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a short Temperance speech by
bob EngeFSOll.

In recent letter to an Indiana paper
Col. Robert G. InsOrsolI says that the
only Temperance speech" he ever made
vas In what was known as the Mum
trial ia Chicago, when he made these few
remarks on alcohol:
II believe, gentlemen, alcohol to Ger.
tain degree dSmoraliEes those who make
1t, those who sell Il and those who drink
Il. believethat from the time II issues
from the eoiled and poisoned worm Of the
dtstillery until it empties into the hell Of
crime, dibhonor and death, II demoralises
everybody that touches 1t from its source
10 lis ends. I do not believe that anybody
can contemplate the subject without be.
coming prejudiced against the liquid
crime. All We have TO do, gentlemen, Il
70 think Of the wrecks upon either bank
Of this stream Of death; Of the snicIdeS; OF
the inssnily; ofthe poverty; otthe ignor.
anee; Of the desitution; OF the little chill.
dren Juggling at faded dresses Of weeping
and despSiring wives asking for bread; Of
the millions struggling with imaginary
serpents produced by this dsyilish thing;
and when you think Of the iailE; Of the
alms,houses, Of the asylums; Of the pris.
ons, and Of scatfolds upon either bank, /
do not wonder that every man Is preja.
diced against that damned stuff called
alcohol
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rHE WHEELING DAILY NTELGENCER MORNING NOVEBER8

city, and a master mechanic, Il stopping
here now 70 place the engine In order
when II arrives.
Mears. cumminS & Walters, hardware
merchants, are erecting an additional
ltorehouse for heavy merchandise upon
lot across from the Belmont House.
Mr. B. F. Cocayne and Miss Sarah
Brockman, both Of this city, were mar
ried on Monday last and, Immediately
after, left onR pleasure tour East, to re-
main few weeks.
Mr. Jacob Neuhatt and Miss LottiC
Denoon, who were married at Woodsaeld
Monroe county, by Rev. Smith on Mon
day last, stopped At the Globe House yes
tsrday and left on the morning train
East, on their bridal tour.
The foot race between D. Hammond, Of
this city, and Joseph Bero for 500 4 sid.
comes Of on the Goth Of this month
Thanksgiving day.
The walls Oflhe tobacco warehouse arO
looming up handsomely.
The mGrrisge Of q beautiful youuE
couple comes OF this week.
MaIor Carman, The notorious, can b
seen daily upon our promenades; hard
tlmes are telling upon him though. Be
ware.
Anew hat store will be opened here ii
q few weeks.
F. s. Chandler, Esq, representing tht
scale manufacturers Of Fairbanks & Co.
at Pittsburgh, is stopping AZ the Glob,
Honse, and Mr.. T. MGCarniSh, scale
builder Of the same firm, has been so
journinE here on business for over
week.
Mr.. Thomas Baron, one OF the old and
estimable citi.ens, is lying very Ill. w
hope for speedy recovery.
A little three year old son Of Mr.. Vim
Rinker, died on Monday last and wal
buried yesterday. J,E. D.
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BEL1Anr LooA1s.-Wm. n. Mnrsl,nd

BEL1ARE LocALs.-wm. B. Morsland,
Esq, Of Pi,tburgh, Pa, delivered i've
powerful lectures on Tuesday last at tbs
U. P. Church. Subjects-"Mary Queen
Of Seotsn and "Vith People Old and
Young" and the proceeds showed up a
Handsome sum, which is TO be donated to
the Young Mems Reading Room. Let
the good work proceed. Messrs. Thos,
II. Morris and PIT, King deserve special
mention as the prime movers in the al.
fair.
Mr.. Hanson Waddel, travelling svep,
for the National Glass House at this
place, was madethe happy recipient Of an
additional domestic on Monday last-it
Is agirl,
Captain Fink, one of our mos. enter.
pri.ing citizens, who was stricken down
with paralysis few days since Is still
confined to his bed, bat somewhat i'm.
proving.
E. g. Morgan, Esq, President Of the
Bellaire and Southwestern railroad, in.
forms rs that the work Of laying rails on
this end Of the road will be commenced
on Tuesday next. An engine was also
purchased, Weighing IL tons, at Conntlls.
vile, Pa. Mr.. Z. j. Winslow, from that
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TnG United States Consul at San Do
ninso has transmitted to the Depart
men. Of State an account Of the dis
covsry of the bones Of Columbus While
wOrkmen were digging up the door
around the pulpit in the Cathedral OF the
Cay Of San Domingo-in order to make
some repain-shcy came upon walled
orifcn coutairing lcsden case, Two feet
long by about eight inches deep and
eight inches vide. The inscription on
tho case bore incontestablo evidence
that within we're the bones Of Christopher
Columbus. Immediately on the discov.
cry being made, the remains were restor.
ed TO their original resting place and
tho orifce walled up. On the lOsh Of
September the enclosure was again open.
ed, with great pomp and ceremony, with
the ringing Of bells, toe sound Of mar.
tial music, and the booming Of cannon.
The leaden box was then taken out
and opened in tho presence Of civil, mill.
,ary and church diSnitaries, foreign con.
unls, &c, Tho inscriptions were then
examined and the facts recorded and
attelted by those present. The box was
then enclosed in another box, canfallIy
sealed with the seals Of all the Cousula
present. It was then placed in the
charge Of Padre BiIlimi In the
Church Of Regina Angelerum. The
ancient recordA Of the Cathe.
dFal at San Domingo have long
been destroyed ard no clue to the mys.
terry remains. It's supposed that some
monks at the lime Of the alleged exhu.
nation of the body OF Columbus, in 1900,
palned of the remains OF somebody else
upon the Hayauese, retaining the veneer.
sled relics Of the great navigator Tor their
own Cathedral.
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Wool Convention ThirIy-Threc
Years Ago.

