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TO ALI. PARTICULARLY IN.
VALIDS.

spring is u trying season. Indications
OF sickness should At once be at.
tended to. Fatal diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels to become consti.
pated and the system TO remain in diSor,
dered condition, until the disorder has
time to develop itself. An ounce OF pre-.
ventiOn is worth u pound Of cure, is an old
and truthful saying. Therefore we advise
all who are troubled with the complaints
now very prevalent-headache, Indigestion,
disordered liver, want Of appetite, nausea,
or feverish skin, to take, without delay,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know 81
no remedy so harmless and decisive in its
action. It at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy tone to
the system. People never need suffer from
any disease arising from o dlsordered con.
dition OF the liver II they would take this
excellent medicine when they feel the first
indications OF the malady. Families leay.
ing home for the summer months should
take three or four boxes OF these pills with
them. They have IN almost instantaneous
effect. They will relieve the patient Of
headache in one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver Of surrounding
bile, and viii etfectually prevent a bilious
attack. They are sold by all druggists.
cod
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CHICAGO, May 5.-Flour-Firmer but
not quotably higher. Wheat Active,
firm and higher; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 u cash, sales at 81 50 June, closed al
81 75H June; No. 3, 81 So; rejected 81 80.
Corn-Active, firm, higher and unsettled
at 56hc cash; or May; 57IIc June: re,
jected 52}Sc. Oats-Dull and lower al
l4c cash; 4lAc June. Rye Higher a;
e0c: Barley = Nrmer but not quotably
higher at 77aS5c, according to location.
Pork-Fair demand but at lower rates,
$l5 % cash: SIS 40 June; Si566 july,
Lard-Fair demand and market firm. So "a
cash; - 9Oa9 92H June; $40 OOaIO OF 4
July. Bulk Neats-Dull; shoulders 55$c;
short rib IKE; short clear Sc. Whisky
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TO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties IF Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Craving,
Coal MiulugoF Market
GARDENING,

account Of advanced ago l nm desirou, Of
changing my residence and therefore offer or ala
my larn situated opposite tho city Of Wheeling, on
The river bank midway between Bhdkeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the Vii.
l2ge o. EtnaVllle. Tho property consists Of co
acres o. hill and table land and Of river bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of COAL 6k and az
leet thick, three deposits Of limestone, an fool
vein o. close texture Eud or FREQ stone an Is foot
vein o. mari, which altogether mako soil and an
underlying bed Of dePOsIts Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surfGce, the larger portion Of which lie,
gently hoIinG To the east, and ali under direct ex-
gosurG 10 tho sun, 10 Vineyard Of 90 acres, mostly
CAiaWba grapes, all In Gne bearing condition nbmit
seven years old, which has proven itse abIe Ia nav
handsome per cent to the CultIyator,
Inc property Il being approached above and Ia
low by an advancing tide Of persons .ekIpS spnail
homesteads, and Is now really the only unoccupI,,l
territory between Bridgeport and MsrtIn's FrrTy.
Is valuable as IN investment for capItll EeCkIp;
slie purchase, and valuable to thoSe who want Elsr
ket g:ndeninB ground close to the city, II irontS
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and coninauds a view Of
ne city the Island and the whole scenery Of The
The terms Of sale will be one-thIrd cash, balance
IN Two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
IeTed payments. For further particulars lnnulre
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or ~ mail q; Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May 5.--Flour--Firu. Wheat
Firm; No. ! white Michigan So OOa2 u n
extra white Michigan held at s. IS; amber
Michigan spot held at s. Is; seller June
- IS; No. do 81 90; No. 9 red winter
held at g l2a2 10 bid; seller June s. l5
No. 3 red 81 81; rejected Dayton and Mich
iSan red 81 40 do Wabash 81 ~; do Lake
Shore 81 20. Corn-0pened strong and
higher and closed easier; high mixed spot
621zc; No. 2 spot 81 &c; seller May &c; sell
Ter June exc; seller July Gle; No. / white
T6Ec; No . 62lGc; rejected 59lSc. Oats
Firm; No. held at Soc; 47c bid; rejected
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PHnADELPHIA,, May 5.-:Flour-Dull
Minnesota family $9o0a9 rs; Pennpsvl.
valia do 50 75aiO25; high grades SIO 5Oa
y 20. Wheat-Higher; Pennsylvania red
y 10; amber 5? %; white 50 20a2 30. Bye
weak at 81 O7al 10. Corn-Demand &C,
tive; yellow zoe; steam Csc; mixed G0a7Oc.
oats-Fair demand; white 5la55c; No. :
mixed 474c. Seeds-Clover quiet at l5a
Ice. Pork-ST 00al7 %. Beef hams I2a
lSci smoked 1l1<al9c; picked 99lalOJIc.
Lard:-l09Sal0IEc. Butter-Western extra
steady new 23a2lc; old lGalsc. Cheese
Fair demand; western fine l4al4llc. Egg,
Quiet but unchanged. Petroleum-in,
active; refined at l4al43sc; crude ll3c
Whisky-Western ut 81 ii.
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4 Chance For Wheeling sports
men.
WESTON, May 8. 1877.

