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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19
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FINANCE AND TARDE.
OFFICE or THE HERALD, |
Dallas. Texas, November IS, 1875
FINANCIAL

The money market continues easy, with a
full supply Of funds III sight. All legitimate
demands are reudily metal "a per cent.
G0LD-,fhere TX no change 20 note In gold
buying az ll2iS; selling at New NorR quo
tatOns, with but few transactions.
SlLNER--ls quoted at lO7k@lOS, and up
wards.
EXCHANGE--On the principal cities is
selling at par, while commercial bills are
quoted AT per cent. discount.
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n.pps AND pELTRsEs.
THE GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT Firm; No, q, 81 lO@l u; No. 3,
81 l2@l Is; No. 4, nominal.
OATS Red, 2SaliOcc; black, 3G@3Sc
BARLEY Choice, zoe; medium, W TO O5c'
Receipts light.
RYE-But little offering, ut 6j@7Oc.
CORN-From wagons, In the ear Doc on
cars, by car load, zoe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19

General John s. Mason, VINO VINO was ,aS
post commander OF San Antonio ,os
some length of timasince the war n"s
again arrived In that city, having V ,Sa,
appointed Inspector General OF 'na'
department.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

Advertisements viii le Inserted la this
column, tn solid nonparit iyiD, AZ lilo rate
~ slcehts Ion four HOES, n less, Nr narh in-
srrbpn, Professional cahls, NO, cACVodlng
tour ilboa, one dollar per rlonlh-no display
iypo USED.
W. e. Sicklys s. Co., Grocass aud doaie's In
produce, No.'tld Elm tueet, corner OF boy
dras. noVgdtf
poc,rtss n, Thomas, tlectic ana Magnetic
PhVs.ol n, tnats with tho American Not
Napof Baths, Magnetism aud the best Her
bal ktlidS, Chvmc dlseases speciality.
Also the Treatment oi women. Wood street,
two blucAs south san Jaginto hoiul.
nctidtl
A fresh lot of English Breakfast Tea ana
other rioice 1oas, just received at
II. F. klSENIOuR,
Parmncy and Apothvcary ,sls Main street.
German prescription spe cioiiy, Octadlm
No more rats in Nalas by usng the poison
prepared ~ the Market Drug Store Also
bed hug poison. Sl6 MAIN STREET
nCtHdlul
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WINES AsD Liquors.

HIGHWIN ES--Held at SAL
WHISKl ES-Are quoted from Sl.25 per
gallon TO fancy prices, according TO age.
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ATTORNEYS as Law.

John ". StemmonS, Attorney At Law, No.
A9 North SHE PuMic square. np'sialrs-
nUt39.dti
Aldielge Geo. ~, iO5 Main street, near
Courthouse. n
Carleton j, H., over China Halt No. Ma
Main siieet, with Lelgn u Cornes. II
Downs s Jenkins, Courthouse, opposite
Clerks Office, II
Mccoy a Mccoy, Office south side OF Court
house square, IL
Thurmond 4 Ray office corner Main aud
Jefferson streets, heAr Courthouse, II
Vol Adams, ufhce over POstotlioe. mont
room, n
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A.pyERTJsiNGi Cneapi Good ..yystem-
a dtic,--Ali PERSONS who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
ce N ~ 10 Geo. i. Rowell a Co., Al Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BO0K
(nt,eflh seventh eiifi0n), containing lists OF
over 1900 newspapers and estimates, chow
ing the cost, Advertisements TAX On for lead.
Ing papers In many states at q tremendous
reduction from publ,shess' rates. CIR Ins
nOOk, ia 800 n Avu~Wy
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Dr. J, W McOe0, Dentist. graduated In the
Baltimore Dental COLLEGE Ia lNl. Oinuo re-
moyUl .p southeast cptnVg alin nnd Lamar
streets, over Kahn clothing store, ~
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rhyslc,up- aud Surgeons.

Easloy r. r., A. NJ. ~. d., office. day or
niEht, over lloskins ~ Howells drug store,
Elm street, II
Munlny H. g., N, ID oillce over Wheats
store, Main speeti once honrs y am, 10
pm IL
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Dr.. c, M'LANE'S vERMIFuGR

Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which har
attended the administration O. tn.
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21
Mufqabe go. 7G.

