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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoaK, Aug. L-Arr,yed, steamship Al.
sntta, from London.
DH1raHAMToN, Il. l., Aug. 1.-The steamer
Lizzie, Capt. 0[dlingR, from Now York, Is
hshoru here, loaded with rattlu and general
curEo.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. al.-In consequence Of
the damage rauecl by tlle bursting OF steam
vaiye, tho City of Richmond will not proceed 10
Now York. Her mnlls and passengers will 10
forw arded by the City OF Chester.
Arrlyod-Abyssiuta from Now York.
, 1879-08-02
VARIOUS.


81. lous. Aug. mo boata from below
Cairo arrived Mt quarantine to-day, and m new
cascs have occurred hero. hfra. Brandy md hcr
children are rapidly recovering, md will be al
lowed to depart tn day or two, md William
Martini who Was sent down froua the city yes-
tcr1ay, Is much butter.
ClNc1HHATI.
C1sc1NvATI, Aug. 1.-All' Of the hfcn1phians
under treatment ut tho yellow-feygr hospital
aro recovering, mud considered out OF danger.
IN NEW IonK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Clarlcs Otto, OF the
stcau,cr CITY Of New York, and William Ken.
nedy, Of the steamer Moro Castle, ilave been
sent to the quarantine hospital, sick With the
yellow-feyer.
YELLow-rEyEN ON snIrnoARp.
sAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 1,-Ihr ship Tenn
plar arrived last evening, 1G1 dnys from Rio
Janciro. wheFc she put In for repairs. On tho
voyage out from New York, while iu Rio, the
Captain took tho yaliow-foycr, but recovered.
Nlao Of tho scameu died in port from TINT dis
case. The first day after leaving Rio tho fever
rcapDcarco. The wife Of Capt. Armstrong, and
Hurry taVu and Mchael Walsh, seaneu, died,
and Capt. Armstrong, ills daughter, tho ships
carnentcr, and scvcrnl sailors wcra taken down.
June ~, William Smelling. the chiuf mate, fell
overheard and was drowned. Capt. Armstrong
IL still III. aud several OF his crow aro not fully
recovered. Tho quarantine officers took charge
Ut the vessel, DESTROYED tho bedding mid car
pets, dslhfectett tho ship, and took her to quar-
nnttne. There has not been new case Of feyer
on board for three months.
, 1879-08-02

onSial representatives of TENNESSEE and OF tho
Gtna ~ S.aie.; an ihnt W. .y9 thc approvai Of
io check thc lrrrscss of Y.ycr hy withdrawing The
population @ fro1' Infected lncattts.
Eo.rM--'flInt only by mcans OF ca,ara !s Il pos.
hoo 'of Ne ~ cHHrd hT1lnft tho Krrat OWL Of lilo
pearlo 1ntruti'ur upnn lilo city 10 dsaw ra,lons.
Our men nrc !no few to guaYd 40 wido AT nrca na
a! ~ s ce.y ss MI 9s"se ssfry eas s
'cgaS hn q d,oa.q n. - With them aii oyst tho tan
men. or our regular nollco force now put on
Might dnty ono:thlrd are eo'orcd n,sn, all OF tha
cossa MET snns i 'ha . II !. yet
placed by tho Nosctnnr unt1cr. command Of Col.
cansson arc colored men. md tho samc supplies
sick In cooscd families A. n while famlius, tho
books ot oaE conn,tec being evidence Of tho fact:
wS nso ays ssas e s % Glass and
!s:afh-ln subsniltna zach fuels 10 the Judgment
, 81 absent ri property ;urncss, aId to tho general
IN making thr!r cllocc between po1icy aid tiat
Of the mn!eontcnt* they must nssan1o grave rc.
,p"n.!!illty in keap!nK human ne exnoscd for
sis who sesk "o toSa fien' st sd3.oent s pe'ps e.
now onRnena In. relieving want md suffering shsli
In despair abandon thrf astluous work. md leave
1nsapldGd peonls to their fats.
sense q duty to Tho city and 10 tho public. tho
COMMITTEES would not wish "a, utter ono harsh or
angry tVofk against pcoplo nllsled. hs We beiesa
BY ambitious md unnfornlcd lcadors, who soem to
prefer th1ir OWL imagined oxRltatton or pfotit 10
tho best interests Ut the1r fellows.
The following resolution. offered BY Capt.
Jamcs Glass (colored), was ailontel:
!. Rtsolred. Tint the cnlo.c,l people DO informed
through tho papers Tint wllenescr they choose to
form camps under the regulations already pse-
scstbcd, outside of tile infuctcd localities thoy
VI! bc supplied by Col. Calneron'a reputation.
1net as tlioy arv at Cnnp Marks provided they bo
Marks. r
CRITICAL
Chtcf.of-folieo Athey's daughter remains in
a critical condition,
, 1879-08-02

