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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-16
Saturday. July 2sth, 1877,

Conn eucIua at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. at the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, IN the city at Wheeling, offer tor
sale, at pubic auction, the following de>-
Crlbed real estate, tO-wIt: Lot numbered
thlrty-tiyr 80 IN Grahams addition TO
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on the
North side Ol Fifteenth street, between
Ron and Jacob streets, excepting about
SIX feet Oi the west side OF said { extend
ing back sevcnty-tOur al ieCt, " Inch was
sold by the said ArtAur. said lot now
fronts on Flitet nth street about nfty-iOur
Ie 1, and extends back toJhe alley. There
Is erected On this lot a large BRICK dwell
Ing house, supplied with modern CON
venlruCc>, ana Is a most desirable pro-
perty. When sale l. made, the conway
aucU Will include the widows dover
rigntiu the property. Terms made known
o. day of sale.
Persons desiring to examine the pro.
pcIty will call on the undersigned.
iu3l L. q. BA Rk, Executor.
me ABOVE sale is postponed until SAT
UKDAE, ~EPIEM BEk /, IN.
jy3n j. {. HERNEl, AuCtiOn0er.
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SherIH's sale.
James johnson,

In the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia:
Conrad ". WiCkham, agent, &C,
vs..
James johnson,
Attachment in AsSumpSit.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale entered in
the above EMIT ed cause in the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
VIII proceed 10 sell M the front door OF the
Ourt House Of ONO county, W. Va, on
Monday August q, 1877, at 10 o'clock
A. W, the following real estate, tu.wlt:
Lots 1876, 49, and lSS in the addition OF
DAME. Zane and others To tae q y OF
Wheeling. IN ONO county, in the seventh
ward OF aid city, or 80 much thereon aS
may be necessary 10 pay the plaintiffs
claim, with interest and cost, and cost OF
sale
Terms Cash, to be paid ON day Of sale.
jy7i GEO. K. TINGLE, ;. o. c.
The above sale has been adjourned uu-
M SATURDAY morning, AUGUST IL, at
10 O'Clock,
The above sale has been adjourned until
TT ESDAI, ShPTEMBERith,a AT 10 O'Clock
1 81
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CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.

leJ,OOJ Tickets at Five Dollars each.
Hall ! cketS y 30. QUARTER tickets SI.2
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LIST OF PRIZE.

bG2 Cash Prizes, amounting to G.lUUu.
Whole Tickets 81. Haly.s =, Quarter
- . q. 10 Tickets sl'r, 81 Tickets $50. ~
Tickets $50.
Remittauces can BE- made by Mail, FIX
press. Dram, T.. y. MONEY order or Register
ed Letter, made payabl" 90 O. y. kaTOW
& 60.
Reliable Agents wanted cy"ryW mere.
send references with application To- pre-
vent .clay.
g. W. BARROW q CO..
General Managers, Courier-JOuTnu Build
Ing, Louisville, Ky, or Tho. H. Hays 4
TO-, General Eastern Agents, IN Broad
way, New York.
Fs-5end for "A Circular. ag3
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ron SALE.

FUHE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET,
| belonging to Euoch Miller. 1t H. 1 feet
monthly oOdcep. For further information
enquire on the premises. JylSh
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ron SALE.
FOR aALE.

L7IGHrY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
d Wheeling Island; price from $40 TO
500 each. only Oue-slXth OF the purchase
money required In cash. The residue may
be paid annually IL hye equal install
IL ents, with interest Apply ~
JOHN p. GILCHRISI,
Oo+Jh Al TOD 3iIII.
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FOR RENT.
FARM FOR RENT.

: NALUABLE FARM o. CHAPLISE
y HUI near TINS city, known A. the
Jacob, farm. said farm contains two
hundred acres OF land, thT. comfortable
houses, TWO splendid aPP.e orchards and
two vineyards, al! iu good order. This
farm is suilab." for either daIrymen,
gaTducrS, growers or butchers. Inquire Of
JACOB ALTMEIEE,
agrra BenWOOi Iron Works.
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COFFEE CREAM SYRUP.
CHERRY SYRUP.

