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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

River three feet and falIing. Weather
clear and warm. Heavy togs Ut night suck
up the river like a sponge.
Business on the landing extremely dull.
The Science left for ParkerburI at 10!
o'clock.
The Della, from Steubenville. succeed
edingetting down at n anda.half clock,
and is now taking a rest at the docks on
the west side Of the river.
The Telegram, from Sunish, did not put
in IN appearance, and we presume will
be seen in our midst until there is
more water.
The Phaeton, from S~istersyille, was on
hand prompt, as usual. She has almost a
clear field, and may be depended onto run
as long as the sand keeps wet.
The Mallie Ragon will he the Parkers-
burg packet to-day at l0l O'Clock.
The Florence Meyer is expected from
Cincinnati to-day in place Of the Hudson.
10y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October S.-River 3 inches,
and stationary. Weather fair and pleasant.
C~1xcIxxArr, October 3.-River 81 feet
and falling. Weather clear. Arrived:
Telephone, Wheeling.
NASHVILLE, October s.-River 0 inches
on shoals.
LOUISVILLE, October S.-weather cool
and clear. Departed: SiIverthorn, Cairo;
John s. BransfOri, Evansville. River /
feet 6 inches.
CrScrxxArI, October S.-Arrivel.- Sam
Roberts, Oceola, Memphis; Belle Of Mem.
phis, St. Louis; Gaff, Cincinnati; Hard.
cash, Memphis. Departed Roberts, Ohio;
Belle OF st. Louis. st. Louis. River S feet
) inches and falling. Weather fair.
New ORLEANS, October 3.-No arrivals,
Departed: H. c. Yaegar, St. louis.
Weather clear and warm; thermometer
So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

The family Of Mr.. James Mcconnell. Of
Wheeling, hasmoved into the house former
IS occupied by Aunt Lucy WilOOxen.
Ne understand they have bought it, hut
did not learn tie pHts.-SsHhSHstkF Gdsna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

YESTERDAY afternoon a coal cart cOllided
with a buggy in which were three young
ladies aud a small child, near the toll-gate
on Wheeling Hill. The ladies' were badly
frightened. but luckily escaped unhurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

Tn~EfolI6King cases are set for trial To-
dGy In the County Court: Frank Giles -.
EDWARD Tuemsh, c. c. lohnsaa vs..
Handlan, Young 4 Co, W. J, Cots Va
C6aS. Miller, Develan Piantz IS 1no. Muir
ply and J. J. Kahn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

Why the many preparations of the Ne.
INN Brothers are 80 very popular where
yer they have been introduced is easily
accounted for. They are scientifically com.
pounded from the purest, freshest, and
best drugs and chemicals that can be pro-
cured. and are only recommended for the
ailments to which they are adapted. Their
Pill, Cough Syrup and Worm CdHdya be-
coming immensely popular among our
peOplp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

TnE great dcsidcatum Of a pure Vine
gar-the tue fruit flavor : IS found in
PruSing's Apple Vinegar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

LAST evening at :! o'clock Robert Fisher
and George Engle rama loot race on Chap
line street, between 18th and 18th streets,
for 3 purse Of $40. Fisher won By three
yalds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

HERrEY d RIcE have changed their
quarters to 400 Market street, several
doors below l4th, where they will carry
she 4uOtionC6Eipg, neal estate and stock
hrOEing business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
Ghe ~9ntaIissn6er
rRIDAY OCTOBER !. 1878.


For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
Removal-Hervey 4 Pace.
Window Shades-Ziuk tcMOrehead.
The Latest in Fine Stationcry-Stanton
4 Davenport.
Muth's Sausage j. II. Diehl Il Gu.
Handsome Drusgets 81. Mendel q Co
Higgins GaiIery;uI aNh !IA1,
! uThe Washington County Agricultural
Society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

eTnsssFOSErrn ,REcoKasEhe fplloyng
Shows the range of the therInoneter.sas
observed at Schnepf's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
'f&2 a~iat4ssa7 SEH'a tOzFA'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

.MoRxIxG GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
est in the market. Try it, and you will
nsC no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

MoRSrSG GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, and you will
use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

