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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
cnenn nua Sa.,r Ionn chinnn,a,n.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Is pouring hot
shot into the Chinese immigration to this
country. It is laboring to show up the
true character and influence Of these unde-
sirablc immigrants. It shows that they
are a poisonous population into our midst.
It shows that only the'p poorer and inferior
classes Of Cinnamon come 10 the. United
States, large numbers Of them being cool.
les. They bring to us nothing Of value,
and they add nothing TO. the wealth
Of the State while here. They build no
houses establish no manufactures, run no
mills or shops, engage in no occupation
profitable to the community at large, and
buy nothing from white man which can
be procured OF a Chinaman. They sim.
ply quarter themselves upon US for q few
years-"forage upon the enemy" so to
speak-so that, when their time comes to
Join the innumerable caravan that returns
TO the Flowery Kingdom they may 20
laden with the spoils wrested from the
Outside barbarians." sr 7ss5-. m
II there were no political reasons why
the coming OF Cinnamon i, should not be
encouraged, there are moral and social
reasons plenty as blackberries why It
shonld be discouraged-not only discour-
aged but. actually prohibited by law. Peo-
pie who know nothing Of Cinnamon save
what they have read, or learned from OBJ
scrvation OF the few specimens who have
strolled this way, can have no conception
OF the degradation Of the masses Of that
people. ..,..- .-.g
Those Of them who come TO the United
States are almost universal liars and
thieves, as well as incorrigible smokers
and eaters OF opium, and drinkers OF the
yilest compounds OF "China blandy,"a
decoction made Of rice, and as much worse
than the worst grade Of American whisky
as whisky is worse than mineral water.
They are utterly CONSCIOUSNESS, un-
Trustworthy, and have not the faintest
conception Of moral obligation.
While cowardly and cringing In the
presence OF white men or superior force,
they are deceitiul, treacherous, and,
where they have power, incomparably
cruel. They are yictains Of and slaves TO
to all the known aud ordinary vices, and
adopts in nameless crimes unknown be-
fore their advent; and their debasing In
fluence upon children with whom they
come in contact Is most poisonous and
deadly. They are utterly deficient in the
qualities OF filial or parental love, and will
sell their own children or leave an aged
and afflicted parent TO die unattended with
us little computations as professional |
butcher will knock hog In the head.
They traffic, unrestrained by our laws, In |
human flesh, buying and selling women as
We do horses. and maintaining their own
secret Courts for the enforcement OF their
immoral contracts. In short, every China
man is walking embodiment OF oil the
vices and villainios, and living illustra-
ton OF human being without single |
redeeming trait or virtue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STriadelphia Accommodation. This train only runs
between Wheeling and Trladelphia. 1-lsl %
fsteuben vllle Recommendation. train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tnI Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when required AZ
sherman House, Rtnaville, West Wheeling and
EraIsl Hill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

me New voiume OF the L,yinglA Age. =
The number OF LittelFs Lirlg Age for the
week ending Jan'y 4th begins ttsone hum
dred and fortieth volume.
In thisyolume George Mach onald'anew
and Increasingly interesting serial story
"sir Gibble, ? will be continued from week
to week until completed; new serial,
"The Brides Pass" by Sarah Tyler,
whose stories "What She Game Through"
and "Rey. Adam Cameron's Visit to Lon
dom attracted 30 much attention in The
Living Age, will be begun in January; Q
House, y BY Katharine S. Maequoid, auth
or Of "Patty," etc, Is announced to appear
early in the new year; choice short stories,
for which The Lining Age has become
noted, including TRANSACTIONS from the
French, ETC., will continue q feature Of the
magazine; and, through the year, the lead.
ing foreign authors will be represented in
this department OF the periodical. ..8i
i. In science, politics, theology and general
literature, articles are mentioned Us forth
coming from the foremost thinkers, inyes-
tigators and writers, including w. 81. Nal:
lock, authoEof "Positivism on an Island"
Dean Stanley, RI. Hon. W. Z. Gladstone,
James Anthony Froude, Prof. Goodwin
Smith, Richard A. Proctor, Prof. Huxley,
DR.. W. b. Carpenter, Prof. Max Muller,
Mathew Arnold, and others, with sketches
by r. d. Blackmore, author Of "Lorna
Doone," VIM. Black, Mrs. oliphant, An
thony Trollope, etc. In short, with the
recent great impetus given to foreign peri
odical literature, The Lring Age promises
to be richer than ever in the work Of the
ablest minds Of the time, and will give
their productions witha completeness moi
elsewhere attempted. s.t %
The beginning Of 4 new year Is favora'
BILE time Tor the beginning OF q subscrip.
ton; and the publishers still present to
new subscribers for 1879 the six numbers
OF 1878 containing the first parts OF Mac
Donald's "sir Gibbie." Littell & Gay, Bos'
ton, publishers. ''s ia-r' d. .'.-a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