Gin 8iiroer, feiiis unb aud ipariam,
llnb bcm bas @liid aud itcts aelad1t,
9iett frob in iiderem @eruabriam,
@os CT bur@ Gleib an fid) aebrad)t.
9lud CUTS ju tbun tpar CT behifcn,
@r bolf germ ieinem Na9iten aus,
Scr W(ann batte Gin gut @eiuiNeu:
9(ur tleine 3infen nabm'er oraus.
60 lieb. 620 9baler
gu ~ Rrocent ct fer,
Sb9leid na9 oem @ebrau6e 9lllcr
@fan bamalS oercn 5aDlte mebr.
$50 na@ 2 Sob;ca
Sab CT 5u Yroccntcn fort,
limb iuie mir gang 9c,uib crfabren,
Die Siderbcit mar W(aunesiuort.
Mun, 2cier, modt i'd bon oir nil fen:
gSie lang bic &apitalc tpobl
Som crltcn an ausitebsn miiiicn,
Mcnn icoes glei@ picl gelten foil.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21
u 3 6 8 & s g $
QDcif.
Mmf6fune Der Mufsabe 80. 7.
Scr NuSicgcnoe 5icbt ben Gburm in bic Gde,
Sic 8raut auf ocr 8crqcsb6be.

Sic Sage aug oer 9riltli6en Woraeit
5ef9t uns i'm @ebirye beg 61tli9en Sim
bpitan, eineu Hanoerer, Der apar Elm
bliibenoer Singing mod, uno nit &C.
tpanoen BON toitbaren, golbl9immernoen
Stpffen 9el6miift, ober i'm eynnern tief
|betriibt lit une na9 einem 3icle su Iu6en
i9eint, oas er lelber ni6t fennt. Gr bat
l4pn einen ,ueiten @e9 auf bielen 8er9=
pfaoen 5uriid9ele9t uno fiiDlte ji6 er=
id0pft BON NfIoi9teit uns brennenoem
0urite, als Elm mclooil der @clana mic
BON elmer 9elitimme, feline @6ritte
ermunterte.. Balo itanb ct Dor elmer ein=
iomen 9iitte, Die eini9e Yolmen beI6ats
teten; Dor Der 9iitte 1ob er cine Sung
frau D61,' ilberaus 160ner uno ;l9tieer
@eltalt, oo9 Elm fa9 unb drmli9 9etlei=
bet, bic bel ibrer Mrbeit jap, unb ooau
Elm gar fr6bli@es uno frommcs 2ieb
Ion9.
Gr bat iie I'M eineu Srunf fril6en
Wa1lers; bo9 als er Die 2abun9 emf
pfan9en, i6ien ct eben hi6t @inncs,
init freunolidem 9onfe fiiroer at 5ieben.
Sd bemerte> ipro@ cr, oob srobeIDiirf-
ti9teit ocin 2oos lei, bn9 b6rte i9 l6pn
pon ferne bi6 lin9cn; mas mo1t bid
luobl 10 frclloi9, unb ,pie bonfeit bu. ser
@pttbcit, als bdttcit bu. ron ibr Die rei6=
item @iiter empfan9en?
Sic Sun9frou> fra9tc bel9eioentli9,
o6 es oenn Gttpas @erin9es lei na9
@ottes Gbenbilo 9el6affen, BET Grfennt=
nib @ottes fdbi9 ieiner 6ulo uno 2iebe
tbeilbafti9 5u icin, unb Oh oieje gDobl=
tDoten nidt orm 9iirfti9en in slei@
pollem @taBe ertbeilt werocn els bcm
&eiden?
@cr'punoert borte Der Singing BET
onmutbisen 9ebe Su> feline 9(u9e tbrdnte>
lein 9cr5 'uor 9efeiielt; unb ols Der Na<
ter Der Sun9frau, Elm @rcis bon ebr=
lpilroigcm Mnieben, aug oer 9iitte trot,
bat CT i'm oufs Snni9itc, auf oiel ler ein=
:"w"n 90be, in ibrer @elcll9oft lpeilen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21

