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AN AGENTis wanted e

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THE new MAGAZINE,
RECORD F III YEAR
FOURTH NUMBER (JULY) READY TO.
DAY.

With fine Steel Portrait of A. T. Stewar
his Career, Death. Will and Succession.
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TERMS Qncluding Postage)

CLUBS.
A discount OF twenty per cent. will be al
lowed to clubs of four or more persons:
Thus: four copies of Lakewood or of one
Review will be sent to one address for
81 80, four copies Of the four Reviews and
Blackwoodfor $4S, and SO Oh.
Circulars with further particulars may be
had on application.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PULLING co
Al Barclay Street. New York
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THE PICTURE FRAMING DEPARTMENT.
Har"g Purchased the Complete Stock of Moudng Tie Picture
FRAMING apparatus of tie late of Co., zoe are no prepred
10 frame all kinds of Pictures Manufacture Wdoo Moulding and Cns
and do all kinds of uorki IN this line
go" hare Cromo bring for mounting and amnq
you hare Pictures of kind bring to as and at anq eu
P"s re ~W make them ornaments for your dceng
Ss Orders addressed A. BURNETT eiu be promptly attended TO-
PatrOnize Home Enterprise;
Give the Old Man and the Young Man a Chance!
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
The BULLETIN is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty Five Cents Week,
payable weekly. By Mail, lin advance, 90 per
annumi six months, %; three months, %; one
month, 81 25.
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THE BOOK BINDERY:

0OOh
There no kind Of Binding required by this community that
done the Bulletin Cairo City Bndey style
prices
you hare Pamphlets you rrsserre binding
If you haze Magazines 0 he Jouad send them ia
If you hare Music to be bound, send
you hare Blank Books oh tAom printed headings
utacture them for you
If you haze Ruling be DONE 1t the style
shortest notice.
The Biady IN charge of Mr.. AMBROSE ". PYATT Grs.rae
~oran, phoe dvohoa his business and pompmss
turns out the best Of pok en him all tie patronage that Cairo
line Of Book Binding and Ruling.
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6i7 st. Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo.

MI hf00 n p 4 !fseSy and radical esys
fer Rupture or hernia, ~
HMI tossS OF old, TpayasissS6y
uVu ~ u = tie Jsdses ,rSthoS Of fysai.
ssssf a ioAdesrse> NO fee. CaXos o. eytf 10
Dr.. Judson. Jos Ci<f.aS! I.rsef. 81. LssiI. 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15
A pecuIinr Organization Ont Mt
Cambridge.

tCO,re,ponIcncc Of the Washington tPa.l obscrvCrl
One of the new things under the sun is
a mystic organization OF married women.
They appear to have no particular OBJ.
iecl, and hence no name. As far us ] can
learn they come together TO make fun.
Housewives who have hitherto had rep.
utallons for industry and sobricty seem
to have lost their wits. The good wife is
oil a, the merry-mnking, while the head
OF the family walks the floor, at home. in
his frantic endeavors to keep the baby
from choking to death on sQuall. One
night they arc attired in their grand. moth
crs' old linely, but these old relics, instead
Of bringing fond recollections Of those
who blest them in childhood, increase
the sport; another in rags, and again IN
styles quaint and curious. Serious qucs.
tons and household cares are put away.
All give themselves up to the hilarity Of
the hour. One would think, says an eye
witness, that delegation from the shades
below assisted them. A thrifty dame,
who don't see the propriety Of cutting
things loose in this way, said they re-
minded her OF the Ku.Klux. This was
horriJ, but ii struck her that way. They
lispersc at 10 and go it alone. Things at
home claim the attention Of their other
half, and it's jolly not to have any men
folks about. II you would lend these
afflicted, abandoned husbands that ghost
for couple Of nights they would bless
your town and county for many days to
come.
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Captain EaLs writes under date Of the
3lst Of March last, that tho fears OF the
persons who upprchended that a new
sand bar would be formed ut the mouth Of
the Mississippi jettics arc not likely to be
realized. He says:
"Thc soundings in advance OF the ietties
are exceedingly satisfactory, and fully
sustain the correctness OF the theories
system %pI for improving the mouth Of the
river Ia based. Instead Of the bar nd.
vancing in front of the jettics, so confident.
" predicted by its opposers, we actually
find marked deepening Of the water for
several hundred feet out in front OF them.
In some cases the increase is MS much as
ten ieet. About Blk hundred feet beyond
the ends Of the ives, jctty We have titty.four
feet Of depth, where there was but forty
four last May"
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Apnnior Dclaplaine.

