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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
Trustees Sale Of Steuben-
rauch's Ice House.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Louis Steubenmuch and wife 30 me, as
trustee, dated the 27th day OF October in the
wear Isl. and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
in deed Of trust book No. -, at pages 90, - and
%, l viii, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE,
A. d. 1879. beginning az 10 O'Clock A. ", sell at
public auction, AZ the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county aforesaid, in the city Of
Wheeling the following described real estate in
said city county and state, that is 20 say: Lot
number eight ,Sl, il square number two ~, in
the Eighth ward Of said city, and formerly in
what was called the town OF South Wheeling.
Also the following personal property, 10 wit;
The engine and boiler in the large fame ice
house on said lot.
Title believed % be perfect but selling a. trus-
tee, l win convey only the title vested in my by
said deed Of trust.
Terms of sale OF the Real Estate-One-fOurth
of the purchase money, and As much more as
the purchaser may elect cash in hand; the
residue in three equal instalments AZ six, twelve
and eighteen months, respectively, from the day
Of sale with interest from that day, the pur-
olaser 20 give bonds secured by deed OF trust on
the property for the deferred instalments- Terms
of sale OF the engine and boiler cash.
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. c. HERNEY, AuctOneer. nAa
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WHOLESALE cRocERs.
TOBACCOS.

TAM NOW RECEIVING THE FOLLOWING
brands of choice Tobaccos, which Will pe
sold subject TO the late reduction In the y. .:
tax: LorillRrds Climax or mahogany
navy Iorillard's nickel Nugget mahogany
navy' Lorilllrd's Dime Nugget mahogany
navy. Lorillard's double thick OF. mahogany
navy Lorillard's navy IS mahogany navy, Lori
lards 10 or pounds mahogany navy Lorllards
double thick IS dark navy, Timers Long
John" mahogany twins, Timers l6 OF. pounds
mahogany. PAGES "Old Time" 3 ply twist or
Danville: PAGES "Old Ned" 6 iech twist, Dan
Vile: Dawsont or twist Park Lane OK
twist Oronoco s ply twist Little Pet 10 inch
twist los, Banana cable coil los, Magnolia cable
coil los. Heather Chinee cable coil los, silver
Bell los, MaripOsa IL inch bright pounds; Royal
Gem IL inch bright, pounds Indian tne Gu! IN
nails NJ REILLY.
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McEAllEk E. SHEPPARD.

DUILDERS, 1910 MARKET STREET tEN.
ID trance three doom above Custom House,
All classes OF Buildings erected promptly and
Satisfactorily Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnished on application. Careful
supervision given TO buildings. Parties desiring
10 erect new, or 10 make Improvements on pres
ent buildings and those needing any Work In
our line will do well % call or address ~ above.
aprlSc McFADDEN 4 SHEPPARD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

THE Dutch word for insurance COM
panv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
There are many people who would call
the insurance companies by worse
names than this if they could only in
vent them
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DIR. II. v. PIERCE, having acquired world-vide
reputation in the treatment ~ Chronic nisoas's,
resulting in a professional business Ear exceeding
his Individual ability 90 conduct, some ytafa Az
Induced several medical gentlemen to associate itl-
selves with him. ~ the Faculty ~ the ufids lls-
Since been merged with the INNAiIDs' HOTEL
The organization has been Comllrtgl so lu..ll"-
rated under the name aud style ~ Worlds Dl.Psn-
sary Medical Association. With the following oh''la
Hon. u. v. PIERCE, Pres. 2. u. ptEucT, '. I'rst
JSo. T.. PIERCE, Sec LISTEN w. NAllh' if'hA
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ~ emil
nencc and SAIL hsyc been chosen as ihc fhcu,il a.,
CHRONIC DISEASES ~ all forms come "illhh ll'
nrnyinre ~ our several sp"Cialtl's.
LUNG DIsIAsEs=Ihis division 81 ptaru'e n
very abby managed by n gentleman ui maluff JUG
mcnt aud SKIN, Bronchial, Throai; and Lung D's-
DISEASES on WOMEN. ESPECIALLY ar "uI hrli.-
Ties 81 n superior uui'r t"r Tie cure 81 al Hi't'
chronic dissascs pccuar o. Grmars. 49,.
NERt sDisIAkEs.-ParalNsi ~, NCrNous ID hll-
nv Tullrpsy hts, ,hurra (sLNitus's Dance, Nru-
rilgla, aud other nervous Affections, receive iho
attention ~ an 1rpfr lu THIS fp'tlnllAs
Nor NECESSARY To sEE PAIiLNI-- IVY our
original system Of diagnosis We can lttat mshg
personal consultation. for particular 80 Ir"lh,
iomIuOn Ssn-c Medical Adyisrr" lltto pagts, sut
posi.paid for sl5Oj ~ lnyaliis All Tourist Guide
HOOK 100 pages. ~ cents pOsi-paidL ,,....
kIReICAL GAslS=Ampng TIE operation WIZ u
we ar called upon most frequently Ia porf"Iiu, aru
those for Nasal POlypus, llarvllp lum"is' il-luIt
in Ano, Piles. Hernia llupturr, w. dr"c'l' i,rl-t
of the ScrOtum, NaTiCOC1c, ovarian sml hlNW
rtr etc We alsp treat successfully, by nov histh
ud without surgical operation, 'aurtrs' lu'-lH.h
spinal Curvature aud other dtformiu's. IT, pan.
pltct entitled, Motion a. a Curative Agent s'S
address, wsfl.'i D.syssiay xs.!s,l L,,s..it!'s =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