Tarbe oeiielbei, ri1tet Fb nod ben tird:
|li9en 3eiten llnb Soften. Snoem be,
Yrieiter cs onsiebt, erneuert ct bas Sc:
lubbe ues @eborlams 9eeen bic @ebot'
@ottes, Die i9m als Iiibes Sod uno leidt'
8uroe eri6eincn.
GatbebroIc, bie 9aupttirGe BET
9i05eie am Sibe bes ;i9ofs, in tuel=
der er feline Yontifi ficolbanolungen cele=
brit unb bas Dnmcapitcl ]eihen td9li<
den gboroienit abbdlt. So Grri6tun9
elmer Gatbeorale, io,pie 5ur Grbebun9 ci=
ner .anbern Stride bier5u miro bic &C.
nebmi9ung bes Yopltes erforoert aIs
pdpitli9es &ejerpot. Da1lelbe gilt SON
oer @ereini9un9 >5'usier Gatbeoralen un=
ter Ginem 8ii1of oesglei6er bon Der
unteroriidun9 (@uppreiiiom elmer Ga
tbeorale.
GalscmS wcroen in Den @ercinisten
Staaten Die unperant,portliden uno nur
auf Dem 9erfommen rubenoen politil9en
8orperl lammlun9cn 9enannt, >uel9e Die
9 partsicanoiooten fit bic bur6 8olfs=
tuobl, beieNen @emter ernennen upo bic
9elegoten 5u ben Yarteiconpentioncn cr=
lpdblen, ,pel9e aug ben Caucus emit iton"
ben uno i'm Mefen oa1elbe }ino.. Dos
Wort i6eint 5ueri i i'm Nnfan9e bes IS.
Sabrbunoerts in MoHo6uietts in Nld=
nabme 9etommen 5u lein uno ,pur6e
1uf Die informelleu, tpeber BON Dem &c.
ieb nod BON Barteior9anifa fationsn au=
|pr}i;rten 8eriammlunsen ein5elner ber=
oorro9enoer Mdnncr ai9e,uonot, pel9e
oereinbarten, ibren perl6nliGen Ginilub
iar Die @abl 9etpiiier 2eute 5u beitimm=
eh DHentli9en Nemttrn seltene 5u mo-
fen. @ls infol9e Der Nepolution bic
3abl Der bur6 8abl gu belebenoen
aemter beoeutcno ,uuds, tpurbe oiel les in
in setuiiies @D item sebra@t uno bic
caucus b0rten auf, blobe pripatucr
ammlungen au iein. Wtit Der Mnnabme
'cr Goni ititution bilbete li9sbie fcberali=
tilde uno republicanii1e partei, beren
politil9e Dpctrinen oas 9e5
amtate 6ffentli6e 2ebm 10 pollitdn6is
oab 1i4 'elblt olle 2ocalwablen
I'M oieielben gu breDen be9onnen. sSn
eoem Wabloiitritt bielt jebe Bartei ei=
ten Caucus 5um 8ebuf Der Grnennung
jon Ganoioaten. 3eit uno Ort ber
8eriommluns> >uuroen 0Hentli9 onse=
'iinbi9t uno ieoer @timmbere6tigte Scr
Rartei tonnte an oerlelben tbeilnebmen.
Seoer batte oos &e9t, eine Nomination
il MAIDEN uno >per BON ben Nom,i,lirten
,ie srDbte @timmenSabl erbiclt, muroe
tit ben officiellen Gonoiooten Der. Yartei
rfldrt.
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s. + { m B ~ 3 r ter.

Bur @eba@tnibiibune fir uuicre iuaoen eeier
Gonouct, Be9leitun9. - Con-
ect, Qat.) 3uderbadperf. - Gonfe=
ren5. Qat.) 3ulammentunft. - e. NJ
feI1ion, Qat.) BetenntniB. e . n
t irma tion, .Qat) 8etraf fti9un9. -
9onfiscotion> Qat.) @iiterein5ie=
bun9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21

