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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-16

SoHooL books, embracing every book
now in use at either public or private
schools in the city, can be fosnd at
Mansford's, corner Second aud Monroe.
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Why Yeast Powder should be Used.
Because it is more convenient than
brewers or hop yeast, produces better
and more nutritious food, and never
fails of success. This is particularly
applicable to DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
es each package not only contains the
JuH freight as represented, but the con
tents are perfectly free from any inju.
rious substances. Nothing enters into
its composition but articles that are
healthy aud uourishing, AID the bread
prepared with it is such as can be eaten
with impunity by the most sensitive in
valids, For sale BY groeers every
where. eod&w.
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MOystOn's keautiIuI re.
teHched and FURNISHED pho.
tOgraphs, "a per dozen, nj
Star Gallery, 24O Main street,
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Dressed i~,urkcys.

The best lot Of the season cheap a,
Victor p, Fuchs oyster, fish and game
depot, a Jefferson street. liz
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?. J. COLEMAN. at No. COZ Be&l street,
hNs opened a new stand in connection
with his cigar store. All the leading
papers, etc, received ahead of all com.
pettors. 93f
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Oysters, cigars, drinks, at Madame
Bullock's, 1913 Maip, near Union. est
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MADAME BULLocK's Mansion House,
Main, near Union. is the place to get
oysters. 65t
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WRIGHT Big Fat Oysters, extra select,
40 cents per can. Families supplied at
10 cents per dozen, at
l26l No. n BEAL STREET.
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Go TO the Mansion House, 1893 Main,
for oysters, drinks and cigars. est
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NEw style tables at CopYerse's $, 81
South Court street. 60 t
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SFr advertisement of Foster Second
Gold and Land Distribution .sl62
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WEATHER AND BusINEss.

"haihhh AMI ~hhB.
The weather is clear and cold. The
river here continues to decline, with IF
teen feet above low water mark. At
Cincinnati there is ten feet two inches in
the channel and falling, with heavy ice
to Cairo, which greatly impedes payiga-
ton. Navigation is virtually suspended
from Cairo to St. Louis, the ice blockade
being perfect. The Cumberland is fall.
ing, With six feet ten inches on the
shoals. White and Arkansas rivers are
declining, With heavy running ice in the
latter at Little Rock. Business on the
landing to-day shows more animation,
there being several boats 10 port loading
and unloading,
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DowS goes the prices - Watkins
makes handsome dresses for $40. ll9
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LADIES' restaurant, Mansion House,
1893 Main, near Union. 65t
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STRANGERS, go to Converse 8, 81 South
Court street. 6O-t
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$40. This much money will get a
dress made at Watkins. ll9
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He-adqunrters X

MEMPHIS, January IA. 1876.
All parties who desire TO participate
in the grand Msrdi-Gras procession on
February 9th, at two o'clock pm, will
please address DR.. Theodore Hoerner.
corner Beal aud Second streets.
Invitations for the "Ulks Mardi.
Gras celebration can be had by the pub
lie at the following places; Theodore
Hoerner's, corner Beal aud Second
streets; Marx & Bensdorfs, No. J Madi-
son street; Chas. A. Beehu's, No, $50
Main street. ll9
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prairie Chtehe.s.

A large lot, fresh and nice, cheap, just
received at Victor d. Fuchs, Al JeFer-
son street. ll9
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Bum COke.-Sold by coal deal
ers and the Gas Company. l44
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STEAMBOATS,.
For OsceOIa.

For OseeOla.
For 0s;eola and all Way Landings-U. s.
Mail steamer
GEO. W. CHEEK. Nat Green. mastar
MILL LEAVE ON THIS
w DAY, 10th inst. at 5 pm. +t@
board.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
RoArs LEAY1NG rn.nIx
ARRIyAIg.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans
Phil Alin, Friar's Point.
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
A, j. White, Napoleon.
Mary Miller, Cincinnati.
Cheek, 0sceola.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Thos. Sherlock, Cincinnati.
BOATS IN PORT.
j. s. Turner, Mary Boyd, Quiekstep.
A. j. White, Mary Miller, Phil AIlin,
Tender, G. w. Cheek.
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Ladies' felt skirts at 81.
KAHN q FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Sts.
Whr YanAt PoMder shnnld hn nsna

HANDSOME dresses made for $40 at
Watkins. 1l9
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HERzoG s. o.,
e5S Main Street.

