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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
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3u QoufnIter funN lebte @Ohe cin FIeiucr
8edisI itatt. $r. SumcS S. Wfar.
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ba Sruu $uScr oIs YOitmciiter eruonnt
lunrOs, trut icin glmt IcBteu 9Onncritua
uu. Sr. 81. iuur piele Sabre IOu8 ais
GIcrf int &oitumt unociteIIt.-SObn y.
Carpenter luurNc oIs Money Order
Glcrf, uuS gSm. @t. Otter ais GIcrf an
5rn. WorIdoIrS StcIle Crnnnnt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
IrnpeI In oer TamiIIe. =

3ra,ueI In ber camille. - Su Der
ruOifaIsn SamiIie gu 2anfOitcr 1T ipie-
Der Elm tIeiner SrulucI ouSecbroden,
peIbcr our6 bos Beicben 9eluiiier Nem.
ter i'm GouutD. SouSb0It cntitanoen
lit. lin baS 9lmt .cincS 8cfGn9nib.
SdubmciitcrS beiuerben iid befanntIid
,iuei bunorisc &emterid0er, ndmIid 8cO.
$rout unb Der 9e9cnDdrti8e Snbater
oes glmtes, SIImus 80. 8rubader.
8por bat bic @cfdnenib.8ebOrSe idOu
mebrere @iaIc barber ab0citimmt per
Ole Stele babeu iOIlc, oIlcin bic Stim.
men itanosn icNeSmOI 0Icid, d,-Srei &C.
gen brri.
Sn Der 8tuiidcnScit 1T nm aud Gin
GauOibat fir boS acknowledgement bcS
@efdnenii'eS 9csen Den icbiscu 8rrluaI'
ter, SufOb Smitb. unfsetandt, rdmIid
gl. Smitb, Sobu beS SrieOr. Smitb
bon 8a:ubribee. 3pilden ben 6reln'
ben Der beibcn Yartbsien Fam es Sieitr
&ass bsinobe su elmer gang oenliltbIi6sn
8eiIerei. @ie Die @sididtc nod ans'
fallen pirb, piHeu mir uiGt, nllein
lpubrIdeinIi6 pirO es nod bnbin font
men, bub ,,fhIaSsuOe 8sIusife" 9eIistert
usr6en miIeu, I'M 3u sei9cn, tuer Der
St6rfIte inn SerenfeHsI 1T.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
snie nIt II Saaiier gsiIhtLm {

llebsr Sus GItsr Oss bsutiGsn Boilers
finSet man in ben bCutideu 8eituHpsH
geeenpdrtie fcISenocn nsttsn Sdtro;
On i'm glIpbahet Der erBudGtabe 20
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
8sriSrenbes sfsuer uahs @aristta.

-Sie orcbe Sdsuer ceS Srn. SenrD
80, GuseI nobc @lurittta, luurbe IeBtc
8od)e 9dniIib Nurd Stucr 3erit0rt,
@it 6erisIbcu fomsn uiht lucn9er bcnu
29 StiiG SiCb, iuorllnter IL &iibe, bon
osuen . ispe 3u 5000 9elbdbt iuor nab
rsnO anNere 500 usrtb iuaren, in ben
SSIammen nm 8IoS 4 MuuIeicI Wur.
ben nit ar0btcr @iibe 0crettct, uno
3pur burb Srn. @Ortucr, Der ober bel.
nabe leIbit um'S Qcbeu fam, ba Die SiBe
unOebsuer CROP luNr. 5Ol9enbl8 1T Der
@erIuf ben Sr. GuSeI crIcibct: 80
Stad @ieb, perunibIa9t gu $4,000 /;
25O 8uIhel Bsi5sn, 10 &OnHen Sen,
20 9ubunscn 8sIidfurufuttcr, 100 8u'
I6tI $afsr, 8 Sonnen StrOb, l Wdb.
muI6ine, nebit idmmtIiCben Surmes.
rdtbidoitsu. 9ie Sdeuw iuurOe au
$500 ueranidlust 70 bOb Der sun3e
8crluIt iib ouf 81, $50 bCIuuft. unb bios
fir 81 800 Dsriidert lit. SoS Seuer
tuar obue 8lucifcI oos gBerf eines
8ranbItifters,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