stVubenTlVe wool Growers Bulletin.
Macy persons remcnbe2 a wool con.
vcntion held here over thirty years ago,
to form some kind of an organization,
with something OF the same object in view
that calls the present convention together,
Bishop Campbell, Of Bethany College, was
chairman Of the meeting. Major Nc
Farland, Of Washington, Pa, was one Of
the Vice Presidents. There were pres.
ent DR.. J. c. Campbell, OF Ohio county,
W. Va, s. ". Bell, now Of Petersburg,
W. Va, J. K. Bell, OF Washington coun.
ty, Pa, Theo. Ladd, Of Harrison county,
o., and Others who have since been Of
note in wool growing and wool dealing.
John Brown was also present, at least he
was present at some other wool growers
meetings that were held at various points.
Indirectly these meetings we're produc-
tive Of much good, yet they failed TO
crystalize, as it were, into anything per-
manens, and their force for good was soon
spent. This was accelerated by mistake
in some Of their actions. But, learning
by the light OF their experience and
proGting by their failures, we can expect
to accomplish something for the srowers
that will result in permanent good.
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nov mo b. 5. senate Nlands.

Nov that Morton has been succeeded
BY Voorhees,, some persons suppose that
the senatsi 10 almost II not quite lie
between the Two parties. lis not yet a
lie, bat 1t iS getting uneomtorlably close
to that point It may become a tie II
the three contested seats from the South
arc given to Democrats. When voOr.
hees takes his seat. aud when Sharon, The
Republican Senator from Nevada, Gods
time to go TO Washington and attend to
his duties, there viii be thlrty.six straight
Republicans and thirty.iour straight
Democrats in the Senate, with three elect
ID as Independents. Judging from their
past course /. may b sct down as proba-
bic that Mesrs Booth and Chtistiancy
will generally &c! with the Republicans
when the Senate divides on party lines,
and that Mr.. Davis will DO an uncertain
quantity. cOnceding him to tho Demo.
ctat,, as the other two have been given 10
the Republicans, tie division on party
Inca will give Republican majority Of
three when Mr., Sharon ia present. and Of
two in his absence.
Three lean are vacant on contest, Two
being from Louisiana aud one from South
CsrOlins. II all three seats are glysu 10
the Democratic elalnans and the Tndc.
psndents divide as suggested, there will
BE- tie when tho Senate is full, and 1t is
probable that in such condition Of at.
fairs Mr.. Sharon would not delay day
in taking bis place. In case of tho vote.
being evenly divided the Constitution
conter on the Vice President tho priril-
egsof the casting vote. onastrict party
division It is laIr to assume that Mr..
wheelrs's vote would go with that Of his
party. But It i, scarcely probable that
all three contested seat, will DO given to
the Democratic claimants. in which case
the Republicans will have margin Of
yotss, though 8 narrow one.
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THE Martin,burg Statesmen sugyests
Rev. John W. Lea, rector of Trinity
Church in that city, "a "the man above all
others" to elect Bishop OF the new Epis.
eopal diocese of West Virginia. Other
West Virginia papers are in like man.
ner recommending their favOrite preach
er foE the same place. We presume eve.
sy locality in The State will have its can.
didato when the convention meets on the
9Th OF December. Are not such recon-.
mendIlions a little out of order? 1t
seems TO us that the new Bishop should
be selected without regard to his popu.
lasity as mere pulpit orator. He need',
in q spsrts country like West Virginia,
to be man btim full of work and self
sacrifice; something after the fashion Of
the lsle Bishop WhelSn: a man who can
perform great deal Of hard and rough
pioneer service; in other words, an enthu
stast in tho Episcopal cause.
We do not see that there is anything
so very inviting In the labors OF such a
man "a TO induce our Contemporaries
throughout the State to want TO exile
their preachers into that kind Of Life. 1t
docs not promise much in the way Of sal.
airy, and will DO heavy tax in other re.
spsets on the person .eIected.
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an IMPORTTANT BILL
The Ninth Census and It's Eject
on the representative Branch
OF Congress.