Take sour cherries, u convenient
quantity, bruise them in a porcelain,
stone, or wood mortar, TO break the
stones or pits OF the fruit; express the
Juice, set it aside for three days TO under
90 fermentation, and proceed according
to the directions given for strawberry
sNrIIn
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HAPPY tidlngs forucrcous sufferers. and
those who have been dczed. drugscl and
Guackod. Pulvermachor' Electric Bet.
etfectually cure premature debility ana
decay. Boal, and journal, with ini"r
nation worth thousands, .aa.'ai free.
Address luvormacher Galv&E:c Co,
Cincinnati. Oa.o
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM ADJQISING THE
\ town of Triadelpnia Ohio county, W.
Va, lying on the pike, containing ITO
acres, about Oh -ha!f under COED state OF
cultivation. Coal under all the land, good
IL Der, fine improvements, good house,
good arm. stable and all necessary out
buildings, fruit, sc. Terms 10 suit the
percuaser, on long time.
For particulars enquire OF HEREhG &
BRITT, AuctIouesrs, Real Estate Agents
and Stock Brokers, No. l&N Market 81,
Craugle'S Block. JySMN
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%ghc'ling &c9l5ter.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY ahaISpER.

one year ............Ss ~ Three months..s2 w
>iA iuouths...... ~ one month";. 70
T6I-W EEkLi REGISTER.
runl!Sned every Tuesday, Thursday aud
saturday.
one COPY, yr...SI 90 one copy, % UnoS.s2 ~
WEEK iiY RE4ISTFR.
one copy, | yr...SI % Six copies, yrs ~
one copy, b mos " Ten copieS,l VI. Is ~
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EXECUTORS SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTOR OF
the last will and testament OF y. {.
Arthur, deceased, late OF the city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, HEREBY gives
notice that by virtue Ol the provisions OF
SaLl Will nr VIII ON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-16

Blanch the almonds, rub them in n
mortar to fine paste with Y ounces OF
the sugar and = ounces OF the water.
Mix the paste with the remainder of the
water, strain with strong expression, add
the remainder o., the sugar, and dissolve 1t
with the aid OF Il gentle heat, Lastly,
add the ORANGE flower water, and strain
the syrup again.
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DR.. c. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases Of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
As simple purgative they are
uneQualed.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
MGLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears thesignatures
Of c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally,
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Largest stock of Meats In the
STATE

NIIESTER II Ms, THE BEST AND
y most reliable Hams i'm the market;
Sugar cured Shoulders, Plain -hOuldcrs,
~Jgar Cured Breakfast Bacon, Clear Sides,
Mess Pork. Family Pork, Rump Pork,
ure Leaf Lard in TercrS, Barrels, Half
Barrels, Kegs, Pals and Half-Pails. our
own PrUduCt-SuperIOr To any in the mar
kct. NJ risk OF loss and damag" To the
dealer IN handling our meats. Prices ire
now at b tom.
ic2l LIST. DAVE&PORT u PARKS.
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Brewer. Masters and Hop Dealoss.
Having thoroughly renovated the wheel
Ing Brewery, and changed It's entire mau.
Igcmeut by organizing Joint stock
Company, ard placing Mr. \. r. Smith iu
charge of the Brewing Department, We are
now prepared to furnish
SMITHS Celebrated Bitter, pale and
Kennett AIcs. Porter. de-,
fully up To the standard which ut, here
tofore given them such exteuSlN, rvpu'a-
ton.
unexpectedly solicit your patronage.
iegIb SMITH \ co
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Approximation Prizes OF i1uu.... IT,,
IN. 100
NJ $50
l"I1 Prices, amounting tO.............. 81 800
Write tor circulars or send orders to
\. DNTrHIE,
p. .. Box bg2, New OIlcau., La.
Or u l.. FRANK MOORE & son, 81
Broadway, Ny,
Fourth Grand Dollar Drawiu-, Tuesday,
October ID. Capital Prize, SsJ,uO Tickets
81 ,ac=. agegb
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, sPLENDIn OPpnKrrNIrY nd M