1e1ner Spbtcr, Inn bic ct febte.
Ser @reis iab ibn 5,pcifelnb an, uno
1nu iterte, 1idt obn& bebenfli9es @icoen
oes 9auptes, feline prd@tisen @elpon6e.
9u ltommelt lagte er, aus einem boben
uno fiiritli9en 9aule; es itebt Dir nid)t
gu, bid Der Sp9ter zines biirftiQer
Dfanncs 5u permdblen. - gBi1e aiio,
ertuioerte Der Singing, ooB man mid
5'pin9en mcllte, I'M Prunfe Der 9gelt al
leben; uno oob man cine iberaus 9ldn=
Senoe uno rei@e Braut mir bc1timmte;
id) ober fan6 in bielen 6errlidfeiten
nidt meircs 2ebcns Slid, barum er=
lpdblte i'd Die Tlu6t, uno 10 fat Die
Vorlebun9 MIDI oa Derouf 9cfiibrt. -
Wieoerum ipro6 ber @reis ib tann
Dir meine Sodter, meine ein3ise, ni6t
seben, oaB bu 1ie aus mcinen Mrmen rei-
Beit uno in hein 8oterbaus binob fii6=
reit; i& tonn midi bon ibr ni6t trennen.
- Scr Singing er,pioerte NIT sfeitio<
felt : id bleibe bei eu@ uno lebe nod euz
rcr @cile.
Ct pertaui 6te nun feline Yrunf9e,uonoe
nit elmer 1dnoli9en &lciounA bcquemte
i6 5ur Nrbeit un6 einfaden 2ebensort.
@ein 9reiIer Meilter prii fte i'm ouf oue
Weiie, uno iebte feline @e6ulo, feline &C.
mutb unb Sreue auf bic Ddrtel item Yrp=
ben, bis CT, nod 9eraumer 3eit, Die ue=
ber5eu9un9 9eponnen, oaB es feline 2ei=
oenldoft ,uar, Die ben Singing perblen= '
bet biclt, lonoern baB cine refine unb
ernite @eiinnun9 i'm beieelte.
0a ia BITE ct i'm cines So9es 9ebeim=
nibpel1 bel ber @ano, fiibrte i'm in cine
perbor9ene &ammer, 5ei9te linn baielbft
@9dbe unb So 1tbarfeiten aufqebduft,
mebr als oer Siin9lin9 je 9eieben, nno
1pra9 5u inn: 9u ma9lt nun miiien>
oab i@ Mrs gum @eiebe 9ema9t> ueine
So6ter feinem io19en 6reier 5u 9ebcn,
Der BON ibren &ei9tbiimcrn &enntnib
Datte. 9u bolt MIDI fir biirfti9 oebal=
ten uno baour9 bot lid) beine Qiebe ols
aufridti9 uno unei9enniibis be,udbrt;
pillig 9eb i9 oir nun mein &ino uno
oQe oiele @6abe bo5u.
@otpeit Die Gage aus alter 3eit.
@ou lie et,uo fit ein Mdbr9en 9elten
aus Sauienb uno elmer Na9t? Mber ber
beilige So6onnes 9amascenus III es,
aem mir lie peroanten. Ooer Jon jte eiz
nenen 9polog Dor ltellen, einc Parabel?
Smmerbin; t6mmt es oo9 3ouptjdGli9
auf Die Mnmenbung an, Die man Worol
ncnnt, uno Sic Moral, bic s0ttli9e, fat
ia lire @eimatb auf ienem Ber9e, mo-
Der 9err Ieine 8ergprebigt gebalten. e.
ben mir an Die Stelle oes Siin9lin9s,
Der aus ieincs @aters Sauie gefloben,
ben Menl6en ii6erboupt, 10 lit berielbe
5u boben 3,ueten berufen;
oo9 III lciner iroii9en 9eimot6, i'm
9ouie bes 8aters, hes alten Nbom, 1T
cine 8raut linn 5u9eoa6t, bic i'm sdn5=
lid fir Fd ge>uinnen unb fe}leln mDhte;
ibr Name lit @innli@tett ober @itelfeit;
ibre per9dnslide tueGielnoe @90ne
9ldn5t i'm farbigen 3auberipielc Der 9la=
tur i'm S1immer Der g8elt unb Der
0}einung. Sen Meiiten lit oicle 8raut
DD@li@ luilltommen, iie iebcn ibr 9eben
an @e1uinn, &enuB uno Gbre, unb lpon=
bern oesbolb, ,ucil lie oes &aumes piel
brau6cn, auf Der breitcn Gtrobc. gHer
jeoo6 iouiel 2idt BON o6en cmpfon,en
uno oielem 2idte 10 treu lit, oaB er 6cs
tiete, boble Gleno ertennt> 10 binter Der
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-05
TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