mighty CHOICE BUILDING lots on
II Wheeling Island; price from 500 TO sooo
each. Only One-sixth OF the purchase money re
duired in cash. The residue may be PAID annu-
nly 10 JOHN P. GILCHRIST,
16cSoh At TOP Mil.
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FOR RENT.
PIC MIC GROUNDS.

JoFFER FOR RENT MY PIC NC GROUNDS,
/ wen known AS GREENS GROVE, four miles
north Of the city. on the p, W. Ky. X. X; j
have erected on them a splendid dancing plat
form refreshment stands, benches, and all the
necessary buildings pertaining 10 irst-clas Pic
Nc Grounds. The grounds lie within fifty yards
Of the railroad. Persons desiring ~ rent them
can call upon JOSEPH GREEN,
ap2Sb No. lli7 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

by its great and thorough blood.purifying prorcr-
t,cs pr PiQrco's Golden Medical Discovery cures
an it.ror.. nom the worst terofuia 10 cQumon
Bls,eh, Plmple, or kr'ption: merrnrisl diseasr'
and vigorous b. 9Th anil sound constitution cstai-
Ushcd' Ery-ipeias, knit-rheum, Fever eorca, scniy
or Rough kLin, in Chort a diseases caused by bll
Hood are conquered by this powerful purifying, AMI
luyigorating mctiCinc.
Especially las Il manifested its potency in curing
letter, Ro.e Hash. Dotls, Cnrbuneles, soro IJoa,
Serosulous Sores ard swclnT~ White hueiling''
CsoItro or Thick Meek. and Enlarged Glands
m you feel dull, drOwsy, dcbiitatcd, haNc tallow
color ~ tLln, or ycllowish-brown spots on face %
body frequent Lcadachc or dizziness bad tnrie ~
mouth internal heat or CliIs aicrnated Win BOY
nnrhcs low spirits, and gloomy forrbodingN Irregular
angelic ani tongue coated, you arc sunefng from
Tsrpid liver. or "Bniousnoss." In many easc, ~
Liver smp Isint only part - these symptoms are
cyprrirncc, A. a remedy for all such cases, DE-
pitTc,'s Golden Medical Discovery has no cqual, as
IL { Tects % RECT and radical cures
in-thr cure 81 bronchitis severe Coughs, and the
carly ragrs % Consumption, IL has astOnislI~ the
fHa lcal faculty. anil eminent physicians pronnurce
Il the greatest nIcdlesl discovery Of The age. NLle
IL cures tho scvcrcs Coughs strengthens tie stem
snd puriaes the blood. Soli by druggists.
n. ". PIERCE. VI. D.. PTopr. Worids Dispcns2ry
and hTYauds Hotel, Buffalo, y. 4.
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VIM. p. Hubbard administrator, &c, OF A.
Pannell deceased,