Qpieber rntFuben. 0ebtc Wlittluod
@adt cntluiibtcn nidt lueni9er bonn 1S
8ummIcr umb Qunoitrcidcr cuS Der
Sail in Qoufoiter Sic iunrcn Uc0en
&runfcnbcit nnb unOrbcntIidcm 8ctro.
gen in Dem iOoenunntcn o8ummcr'4SN'
rabies" ein9eiperrt; bu iic iih Obcr
nidt i'm ridti9cn ,.@aruoicS" 5u 9Iau.
ben meinten, famcn iic gum GntidIub,
Dem ,,@ummer.Yur Goodbye 81
iuOcn, mas aud 0cihOb, inbcm tic curd)
Oas Sad SuciCr 3eIlCn, Wrldc III ciucn
0rObcn SoaI pcrmnnOclt wOrOcn uorcn,
cntluiibteu. Giur Der @cfun9cnu
blicb in Der Belle SNriif CT iu9tc, bic
llriade warum bic llcbri0cu Nurdge.
brOnnt, ici, WciI iie luGbrcnb 1Uei So
gen bios gSaHer mr 8rOb gu eifen be-
fomneu bdtten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

Die Buffer NussIessubstt. - Ser
Sail bcs Or. Srisbine, Seors s. WfiI.
Ier unb Srun 9Onueup BON qanfaftsr,
lusIte lue0en elmer 8eridworuns, ben
SOB bss Srdulsiu @turb Buffer bon
M0DtOlun bcrbeiosfiibrt gu babsn (pir
beridtstcn ben Sail in Iebtsr Nummer)
an9efIo0t iinS. luiro Dor bic uddfs
court bon Qontuiter County sebrubt
urOu. I'm oGS gerb0r su Isiten, iub
anf bcicsn Sciten bic tiihtisiteu @bbo.
futen un9eitcIlt. unb guar onf Ssitsn
Der Intlusc linb usbit bsm 0iitriIt.
&nwaIt nod bic $srren 6sOrss Rau.
man, s. Slap 8ruboIer, y. .. BafeF.
3. Sub 8ropn nnS 3. s. Oabis, unb
uuf Seiten Der Sertbsibiouus, bic Ser.
rem .. 8. 9idep, 9. $, RebuOIoS. y.
s. GibIcmun unO .. y. &OfenmiIIsr
cn8a9irt. Or. 8riSbine 1T Mot
Nnrb9cbruuut. iuir in LETTER glrO. es.
meIoet luuroc.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

Eub einsr alien Sums.-Sruu Guu
Wturiu 3ubm, @ittwe bcS IeBtbin Der
itorbsnen WotbiuS 3ubm bon 2anfuiter.
itarb IsBteu 9onncritao gIbcno in ibrcr
8Obnrns I'M Glitter non "a Sabreu.
Sic Iebts nit ibrem Gbs9attsn mcbr
beun 60 Sabre lang.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
Gin tii6tlesr stanFler In @sSnsu.

Sn Qanfalter GountD Wobnt Elm &C.
iuiiier Snfob @rcenelualt. lueIdsr Der.
Oicnt, ais Der 0robte Iebenoe &ednen.
mciitsr bstrnbtet AZ iueroen. @iht al.
Icin int Gedncn foil bicier Monn cine
llnocbeurc Scrtisrcit beiibsn, icnoern io'
gar aud i'm SdnsIluufen nidt 81 Iber.
treiten iein, hn er ludbrsab bem 2aufeu
bic ldlpierieiten 3abItn i'm GbbirM
iIberluinbst, uno ibn ala ben ,,iunbreu
SafOb" biniteIIt.
Ser 3ufaII pilI eS nun, bab infer
;,Safob" aud cinsr Der eountb' Com.
mifiionerS bon QanPniter 1T, unb uie er
Nu iein Ieden Gyempel auSfibrt, III
cin iuabre8 @hnber; ia, 70 CROP III fti.
ne auuIt,. hab bic 8irssr Dor Staunsu
faum piiicu. luaS nit benz ,,SaIob" ou.
Snfun9en iei.
@fdu benfe lid nur': 9auraiter Goun.
tD bat einen 8Idbsuruum bon 900
NuoNratmcilsn. uub nun fOmmt Oieier
Safob 8rccueluaIt, uno brin9t cine
&edninN ais County "Gommiifoucr
luOrn eS beibt:
Sir $50 Sage 9icnIts, 81 $500
per 3oa $4,000
Sir 8eiicn 445l @ciIsn, wi0
Gts. per MfeiIc, 44S. 10
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