by virtue Of deed Of trust, made by tho 'SuIr::
FlOr Machine Company dated the 10th day Of
October, 1871 and Oi record IN Ohio county land
records ID deed OF trust hook No. 3, page ~! the
undersigned trustee, John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the 81 day Of August 1873,
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed To soil at
public auction ut the front dor Of the C0llI lIoIlse
u said Ohio county, IN the city Of wheeling,
and State Of West Virginia, tile property conveyed
% me By said deed Of trust and situate In the Fin
Ward Of said city Of Wheeling, that Is to say All
those two several parcels u ground lying and hlhR
Immediately north Of aud adjoining the property
Of the estate Of David Gardiner late VI Sld city "
Wheeling, deceased, west Of Main street south Of
Bank (nOW FOURTH street, and east Of the Ohio
river; and also two town lots mos 70 and aO lying
on the north side u lIahk NOV Fourth street,
which are more fully described In two several deeds
Of conveyance Of the same, bearing date even with
said deed Of trust, and VI record In Sid Ohio COn-
" land records In decd book No o. pages 2E ~
u, anl made by Thomas Sweeney, ST., nili a. j.
Sweeney and Wli0 ~ the sAld superior Machine
Coniuany, and Thomas Sweeney 10 EIll Company,
respectively, and upon which are located the PAINT
shop hitting shop, store hbIse and agricultural ht-
TIM and machine shop Of sud Superior Machine
C0llpany; alsJ, the Iron foundry, brass foundry,
mlcRine shop boiler shop, fitting shop, blacksmith
shop, stable DC, Of Sweeney Co., containing two
and half nrres Of ground, IL the same more OF less
togethpf with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon and all the englnes, machinery, TOOLS hi-
lures pertaining. tleretoi and also all patterns,
lahes, boring mills, drilling machines, planning MIA.
chimes and other tODH and fixtures upon the above
named premises ndluscd bylsweenCy.d Co. In and
about their business ~ founders anil engine ana
naehinH builders.
TERMS OPSALE- One. fourth Of the purchase mon.
ey In hand on the day Of sale, and the balance IN
eiual payments Of ar, ir.Irs and eighteen months,
with Interest from the day Of sale Deferred pay
nients 10 be secured either by deed Of trust upon
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ExODus Of SoCIErY.--Thc time for the
exodus Of what Is called society is here,
and We must biditgood.byc, while it runs
scores Of miles over railways, dimes in
Coal.smokc, and discovers that dust re.
turns to us before we return to dust, to
find Joy ut last in summer resort, with
an eight.by.tcn bcd.chambcr and band
Of music whose leader would not he tol.
Grated an hour as Il private in the band
that makes concerts Tor the home.fOlks.
And now, while society is away, We must
enjoy ourselves us best wc can.
After all, we sec that Wheeling is n
pleasant summer city. True, We have no
parks, but we Nrc surrounded by mag
niiicent country, and our strcctwnys are
wide enough to give the winds Of Heaven
free access to our houses. The steam
boats give charming trips upon the water,
and one may, with little cost, find more
real summer enjoyment within ready
reach Of his home than upon hot noun
tain top or amid the binding blaze Of the
seaside resorts. Let liz have n clean city,
and the stny.at.homes will be content.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-05

TIT excursion Of the Esther Opera
party to Steuhenvilc Is meeting with
great success in the sale Of tickets. Ev-
crything Is progressing finely for the
pleasure OF the cxCursoniss. The ar.
engagements for dancing are perfect, and
all those who may attend are promised
IA pleasant m entertainment as has ever
left our city. The number Of tickets
being limited, owing to the acCommOda.
tions Of the boat. We would advise the
carly purchase Of tickets from the com.
mittcc. The object is to secure the sale
Of sufficient tickets to pay the expenses
Of the excursion. The extremely low
price Of 81 pays for the round trip, in.
Guiding supper and ndmittanCc to the
hall. Every detail has been carefully
looked after.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-05