- GEORGE B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. c. HERyKY, Auctloneer. noit
The above sale has been adjourned until FRIDAY,
December 9Th, A. D. 1878 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ al same
place. d. u----L| ~
I de20 GEORGE B. CALDWELL. Trustee
The above sale Is adjourned until WEDNESDAY,
January nd, 1872 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 1t same place
de2s GEORGE B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
West virginia Medical society Transae-
tons.
NJ. uI..i.i. s.iinnai .Io.rnnl

We.. Virginia Educational Journal.
1.-THE Transactions Of the State Medical
Society" at its last session, in Weston,
reached US too late for an extended notice
this week. The transactions" were
published OF the ISrELLIoEScER office,
which accounts for the neatness and cor
RICHNESS OF the pamphlet. It is our pur-
pose to notice more fully hereafter this
document, and especially the valuable
paper OF DR.. N. S. Hall, on Estate Medi-
cine and Public Hygiene"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28

"PBEvlous to coming to waukesha, had
been under the care Of one Of the most
eminent physicians of Cincinnati, for ca
tarrh OF the bladder, but ! drank OF your
miraculous Spring bethesda Water. l
weigh more now than l ever did before,
and l consider myself well man, thanks
to Bethesda, "-Eettsr 70 Chi. Dunbar,
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MARRIED.

HIGGtNs-LoNG-ou Wednesday, December q,
1875, BY Raw J. T. Mcclure, Ar. =. +. HisdiSs and
Mis- HATTIE LoN0, both Of this city.
NcELROY-sMITH-Att The U. r. Church, on
Wednesday, December q, 1875 BY Rev. 2. Mcclure
III. AHDIEw J. McELRor aud Miss FRANCIS N.
SMITH.
pIpGooD- cRoCKARD.-on wednesday, Decem-
Der Is, 1878, BY Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, Mr.. GEoRdE W.
BIp0oop and Mis- MARY L. CR0cKARD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
THREE AND A QuAnTER ruoUsAyp

doube-eolumn octave pages u reading. matter yearly
Il presents 10 an inexpensive form, considering ID
great amount Of matter with freshness owing 10 liz
weekly Issue, and With Batisfactory complete
Essays, Reviews Criticisms, Tales Sketches Of Trayoi
and Discovery Poetry, Scientific Biographical Histo.
rical and Political Information FROM The entire body
o. Foreign Periodical Literature, and from The pens
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Sueraal aqnsases.
a CARD.

To ali who are suffering from the errors and indis-
ersons Of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay loss
Of manhood, DC, will send recipe that will cure
you, PRE- OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary In South America. Send
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
UIRUSTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE. @'.s
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Daniel Cady 70
the undersigned Trustee, dated the 18th day Of Nay
1879 and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Of The
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd
Of Trust Book No. u, page 62S, will on y H-lf
THURSDAY, the soth day Of January, A. D. 1879.
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of aid day. at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county. 10 the city
Of Wheeling, sell ut public auction the following do
srribcd real cstate that Is TO say The west half 81 lot
numbered one hundred and seventy (i70), being on
the north side Of and bounding Oh Seventeenth street
iod Zane street, In the city Of Wheeling, county Of
ohio and State Of West Virginia. being thirty feet In
front aud one hundred and twenty ll2O) feet back.
Excepting from the above described property the
north thlTtythee (33) feet heretofore conveyed by
Daniel Cady and wife 10 Mary Jane Cady, wife q
AlonLo Cady, by deed dated the 18th day OF April,
iS7G, and recorded 10 the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Ohio county In Deed Book No. %,
page 1875. f
TIHNs oV sALE-one-hali. or % much more Of the
purchase money the purchaser may elect 70 pay In
cash. and the residue In SIX and twelve months IRON
the day Of sale the purchaser 10 give his notes secured
by deed Of trust on said property, for tho id de-
ierred instRllments, payable SIX and twelve months
respectively from the day OF SALE with interest from
said day. lid
delS II, Il, DOVENER, Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-28
fNRUSTEE'S SALE.