EVANSVILLE, October 3.-No outside
boats. River falling; > feet scaut. Clear
and warm; thermometer 81 to 7T.
ST. LOUIS, OctoberS.- Only local packets
in and out. River risen | inch with 81
feet to Cairo. Weather clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

WESLEY n. E. CnuEcH will be re-opened
tO-mHEFuW, nr. !. c. PerShing, Of Pits
burgh, will be present and otiGiate morn
ing and evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and Confection-
cries always on hand, al Geo. S. feeney's,
13O7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

EXCURSION to Pittsburgh Saturday Oct.
9Th over the P. O. & St l. Railway. Train
leaves ut Z 4. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
Logan, List { Co, Agents.

FOB Liver CoAPLIIxr, BuIors HEADACHE
Sick Headaehe (which females are 80 liable
TO- Jaundice or Green Sickness Billions CohC
and Bilious FeveH, DFItCAl SwellineS Inter
mi:Icnt, ReIliItsRt and COngesive Feven,
where languOr, deowsiReS, anxiety, pAins In
tie ldrk. head and e~xiNIRideS slight chills
With flashes Of heAi, etc. No medicine Is Bet
ter adaptedt o curetheGcomplaint in all their
yaFious forms than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

SWGTxE's Tar AND sAEsIrGRlLN Put
Prepared only by Dr.. SWayne& Son, rhtla-
dclphia, and sold at 2ScenE ! box by all lead.
ing drugyiztG In Wheeling BY Logan, List 4
Ca eodEy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

TnEC orEs-CorSrY CouRT-Iud9e Boyd,
This Court met yesterday morning at
the usual hour.
The case Of Thns. Hughes & Co. VS.. Geo.
Crumhacker, certified By Justice Caldwell,
was put upon trial before the following
jury: Thos. Reed, Joseph Debold, A. j.
Wells. Vim. F. Butler, Edward Mansber.
ger, Charles Mathews, VIM. Atkinson, ].
q. Smith. W. Mex. Day. Bernard hie.
gins, James Armstrong and Geo. lawson.
Frederick Vogt, q native OF Germany,
and Joseph Heats, a native Of England.
were admitted to citizenship; and Michael
Thompson. a native OF ireland, and Vim.
Dumke, OF Germany, were granted their
tint papers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
Financial and Commercial.
v EsEBEE ELEGR4PH
HHtatEt +IA
New York Money and Stocks.

NV YcRE, October s. MoSrr Ae.
tive At Sa4 FER cent. Prime mercantile paper 1
9S per cent The Assistant Treasurer dis.
C1earing 10000 s.erlinsexchanee. hank.
er bills, L.sXi dshterrhaHse on New York
4.St ~ l.slI
GoLD-oPcned aud closed AT lOoL<. Dor.
roglpg Fats fiat atlh per cen andHat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
RAnRoAp ~BoxD-Active.
g,,- OrtA1

60 rDCK-Thes market was characterized by
considerable depression and 4 lower range Of
values. At the opening there was Il decline
OfI&tO Z per cent, which was followed by a
rally and still later by a break OF l.9 to2k per
cent. ThSwas up 10 nOon, after which there
was . rsGovery Of lat X per cent and a de.
clineo ~ 70 IL per cent, the market at the
second cal being teVerish. During tue after.
noon the market was irregular and towards
the Close became heavy with u decline in prices
TO about the lowest hGurcs OF the day.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares OF
which 800 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
400 Wabash, BOO Northwestern common,
1900 preferred, 10000 ST Paul common
5000 preferred, 1000 LAGkawanna, 1900
Michigan Central and 1900 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

Pot1cr Corn-JndR Grammar.
There were no cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

MUNICIPAL Coun-JuiSt CnnnmG.
In this Court, YESTERDAY, the following
business was transacted:
BantZ 4 Boune vs.. Robert COwan. In
debt. Dismissed agreed.
James Nolan. q native Of Ireland, was
admitted to citizenship.
John FriSSell IS. Mary A. Brown ct al.
In chancery. Order entered showing the
filing Of the answer of Mary \. Brown TO
the amended bill OF complaint.
Adjourned until SATURDAY at 10 a. ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

