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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

TnE university Of Pennsylvania has
opened the door little farther to women,
just enough to make squeak. In the
department eli arts and Of science they are
to have instruction limited to certain
branches, 1t is very extraordinary that
the sense OF delicacy, which ia never in
tsrpoIed between the Christian woman
and her doctor in the privacy OF home, is
maintained 30 e[eCtually between the
professor and a class Of women, proics.
sionally trained to discuss the human
anatomy as mechanism, and in terms
as precise and dispassionate as logari.
thms. The English institutions have got
their gates uiIr to women, and make a
little progress every year. The English
pOstOfics is aIso friendly to their cm,
ployment, especially in its telegraph de.
partment, and the important post,olice
at Gibralter has Just been given to the
daughter Of the late postmaster, Miss
Creswell, at a salary Of $4,000 a year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

1shls sermon at the opening service Of
a new Reformed Episcopal church in
Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, the Rev,
DR.. DuKYEA expressed the conviction that
the universal church Of the future will
have no creeds at all, but will rest solely
on the simple facts Of CuMsr's life and
teaching as recorded iuthe Gospels. lie
also said some very sharp things about
the unreasonablencss and pettincss Of the
sectarianism Of the day. Had a younger
and leS eminent Presbyterian minister
talked in this way, he would have run
the risk, at least, Of being called to nc.
by his Pfesbytery for disrespecl to
the Westminster Confession and the Lon
ger and Shorter Catechisms. The worst
that is likely to bcfall tho Rev. DR.. DUR.
YEA is a little innocuouS criticism in the
dsnominational journals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
the Centre Of VITALITY.

The life Of the flesh and tho brain, the
bones and the muscles, Is the blood. II Il
the centre OF vitality, the nutriment Of the
system. Not only must II 10 pure, but
rich, in order to retain health. In the fee,
bio and dGyitaijzed, the life current Is
watery and It's circulation sluggish. The
muscles Of such persons lack SOlidity, the
nerves arc weak, The vlsage hsggard, aud
the eye luStreless, A course Of HoStetter's
Stomach Bitters, however, improves not
only the health but the appearance Of the
debilitated and nervous. Nutrition then
becomes complete because digestion 70.
ceiyes IN impetus from this bcnignant
tonic, which fertiliEes the blood, brings
back "ule rose tint Of health to The wan
cheek, brightness to The eye, aud gives
power Of endurance to the mSscle. Inva.
lids, hasten to use Il! cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
The Critical situation OF Russia.

A-eAAtAA
BUcuAREsr, September las regards
the Grand Duke Nicholas, il is acknowl.
edged on all hands that he Is every inch
soldier. He knows how 10 make him.
self beloved by officers and men alike,
He has great tactical ability, has a eouu
Doll for actual battle, would be good
commander on the battle field, fighting
general, but he Is precluded from this
role by his position OF Commander.in.
Chief, and he is not strategist, or at
least has not sufficient confidence in his
own ability TO take the general direction
Of tho campaign with firm hand, This
he leaves to Nepokoitschitsky and Levitt.
sky. Now, NepokoitschitsEy looks on
and watches everything, sees everything,
knows everything, and says nothing. He
offers no counsel, gives no advice. He
keeps silent, The army begins to say
that he says nothing because he thinks
nothing. l.oyitsky docs everything, and
hi5 way Of doing things Is only too eyi.
dent. When told before the last battle Of
fIevna by an officer ut the head OF the
Intelligence Department that 10000
Turks were approaching plevna, he re.
piled contemptuously, "Where did thew
spring from2' When uniformed that thew
were ready TO seize Lovtcha, he said,
"Hou had better attend your own bust.
ness" Leyitsky had prcconceiyed no.
tions as to the numbers and whereabouts
OF the Turks. lie refused to accent in.
formation conflicting with those notions.
There Is nothing 10 DO hoped from such a
man. Tho campaign up to the present
moment proves it.
The man to whom all eyes arc now
turned is Gen. DragimirofT, who Is
wounded to severely for command in the
field, but not too severely 10 prevent him
taking the direction OF the campaign,
The discomfort is greatly augmented by
Prince Charles being appointed to COM
mand the active army before Plevna, a
foreigner, and q man with no military
reputation. The reason given is Of
course that reigniug prince cannot be
put under the command OF a simple gen.
eral. This Is u question of etiquette,
but the men who expect TO die tomorrow
in an assault on the Turkish trenches do
not quite understand the Importance Of
these questions Of etiquette. They are
unreasonable enough to think that II the
Prince wishes to fight he should fight in
the place his age, experience, and mill.
tary knowledge assign to him. They
know that II victorious tho world will
say the glory belongs to tho foreigner.
1t beaten, they will blame Gen. 2ototf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

