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The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
CHARGED WITH ADULTERY,

He LEAVES HIS WIFE AND MARR1Es HER
sIsTER-HIs CAPTURE.
On Saturday an officer from York, Pa
arrived in this city with requistion from
Governor Hartranft in search man named
Body, from York, who has been living in
this city. The officer proceeded from here
to Middletown and obtained the necessary
papers to convey his prisoner back to York.
On arriving back from Middletown he went
to the police office, and in company with
Sergeant Whelan proceeded down King
street, and succeeded in capturing the man
at Second and King streets, where he was in
conversation with some others. He was
lodged in the city cells, and this morning
the officer left for York.
Itappears that the man had been married
for some time, but having quarrelled with
his wife left her and took up with her sister,
They had lived together for some time, and
finally came to this city. Here the man and
woman went to boarding, and he succeeded
in obtaining work at the Edgemoor Iron
Works, where he continued to work up to
the time of his capture
The charge of adultery was preferred by
his wife, for which offence he will be tried
at the next term of court.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
LOCAL NOTES.

Reed birds are very scarce.
Tho peach shipments have almost entirely
ceased.
Company &c" of this city, have received
their fire arms.
The old church at Tenth and Market Sts.
was erected In 1740.
The Millard Club, will give concert, at
Elkton, this evening.
We are now enjoying at night what is
known as the "Harvest Moon"
Canvassers are at work in this city getting
subscribers:for the Philadelphia "Reco.d."
An evening business class will be opened
at Rugby Academy on Monday, October 9Th.
The Shields Library Association will give
It's fifteenth annual ball on Thanksgiving
eve.
The Dorcas Society, of St. Peters Church,
Sixth and West streets, will hold meeting
this evening.
City Council will meet tonight In specia
session, to settle the contest election case
of the Eighth Ward.
Mr.. Jeferies, was ordained deacon of
the Episcopal Church, on Sunday,by Bishop
Lee, at Trinity Chapel, Fifth and King SITS.
The entertainpent by the Hayes Quartet,
in the M. E. Church at New Castle, on
Saturday evening was complete success.
The number of reed birds which have
been slaughtered this season is enormous.
Over fifteen hundred were shipped from
this state to Philadelphia in one day.
The Ottawa B. B. G. will give their first
grand hop, in the dancing academy, in the
Institute Hall, on Friday evening, October
} 10Th. Tickets so cents.
Messrs. John T. Sohwenk and William
McCracken, will this evening, reopen theil
dancing school, in the Friendship Engine
house. They would like to have few mor'
scholars. Their nights will be Tuesday,
and Thursdays.
, Messrs. butcher, J. H. Moore, q. B. Nc
Intire E. B. Frazer, James Hargis, VIM. Fl
Quinn and VIM. Stokeley, all members O
the Moral Suasion Reform Association ad
dressed temperance meeting at Middle
town on Sunday.
The temperance meetings that are beins
held in the City Hall under the manage
ment of Mr.. N. J. Lee will be discontinued
for the present, owing to the numerous en-
l gagements that Mr.. Lee has to adde's
: meetings outside of the city.
!, The pail bearers at the funeral of the lat
J, Mr.. Lamotte, yesterday, were Hon. L. E
s Wales, H. G. Banning, T. F. Crawford, f
!. G. stotsenburg, Hon. William G. Whitele
8 and Christian Febiger. The body was in
& tered in the Wilmington and BrandywiH
|. Cemetery,
At the coming entertainment of the Pi
Mono Literary Society, the programme wi
~ consist of the following plays, "Conten'
ment is Far Better than Riches," "Famil
Jars" "Truth versus Lies" and the com
operetta, entitled "a Fit of the Blues,"
:. which two prominent amateur musicians,
7 lady and gentlemen, of this city will appea
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
NEW CASTLE COUNTY So.
THE STATE OF DELAWAhH' H.

