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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

THERE is glut in the potato market
in the country round about Wheeling. A
gentleman from Marshall says he can
buy them in the country for 20 cents per
bu.hel. The market for "onion SETS is
thus alluded to By the Cleveland Leader
Of yesterday:
There is virtually no sale for onion
sets; the stock in the market is sufficient
to supply an active trade for some time,
but low prices and good quality appear to
be no inducement. The prospect Is blue
and as the sets are daily deprecated by
sprouting, it is extremely probable that
they will be total loss TO the owners be-
fore they can be worked of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21
MARRIED.


DAILEY-HALE.--At Boston, Mass, on Tues
day, April IS. 1876, by Rev. L; D. Manning, MIR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

WEEKLY.
BIZ ,.ssl, d sdsane., paa.s,. pePald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

making the mmuer forward movement a
healthy one. ~ e. q
We note that Baltimore alone Is nov
exporting corn at the rate! Of 2500, 00g
buaheIs per month. The bnEinesslhroush
that city iSincreasing more rapidly than
at other points on the seaboard, but the
auRegate Of all exhibits 4 satisfactory
argument. The total exports Of -four,
wheat, and corn from the four leading
Atlantic cities during last week equaled
1886, 1856 bushels, against ], 412,4SS bush.
els the week preyious-an increase oil III
The prospects for The next crop are
vet somewhat doubtful, but not really bad
except in those sections which are so low
and ilat as to be without drainage. There
ia a good deal Of water on the ground
now; but none Of The frost Of year ago,
Unless the farmers should be visited BY
more rain the fields will soon dry up
nnder The rays OF an advancing sun; and
he seed.time will be fully as early as
| last year, though perhaps 4 little later
than the average. There need be no fear
Of poor crops unless We have really BAD
weather in The future. 80,
The outlook Is therefore a, favorable
one-not only for the farmers, but the
whole community, the welfare Of one b
ing bound upon the well.being OF the
other. The past few months have borne
heavily upon our commercial interests
business having been at deadlock IN
most parts Of the country, chiefly because
Of bad roads. But there Is all the more
business to DO transacted when the condi'
tons permit, and It Is only reasonable to
look for an active trade during the sum
mer and autumn, with that pFompitude
| In payment which accompanies the pros
perity Of people. The Centennial bid
fair 10 be not only q Jubilee at Philadel'
phia, but one OF real prosperity to the
country as whole bringing good crops
an active trade, a diminution ofperson'
al Indebtedness, and apurifcation from
the corruption that has SO long festered
in onr local and national politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21
HORSE MARKET
AND
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has long been In nstdG
a General Horse Market, and having le1<d H
stabllng and track Of the Fair Grounds, VII O.
deavor 10 establish regular nles Of IOTsss, CIIli
ages (new and second.handl, Wagons CuiA iii'
nesS, Saddles, Brides, Blankets, Rote', "hh
&c, &c. ,,,..,.
Hoping TO permanently establish Il, solicit t,
patronage Of DTove7, uyery.mcn, Farmer, la
all perSonS having such property for sale, h9iLt
by strict attention and fair dealing mtili ''ih
patronage. r,,u,ry
Yours, respectfully, j. l." bVhLh''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

TArLOR.-on Thurday, April 20, 1866, at
o'clock, FANNIE, daughter Of Nelson and Ablry
Taylor, aged two years.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, OIL
Market street, above Alley 2, this afternoon at 1
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited to at.
tend. q. aim ="
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21
RATES OF BOARDING noRsEs.

RAIE5 OF BUAKDINU HUI'sIN'
Sixty cents per day for drove horses CT bol'i ~
sale; 81 90 per day for hOrSes that are reluifd "
DO handled or exercised and broken. 40,
I will kecp careful and attcntirc Groom', pnl
horses left In my care will have proper care Shu ~
tention and handled properly but VIII NOT ~ W.
sponsible for unavoidable accidents .,.SIT.
NY hrst great Catalogue sale will take Place pa.
URDAY, April 10Th, 1t 10 O'Clock y. failia
having property to Offer will recriv' pr0mP! '''i
ton by addressing - prR1FY.
~. Wheeling, W. Va, or al BEidIcPG,Eo
J. @. HERVEY, AurtiOnCer. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-21