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
y a Fortune. 9th Grand Drawing, lS77.
AT New Orleans. Tuesday, september TN.
Louisiana stat Lottery Company.
This institution was rcgu arly iucOrpOr-
atcd ~ Tn" Legislature of The ate for
Educational ana Dharilabic purposes, in
lNjN, wiCh capita! of Sl,UIOO.U, 10 which
10 has since ad ted reserved 'und OF SOL
900, IT. ii,aTd single Number Draw
InSS Will take place monthly. II never
scale o po>tpuueS. Look AZ the follow
Iug - hru.c.
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sTRAwBERkY YKUP


Use awberrie, ot u good flavor; do
not FORGET that, if the berries possess no
flavor YOU cannot expect to obtain q
syrup 0! fine flavor Avoid. also, rotten
berries. because, unless you do, you may
be sure to find us flavor the smell of the
rotten berries Ia your syrup. Mash the
fruits in Il barrel or other suitable vessel,
by means of u FOUNDER, and leave the
pulp for u or "a hours at n temperature
between 100 and 8O'; stir occasionally,
press, set the juice aside for one night,
ada, for every pound avOirdupOls OF
Juice | ounce avoirdupois OF Cologne
spirit or deodorized alcohol; mix, set
aside for another night, and filter through
paper
For l pound OF the filtered juice take
IL pounds of a sugar, and neat to the
boiling point, taking care to remove from
the fire to turn oil the steam as soon AS
the mixture begins to boil; remove the
scum, and bottle in perfectly clean bottles,
rinsed with little Cologne spirit.
THIS syrup, as well rs those made by
the same process. Is strong enough to be
of simple syrup Tor the soda fountain.
RASPBERRY.
Proceed as directed for strawberry
syrup. ....,,.,,
Orrs root best ounce
COchineal II'c'I M
Tartaric acid....... dri'clih ms
Water ...............................2p lniS.
Powder the orris root coarse'y together
with the cochinesl. iniu-e In the water
with the acId for a hours:strain. and add
4 pounds of sugar, raise to the boiling
point, and strain again.
PEACH SYRUP.
Proceed in the same manner Is Tor
strawberry syrup.
BLACKBERRY SYRUP.
Prepare like either strawberry or null
harry svrvn
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ARRIVE.
,-#.rra .iHA VI ~ p. N. .......-......
p,r.r,.4. NJ - " SO d" ...............
II :3OPM 6:2i ................
i''-r..srI las " $50 4" ................
ARRIVE.
F. Nayne...... II 10 80 An '''''''''''''''
trir.,.,. -..,..... 6.5OA.M 500 "
-,.up,uvilIc accommodation ieaYeS
R-...r- Al { iOp.M Bridgeport al 100, ana
s--,y.s Al ~rprb-nville al 6:La =. 4.
I-,vr, S,rubenVill, at 1:i5 a. m, arrive
a,B.ig-uOrt at 80 Il. III.
-pa..L AcrDmm .DatlOu lr'NLH LedNe
.r. al ..Si "a. n. and lZA1 p. m;
Bridgeport 4.t. q. m. ana 20 p. IA arrive
a Marin Ferry At 400 a. m. ana :iV J..
M. Returning Lave Martins cry al
IIEAsI.. teI 5.iJ p. H.; Bridst "Qrt IL -
T. No.. aud #3'u. M, arrive at hsi4aire al
l..Ut and ,.rr y. IN.
Tickets tp all plu"iPsI point II the
Et,t But West e D b, prOcUrea at the
Union Ticket 1.l ... il NcLure House, ana
H. the station Bt .....-t, JTl.
=. K. MYERS,
ma3 Gene 't-seuGer K Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh O. cjrnsti and St, Louis
nl.W;W
DAN.IN<Nl. i.p,TE. tONhE\- ED
| .l. r.n...rr u.1u-h and loca rains,
r. WEST.
so 6NuI. SO Be- No {
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William A. Wilson, Executor OF the las
viii and testament of William T.. vii
son, deceased, late OF ONO county, and
Iu his own right,
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Fifty syrup Recipes for Mineral
waters and Other Purposes.