By vlrtueo Of Deed Of Trust made by william No
NAbb and Annie Z. McNabb, his wife, 10 the under
dEned rs Trustee dated the 18th day Of May 1875 and
Of record 10 the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county West Virginia. In book Of deeds Of trust
and mortgages No. ., 1t page Iss, the undersigned
will on G ...,I....r -
THURSDAY, tho 18th day Of December, A. D. 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction
Il the front door Of the Court House Of aid county
In tho city Of Wheeling West Virginia. the following
described real estate situate In xaid city county and
State, to-wIt The undivided half Of all that part o.
lot numbered eighty-nino In the 9Th Ward Of sLd
city, which Md part measures 39 feet In width and
runs Of that width from the creek % line drawn from
the point where the western boundary Of sad part Of
lot 50 intersects with the north line Of 10th street. 70
the alley hereinafter mentioned and at night angles
with the alley and said part also includes the TRAN
gular piece Of ground between said line last named
drawn 10 said alley and 10th street; the mid part Of
aid ot adjons an alley on the east side Of aaid pa
lot and measures feet 10th street, and has on
same the wagon shops lately operated By william Nc
Nabb, aud % the same granted 10 William McNabb
and Thomas Motiat BY Thomas Seill and others By
deed dated April Sth, 1854, and now Of record 10 aid
Clerks ONCE In deed book No. IS, ut folios and 2
Terms OF SALE-0ne-third Of the purchase money,
or Is much more thereof the purchaser may elect
pay, In cash. and the residue In two equal INSTALL
ments bearing interest from fhe day Of ale, payable
slx and twelve months respectively from the day Of
ae and heeured BY deed Of trust the property sold
The title Is believed good, but selling q Trustee
shall convey only such tile As Is vested In me by aid
dAad A. tFal
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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ADYERTIskMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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A..
FALL orEsINo.
J. 4 c. JOHNSTON.
Brosdwsy, 5th and 22d 81
Monday. september Ie.
they win throw
their entire faii importstio..
New silks
D-.s. Goods.
French Costumes
Carpsts-Turkish Persian Indian Rags and csrp.ta
Also magnificent variety OF Upholstery Goods
taina
Samples goods gratuisouy TO all parts cfths
country application thus enabling ousoow. parties
us residents OF the city.
j.. c. JOHNSTON.
II BEPs SHIRTS
THE BKsT AND CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
WE CANNOT MAKE BETTER SHIRTS AT Ay1
PRICE
All mad. from the CELEBRATED wAMsUrrA NUS
LIN. Bosoms 3-ply. all linen. The very best
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE SHIRTS. for "a
Only plain seams to finish.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, the very best. to measure.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
sented to every purchaser OF u shirts
KEEPS UNDERwEAR.
NEW FALL Styles
searls. knit Vest. and Drawers. 81 so each,
Fancy BabrigTsn Vests and Drswers,s 81 - each.
sesrlst a.nael Vest. aud Drawers q so each
Enysh Hsif Hose, super 81 per half dosen.
KEEPS UMBRELLAS
Best bingham pa,cn, protected ribs. 81 zach.
Es .sn . : ~ .
KEEPS COLLARS AND CUFFS.
y9gRrty LINEN LINEN s9ttArs sefya /. e. 81, s.
sSSFs sssFa ..a hah svr.S male. ..
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
All Of KEEPS good, warranted to give psrreo. ss,,st.s
Telephones eonnec, stores and factory
.-Essa KEEP MANUFACTURING coMrAsYs
No e2s g,o.dway.} New York
No. 3si Fulton 1t. Brooklyn
ScnwARz's TOY BAzAARs.
ae5 Broadway. between s,h and 9th sss
1850 Broadway, corner 9th st.
Daily unpaeking new goods,
person ally selected In Europe
Among tho novelties is the life like
swimminx DOLL
the greatest
Partisan sensation,
price 81.
A CLEARING OUT sALE.-fREScu GOLD "a.
hper Hahgngs, 25cents per roll: hne Paper 10 cents;
fine gold Window shades. 81 per psir also C.rPs,s add
Oiicloths. 80 cents per yard JAMES W. COATES. III
hudson ST, opposite Domtuick ".
A ". vIGOUROuX REMOVED TO 10 EAST i7TU
n .st. near Broadway largo stock OF mported Updcr.
trousscaax stamping establishments Initials. monogram
i0s handk orchie table and bed cloths, embroidered to
order; wholesale. In basement.
MATKIMONIAI.
4 GkNrIhMAN tAGE ~. hDUCAIED AUUUs.
~ toned aiu-nce, about 10 conc into possession OF
lady martnpnisy Inclined practical. Uhrstss besred
writer perfectly sincere.
having eouabi- references socits correspondence
with lady OF means as Ab0ve Address, conndcn.
italy, A Is. ID, Herald oniec
Any LADY NOT OVER u MArRrMoSIALLY IN.
"A lined iuay address. giving personal description and
accom- pshmehts, CASHMERE. Herald oaice.
"A snce Of amiabie Intelligent lady, OF moderate
means matrimouisliy inclined Address soLUs Herald
oaice.
NgArRtMONIAb-ALL WHO WISH TO MARuy
Nsend 25c. TO SYDNEY sBi M0uR. log East 10th ~.
fUr register
MIsCELLANEOUs.
IVE NsPAfK CLOTHES wRfNGERS rlff, FoK
w snd return them tree OF charge. 1859 Broadway.
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A GRAND DISPLAY
FALL DRESS GOODS.
coSfRlsiSG rnE LATEST NOVELTIES
y FoREIaN Ayp DOMESTIC rAnHIc.
At rxrEAo DINARY Low rnIo.s:
!: /. :. /. I'M. !;
+: +: !: :: l......I|....l. !. : :. !.
sos AND sli BROADWAY,
BLrwnEN ilTn AND larn srkEErs
GRAND EXHIBITION OF
100 piece. DEAp p'ARYoY, new designs. lsc. yard
n e'
So pieces double widta oAMEL's HAIR DIAGONAL.
80 pieces LuPIN's ALL-wooL DOUBLE wAEP
EXTREMELY LON LON PRICES Of aos s,, Sc. and 6oe
SOC ,ss ya.s; r.sn wG,h e5e c,xr,s nam pA1Ds :,
beautiful design, cooriuss "a yards wide, 81 yard
n irfStA EStst1tt4 fHsIs LS% sSyFHT5f FET5Es
rHE TEl hSsf SrFs 81 H84RAS
Rb"Sk Fl Sk fS6sb SSP SogSIff y faE o919s Gf42:
sE4SK ;;es AssAsA ss
iSS s WsS ssskET or y.: . s
SLAoK SIX w%kF HENRIETTA CLOTH. size
'irSgT'sa kgrfSs ALL Il WOOL BLACK FRENCH cAsHMEREs
co0iSiATEbs IsGiisa GRAPE. CSC, 1 a,.rd.
\ SsS f'Ss PHF.$SHfsS
piece: sASH stsSk TAsSa aHGs asas s.xsy IS:
"S' 20 piece. ss BLACK eRos GRAIN DRESS SILKS, "a
EXTRA ca@EMfkE 81 nn.h 81 2s
s41ES a9:a s,., sEos GRAIN DRESS
2pi.ee. BLACK LYONS SILK VELVET, 81 yard;
Is pisces BLACK LYONS SILK VELVET, 81 SO
~ as pisces BLAcK LYONS SILK VELVET. 27 ,nehe.
s'i y pss. = SILK Black LYONS VELVET, ae neAe.
wide, s. y yard; worth 81
Shrss sps ,sr:a
Z. WE WILL ALSO H4XE oy SALE
Al FRroEs That IsIgt oASSpT Gi.S2R FAIL 70 BE
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
1sIf III Of oH EFiSSS soEdiFES oEFAFEShS1S
T. SHNHHlsd o2V3s 500 SsS HSSka1Sf 81 fsaoAfD&Ax
UTUMN FABRICS
We ARE NOW oPEKiNg AN .s..n 80
NOVELTIES
IN SILKS; DRESS eoops; ySIAscsUEss,,
SELECTED FROM Latest iMfoEriArloSs
A. I. STEWART CO..
BROADWAY, 4ru Az. ora AND 10TH srs
CARPETS.
Ah He fsa sH ssSE5E
AND YISTIaSEsFiSE ISTEsf sFSErsi rIAsurA0TuREna
ORIENTAL CARPETS
ALSO ExHlBirISG oSSErLsTk Line Of 40
ous HSESlSHS S%S SssgtSs4SSEs fS5Ss ls'.oD,s'
WILTON S0Ra sovEE 1sb Dtsoxs
A. r. STEWART CO..
BROADWAY. 4TH Av.. 9rH AND 10TH SITS.
LNURNITUkE COVERINGS
DRAPERIEs. LACE CURTAINS. &C.
NOW OPENING AN ASSORTMENT OF
EVERY VARIETY AND QUALITY. INCLUDING
NEW FABRICS
OF LATEST DESIGN.
CoLORING AND MANUFACTURE
A. T. STEWART 4 CO..
BROADWAY, 4TH Av.. 9TH AND 10TH sTs.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15


