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L. {. M'DOwRLL.
EUGiKE R. SMITH, NJ. D.,
homeopathic Physician

EsOffice at Masonic Hall. { flee hours -
From to am; and from 1 to ) p. m, and
Ppm. sept. 1916.
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Aliens Strengthening Cordial

Is the great blood purifier, syphilis, and re
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Reasoa should teach us that biotehy, rough ol
pimpled skin depends entirely upon an tnterna
cause, and no outward application can ever cure th'
defect.
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Mark These Facts.
The Te1imOnY Of the Whole World.

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twill eradicate frcm the system every taint OF
Scrofula and ScrSfulOus HumOT. 1t has permanently
cured thousands of helpless cases where all other
known remedies failed.
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CARD.
HANNIBAL, o., Jan. 8.

HANNIBAL, o., Jan. ).
EllIOn Intellgrnecr;
] wish to state that an article appeared
in the New Martinsville Messenger, Of Dec,
2lN, which 10 point blank 10. It Is as
follows:
ave understand that a Wheeling mail
came to Baresyille = day or two ago and
tho carrier returned 10 Wheeling after
another load without bringing the New
Martinsville mail down."
The editor OF the Messenger should be
better informed before he belches forth
from his cesspool OF calumny.
But for tho facts in the case; Prcvi-
GUS TO the time alluded TO the carrier
made the trip from Barnesvillcto Wheel.
ing aud return in two days, one day up
the night down. On this occasion lie left
here on Monday morning and returned
the same evening between ak and seven
o'clock, making the round trip in one
day. The mali, OF course, was not ex-
pected before Tuesday evening, and
would be due at New Martinsvillc, We'd
nesday morniug. The carrier came on
Tuesday to take the mail down and found
the New Martinsville Postmaster here.
He said he would lot the postmaster take
it with him, which he did. Thus they
received their mail Tuesday afternoon in.
stead Of Wednesday morning,
We think there is atendcncy in the ed.
itOr ofthe Messenger 10 bull.dose.
JOIN NJ. Suffer-,
PM, Hannibal, Monroe c., o,
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEws.-Mr. Jas.
Challen WaymaG, son Of Ex.Sherif' Way.
man, Of Marshall county,lwas married on
Thursday last to Miss Jennie Cans, Of
Moundsville. .. ra.r...
Mr.. Ellis, silwell, of Moundsvillo,
sells the steak at 121 cents per pound
tina. is sold in Wheeling at 10 cents. Gin.
cinnati, steubenvills and MOuhdsville
sell for q cents less per pound than
Wheeling. There must be something
peculiar about the quality Of our meat.
We presume it is better than the meat
sold elsewhere.
The Fairmont VIirginian should bring
its local market quotations down to mod.
ern times, and not quote pot atoes at 50
cents per bushel.
Miss Clara Chapman, a sparkling and
vivacious Steubenville belle, returned to
her home last Monday, after n brief visit
with friends in this city.-Bellaire Leadsr.
The Moundsville National speaks of
the new mill at Benwood in the following
graphic and characteristic manner:
"Thc Benwood rolling mill and nail
factory are well nigh up. The structures
are entirely Of brick and iron. With
26 boiling furnaces and $50 nail ma
chimes, it is acknowledged to DO the first
mandatory Of its kind in the United
States. Its safety purpose is noticeable,
while with large capital to back it,
when it commences running will far ex.
coed the old one, and be a most attrac-
tive sight 10 the beholder.
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MONDAY. JANUARY $, 1877.
THE city OF Cincinnati i, offering the

