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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
The Keely Motor.

Much has been said lately OF the
Keelv Motor. a power alleged to have
been discovered by gentleman OF
Philadelphia named kcely. 1t l.
sud to be power evolved from atmoS-
p1eric air and cold water, without
the aid of heat &C chemicals, which
can be developed to the pressure OF
10000 lbs to the square inch. This in
vention Is looked on with great m
credulity by some scientists in che
country. The EaJneerilJ asd Nm
in1Bmu@, and the Scientific Amer'-
en-, both authorities on such subjects,
profess to believe that the power Is q
physical imp,ssibility; they class 1t
among perpetual motion absurdIues
and other such experiments they say
It Is producing something frcm moth
inr &c. &c; on the other hand, Nr.
&. H. Haswell one of the most eminent
engineers in the Untitled States, says
over his own signature, Il have wit
messed the development by NIr. kee-
" of a cold yapor, void ofpungency
ar NJ tcmperature I'm excess of sur
rounding atmosphere having an ey-
pausive energy of fully $500 ID.
per square inch.
Il have seen q double cylinder on
cine, 3 by , inches, operated by "a
IKE vapor from q reservoir through
conducting pipe eightfeet in length.
and having a bore OF but one-tonth nt
I'm inch diameter, although it was re-
sisted by 4 friction load equal 20 >.
9jl pounds per square inch, AMI
which engine | operated for perioi
of fifteen minutes without any vi>i-
HE reduction in its speed or indica
ton Of the exhaustion OF the inten>i-
ty of the vapor in the reservoir from
which the supply is drawn.
y am of the conviction that the
vapor Is not generated by any cHemi-
chi composition, decomposition or
heat, or that it Is atmospheric air
compressed by an external coaucc-
ton.
Nv position has been confined to re-
porting that which | have seen. /
hive said. however, and | now write.
that Mr.. Keely has submitted To me-
acolI vapor Of an expansive energy
of fully 10000 pounds per Squire
inch. that in lis character and in the
instrument Of its generation it Is
wholly novel. and that if he can gen
crate it with the facility, economy.
density. and continuity that he dee
clares, he has arrived at q result hiti-
erto unattaincd, and one that Is a
valuable rs it is novel, but until /
am in the possession OF the elements
Of generation Of this vapor, | cWn,,
arrive mt any satisfactory conclusions
Is 10 It's merits.
| am very respectfully,
,r,t,rS 40
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
July %. iO-mo.
Notice.

nv virtue of deed of trust executed
to me as trustee, by II. c. Parsons and
wife ~ secure to James l.. Thornburg a
sum Of money therein mentioned, which
deed If trust is duly recorded IN the
Clerks office of the County Court OF tat-
ell County, We't Virginia. | shall on
Tuesday, the 10th Day Of Aug'est, 1872
on the premises mentioned in said deed
Of trust. near the city OF HUNTINGTON, IN
the county aforesaid, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, FOR CASH, the tract oil ia'd
conveyed in said deed of trust to which
trust deed reference may be had for par
t:cuar description thereof, il being the
land whereon the said Parsons and otaerS
now live, containing so acres be the same
more or less. 3,
Tue title to the above land is believed
to he ind;sputab'e, but acting as trustee,
such title will be only conveyed as Is YES
ted in me.
Principal. .............'- ..'''''''-''S 800
Interest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l''tt -
Total. $lO,+Il -
THOMAS THoRNBURG,
Cabell County. TRUSTEE,
July, 7th, 1875.
july S,h-tds Prs. lee $1,000.
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II CIIANCFRY.

TIE object Of this -nit is to appoint y
new trustee In tie place ard stead II tie
defendant John T. Smith a. trustee in 4
certain iced 81 trust executed by tie de-.
icudant, Tie Lagaa County, Virginia Nj
ming and Manufacturing Companion tie
1T dav Of April 1885, recorded ~ tie Office
4 the Clerk Df tie County Court II !. gan
County on the 22rd day II April 1850,
conveying T. the defendant, John I.
Smith, certain lands IN trust; and ~ COM
plete the execution II the trust created
By the said deed 81 trust and to procure
the conveyance to the plaintiff. IIosca
Bird-all II tie legal title Il the laid
lands.
And itarpcarirg, b. m affidavit fled
among tie papers in this suit. that tie
defendant John I. Smith j. a non-rc-i-
dent IL tie State Of We; Virginia. aud
that the defendant, Tie Logan County,
Virginia, Mining ard Manufacturing
Compa Y is Corporation, and that there
is no person in the Said County of Logan
upon whom tine pre- cess can be legally ser 4
ed. and that the holders n th, mortgage
bonds Of the said The LoganICouniy, YIr-
ginia, Mining aud Manufacturing Compa-
nv, are unSnown, il il therefore ordered
that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after first publication
Of this order, and d. what j. necessary 10
protect their interests in this suit.
Teste: JOHN CHAFIN,
{. l.. &C
July l-jw. prs fee $1,000.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
Communicated.

