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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-08

The cabinet has decided to pro
hibit the sale of arms to the Indi-
ans. This is money in the pockets
of suffers and spectators; they
will sell more and at higher prices
now than overland thus the noble
red man is imposed upon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-08

IT was a domestic and not a po-
lititical crisis which FASTENED the
return Of Ex-Governor Packard to
New Orleans. The returning board
have SO far announced an addition
of two to the amily-both twins.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-08

Yesterday he admitted his owner
ship in a transaction to secure a
roll of paper valued at two hun
dred dollars. The smallness Of the
man is well illustrated in this affair.
1t is said that he has claims against
the paper amounting to $685.
The prospect of a new Republican
organ being being started ut Wash
ington, with an abundance of cap
ital aud brains to run it successful
ly for sometime, has touched him in
a tender place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-08

THE West Tennessee (colored)
University is located one and a
half miles from Whitehaven, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee rail
road, and about seven and a half
miles from Memphis. 1t is as yet
only in its infancy and is without
permanent endowment. 1t has
been sustained mainly by the
efforts of a few Industrious, earnest
friends and contributors in Mem
phis and at the North. Last sea-
son about one hundred students
were enrolled, and made credltable
progress. The institution is To-
Gated in a district where the colored
element is numerous, and has the
support and encouragement of the
white people. 1t is likely to ac-
complish much good and deserves
to be sustained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-08
LOTTERY.

A aPLERDID OPPORTUNITY rO
"A WIN A FORTUNEl-Ninth Grand
Drawing, leT. At New Orleans. tuesday,
September Ath.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Sn 6olse oer pplttti@en Mirrniie
uno p%artetfdmpfe III Tranfrei6 1T III
ben 3eitunsen Der 6ret9eiter cine
ipabre @utb sesen bic fatbolii9en
0ettlt6en los9ebrp6en. Oas >ltz
pii1enre, semeine @plt wtrc tn Tpl9e
Der elenolten 9iisen uno Seroa6tts
sunsen sesen bic fotbultide Stride 70
auf9ebebt, eaB bic 0ettlt6en III mani
den prpptnsen SranfretdS i@pn pas
Nuerl1limmite befir6tent tpenn bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber bic eade cer
SrpnunS ifesen folte. So 1T eS
iiinsit Bent pfarrer elmer Staot oeS
DEPARTMENTS Milne, nbrolt6 BON pa@
ris, be9e9net, baB tbm unntttelbar Dor
Der STRIDE Elm ppbl9efleipeter Burger
in ben Mes trat, pelder na6 mebren
brutalen Sei6tnpfun9e1 oteiem fetz
1tem pfarrer bic Drcbwprte surtef
Stun, mart nut, SIr9er, leBt lttb mir
bic 5erren! Sn 3 Wpnaten wtro
mar, BIT unp allen betnen &amerapen
ben &ppf abi9laeen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
nnbeoin9te Entertaining.
Serrn S. &c. EtebenS.