10 the memoirs Of Mme. L. Drum q story Is
told which shows that 4 pie Of live blrds Is not
necessarily ''iit to set before King" One o!
bcr aeauasntanccs gave a supper party 10 sixty
persons, ul,d had an enormous pie made !n htph
about hundred little lye birds were lmpsts-
oned. On eigu from the hoatess the pic wns
opdued, aud tiiure bufst forth all thesu terrified
present, much to their 1tsmHy. They could mt
yet rid of the blrlB, and at last wcfo forccd 10
leave the tabls. grumblIng At 60 foollsh Joke.
, 1879-08-02

PITrsnuRo, Pa, Aug. LA fire broke out In
Mrs. Ty!cr's millinery store at Kasns City, Ia
hutler County, about o'clock this morning,
burning tfat building, tho Central Hotel, flar-
vey's stationery store, the Poat-O[llrc and Han
laa's saloop, whrre tho progress Of tho flames
was checked. Several buildings on the opposite
side Of tho streot were badly scorchcd. Tho
total loss ls estimated at $4,000, on whch there
ts very littia insurance. As Harms City Is q
p!ayed*out oil town, It Ia said mono of the
stfurturca will be rodutlt.
, 1879-08-02
AT BURLINGTON, IA.
Gpftfdt pixp3feA to TYts 1y4AuaA.

BURLINGTON, H., Aug. la Charlton special
to tho Nanksgs says: At 4:80 this morning the
barn OF III. Charles Fitch, together with three
valuable horses anu ether contents, was de.
stroycd ny fire. Loss, $1,000; insusunce, $50O
Tie barn 0t Dcputy.6he1M Smith, adjoining,
was also burned. Loss, $200; uu INSURANCE.
, 1879-08-02

addtcss an assembly Of Democrats, atal Walter
Evans, the Republican candidate for Governor,
md others will sncnk ut n gathering Ut ttcpub.
i ans. There arr thrnr Ilskets, D+inutrallr,
Nrpuhltrnnt hth Grr4nharkcra. tIl the tiot. Tile
lastrF will nut eut mich Of figure in the tun.
test,
, 1879-08-02