VIEW CASTLE COUNTY So.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE
nv, n.urptEE OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
i GREETING.
WurREAs. Jane sullivan, by ner , nexo so
s.sna lanes A, Atwell, by her petltion y
! ~ ia COS of our Superior 'ourt, nleu -
~ tns otIice of the Prothonotary nl tne saiu
1nnrt IN and for the County OF new baroi1 rot1,
o> for the eau e OF com paiin,t,n, plai'in' W To
{ alleged, 1aSgns as nsuS that decree ms
! DEAL he pronounced dissolving the mar mar
riare existing between Ine PeCl-
.,oror and Ser husband John sullivan.
'iye W. therefore command you, as you naVe ave
been hereinbefore comD'lnGea, .hdv ho md md
summon Jonn sullivan. 30 as ana' of ~ orr said
appeal pper;,r Tonrt of the next term thereoi. 70
SPa,H al New castle iii and Tor the Co9n-
10 ~ ~ Nav Castle, on Monday tne zo.n uas =
~ Hovennher next,to answer the &l,egaU,o,,e .
~ the "a petition, and also 10 SHY ,,'o laid
II any he has, why q decree d,sso,vinp 0n Vim the
court should rot De setWeen %aas; H him and the
INA ipa7itioner. according to the act AZ
ohlv in such case made ana pINiuetui, "a
ga iso to do and receive Wnr.t .ne or,, ,ru
s.nnrf shall then and thel consiuESl E,rt "ha II
mo him IN this behalfas TO tnS tai ~ nrnvi.
seem meet and I'd coas,s'Asss so3 of Assembly. NIB w
7'v W;tness the Honorable joseph r.r r Soo SoH q,
w E,"s at New castle the 25tn oay VI
sasSn mSy. A. ~ CHARLES BEAe1oN
r..,,oa Aup. @,h 1877. Prcthonotary.
The above is q true copy Of summon 81
above stated,
o... ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25

an BOIJRS-WILMlN6
\, $4nslssay wsssSiDiso Dec. !. 1876 Trains will run
6llovWE; vWE;m,uston 10 " . n. and u 3 sop,m 2,
Isrvs NV. NV q Wilmington 7S5 n' ana . ~
I!Rii1: RHi; st nandsnDsrs at u m' and . ~
p.,ma,urr1oNs.-Tra,n leaving Il handen1. 5s ds1.
UsnsESSi.m W !, nslS .. N. with train for Philaoel'
s..s 's.s,nt w%uaS,iSah wyn3,sasiphis At Isl
with tram ,rainrl~ania r~a and Delaware train leaV-
lng Isndenv1irss aaVins Ian ndenbers at 80 p. m, m,
ZIP tS traln leaving Wilmington for fh'la'
y! in y p Saving M: w,lm,ngton 1t 5;a9 ? p m n
With train le'. ''"" u. UONNELL Sup
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NIGHT SCHOOL AT RUGBY.

Young men and boys who are engaged
during the day, and consequently cannot
attend school at that time, will shortly have
an excellent opportunity of acquiring q
knowledge of bookkeeping, ,penmanship, and
arithmetic, under most competent instruc-
zion. DR.. Murphy, Principal of Rugby
Academy, will open an evening business
class in his school rooms, on Monday even-
ng, October sth.
Mr.. J. Jackson Pierce will have charge of
the penmanship classes, and Mr.. Frederick
H. Robinson will teach the arithmetic and
bookkeeping.
There will also be afternoon classes In
penmanship for ladies, on Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays, from 4 so to $50.
Applications can be made to DR.. Samuel A.
Murphy, either personally or by letter.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER

Mary Register, living in Linden street,
charged by Rosanna Kyle with trespass, was
dismissed.
Ledge Register was fined cents and
cost for disorderly conduct.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
POLICE CASES.