The Ninth Census and Its Eject
on the Representative Branch
Of Congress.
Washington Special 70 the N. Y. Herald.
Not the least important Of the bills In.
troductd and which must DO considered al
this session Of Congress is one providing
Tor the taking Of the ninth census and The
apportionment Of representation under II.
Il Is claimed by the Southern members
that to protect the New England and Mid.
ele States the Southern SlAtes were not
properly canyassGd, and that this omiS.
sion shall notbe repeated In 1850. On
the basis Of Q Representative to every
10000 inhabitants tho State Of Texas,
now having but elk members 10 The
House, expects 10 DO represented BY
twenty members In the Forty.ueyenIh
Congress. Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas,
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota are likewise calculating on 40
increased representation, while the Nor.
thern States will endeaVor to keep their
present number. Tho fact, therefore
presents itself that the time Ia near 81
hand when the present Hall Of ReprsSen.
tives will either have to be enlarged, Oh
the English System Of allowing the mem
bsru only bench room DO adopted. The
present number Of desks Is 500, which
takes up all the space In the hall, crowd.
ing It, and It would be impossible to End
room for dIty more within the present
linrits nj thu obomhnr IIpdar iba lna,
apportionment the representation In the
Home was increased Just City members,
from 242 TO 292. Since then Colorado
has added one to The number. Besides
which there are eight Territorial dele.
gates on the floor, seated. Members o.
the present Congress- who seem to have q
life lease on their seats favor the plan Of
the House Of Commons, which would
compel membtra 10 carry on their cor
respondence in conmittee.rooms, and
limit Themselves to the transaction o.
hnNineas on tha Haor NJ tina Hama
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From the Springfield Republic.
What the masses wish is not the XII,
for preparing fancy dishes for deserts,
but the culture and genius required for
80 cooking plain food that 1t shall yield
its highest degree Of palasable nourlsh,
ment aud best promote digestion, What
men and women cooks need to know IL
how to cook potatoes Irish and sweet),
how 10 broil steak, how to roast piece
Of beef, how to boil fresh or corned beef,
how TO broil pork-for Il Tor any other
other kind Of meat should never be-
fried-how 10 make bread, and how 10
to make good coffee.
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Expulsion Of Father CurcI by The
JesuitS.

FUN tne Lonuon 4lmes.
ROME, October 2l.-The General OF the
Company Of Jesus threatens the expul.
sion Of Father CurCl from the ranks Of
that militant order. Father Curci has
been for many years the editor Of the
Cirlta CdlOlied, the most renowned re.
ligious organ published In Italy under
the patronage OF the Vatican. As a 81.
cred orator, as we'll as writer, Father
Curci was looked upon az the brightest
luminary both OF the Order Of Jesuits
and of-the Roman Church. What the
Vatican was once disposed to call po-
litical heresy has crept into the writing
and preaching Of the eloquent Father,
who has not been rs blindly devoted 10
the cauSe Of the temporal power as the
Pope expects his Jealous champions to be.
He has in several instances been forbidden
10 preach, and his writings have been
put on the Index, or are in danger Of
being so dealt with.
In all probability the Pope will init.
mate TO this new refractory disciple OF
Loyola what he openly said to his prede.
ceSsor in apoStasy, Father PaSsaglia:
"You are a mere stone set up on the cor
nice OF the temple, an ornament 10 its
facade, SO long as you abide in your place;
but the moment you fall from i! you
bury yourselt In the dust OF the highway,
and the world ceaSes to see You or 10 hear
Of you"
Father Curci is now residing at Fras-
cati in convent or country house be.
longing to the Jesuits. My information
leaves it doubtful whether he Is detained
there, or whether be has taken up his
quarters in that establishment OF his own
accord.
RoME, October "a The General Of the
Jesuit', by the Pops's peremptory com.
nand, has pronounced sentence Of expul.
Sion on Father Curci from the order.
Father Curci is determined to publish
statement Of all his differences with The
Nnttan.. l.
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The Anti. HOr.e.T Association has
S6l lodges and 5000 members in Nilsson.
ri, Iowa, and Illinois. It does not en-.
courage lynehing, although that course
is permitted where the officers Of the law
cannot DO relied on to prosecute thieves
In a recent convention In Augusta, ILL.,, 1t
ia said that the order has secured the con.
viction OF over 1000 thieves within syear.
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"A CARD FROM
E. 1, PRuSSlNG & co.