From the scientific American.
The following collection of formulas IS,
likely to be acceptable NJ this season OF
the year:
SIMPLE SYRUP.
W nlJc uSar pOuuuS
Water gallon.
Dissolved with gentle heat in u close
vessel and strain.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh f. r,

ONDFNStD IINIr r JAhD.
.s--.lrs-.-. II ts.ta.. 30 =,
>9ea xSEs=l' ;;Ts 80, -ssizis-s.ss
1rand alter Nav ~, Isl. II ans Will run
..g.v except sunday as follows VIZ
A..gN', NAIL. EXPRESS.
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PLU M 3 e RS.
- SMITH &c GO.

W. II. CALDWELL, President.
A. r.. SMITH, Brewer.
A. X. STEN ENSO$ Manager
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LEMON SYRUH

Crate off the yellow rind of lemons,
and beat it up with sufficient qaantity
Of graduated sugar. Express the lemon
juice, add to each pint OF juice pint OF
water, and % pounds OF granulated
sugar, including that rubbed up with the
rind warm until the sugar is dissolved
and strain.
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Stops al am stations, between
~. sd Cumberland; No. IS stops
lsItsstionS between Wheeling and
8fru. ,~,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-30
Music Lessons.

MFR. A. l.. WHITE, OF NEW YORK
lV1 City, has arrived in Carson and is prepared to give
Piano Lessons at moderate rates For full particulars
apply by mail this office. apl7m'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-05


timber in many Of them is soaroor than In
South Carolina. and in all Of them thab in
ooonee County. Wengain say the change to
TO- us would be personally beneficial, and
Theoretically 1t looks as IL It would work bene
hoially. but we repeat that in q matter Of 60
maoh Importance we should hasten SLOWLY
aud should leave to others who have stronger
Inducements to act. to make the experiment.
lit prove blessing we can adopt it, and If
IL prove an injury orfof doubtful benefit, we
can let well enough alone. !. 3
lh the future we will show how fencinp
STOCK, under the present aot. may work the
destruction Of crops and leave the owner
without remedy, and how this want of remedy
may lead to Law tdits and .neighborhood difi.
oulsies. We do not write In opposition to the
fencing of etock, but only to cause the people
to reflect in order that no error may be COM
mitted in change involving so much. We
ourselves do notknow what is best aud not
knowing rest under the maxim, slot we'll
enough olonc," until we are convinced Of
good results from change. gii gs pd'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-05

II
city situated as charlsston Is. with its trade.
aud having virtual control Of the three hun.
dred miles Of railroad from the seaboard to
tho mountains. would long ago have had
through tfains and quick. :oonneotions, on.
larging and e2tehding thebusiness, of the city
and railroad alike. &.,l =
The people, of the qb country love. old
Charleston, and long to soc Il flourish Ga the
green bay tree. Il was formerly their only
market, and a few old business conn eotions
still subsist; but in the main tho valuable
trade OF this town and county has turned to
Now York and Atlanta. BY establishing a
close connection In time and by iudicioua
system Of advertising on the part Of her
business mon very muot, of the trade of the
upper counties could have been retained bv
Charleston. 1t had the advantage Of old
business connections with our merchants. The
acqaintancoship of years, and the ability to
sell as low ae Now York jobbers, so thu. with
these inducements much of the business now
lost to Charleston could have been retained. !.
May j. not still regain much Of what Is los,s
Let .e the effort be made, both by q system of
liberal advertising through the up-oountry
and by o through schedule from the seaboard
TO the mountains.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-05
The Salary Question.

