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Excursions.
AFR THE DsON. SUNDAY
ANOTHER cH,RNlNG fNCyRsIoS Z. NEwBuRau
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
By THE ENTIRELY SRw EXCURSION STEAMER
GRAND RErUBLIc.
THE FINEST ANp LAnGEsr EXCURSION STEAMER
II THE WORLD.
SUNDAY. SEPT y.
LANDING AT WORKERS, CORNWALL. wEsr POINT
AND NEMBIRGH
LAST SUNDAYS SUCCESS REPgArED
OVER a.co HxcrEsioSIsrs DELIGHTED
FULL MILITARY BAND WILL ATTEND
STEAMER WILL LEAVE SUNDAY. NErr y
r ri%s I MtnI s,1 %T' MY ....... sGSN
" It ION st. Norh river .................. OpAM
Wcst 2ith 1t. Nurh RIVER. ...........lolo NJ
FAM foR fflIE ENiifE ixttRSioN oNIY 80 CTS
(,OMMENCING an MONDAY. SEPT. 10.
BRooE.ILi g." If S.SG III AND coNEY ISLAND
RAILWAY,
BNouroS ri MI SSSb rrArBrsG Az.
at iner,ais oi one hour betwr,n tie hours 30 -
any ~ oS9 sS Al c ftfN orR and I rriRf9
NNt tES PAST TIE IyIN lioi The last train viii
tune trains Will be run As often IS neoc''ary to
T6, HFifRN00N and EVENING CONCERTS T., cos.
TERNos kANp. With selections 10y LEVY. Will bc CON-
ali main, on AMI ai,cr Sept 10 will stop Vanderbilt,
" =. pukwlN. superintendent
RHIGuTON BEACH
Wa Long Island Railroad. from san st Ferry. AMI
Sam ST DAILY. ioA I'm .te7rN
l"aN' lri-h.. h.ann daill g - \ NJ l. p : -
4 %, IS - - - - = - ~
FARE FKOM HUNrERs POINT ROUND TRIP %
j'ciiirrENpEN. SPENCER, supt
LIsItING BANKs.-f,gry dlN. SATURDAYS ex.
u c,pt0I Steamer SETH LOW. with new boiler ami
Saloon letf .ur Franklin - r. -. 9Th u. Il.
: To- Pier - r. r., -, 81 t, Il, : -. 10Th It,
X. rierd, R,sl1 4 dcmr uckots, 7'c La
dies. 5'c Al. a. POSTER. Manager
EOAND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL PAIL
ROrNp TAR = CENTS.
B9aI, N9m uain , 81 W XIX; E ,StNI kALL
and M.l.2ai'4 6sni7 j. ii i tiLY atii " AMI
. 3 - ana 7li T. ianiing AZ -gtn Il 3ith It
hniN and SunlnN 10 minutes later
IL iliGlll lNls Asp sANpy HOOK
81 NDAN. SEPT - leIS,
The usout' steamer JESSE HuNf
Will make her usual tru i'N'lns iler =, NoIh Ri'cr
Rcturmrg arrive ~ Sew York ats - + VI
AIANIAIrAN BENtH.
vi MONDAY. S'pt Il" ami ant trains Fave ,lrrcn.
point On tlr even huur irunp \ tnN if-ssn
hour Roturnius ha,r Maui haitian Beach for irreu-
aont hourly up 10 o Fl' NJ Buat- amt trlua Ray
Ridge. hour aut trsn- VIA Prospect Fhik every
halt hour, -hlir a, heretofore.
See small i'm tables
~ EST POINT or NEWnrHGU. dauy
roman AT NFSl POtNr hours. NLNPURDH n,arly
huurs, duc atN " hark ur'furu at 800
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" ANV AFTFN " ~ = = = -,
Express Trans leave Sew iorA. va pesof ''es 'ni
Cnrilanit IS Ferries a. follows .,.
80 80, 3D. . % 80 idWt'iI. ~ " =
~. 49, aui + VI sundays SD And p. "
80, ~ 80. andsP VI
Boats Of "RronkNn Annex" connect with al l't -
trans al Jersey CITY. annriiug a speedy anu iNt.'
transfer Tor Brook n travel II,
and II \ dAnitri ENprr-s 50 T. :. " =
and IS T. ~ ami z Mhu.-ht un san. ~ 8 -"''
X, 4 20 A " a. - Y ant ~ Miugl ,,..
Ticket Ofnces, a26 Anl 90 Brlad"AN, A'ol hpl"i
snd loot Of Deshr1.sc- ani t1rutuit Sc, t''t' IL
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot ni lut'u - hi '.N ="
no Ind lis Hudson Hpnpa 'n. d. pli ittsf cage
hWigrsnt rctrt Ouae. Rtitefy .iNt ...r
FRANK TlluA~DA % -"
General Ndul.tr .lal .a''. .i, N''"-
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GRAND fall OPENING
TOMORROW, SATURDAY.
Rogers,P eet&Co.
GHo&RnI@r@y
49, Broadway, NV. 4O4 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
Anlustnitnis.
f,ILMonE's GARDEN.