We beg leaveto notify the public that as many
nnprincipled persons arc circulating the story
that the Vinegar recently condemned BY the Board
Of Health Of WHshlngteD, u. e., was Of our mAnu.
tIotuTe, We nfe Obliged to publish the following
correspondence, which explains itself:
Washington, D. C-S1R: Has any Vinegar man.
ulActurtd BY W been condIcated OF condemned by
your BoardP Ancarly reply win pTtaty obllSe
8. L PRUsSING i co.
board OF HEAL1H, WARRINGTON, June 9, 1877,
-E, L. PRU6EIS0 a Co, ChiesEo-(ientlenaen: In
rply TO your communication Of this date, Tam II.
tuuCted 10 Inform you that tho Board Of Health
has never CONDEMNED any Hlbegtr Of your mann.
iucture, nor has complaint ever bean made Il thS
impuhty Of the same Very respectfully,
Y, g. COX, NJ. D., SecrVt,ry.
We would also tubmlt the following from Or,
Aiken, Of Maryland, and DR.. Mahll, Of IN ego;
USlvIRSlIT or MAINLAND, June B, isiI.1
have this day made a Chemical AnRl1ssS al an
average tample Of P1usslns's Vinegar, ard and II
Tree from all taes Of mineral acids and m0taiIc Inn
puTities, and Therefore pure. Free Iulphurje ncId
very Injurious idulleltiou often found IN the
commercial article, Is not present In this VINEGAR.
WILLIAM E. AIKEN,
Requested BY Mf. PruninE, / Subjeciel a H;rnnIs
o. bis Vinegar 10 CbGmieal Anplysis, md Found Il
perfectly free from mineral acids and metAle 6ub.
SlAnefs with which Commercial VINEGAR q 10 IRE.
9lenuy adulteraud. ! can recommend II, there.
lore, a an entirely pure and tVheltEsns article,
+. MAHLA, Ph. Dr..
In conclusion we will add that cur we'll Known
brands Of Vlnegtr have stood The lest Of prhlie
opinion for tWenty.nine years, besides having ne
SHEed hfst premiums a. the Worlds Fair Tho
gnited slasss Fair. the Illinois State Fail, The
Chieago City Fair, DC.
!. E. /. PRUssINe & CO., ChICasO.
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VAE.HORSE,-oa Tuesday evening, Novem.
Der Q, 1871, At Oak Lawn near ZaueSyIlls, O., As
MANY VAH-HoENK, widow Of the late Bernard
vaa. Horne and tAtsT Of John K. Morrow, Of Mar.
AhAl county, W. Va, 10 the 10th year Of her RGe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GA rid

TOall who arc suffering from the errors and In.
dlscrstiOns Of youth, nervous weakness carly do
cay, loss Of manhood, DC, I will send you receipt
thatwill cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY missionary In
South America. Send sClI-addressed envelope to
the Rxv. JosEru T. fSAAH Eta.L0a D. Bibs Ross1,
Nee HOrk CITY. HplS-codGv
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TEAMA

tOally except suudAy-EeW1rk Accommodation
tSleuGenville Accommodation. This train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellNlre, stopping when requi.
red a sherman House, KtnaVllle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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SAIUKDAYl DOeeRbtr DC !th, IN,