kules and heHul1uont OF inc Uhee""y WV
Market and Stock Agency.
LIST. All stock sold by this Agency TO be a'ftEs
sented or money refunded, and the highest p'd''
to be the buyer. .,,.
I'd. All horses offered for sale and prove nal = !
represented by the owner, II sold AID H'arh'a.
Will be charged with the commission. -.
Sd. A deposit will be required OF all buyer WIZ
tho property Is knocked down 10 them. ,r,...,
4tb. All horses sold at public suction VII H
jcct 10 trial until o'clock p. NJ, and II MOI nm
resented by the RuetlOneOr arc rrturnAble anu wv
money will be refunded. at.
6th. This Agency will not be responsible y
stolen or mortgaged property. The ellef W. ~
times be made known 10 the buyer, and Der y!
doubt exists 4 fcarrhIpg Investigation will le M
and fully represented 10 the purchaser. N.
9Th. A registry fee Of 90 cents will Be ehinel =
all stock 10 be offered for Ialo through this igthS
An additional fec Of 81 90 will 10 chITed ssT y,
the property Is 10 10 advertised In our rEuif III
aloSue sales. 10,
7tb. A commission Of IS 90 will DO chsfECi q o
ali sales OF horses under 500, and pr cent I1l
tIonal on all sums over 500; same on wagon, lel'
gies, harness, DC, unless under So tlFn ~ n
cent will be the commission.
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SAVED HIS LIFE.

Was that OF Ed yard II. Hanson, Engineer at
Philadelphia. He had 8 violent oOuxh, niGht
sweats, sore throat and great weak dsss, spit 81
Inherent times . pint Of iood, gave up ell
hope OF recovery. Through the use OF
"DR. SwAYNE'S WILD CHERRY SYRUP
bsaanse . sound and healthy nan. sul rs-
nnh, so to this day, although twenty years
have sia pssd since he WAS cured. Nl lA'''''f
PMCE ONE DOLLAR, six bottles - II
your Druggists or AOre. keeper does not sell n,
We Will forward half dozens freight paid, "
any address, on receipt OF the price. = -
Prepared oAly w,
Iin DIR. SWAYNE 4 SON, NN Too
$50 North Sixth street, PhilA>
Sold by all Promincnt DruYyista.
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What Il Costs in Money.

In reference to the cause Of 1870,
we learn that in that year New York
spent s106, $4,000 for Intoxicating
liquors. or more than two tifths OF
the value of agriculture and nearly
two seventh Of all the manufactures,
and nearly two thirds Of The wages
paid for both agriculture and manu-
factures the liquor being little less
Than twice the receipts Of her rail-
roads. ff
The liquor hIll Of Pennsylvania in
1870 was s65.075O00 which was
one third the value Of The products
OF agriculture, nearly one-tenth Of
her manufacturers, more than two
fifth of the wages paid, and about
three fonrths OF the receipts Of her
railroads though there are more
miles OF railroads in Pennsylvania
than in. any othsr- State in the
Union. -....... -.
The liquor bill in Illinoisthe same
year, was S42,82 ,O0O, OF. more than
one fifth the value of tire products of
agriculture. o little less than ono
fourth of her manufactures, about
ten million dollars less than the a8.
gregate wages paid for all the ag,i-
cultural and manufacturing indus.
tries in the State, and only about
eleven million dollars less than the
annual receipts OF her railroads.
This year, furthermore, Ohio paid
for liquors $5S,S45,0 900, which was
more than one fourth Of the value of
her products OF agriculture, and
more than one fifth the value Of her
manufactures while it was only a
little moro than six million dollars
less than oil the wages paid for Ia
Dor, and as much nearly as the re-
ceipts OF all the railroads inthe State.
The liquor bill of Massachusetts
was $25, ,195,0O0, being tive-sixths,
of the value Of her products Of agri-
culture, one twenty-second OF the
manufactures, and not one-ffth OF
the amount of wages paid.
In Maine, liquors cost, for the
same period, only $5,2l6, 900, or Less
than one-eighth Of the value Of the
products Of agriculture, less than
one sixteenth the value OF the man-
ufactqres, and only two~sevenths oi
the wages paid in the State. w.. ....
| Is it possible for any State or ma
tion to long prosper or exist whose
people spend for demoralizing drinks
80 large q proportion of their pro-
ducts Of industry? The people who
practice such irrational political
economy will eventually sink into
decay, and leave q mass Of mouldsr-
ing ruins a. monuments OF the egro-
grious folly Of allowing or licensing
. traffic that produces ~ legitimate
fruits idleness, poverty, crime. dis
ease and death-Goiden Rslls. ss
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Irg,iiac is SoM by all Druggists.
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Working Women In Germany.
/ do not know who bitche, the y