Trrcnttr fnnoht fn ,iishnmnr mi ,IcstIov H.
ILLINOIS.
Spsciai Dikpaseh 10 7as Tribune
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Aug. 1.-The mhchtne men
IN politics are bfsy ia their lnprccat!ons OF tho
Fatrs, and zealouatr religious In their frequent
consultations Of the oracle to find otlt wllnt may
bu their destiny as to future promotion at the
hands OF "te dear peoplc.h
But the truth is that ali their forecasts arc
anything but satisfactory, aud all deliveries
from the oracu,ar yeslthutc arc Of the most
,ry,no,tc,, rho a-,.,or Tho ann, h,,,n.h1,rL l.,
H., ,ro, ~ .ro-r r.. :. ,ha ha., ~ t,,a
..N,... ~ ~. Ill., = ~ a =. -, ~ ~
tAcket. IL H1 Clearly III the ul'uu tut pfooap1o
Candidate 1or GoVcrnor is 10 lay tic corner
stone for the whole auperstructure Of
Tim a,,,ra ttaso. -, -. .na,,s.na ,r,, so ,no,
1hc sa1'c 1'eket ~ its '.ahc''p "ls oc mnu-
cnced BY the question OF VINO ls TO DC ns tile
head, and this the bhrewdcr Of the
I'm, 7tro in rons,n,t dr.a1 t..t
u1oy IVY :" eo'ssu". o'san lssI
tney 1alI IN toe1t power 10 30 hold l'e thfeaaa
which lead out to 1u3 counties as 10 utterly dis
comfort them In Rlfftht 1t calculations,
f,cslttca ,},ta thrT aee a orowtno d,.no.t4,on
oeaoea tu.s' W. see s'os u4oP"e'io'
among Inc masses 10 nave soncsn'as to sas as
to VINO aball To and what shall DC done' aMl
nssasstnatc politically a!l such characters as
.tn,,il rooto<, In NJ, conf1onc,, ~ +,,c ,oorl,
''a..a T.. 4eT ~ ."s soaas">a y. ~. p'op's.
tns iMhoSs correspondent nas "ateheu
these little movenenss with good deal of
1ttt!o Mt the facite nropnostications whir,, have
hs., ,,,so II, t,rt ~, a,,.r,nr. -. -. H. o,I,
',,,N tauo ~ ~ eI' ~ ~ ~ soo4nA
ea1a'uases on inc hepao'icaA state Ticket
The known quantity In the political equation
,,r.+ he rim Covernor nn,3 tt,ut nf,,,ta- uurtf
, 1879-08-02

tra,le lnte thc carpputcs's. Out uf his owu
earnings lie supported himself as,'1 mount a,!!i
Barcl enough MONEY tn 20 l,nck ~ hc1tuek'
ami uny the frrction Of IN o't ncrrn 'lmt ~
father owned, aip! WIN l1at been snltt tn satN(y
q murteugr debt If l,ts fnttcr'f. OEle.bv was
THE rIn,r rRACrlcAL .sruL.1.ios1sr
west IT tle Allegheny Maintains, tho first man
to invest his means 1T buying slascs into 1rce'
~ l,are known ORleshy many Years, and hls
bic lehrt has never entertained hatred for any
thing but tic cretaSen.ont of human bots'as.
llo studied law, a,ul became a tucccss-
o s hs sa'o seate e 'eWSPe Wen s1sa e W. W.
broke out he enlisted, a:1l ut curt,,th wns shot
fron bis horse, leading n chargc. and was left
for 1eaa on tic battlefield. iio WAS twtco
cioeted t'overnus, oneo tinted States Senator;
down lu your book OF remcnll,rancc,-tha he Is
the kind pf material great lllcu arn made ont Of
and that's tl,e kind uf nun he ts Such filie
OF promotion IL not accidental. Such climbing
r. l1'e; I,: With al tho oals aganst ,e1e a., ony
uns
TRUE 70 FREEDOM
in this stato whou the espousal Of tic cauee Of
thu hcgru WIS l. tlissrurc. We arc not tlouo
ef"r e w %o H. as e t s Tu" "i 'a. ,S ' ''F '''
81 But wlla. II he won't runi''
Well, In such contlngcncy the northern
nart ol the stasc would tnkc tic canlldate, for
oRlcsbY Il tho only nun tim. reRiun OF th..
lSso is to bc no cbiiu's play. 1t will ha light
oil n1UnE tllr linz. We cau't carry any dead.
weights. Mark that. III tl's OIlcsby Is
ftfoSE; ;of i;H;, nothing 's'o't him. but everything
Similar sentiments have been expressed by
osln'r wcll:l,oatcd politicians iu recent inter-
views. niul there ls no doubt tl,nt lI,e question
III 'E.absorhl1lE intrres: to n1 THO tubcrnaturia1
asl'transs atal Their ioIlvwcrs is The still un-
ut1tt I'm n sil1a $n55
, 1879-08-02

Pretty young latses at Newport affect patty
bathEng-suits, aoulstln,os Of 81 slight texture
that III tic rough HTesslu with Old Neptuus'a
forcea the garments yet the wotst Of Il, aud ab-
kuru dllemnll ~ aEt tllr result.
, 1879-08-02
The Ranking Hatred So Successfully En-
gendorad Against Dr.
Chopin.