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MEMS CASTOR, DotSKIN and DoGsKTN,
In great variety
All the ABOVE at popular PRICES.
Come aud examine our stock before purchasing else.
where.
HARRIS BROTHERS,
s77 Broadway.
between 18th ami 18th sts
A LORD TAYLOR
MISSES AND BOYS
SCHOOL DRESS
I sHOfs AND BOOTS.
PRICES TuE LOWEST
nd
variety the largest In tho cty.
LORD TAYLOR
BROADWAY AND 2OrH ST.,
GRAND AND CnRysrIE SITS. NEW YORK.
n. GREAT REDUCTION IN
O. Gentlemen's and Ladies Boots aud Shoes q
Gcntemen's hnc fgc0c calt and hid Dress Gaiters
Oxford lies, S3 81 90 ~ aud 81
Ladies' 6nv Button Boots, 81 10 S3 50 80 81 and s.
| at stBKOOks', I.iSV broadway, corner 18th ST.
LADY WOULD SELL A HANDSOME DRf. 81 VERY
Atessonaby. Address Mrs MABEL StEWAET. boz
u" Herald Uptown once
A BA,GAIN-ELEGhS NEW sEALsKIS sAcVUE
~ aud two hau tsume fur lined silk Circulars Addge.s
CASH. ~ rata once.
LNOK BALANCE OF THE sEAsON WE WILL SILL
II our folding frame Mosquito Bars tcomplete wish cord
for large sire single bed 81. ptuk Nets 2rc extra
hibLEEsfALLs CoMrASi. 74ohsmbefs a.. New York
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
cooc 90 zee ! ! EEHrn TIT
: 8 s. Sc ~ E
Socc 200 oooo eeHSS TUuy Uu EEEEs + .

