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"A CARD FROM
E. [. PRUSSING & co.


We Big leave to notify the pablo that a msny
unphneipled perlons are circulating the stoTy
that the Vinegar recently condemned 81 The BoSrd
o. health Of Warrington, D. e, was Of our mEnil-
iaeture, We are Obliged 70 publish the following
eonsP2ndenee, which explains ITSELF:
DIX I. s. VERDI, President Board Of Health.
Warrington, D, C.-sIR: Has any VINEGAR FnSni
utietured By Us been eonhlelted or condemned Nv
your Board An early reply will Greatly obiiSa
. L PRusSNG 1 90
BOARD OF HEALTH, WARRINGTON, June 3. isi7.
-E. l. PRrsSING Co, Chicago Clentletnet,: IN
reply 70 your communication Of this data. I'm a.
slueted 70 Inform you that the Board q He.lth
iueture, nor has compliant ever bean made n ~
inPurity oil the anne; Very respectfully,
Z. G. COX, n. d., Scttetsyv
We would also submit the following mon, 'I1r
Aiken. Of Maryland, and Dr.. Mlhll, oi ChicsSo. -
UHlyERSiIf or MARHLAED, June B, is3f-I
have this day made Chemical Analysg a m
average ample Of PruHing'G VINEGAR. IA 6n6 Il
Tree from al ttace Of mineral acids and nefaiie in
Pahtes, and Therefore pure. Free 6ulphHTie SSi5
very injurious adulieation often found IN H.
eommefeial article, i not present IN nj VInspsr
WILLIAM E AIKEN,
r,.s,....,LI, Frot. Chem. and Phif,
o. his Vinegar 10 Chemical InaiysiS ma fo1t,S h,
perfectly Tree tiom mineral acids and metalIe NJ
htAneeI with which commercial yineRaF q q n.
Suently adulteflttd. ! can recommend II. therS,
lore al an entirely pure and trGoII0sls article.
Y..,,. !. MAHLA, Phi. Dr..
bands Of vinegar have stood M te,t az nSn,Ia
opinion t@ tNenty.nins year, bsIldeS hSyips ~
SSlIed inst premiuml At the Worlds Fair. IN
SS iiIea sat1 Fair. the Illinois HtatS Fair. ~
e +. l. PRussIEa & CO., Chicago.
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CHICAGO still retains lis title Of the
wicksdsst city. One Of It's leading jour.
nals-ihe 1SNsa-publishes q lis.oi fifteen
banks and eighteen insurance companies
which, II says, "have burst in Chicago
within q few years, and which were
proved BY an examination Of their re.
mains TO have been little better than
swindles,p
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THERE appears to be now no doubt that
the successor Of Plus TX will be an ItaI.
ian, according to the nearly invariabls
rule Of modern times. The conclave is
composed Of g. Cardinals. 50 Of whom
are Italians and only 26 foreigners.
Moreover, since 1928, alI the POpes have
been chosen from among the Italian Car.
dinals. Plus IX is the esd Pope, and Of
these 252 PontiGs 10 we're French, 10
Greeks, 8 syrians, 6 Germans, 8 Span
iards, . Africans, from Savoy, 2 Dalma.
tians, / luglishman, i POrtngee, Dutch,
Swiss, / from Canada, and all the re.
mainder we're Italians. It is uncertain
whether, on the death Of The present
Pope, the meeting of the COnClave will
be delayed so IA to admit Of the attend
ance Of the pon-Ilalian Cardinals. Prob.
ably most Of those in Europe would be
present, but it ia doubtful IL the time
would be postponed to allow Of Cardinal
MCClOskeys going from America. A
Papal election is generally the most TN.
certain Of all elections, with an amount
Of intrigue and wire.puIliug to match.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-20

oasr for sale amall Farm Of 50 aces, situated
"a Athens county, Ohio. two miles from Hooking
Port Landing, ON the Ohio river, fourteen DitI
below Parkersbuy, two Inlles from To- CT Depot,
iour and half uiles 10 CoolVille, OnehaII mile IL
tchoa house. County road runs through the farm.
Land can all be tilledi ten or twelve aerts lay n
level Is bottom land; about Eve acres car.
ID and fenced; balance in timber, such ~ white
oak, black olk, hickory and red oak Ten acres in
wheat, four aces In rye, 81 Apple trees all young,
some bearing; 20 cherry tres, all herring Of tine
varieties; II grape vines, some beIrlngi 81 peath
trees, most all bearing; 100 strawberry ptAntI;
also few plum trees, qulnoes, cuITants and 1oae-
berries. A log house Of three rooms and attic,
with frame kitchen attached; log stable and frame
barn, corn CRIB, heWed log pig pen, large poultry
houIe, large cave, well twenty teetfrOm kIicben,I
never falling spting 30 ynds from house, IugS
Eardsu with picket fence, bSrn-yRrd fence stand
rGll, cfosI fences also post ana rail- No iDcum.
bInuee-Title indbputG6le. VIII b al al bar
ggtH-ehIap gUF cab, % the owner ds.ires going
West. Call on or address the subscriber, al No,
2S2o Eof street, Wheeling, W. Va
nol4' JAMES ARMSTRONG,
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An old wheeling Citizen Elected
Mayor OF Manchester, va.
RIkhn,oy,a Os,nattb

