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NEW YORK.

Tweed and Sweeney 10 be Released.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Arrangements are
about concluded for the release of Tweed and
Sweeney from the Law.
Various Matters.
Judge Donohue today denied the application
OF Eugene Sues half sisters to have Nathaniel
Miles removed from the receivership of the es-
tate
The Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
of this city has gone into thu hands of re-
ceiver.
The projected opera house by Strakosch is
failure.
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Views of the Pennsylvania House.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 26.-The following reso-
luton was adopted in the House this morn
ing:
Resolved, That the votes cast by the author
lied electors for President ana Vice President
OF the United States indicate the election of
Rutherford B. Hayes and Wm. A. Wheeler to
those offices respectively, and they of right
ought to be inaIgurated at the national capital
on the 4!h day of March next.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tie Ono Warranfa lnisn,issa.I

COLUMBIA, Jan. 26-The Supreme Court to-
day rendered a decision in the quo warranto
proceeoines against the Hayes electors dis
missing the case on the ground that the pro-
ceedlngs were illegally presented on the part of
the state instead of the Urited States. This
plan disposes of the electoral case OF this state.
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MEMO e ANDA,

Sch Caroline G. of fremont. from New York for
Providence before reported at New Bedford in dis
tress has discharged and will proceed westward af
ter bending new sails.
Sch Eva q Yates Yates, at Havana from Boston,
reports heavy weather on the passage and lost about
225 casks from the deck
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Portland Wholesale Market.
FRIDAY, January 26.-The markets are still rather
inactive. Sugars are off &c to-day, and we quote
granulated and 1lsc and Extra G. at 11lc. Corn is
quite active and there is fair supply on hand.
There is but little demand for Flour, but still the
prices show disposition to fall off. Pork is plenty,
with but little demand.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO - Ar 18th, ship Rembrandt
Moody, New York.
Chartered-ship Landseer, for England. wheat.
GALVESTON-Ar oath, sch Franklin, Davis, from
Havana.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10th, sch Joshua Grindle
Freethy, Porto Cabello.
Cid 18th, ,brg Suwanee, Sawyer, New York.
MOBILE-Cid 10th, schs w Jordan, Stone, Gal
weston; Alice L Boardmau Boyd, Jamaica
SAvANNAd-Ar 24.h, sch K Drury, Hender-
son, Boston.
Sid Gath, schs Cora Eta, for Fernandina; Carrie
Jones, for Kingston, ia; James Bliss, for Boston;
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MARRIED.

In Bridgton. Jan. %, Clarence E. Eastman of Min
neappolis, MINI, and Miss Annie NJ. Cleaves of
Bridgton.
>, In Augusta, JAM "a, George A. Coleman and Miss
Emma A. Ballard.
In Hebron, Jan. 81, Caleb R. Farris of Minot and
Miss Emma Whitman of Buckfield.
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F OR Ell N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, JAN 26-Sir Henry Eli
OF, British ambassador. lett today. Baron Won
Werther, German ambassador, will sail Satur-
day. Gen. Ignatieffs departure is still retard
ed by tempestuous weather in the Black Sea-
The Russian Circular
PARIS, Jan. rs 1t is expected that the Rus
sian circular on the Eastern question will be
issued in few days
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The GIoueester Fisheri..

GLOUCESTER. Jan 26.-The losses of life
and property in the fishing business from
Gloucester since 1880, "a period covering 46 years.
reaches the large lumber of 1882 me1 and $40
vessels, valued with outfits at 81, 500 600, on
which there was an insurance, mostly 10 the To-
cal offices, of I'll 1882.
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galleries and one of the most important and
exciting sessions of the House was closed at
4 % n m
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EASTPORT, Jan 2i-Sch Martin, Capt Guptill,
while the passage from st John, NIB, to Grand
Menan started butt and filed ana capsized about
20 miles from North Head. She filled so rapidly that
boat losing all their spare clothivg and $3.50 money
Her cargo consisted of supplies taken in exchange
for fish, and the loss falls hard who were de-
pendent on their daily labor tor living
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TME LITTLE GIANT PILL,