GERM s. N. Gtebens.
Oeein Serrl gSdbreap Der Iesten 5unf fetre Bate
i'd binreihenee @elesenbeit, ben Wert6 res vEGETINE
fennen 5i lernen. Mieine frau brauHte eS ae9en Gets
ben, wel4e elmer Dame ppr ihpddtidcr Contribution
et9en iinb, nno eS tpirtte NIT ~srpBerem GrfpIg alS irsenb
Elm anoereS BON tbr sebrau9teS WttteI. SD hdbe Is
metnen 3tnbern rnter alien MISUNDERSTANDING,
Is bat tets cte srbste Wirfuns ~auSselbt. Sd ielt1t
babe e5 Sebrau4t une Gas 0teiultat mar elm 10 sutes,
bdB tp ntbt aenu9 NSprte 1lnben fam, I'm meme cuts
ri4t,ge Inertennurs ouS;ucriden.
Sn r1einer Gtelun9 ala Iplijit BABE i'd oft nit
Sranfbeiten 81 fimpfcn sebabt. Sbne Gldbalt fam
I'D VEGETINE enpfe hien, nne Id fenne feinen Tau,
100 eS rtbt Mae8 erInute, mas man f4 Dappn reriprad.
Gs bat lMb Ipecien in Eaaen Don SdleHtein Slut unb
SluteGfan9el bet66brt unb rpirfte punberbar erfplas
reid IN allen SeSGreroen, trelfe eurdb ulretneS 8lut
entItanben iparen. MeineS gSiiienS aieht IS feline Qets
ben, no Der Gebrand5 bes n~dd,tbeili9 9es
ipirtt bate ino e5 maht mir baber piel Beranlaen, ir=
Senb fpel1e Mu8tuntt nber bic aInrenbuns BON VEGE-
TINE Su seben.
gSns. $. Spin, gOgisst=s Citation 4.
Gs fantt tsiGt ii6ertrpffen tpcrbcn.
Gbar1estOpn, 10. Daar, 1869.
Serrn s.. &c. Gtehens.
Wertber Serr! Sd beSeuse btertrit, baB ib Sbr
sVluts WttteI" rnehrere Sabre tn meiner Sonlilie
Sebrau4t babe, nnb bin Der Nniidt, tos eS In Sdnen
apnren coer beum attl8en 2etben
niAt hbertrcfen rperben Fam. Nls 81utretnis
Sun9ssM tttet unb 8 rnbabrS=W ebt5tn
IT eS has Bette, mas Id ien1alS perfudt babe. Sd fam
es nit sutern GertTen GGen empfeblen, bic BON hbns
''7': ss e s%rss ssIaFs" "G mrs. u. u. atmsnaore,
10 0RuGen Cir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

renio es anpern Gantpnen unp Staas
ten seseniiber belteuert fei pie piel per
Staat fir Sdulz, Irmenz, Uprltpez
fen &c. permenoe, mas aues aufbbren
miiTe, penr cas- Sclf itd wetsere,
idbrlt6 rs &appen (Gentimes) pom
1000 6rcS. SermSSen pber ppn 100
6rcs. Ginfpmmen su teuern. llmfpnlt
batten bic prdlloenten Der @plfSperet11e
in Serlammlunaen bic &prla9e prir@
oenb ;ur Innabme empfpblen, INN
SertrauenSmdnner aus aIen @entett1<
ben beS Se;trfeS 8russ grrlabnll1@
sen berumsetrasen pas Splt 1Gut7
telte ben &ppf, AUDI bas prpteltatltl1@e'
Gs %erinnerte 1id ndmltdL naB man tDl'l
beim Be9fnn bet &tE iteritiirmeret Spr@
e.malt bate, rpertn pas &lcfersltt Spt!
DEM CAUTION einsespsen ireroe, 10 let
feline Staotsfeuer mebr nbtbtS, uno
wirfli6 besp9 BET Staat nad oer YIN
neripn ber &lpiter9iter cine labrltde
Nente spn /, 100000 Trcs. 1850 !.
g. betruecn bic Staats : Ginnabmert
pbne StaatSf euer 1,t61,O0O 6rcS.
bic @ussaben 100000 6rcsy fol9<
lid bet l1eberfhuB $1,000 6rcs. Seit
1868 miro cine Staatsiteuer Ycn so
Gent. erbpben ; 1877 iteben aber opG
ben at 2,760,000 Srcs. bup9ettrte1
Mussaben muir 2,180,0OO 6rcS. GIN
nabmen se9eniiber, pemnaG Elm Oettcit
spn $4,000 Grcs. Oarum erfldrt
nun pas Splf: 70 parf nidt fprt9e7
wtrtb16aftet werpen. SIS perurtbeilt
ben S9wtnbel, ben oer 0rpBe Natb
felt Sabren tretbt III Staatsbauter, int
S6ulweier unb IN Der pplittt. IS
mill nt6t bab man nit Staat6mlttel11
paldite fit Gerbred,er bout, Die blpB
feten @emobrlam brauden, nno fir
bic Siren, 1pelde nidt sewpbnt traren,
firtlt6 at wpbnen. IS perurtbeflt
ren S6wtnbel int S6ulpeien, Der ben
&inbern bic S6pfe you madt init aller@
lei ntdt balb peri tarpenem Wtilen, ite
init Nuf9aben iiberlaitet, aber ni6t CUR
Nrbeit unp @enisiamfett ersiebt tbre
natirIt@en Tdbtsfetten eber obltumpft
ais f6drft. SIS Yerurtbeilt ben Sdwtnz
bel III bet 0elebsebunS unc in BET
8elietpt. G5 weiB, oab NIT Der Ser
werfun9 res a%n9eipnnenen Steuersu7
I@la9eS Der Staat5waset nidt lln9e@
pprfen, mod sum Sttultanp 9ebradt
ptrp, fpnper1 bab sebplfen it, fpbalc
ntr rent9er fplenpto 9ebout uno ne
NIGER tn gultltr uno Gnlturfampf Sc
madt ,pirb. Die raoicalen 5errfdafz
ten III ben Gartpnen 8ern unp ct,
@auen m10en nun au6 1T ben fauert1
neutrality-suspicious. : slrtifel betBen,
neil bic erfprberlide Sttmmensabl BET
Gantpnsblrser eS II baben wia, UNI
pab blrd cine GeSiitpn baS Gplf fd
bic 0eltenpmadun9 ietner Spuoeratz
netdt erlei6tern miro, 1T n~prau8sulez
ben. Der Yrd1tpent pes ct. Salt
f9en @roben &atbes, Or. 2uBz MiQer,
bebauerte III ieiner Gr6fnunssrece BIZ
unbetlppuen partettdmpfe in BEL
Sdweis, unp rtef aus: ~Spute IS
Grteplt6e6, etntrd6ttseS 2eben) ni@1
70 gut bel ur,6 mD9ltd fetn, ais in beu1
slet6fauS parttdttiden, freunonadz
barlt6en Sbntsret@ 8lrtembers 2"
0ewts; aber in 8lrtembers lperpen
bic Satbpltfen ntdt Don &esterunsSz
mdnner,1 uno Mutprttdten Serod6ttst
bef9tmpft unb ourd bic lesislattpen
Gewalten III tbrem &e@te a%nsesrtfen.
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&iuber= NnS1enun