The city OF Cincinnati is offering the
last installment Of her railroad loan on
the market, amounting to S2,sOO,0OO.
These bonds bear 7 $40 per cent interest
and become due in 1905. The install.
mOnts already marketed are quoted at
liz, asked. The New York Public com.
mends the last inS!allment 10 the patron.
age Of capitalists on tho ground that
Cincinnati only owes $lG,SSO,O54 50, and
has a valuation OF 1854, 4OS, 1865, on which
tax was levied last year Of 1920 mills
on the 500. The per cent OF debt to
valuation is nearly twice that Of Wheel
ing. In other words, Cincinnati5 debt
is per cent Of her valuation and Wheel
ing's only 5per cent. Tho loan offered
by Wheeling is much safer investment
as respects the proportion Of assets to
liabilities than that offered by Cincin.
natl. Our valuation is only little less
than one.iourteenth that Of Cincinnati,
while our debt is only about one-thir-
ieCnih Ms much. .., ...
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AMONG the valuable statistics pub.
lished from week to week arc the reports
of the clearing houses Of the principal
cities. These Clearings for 1873 show
that the business for the year in 30i
banks was, in dollar and cents value, 9.s
less than in 1875, while the actual volume
Of business represented by them was
greater than in 1875, the decline being
wholly in money value. This is an en-.
couraglng fact rs showing the amount Of
business Of which the country is capable.
We observe that the clearings up at Pitts.
burgh Shown by Is banks) were $22i,.
95S,0lO against $3.50, lCO,4lS in 1875, a
decline oil SO. Ga the other hand, the
cleariDgs Of l2 banks out at Columbus
show gain Of $40, or an increase from
Sl0,GG5,4l5 in 1875 to So, 75O3O3 in 1876.
The cities showing gains are Philadelphia
eco, New Orleans $50, and Columbus
$40. 1t would be qualification il we
could know IN the same way what per
cent the business Of Wheeling for the
year just closed bears 20 tia! Of lis prede-
Ccssor.
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Political NEws,-We are indebted 10
the Hon. Frank Hereford for public doc.
uments-
The West Virginia Court Of Appeals
meets at Charleston onWednesday and will
probably be in session about two months.
Mr.. O. S. Long, the Clerk, left for Charl.
eston on Saturday. a
Speaking Of the decline in gold, Red.
field, in letter to the Cincinnati CONNER.
sial, says that "much gold has been bought
in the Southern cities by cautious people,
who have not forgotten their experiences
in the last war. What discourages them
in the work OF boarding is the fact that
the more they buy the lower gold falls.
And this very fact, triliug as ii may up.
pear, has done more TO reassure timid
people that We are not TO have war than
all other causes combined. They watch
the gold market for indications OF war,
and find none, but rather indications Of
peace and financial soundness. That
gold should continue ogo down with the
papers talking war is TO them tho myste-
ny olthe Centennial year. Ifgold should
suddenly jump up in New York, with.
out much reference to what tool; it up,
we would have in the Southern States a
gold buying panic. The memory is too
fresh in mind when specie would buy
bread,for hungry family, and nothing
else would"
There has been sgood deal OF talk be.
cause the Republican vote in Louisiana
has come through the hands Of Office
holders who wero interested in making a
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Our Church interchangeable
Tor its Improvement.