An old wheeling Citizen Elected
Mayor OF Manchester, Va.
RIehmppd Despatch,
James A. Clarke, the uewly.elected
Mayor, ia a native OF Manchester, and
probably the oldest inhabitant living 10
the manor born. He was born in the
Munchic House (nOw tie Baird school
bnilding), at the corner OF Filth and
Hull streets, July II, 1906. lie remain.
ed here until 1854, when he removed to
Wheeling, then in Virginia. There he
practiced law until 1919, when being at
lacked violently with the prevailing gold
ieyer, he went to California. In 1852 be
returned to Manchester qsadder and
wiser but not richer man. Mr.. Clarke
has resided in-this city ever since, with
the exception OF the time spent in the
army "a a private in the Manchester ArLil.
lery, he being at that time ffty.six years
OF age.
Nj. Clarke was defeated at the prima.
ry election Of 1876 by DR.. Chiles. He is
n man Of ability. In his private life he
il as pure and stainless as child.
His character, his integrity and
his worth have made him pre-.
eminent wherever known. It may be con.
fidenuy predicted that he will discharge
his duties without fear, favor, or afIec.
tion, and Manchester will never regret
the election Of "the veteran private Of
the rear rank
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TIM New York C0mmaeiol Adserlissr
makes a fair bit when II says; "For q
Congress which was convened specially
10 consider appropriations for the army
the present one Is not strictly speaking,
a success. 1t reminds one Of the Georgia
camp meeting, where the members assem-
bled to gloriiy God and then went to
picking hnckleberries."
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TUESDAY. nov. 20. 1877.

EsoIlsH physicians and humAnitariaus
are urglDgths introduction intOdoSpi,als
mot only Of flowers, plants and fruit, but
Of painting, StHtuary, and other works
Of art, which have been found to exert a
beneficial effect upon patients.
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The American Five Per Gents in
England.

IMAM English Court the other day, I
heard a thing which interested me a
great deal. The Trustees Of the estate
o. the deceased Singer, Of sewing.ma-
chine fame, made application for permits
sion TO sell some millions Of American
Government bonds, held by them, for the
purpose Of investing the proceeds in
Enslish consols. When the matter was
called up, the Judge would not listen for
moment 10 the application. On this
point he had very decided views: aThese
American securities, said he, care just as
good as onrs-iust exactly rs good. Not
long ago. he continued, Il asked Sir An.
thony Rothschilds what was the very best
security In the world, and he at once rc-
piled, The American Eve per cents.R So
the Singer Trustees were very perempto-
rilY directed TO keep their American
Eve per cents
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TIE Oldest greenback IS Is under glass
at Nashville, Tenn. The teller Of the
Third National Bank, in receiving de-
posit, noticed FIVE marked letter A, No.
J, and dated March 10, 1868, ItwaS sent
to the Treasury Department, where it
was identified as the frat Eve issued uu.
der the legal.tender act. It mas been
handsomely framed, and will be present.
cd 10 the Historical Society.
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AT AUCTION.
Important TIadeRubheISaLa

On WEDNESDAY, NOysnber ii, 1871, sO,DD,,.
Log a. lp 4, NJ promptly, e the WhOlelIC An
tloa Bo6t1l q j. N. HAkTPORD, 100 Vol v
PltublIIh. ! vii eaLr u the Trade o. Wtsty,S
CASES RUBbkllS, representing The Iolb1iss
Manufactures; Haywood, New BrunlVisk sleT,,,
Clndee. National, WOons0ekGt, Meyer, Ar'. A.
comprising oil gfAdeg. Making coinpiele ,,ss,l
melt u h0he Boota; Menis, WomOn'G, MiT,;I' w
ChlldTeh's Imitation sahdies, and Meas Won,ns
Mlses and ChlldFtn'a AfetiCs and Alaska
Tbs above number Of @ ~ Will b offered in Ia,
70 suit The Tndo and sold without reserve,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BkO9AN5.-In tobp.,.
ton With the above sale, will oiier $50 sanLi,
Casi and loti o. Meas SlCga and dno Cali ~,
ko{r ard Youths Boots complete nIeottmthio 4
Ladle,', Mlssel' ard Chiioren'S Wear, With Men,
BOYS and fouths' BAls, BFpgahs. This slle ~
Of the most Important Of the season, will h Eoatj
well Worthy the particular attention Of ali buTs,
Oh B0otSi shooI and RnbbefS. Lunch Il u n
]. N. HARTFORD,
nolb Wholesale Auetiobe,,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

E0R RENT-RoO M-BOA lare,
II well fuTniahed Front Room, centrally loclisd,
with o. without BO1Id, suitable for three Or four
gentlemen. Require al TIT Ollie. moo
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TRUSTEES SALE.