I do not know who bitches the wo-
mon up, but / know that thousands
Of them are hitcbed up with dogs
and donkeys, drawing loads. ] ne
YER did SEQ two draft animals pull
harder than toll woman and a large
dog, whilc getting load Of straw up
grade, on ooe Of the prin ci pal streets
I do know that thousands and thou
sands ofwomco 20 about with bas-
kets strapped on their backs,--bas-
kets that hold from two TO two aod
half bushel that ono will carey o
basket full Of coal, with another Ibss~
tet as large as champaign case, on
top Of IL, aud that full Of chips, or
clothing, or anythiog else. / have
many . time seen feeble old women
aud light young girls With sUoh loads
on their backs, trudaing, while hale,
hearty young fellows walsei beside
them in friendly chat. osling wo-
meo. stru,ting like tarkey-sobblcrs.
aud twiidiUg th cir thumbs. I have
seen women with thcsc monstrous
burdens, soBloa'ied that, they..walked
with q cano, aud one who had two
canes who had literally turocd hers
self into a qun1rupod, md stsggcr-
ing on uuder load for . huIe. while
a strapping young fellow favcrel her
with friendly recoguitioo. I have
seen a woman, with a heavily load "a
cart. tahinr advantage Of a smooth
pavemcnt. driven or by man with
a light cart, who ran against her,
and, aher sco'dins and swearing,
madc hef draw her cart back, and
push X up eralo, over the rough
pavemeot to 30 around him. II was
n public street, AM perhaps fifty
men slw it but no one Sc emed 70 scc
anything wrong in It. ."rt .i.I ,.
I only sny that once but I have
certainly seen 1000 women drawing
or pulling loads that taxed their
strangth moro or less severely. |
have seen them, young ond blooming
girls. seen them with iniaots in the
wagon seen them old, bent, and
gray-toiling, pushing, puiliug,
sweating, working - only omnib bus
horses, work ia Chicago. I see them
every day cannot look ont Of my
window ten minutes or walk two
blocks without seeing them --those
overloaded women and their faitb-
ful hclpmates-,bo dogs--witb their
poor, swollen feet are principal
feature of Leipsic life. 1 saw them
first in Belgiuni saw them oil along
tho why. che poor dogs how they
do pull and scratch and bold on end
their feet get so sore The patieot
women throw themselves forward
against the broad straps which are
the only harness, aud drag with
nigh, and main. The man who
walks beside, IL there is one, looks 10
.elf complncent aDd comfortable, and
smokes his pipe With 8, much salts.
faction, as IL he sail s'Ze dare now
Mine Tos and Frau gan bull more
isb any Tog and Frau 10 dish town "
OF course, there is love and swcct-
ness in every life, and ,hcs, women
may be happy in their lot for :.
squaw is proud of the id!enoss OF her
master, and takes her beating us u
matter OF course. or course it il q
womuu's duty to share her husbands i
toll, and to shrink from no RESPONSE :
bil,ty OF wife or motherhood but /.
seems to me the women here do o
great deal more than their share oI
tho drudgery.-Mrs S,cisshela..
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A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE
SnAYNE'S
TAR < sAKsAPARILLA PILLS.


Headache. Lansuor and Melancholy Eensrat,
~ spring from . dIsordercd stomach costivenese
or torpid liver. Each my 10 speedily remov,
ed by Dr Swayne's Tar PMS, witch stimulate
the Livcr and stomach to healthy action In
ye,novinE an biiiioususss, and profucing rSgu.
lar evacuathyDs OF the bowels. =
LIVER COMPLAINT
shus dfeade,i dissAs6 from which 30 msny per.
SOM suffer, Is frequently tho esuse OF lff
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, q
DYSPEPSIA
n srvvdhy reJievei, and arc often permanently
cured BY their nsc. ysversare oftsu prevented
By the use Of tkssse sNrss spHriiia pills, as they
carry of, throught the blood, ths'inpurities from
which they arise. For costSveness there 10
nothing so ehectual ~ ..
owAyNE'S TAR AND SARSAPARILLA
DCr PILLS. o. NV
They are purely vegetable, and act specially
on their liver - blue Mass or Oa aJbmei, with.
out any bad results from TAXI iug. ". 'TEE.
Deyyhe symptoms on sll comm unicetiens
and nldfess letters to DSsS wayne 4 Son, PhilA,
delplha. No chorge for advice. by mais
e ss.s: s:s;,s't ~ e. f. p.ic. rr'' as ''n.'' ~
Ask your druggist for them, Co+.el.,
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Three pOiliSt6r C0nSidSla1