Editors IntCllIgCncer:
Writers on subjects like "Our Church
Music" have to be guarded lest they ex.
patiate on matters not interesting to the
general reader. Hence, they can only
observe prominent features, and leave
details to those who are more deeply in.
terested--to professional people and such
as are convinced that the musical part OF
the divine service is Of no mean impor.
lance. Yet sometimes, bringing to a
closer inspection certain shortcomings
in that quarter, does 20 much positive
good, is no fruitful Of correction and i'm.
provement, that it seems a duty TO go
deeper into details than some readers who
are only capable of having Hayes and
Tilden, or the gold and cattle markets on
their brain, seem 10 wish. Those nice
little accounts Of your dove Of bonnet,
holding dainty little gold pen in that
white hand Of hers" have done great
deal Of good already. They have pro.
duced that wholesome commotion among
choirs which is pretty sure sign OF i'm.
provement and subsequent health. In
that spirit, and that spirit only, have we
Chimed in with your local" and shall
continue to do so whenever your horrid
politics will allow us space in your
valuable columsn. En- pasSant, by horrid
politics, we simply mean your "Hayes
proClivituo." Allow us to say in con.
clusiOn that il was not our intention TO
hurt the feelings OF any one at the Cathe.
dral choir, as little "a 1t was that Of your
other contributor. But, in view OF the
immense and solid improvements that
will hereafter be introduced at the Cathe.
dral choir, which improvements are
solely owing to the columns Of the
Wheeling INTELLIeENCER, let us suggest
afew things in particular for their future
guidance: .a'-'.-.
First-practice more and practice with
your whole choir. 'H.I
Second-Don't let them talk 80 much
when they ought to practice. '
Third-Take more pains with your
gentlemen singers. At s
Fourth-Make your choir the best in
Wheeling, you have the material for II.
But do 50 only by patient and conscien-
tioua work. EiE-
Fifth-Don't get singers from other
choirs for any big occasion, like Christ
mas or Easter, they don't improve your
singing.
Sixth-Don't introduce the paysystem,
unless You feel yourself going down in
energy and devotion. A church that
can't raise and drill n dozen or twenty
amongi its own flock and make them sing
the praises Of God, is sadly lacking In de-.
votion and enterprise.
Seventh-Appoint somebody as lead.
er in the choruses. Don't expect an or.
ganist TO lead.
Eighth-sing nothing but what you
know perfectly.
Ninth-Carry out faithfully What your
excellent instructress tells you.
Tenth-Don't try theatrical effects be.
hind "grccn curtains"
The lady organist at the Cathedral will
most kindly pardon US for what may have
been taken for a lack ofcourtesy. There
was no intention OF that kind. And so,
now then you have bevy Of friends con.
cealed behind that wicked sheet, the In.
TELIIdENCER-true friends indeed-frst,
the editor, second, that "loye OF a bonnet"
third MAUD.
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Of money, should he awarded a gold
watch and chain. AT the close Of the
contest II was found that Miss Hough had
collected SIS rs, Miss johnson, SOL so,
and Miss Basnett, $l0S 70. The last
named lady having received the greatest
number oil votes, was consequently dc.
clared the successful competitor and
awarded the premium. The whole
amount Of money received was S270 90.
We are sorry our Fsirmont lady did not
prove the successful one, but she did well
In The contest, az did the other two.
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majority for their pSrty;yet what Is the sit
uation on tho Democratic side The vote
which the Democrats claim elects their
State and National tickets was canvassed
by Mr.. McEnery and his imaginary Sec.
rotary Of State, both Of whom are on the
Tilden electoral ticket, and both Of whom
sign their own report as witnesses Of itS
correctness. The force Of the old illus.
tration Of the mote and the beam Is undi.
unfinished by centuries Of application.
Speaking Of the Louisiana question;
the following paragraph is from 4 iOrci-
bic article in the New York Tribune on
the dispute over that State:
when fifty men testify that they did
not sec a certain thing, and fifty, more or
less, testify that they did see that thing,
which side Is TO be bclieyed2 Everybody
knows the rule Of law and OF common
sense. One man who saw and swears to
it outweighs fifty who did not SEQ and
swear 70 that. Strip the Louisiana case
oil all disguiseI and excresccnCes, and 1t
is SIMPLY an illustration OF this we'll.
known rule. One man who saw that his
life was in danger II he voted as he
pleased, ought to outweigh many men
who did not see any violence or hear any
threats We are surprising that the wit
nesses are equally credible; that there 10
no reason to doubt that each sWears 10
what he believes to be the truth. Yet
the knowledge OF one man outweighs the
ignorance Of thousands. Assassination,
beating, intimidation Of voters in any
form, are crimes in Louisiana. No man
takes pains to commit crimes with all
possible publicity. The one witness who
saw murder committed and identifies
the murderer is infinitely more impor-
tant than the many who did not sec aud
who think that the murder was not com.
mitted at all or was committed by some.
body else," ... ..s..... -,
The Bellaire Leader (Dem. states the
case Of the average "wah" editor these
days when itsays that "the editor OF the
81. Clairaville GaEetis is bawling for red
gore by pailfuls,' but il the worst comes
to the worst, Gaumer (the editor) will
take dose Of ipecac, and will not be ct
for SERVICE"
A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Gasette Of Saturday says that the general
debate on the question Of counting the
electoral vote will begin this week.
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DIED.

1OEE-0n sunday evening, January !, 1871,
a s:?S O'Clock, Mrs BILL BoHH, wife Of Alexander
hOno, JT.
Funeral will take place from tie residence Of
Alex. Bone, ST., No. 1901 McCollOch street, Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock Friends Of the family
ART invited to attend. o. rs-
lstenbenTllle and WClhburg PaprS please copy
JUERGENs.-On Sunday morning, january !,
1871, at ten mluute4 to eight O'Clock, WILLIAM
JuKRdENs, In the 10th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place this (MOulay) after.
noon at one o'clock, from tho residence OF his par
GntI 10 BOaWOod. Ialerment at MI. Zion Gene
terry. Friends Of the tamIly arc Invited 10 attend.
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Raising Money for tho Morgan.
town Brass Band,