Editors IHtellisehetr:
| desire 10 call the attention OF your
Wheeling sportsmen-more especially
the faithful followers of Izaak Walton
OF whom, | believe, VIM. ]. Matthews is
chief, to the magnificent trout fishing to
lie had within good days ride Of this
place. The mountain streams oil Web.
ster and Randolph will soon be alive, 80
to speak, with the elegant silver trout
peculiar 10 this region; and even an in
different fisherman may now have all the
sport lie desires. The trout season,
proper, begins about the 18th OF the pres.
ent month, and remains good until the
last Of June, and during all that time
"wayfariRg man. may haul out this de-
licious fish to his hearts content, and
without any trouble in the world.
Should any OF your Wheeling folks be
in the notion for sport Of this kind,
should advise them to go TO Webster
county, for there they will not only get
all the trout they want, but also have the
advantages OF the famous salt sulphur
spring, at Addison-by far the finest
HAAhSLhA . lAHS AZ GlblSI VI Tue lTRlu"
las. In addition 10 this, there is an Gle.
CANT article Of native whisky to be had in
Webster (said to bubble up from the
earth) which is pronounced by the best
judges to be very "sarching." The PEG.
pie Of Webster are honest, hospjtable,
and kind almost to fault; and whether
ladies or gentlemen are Of the party,
they will never regret trip to the an.
dependent State"
Should any OF your people desire to
take the tripI suggest, they should pro.
cure tickets for Clarksburg ria Grafton.
At Clarksburg the daily stage line will
convey them to Weston, where good sad
die horses can be procured OF Mr.. james
p. Cole. The journey from here to the
good fishing grounds will not occupy, at
the most, more than two days. II you
send out party, they will find plenty Of
friends and willing guides at this place;
and il is suggested that the chief officers
Of the company be: Captain, Wm. ].
Matthews; First Lieutenant and Quarter.
master, DR.. NJ. +. Hullihen.
Rock Bass.
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STATE SEcURITTEs-Dullan and steady.
SToCEs-Were weak in the early deal.
ings, and prices declined q to ~ per cent,
but subsequently firm feeling set in, and
an improvement ranging from x to ~
per cent was noted. In the afternoon
prices reacted 4 to IL per cent from the
highest point Of the day on free sales to re.
aliEe, but at the close theae was recovery
Of u 10 y per cent. In some cases Koek
Island fell of from 94X to 02<, and recoy.
cred to 9S1t. New York Central declined
from 95A to 9l1, and rallied to O5. Lake
Shore fell to 53If, and closed at 53H. Della.
ware 4 Hudson fell off to 4G9t, and rallied
to AZ. Delaware, LaCkawanna 4 Western
declined to COX, and finally sold at 5O3I.
The transactions aggregated 235 900 shares,
OF which 10000 were New York Cen.
trail, 5000 Lake Shore, 10000 Northwest.
ern, $4,000 Rock Island, 1900 st. Pauls,
2s,600 Delaware, IAckawAnna 4 Western,
$500 Delaware & Hudson, Il, 600 Michigan
Central, and 3, 500 Western Union.
The market closed active and unsptiIed
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CINCINNATI, May 5.-Cottou-Quiet nj
l0@c. Flour-Higher; family 50 SOae 80
wheat-Scarce and firm; red 81 9Oa2 10
Corn-Moderately active and shade high,
er at 55a5Sc. OatS-Steady ut 5Oa55c, I've
Strong at escaSl 90. Barley-Quiet and
unchanged. Pork-Quiet, but firm at SIS Il
aI6 w. Lard-Quiet; steam at l0c; kettle
i0Aallc. Bulk Meats-Inaetiye at 81 casa
sac. B9eon-Quiet at 6I4aSsSaS; Ia9a9 &c
Butter-Easier; prime to choice Western
Reserve 19a20c; Central Ohio l6alSc. Lin
seed oii-Steady and firm at 6saG9c. Wits
ky-Quiet and weak ut 81 OS.-
HoGS-Firm and unchanged.
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NRw YORK, May 5.-There was light
movement in cottons, but heavy wooden
goods for mems wear continued In fair de,
mand. Denims and dyed ducks in steady
request and firm. Pdnts quiet and steady,
GinghRmS firm with an upward tendency,
Dress buntings in brisk demand. Foreign
goods quiet,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Sto chs.