Tile Rev. Father Doyle 30. corner OF Do Soto
md Ludun streets.
William Namerlc, 62t No. POI South.
L. Cberotti, 90, No oo8 Deale.
The Rcv Father Fahey, 80, corner OF Linden
and Desoto.
Elizabeth Fletcher, AZ, No. 23t south.
W. E. Bennett, Is Greenwood Nursery, out
silo the city.
William Morgan, 8. No. 100 Court.
Willis Alum, 81, No. CT DcSoto.
ANN Murphy. 85, No. 800 Vance.
Avery Payuc, "a, college outside the city.
LtndsoY Pa5ue, Q. sumo place.
Jita Payne, IL, same place.
| THE DEAD OF TO-DAY.
Antonio Botto, 81, corner of Elliott aud Dc
Soto.
]. Holly, 0, No. 60 Ross avenue.
Charles T. Bcunett, g PDplar.
Michael Escopa, 4o corner Of Sixth and Byoad-
why.
| THE LlsT OF NEW GASES
embraces two Catholic priests of st. rnteicI,'s
Parish. 1t will bo remembered how the Catholic
| priests suffered Ia the epiIcm1cs Of 1873 anl
| 1873, md the acourga xccms to have marked
them again this season. Last yenr but one Of
tho numbUr Of prtcsta stricken, Father LulcellI,
survived.
| TIE CONDITION or THE a1cK TODAY
is generally better, Miss Athcy, who was re-
ported hopeless last night. rallied about daylight
tlis morning, with favorable symptoms, but at
noon another change took place for the worst,
and, ut atest accounts, aho was almost hopclcaF.
Mrs. Atley, her mother, IL very low. Tho &C.
tion Of The colorgd peoples. meeting yesterday
! gaIotv +o.5av ~ rn,,h a.. .t..,s.,ss. ~. W
! creeo1 frsois u w., ...a,.s, ~. -o 'r. ~
| Momnbto,. ,rh-, ia s,,at. 's Neeeas ~
clurga ~ n,,,n-oa ~ .s,,,.. p.ua'ss' a..ss ~ IT,
rcnme,tea IN n-o,,,r,,,, ,xautas t., ~ -, ~
hu aon1rg ,,nnn., =. e.,,,s.., ~" '.st,'
of rcsoln,,ons hssr,,, a,ro",,., ,aa,, eaa
thosc nro,nulratca =. +,,o nc,ay.,7 ~" ~.
nln,. mrot1,y ro,,oxa.u .u,. sses1
Cant. c3l,,. ro,oro3 ~ t,,a ,,rIo,,,, c,os>,.
orsrcd n rcsotntton = t,t ssos as, ,,"".,s'o,
saop,ed. That lin cn1nraa n.nntn ~ Ma,n,,f,s r.,
notified t]ot tfor NAV forr -. ..,aa -.
xhor, ,en,s mn, xnr,.s ,rs, H.. s.s,,p T.. .,o ~
came rronort,on. NJ ~ ,h., ,u,,.s s"S.,a .a t.'
y]cd .ho ramn. nro ,,o, al l., tha - a.,
s,nntv i1cnots At ron,. Mo,1,s a,d nc,,a,..' s"s
The Exosn,tva committt.o nm, n,,sr ~ 3D.
iournmon, -, w., Tarnn,t,so. ' ~, n+,,. eaeo. ae
hut nothfnr ~ ,nan, 49, ..,asaa.s;, '",, sr,
brso,rng o,,t -, .ha fo,a, ~" ,aa.s ~ ,, t"o
Tomt,v ,novi,e ,haro sa,,sa,, -" .,'."sai" Nv -Ae'
IN :, ,'ss 49,, ''""'peNe
tim ,,n,,,,, ..,.,a,, ,ss. , r,.-
f"uon s,." ~, st~ -. ,", "noe anay' 1ls
h,t ,,n,,,,, ,;,ae ~ usn pAess 4uss ,sas'
Th,. ae".a ' 49,. t.ra" ~ , .kasast .aeI"pn,s'
| .s,. ..s.ss,z -, "u A., .o. 20 oss',"E " suo" "
1,,, !" .o N1"ss45 sou"u Aooa' n,el'l'
,"a 49,, s..as 20. .. VI -. may eaaes Lucy aaVo
. na. H. .a pas. . my VI rseo aays several mnea
W. ~ t1e suen1os' mere !. no way ot eettlhe
thps.,.s -. ~ .!.' WV 'cu'ea w
suo''s.s" .u.aso W teso'e sas" '1posts, aho no
III
, 1879-08-02

