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National Republican., 1878-04-20

PRESIDENT HAYES belonged to General
Pores command at the second Bull Run
battle, when FITZ JOHN PORTER concilisted
the enemy by quietly abstaning from inter
fering with the plans of the campaign.
Some how or another this fact suggests u
thought regarding the supine condition of
Federal olice-holdes, under our dearly
beloved Civil-Service Reform system.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

THE MINES bogus interview with Sem
stor CONKLING is characterized in some of
the headlines as Another Stalwart Out
~break." We believe Mr.. BLAINE first
used the word "stalwart," rs applied to de-
termined and uncompromising adherence to
fixed Republican principles. But that
makes no difference nowadays
National Republican., 1878-04-20

Ex-GovERSoR FRANK MOSES has reached
kis former home in South Carolina by this
time, and will soon be tried for his crimes
before jury of his former associates in the
Democracy, for il should be known that he
was formerly and originally q Democrat.
This latter fact may account for some of
the pecularities of his more recent conduct.
Original sin takes deep root.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

Isn't II about time to revive the several
State political organizations among De-
partmental people that were abandoned SO
hastily last year, Secretary SHERMAN
says the boys can go to work again that is,
he says every legitimate effort should be
made to reclaim the House from Demo-
National Republican., 1878-04-20
IJIEfI.

COYLE--ELIzABrrH CoYLH, nred seven months
and thirteen days, the youngest child OF John d. and
Sarah T. Joyle.
Funeral viii take place Sunday, 2is at 40 p. M,
from residence. s'i Virginia avenue southwest
DONOVAN.-On Thursday. April IS 1sTs, amer n
long and painful Illness which lie bore with Christian
fOrtltude, CoRSEIlrs DoSOvAS, aged hfy-slr years.
Fune al will take place the 2!st instant, at p.
from his late residence Oii sixteenth street north
west. Friends OF the family cordially invited to
attend. May he rest In peace.
GIBSOS.-At his residence, 1877 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Dr. J. J. GiisoS, formerly of Mississippi.
Funeral at y. M. SATURDAY.
GEE.-On the evening OF the 18th instant, OLIVE
NJ, infant daughter Of Fred. A. and olive NJ. Gee. .
OWENS.-On the morning OF Friday. April ~. 1873,
JAMES ORLASDo only child Of a. and =. Y. Owens,
agcd ten months and nineteen DAYS.
The funeral Will take place from his parents resi-
dence. No. II Eighth street southeast, on saturday at
II o'clock Ia winch the relatives and friends are
spcctfully invited.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

SAM. Cox's little flag bill flags. He pro-
poses that no such thing as advertising the
candidacy of the Democrats for office shall
be done by printing names on our national
colors. The solid Southern Democratic.
Claim-Agent vote is behind you on this
proposition, SAMMIE. Your Southern friends
would even 60 farther, and iprohibit the
faU
National Republican., 1878-04-20

SENATOR HowEs declaration that he had
no "accompliccs" in the preparation or de-
livery Of his late speech was mistake He
probably meant to deny that Great Con-
spiracy or an anti-Administration League
among Republicans had selected him as II
mouth piece, as charged by the Opposition,
The truth is the distinguished Senator is
completely overwhelmed with "accomplices"
after the fact
National Republican., 1878-04-20

CUTLER, of New Jersey, LUTTRrLL, of
California, and BRIDGES and CLYMER, Of
Pennsylvania, bolted the action of the DEM
seratic caucus yesterday on the adjourn
ment resolution and voted with the Repub-
Leans What shall become of them?
National Republican., 1878-04-20

WASHINGTON TERRITORY is taking the
requisite preliminary steps for admission to
the Union as State. Two more Republi-
can Senators appear in the not very dim
and distant future.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

BLuE-JEANs WILLIAMS wisely refraired
nom exercising his gubernatorial power to
call out the Democratic militia in the In
diana riots the other day. They would
naturally have joined the mob and killed a
fsw more ...niggers," you know.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

IsN'r ii full time some Mejum had re-
ceived a spiritual communication from Boss
TwEEDP The Democracy is in sore need of
sdvics from some accustomed leader, and
might get a red-hot dose from him.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