That cures Biiousness sick. Head ache,
and Dyspepsia is for sale at all the drug
gists at Portland 1t is entirely vegetable COM
pound, Trade mark on square boreS.
jal3 d6w&w4wsn
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W. W Christian and William Howell were
both instantly killed by the buIsung of an
sgitator at the Standard OIL Refining works in
Cleveland, yesterday
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Several Caledonian and Buns clubs 10 New
York and vicinity had banquets Thursday
evening.
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Foreign ExYcrIH.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark Niuevah-325 $40 feet of
lumber and II $50 pcke;s.
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Passed Highland Light 26th, II PM, steamer Flea
nora, from New York for Portland.
Ar at Liverpool 26th inst, ship Sontag, HERMAN,
Norfolk.
Sid 23d. sch Hannah McLoon, keene. Matanzas /;
18th, ship Geo NJ Adams, Manson, United States.
Ship Emma, 1853 tons, built at Bath in 1866, has
been sold at London.
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Euorpean Market,

European Markets.
LONDON, January 26-l0OP. M.-Consols at 96
Lis for money and account
LONDON, January 26-1.0O P. M.-American Sc
Gurltles-united States bonds, 1s67's, at 10. Erie
Railway shares at %.
LIVERPOOL. January 26.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton-the
market Is easier, but not quotably lower; Middling
uplands at l5-16d; do Orleans at 7sd; sales 5000
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export.
Receipts of 1880 bales, of which IL 900 bales were
were American.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


Friday, Jan. 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall. st John, NIB, via
Eastport.
Sch Little Annie, (Br) Roberts, st John, NIB, for
Boston.
Sch Jennie Gilbert, Coffin, fishing, Qost one of her
crew by the swapping of dory. See local columns
Tor particularly
CLEARED,
Barque Nineveh, Wyman, Buenos Ayres &C S
Clark.
Sch Leonessa, Achorn, Charleston - Knight 6,
Wnidden.
Sch Grace Gushing, Mosher, New York; Libby
& Co.
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THE ARCTIC WAVE.

Our dispatches from various portions Of the
State indicate the coolest snap of the winter
The following reports are received:
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Providence Print Cloth. Market,
Chicago Cattle Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., January 26.-The Printing
cloths market is unchanged. with sales on the basil
of Sc for thirty days for extra "a x Ga cloths
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DIED.

In Yarmouth. Jan Is, Mr.. Joshua Winslow, aged
20 years months. Ne
Funeral services Monday forenoon at 1Oa o'clock,
In Lisbon Jan. 20. Rev. Jarus Fuller, aged ~ yrs
In Naples Jan. 10, MIR. Wn c, Wethefbee. AGED
81 years months. "eNN
In Topsham, Jan. "a, Mrs. Mary Work, aged 90
years months. ' e "
In Harpswell, Jan. Is, William H. Davis, aged 20
years months. NoNN ~
In Cardiff Dec. 1, Fred b. DrumInond of Bath,
aged % years. 0- D"'D'
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyaace--1000 bush cornmesl to g
W. True s. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06

SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-There is No
doubt but the present condition Of all
kinds Of business and industry is fear.
fully depressed, and II behooves every
family to look carefully to their expenses
Winter is coming on, when children are
liable to Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption, with other
throat and lung diseases, will carry of
many. These diseases should not be neg.
lected. Doctors bills are expensive, and
We wonld advise our people to use
BoscHEEs GERMAN SYRUP. itneyer ha,
failed. One bottle at rs cents will keen
your whole family we'll during the winter,
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in
all towns in the United States, and by, your
Druggist. Wholesale agents, Logan List
q Co, and Laughlin Bros. & Co.
eod&W
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River News.