AN exposure Of naturalization fraud
was made by the Philadelphia Times, and
the medium brought.a suit for libel. In
the trial the humbug was brought to light,
and the perpetrators are now under bail
for awindling. Agirl who had personal
ed materialized spirits testified that she
was first thoroughly taught to talk with q
German accent, for the character Of Ger
man boy. Next, she mastered the Irish
brogue, and appeared in the seances rs an
Irish girl. She also performed as Qua.
kersss. She dressed in the cellar OF the
house for these different presentations, and
got into the cabinet through y cleverly
concealed trap-door. She had Il natural
aptitude for mimicyy, and was very sue.
cessIul in deceivins the believers. Bliss,
the medium, sat tied in the cabinet du-
ring the performances, but his wife and
James Harrison persouatcd great vari-
ETY. Of malerializedioEm Harrison went
on the stand as u witness, and testified
that the Eeances were very profitable
until Il meddlesome reporter exposed
them. Harrison had the advantage Of
experience in variety show, and was
able, with wings and other appliances, tc
appear as slanEy rewsBoy, an Indian
and negro. Philadelphia spirlIualists
were generally deceived, and some Of
them were sure they recognized their
dead friends and relatives in the persons
whow they saw in the dim light.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

The following paragraph from the
financial article Of the Chicago later. Ocean
Of recent date is a fair sample OF the en-.
couragipg reports in regard to the i'm.
proyement that is taking place in nearly
alldspartments Of trade, that come to us
from all sections Of the country:
"Business in mercantile circles was
again active in nearly all departments.
The dry goods jobbing houses presented
the appearance Of vast human hive, and
At some establishments statesmen were
absolutely unable 10 wait on customers
rs fast as they presented themselves.
Orders were also large, and included a
great many duplicate bills for goods pur.
chased at the opening Of the season.
Letters from interior merchants say that
their sales have greatly exceeded their
expectations, and that the outlook for n
continued heavy trade was never better.
These statements IRE confirmed by liberal
collections for goods previously Sold"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
] FRIDAY. SEPT. 81, 1877.

TINS year, ltiCvor, will tell the story
whether the prosperity Of the country
depends altogether upon good crops, as
some contend, Without the crops, Of
course, there could be no prosperity, but
that these alone will bring the happy
hour the millions have beeu 80 long an
ticipatinE is proposition that is not safe
to assume a. fact.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
TaS sA4sIIE EsR REsIDEScE ON

With view o. moving 10 the country tho sub
sciibtr Offers his two.BtoFy Ornamental Frame
DEelling HopsD, on North Front street, IAland, Iof
sale. Tho hOaIo stands on Lot No. i02, 90 iFOt
front, running about 400 feet back 70 the River;
contains nine rooms with gas and water, Green
houses. The river hank Is we'll and permanently
Rip Raped. A small Orchard Of select fruit, or
nAnentAl trees, 1hTubbeTy Of various kinds, Rrapey
ioNGrS ybrid Perpetual Roses 10 variety, and all
thiuRs necesSlFy for the adoTnmOnt Of the grounds
tho Street RAlWay and but abort walk from the
Bridge, and ID the most desirable River Lot nov OBJ
tainRble on the Island. For further information
enquire on tho premlleL II. z. St1RIvER,
kepI5 No. 42 North Front Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
DIED.