WHAT kind of salaries would the mem
bes of the present House earn if they were
70 be paid in accordance with the real value
Of their services9 Verify the equilibrium
Of things needs adjusting.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
THE editor of this journal celebrated the

nriy-sixth anniversary Of his wedding yes
terday with q family dinner-party at his
residence, on q street northwest, at which
were assembled three Of his children
all that remain on earth to bless his hale
and hearty old age-four grandchildren,
and one great grandchild. Such occasions
arc 30 rare in these days that this one is
deemed worthy of especial notice by the
sold Gentleman's' Office associates, all Of
whom join in the public and earnest con-
gratulations this paragraph is intended
70 convey.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND is q know
ing sort Of chap for one possessed of SO
many exceptional qualities of character.
He sets up now rs political prophet with
the prediction that HENDRICKS will be
nominated for the Presidency in 1880 on
the first ballot The Boston Post remarks
Shat GEORGE is a little too previous.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

The Southern Claim Agents have decided
- continue their raid on the Treasury in-
definitely. They refused yesterday to con-
eur in the Senate adjournment resolution.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

PRESIDENT HAYES, it is now officially
announced, will not leave Washington for a
longer period than few days during his
tarm of oflice-thot is, until March 4, 1ssl.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

SAN. RANDALL thinks he is going to be
be an angel.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

THE Madison (Wis.J State Journal prom
ises gain of one Republican Representa-
tive from tho Badger State this fall. Next!
National Republican., 1878-04-20

President HAYEs, while Governor Of
Ohio, pardoned 800 pcnitentiary convicts.
This was the beginning of Cancellation.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

cptio control. whs WIN move Arst snd'
~ Tie sincslty of fhis pefnissien scfon-
dscendingly Souclsefed to Amssicaus to
exerciss the rights uf free citizenshipf
National Republican., 1878-04-20

THE cheapest method To cheat the undortakeT
(who is generally around when coughs and colds
preyailDi Is TO buy and use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
1t always cures
National Republican., 1878-04-20
Married.

FLETCHER-DARTLErr.- this city, Tu.s.
day. April 49, 1873 by Rev. A. h. Mason, +. S.
FLErCIIER, OF Chester, Pa, to EMMA BARTLETT, Of
this city.
GRAHAM-CRISWELI.-A the Memorial Iuth-
eran Church. "Wednesday evening, April II, instant,
by the Rev, J. q. Butl,r u. D.. pastor, GEoHgE +
GRAHAM aud HATTIE NJ. CRrswELL, both OF this
city.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
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1878 aREAT 1S7SI
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sssssBiS BGSftH EhfSs dsh s* baO'r
RAINS LEAVE Wish MIshisGT6s isis rom Depot, cor
Eos S,S:sss s"$ \: Ss ~ls n s:.,, l rom rom
Pittsburs 10 " Cincinnati. I 81 iSuis. ard ChcasOi
SSsRE Sb ND FeiSs f + S9iGrsSa
sor gsnsnds.sss heches'er Bnnsio NsssIn
s t fsss n.ss SfE; & %:ssR sna En- :.
FOR New New YSfssPs YsgfP I'd ssISsy aSs ya. LEO M. and
Ssy os ss sosS hsSe pssGs Sr ssessS S M ams ss
For WHY ss: 8: q ra.
niorinS drss transfer to ralton street syo,d yost
for New Yorh and the East i ssI,y; except
sunday, WIN Sleeping Csr nom washington 70
For ,,S daily ~ s stSsD' sgnSsy s1a ss
N ot dfE sassps E spasy S m and 90
For Popes Geek Line sSS a m. and 1s2o p m. dsny
For fs aSHspohs' % Is; m and e, Up m daily s1csp,
AS&xHHF2SSS &xH 3SR n kHtHtH%SshfN ISb %SshfNs
For Asif%ss me " Sunday q sIS sS I, n and ii l. .aa r. &
r.S. .sS. a. asssssss ssgi ri S%S..saron so
sio. 70 II . m. !, : t2. slo and p m
comnodstions can Se procured At ihe sicssS north.
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rnAsk asa:s asss; .si asS CT
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
rAridRAG ffhST hfsE RSHHsH asp sHoRf SSSurr
n
NoHrH. West. NoHTnwHSr s2.S,. ss2 sSyTHysG; x n,
LEAVE wAsHrsoTos.
500 a m, baltimore and way stations
sfssbGrs. winehester, and way siaiion, Va Relay.
siS a % M. %PisdmSnt % strsssurs winchester, Hasers
town, Point Of Roeks and way stations.
SsIs Ssw g sS:12 ss% S:F s1a
:s.J a NJ; St Louis, Cincinnati, chlcaso Pi,.sSp,s
sneeG, Sunday s s sssqnsos "a Ss
vile, Cincinnati. Columbus chicaso. Junction, and
.ScS m. baltimore Annapolis ana way 'tst,ona
isio q: m. Baltimore. EIicot, city. Annpao,s and
.iS p m.' New York and phll.as,phis Express P'ss
SUNDAY e .ns MsS a " sss
90 ,. m., Bsitner., Blaaen.ours. and Laurel E1
.fS p, M. r. Of Foeks Frederick, w,nehe,e. and
way stations On sunday 70 Pt Of Rocks aud va,
sLtO D. m, Baltic, Annapolis and way stations
$50 p. M, Phiadephia, Norfolk and baltimore
express Ellioou CITY. Passengers for Norfolk taker
in The direct 70 boat at Canton No connection oil
Sunday for Norfolk.
..t:5on m, baltimore and way statlons rvn
.6.S p. m. Chicago and Columbus express SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
sT.3o p. m. baltimore express
'9:2S =. M, 81, Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsoury ex
press SLEEPING CAR to St. Louis and Plttsburg
No connection for Pttsburg on sunday.
500 y. M, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimnr.
CIAL sLEEPING CAR 10 Philadelphia.
Trains marked daily; other trains daily eIcep
hunday. mylSl
National Republican., 1878-04-20