LITTLE Rock, January 5.-The ice
went out OF the river this evening, and
navigation willbe resumed in few DAYS
Weather rainy.
MEMPHIS, January 5.--River rose 3
inches. No arrivals or departures. The
ice is running light and the snow is dis.
appearing fast. A gorge is reported fast
at the Point.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-Weather clear
and thawing all afternoon; mercury 40o.
EVANSVILLE, January 5.-Weather
chiefly clear during the day, but cloudy
now, with signs Of rain; mercury 80 10
Az. River 7-lO feet, and stationary,
The snow has melted and the ice rotted
last to-day.
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-Clear and
cold, weather moderating and ice partly
thawing.
CAIRO, January 5.-Large fields Of ice
have been passing down the river this al.
ternoon, showing That the gorge is broken
above. Weather mild and prospects IA.
vorable for the early resumption Of nayl.
CATION. The gorge above Columbus still
holds last. Clear; mercury 46o.
NEW ORLEANS, January 5.-No ARR.
vais or departures; raining.
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VNo CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
6ardentnn.

On account Of advanced age / am deslrouS o
changing my residence, and therefore oder for IalI
my farm siiIaled opposite the city Of Wheeling, OIL
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
MaTtiA's Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the vii
lage Of Ktnayllle. The property consists Of q
acres Of hill aud table land and Is Of river bottom
In the hill there are two scams Of coal, 81 and 81
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an fool
vein Of close texture sand or FREQ stone, an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and al
underlying bed Of dCIO4lts Of rich and valuabl,
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lie,
gently sloplng 10 the cast and all under direct ex'
posufC to the sun, Is Vineyard Of SS ncres, mostly
CtaWba grapes all In hno bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven Itself able to ray
4 handsome per cent to the cultivaiOr.
The property Is being approached above and be-
low by an advancing tide Of pcrSOns seeking small
homesteada and Is nov really the only unOCeupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable Us an Investment Tor capital Sckiu.
AAlepurchaSc, aud valuable to thOoC who want mar
ket gardening ground eloso TO the city. 1t 'front.'
beautifully upon tho river and commands n view oil
the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms OF sale will Ia one-thlrd cash, lAlancr
10 two annual payments, per cent interest oil de-
ferred payments, For further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail At Bridgeport, Ohio,
APPS
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MARrNls FGRnY IrEMs.-Mrs. Matte,

MARTINS FERRY IrEMs-Mrs. Matte
vile OF o. G. Parker, died Thursday
morning after a long and painful III
ness. Her funeral will take place from
the residence Of J. II, vanpelt this morn
in at 10 o'clock.
The local columns Of the Ohio HdlieI
Nets Of this weeks issue doubtless con,
tanned some very interesting items, fol
those who were able to read them, but on
account Of very bad printing we were
compelled TO guess ut most Of the con
tents.
Teams arc crossing the rivpr on the ice
at this place.
Rev. Brown, pastor Of the NJ. E
Church, will tomorrow commence y re.
ylyal meeting in his church.
The Mechanics Building Association
on Monday elected the following Board
Of Directors: K. Il. Sweeney, A. Rails
ton, Thomas swartz, l.. W. Jones, John
Morrison, James Wallace and George
Schriner, The Board organized by ap,
pointing A. Ralston, President; K. Il
Sweeney, Vice President; L. J. q. Dren'
men, Secretary, and A. G. Campbell,
Treasurer.
james Miskel met with quite serious
accident day.beiorO.y yesterday, while at
work at the blast furnace In this place.
He was working about the bcsh, when
aquantity Of molten iron few into his
face, burning one eye and the side Of his
face very badly. He is doing as we'll a.
could be expected under the circum-
stances.
Several members Of the Masonic fra.
ternity Of this place went TO 81. Glars
Vile on Thursday evening TO attend the
annual supper and reunion given by the
members Of the Order Of that place, and
report II as being agrand affair.
DR.. Werlich continues TO improve
slowly, although still confined to his he'd.
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HEL3BoLD's BUCHu lie still IN the &c.
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Il
sold by all respectable druggists. It Is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
teits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAW
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Tbs angelic choir respond the soura,
And shake creations iramG,n