Amustmtns.
EiLMORE's GARDEN.
SHERIDAN SHOOK 4E.g GILMORE ........ .Lessces
THEupORE THOMASS
oRf SJ ir " rid EgFHlSf % y,IhT
sLAsoN CLOSES SEPT -
''"''" 'SHii'uRn,Y ryfvrNd sfpr 81 .''''' cents
.GnRAANp srtG!sL MlLlr,ARi, YlGilT
r"h'hS Of riE N ETIe i MEsNrS Na TEAMS
Addrcs.c, by GOV Geo r MeClcll9n Muor.ien. Han
Iheodorc Thomass Orchestra and the Governors
Cu.MoRE's GARDEN.
Oshcridan shook L. O. Gilmore ............ Losses
MONDAY .EvRXiNG SEPT %. 1873.
'',''' '',''''' " " Willow frvrR SUFFERERS
Under the a., As'Gge ts e Ne VIZ "a, SSss o
The mou, ii M1Ssdf sy S@ScgGI ~, III. ,uo,ems
VILE iTSVnh bi 'TGi'Rsx,.
me sI.nt, Levy, torne, viaiuo.o.
Sig @ 4 fiifd66Rt iiid 81 baritone
9na - S MwoGNfiEEiNTI I 2EGnEITf RAM
DopwogTlTS Cti,kgG,A q, MilIr,EI ,HAND.
Ticket, e reserved seats, g.! boxes admitting four
iictct,can he obtained a, all principal hotels, of tho
committee anu Of members n the Police aud Fire D. part
ne,' AMI ro.erysa Eat. on ale A. box once Of the
Garden and at the rreriNnr' enys, " itSa1i st.,
RnWAnWN IhhATh, ', cnrn.r XXI, ~ S..
LA, I\Ar 4lsff EF lydkE s I,f.S
MISS tANkNDt~t1
To night ic-,impual bcncnt to MISS CAvENpIsu,
T hny & .g1ue, 4, ~, M IN ~.
ci the charge OF the Lsht Brigade preiacod by Wal.
SNftRDAY' LAST NIGur OF MISS cAvENDIsu
shr Will frrcat, BY request. Merry MEHRltK. the 90.
cnsion icns her last appearance in this CITY until -prns
time. her "wn arrhng' mrnis as well ~ those Of the the.
atfc. preventing arourwal 81 present
rurtLAR rMcEs
III = a IH a
HOsH EYTlNGh
VIII "'t tf me-, r, n' , m % S ~ in n'f re-
ANoNAN or rilt rhurLE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
siaud ID avs. 1854 AMI oith ,,s
open Daily nonoA toioPM
rNusrN. ATTRACTIONS n NOVEL MACHINERY
ASD PRODUCT, OF HOME lNDt SfEiLs
MUSIC rs DOW SiNGs NiSru REGIMENT BNSp 3
oEGtNi,r. 6S 1ARbi>E NiSN@fu 6 iiiiS' nv
cein1n ii. lci.. 10 ann. .on. - -,
C.ago , ,sSs,. a. ,.,. s Transferable
\ B-riiE GROSS RECEIPTS FDR ADMISSION
u.NEIS sol ,"N itlpMA,, LIT "a Miii ~, ~
ot rue YELLOW tfNEH SUFFERERS
EIrru AyrNrE TnEATHT,, .
l. ss,rs au' Nanaiers flHkE HARklNs
LAST Elrtr NIGHTS
MARY ANDrRsOS
To->IGnr.
"RoNBo ANp JULIET"
Also TOMORROW NIGHT
TOMORROW ,rs =.
ONLY NAIiNlI fff IA AhNE
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Etal d stat,.