BADEN In bieiem 2anpe fdOn riel Nerz
oernts eeseben ; 10 seidab es fiirsltd
aud In Seem yprf. Gs miro ndtnltd
beri6tet
Mtt benz SdluBaftuS bes perperf@
liden llnternebmens elmer &inber@
NusfeQun9 bic ts tbrer Durdflbrun9
Al elmer &tnoerqudleret auSartete, 9ez
|badten bic unternebmer vetnen S9lae"
su MAIDEN. sic mietbeten bic Steinz
map 5aIe, I'M fir bic Tau1enbe bon
NeusteriSen, bic Der pretspertbeiluns
~betwpbnten fouten, pluB su baben
NIB es fancen ild et,pa adtsfs Yerioz
men, etnidlteBlt6 Der Ortuinse urb it,
rer pretsmal1a Elm. 5err 5tt6cpd
perfinpete Die Namen per prdmitrten
unb bic tbnen ertbetlten pretle. Die
oeutf6flinseucen Nomen uuf oer 9tite
Der prdmttrten itno: 6rau 5prner,
6rau 3pberts, 6rau Telper, 8rau
8rummer> 6rau 6%infeltein, 6rau So
cpbS.
Mittlerpetle batten lid MGtz
ter nit Sdu9lin9en auf ben Armer,
setduf9te gtitter, bic fdredli6ften if
rer Mrt, praueen Ypr Der Sale ser
lamunelt urp fprperten GtnloB, ber if
men ierp6 0erpetsert wurbe, ba iie
feline 8tlet8 batten. sic rtefen, bic
gauge pretsSertbetluns fef elm S6mtnz
bel bic 9ramitrten feten bic 6reunoe
Der llnternebmer urp feline bdtte cine
70 idDneS Sinh aufsuweiler, tpte bic
leer au89e9ansenen Wtiitter. Dos mar
bas Gnpe Der Baby Musfeuuna.-
Sine S6aar Der Mitter, nenen man
ben GtnlaB III bic 5aue perla9t bate,
beeob ii9 auf ben Gatb zines Anwcz
lenpen na6 bent Stattpnsbaule in BET
%. Straee unp fprperte BON ben ppliz
etzGapttdn Gltn6Y, CT ipue iid tbrer
Sadie annebmen, Dieter empfabl ibz
men, lt1 ntdt SIT dr9ern, lpnrern rubto
nad 5aule ST 9eben.
Mus Baltimore idreibt bic 6.
8pltsseitunS Die Wlitter@ uno Sim
perzAuSfelluns (SabY Sbpw) bat fdy
bier, mte AUDI a%nperwdrtS, als bel
srDbte S6wtnpel berausselteIt, be,
fdpn felt LANCER 3ett in Scene selest
wprcen mar. Die Sasabunoen, mel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