Spalding's Glue, useful and always ready.
eOdGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
RENT
EOR RENT

Fl. .,,re rOnm No 20 Twelfth street, Ttth cellar
stsDrsIh, Tits rouI kas tern occupied t"fthe Ls4
80 an by Huge l. Los As \ tOtaoUo ana SsI
,,3r me shelving, EouniEES aud "a AZURE U.too@s
,s tLrrsSion Oven inmeIiEtely. Apply g
zpS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
aa4Sats.
NOR SALE CHEAP
Goop ANDHEALTlIY HoME FOR

ius, E.,u s;ruas T~hrr-sPdns TOR BUGGY
un.<-NH". go, clArLIxE srREEr:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04
nEErH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pas.

Duhag the eleven years ! have tSen praetEing ~
WheslInr / have ainlinIsierel gas 10 over seEeu
th0aapd tpfrons With PEETETT SARETt, AnA 10
mot every eass WITH sntTs atLsettOR 10 n!tsI aud
pAllentA-
We constantly keep on hand pure Nitrous Oxide
Gas ioT Ihose tkat doirv to take y:
DE-. SURGISoS 4 son.
roSS No liG Market -.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
Seloentbat zines Mufeefldrten.

Gin ~altfatbpIiider" S6ulz Snipec<
tor, Der aus Deutl9lanp in pteS6weis
tn1pprtirt purpe, bat fplsenoeu, ouer
0ewt1ensfretbett 5obn fpre6enoen
erlas an cine 9ebrertn 9ert6tet :
~6rdulein ! AIs Sealnte ftnh Ste per<
pflidtet, Die SntereiIen bes Staates in
Sesus auf Gultusfrequens gu nab
rem. Ssate Sbr @ewtHen Sbnen
nt9t seitatten, in bic BON Der &eatez
run9 anerfannte uno unteritGste (altz
fatbolii6e) STRIDE su seben, 70 sez
ltatte t9 Sbnen bic Greibeit, feline
eaItusbanrlunsen sa perrt6ten. &lz
letn t@ perbiete Sbnen, in bic SGsuer
%. ). in Die Nptbftr6e cer rTmtfden
SatbOlifen) su seben, tnpem f9 ni6t
nil, bas sic SIREN &incern nit
i9leGtem Setiptel Soranaeben. Sd
9ebe Sbnen oieien 8atb, um ni6t In
ben 6aa 3u fOmmen, Sbneu lpdter bic
StaatsiubSenttpn au entsieben. Mer%
fen Sic ft4 paS Mtt A6tuna Der
Snfpectpr B1hlf."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15

uub stpet bur9 ben @rafen Soc scrz
seteat. Der papf fpra6 NIT jebem
Ginselnen @ue paren Ypt ber Site,
2iebenswirctsfett unb 6erabla6uns
Or. Seili9feit entsidt; bic 9anse
6eter Serltef in ber fdEnlten unb er<
bebenbiten @eife. Sn Der Ibenbs
Serlammluns belt suerit ST. Or.
2tnsenS aus GLADDEN., bann Ger Yrditz
bent res &6mtf6en 9efe<@ ereinS cine
NnipraGe; jener tcaittrte auf pas
bpfentltd balp i'm 0lauben pieper INN
ben Stubl petri seeiniste Dentf9@
LAM, btefer auf Seq XIII, BET berettS
friiber ais Sebrer am G~pIesium Ger
manicum, bann auf elmer &eiie an
ben &bein bic beuti6en &atbplifen
fenne1 unb lieben eelernt, unc ctele
Siebe chen mod in ip berrli9er Weile
ben 9tl9ern sesenIber an ben Sag
9ele9t babe,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
. err q 1t r.
@efdbrlitbe Sblansen.