VIM. p Hubbard administrator, &c, of A. J.
Pannell, deceased,
vs..
Alex Updegaf, ct al, executors OF l. Updegr.f,
deceased and Others
IL CHASCERY.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Municipal Court
o. wheeling, entered in this cause on the 10Th
day Of April, 1879, the undersigned Special Com
miSsiOnerS will, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1879,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, nj the front door
Of the Court House Of OHIO county, sell AT public
auction To the highest bidder, the following de
ScribCd real estate: Lot eighty (s0) in ID. Zane's
addition 10 the city OF Wheeling fronting on
South York street, on Wheeling Island, together
with the twOStOry frame dwelling house there
on. Also so much OF lot ffty-fve (55) in Michael
Graham'S addition TO said city as is bounded rs
follows Beginning at the northeast corner OF
said lot -, thence westwardly with the north
line Of said lot thirty-two (}2l feet, nine 90
double ten ment brick house now erected on
said lot; thence IN u straight line through the
center Of said wall lenCthwiSe, In SOutherly
detection 100 feet, tO the south boundary Of said
lot; thence Ia the southeast corner Of said lot,
and thence to the place Of beginning, fronting
on the south side OF Fourteenth street, between
Wood aud Jacob streets, together with the two
story brick dwelling house thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-OnefOurth Of the purchase
money i'm cash, and the balance I'm three equal
payments in eight sixteen and twenty-four
months. with interest from day Of sale, the pur-
chaser tOgve his notes for the credit nstallments
with approved personal security and the title 10
be retained until payment In full Of the purchase
money GEO. Is. CALDWELL.
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
= y a q aaH
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
Belmont Nail Works

By virtue of a deed of trust made by the Bel
mont Nail Works 70 me as trustee, dated Febru.
airy l. 1875 and recorded in the office Of the Clerk
of the County Court Of Ohio county West Wiz.
ginia in deed OF trust book No. Is, folio So3 and
following. which deed is amended and correct
ed by another deed made by said Belmont Nail
Works 70 me- dated April y, 1879 and duly re-
cnrled I'm said clerks Office. ] shall. on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
GLORY TOBACCO.

WOULD GALL THE ATTENTloN
OF the trade 10 the above justly Gel
ebrated tobacco which ! guarantee 90 possess
more delicious chew than any other Navy To-
baccO on the market-nOne excepted. Having
the exclusive sale OF these goods in this market
am now plepaned 20 deliver them at low rg.
ures in the following styles: 2oz. plug, 10 retail
lOc or plug to retail 20c: OF. plug 10 retail
4Oc: l6 OF. plug. 10 retail S0c have them in
small sample boxes OF about II pounds each,
and every de Iler should Try one and ee con
WINGED of thei- merit VI. REILLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
CUTICURA MEDICINES.

TGYPTIAN LIVER PADS, HOLMAN's
~ Liver Pads, Constitution Water, Anakesis,
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

eyes. stopping Up, or oJstruet6n, q the nas. pas
Esges, ringing Ia cars, deafness hssnIns m 1870
~ 10 clear tbe throat uceratOna scabs ron ulcert
voice altered nasal tvrbg. offensive bresth
or total deprivation Of sense Of smell and ta.ts L-
tIon enlarEed toisils, tickling eougn- etc. Only
fcw q these symptoms likely be present. In aIy
csse a. che Tine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
DR.. Pierce'S FaYorite Prescription

The term however, IL hut a frclle cyprcT ~
my high appreciation - it, value, bassd IA fr-
t0nal Observation. ] have. willie wine y nl-
tive results IN the special diseases a.snl 20 Tie
organism 81 woman singled n cut ~ 'ie clirnar 80
Grow alag gem Of ssy uaef,cs' % - mrliia
"A pOslllyo cafe aud cectua. remedy Tor THIS class
0f dlssases and one that WILL AZ al times and undr
al circumstance act Kindly, am willing ~ stake
tuy reputation aa physiCiau; and ~ coIiifut afn
that N viii not disappolnt the most tang Joe sE-
pectations a single ald lady who uscs u g. AZ
and sslI n under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE tfor
The fIll5wlng are among tlose dlecasct In vlish
my Tayorite prcssrpton has worked cuf't, e. u ~
magic, and with a certainty ncyCr bfDTc attauDl ~
any medicine; IsucOrThpa. Excessive fl'~luf.
Painful Monthly PcriOds, suprfrt.ions whe tDn
unnatural causes. lfr6guiaritlra, Weak Bacl 10
Iapsus or FALLING ~ The Uterus, Antsvcrul0i. arf
Hstroversi0n, BeaTng-dOwn Sensatlout, inirrul
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Dcspgrfe ~,
Ihrcatsncd MlscaTTiAgc, Chr0ulr 'ong.atiDa, iD-
nammaion and Uleeraiion ~ The Uterus, ImpDteney,
Barrrnness. or steriliiy, and fcmalr Wcatnrs. U
DO not eItol this modlcine a. /" cnrr-al tui u
admirably tH.nlls . siasisse-- Of psrDe~s, hing
most pcrfec. specihc IN al chronic dlssas II The
asHuaf ~ ~ woman. IL will not disaplplB bOf
Will II Do harm. IN any state or cOudltlnn.
ThOss who desire further Information 90 thfte tR-
lrcis can obtain IL IN TIE PEOpLEs COMMON hEstE
MEDICAL ADyisEE. book ~ over 30 pagrs, .fnt.
pOst-psid, on receipt ~ tl0. II treats HiBuiY q
hose diseases peculiar On Females. and ives much
yAluable advice Ia regard " The Management "
tho.e Affections.
Ta,evfte Pre.eriptisa ssid ~ Dyussi.t&
X v. P1EKCE, " D., Prolr. WorLds D.fpeRsaU
rf Invaiids Hotel. Buffalo ~ n.
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Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.

