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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-29
THE OITLOOK-A LESSON TO ZEE
LEARNED.

The reports from abroad regarding
foreign crops continue to indicate that
the demand upon America for bread
st ifs, will be unusually great. A, We
have heretofore noted, England may yet
secure an average Weld of cereals; but
owing To- multitude Of disastrous causes,
Hungary, Southern Russia, and France
must have necessarily light crops,
and if the recent rains do not
injure, very materially, the fine
prospects which have heretofore pre-
vailed in this country, their mis'ortunes
must necessarily inure to our gain. Our
latest dispatches show that in the last
week, wheat has advanced four shiilings,
or about 800 per bushcl in England
If these prices continue to prevail-and
there is at present, no reason to think
they will mott is almost certain that
the wealth OF this nation will be largely
increased.
Acting on this supposition, an cx-
change quotes:
"There is every indication now that We
shall ship moro than in 1873, and realize
higher prices, so that the surplus of
profits Will exceed that of 1873, thus re-
hevlng our importing merchants from
the pressure of their heavy balances in
Europe. We have already shipped So.
100000 Of gold in the seven months since
the lst Of January, which caused the in
crease in the price of gold, or rather the
depreciation of greeub backs. The scale
i, turned. how ever, and upon the strength
of these European promises, greenbackS
are again rising in value. Should these
expectations be- realized, and should the
hog and corn crops sympathlzc with
wheat. and the cotton crop fulfill the ex-
pectations now INDUCED in by the South,
gold will be very low, and be left in the
hands OF brokers to exchange FOR green
backs. instead of being exported to Eu-
rope in such vast quantities 10 pay
balances.
Without wishing 10 detract at all from
the pleasant hopes thus held out, We can
not help from believing that the senti-
rnents here expressed partake very Scri.
ously of that class in which the wish Is
father 10 the thought. That the chances
are for the balance of trades
not being so heavily against Us rs
usual, no one will deny; but ii i
estimated that the draft upon Us 10 meet
our gold obligations in Europe average
each year about SlO0,oooOOo, and to ca
poet that this immense sum can
be Offset in a single year, Is looking for
too much prosperity.
But even the remote prospects for 50
desirable result serves 10 teach Us 3
very useful lesson. Il is admitted that
if this condition is brought about, it will
be only through our good fortune in Sc
curing a substantial return for our labor.
Ii Is plain, then, that the only hope for
solid money basis in this country, lies in
our industries of every nature, being
iostered and encouraged So that they may
Weld good fruit; not by their being par
slyzed and depressed through unhealthy
contraction ofthe currency, or artificial
legislative attempts to force specie re-
SUMPTION upon the country.
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Wesleyan Female Institute
&taunton. Va.