TIE following cases were tried yesterday,
at the police court:
William Benton, colored, charged with
the larceny of harness from R. Griffith and
W. Morrow, on Saturday last. He was held
in $500 bail for his appearance at Court, in
default of which he was committed.
Two drunks wound up the list.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TuEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %.
Reynolds Encsmpment, No. 8, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in tho McClary build
ing.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. of P, at K. of
P. Hall, 211 Market street.
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RAILROADS.
..u1A WILMINGTON AND
pallAPphhtt!!iHokIs.E; Is.; hA1IhoA Az

EaiI1gItItffIHH'1ShtES Eta11nfESo1Ho' te11nEoH NO
1mns 10Th. lS7. ..u.-.
-.u I've WILMINGTON a. iolo"'
,.,,. and ,ntsrmsdiAss Y statiSne;; g y ~ a.
.!.d::lYRSD'SS 4. Z YS. 30. 10 %. . m.s w. s''' '''
RI; \, and New York. sa''s" q M
~ "a Ha:im.a,.'' stations 8 80
n: Is, -. =. and warrington. ios' ss'' . M
ra e. 5.i.Rai. = m Division leave & for =,
rrsiGnss. iGns.tls liz 5oS. sa. ~. > NJ ~ Wv
,s:1;,,,. j.; md ,n..rp sda.ss stations 500
w ~ {n%t:;rmsdiate y; stations 8 %
SAN suNpAY TRAINS: ,..,,n.
.,,h,s and intermedlste s'@'A'"'
swa H. Ma AZ and view York, 2n ~ q - m'
Philsdeipa'a and v ashingt ,,a.-s W 3D. or.
bsltimols n information passehgeIs s.o sn
fOr t1tsntdb, y The time tables posted al tne DO
Set H. KENNEL. 9up"'
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Local Affairs.
IMPROVEMENT.

Nathan Leiberman, the popular clothier,
at the s. E. corner of 5th and Market Sts.,
intends enlarging the second story of his
building, by an addition to the room, which
will then be one hundred feet deep.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25

If you want your Baby to look bright do
not put 1t to sleep with laudanum when
restless, but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. 70
cents bottle.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25

Why is melancholy miss the pleasantest
of all companions9 Because she is always
a musing.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25

WANTED Copies of the Morning Hera.u
W for the following dates: is75LIhnrsoai so
MoSaS1 fs.y 6sa psS assSsy & s'fSsasy Dsc
Aprai G' il, Thursday, April p, Monday, Aus. Z:
Il. wednesday, suy. l6, Friday, Aug. %
Wednesday, Aug. 23. ouu1cE
je2o-Lf hEHALD or' 'AoA'
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25

McCloskey's Opera House Hat store is
now the place where those in want of good
hats at low prices to 60 to. Hats, caps,
canes and umbrellas to be had at the lowest
prices. ..
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25

Read the MORNING HERALD regularly.
The usual Sunday train ran to Landen"
berg yesterday.
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DIR. SCIlENCK'S STANDARD
REMEDIES.

The standard remedies for all diseases of
the lungs are SCHESCK'S PULMoNIC SYR.
UP, SCHESCK's SEA WEED TONIC, and
SCIENCK'S MANDRAKE PILIS,and II taken
before the lungs are destroyed, speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II.
Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unri.
vailed success in the treatment Of pulmo,
nary disease.
The PulmOnic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter in the lungs Nature throws ii Of
by an easy cSpectoration, for when the
nhlegm matter is ripe slight cough will
throw 1t OIL, the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do
this, Schenck's Mandrake Pills and
SchenCks Sea Weed Tonic must be freely
used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schencks Mandrake Pills act on the
liver, removing all distractions, relax the
gall bladder, the bile starts freeley, and the
liver is soon relieved.
Schcnck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle
stimulant and Alternative, the alkali Of
which it is composed mixes with the food
and prevents SOuring. 1t assists the digeg.
ton by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, so TINT the food and the Phi.
monte Syrup will make good blood. Then
the lungs heal; and the patient will surely
get well II care is taken to prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish to consult Dr.. Schenck,
either personally or by letter, can do so Ut
his principal otliCe, corner OF Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schenck's medicines ure sold by all drug.
gists throughout the country.
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WE lMPORTANT nuENTInN.