SO OLD LEAF" OF. and o., in cloth;
u Durham" or. and o., in cloth:
scrap tobacco in a 70 packages
Full line OF Cigars, ranging in price from $40
up 10 SIS.
my6 NJ REILLY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

OLD. -...-... p..r-- OFF On. United state, for the
....... .F E... iu.H. iu Bankruptcy. m
.....t.-.E A.f-uI Elr.w--rom, bankrupt
.... m t- may concern:
..r..-.-r.F. John Walton, hereby gives
.... .. E.- appointment a- assignee ri Ilr
....... Alfred gselu-rrDu. oi NhceIuS ln ihe
........ ohio. .r ,H.I district and who was
.... r.. ."r day ul August. 4. ID. lNt>.
....F bankrupt. uruu mis- uWf petition.
.... W...E..- OBJ. D.. #ag u. N.v. \. d.
rDIIN WALTON,
Assignee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The following guide is made up on Wheeling
time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

orriadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trlin only
runs between Wheeling and Triadelphia.
tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accommoda-
ton.
tSteubenville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train
during the day passes backward and forward be-
tween Martins Ferry and Bella!re, stopping
when required at sherman House, Etnayile,
West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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W @ M AN

ny an immense practice AZ the Worlds Difpen-
cary and Inyads' Hotel. having treated many thou.
tani cases 81 those diseases peculiar % woman,
have been enabled % perfect most potent aud pot-
tive remedy Tor thcsc discafca.
10 designate this natural specific, have named o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ELAN "AAO u IA ANAAh4AhOhD"
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL l, 1872,
I cars on the Wheeling and Elm Grove rail
road will run as follows: Cars will leave the
city. corner OF Market and Eleventh streets, and
Stamms az
Leave Wheeling. Leave Stamms.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1879,

BY virtue Of decree OF the Municipal c.
o. Wheeling, entered IN this cause on the
day Of April, 1879, the undersigned Special &
miSSiOnerS will, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

In the County Court OF Ohio county, West vlr.
ginia:
c. Aultman x Co.,
vs. lin chancern
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Commissioners Sale.

J. C. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
may5 10 1921 % %, % 80
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II n NIIAI I.I.'I- ~ IsIsIsI IRI-7II7 I@-'VI1
State Of West Virginia, county of Ohio, City OF
Wheeling, in the Municipal Court oil Wheeling.
Byron BarllleV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-29

DAM RI ~ ~ n
ROBERT G. BARR,
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
] G. HEEyEY. AnctiOneer. may5-oaWt
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-29
Colors and their Origin.

Late in the thirteenth century oil
painting originated in Italy and other
portions of Europe. The imperial col
lection at Vienna contains the earliest
authentic painting, executed in 1897.
Uitramarine, produced by grinding into
fine powder the beautiful mineral, lapis
lazuli, found in the mountainous pOr-
tions of northern Persia, came into use
in the eleventh century, and four or
five hundred years later was introduced
into Europe. In 1898 ultramarine was
produced artificially by synthetical pro-
cess in France, and as late as lSi7 sold
for forty dollars per pound, but now,
such has been the advancement in these
arts, it is bought for thirty cents per
pound, and used very extensively. So
luble glass, silicate of soda, came into
use as a vehicle for paints in 1912. Ana
line colOrs, lakes of beautiful red,
violet, and the other colors of the rain
bow were introduced in 1850, hut they
are not permanent colors on exposure.
In 1875 the manufacture of German
aniline oils was commenced, a chemi-
cal compound. which promises to
achieve success. Though little is known
of the actual beginning of these indus
tries, it is interesting to note their lines
of progress from the center from which
they radiated. In the south of Asia,
more particularly in India, the germs
of the chemical arts had their origin.
By many channels to the east, they
found their way into China, and west
ward by several channels TO the south
ern ports Of the Black Sea, and through
the line of the Red Sea to Egypt. From
Egypt, as an independent center, they
were carried along the Mediterranean
coast, the Greeks. and Venetians re-
ceiving their information from this
source, and i'm the twelfth, thirteenth,
and fourteenth centuries the Arab
knowledge in these arts spread from
Spain to France, and from France to
Bohemia, Germany and England,
thence through the world, the lines be-
coming too intricate to follow.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-29
Cape Diamonds.