Burn COke.-Sold by coal deal.
ers and the Gas Company. IA
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PlanOsI Organs! The best
and cheapest at "HOIlen-
berg's," 2O4 Main street. lot
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HOIIeHberg, No. 294 Main
street, haas everything In the
music line fresh allow prices.
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For Pine Bluff

For Pine Bluff and Way Landings-The ine
steamer
mani DOl D.."-""."-...-.~-Smith, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
w THIS DAY. Jan. 18th. at S 1850
Pm. hEatnafTa
GLENN & VINSON, Agents.
On Wharfboat. foot Of dnnrt al.
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Twenty Cents per Yard
--
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TOT Arkansns River.
Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff o.. S. Mail
Line--,For Red Fork. Auburn, New aseonv
and all points through to Pine Bluff. con,
Seetlng with light boats through to Fort
BELLE OF TEXAS, .7~e
Ino ooqourn ;=-..;...--.master .; gHs
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 pm.
MARY BOYD, .T-D
rNVhAauu .maSter Elt
Leaves. EVERY SATURDAY, at nm.
FOR freight or passage. apply TO
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't.
Is Madison street.
GLENN & VINs0N, Agents.
On Wharfboat, foot of Court street.
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BLEACHED MUsLfNs.
IRISH LINENS,
E~MBROTDERIEs, TOWELS,
so Pieces Of English Serges, wOrsted
Dress Goods,

In all colors. worth SOC, for
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FOR SALE.

TSOR sAIly-BRICK ORDERS LEFT
II with w. II, Order * Co.. SIS Front street.
or At ward on 0,yerton tract. on the bluff South
sIf o.. II. p. PIPER.
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CHARGES.

|. Failing to work in harmony with
the teachers and principal Of the colored
schools.
2. Appealing to other than the proper
authorities for the redress OF her griev-
ances.
3. Ineficiency as a teacher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

A WONDERFUL FEAT.-Yesterday at
noon . prominent business man offered TO
wager $50 TO 500 that he would swim
across the raging Ohio, starting from
= point near the water works, and land gu
the other side near BellAire, ia spite Of
the withholding waters, the refuse Of
bu7ted boons and prolific corn feldS,
having no apparatus TO secure his
ears and mouth from mud, or him.
self from going to the bottom, but
finding a ready taker, he, like the mist
Of the morn, "Gently melted away"
But the taker would Bet and turning 10
another gentleman, says be, II will stake
all in my pockeibOok, s., toSI that can
cross that mighty stream, Wheeling
Creek, between the iron and stone bridges,
at the hour Off P. ", and never touch
bottom" The bet was taken. The hour
arrived. The swimmer with his taker
and some friends went 10 the appointed
place. All stood there waiting Anxiously
10 zee the swimmer plunge. But his
taker, fearing he would cause the death
Of fellow being, and not wishing 10 lose
81, said, "NO, my friend, here are two
HavanAs. do not wish to zee you COM
init suicide" The swimmer took those
two cigars, and placing them on the
ground fot rollers, and throwing his well
developed form across them, plunged
down the steep embankment into that
turbid stream, and was seen no more
Alas, poor Cuftius may such noble soul
never again sacrifice all for honor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