From the rarkcrsburg TImcs.l
Mr.. Il. NJ. DcIapIaine, Of Wheeling, is
strongly looming up as q Democratic can
dldate for Congress in the First District.
That gentleman stands high in the estim.
alton Of nil who know him, being consider
ed one Of the ablest iinancierS,of high cul'
tnre and honesty, possessing all the quail
iticatiOns for pure, patriotic Rcpresen'
taIive Of the people. as we are greatly
in need Of new men Of unsullied charac.
tcrs, untainled by even the least suspicion,
who can be disinclined to seriously con-
slider the advantages held out by the choice
Of such strongly commended gentleman
rs Mr.. r. NJ. Deiaplaine? Our Democrat
ic friends will net in their interest by
throwing overheard the old political nugS,
aud choosing n man Of the people, whose
reputation for honesty and high abilities
is so well established.
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Gheqnteltigsuesr.
REST IN THE GRAVE.


Rest 10 the grave but ret Is for the Weary,,,
And her slight limbs weTO hardly gin lOtIo"i
RCst IA for the lives worn out, desert ute"Iyt
Which have no brightness left for urath 70 Sp0l'
We yearn for rest, when power and passion wasted
Have left to memory nothing but regret
she slprps while HES lost pleasures all untaStedi
Had scarce approached her rosy lip as yel'
Her chIld.NkO eyes still lacked their browning
AReCtncsA,
Her form was hpcuInS TO moro perfect grace,
She d ed with thC pathetic inC0mplttOness
OILcauiy's promise on her Tallld face.
What undevel ped gifts, what powers untestctl,
Prrchanee with her have passed away from
What germ, of thought In that young brain ar,
May never grow and quicken and have birth
She knew not love who might have loved 50 truly,
Though love-dreamS stirred her fancy, faint aud
hecI;
Her soul'G eternal wings were budding newly.
Her wOmAn's heart had scarce begun to DeI''
We drank the sweets Of life, We drank the bitter
Aud death to us would also seem boon
Rnt why, 10 her, for whom glad life was h'eIt IL.
Should darkness come cfU day hau 'eA'ue" '''
noon?
No answer, save the echo Of our weeping, /. ..,,,
When from the woodland aud ,ne 'hVoI - ,rInJI
Where. in the spring time, ruthless "Ot'" "'Hu'
sweeping, oI,,oJ hIrl
''"'e "'''' ''' ""''' Temple Bar.
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gHE WHEELING DAILY TELeENCER MORNING
llvER AND Rlnnn diseases.
,R. V. PIERCE, N. D., Author Of 1.-THE
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad.

ByR. V. PIERCE, n. D., Author Of 1.-THE
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser" .... al.
A healthy liver secrets each day about
two and half pounds Of bile, which con.
taken from the blood. When the liver be.
nate this vast amount OF nOxious substance,
which, therefore, remains to poison the
blood, and be conveyed TO every part OF the
system. What must be the condition OF
the blood when It is receiving and retain.
ing each day two and ahalf pounds Of pOis.
on? Nature tries to work OF this poison
through other channels and organs-thc
kidneys, lungs, ETC., but these organs be.
come overtaxed In performing this labor in
addition 10 their natural functions, and
cannot long withstand the pressure, but be.
come variouSly diseased.
The brain, which Is the great electrical
center Of all vitality, Is unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood which passes to i
from the heart, and Il fails to perform It's
Office healthily. Hence the symptoms of
bile poisoning, which IRE dullnes, head
ache, incapacitytO keep the mind on any
subj-ct, impairment OF memory, dizzy,
sleepy, or nery as feelings, gloomy fore.
holdings, mud irritability OF temper. The
blood itself being diseased, rs 1t forms the
sweat upon the surface Of the skin, II Is so
irritating and poisonous that It produces
discOlored brown spots, pimples, blOtches,
and other eruptions, sores; boils, carbunccs,
and scroful0us tumorS. The stomach,
bowels, and other organs, cannot escape
becoming affected, sooner or later, and we
have, as the result, cOstivcness, piles, drop.
sy, dyspepsia, diarrhGA. Other symptoms
are common, as bitter or bad taste in mouth,
internal heat, palpitation, teasing cough,
unsteady appetite, choaking sensation in
throat, blOating OF stomach, pain In the
side or about shoulders or back, GOODNESS
OF extremitics, etc, etc. Only few OF the
above symptoms are likely to be present in
any case ut one time. The liver being the
great depurating, or bloOd.cleansing organ
OF the system, set this great "housekceper
OF our health" ut work, and the foul cor
ruptiOns which gender in the blood, and rot
out, rs II were, the machinery OF life, arc
gradually expelled from the system. For
this purpose, DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery, with very small doses daily Of
DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Is
pre.cminently the articles needed. They
cure every kind OF humor from the worst
scrOfula to the common pimple, bl"tch, or
eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly heal
under their mighty curative influence. VI
rulent blood pOsOnS that Turk in the sys.
TEN are by them robbed Of their terrors,
and by their perseyering and somewhat
protractcd use the most tainted systems
may be completely renovated and built up
anew. Enlarged glands, tumors, and swell.
ings, dwindle away and disappear under the
influence Of these great resolyents.
eod,sw&w
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GInytien AFFAIRS.