NEW YORK, May 5.-MoSRY-1J5agI,
per cent Prime mercantile papef Az
~ per cent. Custom receipts, $25OOOO.
The Assistant Treasurer discussed Sl43,.
goo, CleRringS $25,0O0,0O0. Merchandise
imports for the week $61ss,155. Produc Q
exports for the week, $4,692,0O0. Specie
exports for the week $2,SiO,OO0. Sterling,
long 4s71f; short 400.
GoLD-opened at l07, defined to 1867
and rose to 1878, at which the closing
sales were made. Carrying rates llIa2aSa
~ and l per cent.
SILVER AT London 5lIId. Here, sllve
bars, greenbaGks 81 25iG; gold 81 l794
Silver coin u per cent discount.
OYERNAIRNTs-AcLiYe and strong.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIM. A. Hoover, Richard Arterl
and Peter 7. Young, partner
As VIM. A.HOoTer 4 Co,
vs..
Jacob F. unkert, Martin schat.
fer, Joseph Dietrich, James
Graham, and another or Others In Chanesry.
whose names arc unknown,
partners Is James Graham q
Co., VIM. II. Caldwell, Trutee,
and The United States Build.
ing, Land and Loan Association
OF Wheeling.
In the Ohio County Court.
By virtue Of decree inferred In the above entl
tied cause on the 29th day Of March, 1871, It Is 10
ierred 10 the undersigned Commissioner 10 take
state and report an account showing;
Fint-The liens upon real estate In said BIZ
mentioned, with the amountsand prioritIes thereof
Secondary other matter deemed pertinent, d
required by any party In interet.
Notice Is hereby given that have fixed OF
Wednesday, May l6, 1871 at lOo'clock, as the tim,
and my otacc, No. llls ChApline street, Wheeling
Ohio county, W. Va, as the place for taking AM
stating tho mlttGrs In Iald decree men TONED.
II. b. FERG USSON,
Commissioner Of the County Court, Ohio County
W. Va.
WIN ERsKrSE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ap2EM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-07

-, Pullman Drawing Room and sleeping Chr,
from Steubenville and Columbus through uit6O,t
shaIge, to Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and
81; Louis, and from Columbus to Chicago.
1ne pleasure seeker or thOse seeking H0niSI IN As
tatopgh time tables, maps land Circulars and fur.
W. l.. ORRIES,
GenI Passenger and Ticket Agelt, No. 2I9 Eigh
street, Columbus, Ohio. iS2s
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, May 5.-Petrolsum-Quiet
and firm; crude $2S7I1 at Parker's refined
14sc, Philadelphia delivery.
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SHIELDS HOUSE,
NO,7 Sixth ST., near Suspension Bridge,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
W. H. sTAHLaAH, = Proprietor.

This Houss has recently been thoroushly reno
waited and reatted, with all the modern Improve
ments added, Ladies and Families will nnd the
HOUSE suited In every way to their wants, Private
entrance, PlrlorS, dc.
Il Is located In one Of tho most prominent streets
In the business eenue Of the city, and Is well ven
t.lated throughout.
The table is supplied with tho best the markst
affords. Street c1fs pass the door every few min
utes for all parts Of the city, Allegheny, Mauches-
tef, and south-side.
The proprietor has served q long time In the
business, and know we'll the wants q guests espe
cially those Of our iarmerS. Rates very moderate,
$1.5o PER DAY.
Drovers and FIrmsrs should bear In mind tia.
the stAbllng attached to the HOuSe d very lGr,e
and Of the best order. Accommodations iur 90
horses
bs-N. B.-The Wheeling ISrEr1isEScxRI /, m.
eeived regularly Al this House for the benedt 81
guests from thlt section. ieiG-M
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Ey TaL, IA ascnat, PcEtG, fr1did.
..,,,aT.,,-.. IS % Six month";, .....".sl s.
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SMPsoN's
Livery G Feed Stables