D0DSoN.-on wedueslGy, September 10, 1871,
at hali.PaAt ten O'clock A. ", ADAMS Dor SON, Al
hs reaidonce 10 the village Of IeatherWOod In The
6Olh year oil his age. ............ IT,
Funelal on Friday afternoon September p, from
st. Matthews Church, at hllt.pHIt two o'clock.
Friends oil tho family are Invited toattsnL Inter.
mout at Greenwood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

E'0R sALE-Real EStAIe-wanied buyeu for
l. 100 tracts Of land, each t20 acres, located Is
yOaT1 ago. hlso for lots In the prosperous and pro.
gfesdye town q Gnhami all on route great Tens
stock region Of North TtThI. E.S GRAHAM,
Land Othee, Graham, Young Co., TexRi, SCpi5S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

CHEAP TRANSPORTATION. - The New
York Bulletin of September II, contains
anarlicle on "Cheapness Of the Water
Routes, which contains some statements
that are worthy Reconsideration, asshow.
lug the great changes that have taken
place III water carriage within the last
twenty years. As late as 1850 the largest
propellers carried no lCss than six hun.
dred tons, their capacity has since been
increased TO IRON 1000 to twenty-five
hundred tons. In 1861 the system OF
transportation by burgcs was intro
duced on tho Lakes and the result has
been a very great reduction in the cost Of
water carriage. For example, lumber is
now carried from Bay City, Michigan, to
Buffalo, distance Of 600 miles, at cost
ofSl 25per thousand feet, and nearly all
the lumber now brought 10 Buffalo and
Tonawanda is now carried in bSrges, in
lines offour, FIVE and six, frequently con.
tanning million and a half, or two mil.
lions Of feet towed by tugs or propellers
In 1871 this barge carriage was frat
used for grain, and since that time has
completely revolutionized the business,
and large tows, each consisting of pro
nAllar and To-, non.a.l - ...:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

B0NAR-PARsoNs.-ou Thursday, Septsul.
Der 20, 1871, at the stAmm House, WheelIng by
Rev; u. A. Cunningham, DAVID BoSAR, Of Mar
shall county, West Va, and CATIIARiNEV. PAR.
soSs, Of W1trel county, West Va. l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
FOR SALE
mon sALL on EXCHANGE

vefy valuable property In Btllalte worth about
50 0g1 which win tell cheap or eIehinge for i
small farm OF country place In The Vicinity Of
Wheeling, either IN Ohio or Wet VlrflnlA. No
better property in Bellrc % hold a an inVCstm0nt
gBpi2-eoda j. 4, COCHRAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

GAYIY the oyster peddlar returns from
the watering places and resumes his
rounds. ta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
RELLAIRE BUSINESS FOR SALE.

.ABAKERY, situated Ia the besl bu,lness por.
ton Of the city, with Ill necessary fixtures thereto
largo Bake OYOn; also tne Horn, and Wagon.
Terms very reasonable, Leaie and premises bar-
re1a SSSS Z, suitable ss e !hs purchaser
Rep'0' I'M 1877 Belmont e., BeilSIro, o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPEIIA, Pa,


This fAvorito HotCl, with recommendation far
900 guests, has been Leased by the subscriber for
term o. years. II can be said with conldence Thai
ne Old Merchants, under the new admInlAtratIop.
already an assured success and II Is my de,erlnI
nation 10 meet tho Just expectations oil The pu6Ic
70 these times Of financial Depression by Inifoduc-
ing graduated teA!c Of pIles ifum 81 % 10 s2 90
Per day, with board, according 10 location OF roam
The service table and all other RocooiniojationS
the same 10 oil guests.
During the IlSt year many improvements were
made, amsng them 4 pasSergor and baEPaie Eleya.
tor, thus rendering all rooms Of eISy aerrSS tbsr
Improvements are 10 progress, which, whrn lnIlh.
60, Vii place the Merchants Hotel lecond 10 mona
In Philadelphia. - ~ - ' WIN
The location Of the house d one Of tho most con.
yenlcnt and really central Of any In tho div. Tbe
rooms are light, airy, well ventilated ma hRnd.
somely iarniAhed Horsc cara Of various lines pS1s
c0FIlaltly BY the dOoG offering every oppoTtunitT
t2 the guests, every moment day and pir6 10 Vii,
oil poihtl Of public interest 51t ~ '"'' " 'ti'
je26 b. LORE, PROPRIETOR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

r ADIEy TEMPERANCE UNION. -Ths Ia
IL dief Temperanee Band will meet tia u fidhyl
afternoon a oelOck, al their room IN Herhhr0oke
block: full attendance d requested. p order Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21
DRY GOODS.
NEW 4
FALL GOODS!
First Stock Just Received!