New York, April l4.-Thc purscr Of
the steamer 1ybec, which arrived this
morning from Cape lIaytien, reports q
revolution against the government Of
General Dominique took place in Cape
Hayticn on the 4Ih inst, and that 1t prov
ed n complete success, the whole poplla'
ton rising en- masse without a dissenting
voice. The entire north as far as heard
from. including Liberti, Zeron, Grande
River, Lenlbi, and Plassane,haye declared
in favor Of the revoIutionists. On the 9th
Of April the troops Of the north were
marching on Gonaives TO attack that
place, ifsuch stcp should be found nee
essary, which is not probable. 1t is al.
most certain that the present government;
must fall,
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BELLAIRE LocALs.-One Of the most
ENJOYABLE occasions that have been in
BelIaire for some time was the marriage
Of MIR. James Hicks and Miss Rachel
Skeletons on Thursday evening. 1t took
Mace ut the A. NJ. E. Church, Rev. Hodg-
son, pastor. of the First NJ. Z. Church,
pronouncing the words that made the
twain one desh. Among the white folks
nrcsent We noticed General and Mrs.
IIogo and daughters, Dr.. james and
daughter, Mrs. ThoS. Wetherald and
Miss Flora Wetherald, viii Carroll and
sisters. the Misses Rankin, W. S. Will
liams, Miss Florence Williams, Mr..
and Mrs, Walker, and Messrs. Rowles,
Carson, RYAN and Howard. These, with
other whites and the colored folks, filled
the church. The specially invited guests
after the ceremony adjourned to the resi-
dencc Of tho brides father, where
they sat down to an excellent re,
pat,, A few OF them then proceeded
to the residence Of Aunt" Lydia Ed.
mondson, where they listened to some
piano music by Miss Nellie Hoge and by
a wee colored girl named Willetta Green
Altogether tho wedding was fully as en-
joya6le as majority oil those among the
lairer race.
Deputy ShCriH.Ricc and Marshall imp
stead, offs Clairsyillc, paid our city u
witt "brief as woman's love" yesterday.
A letter was received yesterday by
Master Crawford Thoburn, saying that
his father, Rev. James Thobnrn, the Mis-
,ionary, would arrive in Bellaire at six
o'clock last evening, by the G. & 7. train
Mcssrs. Barrett, Strahl and schramm
made some excellent music for an in
prOmptu audience at Sellers gallery
Thursday evening, with organ, violin ane
clarionct.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.