- sP,rfaIs Not fess.
sGI5 q BslAr s. 4 sSSi siI q SAIs nm: I'm
N..TsH.' = .''ISs &Sstt .s:s *! sEs !ssHsslk q IT,
tlB- FROM PROFESSOR A JACKSON, IA:
G sSa have s Ssea FSSs
Tons 81 n n prasos ss
ommend II extremely use ful IN of debility and
weak an digestion requiring strens'hsnins nourisnent'
eI- CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
~ TnkAsuRY LDkrAsTnENT.
where's .ysssss bsssss, sss, q Z The
spfss snat e
in the city of Washington. in the county OF Washing
al ss sp proSoSs sSs &c RsSss ascs Sf 1sd
S Se iS e S s
NOW sheTsfp.e .Jonn ,sy Kno1 !hs
TbS& saSS Sf WI f ETY. if.
S 6l r. e TO
ne 5usss.s q ssnEs groyasdln n section 6isS OF
Ofio' ,ss, ,nls l',h day Of April jSSN Isas KNOX
spiissti No. zssa comptroer d the Currency.
COX HAS s,isH;d REMovEp H,.IaIs.o HIS OF;
$50 to 10 a M, and from to $50 p. m. apSTh&Satit
~- DIR. 9: II. BOWEN HAS REMOVED TO
- ~ Thirteenth stree, near Q northwest Res. Rssi.
RssIssncs hSer sSm C !, % ga 81
rw-. NEURALGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
can testify. SOLD at coassiis,s drusstors ianseG
r~- HEADACHE. .TooTHACHE. EARAcHE
sc; cured by fiuid Lightnins sold y
~ Collie, &C. &r., relieved at once by Fluid Light
nl%E ssid at ooaihhs drus''0fs' Masonic Temple
er THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM.
street opposite Treasury DepaItment Fire and burg
other articles q value receysd II trunks q S,hsE
Pre,idsn,j & GEORGE W: RIGGS Vice Presdenti /
fG1. HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC, PoNDs Ex.
eAS TRACT, HOMEOPATHIC Medicines, sold at Tenn.
pies Drug Store. = and Ninth streets ss-f
rS5f- NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL
k u New YORK. ON ss
cause and cure Of Premature Decline. showing indis-
SSw lost o lie 10
the treatment Of nervous and physical debility being
hsd Hs RRS
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
rIys UNIvERsALIsT oHURcH.-REv. AL.
Ssr NJ kep S Will p.sase enear y sy sseSs c snasH @
school at $50 n. m.
.~z5t. ALL SOULS CHURCH CUNITARTINJ
~ Easter sunday, Rev. Clay MactRuley, pastor.
as New e dr m the s6u Go%manSn amed
ately after morning service. Nespers at 1880 y. m.
Lejeals Ma
| r~SassMOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ. Y. CHURCH
| sSS South, corner Ninth aud X streets north
west Preaching TO.M0RR0W, at u a m. and 5:3l
shnra HSasp aSS 'sif"f of pres Mofnnr SER
wce Ihe heSuTrection OF Shr,si n evening service,
| vited.
| ~Ess SABBATH EVENING SERMONS ON
Prophecy. BY Rev Dr; Chester. pastor o.
| avenue and Fourth street southeast. TOMORROW
| EVENING: Continuation OF the subject OF "Tht
Modcrn Phases Of Inhdelity, as foretold In the
| Prophecies"
National Republican., 1878-04-20