Man fdreibt aus 8atern : 8ei@e<
zines slusfuses, ben firsli6
bic @eperbf9Iler BON Sirtb madten,
tpurber stpei berfelben BON elmer reu;>
otter, Der einSisen sifttsen S&lanse
bic in Nprb< unb MtttelzG europa pprs
fommt. IN bic 5anb sebi0en. Nls<
balO fellten fi6 Serstftunss> Symp@
tome etn1 UNI, pa ni6t slei6 drstli&e
Silfe Sprbanpen tpar, 70 finb bic BET
ben &naben, befpnpers Der suerf Sc
bihene, erntlt6 erfranft.-3u 9leiGer
Belt wurbe su Srammersba@ ein sebnz
jdbriseS Mdo@en BON elmer febr gro
ZEN &reusUtter in ben Singer sebt6en.
Na@ Serlauf Spn weatsen Mtnuten
mar Der 9anse Srm b~eceuteno ansez
Sranntwetn, befannt als
@esenmittel BET Stterbi6erL that aud,
in pteiem Sale feline @trfun9. Oas
Mdc@en tranf in weni9en Wtnuten
Elm Siertel 2tter, pbne int 0erinsiten
beraufdt su tpereen, unb mar balp
mieber YpuenbS beraeteQt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
VEGETINE
fat tie fmrirt.

9eIIepue, &p.
DR.. $. Sc. Stevens.
Bertber Serr!-S9 mug Sbnen ~mittbeilen, bas Sbr
vEGETTNR elm pertbppaer Slutreintser, icwte etu
Serlanser unO SrdittSer beg gan3en Spfems s%enannt
nit einem 9 trpp6eIsei@ 10 Il + an Dem 8ein Be-
haftet: sic nabm nebrere 8lai8en YEGETINE.
Die &eIultate iporen eritaunlt4 es bat ie turtrt, nadas
benz ale frlber sebrauGten Setlu1itteI tuirtunsslps se=
blieben irareu. &4tunssprn,
G. 5 Trtd.
Oas Sbise lit mir aS 8abrheit befdnnt.
9enrp 8ertbetme
>Orussif un6 IpDtbefer, 1S9 Rcnmputb Ct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15

Sp& auf bic fremben Oiplpmaten Be-
anttpprtete 0raf Seuf ber DIPLOMA
tie uno Scrunaliltit ubte dltere unp
iin9ere S6weiter i'm Oienfte Ter
Dame europa" nit chamber Ser9li@.
Die iin9ere Sdweiter fet bic ant mets
fen Se9untt9te ubenn, tpett !. 3.
cine 3ettuns cine Mtittbeiluns brtn9t,
70 miro bteIelbe, pic unlieblam iie aud
Der etnen Yartei fein mag, bod fiber
Spn alien anbern beflai6t werben>
pdbrenp bic Diplomatic fi6 peS niGt
bencipenSwertben SpnberredteS CT
freue, Seeerma11n SIT mtbfaaen !" unc
ipenn elm Diplomat etn Wal bic tlrt%
pobrbeit iase, fp pplIe tbm 9lei@ Nte>
manc ~iiberbaupt mod tr9enp waS 9lau%
ben. 2prp Salisbury ipra@ iiber oaS
9erbGltniB Der Spurnoliltif gum 9arS
lament. Sci Der bpben Sereutun9
Der parlament6z Sert6te fet es 9erabe<
at unperantpprtlid, bob ben Sert6t@
crItattern 70 fdledte Yldbe ar9eptelen
feien. Der Spbn MappIepn's ILL.,
prin; Souls gtapUlepn crying fi6 in
&pte6erbebun9en per6reibeit perpre1e.
IS aab cine 3ett," fa9te CT, ~ca bas
S6tdial Der Nattpnen I'M 9ebetmen
9atbe BON rret pper pier W1nnerr
entl9ieoen purre. 9eutiSen Sases
1T bic &raft welGe &esterun9en
l6aft unp abf@aft, bic iber 6riepen
prer &rteS entl6etpet, bic Efentli6e
Metnuns. Die sberite Sury, Dor Der
ieHer Staatsmant erf6etnen nnp Sc
rtdt eritatten mue, wdroe nur Elm
bItnoeS Srtbunal iein, wdre fe ni@t
Sen elmer erleu6teten 9refe seleitet,"
Sc rebeten mod Cardinal Manntn9,
Mr. 05iden, Der Afrtca : Getfenpe
Stanley unp @ncere.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
Gpileptiide MnfdQe,
pher
Tdllcn0e &r0nG6eit