WAsHMoTos, April 1.-THE TfeaSn'
ry Department has purchased two months
supply Of silver bullion at the low rates
which prevailed few weeks ago, the
average price paid having been abol!
three cents per ounce less than marker
rate. This stock together with the bull.
lion fund will, It Is believed, be sufficient
for coinage until the annual statement ut
The minis which will be made in June.
GROWING REsTIvE.
There is a good deal Of uneasiness
among the friends Of some Of the persons
who have been charged with improper
conduct, or who have been implicated in
tho examinations conducted before the
Clymcr Committee, because they have
no, been afforded an opportunity to OK.
plain or to meet their aCcusers face to
iace. The charges are thus given wide
circulation, and are left to do their work.
This feeling finds particularly earnest
response among the friends Of
Gen. J. J. Reynolds, who was charged
with serious ofenSes In McCook's tesli-
mony. His friends say that on his return
from the Indian expedition he promptly
denied the charges and asked for an OPP
TO be heard, which has not
been accorded him. Inquiry shows that
he telegraphed Mr.. Clymer on the Sd
inst, as follows:
FORT RUSSELL, W.T., AprilS.
To Hon. II. G. Cymer, House Of Representa-
tiues:
Returning from the field last evening
I saw for the first time the testimony OF
McCook before your committee on the 23d
OF March. 1t is absolutely false so far as
it refers to my being in any way in col.
fusion with the contractors, or having re.
ccived valuable presents from them.
[Signcdl ]. J. REYNOLDS,
Col Sd Cavalry.
On the same day he addressed q letter 10
the Adjutant General saying he had tele.
graphed Mr.. CIymer and expressing the
hope that his denial would receive the
same publicity as that testimony, he
added: "If there is any report Of such
an inspection as Lieut.. Colonel McCook
refers TO on file in the War Department
l have the honor respectfully to request
a copy of such part Of it rs refers to me
or to have access 10 1t in some manner.
II anything detrimental to my reputa-
ton has been officially reported have
never known il. l am certainly entitled
to be heard before being condemned"
II Is understood that the corn contract re-
fcrred to by McCook was once investigated
by Gen. Sherman and nothing objection
able in the conduct Of General Reynolds
was found.
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The Rus Horse and The DlShon-
est Driver.

New York WOrld.l
A dishonest bus driver once complain.
ed to his Superintendent of one of his
horses, which, he declared, was balky, but
the horse made answer that the driver
was in the habit OF appropriating half
the fares that he collected from paSsen-
gers. The Superintendent thereupon fur
ni.hcd the driver with trip.slips. which
he was ever afterwards compelled 10
punch with care in the presence Of the
passenger, and doubled the horses allow.
ance OF oats.
MorNl-Pcoplc who live in glass houses
should not throw stones. .
The Lion and tho Insurance Agent.
An insurance agent happening to meet
a lion asked him II he would insure his
life. "No," responded the monarch of the
Forest with rcsounding roar, "nor
yours Thus saying, he tore the un.
happy man TO pieces, and fed oh his
damaged check and other more penetra-
hle portions.
Moral-There is such thing as being
instant ont Of season. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

MONTREAL, April 14.-The baby farm.
ing business as carried on in this city is
attracting considerable attention. The
Board OF Health held a meeting and dis.
cussed the subject. 1t was shown that
out OF 7l9 babies received at the Grey
Nun Hospital last yeNr only SO survived.
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AYoUxa woman, late Of Martins Fer;
ry, Sophia Flutters by name, is in jail
at Stenbenville, charged with obtaining
goods on forged orders, The Herald say:
she was betrayed by young man OF
Martins Ferry, and ssntaway until alter
the birth Of her child. Her lover then
lied, and left her without money or
friends. With absolute want staring her
IN the face, she resorted toforgery to re-
lieve her necessities.
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New YoRK, April li.-Wm. II. Van:
dcrbilt says there will be a meeting Of
managers OF the several railroad compa:
mics on Thursday next, and nothing Of
importance will DO done towards chang.
Ing the rates Of freight until after that
meeting, which promises TO be lively
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

FRANK Rochal, Of New York, tobac.
co merchant has become insane, making
The eighth case Of insanity brought 10 the
tombs from the Hippodrome since Moody
and sankey began their ministratiOnS
there.
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DoBBlNs' ELECTRIC SOAP,
PIot, HOeaty-ats Cszit.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
rre., ns.nly;as. c.,.l..
YGNErY-NNTH EDITION.