INOK sAIE-rO close estate Of a nonresident at
about halt cost new story detached cOtiag" rooms,
SDD $500 cash, also 2stOry and atc brick hH ,cmont
cottage 81 3Dl 800 cash also two very cheap houses IN
Newark Apply to JOHN DuCAssE, 30 ilsI st. south
BROOKLYN,
NOHKvILLE.-A 3story frame house. in good
order viii be sold cheap. Apply at 81 East S5tn 81
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NJ III IL STA " lime.
W FOR QuEENsfpWN AND LIVERPOOL
HFRMANl, SATURDAY., Sent ~ q
BAllN ...,.......... Ihur~iAN oct .. II
ADklATIC. ........ .. Saturdsy oct ~ 5 A VI
From White star Dock Pier So. NOrin Rtyrr.
tahtus all smidslps Saloon, ~ and SD, g0lL
RetuT tickets on favorable pruis Steertse, So
Ihr,e steamers carry neither cattle. sheep nor plgA
tpRllS. Agent. 81 broadway. y, Y,-k
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tuI sal, ano 10 Vet.

tur sal, ano 10 f,t
nOMINICK sT.-stsbes for ahorses, low rent
~ Apply to LANDESMAN % Pine st.
INIOO SIS and half floors to let IN the brow stone
houses $50 AMI l52 West 10Th st. WayeTey place
OFFICES TO LEr-ln second story sun building
~ front aud rear well lighted and ste am heated. Ap
ply Al sun Publication once. Nassau and FRANKFORT as
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/ ono nRNNCM, ,..,-,,.,,,7.r

81 NpAN. SEPT - iNTS.
The iuFur1te steamer JESSE HnNf
will make her usual tap. leaving ller =. Nulth Rive
Nuut H. ctNr 81 at 30 4 VI
Rcturrir. arrive IN sew York alto bPM
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Glantto-- -ttmalts.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
y NAY lcnvc thnif fayors for ll So at the onli
author res un town niNeruscui. ~ Offices.
.2:t~ BrlHhwaV. corner of 3lrt n ~ 7. NJ. an
JOr ;, 2ai It, cnrn-i ~ 9Th Hv. = .. NJ
gao "a aN. corner ni f7iN - nN ~ q
o. Z a. I ith Il corner Union square, u = T. N.
NueAtrttuar--.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
HAIEOLD BEN. SMITH.

The Rosne county APDecL speaks Of
the presence in Spencer of Col. BEN.
SMITH, one of Cha7leston's most emf
nent citizens, Col. SMITH must be near
ly 80 years OF age, yet the appeal speaks
of him as being bale and full Of vlgor,
and represents him as an enthusiastic
promoter of the proj ct of building rail
road from Charleston TO ParEersburg,
One of the pet schemes of Colonel BEN 5
life has been the location OF the Capital
Of the State at Charleston, and We hope
his life and vigor may be voucbSsied him
until 1885, that he may then partske OF
the greatest happiness this wcrld can
bring him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
DIR NEH BISHOP.

We have learned from q reHab!e
source that Bishop SMITH, of Kentucky,
Presiding Bishop cfthe 2. E. Church, has
arranged for the consecrstlon of Bishop
PErERKIS, of West Virginia, as follows:
The place will be St. Matthews Church,
Wheeling, and the time May Both As
cension Day. Bishop BEDELL will be
consecrstor; Bishops WHITE and
PIcKNEY presenters. Bishop DUDLEY
will preach on the occasion. Bishops
KERFooT of pittsburgh and JAGGAE of
Southern Ohio will also be present. The
attending presbyters Of the Bishop elect
are Revs. X. NELSON ard w. Il. MEADE,
D. D. The ceremony will be an inter-
esting one and q numbero OF distinguished
persons are expected TO be present be-
sides those we have mentioned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
COLONIzlNG IN WEST VIRGINIA