5000 Yards CANTON FLANNE1s at
extra low prices. ~ Iu ~.
1000 Yards all wool PLAID FLANNELs
500 tbs, WOOL YARNS, at Wholesale
~ 500 S Yards q GREY T@in1ED FLANNEL
for 15c.
1000 Yards PLAIN RED and WHITE
FLANNEL 8s low as zoe per yard.
New CASSIMERES, r. EEDS & JEANS
for Mems and Boys wear.
New Style OF DARK PRINTS received.
LIGHT COLD PRINTS at 30 per yard.
New Stock desirable patterns Of the best
GINGHAAIS. r.l...
Finest Blue Black CASHMERE, AL
PACA and LUSTERS, received for the Fall
Trade and will DO sold at tho lowest price,
WoRSTED DRESS GOODS, suitable
for Fall wear, at very low prices, from 1Oc
to 20 and Csc per yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

WANTRD-A SITUATION AS GovERNEss
W ID private family. Can do pllln sewing
and a., z willing 70 make herself generally useful.
Wagei not % much an object - home
Address co. caHeot thlS sfioo, Sepn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

The Prcsbytery Of Washington and
Wheeling will assemble at the Stone
Church, Elm Grove, at 10 A. M, on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-21

Pluttenburg pronounces the wellsburg
Fair asucceSs. Il will be in order now
for tho Wellsburg Herald to deny IL and
rebnke Jeaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-23
The French Situation.

II one might judge from the tele grams that
are flashed from the old to the new world
telling of violent and infiammatory speeches,
threats and counter threats, the dangerous
maneuvers of bitter and unscrupulo1s parti-
sans, a rumored revolution or prospective
coup defdt, our sister republic would appear
to be in the same distressed and perilous
condition that many Europeans insisted we
were in during the period of doubt and IN
easiness after the, late Presidential election
But II is probable that In France now, as in
the United States at that time, the large
mass OF citizens go calmly on their way;
steady in the determination to countenance
no violent course on the part of either mon
archist or republican and moved from their
conservative position neither by the threats
o. the extremists on one side nor by the fiery
appeals OF those on the other. The late cleo
tons give us good grounds for creditng the
French people with this unaccustOned virtue
of quiet firmness In moderate views.
Meanwhile the political game is being
played at Paris with It's moves and counter
moves. McMaaon. like a timorous AMI ir
Iesolute play er, hesitates long. with finger
suspended over the board. He wlthdraws
reluctantly from a position which he fin1s
untenable, but carefully examines the game
al each stage OF his retreat, resolved to stani
whenever his men are so arranged as TO
marshal yields a step to necessity. TIE
ministry after final blast of defiance, re-
signs. But 1t appears evident that the obSti-
nate soldier at the head of affairs Will cln-
cede only enough 10 obtain him the support
of the OTleanistS in the Senate, when, as he
has threatened, he Will attempt 10 rule with
the aid of that body. Tue reported compost
tiOn OF the new Ministry, though varied from
day to day, is never found to contain the
name of a republican. The submission %
the marshal is not 10 the majority, bu' 10 the
little band of OrIeanists who hold the bal
snce Ofpower in the senate. Taechanbsr of
deputies will hardly vote the budget wasn
the ministry is one in which 1t can place no
confidence, and 4 is much to be douStel
whether the OrlealIists will support cabi-
net IN which 70 one OF their number fms a
seat, and which is largely made up or Bona
pa-tists, their determined and deadly enc
mics. There is 10 wonder, then, that
Mcmahon carefully feels his way before
committing himself to such step.
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tits reported that democratic daily paper
Is to be started in Washington soon, with
abundant capital, and that the managers
"A a editors will include Stillson Hutcains
a.i Jas Pulitzer, lately connected with ST.
Louis papers, and John Cockeril, lately OF
.hc Cincinnati Enquirer. These gentlemen
are capable newspaper men, bat for all tn At
icy will find the abundant capltal' an
lzing good thing to have on hand In pub
ing daily paper In Washington. The
so last democratic papers here, the Pd.riot
IA the Uaiogl, could give some sad expe-
Fences on this score, II they were inter
viewed in the spirit land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-23