Containing complete list Of all tho towns In the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 &C
cordlng 10 the last census together with the names
Of the newspaper having the largest local rrula-
lion In each Of tho places named. Also, catalogue
Of newspapers which arG recommended 10 adver-
tse a. giving greatest value In proportion 10 prices
chancBl Also, all newspapers In the United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Edura-
tIOnAl, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Journals; very complete lists. Together With n
complete LIST Of over 800 German papas printed In
ne United States, Also, an esay upon adveFtis-
M; many tables Of rates showing the cost q adj
TeTtlSInE In various newspaper and everything
which Rbegluner In advertising would Ike TO know.
~ GEO. p. R0wELL a CO.,
s2i Il Park Row, New York.
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NEw YoRK, March IS, 1873,

To my dear rife:
1t has been and is my intention 10
provide for various public charities, but
as any scheme OF the kind ! propose will
will need considerable thought and Clab-
GRAFTON l have made my will with cOdi-
ellis in their present shape TO guard
against any contingency. Knowing ]
may rely upon you supplying all deticien-
cies on my part, hope and trust
that my lie will be so spared
so that may complete the various plans
for the welfare Of our fellow beings
which ! have already INFLATED. But
should il 10 ruled otherwise, must de.
pend upon you, with such aid as you may
call about you, to carry ont what hare
begun. Our friend Judge Hilton, will, l
know, give you any assistance in his pow.
er. TO him refer you for ageneral I'M.
ders,anding Of the various methods and
plans which ] have at times with Thin con-
sidercd and discussed. / am aware also
OF the fact that there are many who have
served me faithfully and well in my busi-
ness and otherwise, who should be rccog-
nized and rewarded, but for whom have
as yet made no special provisions. Your
own recollection, aided by Judge Hilton's
knowledge on this subject, will doubtless
bring these persons 10 your attention, and
| feel satisfied their claims will be justly
considered by you. Especially, however,
do l desire that you will ascertain the
names Of all such Of my employees
who have been with me for period
Of ten years and upwards, and request
that TO each Of those who have been in
my employ for period Of twenty years
shall be paid $1,000, while 10 each Of
those who have been with me for ten
years shall be paid $500.
TSiyued1 ALEXANDER 7. STEWART.
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New YORK, April l4.-The will ofthe
late A. 7. Stewart was filed In the Surro-
gates Office this afternoon. In It he be-
queaths all Of his property and estate to
his wife, Cornelia NJ. Stewart, and her
heirs forever, and appoints Henry Hilton
to act in behalf OF the estate, and in man
aging his affairs. As n mark OF regard
Mr.. Stewart bequeaths to Mr.. Hilton,
the sum OF one million dollars. lie mp:
points his wife, Judge Hilton and WIN.
Libby, his executors. The subscribing
witnesses to the will are VIM. P. Smith,
W. II. White and E. T. Mary, NJ. D. The
will bears date Of the 9th OF March, 1873.
He directs his executors to pay out the
following gifts as legacies: 10 Geo. u.
Butler, $50, 900; John NJ. Hopkins,Sl0, 900.
Gifts OF one thousand dollars are dislri.
buted in sums ranging from five to TWEEN.
~ thousand dollars to those who have
long and faithfully served him in his
business affairs. lie gives Sl5,500 to the
faithful servants Of his household. To
Sarah and Rebecca Morrow, friends OF
his early youth, and at whose fathers
house he says he enjoyed in his youth
hospitality and welcome which he cannot
forget or repay. lie bestowed an annui.
ty Of $4,000 in quarterly installments
during their lives, and also house and
furniture.
To the relatives oil his wife, six in
number, he bequeaths $4,000 each, and
to Ellen B. Hilton, the wife Of his friend
II. Hilton, the sum OF $1,000. One Of
Judge Hilton's important duties Is 10
bring Mr.. Stewards partnership affairs TO
u termination and as far as possible with.
out loss TO those connected with him in
business.
The following letter is attached to the
will:
MS CHARITABLE rLANs COMMITTED TO
Ills WIFE.
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NOA ? and 8 Daily. Nc, Q Daily -AteI sunday.
East bound trains make CONNECTIONS nj AaIuInufe
with trains for Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Al Washington City, fOf all polnn South.
Westbound trdnS make direct connection for al
points West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Can On al night trains
Sleeping car On No, Q from Wheeling to Chicago.
WHEELING, PITTS'G AND BAIT. DIVISION.
RAsT-LRAvKa WEsT-LkAyEs
wheeling daily SWashinSton, Pa.
At...... m daily at..... V q. M
SWheeling daily "WRhington, Pa.
E2b m. daily Gt.......1.2 rs p. M
Except Sunday. i"EKrvpt sunday.
Tickets to all principal points can DO procured At
the Ticket Once At the Depot.
Thus R SHARP,
. .E Master Of transportation
B. 7. DBVR1ES, General Agent, Wheeling
de27 II. r.I .f.