LouIsvIs1B, Aug. 1.-The campaign tor The
State election to be held next ltonday cloaes In
this eIty tomorrow night. eeuator Beck viii
, 1879-08-02
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS,

opfela+ GAsF0p0sdenet o. TIA Frt6HH&.
LINCOLN, Ncb., July 31.-The Republican
State Central Committee met at the CONNER.
ctal Hotel III this ctty ycstorlay and was callcd
10 order by the Chairman, J. W. Dawes, Every
district IN the State vas represented by
ono or moro delegates. On motion, tho
following gentlemen were appoInted ~ com.
Mftta Oh representation: c. ". Pierce. j, n,
ncardslcY. l.. !. Hilton, ]. Jcukon, an,l j. l..
Carson. a ballot was taken upon tic p!aca for
holding thu Convention, which resulted as fol-
!,,gs, vote. After some discussion 1t was de-.
cldea to hold the Convention III Ort. ], 1870, at
O'Clock y. n,. The Convention Il calel fos the
purposo OF placing IN nomination oua Judge OF
tho Snprsne Court aud two Regents Ut tho State
University, ami to transart such other business
Is may properly come before thu Convention.
The numbeF Of gentlemen standing really TO ac-
Youf correspondent Ia unable at pfesept to spot
tho HI1ulnE cprta.
, 1879-08-02

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 1.-The Republican
atate Central Committee has called the State
Convention to meet ass.. Paul TuesIay, Sept. 2,
, 1879-08-02

BoSroN, Aug. 1.-thu Republican etate Con,
yention IL called for Sept. l9 1t Worcester.
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SUFFERERS E e. si:ss ! p' sssI z
-3 Vig0F. Syphilis, or anE
form Of disease, cured At The Old WEATEiSN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 2gS Hine et.s S1n'
No ehhrge until cured. Call or write ior tree
advice. Charges low. Half rates Y Ihe
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TREES, SEEDS, PLANTS.

AupIe, Peaeh, Pear, Plan aud Cherry Trees; Small
Fruits and Ornamental Trees Eyersreens and Flosers
Ing Plants; Reliable Vegetable aud Flower Seeds
Finest Lawn Gnss SEEDS, etc, eie.. Wholesale and
Roam. specialludueemsnS TO market gaIdenSrs and
wholesale dealsrs.
John r.. & A. MURDOCH,
iia smlthasIA 81, OPP. POsloGtee, ritabarga.
Catalogue free. mA3IsE4I&M
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THE WHEELING DAILY NTEILIGENCER FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, 1879