Our readers will remember that some
weeks ago we printed letter from gen
tleman in Chicago, uamcd n. n. CEoN-
HOLM, who bad read in the New York
Tribune one Of MIS- REEECCA HARDING
DAVIS editorial articles on West VIZ
GINA, as a desirable place for the settle
ment Of those seeking new homes in the
country, in which he stated his conuec-
ton with large Scandinavian popuia-
ton DESTROYS OF finding such homes.
The letter was addressed to Gov. MATH.
Ews, and asked Of him further inlormE-
ton abou. the State and the inducements
offered to immigrants. In replying the
Governor gave Mr.. CRoNHoLM the names
of several prominent citizens with whom
he might correspond. As re-
salt OF this correspondence, this
gentleman is now on visit to this State,
having reached Clarksburg last week. In
company with JOHN L. BoGGESS, Esq
of tba. place, no is examining lands in
some OF the interior counties. He states
it to be his intention, If he can secure
cheap aud ehgiblg lands aud secure IA
voysble rates OF transportation, to bring
hither large numbers OF colonlsts Of the
thrifty, energetic and well-behaycd Sean
dinavisn population.
1t is greatly to be hoped that those
controlling large bodies Of lands viii ex-
tend to Mr.. CEoNuoLM q hesrty vel
come, and deal with him in spirit of
libershty.
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WEST VIRGINIA can certainly show
some remarkable instances CT longevity
and Tyler county aids materially in sUs-
tsiniDg this reputation. Mr.. JACOB
THoMAs and Mr.. CALIB DAVIS died in
that county last week, the first being
ninety-.bree, and the second ninety.
Esca had lived in Tyler county over sixty
yeG-s.
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TIE ParkersbUrg Sentinel opposes our
nominee, a. WASH NGroN CAMPBELL,
as the Republican candidate for Con-
grc:s. That paper insists on bestowing
tbst empty honor upon our dyspeptic
friend, Gov. STEVENSON, of the state
formal. We protest against the smash
ing of our ilol in this summary manner.
By the Way, we regret to see the Standard
backing down from its support Of orr
love, because, its correspondent says.
they mus. have more popular csndi.
date" This is real uukind. 1t is putting
up msn simply for the luxury of get
ting to spit in bis face, IS it were.
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CONVENIENTLY near the prominent
business houses, ali places OF public in.
terest and resort, snd in the very hesrt
of the best resident portion OF the city,
for good living, COED trestment,and quiet
comfort, the COlonnade Hotel, on Chest
ont street, Philsdelphis, can be conselen-
tiously recommended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29

The Pittsburgh Commercial advocates
subscriptions by the merchants of that
city to the fund for building the Pitts
burgh and Southern road. which will run
through Morgsntown and Grafton, this
State.
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THIS cool, damp weather is rushing the
wheat along in its growth at srspid rate.
1t Is wonderfully forward alresdy-un-
precedently so for the time of year.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, ". VA, - pri. -, 1873.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, ". VA, apri. ~ 1875
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
office OF the CITY Clerk until FRIDAY, May
10Th, AT Il o'clock noon, Tor furnishing
and setting all the curb and crossing
stones that nav b. required by the city
for one year from May goth, the curoiug
10 be of the best quality 81 sand stone, and
of Dimensions not less than four a. feet
long, twenty.two l2lJ inches deep, and i've
ID inches thick. The stone are 10 be care
July dressed and squared the ends their
fail depth. They must be pick dressed
eight t,l inches deep on the inside. Cross
ing stones To De not less than six tbl feet
long, two z feet wide, and ten 90 inches
thick, Of the best quality OF sand stone:
The ends are to be carefully squared
ChIscl dressed.
BIDS will also be received for stone 10
repair crossings, TO bee used by street Com
miss oueT, and delivered at any place in
the city designated by him.
The above work 10 be done TO the APP
proval OF the street Commissioner, and
committee on streets, Alleys and Grades.
Proposals To he address ed TO the "L Om'
mttec on Streets, Alleys and Grades, the
Committee reseTviug the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,
ap20i City Clerk.
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Hon. j. b. JACKSON is under stood as
being not unwilling to be considered a
candidate for Congress in this District.
JAKE is brsiny and true.
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4 CARD.

IN RETIRING FROM THF FIRM OBJ
| Adams & Lucas. { desire ip i.aaE
friends and the public g'nuH.s M ''
liberal patronage, nui a,F 'hH. mo ''
be offended 10 my successor
app A. VI. oman.
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THE FIRM OF ADAMS LUCAS liA.
this day been dissolved ny WU.G'
consent, Mr.. A. NJ. Adams ruiUug I.'
business Of the old irm viii be- s'ian. /.
A. VI. Adams, who Will continue az .i
old stand. 30. M Market stu @. uu.
october /, ls5s, for ne puTFu.y n. aispu'.r,
OF "a remnant OF stock retained Do. ...
consisting Ot new Pianos and organs ''
several good second hand iIa1n7 OIL
Organs, mu-tOi which have been W1 Dol.
but q ST. ont umr-sl, 81 which N.H "...
frr.I az the most reasonable prices a.
terms.
Nr.t Y. Lucas succeed ty '.' Nu'..f.
aud agencies OF CO.., various Pianos H.
Organs heretofore held l} ilr".H h
grtnrr with sheet Music, Muau. Sc
chaudlsc, &c aud viii cuui.uu, 81 iHr s
stand, No. IN Market fu..l
A. n. AIAN-
{. $. LUCAS
WHEELING, W. VA April D., .',' az
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ALL is not gold that glitters, neither
is all Justice that issues from temples
bearing that name.
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A CARD.