Tho Greenvlle Enterprise, in its last issue,
pertinently remarks:
Quito q number Of the State papors have
spoken out upon tho SALARY Of The members of
the Legislature, and evcry ono that wc re-
member, has condemned tho recent nttemnt
of some of our legislators to vote themselves
big pny at the same time that they were
''retrenchlng" and reforming" their constit
uents with q severity (Which was altogether
lustitiable) that caused the public to feel that
their action was in earnest =
The Walhnlla COURIER, which is edited hv
Colonel W. G. Keith, ono of the fnirest-mindcd
writer's in the State-he invariably discusses
subjects on their merits--in commenting on
this question, alludes to tho published card
"f MIR. j.. W. Livingston, of Oconcc County,
who is one of the five Democratic Senator'S
VINO united with tho Radicals in support of
the famous salary grab measure says that
he fails to sec tho force of the explanations
made; and thinks tho action of the live Sena
tors IN question was an error or indiscrcticp.
ana that the only defense they can make is
IN open confession, and the pleading of tho
good accomplished. That is tho ONLY defenso
satisfactory to the people Of the State, that can
be presented.
This view of the matter recalls to mind nm
old story, which no doubt all havo at one % limo mo
or another heard. Il man and his wife were
once arrested and thrown into prison nnnn
tho charge of some otfonso. Tho man was moi
much disturbed in consequence; but the old
woman, not being accustomed TO iail life os
soon as she realized where she was. oon,s
mcnced to rave and rip around very cxoi,odly
at the same tiahe caling upon hor Maker to
nave justice doalt to thom; Justice was all she
asked. The man, knowing pretty we'll that
tho charges might bo proven on hem, tanned
his wife on the shoulder aud whispered to hor.
"Old woman, don't ask for justice, but plead
for mcrey!"
~ those who so misreprosented their con-
stituonts. and the whole spirit of tho nromisea
made of what would be done by tile Demo.
cratic party should it como into power, mode
last fall from every, stump in tho State. will
like the old man, pload for mercy, and lcoyo
justice out OF the question, their: chances for
reconcilement with tho people will be much
better. .'l-s 0'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-05
New Advertisements.
TAX NOTICE.


TIE Books for the collection of state and
a. a county Taxes for tho fiscal year, beginning
m mrst OF November, 1875, will Be opened In the
Ireasurer's Ofico at Walhalln Court House or,
and after MONDAY, the second day Of July
follows: - 10
For County Purposes, -' -2l- mills.
In addition to the above all able bodied males
between tho ages Of twenty one and fifty are re-
CURED to pay ppll tax Of ono dollar. The tax
act provides that the taxes may bo paid in two
equal installments. Tho first 10 be paid on or
botore tho first day of August noxt, and tho
second during the month Of October All
parties failing to. pay the, first installment, as
provided, will be charged interest, on the Same
a. tho rate Of one per cent. per month from the
hrst day OF August until paid. g ni"@i haa
Receipts for the payment of' thc "Ten Per
Cont. Tax" will be received as so tnuob money
IN tho ,payment Of either isstal llm9pt ,of the
abovetax. RiGHARD s.. .P0EtfiER,it
n. e Treasurer Oooneo County.
Walhaila, June 80, 1877. 8S-it
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-05
Mineral water.

1t has long been known that mineral water
could be found in nearly every part, of this
county, but tho health of our climate has
prevented any prominence being given to the
value or character Of tho water. I'VE venture
tho assertion that several springs can DO found
inside the corporate limits Of Walhalla. which
will stand tho test of an honest analysis and
exhibit variety Of mineral Ingredients, such
rs iron, sulphur, &c. There is a mineral
spring near West Union, and above Walhalla
several have been recently brought to light,
the waters of. which are strongly impregnatcd
and will be subjected to an analysis.
The spring used by Bicmann's Hoto, over
twenty years ago, and known thon and ever
since as mineral spring, but which has been
neglected for years, is now being put in good
condition. 1t flows from hill in the street
running from Maine Street to the Brewcry
and within twenty steps of the Park. It
consists Of two bold springs which boil uo
through solid granite and furnish each a bold
stream. The Town Council is having the
springs surrounded by granite wall with a
nice reservoir to each, over which summon
house will be erected.
'J ~" o'cpS otstutlt VIC enter the Pnrk
Of tho Brewery, tastefully laid off, and covered
with rich growth Of blue grass with walks
and fountains through it. The Park is we'll
shaded and has several summon Houses, rs
also number Of swings for the children.
Visitors to Walhalla during tho summer will
lind this pleasant place Of recreation in the
afternoon, being provided with pleasant
drinks and cool shades, the visitor having the
option of the cool mineral water or the spark
ling beer from the cold cellar of Mr.. Kauf-
mann. This spring and grounds will add
much TO Walhalla as summer residence for
those who seek health rather than extravagant
show. We offer fno climate, the best of
substantial food, puto cold water, living rate
OF board fine mountain scenery, good roads
and good stock for pleasure seekers.