nSB. FROM PROFESSOR A. JACKSON, IA:
kSS val University, Quebec I have used a good
deal Of Coldens Iiebigs Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Tonic Invigoraior In pivRte practioe, and rec
ommend extremely ul In OF debility and
weak digestion requiring strengthening nourishment'
National Republican., 1878-04-20

NATIoNAL BRASS WORKS, Si6. 3ls AND 500
~ II rtccmth street. N. W. THOMAS SOMER-
Vli.Lh, dealer In Plumbers supplies and manuIac-
Steam and GnS-F Fitting. noi1-0m
National Republican., 1878-04-20

T ANGUAGES TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish. Italian: German. ac:-by
RIJHAbD +. EVANS.
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue Washington d. c.
ocll.ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,. The OPEN
ing exercises OF the fall term OF the scho-
lastic year OF the Wheeling Female College
were held yesterday morning under the
most favorable auspices. The attendance
OF pupils and visitors was large. After de-
votional services, short addresses were
made by Hon. @. D. Hubbard, President
OF the Board of Trustees, Rev. W. C..
snodgrass, Judge G. L. Cranmer, DR..
IS. t. Jepson, Rev. George Hite,
DR.. T. II. Logan, Rev. S. b. Barnitz,
W. A. List, Esq, and Rev. 7. F. Clancy.
The faithful labors, during the vacation as
we'll as before, OF Miss Taylor, the Presi-
dent Of the Faculty, have been rewarded
By an increased number OF both boarding
and day scholars. There is no change in
the Faculty except that Miss Hortense
Disbrow, OF New York City, succeeds Miss
Belle Caldwell, who will sail shortly for a
foreign land as missionary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

EVER since DR.. VIM. NJ. Giles, Of 45l
Sixth avenue, extended frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus.
mess for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which II thus thrust
upon the curious attention Of his neigh.
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
loiidk ammonia LinimeHt, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men of the country.
A valuable horse Of the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try Gles'
Linimat, and are gratiied to say It acted
like charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

Ar meeting of the Citizens Executive
Committee for the relief Of the sufferers Of
the yellow fever, Mt Wiesel Hall last even
ing, Mayor Sweeney presided.
Reports were presented of the progress
being nude by the district committees in
collecting money and in selling tickets for
the proposed concert. The reports were
very encouraging, and very effective work
is being done.
1t was ordered that the district COM
mittees should be requested to first nc
cept donations in money and afterwards
offer the concert tickets for sale.
The Committee on Programme reported
that very great number OF ladies, gentle
men and organizations in the city
had offered their services at the con.
cert and literary entertainment, and
that the committee felt safe in
promising one OF the most attractive en-
tertainments ever given in this city. The
sum OF twenty-five dollars was paid to the
Treasurer, being a subscription made TO
the relief fund by the Zion Benevolent So
ciety OF Rev. Meerwein's Church, South
Side.
The committee adjourned to meet this
Thursday evening ut Weisel Hall at 1
o'clock sharp, and the ward members OF
the committee are requested to ascertain
and report the number OF concert tickets
sold by theirseveraldistrict committees.
THEo. KoBER,
tSfcrftdFV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