ni6t; baber muB england fetner Neuz
tralitdtSe pplttif treu bletben, IL LANCE
3uslanp ni6t mad Gpnfantfnppel
sretft. Sersletdt man piefe &ebe init
8eoccnsFelb's 6anfarcnnabe betnt
@uSbru6e bes &rteses, 10 muB man
eeteben, bas bic 9olitif Gn9lanbs pbne
Gpmpae 0%elteuert wirb.
Der enslii6e &eilenoe palsraoe bat
auf Der England s%eb5renoen Snlel
Dominica, elmer Der Intiaen, cine
merfwGrptoe Natureri6etnun9 bepbz
odtet. Die Smell tptro npn ei1em al
ten Gulcan, Der ben Namen u@rpBer
Sdwefelber9" fibrt, lberra9t benen
.Srater mebr ais 100 Meter tief 1T.
Sci ptefem Sratsr, 500 Meter lber
benz MeereSfpieeeL, trift man einen
Gee f~epenoen @aNer8, in etnem ma
tdrlt6en Saliin init ftctlen 8imStein@
unb Salaltwdnpsn. Oas 8afiln bill
bet einen erpBen, 70 Meter lan9en, 80
Weter breiten &e1el, Der INNER Spr
Ddmpfen beoedt 1T. @enn fir elmer
sluoenblif Der @tnp bic 0ampfwplfer
f~crttrd9t fiebt man cas 8o6er brcbeln
bic SberFd6e bes See's 1T fet9 spr
8euen bebedt, bic auf chamber fcben
auf chamber fol9en, fid an ben nferz
tpdnoen bre6en. Die Gemperatur oea
8aFers betrdst am l1fer 100 Gelitus.
an anberen pnntten 1T ile nod ettpae
b6ber.
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nurOOent(bsn GlopO,

fabrem reselmdbts aus ~stcrsetn Gage strif6en Bremen
Mnb Baltimore unb netmen gaHagters ia btat8fenRa'
ten ar.
gBtr MAIDEN nr6 Defenders auf frleente fur heuti6e
Retfenbe bcpba6tunesmertte @crslee aufmsrffar, mel
DE btefe 8eife NIT unfera S6ifen btetet; Die 9afa.
siere iinb inter Dsutf6en, f5nren f6 alfp NIT Seter'
mann peritdnbtsen Dtne Dclmetf6er su .setrauden.
ln1Ben aus etnem S6iH In has antere rte BET init.
reeteen 8eiien Rntet nitt fatt; bic gaGaetere scten in
8remen fDglet6 an Sprb bee Steanham pTers nrb ser.
lafen b~enielten trif in Salttmrre.-
Der QaneunsSplas etefer DampffGtfe Ia Baltimore
TT iuslei6 Deprt Der Baltimore unb Sttc Gtienbatn
welde DaHastere ron unb mad BEN gDefen ~ btllfge=
rem @reiien ttf6rbert, ais tr9enb etae Gtfenbdbn BON
New gprt unb philadelphia.
Bel antunit Der Dampff6ife rirb has Depot fir
dae Rtdtaneeffelten aef6lrGen, 70 has re Gtnnancerer
nidt Der @efatr ~auseeiest fnb Won Setrneern btfbpins
celt III pereer, ras In anbfrn 6afcnpldeen leiber 70 oft
Der Eau tit.
gDesen 5sadt unb TaFase In tteien In jeter 6inI6t
entpfetlensrertbsn SGtHen nenee man f6 an bic Sc
neral. N9enten
". &bumaber s SO.
3r. 5. esutt Gas Ctr, Baltimore.
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dc penlelben our Selbfberet6eruns in
Scene seieBt baben, itnb na6 Stnter<
laluna elmer bebeutenpen S6uloenlat
insaeIammt perpuftet unb jene armen
Miltter, wel6e Sage lang III ben Nusz
feaunssrdumen, tn gripartun9 zines
@ewinntes, il@ aufbielten baben nun
suu S6aben audi nod ben Spptt.
Das publitum bate ii6 pom bent
S6wtnpel ferne 9ebalten a1o 70 fel
pann bic Equalization in's Maner.
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1teber Baltimore.