EDITOR ADVERTISER w I.HuHI
any desire to immortalize myself. l
would like to see more OF your space
used in free discussion Of the vari-
Gus financial issues of the present,
threatening to absorb all other polit-
ical questions. From my limited eX-
pcrieacc | have an increasing convic-
tion Of an existing Ignorance with
the masses on this question, that
should be rcmedied if possible. The
best way to get more Gg,tiS by free
communications, each intusing into
the other whatever ideas he may
have. relative to National Banks,
Gre.ubacks, Bonds, or other curren-
cy.
Since the war ended, each politi-
cll }arty in their National councils,
avoided rather than developed any
EXPRESSED idea worthy OF consiiera-
ton. The recent conventions held
in Ohio differed from their National
convention and each OF them intimate
their future programme.
The Republicans, very cautiously
and in Il shametully timid manner de-
clare themselves in favor OF that line
ofpol;cv (which viii most speedily
eoalize the purchasing capacity Of the
coin and paper dollar. But in =
most cowardly manner do they avoid
all propositions looking to this end.
Thtv do not say one word about re-
decming with lawful money of the
United States, - the $500, 100000 OF
80 L. >. bonds, which were au-
thorizad and sid in February, 1852.
The act authorizing these bonds
was plain and emphatic that the in
tcre,t should be pail in cold and the
principal in lawful money Of the Uni
ted States. Three months previous,
Congress had authorized the renown-
ed .rcenback a. legal tender for all
debts. both public and private cX-
ccpt duties on imports and interest
ON the public debt, thereby declaring
the greenback not only 4 legal tender
IN poy the soldier. but also that it
should pay the bond holder.
Now we ask what has become Of
that plank in the great Republican,
Platform, has it rotted? No, but
the Democrats in Ohio have borrow
ed OF stolen ii, and are now making
feeble efforts to prove that it is their
property, but like the ark Of God
when taken by the Philistincs, it
seems to be out of place and works
corruption. discor1 and disease to It's
capturs. We see Thurman prepar-
ING to have il returned to the Israel
ties lRepuhiicuu,), and while Nor,
ton and Kelley, like Joshua and
Sauucl still try to Hnship the lost
plank end crave to have it returned
as the Israelites craved to return the
flesh pots Of Egypt, we see Blaine,
Conklin and Grant, like the Apps
tale sons of Joshua and Samuel. now
wor>hiping the Golden calf In 1868
the Democratic marty conceived from
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
Trustees Sale.