eanerbaft sebeilt-fcin ~9untbus-Snrd, e~inmpnat=
ltd}en Gebrasdb pom Or. GDnlarS's berhbmtem
hberaeu9en, bae hiefe pulper gang bas berirten, mas
MIR befaupten, rpaen mir ~benielben cine Serfmd,s-
fddd)tcl fpftcnfrci per @pft suf6tden. Da Or. @cu=
larb Der einstse &rjt TT, pelher lie btefe Rranfteit See
~fDnbers ftubtrt bat, unb Da uniers MiRens Gauftnbe
eamerbaft sebcflt rurbea burd ben @ebrau& biefer
Hulpcr, 10 pereen mir efne blcibenhe Seiluna Tn ie=
Dem Tane gardntiren. Nae 9eifenhen ipQten hieie
pulper reGt5eitis serfuden, I'M, f9 ron berea Seiltraft
;u Iber;eueen.
Srets fir etne srpee Sda6tel $500 pter 4 6&adtelu
fur $1,000, burd bic Ypt mad irgenb einem gIabe Der
Ser. Staaten pber Canada sef6tft mad Gmpfaaa bee
greifes pher per Grpres 6. s. 3. &trefe.
Slib S IobbinS,
800 Sutton Str, 8rsptfpn, q. q,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
G6rccfliebe Mprbtbatcn.

Sim NaGmitta9 beS 3. Stunt fabcn
bic farbteen Selparbetter beS ppblba%
benben YFan;ers Spbn g. Golpweu,
be1en planta9e IA Meilen metli6 BON
Nmertcus in Georgia lte9t su tbrem
Sdreden tbren 5errn auf benz Oa9e
fetnes 5auieS fteben, sum Sprunse
berett. Ct rtef ibnen gu: fe fputen su
fetnem Na6bar Oapiipn eeben, er babe
5Guii6eS Sertibt. Sie eilten artf pas
5aus Su, pas finfjdbrise S56ter6en
Galpweu'S lief tbnen entsesen unc
rief: ~papa bat bic Mama setEpet."
SIN nddfen Iusenbltfe fpran9 Galc@
nell pom Da9e; Der Sturs betdubte
i'm, bic Ne9er tru9en Jpn ms 5aus.
Da Ia9en 8rau GalbweI, ibre S6we<
ter Trduletng itt6el unb bret berGalo<
peuf6en &tnber neben einanoer i'm
Spetie;tmmer alS 9et6en NIT einee>
fdla9enem S6dpel in arpFen 8lut<
laden.
Nadbeut bic Neser Galbpeu binscz
lest baten, fOben ite pou gntfeBen. 6,
erbeb fid, taumelte tbnen mad unb
bat ite, i'm su tDpten fe bBrten aber
nt6t auf Jpn. Gr 9tn9 na6 benz nt9t
ttefen Drummer, fprans binein, ftes
beraus, fprans wteeer btnei1, itfe9
pteoer beraus, stn9 na6 benz Sc
bdupe, in mel6em ii6 bic Maf6tnen
gum &etntsen Der Baumppue befnz
Den, traf ba einen fe6stdbrisen @pbn
unc fa9te bfeietn> er babe ale 2eute i'm
5aufe um9ebra6t unb wOue jebt ii9
felbf umbrtnsen. Damn fttee er ouf'S
Dad bes chen erwdbnten @ebdubeS
unc ifIrste ft6 berab per btesmalise
Sturs tDptete Jpn.
Nan fanb i'm 5aupteeb1ube cine
etierne Stanse cine 5aue unb ein
Sd9eletfen, ale nit SLUT befedt, in
wel6em Saar flebts. Sfenbar bate
Ger 9reuli6e MErper feiner Satin,
feiner &tnper unb fetner S9wdoerin
feline Spfer in serfdtepenen Gbeilen
bes 5aufes eridlasen unb bann bic
2et6en ale ms Spetfestmmer 9ez
f6leppt uno neben %ei1anber aeleet
neberaQ i'm 5aufe unb audi i'm 5ofe
in mel6em er bic S6wdsertn aentpr<
bel, fanp man GalomelrS bluttee 6uB>
tapfen. Setn am 2eben 9ebliebenes
finfldbrtseS 166ter6en emma faet :
~papa bat mid, ais er Mama tprtz
f6lu9, 9efra9t, pb t6 ant 9eben bletz
ben wClle, uno cann faete er mir, i6
fpue fcrtlaufen." Wat f9lfebt aus
oieier &a9abe baB 6rau GalpweQ oas
erite Spfer mar. Der ebenfaus per-
f6Dnte 1~6jdbrtse Spbn, wel6er, ais
Der Sater gu tbm ms Maidineneez
bdure fam nod feline Mbnune BON
Den @reueln bate, fast: Der 8ater
lei beim Wittasel1en febr mirrii9 se>
ween, babe betnabe feline Nabrune
gu ftG senemmen, uno 9edueert, CT
wole 9ta6mittu9S I'M 5aufe bleiben.
Galoweu lelbf mar As Sabre all,
au9emfin 9ea6tet unp Sesen Die Seiz
net gut. SetneN a9barn bemerften ME
etne Spur BON @abnfnn an tbm.
Wa6 Jpn 3u ben @reueln setrteben,
TT @ebetmntB, unb bic unterlu6une
curd ben Coroner bat bas i6redlt9e
&dtbiel nt6t sel6st. Na6barn aber
slauben, oae swiiden @alpwea uno
ietner S6wdSertn nt6t SUES in Orb
auns seweien lei uno oee Die btercur6
berbet9eflbrten bduSlt6en @trren su
ben i9redlt6en Sbaten Sefibrt bit
ten.
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VEGETINE
reiniat bas Slut.