Serer, FER nas ate 8aterldne befnGeH peer Yer
mantle unb 5reunte prn Gurrpa fpmmer laiien rtn,
ipate RE pra6tpplsn, neuen, %eiierneh Shrauben ppltr
,pnufSdifFp &ea'
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sel.ssn in .ia.r Der stfuubsteu @sssnf.a Res etaatsS.

Gtntrtttsseblbr.- . 800
unterrtdt unb 8efoftgun9 per Gel
fon BON 5 Mcndaen- 5000
Mulf unb @ebrau6 Der Snfrpe
mente per Seffcn---------- $500
genubune beS Siancs, per GeliIpn 800
Ordinations Gebibr. 800
unterrtdt int Malen per Geftpn-- 1000
WdIten unb Tltden.. 200
Seriensett, penn i'm gpffese iu9e<
5000
Das 56ulselb 1t. ntue ~unbetirst am &nfanse elmer
ieren Se1Trn srraHsbe;atlt rerbea. Giejeniesn, bic
btefer Seeinsuns ni6t fu.irrsden, taten 10 preient
Snterefen ;u %iatleu.
Tim 3dteres ahre6ire man
RHr. Rev. ALExIUs EDELBROcK. ABBOT,
St. Joseph, Stearns Co., Mimi.
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Ser arDfe &e9ulatpr.'

NnfupeI
lletelfcit, Scltf, Selblubt,
Nerrricn GprfjbmeyI
YerfrpIun3 nnb 0aat8tctt.
Nraset ete ron ltnpereaulittett ODER @aaenletecn
Geheilten, bic Spfer be8 fdlsn Stebcr8, nno ee Wert4s
rial. Sranten, ipelbe 9euaien, wte ne tbre @elunobett,
ibren frbbliGen @tiit, ibren Nppcttt rteperSeiparneu
sic lpercen Sud antlpprten y Nurb ben Sebralh Drn
nj Liver Regulator! ~"
Oieic nit 9teht berutlntc Metuin rcsulirt bic 0eber.
~beiDrrert bic SCREAMING unp befellt9t oa6 Sp!terl 9e9en
nalariihe Neiben.
Nussu9 aus etncm grieie he8
Gtrenpertben Ileganner 8.
Sterens: sd 9etraude Ses
~lesentltd, penn riein Su1tanb
ee %erfprrert, DR.. Simmons
Liver Regulator, NIT 8nz
tenn GrTplS. Gr rirft nib
unp tetpnmt mir beRtr ais
rur6arciiencere Neilmttel."
Serfopfnna.
,8eusnib te8 SttrrihterS Orn Sesr9td.
SD bakc Simmons Liver Regulator ge9en gtrtrpz
tuna her Ginselreipe, lpcldc Dutdh rerutcl9ehenee nncrc=
nuro rr 2eeer berrprseluFem irtrf, pabrene Der lesten
trel pper pier Sabre anaeranpt, rne Rrar itetS init elrts
1htepenem @rfol2e, rrenn CT mad pr;driit 9etraudl
lpuroe. Nb baltic i'm FIR elm rpr3u9lide6 0eilintttel fin
0eioen Ter 2eber. Dies lit ir~entaitenS meme peritultde
Grfahruns ~trshllfb hes @ebraude5 ~reiiclben.
Sirnm' Wdrncr, Sbcrrittcr prn GerrSia.
SriginnI uro atlriu df3t tsracftcnt ION
j. I'll. ZEILIS s. CO., Philadelphia. Pa
greiS 81. 3u bater bsi a1en Draseiften
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Chicago, Milwaukre uno st. paul.