SH Reabiug fonten 3piiden Dem 10,
uub 25. Sanuar 95 Sale bon Sdor.
Iadfsbsr Dor.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

NnifslluhS. S.-Sr &Obert 81. GmlueS
bon 2anfaitcr 1T bon Sou. Surtronit
ais 6HentIibcr glotur fir 9unfaitcr
GountD crnonnt Woroeu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

SlaBe 9ainbrIOss, 9oncOiter Gouu.
tD, sritidtcn om Samitus WOrssn brsi
Wldnucr al Ocm &aIfcfen bes $rn.
Stephan MiIS burd ginatbmsn bon
8nS. rdmIid. gIbrubum Sbircs, lusI.
der cine Sron nnO 10 &inoer bintsr.
ldbti GDrlS Strobcr, bat Srau uno elm
&ino, nnS $cnrD Strobcr, Iebis'' 0ie
beion IcBt9cnanuten 5Ooen erit am
0ouncrito0 Nortbin, unb fineen um
Samitu8 un iu arbsiten. Senrb &ei.
Der, WcIder ii6 in @sfsliduft Der 81.
itidtsu bcfanb, fam nit Dem 2ebeu b..
bon, ipdre obsr beinube ebsnfalS sr.
Itift.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

WaR aud elm i9Oues St6bt@eu
iein. - 0unconnOn, iusIdeS stlua 15
MsiIsn obsrbaIb SarriSbure am Gus
Quebunnub 8Iub IisSt, mub Elm Oou5
ncttcS Stdbtden iein. @ie beianut,
1T bort bas 9Srobibitip, b. b. baS Sem,
pcrcn3.Ssisb nod i'm OOIIen SdpuBet.
So pirb ba nidt 9etrunten, ionbsrn
luis unS Elm &usen3suee msIbst. sefOf.
fen, lmo 2euts, bsreu &iubsr baarfab
Iaufeu, ben Iebtsn Sent fur SGuapps.
ben fe iid in eefiIlteu &riissn bon on.
bertudrtS boIen, auS9ebsn. 0ss Gbsnbs
Ioufcn &uaben bon 7 bis 8 Sabren nit
brcnncnoeu 8iearrep auf ben Strabsn
bsrum, GIudsn unb SduOrsn Dietiir'
fii6c &oiadsu, ibIu0su bic &barsn H.
rer Iadbarn uuf unb ju, unb MAIDEN
einen SeioenipeitafsI. 9aaSem biss
seldeben, Iduft Die &ctte in bic $ir@sn
Inn iid, 3ll-bcfebreu, unO Sarsisn unb
Sobsn tuie ruienOe 3biere. BsI&' Elm
SdonbEed iiuO iOIde @enidsn fir
uuler 0auS d? Sis iiub Elm GIud fur bic
eommuuitdt in lueIdsr iie luobnsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

80 if's red)t.-9ie @as Gompus'
nis bon columbia bat Ncn @rciS ocS
Safes non $3.50 pr SuuicnN SuB uni
500 erniebri8t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03