OF all lOAthsOme diseases Catarrh stan Dis
pre'eminent. ltrenders the victim as dis.
guSting to himself as TO others, And the
most humiliAting Of all Is the conscious.
ness that his presence Is offensive to those
around him. II any disease de.
serves the name OF universal, It Is this.
Dietetic errors and the iOllies which Fash.
ion imposes upon us tend to foster and dis.
seminate it. To the pitlul cry OF It's vic.
Tins, is there any cure for CutdiThg there Is
but one answer consistent with Christian
reason. God has never sent one evil into
the world for which he has not sent the
remedy. For the greatest Of all spiritual
and moral evils, the Great Physician has
prescribed potent and never.failing
remedy. He has given explicit rules for
the treatment and preservation OF the spiri'
tual and moral man, but lie is silent in
matters relating to the physical man. 1t
would be an unwarrantablC dGtractiOn
from His henehCcnt character to sup.
pose that he has afflicted the greater
portion Of humanity with au inCurable
disease. The day Of plaques is past. The
God Of Christianity Is Il God OF Love, Of
Mercy. His message is "goOd will to all
men, The earth and all contained therein
was intended by the great Designer to sup.
ply mans wants, and surely he has no
greater wants than remedies for his intirmi.
ties. Science is rapidly proving that the
earth is fitted to supply mans uttermoSt
need. New medical plants are constantly
being discovered and new properties de.
yeloped from those already known. For
Catarrh, the most potent remedy yet dis.
covered Is DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Its
efficacy has been tested in many thousand
cases with uniform success. Gases that
had been repeatedly pronounced incum,
BILE, readily yielded to It. In confirmed, or
obstinate cases, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery should be taken in connec.
ton with the use Of the Catarrh Remedy,
Full particulars in Pierce's Memorandum
Books. They are given away by druggists.
WAS
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Belmont County NeWy.

81 VA.nI.liS ChroulSc.l
IN, oaF merchants have got in their spring
Sood. and the stores look ife,h.
Thieves appear to be plenty and YOU
"aI better Keep your doors md Window,
'ecurely fastened. '
Liquor and tobacco dealer, shouId "a,
member that special taxes must he maid
On or before the SOth Inst. F
The late prevailing east winds arre,r
TO have made business Tor ,be J6c,ora
'mong weaE.lunged people and children
Farmers state that the prospec, for n
good wheat crop has seldom been bcttor
ii his season OF the year.
One oil the passenger coaches OF tho
Narrow Gauge, which has been STANDING
Al Quincy for several weeks, was draw
Eyer the road to ST. CIairsvilIe Yesterday
Is expected that the road will be omen
Tor travel on Monday. FN'
yoAn McHenry and William s. Camp
Vel OF this place, went 10 Chicago 70,
,1'ue last week, and returned on Monda,
morning, Mr.. McHenry bought n cal
,oau or two OF fat ones Tor the Wheeling
butchers, and Mr.. Campbell n car load q
n nn' sIockess TO Keep down his summer
Vim. Twinum, farmer in Smith town
up made an assignment ON last Thurs
S SSyG,, His liabilities arc from 81 500 /,
'-VV0, and his real estate assets are ap
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Marshall County Solid for
CIarkSbmrE.

MoundsvlIlC Reporter
The people Of this county are about all Of
the same opinion in regard to locating the
Capital, which is one reason why but lit
tie talk is had by them on the subject. The
permanent location OF our Capital has
been for years such a source Of unnecessa,
ry agitation and extrayagant expendi.
ture by the servants Of the people that
the taxpayers have become utterly dis,
gusted and heartily sick Of the extreme
ioolishness which has characterized the
farcical sessions OF the Legislature. The
bill authorizing an election to be held on
the 9TH OF August, virtually forces the
people to vote to locate at Charleston,
Martinsburg or Clarksburg. We are un.
alterahly in favor Of the latter, as mat
ter OF justice and convenience to the peo.
pie OF the State. It's situated centrally,
possesses superior advantages and is easy
Of access from all parts OF the State. We
believe the voters in Marshall county
will vote solid for Clarksburg and forever
settle the question III favor Of Justice and
their own interests.
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Fashionable Remedies tor Sick.
nnkA