BELAIKE LOCALS-S1iling miniature
boats in the streets i = never-iailing
Amusement among The boys Just nov.
Those streets which are i0rmed .into )
canal bE the street railroad sem 10 Be
most sought after Tor this purpose.
The CenIral Dinihg Hall has been orna-
msnled GiIh handsome new sign.
The silver mine sold BY Mr.. Cree, Of
Georgetown, Colorado, 10 parties here Ssd
Al Blrueville, i nov the property Ct the
Belmont Silver Mining Company, moor
po.s,ei 1t Columbus on Saturday By F.
N. Saively, u. D. Shupe, Henry Weleh
and otherS. The capital sock i S5Oo, 90.
Mr.. Cree and Messrs. WEIGH and Shupe,
Of this CITY, and Others iron Moundsville
and GAINESVILLE left for GeorgeioUn yes
terday TO examine the mine and report TO
the company.
The ierry-bOa, lands on Water street
nov.
About the most thriving class Of people
here nov are the doctors. They are busy
all the time and don't complain OF dull
business any more,
Instead Of -HoV are you! ? the Gus
torlaTy sslutAtiou nOT Is, -HoU's that for
river?
Mrs. Wm. Heatherington, Who has been
an invalid for the last twenty years, died
shortly before II O'Clock yesterday morn
ing At The residence OF her husband Her
funeral will take place from the Christian
Church this afternoon Al ? O'Clock.
The river gauge vas put on the pier Of
the bridge Just in time. II will slump
il 70 mark this rise.
Yesterdays trains we're late, a. usual
A railroad meeting in the interests Of
the BeIlaire and Southwestern Narrow
Gauge Is called to meet Al City Hall next
Saturday evening. Our citizens should
make this an ehIhuSi1Stic turnout and
show that they have the prosperity Of the
city At heart
II the river keeps on rising no trans
fer Of freight from the wharf boat 70 the
c. 4 P. depot will be necessary, for either
will answer every purpose Of the other.
They are only few feet apart nov.
McMahOns creek Is within tEo feet Of
the bridge on South Belmont street. The
creek has also surrounded one or two
houses, and is within = few feet OF the
gas house.
Work is progressing on the fifth and
last story oithe Centennial Hotel.
Large shipments Of sand from here to
the West are being made for building Pur-
poses.
Mr.. Sheets started on trip to Chautau-
qua, New York, yesterday. We wish
him a prosperous voyage and \ Eate re-
turn.
The following paper was handed to Us
with : request that We publish it:
RepztsI IOr the ISTElLI9EScEL
We, the ccmmitte representing the oels-
bration held BY the colored people at
Bellaire, August %, would respectfully
AK space in your columns for the follow.
ing card Of thanks unanimously adopted:
lst. To James +. Anderson, Esq, tOr
bis kindness in securing Us the use Of
Central Hall.
%. To the citizens Of Bellaire and vi.
cinity generally, for their kindness and
attention shown US while marching
through the streets.
Also to the c. d P. Z. Z. Co. in extend.
ing the courtesies Of their road in the
practical shape Of half iSTes.
COMMITTEE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

ANCIENT ORpER USITED WoRKMEE.-
The lodges Of this Order in this city,
three in number, yesterday assembled At
Handlan's store, in South Wheeling, and
headed by Schreiner's brass band march.
ed to the Bridgeport depot to meet Mr..
J. N. McNair, Of Pitbburgh, the Supreme
Master Workman OF the United States,
who came down to install District Dep
uty.
The names Of the lodges are Geo. Baird
No. /, La Belle No. . and Nail City
No. 3, having a membership Of about
100 in all. The procession was in
charge Of Chief Marshal p. II. Leigh.
ton, with Mr.. John g. Haberheh as As.
sistant Marshal. About forty members
Of the Order we're in the procession, max
::"0A very fne appearance and represent.
ing aSG"4 share Of the best bone and
slneW oil our W?r1iSs pen. Mr. McNair
a Past Grand Officer, and the carrisss
containing the distinguished guests was
escorted 10 the Grant House, where they
will lodge during their stay in Wheeling.
In the evening the three societies a.
sembled at their hall in Peterson's block
for the purpose Of electing 4 District
Deputy Supreme Master Workman for
the State Of West Virginia. This is the
first time = District Deputy has been
elected in West Virginia, a. the only
Lodges 10 the State are in this city.
Three Lodges are required to elect a
District Deputy, and Eve Lodges to organ
nize Grand Lodge. The Order was but
recently introduced here, but il progress
ing rapidly and it is thought that before
long a Grand Lodge can be organized.
Before proceeding to an election the
Supreme Master delivered q brief I'D.
dress, which was received with ap.
plause. The election resulted in the
choice Of Mr.. John G. Haber6eld, Of the
Nail City Lodge, BY unanimous vote.
Mr.. Haberield, who WA in waiting in the
ante.room, was called in and Immediately
clothed with all the authority vested in
his new Office. Messrs. McNair and
Bourk, we understand, will return home
tO~uuy.
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A YoUXG MAN WITH A VorcE.-Some.
where in the immediate neighbOrhood Of
this office il young man with q voice,
Early and late this young man with the
voice inAiCts upon the tympanums Of dis
tracted editors and we'll nigh crazy com.
positors all the choice popular melodies
Of the day. Now, in narraling these facts,
we are not actuated by a desire 10 have
that melody repressed-shut in the bosom
Of the singer altogether-as that would
certainly kill him-but we would sug.
gest that he take his voice and HE 10 q
sequeStered wilderness, where he could
have fuller vent for his musical genius,
and vet leave the rest Of the world COM
paratively happy. Should he not heed
this suggestion, we fear either the
Health Officer or the Mayor will
have to call upon him officially, for 4
continuous melody like that cannot poss.
IDLY be borne more than fortnight at q
time. II is linked sweetness entirely too
long drawn out, and when horses passing
that way get rampageous, when every
stranger thinks it an agonizing cry for
the FIRE department, when children wall a.
though they heard the preliminary sounds
oisome dread catastrophe, when the people
generally are in terror for fear the singer
will suddenly slip his wind and let the
music end with crash-Why then il does
seem as il the singer should either ease
up little OF else the authorities must be
appealed to. Gentle child Of song, couldst
thou not heed the suggestion and give to
suffering mortals, who never wished thee
i'll, brief respite7
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GorSG TO BATTLE THE BrcKEYz WITH
BATs.-A picnic ia to be held in St. Glars.
vile to-day, at which the national game il
to occupy considerable share Of a.ten.
tion. 4 number Of our young men
thought to select from the abundance Of
loose material about town a select
nine which could utterly annihilate
the Buckeye boys and found no diff.
Guilty in persuading the following noted
ball and bat WrestleFs 10 display their agil.
ity to the honest CHANGERS Of Belmont
county: Frank p. Mcneil, Felix Laffetty,
james Martin, james Reed, John Berger,
Harry Mcclure, Frank Jepson, Wash.
Dunbar, Fred. Husemen, Will. Fisher
and Will. Rhodes. II will be observed
that We give the names Of eleven, and as
we don't care for expenses We are willing
to throw in the extra two and bet our
cigars on the winning nine. II the above
eleven young men good and true don't
gel away with their opponents II stands 10
reason that they will lose the game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