Cape diamonds date only from 1867.
In that year diamond was found of
fair size and quantity in tract of land
deemed hitherto almost valueless, al
jacent to British territory for which
England subsequently, paid the Orange
Free State, $3.50, 900 for abandoning all
claim thereto. 1t was not dear bar
gain for England. In 1865, larger
and | urer gem turned up than that OF
1867, and a discreet settler gave nearly
all he had for it. This diamond weigh
ed So carats, and fetched $50, 900. Then
came the rush, and by 1872 digging
was settled industry, to which the
finding of a stone of 2SS carats gave an
immense stimulus. Ii is estimated
that diamonds to the value of 50,OO0,
900 have already been extracted from
what is known as the Great Kimberly
Mine, without reckoning those filched
by the laborers, and Kimberly, which
derives its name from the Earl of that
ilk, at that time Secretary of State, is
now the second largest i'm the colony.
Somehow neither diamond dealing nor
goldsmithing seem, as businesses, to be
often attended with great wealth. In
this country for instance, it would we
fancy, be hard to point to large for
tunes accumulated i'm this line which
can compare with those accumulated in
many others, and in England they are
very few and far between, and may
generally be traced to some exception
al cause. Mr.. Rundell, for example,
of the celebrated firm of Rundell &
Bridge, undoubtedly was largely in
debted for the million and 4 half ster-
ling he has left behind him, some flfty
years ago, to the French Revolution of
1888. England was at that epoch flood
ed with gems, which were i'm most in
stances all the property that emigres
could carry away with them, and what
with the glut in the market, and the
neediness of the wOuld-be vendors.
these stones went at what Pip's diarist
calls ''tremenjous saeriiige." 1t is
interesting to reflect, in connection
with precious stones, what varied ca
reer heaps of them have had. 1t is
quite likely that those which we see
sparkling on the brow of Mrs. Bonanza
Shoddy once decorated that OF Amy
Robsart or Ninon de 'Enclos, and a
few years hence may form part of a re-
gal diadem. Strange tales many of
them could unfold could they but talk
They have mixed in the highest and
lowest life. Imperial fingers have toy
ed with them, and they have been held
in the coarse fists of Bill Sykes sitter
the haul of Duchess jewelry-case.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-29
Sympathetic Inks.

Under the name of sympathetic inks
are designated certain liquids which
being used for writing, leave no visible
traces OH the paper, but which, through
the agency of heat, or by the action of
chemicals, are made to appear in va
rious colors. The use of such means
or secret correspondence is very an
cient. Ovid, Pliny, and other Roman
writer's speak of an ink of this kind,
which, however, was nothing more
than fresh milk. 1t merely sufficed to
dust powdered charcoal over the sur
face of the paper which characters had
been trace d with the colorless fluid,
when the black powder adhered only to
those places where the fatty matter of
the milk had spread. Such process,
however, was merely mechanical, and
the results very crude. A great num-
Der of sympathetic inks may be OBJ
tanned by means OF reactions known to
chemystry. For instance, write on
paper with colorless solution of sugar
of lead if the water that is used for the
solution be pure, no trace of the wri-
ting will remain when it becomes dry.
Now hold the paper over jet of sui
phureted hydrogen, and the characters
will Immediately appear on the paper,
of an intense black color. The follow
ing recieps for inks Of this kind are
more simble: If writing be executed
with a dilute solution of sulphate of
iron, the invisible characters will ap
pear of beautiful blue, if the dry pa
per be brushed over with a pencil full
of solution of yellow prussiate of pot
ash or they will be black, If solution
of tannin be substituted for the prus-
slate. If the characters be written with
a solution of sulphate of copper, they
will at once turn blue on exposure to
the vapors of ammonia. Another SYM
pathetic ink is effOrded by chloride Of
gold, which becomes Of reddish pur-
ple when acted upon by salt of tin. A
red sympathetic ink may be made in
the following manner: Write with a
very dilute solution of perchloride Of
iron-so dilute, indeed, that the writing
will be invisible when dry. By hol-
ding the paper in the vapor arising from
long-necked glass flask containing
sulphuric acid and few drops Of So
luton of sulphc-cyanlde Of potassium,