rHARLEs A. APPEL,
~ asa Louisiana aveuue.
Zeal Estats, Gsssra! CoHectios and Claim Asssey.
FOR RENTING 1880 Q street northwest, IA
rooms, med. imps, eco.
FOB eALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle; bargain. seVls-tr
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THERE is NO QUESTION
L but that BOOTS aud SHOES can be bought at
J. W Sc LBYS cheaper than at any house in -
the District. Mems Working Boots from S1D
up; Mems CATERS and Shoes from ri Is upC ~
Boys Caters and Shoes from 81 upwards; -
woness Button Boots. 81 Is and 81 50 ~; Ladies'
School shoes, 81 up; Ohildrens school Sh 'es, 7Sc
upwa ards. Pair Of Jusfhs Heel Protectors given in
and 10Th retts. noy9-tr
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II appears from the official returns that the
republican vote In Connecticut for sheriffs
was Al eos and the democratic vote for the
same Officers was l,l75. The labor candi
Gstss received exactly 1000 votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-23

Issue on the LIST and 18th of each month "BuI.
letip Of ali property for sale rent on nay books,
which can be had application st my ONCE, VIII
Be- sent by mail IL de,frea.
Auction Sales.
On MONDAY, Nov. 20, b. at 4 30 D. 10. =, III
street, between 18th ard Ia NV.
On TUESDAY, Nov. ~, at p. m, n Defrees
street
On WEDNESDAY, Nov. IS, at 4 30 .. N. J25
New Jersey avenue NV.
So 500 at per celt In sums to suit; $500 a.
per cent. Iov2I-tr
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To Correspondents.

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The New York Post discovers a streak OF
poetic justice in the alleged betrayal of the
republican party by two southern repubn-
can Senators, and says In this connection:
1.-THE one broad and black spot on the
reputation of the republican party is its mis-
wears through the fundamentally of some of
The worsu partisan knaves and tricksters
who have ever been permitted to pervert the
POWERS of a great political organization. II
lhe republican party Is TO be betrayed IL Is
entirely fitting that IL should be betrayed by
members OF the rascally gang OF vulgar and
plundering southern carpet baggers whose
alliance with the party has driven from IL
many respectable republicans and brought
Humiliation upon those who have remained
within It."
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WIN. w. WONN'S
w ICE CREAM Saloons,
121 9th, bet. q aud III SITS. aorfhtcesf.
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
ICE CREAM. WATER ICES AND FROZEN
CUsTARD. Parties, Receptions, Weddings. Fairs,
&C, furnished ct the shortest notice able
terms. uoyl32m
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EOR RENT-2l1S St. IL rs , T., m. i...... SIS %
. 30 20,h ST, rs, b., M $1,000. II 81
1908 ave-, rs. m. i....-- .............. 80 20
novl9-6ts E.S. WEsCOTT, SRA 9lth sf
L'OB BENT.
Il ByR. U. HOFFMAN, 10th and streets N W
Furnished Houses, well located, private families
--.
Large hall and Is elegant rooms above, al 023
Penbsyl avenue $50
lS1e Penn. ave. NV, "a rooms, mod inn l0O
SOy 18Th street northwest, rooms, mod imp. 40
63S ID street northwest, 10 rooms, mod i'm p--.-. ~
I026 ~ n street northwest, 10 rooms mod imp. IS
1901 eth street rooms, store ard Stable. 81
IsOS eth street northwest. rooms and store. IS
BIB 18th street northwest, store and cellar ., IS
900 street southeast, store and cellar ~
For Sale
Houses and Lots, in every section OF the city, at
reduced prices novl7-tr
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Square bounded by K and L, N Cap. and q e. 81
To LOIn.
6S 600, 81 900. on first class Real Estate, at
per cent.
j. STANLEY JONES,
povS-1y 6ll TIN street