WILL BEGIN ITS TWENTY-SIXTH
w Annual Session SEPTEMBER 2uth,
$50. Rev. VIM. \. Harris, u. H., President,
with twenty-three Teachers and Officers.
Modern Languages taught and spoken in
the College by u European Teacher. Music
hV seven Professors and Teachers, among
whom are the most cultivated teachers OF
vocal music.
This * one Of the hsalthieSt climates in
the world Those who come here from the
south with feeble constitutions, chillS and
climatic diseases. are entirely restored.
Buildings rlegant-cOmmaudln the
most magnificent rural and mountain
scenery, making II one of the most delight
ful College homes in the Union.
The past Session this school was attend
ed by pupils from seventeen different
States.
Great economy and simplicity in dress
are required. \ simple uniform IS worn.
No unnecessary expense allowed. Strict
economy practicrd To keep all expenses Of
pupils within the lowest possible amount.
Terms Tor the entire Collegiate Year
Board and Tuition III the Collegiate course,
including Ancient Languages, $40. Mu-
sic and other extras moderate.
For Catalogue, address
Rev. w. 4. HARRIS. President,
iylaeguaw Staunton, Va.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
Is made November "a, 1851, and recorded
in deed book No. 81, page ~, OF the record
of deeds of Ohio county, BY Andrew Gala
cher and wife TO me as Trustee, vii, on
Saturday, the 9lst day OIL Aug s,
OF ohio county, w. Va, commencing al ~
O'clock A. NJ, sell to the highest and best
bidder, the following described Real ES-
tate, to-wit: Q, .i,ro,ad
The west one. half of Lot Nc. So situated
on old Clay street now Eighteenth street,
in that mari of the city OF Wheeling known
as East wheeling. Said half lot fronts ~
feet on Clay now EIGHTEENTH street,
and runs back l2U feet. ,..oI,-
The title is believed 10 be goou, Dub SCI ~,
ti;1,. II, is vested in me by said deed oftruSt'
no VI JOHN CRAWFORD,
t,,,i Trustee.
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BELLA|RE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
y Two-stury Frame Dwelling House
and good store Room, with Cellar, all un-
der same roof. Also, a good Two story
Warehouse, on same lot. said dwelling
house contains nine 6ood rooms, WIN
wafer up stairs and down, with two front
entrances separate from store room and of
different streets; is well calculated for two
families. said property will be sold at Il
bargain, on easy terms. Big inducements
offered To Il cash buyer. II said property
is not sold on or before the LIST day of Octo-
Der, 1873, will be sold at public sale October
2d, 1919, between one and three o'clock, In
front OF said property, To the highest and
best bidder.
For further particulars, inquire by letter
or OF j. y. WAIMAN, on The premises,
No. 23y or llOl, corner Pike and Webster
streets. South Bcllaire, Ohio: or, j. L.
WAHMAN, Moundsvi.le, W. Va.
JULY IL, 1919. jyl9h
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and TO subscribers.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. LOUISLAW SCHOOL.

Law Department OF Washington
IniVcrSity.l
The regular annual term of this Law
school Will open on Wednesday. OctOb-
er 18th. 1879. Full course, two terms, six
months each. students admitted tn the
SrnIOr Glass. on examination, by applica
ton on or bc.Orc October 18th. Tuition,
$50 first wear, So second year, including
use of Library. For particulars address
q. NJ. STEW ART, Dean OF Law Faculty.
iyy7cudSb 9OS y. Third ST., ~. Louis, Mo.
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The failure of J. X. Miller X Co,
dealer in stoves, at Enterprise, Writ
county, entails considerable loss to persons
Of that vicinity.
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University of Virginia.

Opens OctOccr |; continues through nine
months. II is organized in schools on the
elective system, with iuIl courses in ClaS-
sizes. Literature Science with practice in
Chemical and Physical Laboratories in
Law. Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues TO
JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman, L. q.
Univcriity of Virginia, Albemarle Co.,
Va. Jyl3-deNas
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EDMUND BOOKINGS
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, THAI .
y have been appointed Admiuisrrt'H
81 the estate Of August and Caroline -. t
bright. All persons knowing th'W-'.''r
Indebted 10 the said estate, VIII pleas" 'l.'
aud settle at once. Also, all persons hHF
iugc,aIms against the same, WI. pr'r' Do.
them for settlement g.
ALBERT NOLTE.
ju22b so. aD.y, E"h street.
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Fob 9 q LID

VALUABLE COAL LAND.
one Hundred and Ninety Acres, i foot
vein No. Coal, on BogGs run Wthih o.
rnIS nf iLe n ( q. R.R.. at fcnwOOd, ".
Va. ADDISON Il PAUL.,
{ypp Real Estate Agents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
WANTED.

YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA-
n TION as servant in respectable pri'
vate family, German II possible. Address
iy2er rs. j." this office.
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Fob SALE.

TINE NORTH HALF OF LOT NUMBER
twenty.three l2}I in the city of Wheel
ing, W. Va. situated one and Il halfsquares
above suspension bridge, on the west SIDE
OF Main street. For particulars address
EDW ARD GlLFILLAN,
iy29b Parkersburg, w. Va.
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Fine City Property for Sale

offer at private sale the very desirable e
residence in which now reside, WIN al
the grounds and out houses lnereon =
incot,I nj the corner OF Fourteenth ana
Eoff' streets, formerly owned by Dr. Todd;
There is a conservatory, fine Stable, and
Two Story Brick Building,
In addition TO the residence fronting on
Fourteenth street, all of which are includ-
ed i'm the offer. Terms very reasonable.
II the entire property is not sold within
sixty days IL will be sold in parcels 10 suit
purchasers.
The property fronts on fourteenth street
ia feet, and 1907 feet on Fol street.
Iylirb ANTON REHNANN.
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Will Not be Natural.