A"NAlAOhhDiO hslheuleN AOE DicAs
ness.
Remedies for disease are more or less
fashlonoble-at least the following statis.
tics would indicate tendency to make n
run on certain favorite drugs, etc. In
1855 the central pharmaceutical estab.
lishment Of the Partisan hospitals fur.
nished 2S2 pounds Of Chloroform; in 1875
the quantity had risen to GIG pounds.
The increase Of Chloral from 1869 to 1875
was from 10 pounds to 720 pounds. Bro.
mide Of potassium, 6 pounds in 1855,
900 pounds in 1876; morphine, / pound
6 ounces in 1855, 20 pounds in 1875.
The progress Of alcohol, considered as a
therapeutical agent, Ia especially worthy
OF notice. Between 1865 and 1875 the
consumption OF alcohol in the hospitals
increased from 1870 to 10000 quarts.
Brandy does not appear on the list until
1862, when four quarts were supplied.
In 1915 the quantity had risen 10 4,l0S
quarts. Rum followed nearly the same
rate Of progression during the same time
from 80 TO jGS2 quarts. A remarkable
fact brought to light by these statistics is
that in proportion as alcohol rose leeches
fell. Up to the year 1889, 100000 Of
leeches were annually supplied to the Par.
isian hospitals; during the last IL years
the annual supply has been about $4,000.
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,rnl,ed At s2,2OO, Joserh POrlerield |!

praised at $1,000. Joseph POrterfcld Is
the assignee.
The NIedico.C hirurgical Society Of
Eastern Ohio will hold its next meeting
in st. Clairsville, on the first Thursday
Of May. The inaugural address Of the
President. elect, DR.. Kurz, Of Bellairc
City, together with several interesting
papers, will be presented. A general in.
Vitation Is extended TO the profession
and all friends Of science.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-21

TIE TELEPHoNE.-A number OF gen.
tlemen resolved the other day to make an
experiment with the telephone. A line
asimprovised and communication open.
ed up between the Sentinel Office and
Halls hardware store. The arrangement
was simple and consisted merely Of two
paper collar boxes and a thread. One
end Of the thread was drawn through the
bottom Of the box and knotted inside and
the other end carried out Of a window Of
the store across the street and over to this
Office and there attached in a similar
manner. The string WAS drawn tight,
and although the operators were between
one and two hundred feet apart and out
Of sight Of each other, one by placing his
ear TO the box could hear words spoken
at the other end distinctly. The expert
ment afforded amusement to quite n
number Of Persons.-Grafon Sentinel.
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Union Depot Hotel,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
E. ]. uN6ER, Proprietor,
r.zsasa,

This HOu.eott superior Accommodations to the
Public, and 10 those who arrive in the city by rail,
1t presents many advantages. All Passenger trains
Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, Pennsylvania
Railroad Pan Handle, Pittsburgh, +. ", c., DC,
&C. land their passengers almost under the rOoI OF
this Hou:c, and guests Of the amc arc thereby
'aVed Time, Annoyance and Express charges.
Guests OF this House arc without delay, on arrival
In Pittsburgh, In quarters, and convenient, a, any
moment, step on board Of departing trains.
Ec-Thc House, pleasantly located in the husl-
ness centre. Is furnished Throughout in the hest
manner.
systematically are-prooi.
Es-rhe Cuisine Department /, Il leading feature.
EC-Rl'e, s3;S per dny. fel5-S
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NOTICE. q.
U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
May ], 1877. to 4 priI 30. 1878.