70 the w
Central Hotel Stables,
OPPOSITE d. 4 o. Il. R. DEPOT,
Where Will DO pleased to see all my customer,
and the public generally. With my new stock and
hrstIela tHrnoun am prepared to answer all calls
PONY PlIAETOS.-I have RlIket Phaetop.
suitable for Ladies and ChIIdfen.
STYLISH DRIVING WAGOSs-For CONNER.
clAl travellers, &c.
LAHDAUS, oNNIBUsSEs, Ac.-EleVaut Ian.
dtus and BarJuches, for weddings, shoppinGs, &c,
tlrst-class teams, and all the requisites u
First-Class Stables.
Special attention to feeding andNOaIdlus horses &c.
PRICES LOW.
Ny friends arc especially invited to call at my
new Stables, where, Notwithstanding my lotts by
hrc, am prepared, evon better than before 10 fur.
nish livery 10 all.
j. f. SIMPSON.
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uHr INTEL L.lGESCER will present daily the
rtus IN all departments, from Ill qgut6n Of
The weld, as well "a = complete record Of local
events
the WEEKLY is printed On Thursday, and ON
Q had u the counter, b Iaid envelopes, rJAdy
Nf mailing. CIR SS1d q copy 10 dbIehi JTleadI
sd ft!diiJ,I irh AsUI JfOhI hcUe
rB.CgIBEgs.-PCrSoR desiring to have the
DAILY Ig1KLLIOEACER left regularly at their
residences IN the city and suburbs can lie
sfyaI by leaving iEdr address At Counting
Rom, OF by drop letter through the pos,oiice.
Iu C1ETRIBuTORs,-No attention will he paid
10 anonymous communications every article
aut he accompanied by the writer's real name
aul aiircz1
RslE,fI EsiisrJ Cor uih0pki Il Gd,irtstsi "FTns
O t.uIsu" and ihould IN no Gaze b addressed 10
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81 mad, In Hdranes, fO'togs fT1G'd.
ina var..............,si 20 Elk month";. ....S q %
To- liuls Of FITe...,....... ........".St IS each.
IA clubs Of Ten...... W Cacn'
g Cubs Of Twenty ,,,....,.. ..,.',',,s ~ tAth'
Anl an extra copy TO person getting up Club,
bEThs above Ihcss tro invariablc Remit At
..,f fss, In Drafts OF f1st0Hce Money Ordtfs, and
,t4fc neither Of these tan L. pfUcued, tend the
r 1sy In Registered letter.
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Accommodation Train leaves Belia,re at 4;iOPu
and arrives at seubenviLla al 6:i6P.N.
spcclal accommodation trainn leave gellalrr a,
~ Az. and 1880 p. NJ; Bridgeport 1905 AN and
Eyo p vi arrive at Martins Ferry lGIS Am. aud
ll6 T. II. Returning leave Martina Ferry al II:S0
A. n. and S.0P NJ; Bridgeport lilo A. N, and S.SO
p Nj arrive at Bellare Al ll65 a. ~ and S:IJ I'm
Tickets to Gil principal points in the Ia. and
West eau be procured OF the Unlon Tickr, tiiIre
A'Lure House, and at the station at Bridegroom.
:, +. Il. MYERS
dos General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-04
Secretary sherman in 1868.

From the present position of Secretary
Sherman no one would suppose that he ever
favored the interchangeable bond" 1t
would be interesting tolearn by what argu
ments he was induced to change his opin-
ions, but he is on record as advocating both
the justice and the policy Of issuing such a
bond, which would advance the prosperity
of the country as much as the present line
of policy is likely to retard it. On the 9th
of February, 1868, Mr.. Sherman said in
the senate OF the United States:
In 1868 we were compelled to
take away the right of the holder of the
greenbacks to fund it. We ought
promptly TO restore this right to allow the
tune into some kind of bond to be con-
there is no discrimination. The
note.holder may 90 to the treasury a1d de-
mand his bond, and the bond-holder may
go also and demand his notes, The
process Of funding these notes-they pour
ing into the treasury-will furnish ample
means to redeem all the outstanding bonds
aud securities as they become redeemaole.
This privilege will give hexibility
and movement to the currency of the
country. y If the money market be
comes stringent, if currency becomes
scarce, the holder may be willing to sur
render his bond 10 order to get currency
and why not give him that privilege? Thl
is indispensibly necessary to guard agains
sudden contraction and panic.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-04
WindoW Glass.