Dur,ns ,ne p>s, hve ycars the vegstine has
aud those VIII, were AZ fr.t m,st ,neredn,ous IN
r.gard 10 liz ,ner,ts arc nov its most arIent
friends aud support,rs
There arc three csssptt,i cause. for tbose
having surh a horror OF raten. medicines. chang
ing their opInion and Lending their inluencr
tovnrd the aivanrer,opt OF Vesetine ist-It Ia
m hones,jy.preos rcd medicine from barks. roots
and herts. 2i--yt tonestiy accornulishes ali
that is riai,,.d t,r a. slt,o,t ic,yirg snv m, A
of,ecis in tho svststn. aJ--It presents hon % 1
vot,cbers In test,r,onla,s fran, hor wei,
cttizsns whose s,gnItrres aro a snfl.Isnt guar -
aniee on their e,rvesTness in rbe rn,1rer T,k-
Inn inro ronsifer, rio, rhe yasr ouanri'ry OF
m sdicine brou tbr pi.uoa.iy before Tho pri,-
bic rbro,rb rho n a,minp .dynrrisom sprs in Il q
ovspa NJ rs columns sirh n, pro,f OF meti r or
eenuius vouchers OF yher ir n a. done, 20 sbou IA
b. ps rduped f,r n, ,nif,sTiur On, Al, d,4rse Of
pride In proseur;nr Tho f,iioyinf testimonial
from Rev g. DfCK KERSON n D. rhe non
W ar ami ever. r.-ruIat pasr ,r OF The Sourh Bsc-
risr Church. R,sTJn,
The Tired Body surs for sleep.
BosToS March io is-l
N, r. Sryvry. ESQ
Dsars,r-yt is a. m ,cb f,o-n a sso.s of dutv
NJ, of grstttnje that 4 vyite 10 sav that vou,
yevetioe --even N m is a patept r,sJtcIne .has
beeo OF great helm 10 me vbsn uotbin1 elss
seetned io avail which could sefejy uss Filth
or excessive mental work mr. unusuei care
brings upon INC a nervous ex,t, ustjon that dss.
perate,y needs sieep, but as despsrstsiy dsa,s
H. Night AFTER nivht tho no,y tiseri bpiv an a.
for sIeep until the davSiawn ,s ve,comed back,
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Reliable Evidence.

iTs Baltic Street, Brooklyn. N. Y, Nov. II, ~.
H. X. SrEvESs, ESQ.
Dear Sir From personal beneft 70 eivcd by
its use. rs we'll as from personal knowledge OF
those whose cures thereby have seeinrd almost
miraculous. can most he1rtily AMI sinser ely
recon mend tho Vegoine for the complaints for
which 1t Il claimed to cure.
JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Lato Pastor Calvary Bap. Church sacramento,
Cal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-02

FNTT Publications. We will sup
kkkk ply DIR, FoorE's Free Publica-
UkI lions. "Gratuit0us A,irics 10 The
Sick" abroad az tren as al home a circular Of
value to the sick. "Ettdenees Of Dr.. Foots's
Sveee.:" sixty page pamphlet, nee by mail.
Send for them. ...
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A. I3. X L q *,
Justice Of the Peace and ConVeYancer,
smith Grove, snyder Co. Pa.

ColIsctiona snd ell business psytsining 10 u
q short aotiee. AsystIsTes
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-02
.--, DIR. GORDNERS c.
Great Medical Discoveries.


MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN,
Sure euro for Liver Complaint, Dy.psp,ia.
iupu,itis. OF the blood ana nopsrai Debility,
from disordsred system. positive and ciicc.
tual cure for Fever and Ague. Thousands have
used It whom all other remedies failed and to-
day are perfectly cured.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND
Ia one OF the most successful medicines ever OF.
fercd 10 the public. via For Cramp collie, Disr.
rhca. Dysen,ery.Cholsra, aud all summer Coin.
plants. rheumatism Toothache and Neuralgia.
This Compound II warranted and has never
been known to fail in Cramp Colo In Horses.
HORSE AND CATTLE LINlMENT.
This celebrated Liniment has no equal the
beast, viz sprains, Burns, sweeney. Collar
Blisters, Flcsh Wounds of all kinds on man or
beast, Rheumatism. Burns and Scalds,warrant'
cd to cure Snake Bites. Ague In the Breast, Sore
Nipples. This Liuiineut Il highly recommended
by all who have usea IT..
KEYSTONE COUGH SYRUP.
This wonderful medicine, which II purely aveg
etab'e Preparation, Il one OF the most safe,
ness, i,ronchitis. wooping Cough, Pain in the
chest, splitting of Blood, Soreness AMI Dleediug
OF the Lungs or Throat. which has ever been
cough has settled In consumption, Tor consump.
tion once deeply seated cannot he cured. Try II
80 afflicted ones for Phthisc. CoHgii, Bronchitis,
and all other affections ofthe Throat and Lungs
and with 0od's blessing and a regular use Of
this medicine according - direction you may
confidently expect cure.
GORDNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
For the relief and cure OF Bilious Complaints OF
all kinds, Dyspepsia, Jaundics. Headache, In.
digestion, lmpurity ofthe Blood. SO.
GORUNER'S PILE REMEDY
Is sure Cure for Bleeding and itching Piles.
Full directions for usc accompany each and
every package Of the above medicine. lie sure
that DR.. x Gordner's name Is printed upon
every Label. Information on any disease cheer.
fuliy communicated. Address
Dr J. X. GORDNER,
Light Street Columbia Co, Pa
For sale at oil Druggists and Country stores,
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"A gentleman in Danbnry, o., has
had perseverance, enough TO take the
Temperance plsdg . siebty-thres
times and break Il sighty'two.
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TO THE SICK.

4 great many are now suffering With ooldS.
coughs. and other simonts which. n moe
promptly attended, tn may result IN an iuours t,
BILE disease. FOR all diseases OF the throat,
breast and lungs, bronchialor asthmstie ansc,
tiUus, = =
Dr., Swmd'c's Compound Syrup of Wils
~. = Cherry -
Is pleasant and certain cure. The oldest and
best remedy. 1t promotes expeotoration. AMI
removes all diseased matter which obstruo's tho
lungs, tho liberation is healed. and tho sufferer
IL restored to perfect heal lth, Il IL uourIshiuv,
STRENGTHENING, and for disturbe rest ct night
Its use will give sweet ropse. II the bowels gro
eostive, or liver dis0rdersd, take st nrst few
doses OF Swayne's Tar and Sarsspariila Piiif 4,
which viii evacnate the bowels. and 10 Of vita
Importance, relieve the congested liver, AMI
remove all billiousnsss. Then follow Wita
Swayne's Wild Cherry Syrup, and health,
strength and happiness II ire 10 b the result
These valua kie IN ediciaSS
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-03

THE different expedients that have
been resorted to by the any-thing-to
fcatch-a-vote Democracy, are truthfully
set forth in the following from the
Brooklyn Argus. The Argus is q
Democratic paper, and, until the fias.
co at st. Louis, was faithful to the par
ty. That opened its eyes to the pre-
vious fixed-up jobs. 1t says:
mcclellan for war and Pendleton
for peace in 1864; Seymour for national
honor and Blair for a new reconstruc-
tiOn system in 1868; Greeley for amnes-
ty and Brown for retaliation in 1872,
and Tilden for contraction ahd Hend-
ricks for imitation in 1875, are some of
the double teams which the managers
of the Democratic party have endeav-
ored to drive over the national race
course, Being headed in different d.
rections, they were beaten by E07, 900
votes in the first race, by 3O5, 900 in the
second, and by 10000 in the third.
What the result of the present one will
be 1t is net difficult to foretell. And
this is called good party management
How much better 1t would have been
for the party to have had an honest
ticket this time, won the confidence Of
the people the coming fall, and then
won the election four years hence"