PERSONAL PoNrs. Hon. Lynn Rodgers,
ex.member OF the House OF Delegates
from Brooke county, was in the city yes
tertiay.
Henry spcyer, Esq, OF Speyer Bros,
reached home from the East Yesterday.
Mr.. John II. Kennard, OF Cincinnati, is
in the city stopping at the Stamm House.
Chris. Sickle left for Pittsburgh yester-
day. He expects to attend a large we'd
ding in that city this evening.
MIR. Ludwig Enke, who assisted Mr.,
Lankan in identifying the Opera House,
left for his home in Baltimore Inst evening,
Mr.. Abe Harris, for many years con-
neCted with the La Belle mill, leaves for
Chicago next Saturday, where he expects
to take charge OF the rolls in Joseph II.
Brown ( CO.. iron mill in that city.
Mr.. John 7. Brewster and Miss Mary
Brewster, who have been visiting friends
at the Central Hotel, will leave for the
West to-day.
Mrs. Frank Bender, Of Pittsburgh, is in
the city on visit to friends and relatives
Of the South Side.
Mr.. John P. Chew left to'~n last even.
Ing for Georgetown ID. C.) College, where
he VIII resume his studies.
Rev. Father Kuehn, who Is in charge OF
Rev. Father Schliecher's congregation,
South Wheeling, during that gentleman's
absence in Europe, is gaining hosts Of
friends by his uniformly urbane conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

Mr.. Edison c. Brace, of the Patent Office,
Washington, D. c., formerly one OF the
staff OF the Standard, who has been visiting
his old friends in the city for several days,
leaves this morning, per steamer, for
Charleston. We wish him a pleasant
Journey and a long life of usefulness.
Miss Mamie Fordyce, of Adrian, Mich,
is visiting friendsin Wheeling and vicinity.
Manager Reister, Of the Opera House, is
daily employing first-class performers for
the occasion.
Mrs. Aarons, of West Chester, Pa, who
has been here on visit to her sister, Miss
Taylor, returns home to-day.
Mr.. James McCabe, popular writer,
residing in Philadelphia, is here on visit
to his brother, Mr.. Robert AIcCabe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

BELLAtRR Locals Miss Kate Rodiier,
daughter Of John Rodifer, residing at
Pultney Bottom, few miles south OF here,
after u protracted and very painful sick
ness OF aBright's disease Of the kidneys"
for several months, is recovering very
ast,and pronounced BY the attending ply
sicians to be beyond any danger OF re-
lapse.
Mrs. James S. Sellars and her two daugh-
tens returned to the city last Tuesday after
two months visit among relatives in the
country.
Mrs. J. f. Dobler and children returned
from two months visit among relatives
and friends in Marietta and in the rural
districts OF Washington county.
Mr.. Martin Herpich, the amiable pro
prietor of the Tidal Wave Restaurant, in
this place, leaves for ParkeBburg next
Saturday, to claim one OF the fair daugh-
tens OF that city for his bride. We con-
graduate.
Since the establishment of city work
shop in this place, wherein, by muscular
strength, large stones are reduced TO a
minimum size, the average tramp scruti::
Mics Bcllaire with q suspicious twinkle OF
his opticals and concludes to give the
place wide berth. For several weeks
past but few tramps, II any, visited this
locality.
Husband & Inskeep, druggists, removed
their business into a larger store room last
Monday.
Mr.. ]. r. Naylor, the city news dealer,
received complete stock OF school books
few days ago, from Cincinnati.
Prof. |. S. SellarS, the photographer, has
engaged the services OF Mr.. Robert Archi-
bald, OF your city, practical workman, to
assist him in his business.
Gen. Barnabas Burns and Hon. D. ].
Lawson, the Democratic nominee for Con-
gress in this district, will deliver addresses
here September II, and Senator Allen G.
Thurman, OF Ohio, and Hon. Wilson, of
West Virginia, September 80.
DR.. Updegraf, the Republican nominee
for Congress, will open the campaign here
tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