WAxzAS1D Sd Vans LoSs.-A lady
friend Of ours, vho . sOn=NhA; notorious
%, her loquarity, recently, Vhils IN a
store mixing = parchase- Va hittsa On
The upper lip By \ Tc1ld-ts honsysgeE-
ipg Insect. and having 10 court plaster
he hastily pIueked the legend Of ! spool
AZ cotton, reading warranted 59 yaEis
Ioprr ana applied il 10 the snarting hiile
voGud. enough uEeil2gs sdhsEing 10 the
able, 10 keep II II its place EorgeiuEs
he tYihirg cirrunst9boe, she sailed toEth
M entered InoIhsr store BEARING the
Alarming device over the household Of
her tOngue, and e5nnerced = dlsserta-
ton 70 the grim old proprietor on high
prices and psnieky times,al the Ehils bid
ding DOM the price Of his gods. The r.
riisr, Cd curmudgepn diCkersi with her
for sons time and losing pstisnee, shortly
and erustily said 70 her, Wei, I've
offered the best ela 70 you, and, a time
Is money, and money ,heSs daysIs mighty
searce, you viii oblige ne By gong
somewhere else 10 let out the remainder
Of that tongue Of yoGrs. / see il u var
ranted two hundred yards long, and as
you have spun OCT about htly here, go
and TN the remainder on the patience o!
nv neizhbors.7 TIE lady HIs insulGe'i,
and quit the store, avONing that ne'eE
ayain Uould she enter IT. snd called al
! The ofhoe Of her husband to make CON
plaint 1sainst the man Who bad "a Nln-
I tOnlv TeIed her. Observing The tablet
on ier lips, Warranted ~ yards long,
/ tie joke Al once flashed upon him, and
alter = hearty laugh, be picked OF tbG
libelous announcement and the dear lit
| tie woman saE through it all, and she
EmiIed-A siekly Emile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

AGooD LEssox.-A young lady yester.
day stepped into street car radiant with
youth and looking cool and bright in her
Hover trimmed hat and Speckless suit Of
linen. -Four young men Immediately Of
Tered their seats she accepted one with an
enhancing smile, and instantly gave It to
a poor, wan, little old woman who had
been standing for Two blocks. Whereup-
on the young men did not know whether
10 gel up OF not, and tried their best not
10 lnnk lnnlish.
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LETTERS FROM DRuoGsts.-There il no
case Of dyspepsia that Green's August
Flower will not cure. Come 10 the drug
store Of Chas. Z. Dwight, or any other
druggist, and inquire about Il. II you
suffer from costiveness, sick headache,
sour stomach, indigestion, liver com.
plant or arrangement Of ihe stomach or
liver tryit Two or'thfee doses will re-
lieye you.
Boschee's German Syrup Is now sold
in every town and city IN the United
States. We have not less than Eve hun.
dred letters from druggists, saying II is
the best medicine they ever sold for con-
sumption, throat or lung diaease. Sam
pie pottles Of both 10 cents each. Regu-
lar size IS cents. eod4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