IN SUCCEEDING To THE VT
business Of Adams 3 luc.H. 'aar y. p
occasion OF thanking my friends a..
public Tor the liberal pai"nN orc
10 the old frm, and solicit ~ 'a'N.
myself 4. J i.."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29

THE side roads on the National Read,
east of this city, need the attention Of the
proper authorities.
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IruSiaaIs Sale Of ReaL Estate.

uSLCC ) OllC VI i'CCti h-SbNNS'
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made To me by Richard Nolan and
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May d,
1874. aud recorded i'm the Uhce OF tue CLERK
OF the County Court OF ohio county, v Ell
Nirgiuia, IN deed OF trust book No. :, pages
10 I'd 1t, viii sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE ], 1875,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at The
T. ont door Of HE Court House, IN the CITY
of Wheeling, the ioIIoWlnS described i'a ~.
estate. ,rat is 20 say: The weS', or alley
part OF the South half OF lot i3j, situate ON
the west SIDE OF old Fourth street. ana
north Of old Union street, that u 10 say 20
much OF sad half lot as fonts on tn" alley
running caStwardIy towards old eouljh
street, abOu, f6 iect, more or less, together
witu lue bulldogs thereon.
TIE tile 10 toe above property is DeNeN-
ed 10 be uuq fashionable, bat selling as
truStee Snait only convey Such uIte as il
vested in me by Virtue OF said deed OF
trust. IhJS' y Is ~
anygI Trustee,
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This wet weather has checked corn
planting, which had began in some To-
\ litIes.
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On WEDNESDAY,, MAY IST. IN THE
" building formerly occupied by Mr..
John Geonart, iils--clasN saloon; where
tine best AID purrst articles usually kept
IN sucu Cs: tDliShments Will be found at
All 4 mes. ! VIII set a Grand Lunch on
Monday. Nav 9Th, 20 which 1 invite all
my friends and the pubic generally:
q. A. STOkER.
Rp19sb Cor, 3jJh and Chapline SIS
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n CARD,
UNDERTAKING.

EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE
T. business. A full line OF
FURNITURE, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS
And window Shades always to be had at
VIM. link & SONS,
cell Cor. Market and 22d Streets
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NOTICE

uyTI.EE WILLRTA GENERAL NEE =
In Of The stockholders OF the Wheel
inc Lamp ard Lantern Company, on Ihe
lIt2 Nam street, IN the city OF Wheeling,
for the purpose Of elccuing a Board Of
Directors, making by laws and transac.
ing Sunu otuer UuSine 5 as may lawfully
be done by said stockholders IN general
meeting.
JOS +. PAUL and Others, Corporators.
ApgIL, y. ISIS apZg-maO
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CLAIRVOYANT.

AIRS. DR.. 4. LARUE, A RELIABLE
vi business and medical claiTvOyaut,
from New York, has taken rooms tor
short time al No. lUt5 Market street. she
can be consulted on ali affairs OF life, tell
names, ages, and treats patients, when de-
sired, az Oderate prices. Fee-Ladiesr "
cents; gentlemen, 81. apO
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EMORANDUM
DISSOl.UIION.

SEVERAL SIZES FOR sALEArm,
OFFICE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE,

Kansas Land. ycgv cheap.
ohio County Lands al low rates.
For good bargain call and see
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NOTICE.

mHE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
i Appeals VIII meetat the CIV building
on Tuesday evening, JO,h Of April, as a
Committee OF Council, 10 consider all
petitions Tor reduction OF t&SeS lh&i nave
been ret red tu them by Council, Parties
in.ei eSted vii please take notice.
Ry order OF Council.
ap2yr l.. j. SION r. NL-lliudH'
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A Lady Who I'rides Herself

On her Biscuit, RuEk ard Batter Cakes,
says she always wants Logan, List q Cos
Excelsior Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
WILL BE OPENED

John Mcdonald,
Real Estate Agent. Elm Grove
The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23
ACCIDENTAL FISH PROPAGATION.