Summn Summarum, Sl,2ss,10
Gage Gin SGnienb jwsI Suneert nab
fiiuf nnN Oht3i0 SOyIursunO 3ebn Gent6
fir @cbaIt nnO Rsiicn in eiuem Sabr |
SNS itj0nite III Der Sade lit nod bas:
SObaIo cine Icdnnn4 9e0eu oaS Goutr
tD cin9eRcbt WirN. babeu bic Gunmii
IiuHerS bicieIbe burdjuicbsn Oh iic aud
ridtia 1T, unb lucun ridtis, iis Oura
ibre eiSue llntsridritt 3u beitdtisen.
sII8 MN 0recnenalt feline &ednuns
Icbtbin einreidte, iuei9crte iid Der eine
GOmmiiiiOner (Sr. 8OOo) OieieIbs ju
unterSeiduen, neil Tie 3u unmdbie bod
mar; luus that MN aber 6reeuspalt b?
ST unter3eidnete feline et9e
ne SorberuI9I- - MnS In9en bic
Burger dn bielem &iinitlerf
Sie Seuer Gompa9niesu unb bic
GitD Light Guards bon QancaRer, be.
abIihtieen um %. 8sbruur, bem Sc.
burtStaee 8aibIu9ton's. cine srobartise
8arube 81 baItcn. - limb lpas pirb in
Surrisbur9 ecidsber? Sat Der 8utsr
icineS 8oterIuRoeS .,teine Sreunbe" in
unIrer Witte .?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
semuiraten BON sanIailsr. Ssraus

@d6iten Samitas spiiden 3llbt Hod'
mittaes II. @bcnbs Inn 8 llbr, finbcn bic
OeIe9aten 8abIen bon 9anfaitcr GitD
nnb County in ben rcpcftiuen 8nblpId.
Bcn itatt I'M 9cIcsuten bon icocm @nbI'
riitrift CUR GountD' Convention ;n CT
lpGbIen, iucIdc Iib am @fittw d.,
ben stem @drj in Der Sutton Suue
81 qanfnlter perIOmmeIt, I'M SeIs0uten
CUR Semofratiidcn StuatS'GunUcnticn
gu crnenucn. lmb iOIbc 8cid6ite 5lt
Uerridtcn, iucIhe ibr Uor9cIc9t pcr.
ccn m60eu. - gcr9cilc &cincr, bci ben
g8abIcn an nddlitcn SOmitO9 Su CT
idcinCn.
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ally more dangerous than from reple-
tion. unless the latter be excessiye; be.
cause we can more expeditiouSly dimin'
ish than increase the juices Of the
body. Upon the same account
though temperance be beneficial TO
all men, the arpient physicians id.
wise persons In good health, now
and then 10 eat and drink more
abundantly than usual. But Of the two,
intemperance In drinking Is safer than
that Of eating. II man Is obliged 10
fast, be ought TO avoid all laboriouS work.
From safety Il is not proper to pass d.
rectly 10 sharp hunger, nor from hunger
TO safety; neither will II be safe to In
dulge In absolute rest Immediately after
excessive labor, nor suddenly TO fall 70
hard work after long idleness, 40 word,
all changes In the way Of living should
10 made by degrees. The softer and
milder kinds Of aliment are proper for
and for youth the stronger.
Old people ought 10 lessen the quantity
Of their food and increase that OF their
drink; but some allowance Ia to be made
for custom, especially in cold climates
like ours; for as In these the appetite is
keener 80 Is the digestion better perform
I'd. Milk pottage for breakfast Is far
more wholesome than tea with bread and
butter; and, II made after the following
iS.,in many respects preferable
omilk alone. Let equal quantities OF
milk and water.b be. boiled up with . little
oitmeal, which viii break the viscidity
II the milk and be at the same time more
,asily digested than the latter in an un-
liluted state. Besides, oatmeal Is much
warmer nourishment than wheaton -four,
md agrees better with weak stomachs.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Grregular. Wabash
and 0hios lower. Northwestern and 81.
Paul issues firm and In good demand.
STATE BONDs-Quiet.
sTocKs-During the morning were weak
and lower, with decline Of ~ In New
Jersey Central, IL in Northwestern pre-.
terred, X in st. Paul preferred and Wa.
bash, Ia Rock Island, e in Lackawanna,
~ In New York Central aud Lake Shore.
In the afternoon there was q recovery OF
Haf, the latter New Jersey Central.
The Evening Post says: The attack on
Northwestern and Rock Island stocks Is
entirely speculative, the financial -condi.
ton and business Of each OF these compa.
MES fairly emitting them to be held In
higher estimation by investors. H.. y
Stocks in the early part Iof the last
hour declined ka% per cent, and the low.
est prices Of the day were made. 1t seems
that forged dispatch saying that New
Jersey Central and Reading had gone TO
protest was current early In the day. The
reports regarding the settlement OF the
trunk line differences were encouraging
this afternoon. In the late dealings prices
OF stocks recovered 1SaA per cent. At
Philadelphia, Reading declined to 1SH
and closed Mt 10. Transactions loo, 00O
shares, Of which 1900 were Pacific Mail,
$500 Western Union, 5000 Northwestern,
$500 Rock Island, $500 st. Pauls, 1900
Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 10000 Ohios, $500
Wabash, $500 Michigan Central, 1890 Del.
aware, LaGkawanna & Western, $500 New
Jersey Central. 4HI.HH.. O.. rHu.
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RAllinlOrc.