A STRANGERS VIsIr.-A ruralist from
the neighborhood OF St. Clairsville was in
the city Saturday on business. Before
departing he stopped at SGhultI's confec.
tionery establishment and purchased
package OF Roman candles, &c, Tor the
purpose OF amusing his progeny with fire.
works on the evening OF the glorious
Fourth. His fireworks were carefully
deposited in his rear pocket, and short
time afterwards he wended his way 10 the
Grant House to take the stage, While
lettering in the waiting room, admiring
the handsome tile flooring, he carelessly
whisked his left coat tail pocket against
cigar that a gentleman who was sitting in
q chair close by was smoking. Trouble
Immediately cnsucd. The first rocket
narrowly missed the face OF Mr.. Lewis,
the gentemanly clerk, and without wait
ing to inquire into particulars he made
the door in two gigantic leaps. All the
occupants OF the hotel Immediately en-.
deavOred to follow his example, and with
u worthy determination not to be dis
tanccd, the proprietor forced himself
in the middle OF the throng, en-
deavoring franticalIy to escape, In the
meantime the candles fixed and popped,
giving strength to the evident impression
that the party was being bombarded by
some Internal machine, and strange as it
may seem, the innocent cause OF all the
trouble was the most frightened man in
the lot, Not until fearful holes were
burned in his neither garments and the
cpidermis looked as though mustard
plaster had been pulled oil violently, did
he discover the cause OF the panic. Order
was finally restored, although the mans
coat tails were disastrous, and would have
required half selling had not II. Frank,
the peoples square-dealing One Price
Clothicr, enrolled him in one Of those
sure to fit and please So suits, not forget
ting to advise him to invest 80 cents in
pair OF those durable union cashmere
punts, which he did,
As We 60 to press We learn that active
search was made for ibc man who did the
smoking, but neither he nor the cigar
has been recovered, but the people at large
are beginning to learn that II. Franks
Palace One Price Clothing Hall, 40 18th
street, is the cheapest place in the city to
buy clothing, judging from the amount Of
clothes he turns out daily.
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prLrr poiN1s.-lIcv. Dr. Kelley, ut
the Fourth Street NJ. f. Church last
evening preached upon the following
subject "Our Age, County and Bible"
Rev. &. Il. Manchester, II the Thomson
NJ. H. Church, last evening delivered the
frat Of series Of Centennial sermons.
The investigation Of the trouble he.
tween lIcv. Griffith and the Board Of
Stewards Of Wesley NJ, y, Church will
he continued Tomorrow evening with
closed doors,
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Thr rrnnIn Mnnl I,rnoL,

There IA no medicine prescribed BY
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car.
RIGS such evidence OF It's success
and superior virtue MS BosCHEE's GER.
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. a
proof Of that fact Is that any person af.
ilictcd, can get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at 70 cents. 1t has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger.
many, and its wonderful cures are aston.
ishing every one that Uses ii. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sold
by Chus. L. Dwight, Centre Wheeling, and
BY all Druggists. Cod&w
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HELMnoLD's BUCnu IL still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR., lelmbOId, the celc.
bratcd medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and ia
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
leits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dGw.
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The WHEELING DAILY NTELLGENCER MONDAY MORNING JULY 1876

PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
The officers OF the West Virginia Lodge
No. 9O3, Independent Order Bnai Birth,
were publicly installed at Waverly Hall
last night. The names OF the officers are
as follows;
President-Michael Emsheimer,
Vice President-Bernard Rosenstrin
Secretary-Wm. II. Frank.
Financial Secretary-Isaac Adler,
Treasurer-Herman Cohn.
Monitor-NictOr Rosenberg.
Assistant Monitor - Emanuel Ems
heimer.
p WardGn--Samnel Kraus.
Gardian-Herman Jacob,
Trustecs-Samuel Kraus and Rev, DR.,
\. l.. Myer,
Messenger-Louis Beekman.
After the installation ceremony was
over Mr.. II. Frank was made the recipi-
ent OF a handsome gOld-headed cane, the
gift OF his brethren OF the Order. In
presenting the cane Mr.. Jas. Speycr, who
was chosen to represent the Lodge, made
the following remarks;
"lIr. President, Gentleman and ladies
Our friend, Mr.. II. Frank, having been
elected Secretary Of this Lodge, and hay
ing performed his duties faithfully, and
not only that, but by his many good quail
tiles and many acts OF kindness having
cndeared himself to all, in testimony Of
the same have been desired to present
him with this cane But in so doing |
would say take great pleasure in say
ing that with it goes feelings Of friendship
and respect"
To which Mr., II. Frank happily re-
pli!d;
"Brelhren and Friends, This truly is u
complete surprise, SO much SO that | can
not at this moment command language
adequate to express my feelings ofgrati-
tude. appreciate your kindness, but
value more the spirit that prompts it,
The cane was purchased at the estab-
lishment OF HGnnegan, Bates 4 Co.,
where 1t was appropriately inscribed.
Refreshments were served, and all who
were fortunate enough to be present dis
cussed the deicacies with great relish,