About two years ago the Missouri
and upper Mississippi rivers we're
stocked with salmon. During the last
season salmon in various stages Of
development up to full size were
caught in these rivers; and the
frequent finding of large fish has
caused no little astonishment to those
who regard the stocking of two years
as the original beginning Of the
species in the locality, the matter
becoming topic of newspaper COM
ment. y correspondent, residing at
Oregon, Mo-. recalls to our recollec-
tion to the fact that, some eight or
nine years ago, Il fish train, bound for
California, under the auspices of the
Fish Commission. was wrecked on the
Elkhorn. near the confluence of that
river with the. Platte, in Nebraska.
Our correspondent happened to be a
witness of this accident. and confirms
the statement published at the time.
that millions of small fish and fer
tlliZed eggs were in this way lost las
it Was thOught) in the Elkhorn. This
appears to be sufficient explanation
OF the frequent appearance of full
grown fish at the present time.
The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23
.i\ .iCRE OF NILCER.

One of the most remarkable mines
in the California Gulch is in leads
three fee in thickness, the ore from
one OF which yields from 80 To 30
ounces OF silver To the ton. and lies
like Il coal bank in 4 stratification of
limestone. dipping about l. degrees.
Two openings have been made at
points 600 feet apart. and sufficient
ore Is in sight to make millions of
the ''dollarS of our daddies. The
owners have gone far enough to know
that there is a fall acre of the ore in
one solid body. and some conception
may be formed of the amazing rich
ness of this discovery by brief CAL
culation of its dimensions. \ cubic
foot weighs l,O pounds. and. as the
ore lays. l. cubic feet make ton.
There are $3.50 square feet in an
acre. and the acre of ore. being three
feet in thickness. makes $50. .6SO cubic
feet. which. with II cubic feet to the
ton. makes 10000 tons. worth $50
per ton. or the enormous aggregate Of
ZOO. 600. The Crescent is another
mine worked like = coal bed. the ore
lying horizontal in the large seem
The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23

The cold world little realizes the
sense Of dissolution that shuts down
on man who thinks he has feen
handed too much change by lis gro.
Ger. when he lodges around the
corner and finds it right to a penny.
4 young man Of twenty recently
took to wife Pennsylvania widow Of
hfty. the sole proprietress of couple
OF petroleum wells. OF him it NAV
be truly said that he loved not wisely
but two well(s).
A little girl wbs was sent tn 4be
pasture to drive home the COW. fell
ana was severely scratched ana bruis.
ed. TN returning home she was ask.
ed II she cried when she fell. .sWhv
no. she replied. '.what would have
been the use! There was nobody tn
hear me-"
is your master at home " inauired
a gentleman Of the servant 81 tha
house at which he was calling. .No.
mir. " replied the man. .sWRen riii
he be back Z" asked the yieftnr.
cant say. SIR, said the man.
when be sends me down "a ~ ~
ont can never - snre. 4 &
The anti-monopolist., 1878-05-23
DANGEROUS ITEM.

We do not remember in what
journal we first saw the following ex-
tract as an original item; but, since it
has recently been copied without
comment by several contemporaries,
attention should be directed to it.
The article states that:
"A poison of any conceivable des-
cription and degree of potency. which
has been Intentionally or accidentally
swallowed, may be rendered almost
instantly harmless by simply swal-
lowing two glls OF sweet oil. An
individual with very strong con-
stitution should take nearly twice this
quantity. This Oil will most positively
neutraliZe every form OF vegetable,
animal. or mineral poison with which
physicians and chemists are ac-
quainted.
The idea that sweet oil will
neutralize such poison as prussic acid
nicotine, strychnlue. curare, and a
host Of others less speedy in their
action. is almost too absurd to demand
refutation. In some cases, when
taken into the stomach in large
quantities, it may serve to involve
acrld and poisonous substances and
mitigate their action, until the arrival
of a physician with specifics shall
relieve the patient frem danger; but
it is not to be used IN all cases. for its
administration. for instance. i'm
mediately after the swallowing of a
corrosive mineral acid. such as oil of
vitriol, would be followed by most
fearful results.
AS the great multitude of poisons
known to the physician and chemist
are classified abcOrding to their
varied mode of action on the animal
economy. it is evident thatthe method
of treatment in cases of poisoning
must likewise vary There can be no
one specific for all.
1t is to be hoped thHt no one will be
simple enough to try this antidOte:
for if he does. the absurd person who
penned the quoted statement may
have human life to answer for.