BALTIMORE, December IL Flour -
Strong; sepefhne western 81 25a5 90; extra
s. "ja5 IS; family So o0a6 70. WheNt-Qui'
ct; Western red 81 40. Corn-FAirly &C
tive; western mixed old 60Mc; new 67sSc
Oats-Firm; ives ern mixed 37aSec. Rye
70a72c. Clover Seed-Dull at 2S2ta2S1sc
Pork-$l725. Bnlk Meats Shoulder Il
Ike; clear rib 0Nc. Lard-ReGned lll<i
llxc. Butter Western 22a27c. Petro
leun-Quiet; Crude lSLS; refined, impos
slble to give accurate quotations. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargocs 1Gal9Nc. Whisky
Quiet''at 81 10.
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CiNCISNATI, December ll.-Cotton-
Steady at llXc. Flour-Quiet and firm;
family So l5a8 IS. Wheat-sc4rce and firm;
red ST 35al As. Corn Steady at 45a46c.
Oats-Quiet and firm at SOaSSc. Rye-Quiet
and steady az 80 SOC; - Barley-Flrm, but mot );
at $40 Is cash and seller December. Lard
Dull; steam 50 90 bid: 50 % asked; kettle
l0fal09{c. Bulk Meats-Dull at CAT
s1faSHc. Bacon-Nominal at 7Ha94a
l0Hc. Green Meats-Fair demand; shout.
ders s. 70a5 75: sides 81 70a1 IS; hams %
loo. Butter-Unchanged. Whisky-stroug
and higher at 81 O6.
lIoGs-Quiet: common $500l5 10; fair
to good light IS 6oa5 70. y
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New York, December 1l.-Cotton-Firn
at 12hal2 7.l6c. Flour-Easier, less do
Ing, holders generally more disposed to
realize; superfne Western and State IS &c
a5 40; common to good IS 5Oa5 66; good "a
choice IS 30a5 rs; white wheat:extra IS SO
as 90; extra Ohio S. 60a7 00; st. Louis IS 81
SS 25. Wheat-Only q limited demand;
No. 9 Milwaukee 81 S3al IS; No. 2 Chicago
spring nominally 81 3oal 81; spring I'M
graded 81 GOAL IS. kye-Flrmer; western
S2aS6c. Barley - Quiet; No. Canada
81 10. Malt-Firm; newt 5c. Corn-stcady.
0ats-Moderately active; western mixed
and State SSIfaisIfc. Hay and Hops
Dull. Coffee Scarce; Rio cargoes l6Ha
l9%c gold. MolasSes, Sugar and Rice
Quiet. Whisky Quiet, steady and dull.
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AiIeghenyCattle.

EAST LIBERTY, December ll.--CATrLR
Receipts since Friday 1855 head, or 1888
cars OF through and ~ cars Of yard stock;
total for the week ending this day 1890
head, or 1857 cars OF through and 2iS cars
OF yard stock against 800 cars or 1880 head
last week, Supply at present light and not
much business. doing to-day, not sufficient
to establish quotations.
HoGs-Receipts S,l15 head; total for the
week 25,S!5 against 1885 head last week.
Workers S. 65a5 75; Philadelphias IS S5a
6 90.
SHERP-ReceIpts to-day 1900 head; total
for the week 12 500 against n, 600 head last
week, Selling at 81 00a6 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-12

TOLEDO, December ll.-Flour-steady.
Wheat-Dull and prices 4 shade lower; No
l white Michigan 81 IS; No. 2 do. 81 %;
extra white Michigan 81 n; amber 81 80;
No. 5 red o. Is. Corn-Steady; high mix.
ed 50Ifo; new 47o; No.p new 46lie. Oats
Firm; No. 2, SAKE; Michigan $50; reject
ed2Sxo, '"
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FOR SALE.
TRUsTER's SALE.