DY NIRTCE Of two deeds ~ trust cNecu'ed as
ID follows: one deed Of trust made bY willard
T.. Sprrry and wife. on the 10Th day ~ NuNem-
her, 1874. 70 the uai 1rsigned. Daniel 4. Thayer.
Trustee uDnn al, that tract or parcel of land be-
ing m the CITY OF Huntington. commencing ~
the northeast corner OF The intersection Ot Hth
street aud the alley he Nrcn iirSt and second aY-
cuues thence ciSterly along the moth line ~
said alley 90 feet 10 a stake thence mo- theriy and
parallel 10 said 2lth street 90 feet 90 Il stake
thence westerly and parallel 10 said alleS - feet
10 a Stlk. .n the east side of said 24th Stree,
thence uprhrriy along me line ~ said 2{th ~ cci
81 feet 10 the place ~ beginning; together with
all the buildings thereon, &c. TO secure the
payment ~ a note given hy Hale and Spefry 10
Albert Rugcr tor .6iht2, with interest thereon
from the ist day 81 January, 1874. ull patti whirh
deed is recorded Ia Trust Deed Book u, pn2e 49,.
10 the County CLERKS one" ol ttbeil county.
West Va. Iar otirr deed OF tfts I. made by sid
SperIy un M" 1isr dly Of September. $50 and
recorded IN Trust Decd Book Is, pages lS3 aud
lsi, 20 the Undersigned l. II. Bufks, Trustee. on
the same oprrfy a. herein bet ere described. 10
secure the payment Of a negotiable note fur $40.
made los SAID Sp'rry September 2lst 1874. aud
PAYABLE 20 the order ~ George :. Page. at the
Bank NJ Huntington, four months from me dai,
thereof: the uudcrs gurl I. u-trrs, being re-
Qui. eel 80 90 10 by Albert tugrr, who r. nov the
owner OF both 1T said dents. default having uocn
made iu the payment thereof. will proceed 90 sell
the sad property OF the premises, al pubic
auction. for cash,
On iic Nh Du, Of September. 1919,
20 tho highest bidder The said property viii Ice
SOLD 20 ply 10. amount ~ said dcbfs together
win the iNfp 81 due thpreou--aIi ire principal
AMI interest being dne AMI an laid-subjrct how
ever 10 S-G94 80 with Interest thereon & uu lulS
29fi, 1913. due On the purchase money Tor sad
lot - the Central Lam Compay.
DANIEL = THAYER,
l.. II. BURkS,
SMITH < KiIvr. Att'ys. Trustees.
july i-.w. Prs fec 5000.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
INVEST VIRGINIA.: At Rnles held
w in the office Of the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court of Lincoln County, on the first
Monday in July. lS1j-
VIM. G. Miller,
Va.
Thos Cockirr.
Thos. Cooking,

IN CUANCERY-On the answer IN the
nature of Cross Bill Of Defendant
Cockings.
The object Of this answer and Cross
Bill il to make Lee f.. johnson 4 party
defendant in this suit, and to Offset the
notes assigned said Johnson By VIM. G..
Miller on defendant Cockings, with Sl007,-
%. the value OF timber furnished or pro-
posed to be furnished said Miller by said
defendant. in payment or part payment Of
said notes or else To obtain 4 decree
against said Wm c. Miller for that amount
Also to obtain a decree requiring said
Wm. {. Miller to obtain re-transier by
deed from he Guvandottc Land Company,
Of the minerals in the Lands sold by said
Miller TO defendant, in Il reasonable time,
and IN the event Of his failure to do So,
to obtain decree against him the said
". G. Miller, Tor 50 much damages n VIII
indemnify defendant Cocl;ings for all loss
sustained BIZ him on account II his ina
biltv to transfer the title to said minerals
t. his yendee the said Lee f. johnson.
This dav came the defendant Coc.iings,
nv his attorney J. ". Holt, and II appear
ing from an affidavit fled in the papers in
this suit, that the said Lee T.. johnson is
a nonresident Of the State OF West Nir-
ginia 1t is therefore ordered that lie ap-
pear here within four weeks from the first
publication Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in tic
premises. Tcste: =. F. CURRY,
}. W. Holt, Sol. CLERK.
July 22-iw. pr- fee 1000.
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STEREoscoPIC VIEW:
PINK kGPNTS wanted 70 sell .,'lhe :. T'''

D00V lnnrnu wanted tD sell "ihr ffa
DUN huIh lDCOmmon SENS. MriIiri
srr. IL is The cheapest book ever r'
sands iny u 20 iglt who cn1id not D. q
% purchase the high-price'i bDpt- '-
~ Domestic Medicine inilhg other Ho'''
through agents this wOrk D. Thoroughly
ed throughout 80 ~ America III. D.
2r'ADr Win mo lai ge silr. elegant apo
and many nrw features 81 the bVDk rsu.s' .
-Fli more rapidly han ans work eyef p1
Do ths count g.. Those ~ my agents "
bal eXprfien,e IN selling books. s5y fia'
tn'ir ctnNas-lng they never ct with -lt
c''-4 nr made 90 large wages. ~ since 0n
eng the,sale ~ my work. 20; isrmsand 'sr',
al if-s- 1ncin-irg tsO Postage -Ianpe 30
ting eHpeflenra] Il Y. Pierce. ". ia.
DIt Jrnsar. buffalo. y. :. AOtc. Man ,''
ope "FOr Publishing Depf.7
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29

WAsHNGToN, July 20.-Mcssrs.
Faulkner, Of West Virginia, Harris,
Of Mas achusetts, ard Fletcher, of Mis-
souri,, speci-i Commissioners to inves-
;ieate Professor Narsh'S report, has
convened at the f'itth-Avcnuo Hotel,
New York. Indian Commissioner
Smith and Professor Marsh are in at
tendance. Witnesses have been sum
moaed.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
Notice to Builders and
Contra ctors.