II contains also sulphcrctted hcydrog'u
gas, which effects tin, iron, etc, and ID"
water Will turn black tit comes IN contact
with these metals. To draw lt from "a"
barrel and put Ice In ~, rs also objection
"A ble. The way have n arranged an these
oblcctiOnsa are obliteratcd. CulIund Inspect
for NnuI.nIl al
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HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't VI. +. II. A, Alexandria, V;

For .ull particulars, &c, send tor circu-
lars. Apply to
MAJOR ]. c. ANDERSON, Agent,
jy2i Wheeling, ". Va.
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ICE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water.

Chemical analysis has proven that ms
water contains very liitl" CarbOulc At.l
Gas, but il additional gas is added II
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y Charlottesville, Va. 18th Annual SeS-
sion opens ist OF September, with full
Faculty and elegant new equipments
Health, accessibility, good tsre and
thorough instruction at this College. For
details address K. II. RAWLINGS, NJ. 4
Principal. JyIb
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AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
PITS Cash Gifts. amounting to $1,000, ~
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 1000.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

The Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
citation, chartered by the L'gis.SltuIc OF
Virgiuia. and the Circuit Court Of Orange
county. proposes by series Of Grand Git
Concerts, to establish and endow a Hone
,orthe Old. Infirm, and Destitute Ladies
OF Virginia" at MJntpeiieT,t.e former RS
!dence of President James Madison. Ihr
ASSOCIATION j. under the control OF eight
Trustees. six OF whom are elected bieutal-
IL nv the stock holders, and two appoint
ed by the Governor Of Virginia.
Rlmittences for tickets may be made by
express pre- paid, postoihce money order
on washington, b. c.. or by registered
letter addressed 70
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
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ITEMS FROM UNION.

The Concert at Shells Depot. was
decided a success, the manager having
realized the handsome sum of $40
The admission to the Concert was
twenty-five cts. The money will be
expended in the purchase of Sunday
School Library, for the tlourishing
School at that place.
MARRIED.-On the lst inst, at Mr..
KepIer's, by the Rev. Andrew Shell,
Mr.. d. n. NJ. PEREGOY, to Miss SA-
RAH J. MILHORN--all of Sullivan Co.
Many friends of the bride aud bride
groom received formal invitations to
the Wedding, your correspondent be-
ing one of the number. Mr.. Ben
Massingill and myself being busy in
the morning, we did not get
ready TO start until IL o'clock A. Ne
But after an hours pleasant ride on
horseback, and passing through what
might be termed with propriety, the
garden of Sullivou Co., we arrived at
DR.. Martins, where we found the nap
py welded couple together, with
number OF invited guests. In snort
time the wedding dinner was pre-
pared, being under the supervision OF
Mrs. DR.. Martin, and judging from
the most excellent manner IN
which everything on the table, IA tine
variety was artistically and neatly
arranged to suit the joyous occasion,
we must say that Mrs. Martin is pre-
eminently the princess of cateI ers.-
After dinner all engaged in pleasant
conversation, and Or. Martin being
gentleman of intelligence and fine con
versational powers, we enjoyed his
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May lS.-tL.
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Choice Piano Pieces.

JULY 6.-tds.
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BELOW THEB RIDGE.