Pamela INsrALLAToN.-0ld Fellows
Hall was crowded last night with friend
Of the Order, who had assembled to wit
ness the installation Of the officers Of
Pamela Lodge. The oficers-elect were
installed by Grand Master J. A. Miller
Of this city, after which there we're some
musical exercises.
Miss Phillips sang very fine solo
entitled "Must We Meet as Strangers ?
which was followed by an address By DR.
T. 0. Edwards: Then came a duet, a
Know Bank" by Misses Mamie Brit
and Annie Carson, which was exception
ally fine and won the hearty applause o.
the large audience. Rev. W. C. Snod
grass, Of the Chapline Street. NJ. e
Church, then delivered an address
which was followed by a solo from Mis-,
Carson, "Lover and the Bird" An in
strumental came next, which was excel
lently rendered, followed BY the Secre
tary's report, which showed that during
the last four years $500 have been paid
out for sick and funeral benefits. The
assembly shortly aflerward dispersed
We forgot 10 say in its proper place thai
Mr.. Fred. Banner furnished the piano
Accomplishments.
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NEARLY A FIRE.-Lewis Franzell,
hardware merchant, 2453 Main street,
smelled gas in his store room, more Of Il
than was pleasant, enough indeed to
promote the financial interests Of the gas
trustees. a boy was sent TO the cellar
with a light to take IN observation. He
wentto the metre, there was heavy cash,
and the boy was able 10 observe every
thingin the cellar, that is II he had staid
long enough; but he didn't, he lit out and
stood not on the order OF his going, and
precipitated on the mild atmosphere a
wild cry Of fire. The mills are idle, and
there was a crowd there in q minnie.
Tho FIRE was eJtinguished without
material damage, but Lewis will never
be winter when he is dead.
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ARREST OF A CONFIDENCE MAN.
Some weeks ago man giving his name
as David BY came to this city, and took
lodgings at the Grant House. After he
had been here a few days he rented store
room on Main street, above 1lth, from
Mr.. John Bishop, and. stocked It with
boots and shoes, making il generally
known that II was his intention to
enter that line Of business. On
Monday last BLY, secretly shipped his
goods 10 Cincinnati to be sold, skipped
his board bill and liabilities incurred in
fixing up his store room, and silently
stole away. As soon as his departure
was discovered, his creditors here tele.
graphed to different points for the police
TO be on tho lookout, and apprehcnd him
IfposSible. Theyery next day Mr.. Wool
mansee, one Of the proprietors OF the Grant
House, received dispatch from Cleveland
containing the information Of Bly'S ar
rest In that city. Mr.. Woodmansee went
to Cleveland, secured his man, and re-
turned with him 10 Wheeling, arriving
here on the 9 o'clock train last evening.
He was taken 10 the Ohio county Jail,
and will have 4 preliminary hearing be.
fore Justice Caldwell this morning.
Several Of Bly's creditors last night
visited the jail and endeayored 10 per-
suade him to telegraph for the goods lie
had shipped TO Cincinnati 10 10 returned
to him here, but he refused 10 do SO, for
the reason, as he said, that tho parties
from whom he purchased his stock we're
Justly entitled 10 them. The Wheeling
creditors, naturally solicitous Of their own
interest in the premises, notified him that
II he did not Sign q telegram TO the de.
sired effect the Chief Of Police, 10 whose
order the goods were subject, would do
so. They then left the jail, and will
probably await the result the examlna.
ton this morning before proceeding
farther,
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A. o. U. W.-The members OF Geo
Baird Lodge No. !, Ancient Order United
Workmen, last night elected tho follow.
ing oficers: NJ. W., A. J. McNash; G
F., r, L. Prall; o., c. D. Devinney; Re.
corder, W. G. Devinney; Financier, L. J.
Criswell; Receiver, 9. H. King; Guide
c. w. McDonald;J. W., Jos. Habberfeld
0. W., VIM. Frank; Trustee, r. l.. PralI
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CRESCENT DANCING CLUB.-A new club
with the above name, composed Of the
employees OF the Upper Riyersido Mill,
will commence'their season this evening
at Ncltes Hall. The club starts of with
membership Of SO. The Committee on
Invitation are +. @. Fette, T. II. Doyle,
WIS. Bell; Floor Mansgers-T. II. Doyle,
". S. Bell; Ballet Aaster-F. e. Fettc.
The music will be iurnlSl,ed by I. T.
Cockayne's band,
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RELIGIOUS INTEREsr.-There is said to
be unusual solemnity and activity in
nearly all our churches. The services
are largely attended and the preaching
listened to withgreat attention. Special
services have been held at the North
Street, Zane Street and Thomson NJ. +
Churches, and are now being held at the
Fourth Street NJ. f. Church and the Six,
tenth Street English Lutheran Church
We understand that the pastor and off.
GERS Of the English Lutheran Church
have decided to postpone the communion
services announced for tomorrow until
the l4th inst, the religious interest
growing from day to day. The Presby.
terrain Churches, and indeed we suppose
all the churches, will observe the week
Of prayer, which begins with tomorrow
A schedule Of each days subjects We
gave some time ago.
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A BRACE Of Bridgeport gallants, in fine
style, spent New Years day in calling on
the ladies here and in Wheeling. They
were delighted with the evident advance
the Temperate sentiment had made since
last year, for they say their fair friends
only Cxhilarate,l and warmed their chilled
bodies with coffee this year. We guess,
however, from what We saw Of them, that
1t must have been Rye.o coffee they got.
-BIdgPTt cor. Belmont Chronicle.
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TIE weather continues favorable for
business. Country sleighs laden with
vegetables, grain and pork, glide quietly
into the city at all hours, and trade can
not but feel the Influence Of these con-
tributions SO largely due TO the much
abused beautiful snow, plenty Of which
means lively winter markets and good
wheat crops next year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06