L hASS4SS y SGAAAs
b virtue q three several deeds Of trust executed
and acknowledged BY Il. Bradley Wheat and VII.
gala Il. his vile, 10 the underIlsned Trutet il,td
rtsnecuyOly the S0th day Of March, 1874, the 18Th
day oil July, 1874, and the sth dly1f November,
1875, and each d record In the CLERKS Giee Of he
County Court Of Ohio county, Wet vlRInlI, In
Deed Of Trust Book No. 6, paEes 49I and i95, Died
q Trust Book No. z, pages I69, 100 and 1911, and
DEED q Trust Book No ., pSge Ill, respectively,
viii oher at public sale II the front door Of de
Ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, 1871,
the following described real estate, that s to py:
Lot numbered BaVen ca In AQulre Numbered tW,n.
y-nlne To- In the addition To the city Of Wheeling
known Rs the Ruena Vista addition to mid city.
plso. Lot numbered eight (sl ia the same SQuIiu
and addition; also, Lot numbered nine q IN slns
lquaIe and addition, except part Of haid Lot No.
twenty-five by thirty.hTe feet which was hereto.
fore conveyed TO Michael LGlly.
Al!o, the lot Of ground designated - Lot NUN.
bered seven Ia In BquAre numbered tEenty. ,hTea
2S) on the south Eide Of Twelfth street formerly
Monroe streeth in sAid city Of Wheeling.
Alo, all Of that lot or parcel Of ground known
aud Delegated 1s Lot numbered tE0 t2l IN IquIfu
numbered twenty .nine 20 on Twelfth street lioE.
nerly Monroe street., In the city Of Wheeling, it.
Sether with all the valuable Improvements located
upon all the above described parcels Of ground,
JERhS 0R6ALL-One-thirdO Of the purchase mon.
~ in caih on the day Of sale, and the residue Ia
two equal inst1llmenIs with interest on ad defer
red payments at twelve and eighteen months from
the day o. sale, the payment Of the deferred uitI-
menu and Interest 10 be secured 10 the satisfaction
Of the Trustee.
JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
W. III. HALLRR AuCtiOneaF nOl6
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FOR SALE.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE,

EN0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
lands Ia The slataOI Iowa and Missouri. ~.
labdi vii b iold on any Reasonable tin, q, ~,
b exchanged ior property in the city q sopD,.s
Call on or address the underlined Al n" :,
zlnesireet, Wheeling Island. =" +"
nol0 ALLYN,
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NorIoE no oIrY TAx-pAYERs.
Knrrlnn. W,1 W. N L1an gI II H.

WHEHItSo, W. Va, November 10, 1871.
Noties & heItby given 70 ali concerned that City
laGel and Water hSiis are now due, and that alter
The mt Of pseeabeF len per eent interest will b
'I sasS gu AZ ALFS. upbEapAPF. civ cl,rl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A CARD.
To all who ara suffering from the errors and In.
dIscrVtIOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, lcSS Of manhood sc > will send yo1 receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send 4 Heli-addressel envelope to
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


oElm Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Glove.
tDaiy except sunday-NeEaTk Accommodation.
tStsubenVille Accommodation. train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry aud Bellaire, Stopping when requi.
red at sherman HOUSE, RtnAVllle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hin.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
THIRIY.IHIRD YEAR.
THE MOST POPULAR SCIENTIFIC pa.
PER IN THE WORLD.

Numbers Year. 1900 Besk PAGES.
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SATURDAY, December the 18th. 1877,
the following described real estate, that /, to n
UMALL FARM FOR SALE,

W. H. HAttRS, AuStionee I'
The daily gazette., 1877-11-05
FOOLISH GERL.

A thousand feet above Lake Tahoe
lies Shakespeare Peak, precipice with
a rugged edge, A week ago Sunday six
young people set out from the Glanbrook
Hotel, on au excursion to the crest OF
tie rocky ledge. They reached tie sum-
nit in safety, and had merry time,
laughing singing, flirting. Ore OF the
men challenged arrie Rice to de-cend
by narrow and ry prec'pltous path.
Being a girl o high courage, she made
the venture in spite of the reno 1strances
of the rest of the party. The couple bad
not gone far before the girls foot slipped
aud as she had hold of her companion
arm, they rolled together down the preci-
pice abont fifteen ct. Hele the geptle-
man struck on ledge, which formed a
rude shelf, bat the lady went to the bot
tom of the abyss-a distance of seventy
five feet. Her companions fourd heI
upon heap Of stones at the base Of tht
peak, UNCONSCIOUS, dying.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-05