HAVE now my Spring Stock Goods
i complete consisting of Notions, Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Queensware, Hardware, Hairless, Groce-
ries. Drugs, Dye-Stufs, &C., &c.
We can offer to our customers all kinds IF
Notions. selected with care and bought from
that excellent Notion House, Hodges x
Bros, Baltimore, at the loves, cash price.
Mr.. John ". ROgan, who is with them, can
tell you all. See what we have, Hamburg
Embroidery, Lace IIandkerchiefs, Pequiet,
Bariege, Swiss, Alpaca, Japanese Poplin,
Plaid, Japanese, MOhair Luster, &C., &c.
variety of Ladies and Gents Gloves,
Nice Silk ScarfB, Rutiling, Collars, Silk Par
asels, COunterpan@s or Bed-Quilts. And
also nice Calicoes, S, 10, and I2Icts. Bleach
Domestic at I, 10, II, IA, l6, 20 and 25cts
Brown Domestic s, 10 and I2cts. And
nice Cashmere Suite, IS 90 to $40 90, Cast
net Suits 81 90 to IS 90. Mes's Hats, 75c,
to s. 90, Boys Hats, SOC to So 90. Mems
Shoes, S! % to 81 so Womcn'5 Shoes 81 25
to 50 so. Qucensware, we sell at James X,
AndcrsOns Queensware House price. Hard
ware, we sell at 5. Il. Fcrguson's Hardware
House price. Wn~Ware, We sell at VIM. n.
KelleF's. Tin.iFa Manufacturing House
price. We can only sell as our Heighbors
do. FAMILY GROCERIES fresh from the
Country Market. We sell to all alike, first
come first served. Orders good rs Cash.
l also have a fine supply of Mr.. Henry 10
senheim's Atlas Habana Segars. Flor, Fine
Henry Clay, Non Pas Ultra, Youths De-
light; &C., &c.
Now, Gentlemen, if yen want to be cle-
gantly pulled 90 to the Bristol News Office,
and if you want some elegant eegars to puff
como 70
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SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY.

! \ accordance with tie provisions Of
L deed OF trust made to the under
signed by Chas. {. Campbell and his
wifi. Leyisa bearing date the 18th day
of May, 1870, and to. secure the pay
ment of three notes for $50. 10 each,
bearing even date with said deed of
trust payable to Stout, Mills & Tenn
pie Or order, with interest, we will Of
fer for sale at public auction, on Sat
urday the fllh day OF Agust, 1875.
from the front porch Of the Virginia
Hotel, in the the town Of GOOdsOu,
Washington county. Virginia, the
mill property situat d in the said town
of GuOds0n, and known IS Campbell's
Mil. consisting of Mill-HOusp, with
all its fixtures and machinery. inclu-
ding Turbine Water-Wheel and other
machinery bought Of the said Stout.
Mills & Temple. the water privileges
and land necessary for the proper use
aud operation of the said mill proper
ty The said sale made to pay the
said three notes, with their interest,
and the costs of the sale.
TERMS OF&ALE-CASH In Hand.
This is one of the most valuable pie
ces of mill property in Southwest Va,
and being Immediately on the border of
Tennessee gives it additional advan
tages. Persons wishing to examine
the property can do 50 by calling on
York d Fulkerson,' l. G. Fowler, OF
Chas G. Campbell, Esq.
STOUT, MILLS & TEMPLE,
Assignees:
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LAST NOTICE,

All persons indebted to US who will
cali and pay their accounts by the Ist
day OF August, 1873, we will allow a
discount of five per cent. After that
time all accounts Will be placed in the
hands of Bailey & McCroskey for col
lection. witt interest added.
We are compelled 20 have money to
carry on our business and we hope our
friehds will call and pay us, and avoid
trouble.
After the above GATE we will con-
duct our business differently. All our
personal attention is needed in our
Shop, and we have no time to run
about collecting accounts.
w. n. KELLER & Co.
Bristol, Tenn, June 10, 1875.
June l5-4t.
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Coy. KeInDer Tost.

My valuable dog. Kemper, present.
ed to me by my friend, Or. J. NJ. Es-
till, of Jacksonville, escaped from
the Saitgille train at Robertson's Mill
last Monday week and is doubtless now
in that vicinity He has a brown
head and is someH hat speCkled on the
back, answers to the name OF Kemper,
and is Observation-Disclosures. 1
will pay a liberal reward for his deliv-
cry to Mr.. VIM. Buchanan at the
store or for Information as to his
whereabouts.
/. C. FOWLER.
June 20.-tf.
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lettings at FAIR Ground.

