO, February Flour dull.
Wheat tluli No. 5whitc Wabash 81 0slE.
No. 9 white Michigan 81 Of, amber 81 0s;
seller March 81 10; No. . red Al on. Corn
duh and lower; high mixed 67lS; seller Feb.
fiiaty o. v; seller March Ggct 10y mixed g0H
a60sic; no grade d8l8r. Oatsdull anil I'M
rhaNVb,l
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ATRoy stove firm has received letter
from the West in relation 10 the purchase
Of heater for church, which concludes
as follows. "Tho heater furnished by
You for the church at--works bully.
Give US your rock bottom prices, as We
are poor, but very piouap