III r. HH.... ... .ratr
In pursuance Of Deed Of Trust gwen BY Georgg
W. Eckhaft and vile, dated August 2lth, is16, and
recorded In tho Clerks once for Ohio county, West
YIfHinls, IL DeoA Book No. q, psge bsS, &e., And
also BY the written directions Of BRIham EckhAtt,
wife or aid George W. Eekhart, vii, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2oth day Of December. 1915,
1.-THE following described property. conveyed 70
me BY said deed Of trust Tor % much thereof n
may be necessary TO Fay Oh the liens % aid pro.
petty at the date o. the conveyance above named,
to-Ett: Lots NoI nine (9) and twenty-five te2)t 10
North wheeling: also Lots Nos thlrty-eight 49,
and twenty -Sey0n (2, thirty-sIx (S6 thirty-Aetsn
(S1, tWenty-eisht i21, twenty. nlnG (29h thirty.
netsii, ihIrty:t%o tSl and thirty.three tSsl, IN
North Wheeling.
SAID sale VIII b. made al the front door Of The
Court House for Ohio county, lt 10 O'clock A: n,
on the following terms: Ope-third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in eAEh, the balance In ~,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest defer
red payments 10 be satisfactorily secured.
81 F3''i 53'F c. Z. STIFEL, Trustee.
y WHEELING, November %, 1876.
In addition 10 the above, will also oder for nle
al the ame time and place, part Of Lot No. ten l0l
on Main street. North Wheeling, about the one.
third thereof being the same part now OCCUPIED
by joseph Hettly. H-I.l guLLI noO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-12

,i, WHAT 10 EAT.-This term in tnedi.
W.. " whole regimen Of lie, with regard to
AZ. Az. meat drink, sleep, watching. motion,
, ts', the passions, reIen,iops and exere.
S JsiSS lFe,srict tho term 10 eating and
SSit vim alone. The natural constitn.
aon Of the body Of man i, sncb hat Il
i i,.;, sNsIy bear some changes and irregu.
~. "'. .,, without much injury, Had il
zen zen Otherwise We should Be- Slmost com.
eso..! y put ~. out Of order by very slight
t tso's This advantage come; from
INV ~ SoadOttul communicationR Of me
. ,ssStd parts, whereby, when one pSrt i
SsIiss Sa SaothsE comes Immediately 10 itS
S,,Os, 4au' when the body l. loo iull,
oiSos causes evacuation through ,ome
'A' from absolute hamilton arc Fes S,r.
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Nau YorIs Dry Goods.

NEw YoKK, December 11.-BnSlnsSs
continues light Cotton goods qSiet but
steady in ffst hands, Brown 5heehngS
and corset jeans firmly held =; PIN; Pin" IN IN
fair request. Light weights OF fancy cas-
sinners In far d lsSS Dsc ttSne FOR
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fIAANCIaE AND COMMERClAl
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money and stocks,

NEW YORK, December H. MONEY
2a7 per cent, closed at 8 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5a7 per cent The As.
siStant Treasurer disbused $4,000.
Custom receipts $lsi,000. Clearings $685.
100000. Sterling quiet at S4.s2a4.s4.
GOLD-opened at 1914, declined to l07,
and closed at l07H. Carrying rates Sac
per cent. Loans were also made fiat.
EnYRRSM RSrs-ClnSed stnadY
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WEEKLY.
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m ,r,f,,..............sl 6OIslx months: 9
h Cald Of e ~
ID Clubs o. s.cs
il ClIs Of Twenty. y ezch
And Al OItra copy 70 PGrSon getting up CIun.
gE-rbs shore prices are invaluable: Remit q
Al in Drafts Or PoStof1oO Money OrdefSt and
- either Of these can b procured send the
80, 80 il Registered Letter.
up rSTEILIGENCER viii prvselt daily the
'HS In an departIhents, from all Sqiiarte1 Of
he ToIlI, u WUl a complete record Of local
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lEIU.WEEHLY.