SoFpn, so T., IS. San. 1877.
Scr. $. q. StepenS.
Mertber Serr!-S@ sebrau4e SSbr. VEGETINE felt
ais Elm srrses SIutretnisunssmtttel warm empfebleu.
6. 8. Sanaforb
Pator Der Gslefon= Square bti@6fi4en
MetbcbitentirAe.
Werbufit1t, fppie aIe @t6runsen bes Werpenz
istens, ite9en selp6bnlih NIT einern traptbaften 3uz
fans beS 8lutes tn gerbinbuns unb iino bdufis BON
fem, ben 3uitanb ees 8lutes 5u perbe5ern. Dieien
2tred erretdt man bur9 ben Gebrau9 bes vEGE-
TINE. sc lit cine Rerpenmebtain unb lbt cine cons
t~rpltrenoe Mtrtnns auf bas 0erpenipfem aus.
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neber Baltimore.

Seter, Der bds alte @aterlanb tefuGen pber Ser
mantle unb Sreunbe Srn europa fpmmen laGea min,
fDGte bic pra&trpaen, neuen, ~eiferaeu S&rauben Ypf<
bampff6tfe hes
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Ct. paul unb @iRneapOlis 3hse ria Sort snsQiaa unb
Winnebutd.
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@tne MiQiDn
&amSes.
SIN fIpwetltben Mtnnefota unb uorb<
weftli6en Soma.
QGn9s Der ct. Saul unb Stcur gttp unb
Der Sipur Gtts unb ct. Waul
G%iIenbdbn.

20 Bis 40 8uIbel @eisen Der &der. 40
Bic 80 8ufbel Rats per @der. Timber
trefftG fir ale Mrter @etreibe unb @e<
mife. &et6er goben, natirltGe Bteltn
nit benz iippisften @raswu4fe. @elunpeS
Sltrtd. @utes Wdfer.
Naber &bias fir Sarn>Srcbufte tn ben
RAID aufbllbenben StattCn5pldsen Lungs
Der 8dbn, nit S9ulen, &ir9en, Nublen,
@eI1dfts> unb Gaf.6duiern.
@dlbe Sabrpretie fur fci9e, bic cine Set
rnatb I'M fIbpefli6en Rtnnefcta 1u6en.
6aGbe Sabrpreife fur bic Samtlie unb
balbe Sradt fur 6ausbalt<@ erdtbe fur
ipl6e, bic G~tfenbdtnlanb setauft baben
unb suerf duf tbr 9an6 sttben.
SIR rettere @usfunft abrelTre man an
bdS
3anb 9eparteuteit ct. Saul II. eiour Gitb
Ut. IT,, ct. Saul, @tnn.
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VEGETINE
tnrirt &9enmatismms.