or others wanting BRICK. / an prepared
20 furnish No. article Ut the most reasonable
rates.
Nav I'm. r. ESSLOw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
StTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, 10 wit:
NDAt rules held in the Office oi tie Clerk
Of the Comfy Court If Logan County on
the first Monday in June 1873.
Hosea Eirdsail,

John T. Smith, The Logan County, Yir-
GINA, Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, and the holders of the MORTGAGE
bonds 81 the sad The Logan Comfy
Virginia, Mining and Manufacturing
ComIahy.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
Churning and Pumping

with Odcll 4 Co.'S New Spring Motor bEv
Machine now IA practical operation; ns .
wound mp In one minute Energetic men q
moderate capital can make money easily va
~. illustrated circulars. &c. County Right y
sale. Machine for sale % Park Row, y
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commissioners Sale
PEAL ESTATE-

eOkaEiif sSssosscr Satc
OF
PEAL ESTATE-
Bv virtue 81 decree rendered in the
County Court Of Lincoln county, W. Va,
A. the last January Term thereof, in Il
cause there and then pending. wherein 5.
:. Stone was complainant AID James {.
Black. .. ). G. ES,ey, were defendants ap-
pointing the undersigned Special COM
missioner in tie place Il I. Il. Kline,
Special Commissioner, who was appointed
A. such i'm former decree in this cause,
will
on THE 2Sh DAY OFATGTST, 1875
q, the front door Of the Courthouse Of
said county proceed to sell NJ public auc-
iion to the highest bidder. tie lands mem
toned and described IN the Plaintiffs bill
and proceedings, requiring ope-tnlrd oi
TIE purchase money cash IN hand. the resi-
due in and - months, taking from the
purchaser bond with good security, bear
ing interest from date. for the deferred
payments, also retaining the legal title ~
further security. The said lands consist
81 one go acre tract on he Fast side n
Mud River. and one C5j acre tract ou the
waters Of Trace Fork 81 Mud River, alSp
2I5 acres on the waters If Trace Fork Of
Mud River.
+. F. CURRY,
Special Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29

The State debt, and how to pay it,
is all to the expressing subject Of dis
cussion in Virginia. while West Va,
sits quietly by rs though she were in
no manner interested in the result
1t can he said with much honor to
the cid State that there isro repudia-
ton party within her limits. Indi-
viduals, there may be, who see in re.
pudiation IN end to all their woes,
but they are not sufficient in number
to constitute party Bdelmu.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
An ], \,

Chilis I'm worst cases broken IA two days cur
ralid. c0mulcfe, permanent spd ccrta u. Ayss
mirly no return Of chill after treatment tsguu-
- cugih and Spirits 40 once restored. AGi
patent medicine humbug. hut rational lueis
Treatment, suited 10 each Individual cas-. -,
founded On the philosophy NJ the dlsra'e. al.
Ab,nlutcl} Harmless. For two weeks if'a'
mrnt nc.uiing medicine. remit two dollar 'r
mll course ui treatment AMI complete cufs. ~
du'lars.
Address stating briefly. age. sex. weight 40
particulars ~ case. naming 30 usual honi 81
rhjI. v. q. BONEIN, q Beckman ST.. u"
York. BoN6.Si0.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29

"DSYCOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING
1 How either sex may tascinate and
gaiu the love aud affections OF any person they
choose. Instantly. Thls art al can possess, iree
bv mail. Tor p cents; together. WIN marriage
guide. Egyptian oracle, Dreams. Hints 10 Ladies,
etc. l.OnD.clI sold. \ queer book. Address /.
WILLIAM n 90, Pubs, Philadelphia.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29

For Governor, \. F. Gibbons,
Charleston JorIRol; Attorney Gen,
eral, W. ID. Dawson, kmgwood
Jo.1pol; Auditor, John Broydrick,
Piedmont independent; Treasurer, G..
NJ. Shinn, Grafton Sentinel; State
Superintendent, W. +. Williams,
Clarksburg Telegram, Chat Is if be
can read and write).
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29

SpecI Commissioner.
July 20 Nv. Prs. Zee $1,000.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29
D0UBLE YOUR TRADE

Druggists. Groccrs and dealers. Pure China and
japan T-ls in sealed packages. screw TOP cans
boxes or hall chesfS-tii ONE : prices. Sfld LOT
cirrul4r. THg WELLS TIA COMPANY, 2nl Fulton
ST. y. Y. I. O. Box, $50.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-29

a. -p1A WEEK guaranteed 10 Male anu re
" 4 finale Agents, IN their locality CoS's
- A NOTHING 10 Try 10. Particulars iree
P.O. NIOKERY / CO.. Augusta. Ne
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- To y =
July l-jw. prs fee $1,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
The Southern Cultiyator.