In our notice Of the installation Of the
officers Of Lincoln Lodge, /. o. o. F., at
BenWood, which takes place tonight, we
forgot to say it would be in public, and
that the Grand Secretary, Thos. &.
Steele, is expected to be present to con.
duct the ceremonies. Should the Grand
Secretary not be present the Grand
Master, J. A. Miller, will.
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Mr.. WN. T. HINKsoS passed through
town on Tuesday with drove Of very
fine hogs destined for Wheeling, by rail.
road. The drove numbered 100 head,
averaging 800 hundred pounds each, and
were gathered and iatlencd in Mr.. H.'s
vicinity lPelSJwg Herald.
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TURNING OVER THE CArIToL.--WLen
Council adjourned last night it was 10
meet at the Capitol building, in the
House Of Delegates, this afternoon, for
the purpose Of going through the cerc
mony Of turning the Capitol building
over to the State authorities. II Il un.
derstood that Mr.. T. ]. Blair, who Is the
oldest Councilman in continuous service,
will make the presentation speech, and
Governor Jacob will respond,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06

SOFT hats are in. Silk "plugs" are 60.
ing out. So says the newspapers Of the
Eastern cities. The soft hat is cheaper,
more comfortable, more business like.
The glossy tile will be remanlcd to we'd.
dings, funerals, and other exceptional
oCcasinng.
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A WORD IN TIME.-Now is the time
to see that cellar.windows and doors, and
a space in the immediate vicinity Of your
dwelling houses, and also your porch
roofs, are clear Of snow. A rapid and
sudden thaw may come, and there will be
no time then to do these things.
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RoBBEDor $675.--on Tuesday night
last the residence Of Mr.. John r. johnson,
on Caldwelrs Run, was entered by bur.
glar who walked Of with S675 cash.
Mr., Johnson, who has u -four mill near
his house, had sold a lot OF flour on Tues
day, and upon retiring to bed left the
money In his coat pocket. The thief en-.
tered the house during the night, and
finding the money in the coat pocket,
made his exit without alarming the fam.
lily, There Is no clue as the identity Of
thu tlieI
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VIZ understand that several Of the
Sabbath Schools Of this city will Join in
the movement to raise fund for the
erection Of a monument TO the memory
Of the lamented p. T. Bliss, the composer
Of so many Of the sweet little Sabbath
School hymns. The collections are to be
taken tomorrow week in the Sabbath
Schools throughout the land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06

Iris a lamentable fact that thousands
regard an affection Of the throat or lungs,
such as a cough, cold or hoarseness, with
extreme indifference. These complaints
are often but the fOrerunner Of consump-
ton, and can be instantly cured by DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06

THE weather moderated considerably
Yesterday, the sun shining brightly al
day. Should the weather get no warmer
for some days, the snow will gradually
disappear, and there need be no appre,
tensions Of freshet.