Ct. paul nub WiansassIis 8ase ria 6prt enenius uub
Minnetdba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-27

WoMAN's MISSIONARY CONVENTION
In pursuance ofau invitation extended
by the ladies Of Wheeling, the Woman's
Missionary Convention Of Washington
Presbytery will meet in the FIRST Presby-
terrain Church on Thursday evening, May
81. The ladies OF each Missionary So.
ciety, and oteach church within the Pres.
bytery, have been requested 10 send At
least two delegates TO this meeting. La
dies will report upon arriving at the
First Presbyterian Church, where com.
mittee will meet them and assign them
places, entertainment being provided by
the ladies Of Wheeling for all delegates.
A general meeting open to all interested
in missions will be held on Thurs.
day evening, when addresses will be made
by Rev. S. II. kellogg, late OF India, now
Of the Third Presbyterian Church, Pitts.
purgh, and by other gentlemen. On FRI.
day there WILDE meanings for ladies both
in the morning and afternoon, opening at
lOA. N. At these meetings there will be
devotional exercises, hearing reports
from societies, and addresses from mis-.
sionary ladies, II The way be clear, q
permanent Presbyterial' Society win be
formed. The meeting will close on Fri.
day afternoon in time for those who wish
to take the trains for Pittsburgh or
Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-27

TRAGEDY At SARDJs.-The quiet little
town OF sardis, Ohio, is considerably ag.
itated over a bloody encounter which
took place between two well known citi.
Geps Of that place on Wednesday. Robert
Longwell is employed as engineer at
sawmill in Sardis, in which Augustus
Bridgcman owns an interest, but has no
connection with the management. Bridge
man went to the mill on Wednesday, and
ordered Lougwell to get out come lumber
for a farmer. High words ensued, and,
according TO our Information, Longweli
left the mill in order 10 avoid a difficulty
with Bridgeman, who had the reputation
OF being very quarrelsome man, and q
dangerous character. Bridgenan fol.
lowed Longwell up town, when they
met, Md the former drew a knife and
threatened to use it. Longwell then re.
turned to the mill, and was again follow.
ed by B,idgeman, who picked up scant.
ling and struck him with it. Longwell
then seized Ratchet and struck Bridge.
man on the temple, cutting fearful cash
in hia head; then turning the Ratchet in
his hand he struck him u terrible blow
on the back Of the head with the pole,
telling him TO the earth and knocking him
senseless. No hope is entertained Of
Bridgeman's recovery. Longwell was
not arrested, the citizens Of the place con-
sidering the act entirely iustifable.
Bridgeman is well connected, and is pos.
sessed Of some property, but bore the
reputation Of desperate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-27

FALSE IMPRHsroN-Gt is generally
supposed by certain class Of citizens.
who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invaribly be cured
but We are pleased to say that GREES's
AUGUST FLOWER has never, 10 our knowl.
edge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as Sopr
Stomachs, CostiYeness, Sick Headache
paIPitStlon Of the Heart, low spirits, &C.,
&c. Out OF 10000 dozen bottles sold Last
year, not a single failure was reported,
but thousands Of complimentary letters
received from Druggists Of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case
Try It. Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
Size 70 cents. For sale BY Logan, List 1
Co.. and Laughlin Bros, / Co.
eod&y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-27

The NEw Peoples BAHK.-The ne :
Peoples Bank building, corner Main and
18th streets, is one Of the handsome,t
buildings in the city. The banking
apartments are directly on the corner, on
the FIRST Aoor, and are admirably arranged
and adapted Tor the purpose. The count.
ing room has been refurnished with cub.
stunnal furniture, conveniently located
for the transaction Of business. The
cashiers room looks out upon Main
street, and communicates with the
bank proper by means Of door
and small window. The Directors
room is in the southwest corner, is large
and comfortably furnished, and is pro.
vided with cloak room, wash room,
water closet, etc. Immediately north Of
this is the vault, the door Of which is
supplied with one Of the newest and most
improved time locks. The door Of the
vault Is kept open during the day, and a
brass wicker work prevents any but
those carrying the key from en-.
tering, The vault ia thus kept we'll
ventilated, without the risk Of any OF its
valuable contents being spirited away.
The counting desk stands several feet
from the counter, and has mirror whiclt
reflects all objects on the other side Of
the room, so that while the clerk has
his back turned he is not in danger Of
being garroted. Everything is arranged
for the comfort and convenience both Of
the public and the employees OF the bank
and We know Of no banking institution in
the country that's more eligibly located
in every way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-27