There are seventy establishments in the
United States devoted to the production of
window glass. Twenty-seven Of these are
in New Jersey; the others are scattered
through New England, New York, Penn
sylvapia, Maryland. Ohio aud elsewhere in
the west. The capital invested in the in
dustry is about $6,OOO,OO0 10 New jersey
alone, while the annual production of that
state is between 100000 to 100000
boxes of the various qualities and sizes of
glass, The window-glass manufacturing
interest is now one Of the principal in-
dustries Of this country, and is destined to
check the importation Of glass to America !;
in fact, many Of the American manufac-
turers are now exporting large quantities
of glass and glassware. 1t is believed that
fully three.fourths Of the factories are now
stopped-some few in Pittsburgh being in
operation. Somewhere near $4,000 men
aud boys are now striking, and it is not i'm
probable that that number will be in
creased. The plate-glass for the San
Francisco Stock Exchange is 1876 inches
long and 100 inches wide, and is said to be
the largest glass ever imported.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-04
Saturday. August 4. ls77i
Resumption.


Mr., Henry G. Carey, Of Philadelphia, a
writer upon political economy of world
wide reputation, 10 recent letter to the
president upon the difficulties of RE
SUMPTION" sums up q part of his case as
follows:
"Ofnational and state banks the number
exceeds 1000, but when we come to add
thereto the deposit and saving fund COM
panies, and private bankers, the total num-
Der of the parties who stand to-day before
the world as holders of money re-payable
on demand, and liable to be called for at
any instant, probably exceeds 5000, with
liabilities little, if even at all, short of
$4,000, 900, 900. How exceedingly liable
they are to suffer on every occasion when
confidence has been affected, was well
shown twenty years since, when with
drawal of deposits from New York banks,
not exceeding $3O,000,000, heralded the
almost universal rum that 80 closely fol.
lowed; aud again, less than four years
since, when demand from the west fol-
some fifty millions produced the collapse
under which the nation has since so SO.
verely suffered. With all that sad ex.
perience one would suppose that in the
thirty months that have elapsed since the
passage of the resumption act they would
have made considerable progress towarC
preparation for that grand crisis, nov
but eighteen months distant, when every
holder of bank note and every deposition
will be authorized to call for payment il
gold; and every bank and banker will b
so placed before the law that he mus
either produce the gold or allow himself Il
be proclaimed bankrupt Have they dom
this2 Let us seel
The loans Of the city banks of New
York IN 1878 stood at three hundred anC
fifty millions. At the latest date given il
the comptroller's report. they stood a
three hundred and twenty-one millions, n,
reduction having yet been made excep
that which had been brought about b.
difficulty in finding substantial borrowers
The loans of the national banks at largt
amounted in 1874 to nine hundred anC
ffty-four millions. At the date of tn
last report they stood at nine hundred an
thirty-one millions, showing a change o
less than three per cent
How then is il with regard to gold
Have they strengthened themselves il
that direction? Certainly not; the guam
tity Of coin Of all descriptions, gold anC
silver, in the banks of New York having
increased so very little that the miserabl,
$l,063,0O0 Of September 1878 stood repre-
scented in November last by the scarcel
less miserable 81 ,129, 000."
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-04
John Bright's Views ON the St

John Bright's Views on the Strikes.
John Bright, the distinguished English
statesman, in an address at the unwilling
Of the Golden memorial statue Of Brad
ford, referred to the disturbances in Amer.
lea as local instruction. He sale, regard
ing the strike:
1T is one of the most deplorable and
discreditable events that has ever hap
Dened 10 the northern states, so far as my
knowledge goes" MIR. Bright continued by
saying that he attributed these disturb
ances to the evil effects produced by the
policy Of the United States in leckng
themselves no from the rest of the com
mercial world by ouerous duties levied up
on the very class of manufactured articles
which, il competition were open. would
prevent labor from becoming unruly. lie
declared that the prostration of the great
iron industry was owing to the collapse
arising from the general impoverishment
of capitalists, which, Of itself, would neces.
state n great fall in wages. Mr.. Bright
concluded by saying that he believed that
the excessive system Of tariff heretofore
levied for the protection of labor in Amer
lea had received death-blow, and that
nothing could avert a change.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-04

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-04

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