ARCTIC EXPLORATION 1t is SAID that
the shipping house Of Morrison S Brown
ofNew Goik, stimulated by the possible
ity of obtaining the reward of 100000
Offered by the British government for the
recovery of the records Of Sir John Frank.
lin, is fitting out new Aretic eXpedi-
ton, which will be started early next
year. TO guard against the possibility
Of total loss OF time, should the main
object Of tie voyage not be attained, a
whaling ship will convoy the exploring
party accompanied by steam launch
which can, if necessary, be put u2on run
ners, and thus propelled across the ice.
Joe Ellerbing, the Esqumaux, who came
to this country with Capt. Hall, will ac-
company the expedition.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-05
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

Nobody is ever so happy or unhap-
py as re imsgines-
Poverty is in want OF mucn' pu'
avarice of everything.
Idleness is emptiness; the tree in
which sap Is stagnant remains lruiI-
less.
should say the happiest man Is ne
who can link the eld of his life win
its ccmmencement.-Goethe.
Let men laugh when you sactlhce
desire to duty II they will. You nave
time and eternity to rejoice In
Phe happine of lie is so nice a
thipg tn II like the sensitive plant, II
shrlnks away even when thinking OF
it.
Experience gives us evenness and
roundness of character. just as the
pebble is rounded by the flowing oi
the stream.
As the touchstone which tries gold
but Is not itself tried by gold; such Il
he that has the standard OF judgment
= Ipictetus
Every sect, as far reason will helE
tt EN-. gladly use II; when II fails then
they cry out as matter OF faith, an'
above reason.
Eome mems only stock-in-trade are
II cir misfortunes Tness they are
always trying to force it upon The
market, but they rarely ever find
purchaser.
None are to wise to be mistaken
brit few are 80 wisely just as to ack
rowledge and correct their mistakes
and especially the mistakes of pr'
iuciCe.-Bdrr0 }.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-05

MARRIAGES. IN HIGH LIFE.-In New
York, on Thursday, Dir. X. II. Derby,
formerly Of Boston, was married to
Miss Sarah Alden, a daughter Of the
late Gen. Alden, United States army
DIR. Verbs is a graduate of Harvard
Of some nine years standing, who
studied in Berlin with his brother un-
der the great German specialist, Won
Graefe, and established himself in
New York but a short time ago.
The bride is a lineal descendant of
John Alden, the hero, and of Pris-
ella, "The Puritan Maiden" of Long
fellows poem of ''Miles Standish's
Courtship." Her mother was a Miss
Coleman, Of Lancaster, in Pennsyl-
vania, and one of her relatives, fa-
nous beauty in her time, Miss Ann
Coleman, was in ealy life afianced to
the late President Buchanan. From
the effect Of her sad death the states
man never recovered, and because OF
1t, his blographers tell us, he remained
unmarried until the end. Another
relative, Miss Sarah II. Coleman was
Engaged to the late DR.. Muhlenburg
but also died when very young. TC
this second romance of real life we owe
the beautiful hymn. 81 would mo-
live Away"
The daily gazette., 1877-11-05
MARS AND SATURN.

Ifany one viii look southwark at
the sky, at about eight O'Clock in the
evening during the next few days, at
a point about half way between the
zenith and the horizon, he will see
two stars, distinguishable by their
brightness and oppositions Of color
from any other in that part of the
heavens. One in a fry red that
glows as if red hot: this is Mars the
other is of pale greenish tint, nearly
white this is Saturn. They are now
about two diameters of the moon
apart, and are rapidly approaching
each other. The fixed stars are too
distant to be Affected by GU rorbital
motion but the planets, which are
near us, thus become endowed with
apparent motions, which are much
more rapid than their, real ones.
This causes them to describe strange
paths among the consultations, full of
curves, and even of loops. Mars is
at present very near US, and though
he is very small, compared with sa-
turn, he looks much larger. Six
weeks ago he and Saturn stood quite
far apart, and were widening the
gap: but recently Mars has made a
loop and doubled back over his form
er track, and is now approaching
Saturn, and will pass between hin
ard the earth, thus hiding Saturn fol-
while in his larger light. 1t is moi
often that nature gives a treat like
this and reveals to ordinary eyes the
motion of the planets. 1t is there
fore worth casting the eyes up to lool
at, for before a similar event occurs
most of us will have ceased to be res
idents of this planet. 1t will bC
many years before Mars will be Sc
large in appearance or Saturn in po-
sition to be eclypsed by him.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-05
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AT WILLIAM
choice Goods, Accuracy in dipelsiI,
Reasonable PriSeS.
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