ours Is 10 cook cabbage and green sprouts
with bacon, and serve both up separately.
Now, II both the meat and cabbage are
cooked together, serve them on the same
dish. That is all we'll enough, but divide
them and make two dishes OF them Is q
stupidity. We pepper ou~trageously and
out Of all season or seasoning In the
American cuisine. On the subject
Of pepper as o strange divergence
OF taste, It may be cited that
south Of Charleston the use OF
black pepper Is quite limited, red pepper
s~upplGntlng II. In former times, at din.
nerin Charleston or aYannah % guest usirg
the black pepper castor, II he should find
one, was thought 10 show a want OF prop.
er breeding. Still, It would be impossible
to lay down any positive laws as TO the use
OF pepper, as the further South the cook Is
the more stomachs seem to crave
what gives a fictitious warmth OF food,
The use OF onions or garlic in food, II EN-.
with judgment and temperance, Is
not 10 be decrted. Persons ignorant Of
when they eat almost any really
good dish at the best restaurant In New
York, would be amazed could they discoy.
er the secrets Of the head cook, to find out
in how many dishes and sauces garlic en-.
ters. II is but soupCon, It Is true, nothing
but q fragment or q bit OF bread which has
barely touched the bulb; but garlic IL ID,
nevertheless, Almost all good Cook.books
particularly advise that the higher grades
spices, such as cloves or mace, be in.
closed ID q bag and thus introduced into
the pot or stew.pan. This Is perfectly cor.
rect. Whole cloves or a bit OF mace are
never visible in a well.cooked European
dish, and nothing Is more disagreeable
than to find a wholeclove in ones mouth.
is the exact relationship OF all these con.
n to another, which makes a
dish perfect, and their thorough mingling
which renders food sayory.-Nap York
TimsS
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EGYPTIAN
FEVER and AGUE
AND
LIVER PAD.
rEyEl, \ Aanr.

Mt. wAsnS0TOS, Allegheny Co, Pa, March s, 20.
EGYPTIAN LIyER PAD Co., I1r1sRuR0u, Pa
GeHifaea: While on 4 visit to Aonle friends on The
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, about Two years aRo, l Wa
50 unfortunate q 70 Contract lever and ague, which
made me an invalid, more or IGES, for hxteen months,
Our hnIly phyGclAnp Immediately upon my return
home, took charge Of me aud exhausted his skill and
my patience In his Efforts to cure the, had the most
unb0unded confidence Ia his skill, but hudlEE his
prescriptions only aIiated the disease aud kept my
stomach ID. q nAuselted condition tho p0Ater part Of
the ntne,I had almost given up the idea OF being
cured when my eye fell upon the pamphlet ISssed
by your company wherein 4 was shown that my dis-
ease could be cured BY outward application alone. Ny
next step was 70 procure one Of your Pads which /
did At once, hndlng them, fortunately, for sale BY the
druggist In the neighbOrhoOd, who, BY the way, ave
me 4 very hattertng account VI them from hIS.persOn-
=" knowledge; TheieelinEs I experienced when drSt
| put on your Pad, presume arose from hope, I can
hardly describe them. When you ~recollect that /
vas thoroughly broken down In body aud spirits, hnd
Lest all hope Of ever getting relief; was sad, detected
and nervous but when hope again was klndled l felt
~ II new lie had been Infused Into me; | felt Joyous
and struDg. This condition was followed by a slight
nausea, but ! Atuck TO the Pad manillIy and followed
directions. 1 wore the Pad constantly, day and night,
for three weeks, At the end OF which time my chllls
had left me, my appetite returned, and my spirits
were renewed. ] am gaining flesh and being free from
pain or discomfort, think | mAy say | nj cured. l
feel very Enteiul TO you for my recovery.
Respectfully, ]. p. FORD.
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T5ins leaving columbu, At " a.,
toh daiy. Through Chicago expTes lsaTs1 S ~ A. =.
MA e5eePt SUNDAY, u &.i0'P. H., WITH GleSninT a.
Ps1t SSsa. arriytng In Chicago at 7.SS neTt HoIS,n 1St
Ticket oa5Hee e coI sesGred In advance At Union Depst
,s[SInp a 1 Palace Drawing Room sleepipv c.,,
Sn' e rsSItaoat change from stebenTIlle Snd eolTm.
Louis%' U'aannaa, Louisville, IndianapOliS Sad 81.
sSS through Tickets, Baegase Cheek,. sI..r,r. r.,
~ III 1Mlu9ns, and any further i~nioTmstiob. SnHIx
HasSiS ~. sELLEV1LIE, Ticket Agent 4 XXI
ucEst oaSSppo S, loot q Eleventh street, or Al CIV
D. W. CALDWELL ~
q " GEN. Manager, Columbus, o,
v. L. o'BRIEH, F'
nola ''nl pA'a and Ticket Agent cOlunhu,, o.
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gsax&ssx' Salss.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHAPLINE
i STREET RESIDEECE.-By virtue Of q deed 81
trust made By Daniel Cushing and wife 10 INC, a
trustee, lated February 1, 1875, and recorded In Book
70: = Folio lSS, l viii oder for sale At the front door
FEBRUARY 8, 1872, at lOo'Clo.k 4. NJ, The following
described property ,tOWit Lot No, i62, situated on the
vest aide Of Chapllne street, between 22d and sd
streets, Centre Wheeling.
TKRA8 OF 6ALR.-One-third Tor u much more "A
the purchaser may elect 70 payl 10 cash, and the bal.
GnSe In equal instRlments, In sig, twelve, eighteen
aud tTsnty.iOu months, With six per cent. Inter
ST. The deferred payments TO 20 secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold aud an lnSuf-
anee TO the amount Of $1,000 tor the benefit Of the
WHKEttxO, January s 1873.
The above Ele Is postponed until SATURDAY,
APRlL 10, 1879, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at sam place, '
mh24 ST.. HILDRErH, Trustee.
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including FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT.
flnt slAsl eomPanleS only offered 10 ~lnsnFpF1, and
we lhtefe1t! Of customer eAIOfully guarded. Par
ueulaf attention given 70 rPnOdellng forms Of policies,
~ % V cover Ia case Of los. Manufacturing, Mefean.
ule, Dwelling add Farm Property risks taken al fair
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RADICAL CURE