Cincinnati, 9. Gprtl 1877.
Serrn $. 81. Gtepens.
gsertber Serr | - SD babe Sbre Mebtsin, bas
VEGETINE. nit srpsetn Grfpls rpioer 81 beumatiSz
m ii 8 Sebrau9t unb slaube felt, bas es bic bette Maeoi=
sn 1T, bic es fur bteies Geioen siebt. Nud petB i'd, bab
es elm srcSeS glutreiuisunssmtttel III, unb gu sesenz
i~pdrttser Bel. s~ebraudbe ID es as bic Bette GrlBlinsss
mebttn, Die i4 femme. Mit srpBem 9ersnisen en,=
pfeble i'd bas VEGETINE meinen Greunben.
$. Mnnb,
Charles Strabe.
Gauienbe fbnnen be3eusen (unb tbun es ~freiirints),
haB vEGETINE oas bette, iernaIs benz gublitum sebp<
tene Prdparat 5ur gerilnsun9 unb Reinisung bes
Slutes 1T, beSsleiden 3ur 8efetttsuns arer b6en
Gdfte, i1nreinistetten uno p~erstfteter SecretiDnen o.s
bur@ bic Srantbeit selhrdtbten Gpnitttuticn. Sn Der
Ihat tit es, tpie giele e5 nennen, nber srpBe Wieber,
brinser br Geiunbbeit."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-09
And crsou Ihr Carpet Rag ser, Found
Guiity.

800 ~ 20 A"s sVA WV Asu
Guilty.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8.-Judge
Whitaker charged the jury at $50
last night and they retired. Nobody
expected a verdict last night, but
at 10 o'clock loud knock from the
jury room announced that a ver-
dict had been reached. Counsel
were sent for, and Judge Cullom,
OF the defense having arrived, the
Court was opened. Judge Wit
taker asked the foreman the usual
questions when the verdict was
given to the clerk. General Ander-
son was deathly pale, twisting ner-
vously the head Of his cane be-
tween his fingers. The verdict was
read as follows: We find Thomas
G. Anderson guilty, and recon.
mend him to the mercy of the
Court" Defense asked for a poll
ing of the jury and each juror, his
name being called, was asked, els
this your verdict ?" All answered
in the affirmative. The jury was
then discharged and the prisoner
remanded to await sentence. Some
vi AuucISOh5 lIleDuS az ONCE sur
rounded him and accompanied him
to the Jail. Judge Whitaker this
morning alluded to the statement
that Wells had said he could give
any amount of bail, but he had not
made up his mind yet, and said he
would then raise 1t $4,000. Wells
was interviewed regarding the
matter and denies that he made the
alleged statements, and asks for
speedy release from confinement,
which is impairing his health.
Decliue la Business.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Clearing
House exchanges for the week end
ing the I'd inst, show a great and
general decline in business as COM
pared with the corresponding week
of last year.
Congregational.
WARRINGTON, Feb. S.-SENATE
-Whyte said that 1t did not seem
possible that the Senate could
reach vste on the silver bill to.
N, 0rrnw He fharoforo N, Ouod tb ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-09

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. S.-The Co.
lumbia railroad depot was rendered
o total wreck by tho cyclone.
Some damage was done to the Cen.
trail railroad depot, and many new
residences injured. Chas. Davis
and wife (colored) were found dead
in the ruins of their house. The
track Of the tornado is marked with
destruction as If inflicted by fire.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-09

SACRAMENTO, Feb. Sth.-AssEM-
BLy--A petition was presented by
Tobin from the German-speaking
section of the Workingmen's party
of the United States at San Fran
cisco. asking for proper compensa-
ton for delegates to the Constitu-
tional Convention in order that the
privileged and wealthy classes who
alone can afford to serve without
compensation may not obtain pre-
ponderating influence in said Con-
vention, and asking also that dele.
gates may be elected by q direct
vote of the peoble. Referred to the
Special Committee OH Constitu-
tional Convention.