STIR FOR DANAOEs.-Thos. Fahy has
instituted suit for 5000 damages in the
County Court against Capt. Ed. Davis,
City Sergeant; ThOs. Dafrah, Clerk Of the
Municipal Court; and Deputy Sergeants
Webb and Birch. Mr.. Fahy's troubles
have been before the public so ptomi.
hently, that il IL hardly necessary for us::to
republish the particulars Of his recent AZ.
rest and imprisonment ]. II. Good,
Esq, il counsel for the plaintiff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

The OCOSXELL CESTESSIAL.-The
one hundredth anniversary Of the birth
Of the Irish patriot, Daniel OConnell,
will Be tomorrow observed By our citi.
lens Of Irish birth and descent. Al $50
o'clock IN the morning : solemn mass will
be celebrated at the Cathedral, alter
Ehich the different societies will form in
front Of the church and proceed in pro-
cessi6n over the following route:
Up Eof street to Twelfth, down
TWelfth'to Market, down Market TO -Four.
tenth, down Fourteenth 70 Main, down
Main to TWenty-si1th, up TEentysiIth
to Chapline, up Chapline to Twenty.
fourth, down THenty.tOurh TO Market,
up Market 70 Sixteenth, up.sixteenth to
Eof, up Eof to Twelfth, down Twelfth
10 Main, up Main to the suspension
bridge, and thence to the Fair Grounds,
where an Grafton will be delivered by
Rev. Father Tracy, ofSt. Bridgets Church,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Societies will spend the remainder
Of the day on the Fair Grounds, where
picnic viii be held for the beneft Of the
orphans under the charge Of the Sisters
Of St. Joseph. The procession will be
under the direction Of Col. Thomas
UBrien, assisted BY Capt. James 0Kane,
and will be reviewed BY His E1celIency
Governor Jacob and the chief officers Of
the city government.
The Executive Committee having the,
celebration in charge consists Of the fol.
lowing gentlemen: ". Reilly, W. c.
HandlAn, ". N. Myles, Thos. Pryor,
John FitLsimmons, Thomas Gleason, Col.
O'Brien and Jacob Altmyer.
Those who sympathiIs with the cause
Of Irish liberty have been requested to
deSO'@'e their houses and a. far a. posi-.
bic suspend busi....a during the ceiebFa.
ton. Societies from Ben I'D and Bell.
aire will participate in the ceIe6raG.r.
and many strangers will probably be
present The committee have labored
faithfully to make the occasion interest.
in and enjoyable, and big time Is antici.
pated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

STEAMER LuELLA.-The new steamer
Luella, built by Brown Brothers for the
Syracuse and Gallipolis trade, il los feet
long and IS feet 10 inches beam. John
Young, Of Mason City, built the hull, and
Enos Hill, Of Gallipoli', the machinery,
the dimensions Of which are cylinders .
inches Of feet stroke. The boiler was
manufactured in Buffalo, New York il
is a one returned, aued boiler, 9 feet long
and 81 feet in diameter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

A VALUABLE DBcovERY.-Dr. c. W.
Benson, q practising physician, at 106
North EutaW street, Baltimore, Nd. who
has paid much attention 10 nervous dis
eases), has discovered that extract Of
celery and ehamomile, combined in q
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache. either bilious dyBpeptic, nerv.
Gus or sIcA headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This Is triumph in medi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers al over the
country are ordering BY mail. He pre-.
pares Il in pills at 50 cents per box. The
Doctor l. largely known and highly re-
spected in Baltimore.-EpIeQp0l Meth-
odiA.
Sold by McLain Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. d4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

THE RrvER-The river continued to
rise slowly until about noon Yesterday,
when it stood with % feet inches in the
channel. In the afternoon the water re-
ceded slowly, falling about three inches.
There Is now no fear Of food here, and
Island people especially are congratulate
ing Themselves upon their escape. A num-
Der Of fine gardens along the river bank
on the Island were ruined, but the lo.s il
trifing to what it might have been II there
had been ten or twelve feet more Of water,
a. many persons anticipated. We have
heard Of nothing important up the creek
within the last two days. The trains on
all the roads we're running regularly yes.
lerday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-05

Local PERsOSALs.-The Washington
Critie says HChas. Rust, Of Wheeling, Is
trying to foment . tub regatta"
]. II. McNait, Of Pittsburgh, Supreme
Master Workman Of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen in the United State, and
Grand Recorder Of the Supreme Lodge
Of Pennsylvania, arrived In the city last
evening and is stopping At the Grant
HOuse.
John A. HabetfeId, Of SaiACity Lodge
No. 3, Ancient Order United Wofkmen,
was last night elected the first District
Deputy in the State Of West Virginia.