The Band Festival at MorgantoWn,
which was held during the early part Of
last week, was a grand success financially
and otherwise. The watch contest wns
by far the greatest benefit. It will DO re-.
membered that Miss Bette Hough, Of this
place, and Miss Anna johnson and Miss
Miss Dora Basnett, ofMorgantown, were
the contestants for the watch. II was ar.
ranged that whoever received tho great.
est number Of votes, each vote being
twenty-five cents, or in other words, the
lady whe contributed the greatest amount
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BUSINESS MEMoEANDA.-West Virgin
ia has returned $2Oi, 800 Of National bank
circulation since June Goth 1871, and
added new circulation TO the extent Of
only S35,37O.
Gold sold down to 1861 on Saturday.
The explanation is easily furnished, in
part at least, by the falling of in our i'm
ports for rs, and the increase in our ex-
ports. The statistics of New York, just
published, chow decrease in imports at
that port of s52,I7O,OOO, an increase in
exports Of SlG,l35,OOO. The exports Of
specie decreased $24O74,OOO.
The Pittsburgh petroleum market was
panicky nFriday last. .The.home trade
was supplied at 2ScLs. The Oil City Der.
rick OF that date says that the market for
crude opened at S,57! and declined al.
most all day, with large transactions, the
decline reaching 3,42! at one time.
Vanderbilt owned 100000 of West.
crn Union Telegraph stock and bonds.
One hundred and eighty.Gve dollars is
bid for the stock Of the Cincinnati Gas
Company, the par OF the shares being
500.
Some small amounts Of Bcnwood Iron
Works stock has been changing hands OF
late at par, which speaks well for the
stock considering the great fire in April
last. The new mill will be one Of the
best in the country and will need no in.
surance to protect it from fire. II is
built Of brick and iron.
The Philadelphia Ledger thus cncour.
ages business men; Be cheerful, indus.
trious and economical, ard the good time
coming will be found much nearer at
hand than the distrustful now fear"
The price for wintering horses in the
vicinity OF Wheeling is about IS per
month. Al this price farmers claim that
they receive say so cents per bushel for
their corn and So per ton for their hay,
and the benefit Of the manure from the
stock, which last is a very important
item. r''''.'...
The present deep snow has been worth
a large amount OF money to the timber
people Of West Virginia, and also to
farmers who had stuff Of one kind and
another to haul TO market. The ice on
the MonongahelN has been so thick that
persons are hauling coal distance Of
six miles on it, from Enterprise, Harri-
son county, to Worthington, Marion
county.
Speaking Of ice, the Moundsville
National says that the "ice upon the
Ohio river is solid for hundreds OF miles.
Persons travel on it in sIedg, bringing
produce from points below to market,
This is seldom known, while thaw is a
good ways of"
Baltimore & Ohio stock is working up
in price since the railroad settlement.
Saturdays American quotes it at 1852 bid
and 1872 asked. We notice sales OF 10
shares Of Central Ohio at 81.
Baltimore per cent bonds command
96centS. Why shouldn't Wheeling skies
command par?
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Tho State Of West Virginia; to the shCrInol Ohio
County, greeting:
We command you that you summon Margaret T..
BIllmre II Sho 30 found In your BailiWICk, to Ap-
pear at the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Court Of
on the fst Monday In November, 1879, 10 answer
bill 10 ChAncery exhibited against her 10 tho said
Court by W. W, Blllmre, and hay . then there thIs
writ. Witness. SAMUEL B. MCCOLL0CH, Clerk
Of our mid Court At the Court HOUSE Of Ald COun-
", In the city Of Wheeling, the "a day Of EoVem-
bcT 1876 and In the 18th year Of the state Of West
Virginia, SAMUEL B. AcC0LLOCH, Clerk.
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nrvIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE or WHEKLSO BELMONT BRID0R Co,
WHEELING, W. VAI jan. l, 1871. !
Tho Board Of Managers Of this Company have
declared dividend Of four ~ per centon the Cap
taI Stock Of the Company, out Of tho carnIngs for
the past ok months, payable on demand on or
after the sth day Of January, 1877, to the Stock
holders or other legal representatives holding stock
at the close Of the S!Et day Of December, 1876.
jail JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
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DANK OF THE OHIO Valley.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
Bank. and election Of Directors, will DO held ut
tho Banking House on Monday, january the 9Th,
1917, between the hours Of II a. N. and y. NJ.
WHEELING, Dec. %, 1876. dCg7