This old and reliable friend Of the
farmer pursues the even tenor OF its
way, striving earnestly and honestly
TO assist him during these hard ami
trying times. 1t advocates progress
only when it pays. There is nothing
OF the fancy or sensational about it
solid, practical, suggestive, it is Just
what real working farmers need. The
very large number Of inquiries pre-
scented by them each month, TO be an
swered 10y the editor or his correspon
dents, shows plainly their confidence
in it. you have never seen copy
call at this office and examine one, or
end a stamp TO w. l.. Jones. Athens,
ia, and get a Specimen. Price $40,
postage paid. Clubs at reduced rates.
very Grange ought TO get up large
club,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
Washington Special to the New York Herald.
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
President Grants Attitude sir
hihCant Concentration OF
War Vessels,

In connection with tn" rumor so
freely circulated lately that Gen
crRi Grant intends "A vigorous policy
with reference 10 The heiiigCreut rights
10 the CubdnS. the quiet and luTmIda
bic concentration of 80 many nen-Uf
war on the North Atlantic station is
exciting keen comment. The fleet
now comprises the following vessels
Worcester, flagship, Plymouth, Can
audaigua lordered out OF commission.
but can be ready for sea again in two
weeks at Norfolk; Ossipee, Shaw
NUT, Pinte-ali wooden ships, and
the following irCnClads, all Of which
can be sent to sea ia tweHtV-fuur
hours dictator, Canonicus Ihoth in
commission and ready for sea-. Mahu-
pac, Manhattan and SauguS in com
mission AZ Pensacola. in addition to
these the Nandalia, Adams, Alliance.
Ranger, Huron, Essex, Enterprise and
Marion are fitting for sea aad viii be
ready in a short time. All OF these
will be attached to tie North Allan
tie station, except the latter, which
will go 10 the European squadron
But Oh her arrival both the Congress
and Juniatta Will return home and
Join the North Atlantic The Mon
tauk, iTOn-clai Is at Norfolk, and can
Ice sent TO sea IN a week. The POWha-
tan l. available, - are also the Swata-
IA, Alert, tiettyShUrg. pailapuOsa
Dispatch AMI the Fortune, Nina,
Speedwell and Triana-thc last four
being OF the same class Is the unfor-
tuuate Polaris, which was formerly
the Mayflower, and each carrying two
guns. The Miantouomuh, four guns.
which was The monitor sent 20 l,Gssia
in 1867. under command Of the pres
Commodore John &. Beaumont, il
nearly completed at Chester and can
be sent ta sea in six weeks in an emer-
gency. Besides all these il is shrewd-
" suspected that the placing Of tho
u abash at Boston and the Colorado at
New York as receiving ships, and the
Minnesota as flagship TO Vice Admir-
al Rowan at New York, is plan 10
naye these huge vessels ready for some
outbreak, for it l. well known that
they are 80 oiliceTed and fitted as TO toe
able % 90 20 sea at a days notice.
The new sloop of war, Trenton, OF
. 400 tons aud carrying seventeen
guns. WI, b. ready in about tu
uiguths. aud the Hartford has jus; ar
rived Al New York from the Asiat'c
fleet. Prominent officers has carefully
ronsideIe these points, and several
conf iei tly assert that an important
move n, mt IN Cu5 an Affairs viii take
mace a. ,Hlis day after the asseAi-
b ing 81 COngre +.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02

NEW YORK, October, pa Wash
irctou special TO the Hcrutd says: In
connection with the rumOr freely cir
culated lateS. Grant intends a rigid
policy with reference To the beiigereut
rights TO Cubans The quiet and for
midable concentration of several men
0f-war on the North Atlantic stations
exciting general comment, 1t is be-
lIrved AN important move in Cuban
affairs will take place at AN early day
after the assembling Of Congress.