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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

DAILY.
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank 70 organised and prepared to trAnlaet
the buEintal Of banking In all It's details.
Itlucoeeds the Flnt National Bank o. wheeling,
b owned by the same sharHholders and 10 under The
By eaIafaiiy regarding tho in.aroItI Of its cous.
pondentS and DepOsitors, and BY prompt and
lithful execution Of their wishes, hope 70 merit
their esteem and confidence. H'6 'f'...
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
DspOGlt Accounts ubject 10 check at hsht 10
oei!ed from HAnkI, BankeIl, Firms, corpontions
and Individuals
osrtlasates Of Dspositisusd payable On demand
or At aKed dRtea. Ifr 80 =
Interest allowed on Special DspoaItA ..b
John K. Bothord, VIM. B, Simpson.
JACOB 8. Rhodes, Vim. A. Turnei,
N George Adams, John L H0hbs,
Henry NJ Harper, myH-dAE
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PITTSBURGH, December 11.-Petroleum
Firm, active ind advancing; crude 81 10
at Parker'S; refined Sic, Philadelphia de:
livery. .1a.l. slu. 7Esl...
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Pittsburgh. 'f-
PITTSBURGH, December 11.-Petroleum
Firm, active ind advancing; crude 81 10
at Parker's; refined Sic, Philadelphia de:
livery. .-.-- 20. ma !.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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7 DALLAS EWING, sI..s
ATTORNEY AT LAW !,
40. o. TWELFTH ST.,
de8 aaH'H WHEELING, W. va.
In C. oLMsTED, NJ. D.,
Homeopathic PHYSICIAN,
oYrcE4Sc. 81 ForarExsru ST.
WHEELING. W. VA. lI.1pai
oass Hours toloA.x. 1t6sP.M ass
A. F. aAsAIRE' '2 !... 81. .a'-'' p.
DENTIS T.
oGice-No. q. FOURTEENTH srRREr,
corner Of Market,
no27 WnREIIS0, w. "a.
WIN. H. HEARNE, z ..'a1a
ATTORNEY AT Law.
Office with Daniel Lamb, No. 1913 Market
. Street. Office mp stairs.ru nip.
au30 ist,a lllllt-ll o--
DANIEL LAMB .@s i.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 1918 Market Street, lover City Bank, y
te4 Wheeling. W. Va. -.
John 4cCLAvE, i.ls N'r 8. ~.
Attorney at Law,
Collections promptly made. Money loaned,
titles guaranteed. Notes discounted,
wal pac.ice In tho states Of Ohio and West
oaies, cor, Third and Market streets, In Dough.
erty Block. steabenyille. OHIO. apl2
A B. CALDWELL 10. .afv m..-..a.
n. .s.I lfgf 1ge',a .t.
Attorney at Law,
No. So TWELFTH 81. Next door to Odd
Fellows hall, first aoor.)
n W. b. ALLISON,
a t rn-ey at Law,
WHEELING, WEST Va.
Will practice In the State d Federal Courts.
TSrOfice on Fourth ST., east side, first
door north OF Monroe. iy20
r. j. HUaUs'
Attorney Mt Law.
Office II TVstfM Stree, Wheeling, ", Va.
Practices in the Courts OF Ohio, Marshall
and Tyler counties, W. Va. noyl7
DANIEL pEok'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
14Oi Chapline Street. Wheeling, W. Va.
e29
HANNIBAL RBES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oFFIoE-ll42 Chapline st., up stairs
apl
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Ss-Pullman drawing Room and Sleeping Can
from steubenyillu and Columbus through tsikaoh
change, to Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
". Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking HoHg IN M
Reti, should call on Or address the undersigned fn
through dmo tables, msps, land circulars and fur
ther Information.
". l. OBRIEN,
GcnT Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2ls high
street, Columbus, Ohio. DEF