MEErEG OF PREsHYrERY OF VASE.
rSeToE.-The Presbytery Of Warrington,
embracing the Presbyterian churches Of
the Panhandle counties Of this State,
Washington county, and part Of Greene
county, Pa, convened at BurgettstoWn,
Pa, on Tuesday evening at o'clock.
There was pretty fair attendance, the
forty churches in the Presbytery being
represented by between sixty and seventy
ministers and elders. DR.. Cunningham,
Of the First Church; Rev. MoffAt, OF the
Second Church, and DR.. Fisher we're the
only delegates from Wheeling.
The retiring Moderator, Rev. s. NJ.
Glenn, preached a sermon upon "Beneyo.
lenee," after which the following officers
were elected: Moderator, DR., Alex.
McCarroll, Of Claysyllle, Pa; Writing
Clerk, Rev. ]. l.. Reed, Of Independence,
Pa; Reading Clerk, Rev. ]. s, Pomeroy,
Of Hancock county, W. Va.
Reports from the different churches Of
tho Presbytery were read and placed on
file. The reports were all favorable,
and gratifying to the members Of the
PresbyteEy. Some unimportant bust.
ness, mainly routine, was transacted, al.
Ter which the Presbytery adjourned until
the next morning.
The Presbytery mel on Wednesday
morning, pursuant TO adjournment. The
following gentlemen were appointed
Commissioners TO the General Assembly,
which meets in Chicago next month /:
Rev. ], 7. Fredericks, Of BnrgettStoWn,
Pa Rev. A. o. Rockwell, Of Frankfort
Springs, Pa, Elder Campbell, Of Hicko.
~, Pa, and Elder Pry, Of Burgettstown,
Pa. Two young men, Messrs, LYDIA and
OlleF, we're examined and licensed TO
preach.
The report Of the Committee on the
Fourth Presbyterian Church Of this city,
the main points OF which we have al.
ready published, was referred TO special
committee consisting Of Judge CrEnmer,
Of Wheeling Rev. Lester, Of West Alex.
ander; Mr. freeman Brady, Of Washing
ton, Pa; Rev. L. Green, OF Elm Grove,
and another gentleman, whose name we
were unable 10 learn. The committee
were authorized to take such action as
they deem wise.
The members OF the Presbytery &C.
copied an Invitation extended to them by
the ladies Of Burgettstown, and enjoyed a
substantial dinner in the town hall, pre-
pared by the ladies Of the town and vi
cinity. In the evening Rev. DR.. Hays
delivered an interesting lecture upon
What Constitutes Good Sabbath Schools
The closing business ofthe sessionwas then
transacted. 0vertures were received from
the General Assembly, on the question Of
representation in the. General Assembly,
and answered in the negative. The over.
lures consisted Of plans for reduction
in the size Of the Assembly, by changing
the method Of representation. The Pres.
6ytsry then adjourned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-27


GLASS GATHERERs GorKG TO WORK.
As we stated yesterday, the strike Of the
glass gatherers has come to an end, and
most Of the manufactures in this city
will doubtless resume operations. Among
those who gave orders yesterday to re.
kindle their fires were Phillips & Co.,
Duff q Campbell, Wolf, Howard
& Co, VIM. McCully, Mckee &
Co., Cunningham & Ihmsen and Thomas
Wightman 4 Co. The cause OF the fail.
ure Of the strike isstated to be the string.
ency Of the times, the well.known dull.
ness Of the glass trade, and the fact that
the works at Brownsville, Wheeling, Steu.
benville and Eastern Ohio had resumed
operations, and that the "Union" in those
places had been 4 failure. There are
one or two large Establishments in the
city that will not commence work until
fsll.-Ptt'burgh Commercial Gaaeite.