Tho CoQu't IHtett beEhAIIOh.
Newly invented by H. GUILAARD.
Tho Coauet splendid front cotffure slways readyt
sing made with natural waved hair
called Frisure For from L. Peersy, of Paris No
lady should be without the Coquet Are going TO
balg Put the Coquet and will look ch arming. Arc
you going the opera. Put the CoQuc ana will DO
lovely Are going to receptony Put on the Coquet
you will appear exqaihte. The Coquet can be
with shaped hat or oonnet Coquets tor misses Of ~
Coqucs young ladies DO Coqucts tor ladrs of 30
ladies of 90 Coques FOR ladies' Of all
Couuets OF all shades Of hair to match
ladys hai Don't forget to cali aud get the youthful Co
auet which Is 10 found only II. GUILMARDS. this
artist hadrsser OF the United States
part OF country receipt So s4t Broadway.
ale all.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-04-04

We believe it is n fact not generally known
that nearly two-thirds of the sheep in South
ern and Central oregon have the scab disease,
and in this condition are sold to butchers, the
wool being so shcarcd as to conceal the scab
Quite sensation has been created in Port
land in consequence, and physicians have
been called upon for their opinion
The Portland Board of Trade rays that YES
sells drawing 80 feet of water have gone over
the Columbia river bar, but vessels drawing.
less than 20 will always be safer, handler and
more profitable. The Board reports that
since iS53 1,lSl vessels have crossed the
bar, and OF that number but were lost upon
it.
Dillon d Co. are now filing up to overflow
ing their large and commodious salesroom
with fresh and desirable goods, which will be
sold at prices that will defy even Portland
cnmnrlitinn