YELLOW FEVER RELIEF. The following
arc the names of the ladies appointed by
DR.. 7. H. Logan and s. Horkheimer, Esq,
Of the Second Ward, to SOLICIT and receive
contributions for the benefit ofthe yellow
fever sufferers OF the South: Mrs James
Robinson, Mrs. Henry Jacobs, Miss Jen.
ME Bloch, Mrs. VIM. H. Sheib, Mrs. NJ.
Emsheimer, Mrs. NJ. Pollock, Mrs. n. Gaus,
Miss Sarah Blum, Mrs. Fredricka Wehner,
Mrs. Jacob Hull, AIrs. Joseph PAUL, Mrs,
VIM. Riheldaffer, Mrs. Bohn.
The relief committee OF the Third Ward,
VI. Keilly and B. Davenport, have appoint
ed the following named ladies, additional
members OF the committee, who are auth
orized to collect funds by selling tickets
and BY soliciting money in that ward:
Miss Bertha Pollock, Mrs. John ]. Jones,
Mrs. John a. White, Miss Lou Butler,
Miss Cora updegratE, Mrs DIR. Baird, Mrs.
VIM. F. Butler, Miss Julia Wheat, Mrs.
Robt. White, Mrs. DIR. Hupp, Mrs. Vim.
X. Elson, Miss Belle Mendel, Miss Ida
Harden.
In the list OF names OF members of com.
mittees published yesterday Miss Molly
Phillips, should have read Miss Molly
Phippsand Miss Belle Fon should have read
Miss Belle Fox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05
River News.

River 8 feet inches. Weather clear and
pleasant.
The AIallie Ragon departed for Parkers'
burg at 10Y o'clock.
The Della, from sunfsh, was the only
arrival during the day, the sistersvillt
packet, Phaeton having from some cause
failed to put in an appearance.
EBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September 4.-River II
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
New ORLEANS, September 4.-Arrived
John Dippold and barges, st. Louis. De
parted: John Dippold and barges, st
Louis. Tie Scudder has laid over until
to-day taking on sugar. Weather partly
cloudy and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, September 4.-River feet s
inches above low water mark. Weathe,
clear and warm. Arrived Golden Eagle
Keokuk; Millar, Cincinnati. Departed
Golden Eagle, Keokuk.
ylcKsBuRo, Sept. Weather warm and
cloudy; threatening rain tonight; Their
mometer 930.
DEvAxsvrLLE, September 4.-River falling
with 5 feet in the canal.
LOUISVILLE, September 4. Weather
clear and pleasant. Departed S
Bransford.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

LIVER Is KIxo.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as Il con-
trols the life, health and happiness Of man;
kinds OF ailments are the natural result. The
digestion Of food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. II has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequaled In curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint and all the nt'
merous symptoms that result from an un'
healthy condition OF the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove that 1t Is Just what you want.
eodkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-05

TRicKs OF TIE MARKEr.-We were in
formed yesterday that certain dealers OF
hucksters who attend market have been
industriously circulating among country
people a rumor that Wheeling is sort Of
plague stricken district; that instead Of
the yellow fever the cholera is prevalent
among us; that q steamboat lies anchored
in the river, the crew OF which had all
died of the disease excepting one who had
managed TO smuggle himself ashore. To
ouu.eountry cousins we would say that the
tale is utterly false, made out OF the whole
cloth. There is not, that We know Of, q
single case OF cholera inthe United States,
saving nothing about Wheeling. Wesup'
pose the parties haverevampcd the history
ofthei l-tated John Porter, which has never
been higher up the Ohio than Gallipolis,
and now lies at anchor several miles be
low that town. Wheeling is now, and has
been all summon, entirely free from any
epidemic sickness whatever. In fact, the
city never was healthier, and the Health
Officer is about completing thorough
cleansing OF the city, in order to fortify
us against the prevalence OF any form oil
disease, either indigenous or that may by
accident be imported, during the coming
fall months.