Bids for the following stables and
buildings, will be received until 18th
July;
For erecting 20 Stables 12x8 feet
covered with boards.
For erecting l Forage Building 1920
feet long:
For erecting extra Seats outside of
the Exhibition building.
BIDS Will be received for lumber,
and Stables complete; also for build
ing, Qumber furnished 10y cOmtnIttee).
We VIII also let to the best bid, Z
PTivileges-same as last season, for
selling refreshments,
Also the large dining Saloon and
Restaurant attached-all separately.
Plans and Specifications may be
seen at Presidents Office
|. 3. DUNN, Pres't.
COURIER copy. July 6-2t:
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sCH6GE EXHIBITION.
A Day At Maple Groove,

In obedience to notification by the
friends of Miss Sally Cannon )
School at Maple Groove in this coun-
ty, the editor Of the Ns7Cs. after a
Decentralization from the cars of the
A. NJ. & Q. 4. IL. at Wallaces Switch
last Friday took passage with Messrs
A5ram Cannon and Roadman, ac-
complained by a number OF the fair
ladies' Of the vicinity and soon arrived
at Maple Groove, one of the most de-
lightful and alluring retreats in the
county, A Conspicuous absence Of
The sturdy men on whose shoulders
have been successfully borne the
schOOlenterpriSC thereat, reminded us
that the yellow wheat was rafting in
their cradles and being shocked to
meet the demands of another wear.
OF fair maideus and sparkling cherubs
there was host, The sober faces of
the ma;rors of the manor gave back
ground to the gay picture and there
were some Of the fathers there too,
The church had been festooned with
Evergreen and ROral wreatks, exhibits
ing the most CommtGdable taste and
the stage was provided with all nee
esSary theatrical appliances. Bright
little lasses and lads yet on the in
noccnt side Of youthful life, came
forward and delivered their little
speeches with artless grace, and those
that had grown older and crossed into
the tempting domain of reflection
read compositions that exhibited cul>
ture and thought and participated in
dialogues that aroused the hum0r of
the audience.
Miss Cannon had no difficulty in
showing that she deserved the gener-
Gus support she has received and that
developments will crown her in the
grateful and appreciative remem-
brance Of those people. At the
close of the Exercises DR.. X. Z. Craig
and the writer Of this were called on
for adIresses aud responded thereto
with due Difference TO The virtue o
brevity.
4 few moments spent It the bcaalis
ful and shaded re~idence of D,
Craig brought rs to the hour Of din
ner aud returning to the Church we
found the improvised tables under
those aged oaks laden with those good
things ard culinary eXcc.leucies which
make up a picnic dinner in s W.
Va, 4 game Of Base Ball by the
boys closed the amuscmcmts aud soon
we were all at our homes regrelting
the fight Of time,
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market
LYNcHBURG. June II, 1875.
Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man is heir to. Ameri-
CANS are particularly subject to this disease
and its effects such as sour stomach, sick
headache, habitual costivene8s, heart burn,
water-brash. gnawing and burning aims in
the pit Of the stomach, coming up of the
food, coated tongue, disagreeable taste in
the mouth, impure blood, and all diseases
Of the Stomach and Liver. Two doses of
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER viii relieve you
at once, and there positively is not u case IN
the United States it will not cure. If you
doubt this go to your Druggist BUNTING &
PEPPER and get q sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size IS cents.
A. H Cousins & Co., Wholesale
Agents, Nashville, Tenn.
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Articles for the Centennial.

Having been appointed one of the
State Commissioners to the Philadel-
phia Centennial Exposition which
will be opened to the world on the
18th of May, 1876, l desire to notify
the people of Upper East Tennessee,
or indeed elsewhere in the State, that
all articles intended for that occasion
can, at the proper time, lie directed to
me at Bristol, Tenn.
1t is expected that the Commission
ers of Tennessee will secure a thorough
representation of the actual and posi-
bic products Of the soil, and manufac-
lures, the character and extent of the
minerals, woods and vegetation. a
history of its physical features and
climate, its geographical position; CO.
vernment, the extent and effect of
railroads and other means of transpor-
tation, with such other facts as will
show the progress and present condi-
ton of the State.
JOHN G.. KING.
May lS.-tf.