The Revised Statutes OF the United States, Sec
lions @2S2 i23, 3ss, and 3!a9, require every per-
son engaged In any business, ayOcaIlou, or EMPLOY
ment which renders him liable to a SPECIAL.
TAN, 10 PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUS.
" IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE Of BUSl.
NESS n STAMP dcnOtIng tho payment OF said
SPECIAL TAN for the Spccial-Tlx Year Begin
ming May !, 1877, before commencing or continuing
business after April 30, 1877.
A return, us prescribed on Form II, Is al+n rc-
CURED by law OF every person liable to Special Tax,
Us above.
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Ri. rail, IN Gdsdncs, postage Irqd'd
.o ,,.,,.,..,.....si 20 Elk months. :....;;.si 2,
IT, Cigls Of FiVe,"."..'''- .'''''''''''si ~ eath
49, Clubs Of Tenu..,". .,',,'.''"''''''''"' ~ ehCn
~ Euts Of Twenty. ,.'',.',,',' ~ ua''
~ And ~ tItri copy 10 person getting up CluU'
srTbe llove prices ire ihyahE6le. Remit a
80, ~ In Drafts OF Post0inCc Money Orders AnC
.ss,r neither Of these Can h. procured, zthu I'M
.a,sv In Registered Letter.
our ISTELIlGESCER will present daily thu
az, IN ali departments, from all quarters o.
iSe world, u well As Il complete record Ct loca
events,
rug WEEKLY Il printed on Thursday, and cat
"a bsJ Al tho counter, IN paid envelopes, mad
t,r mailing. ED' Send a copy 10 dbteht friend
ana rtllRtsi With RetfS from home
.,p.CRlBERS. Persons desirlng to have the
p,itY TNTELLIGENtKR LEFT regularly at theiT
,,Sldebcci in tho city and suburbs cnn h
ND by leaving their address ut Counting
Room, otby drop letter through the postofiice'
ao CONTRIBUTORS NO attention Will he paid
In ANONYMOUS communications; every article
mud he accompanied by the writer's real name
anl riifts'
p.,6.il E,i,,Tt IJr ~ should b. nd!f,iisd "FT,tt
q Tlr.r5.l.n and JhJIid In no CaR b GiEFtyI,d ID
',isy mi1ildl mrtaLcr n he firm BY name.
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HS,PnllmRn Drawing Room and sleeplpv Can
from steubenville and Columbus through IPil6od
ehdn2t, TO Cincinnati, Louisville, IndIRnSpolIs md
ST: Louis, and from Columbus 10 CbIcaVo,
Inc pleasure seeker or those seeking HoneI In tbs
6tHi should call on on address the underslRneJ for
through time tables, maps, land circulars md fur.
thur information. ''''' ''1N ''''
ru W. L. O'BRIEN,
street, Columbus, Ohio, iH5
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

b. rail, IN adrGHc,, faItag' ptpo.d.
90 % | Three nonlhL."..s2 %
e, ,,g,,Fi.,... 20 One mCnth....... 10
~ TF.Si,TTieI hy Carriers 10 City l6e per week
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TAKE Notice, This weather is abom,
Unable.
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The Taxes embraced within the proVis-
ions Of the Law above quoted are. the
following, viz:

Any person 70 liable, who shall fall to comply
with the foregoing requirements Will 10 subject 10
severe penalties
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any OF the Special
Taxes named above must apply to |. II. DUHAL,
Collector Of internal Revenue at Custom House,
Wheeling, and pay for aud procure the speCIal-Tsx
Stamp or Stamps they need, prior 10 May /, 1877,
and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Epecial-TAx Stamps will be transmitted by mail
only on receipt FROM the peron or firm ordering
the same Of specific directions 50 to do together
with the necessary postage or the amount rcluired
10 pay the postage. The p stage OH one stamp Is
desired thatthey be transmitted by registered mali,
ten cents additional should accompany the app-
| cation
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Every Family, Boarding
House, Hotel and Merchant
should have II. Ask your
Grocer or Druggist for 10.
GAN, LIST Il Cos EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER. 1.-The does
not have It, ask him to send
for II. You will not regret
1t, nor will he. np7d&w
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No BonCdust, No Chalk, No
Alum, No Dyspepsia, in I,0-
gan, List X Cos Excelsior
Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-21

Dealers tell US that they
have Injured their trade by
selling Inferior Baking Pow
ders. They say they have
no trouble with Logan, List
i Co.'S Excelsior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-21

All kinds of Cakes, Biscuit,
Rusk, Grlddle Cakes, Pound
Cake, Marble Cake. Corn
Bread, PuddlngS and Pastry,
elegantly made with It, and
with n saving Of timc, labor,
eggs and shortenIng.