Beainnlns at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of ullI,,
following described real tItlie I'M " "
north half Of that lot OF parcel Of hsb ~! ~ ~
I'VE acres, b the same more or Ia, nH,Si
four on the plat married. a Of he bo,t',,Ss ID
the bOigs tRTm died 10 the CleIi', ~ ltatt
Mallhlll County Court, situated In tbc w "a
o. MAnhAu, and lying next south Of ~ ,Watl
John HandlAn, the aid Lot No. IslSSS GIs ~ 4
Into two equal raril BY division lipS ~ .Uln!N
land Of John kO0bnlliu and Peter ISnrS'.GI.slA
ceaSodL drawn across the IamO from a., y " v
ParallEl with and Of tqull distances iICH M ~
ein and southern boundaries Of ma iSt SN, eul
four, and the portion Of same now "a fsI ilIVaH
u ali that part Of Slld LOT which lies nS,,t ~
above named division line, together Ti,S y ~
buildlbgs and Improvements thereon SSG ~ ~ "
puEtenhncta belonging thereto. "'N voc y
TERhs OF 6ALE-On0 thousand doll,,, =,
much more Of the purchase money as taS ~! y
or may elect to pay, IN Caih GU Tho IN a,
and the reAidue In two equal ip,iAllnfS;. " ~
and twelve months from the day Of nj 81. ~
ttrest upon said deferred pIyments fun az, nv ~
and tbs purchaser 10 give bis notes Wild Scs,Sa
security Tor tho payment Of Iail deferred IF,,S
mentl and the tide TO the property Ia IL ,.,,st
until tho purchase tn1u6ytI fully p,ld ''"'SW
HENRY LEUSHARbT r,,,,.
By JAMES p. R0GERS, his Atty Ia i,st
NC " '''s
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FOR sALr
DOR SALE


BY ylftuOtt q DECD Of trust u,js,n,
b. Faith sehott 70 The unJsnivp,Ji e ~ IN eIsssa
Ing date the 9th day Of Nay, IA IN siIuilee leiN
duly recorded IN the CigfhI NJ n . \, w u
Court q mahhall county, Wet yIrS;riaa e SHgsJ
Book No. - FSge So, I viii aell a na1 DNa
the front door q tbs Court HOuSe a 0sI NJ q
In tho etyoi Wheeling, on " oo'' e'1Ay
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HEHAIp BRANCH OFFICE, l.ed5 BRoAnwAY.,:
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.


HERALD, BRANCH OFFICE l.ee5 BRoAnwAY.
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POST OFEICE NOTICE.

Do5r OFFICE NOTICE E-riiE FoHkI,x NAILS FOR
the wc"N ending saturday January H. 1877 will close
al TINS oice wednesday. VI 10 A. NJ Tor Europe. by
steamship Parthtn Via Queenstown. Saturday. II
a. W. tor Europe. by slcsmsip CITY Of kichmond. Viz
queenstown correspondence France. Germnny and
scotland 10 be forwarded by this DO specially
M'ire ssedi ANA 1T IL A. " Tor scotland direct by
amp Anchoria. via Glasgow. aud IL 30 VI.
many, &e by steamship Hermann VITA southampton and
Brcen correspondence for Britain aud France
forwadcd by this steamer must DO specially addressed
and ~ IL NJ Tor Francs direct by steamship Ameque. vie
hAsrc The steamships Id,ho, farthia and City VI
mond will not take malls tor Donmsk. sweden and Nor.
way The mails Tor NASSAU. \. r., will leave New
January ~. The mniis tor tho Nest Indies Bermuda
aud ~, Thomas. Will leave New York January ~ The
IL The mails lot Australia, Sc, will icsve tranclss6
January 81. a.. L. JAMES. PostmasSsg =
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MARBLE dANTEI.s.

At PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEr0RE
hsists aud marble Mantcis largest IN shs
city. PENKHYN SLATE COMPANY,
% Union square. 9TH av. and 18th 81. New York.
manufacturers or all kind. ~ slate w rk.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

(NRAcE BAPTIST CHURCH. SID ST NEAR 7rTI Ay..
NTRev. J. sPESCEl. kENNARf. PASTOR Morning SER
mon. Parable Of he must Juage' Evening "a struggle
for Life Welcome all.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
c.7EN NDn - ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Y Nv D.OUU draws January -; only 25.Dou rckets
Circulars ifee. Prizes spanish gold. havana Bank
bills bought and sold J. DUFF Co. Bankers. 4. Mas
san. corner Liberty New York.
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prize 500 900 prize Of. S5ODOD
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prizes of (eaeh). 5000 30 prizes o' frach). lUOO
go prizes In all distributing SIou.br
Tickets, $40; halves $40; quarters. $lo forteths ST.
Kentucky state Distribution draws January IL
lO.3Iy prizes, amounting to $500 OO . -
JACKSON & CO.. Bankers 2O2 i'roadway. New YORK.