AGREET n %SuCcE.STUL fredericksburg
the alarming prevalence Of Catarrh, It Is
gratityingt to note this success and popularity
OF Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. From
q very, small beginning this remedy has, in
. few brief seasons, attained to the height OF
popular favor In the extent OF Ets slles and
the frequency OF Its cures Certainly, no
remedy can boast OF better references from
physicians druggists, and weli.known Citl.
Gems, who have freely given their testimony
scriptions for It are to be found on ale In
many OF our best drug stores must create a
warm feeling in lis favor, and pave the way
for Its universal use as a standard remedy for
Catarrh, --B Boston Journal.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has no Rivals. 1tadmits Of none. Wherey.
er tits used It Is instantly successful, One
after another the worthless concoctions for
Catarrh, put forth by ignorant and unscru.
pulous men, have sunk into obscurity. To-
day II Is the acknowledged specific for
Catarrh from Nova Scotia to California,
from Oregon TO Florida. Price, with I'M.
proved inhaler, Treatise and Directions, 81,
Sold by all Druggists.
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COLLINS
vOrTAIc e ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Electricity and Healing BaIsams.
The Medical Giants Of
the World.

the World.
Electricity Is the grandest curative and
restorative agent in medicine. 1t will re.
store suspended animation when ali other
means fail. As here united with the choicest
Medical Gums and BalSams known to the
healing art, its application to any part Of the
body produces the most grateful and instanta.
neous relief from Pain. These Plastens
put new life into the Weak and Sleepy
Muscles, strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver
and Kidneys, stimulate the Stomach and
Bowels and, when placed over the pit OF the
stomach. cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
prevent Ague, Malaria and Contagious Dis
eases, n IN many ways relieve the sufferings
OF mankind.
PRICE % CENTS.
Be careful to obtain COLLINS YoLrAlc
PLAsrERs, lest some worthless po-
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MeMsul.
sANFORD's =.
RADICAL CURE
R For n
Z cATARRH y
Relieves aud Permanent.

sneezing or Head Colds. called Acute Catarrh;
thick, yellow and foul Mattery Accumula.
tons In the Nasal Passages, called Chronic
Catarrh; rOttlng and sloughing Of the Bones
Of the NOse, with discharges OF lOathsome mat.
ter Hinged with blood, and alterations often
extending 10 the Ear, Eye, Throat and Lung,
called Lucrative Catarrh. Also, Hay Fever,
Nervous Headache, Dizziness, Clouded Mem.
DRY, Depression Of Spirits and loss OF Nerve