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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Gcneauyo Organs radically speedily cured HOurss
and " HIN Rf A.DANIELs ~ IA LeKinston1Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
NEURALGIA,
DlPHTHERIA,
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING
RELIEVED IN FEW MINUTES.
nv RADWAY,S READY RELIEF.

For headach, whether sick nervous Thermltsm nm
ba uaiUs and weakness the back spine or kidneys pains
around uycr peurisy swegS 81 he joints pans y inc
bowels heartburn and pains ~ all kinds chh1n and fr~
bitcs Railways Ready Relief Will AFFORD immediate ease ana
its continued for few days euecta permanent cure
Iuce 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

FURTHER LECTURES BY MR.. SPAULDlNG'
The Rev. Henry G. Spaulding has complied with
arcquest to deliver additional morning course OF
four illustrated lectures upon the Art aud Antiqul-
ties of Rome. These lectures. to which fresh mat
ter and illustrations have been added will be gwen
on the mornings of March 25 and ~ and April
and 3, beginning at IL o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

An infringementS upon the patents and sys-
ten ct applying The ectnc proccto1o Of the Central uL,e
Of Huwr-r Burglar Alarm rlrcraph Company DIS
broadway viii Dee Dealt with to the m extent Of the law for
such cases IOyldcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

PORTER's CoUGH BALSAM is one of the old
est and best remedies IA - cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
Announcements.
Announcements.
Lung and threat disorders remcded by
JAMES EKPECrvRASE

+. HOWARD & Co.'s WATCHES
Are guaranteed by tho company every respect aer
from purchased There Is Therefore no risk in buying
"A Howard Watch from any matchmaker. Ask for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
APOLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER

sCompany
Ap0Ii
hc'satcne ab he Ia
wno
yeandt
states ruryO
tee e
% .ruaisW e o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

TO erGRfne the SPRING and all It's s'rro0hHgs Ndt 10 ma
ct,n Jr ne Manufacture Of drfcal e1rboa'c detd gas cds
rund on or The prsias anu that no necessity ersedyr
N, manufacture Of such gas for IN ig he Wdsr( or
the Yrason that ne Spring tep supplies Jar more gas than
necessary for the purpose Of boulfng the W'ers and DTss,rvHo
the same amounts gas "a contained IN the Water Whe mus
Spring Consul concludes has report dsJooWSi IueF'
tore state that ny opinion formed GrT obat eonsdra
careful ard prinstdkfng inDestgGon. hat me Aponds
Water bottled the ApOltindrts Spring as exported 10 no
United States BEYOND question natural mineral Dder
The which accompanies the Consuls dispatch
seems TO abundany sustain his conclusion that the Apo
nas Water heretofore imported natural mineral water
entitled to exemption from duty.
Very respectfully II. F. FRENCH
Assistant Secretary.
rcoPY.l
Tie Natural Apollinarts Water OF the Aponars Spring
near Ncuenahr alkaline water which may be
used haitualy table Its pleasant taste ands
richness in pure carbonc acid favoraby distinguish from
the other similar mineral waters. Signed,
PROFESSOR DR.. VIRcHow,
Berlin December q. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
CovsrvPTIoV CovorrREp At Is

s,ufce 81 lie j. inu luccd by PHLnP- PALATtWE
Con LItLK combination Mia PnurtHON IKIIiNL.
Best lang remedy. AL druggists Depot. f!titet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
NEW BAYoNETs AND SHOES FOR SOLDIERS.

The Army Equipment Board continued its labor
Of inspecting improved articles for Army equip
,nent nj the Army Building yesterday. Strewn
about the room through the day were garments Of
vauous kinds. and in a corner stood pile of car
tridpc-boxcs. saddles and helmets OH a side table
Law Two blyouets OF new design one Is broad
heavy blade, fashioned after the bowlc-knlie, and
can be used as a weapon on the ntie-baTrcl, or as
travel for entertainment work. When not III use II
is 10 be hung q; the soldiers SIDE. The shoes worn
by Ennis III the late international walking match
NrT IN the possession Of the Board the enterprising
maker being Of the opinion that iOOecar OF similar
design might be adopted 10 advantage Tor the use ot
soldiers on tie march. Tic pecul lar!ty of these
shoes aside from their broad and firm but not
heavy sole is that the heel is composed of two sec
lions the rear one being of rubber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

delivered long address on the Finance Oh .ne
of what he termed the money aristocracy, and I'M
measured in his denuncatiOn of the policy OF re-
sumption.
A FAMILY BROKEN UP BY SCARLET FEVER
Adam Schmidt. hc wife and five children, the
youngest baby, were well and happy last sunday
IN their home at No. 203 East Thlrty-sixth-st'
where Schmidt keeps barber-shOp. On Monday
two of the children sickened; then two more Inc
fever. On "Wednesday the four died. On their
return from the funeral the parents found the baby
flushed and hot with the fever. The child was ycLy
matter was reported at the Office Of the Board OF
Health and an investigation will probably be made
into the sanitary conditions of the house occupied
by the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
=. r.. r..
Strong Testimony frOm Honorable George starr ms 10
the Power of Railways Ready Relief In IA
Case of Scntc rheumatism.

NO. 3 VAN NES.-FLACE, NOW / UIK
DR. RADwAY: with me your Relief has worked wondeTt
For the last have had frequent ana severe AZ
lacks OF scatca sometimes extending from the LUMBAR re-
eous to my ankles and at times IN bOh lower limos
During fhe time have afflicted have tried almost Al
the remedies recommended by wise men and fools hoping u
ina relief. but all proved 10 be failures. - .-,
have tried various kinds Of baths manpnat0ns outward
applications Of inments numerous 10 mention am Pre-
stpons O the eminent physicians all OF WHICH ldeu
10 give me relief .-or. l,,,,o had
myself. was induced 10 Try your rcIn
was then suffering fearfuy with on" OF my Oh turns lom5
and dell gi the first application gave me ease ct
bathing and rubbing the parts Affected leaving he uO ~
warm glow created by the Relief In short tine the pan
passed entirely away although haye shght periodical AZ
lacks approaching change ot weather aloH now ''n
quite master ot the situation RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF Is fuend. never travel Win
out a bottle vIiisc. Yours truly, GtO SlAhl@
RHEUMATISM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02
Remedies for Carpet Beetles, Moths, de.

Remedies for Carpet Beetles, Moths, dc
Francis Gregory sanborn, Consulting
Naturalist, writes to the Scientific american
in regard to the pest Of all housekeepers
"At this season weare frequently besieged
by inquiries in relation to the carpet
BEETLE moth, &c. Many Of your readers
may be glad to know Of the following sim
III remedies':
First-steep one quarter Of a pound Of
cayenne pepper in agallon Of water add
two drachns Of strychnla powder. Strain
and pour this tea Into q shallow vessel,
such as a large timed iron milk pan. Be.
fore tlnrolling q 0 carpet set the roll on
each end alternately in this poisoned tea
for ton minutes, or long enough to secure
the saturatton Of It's edges for at least IN
inch. After beating IN old carpet, roll
and treat all Its seams and edges to the
same bath. Let the carpet dry thoroughly
before lacking It to the floor, in order 10
avoid the accidental poisoning Of the
tacker's fingers by the liquid. 1t is per.
haps unnecessary to state that the residue
OF the liquid should be thrown out where
II will not be drunk by any domestic ani.
NAL, or, II preserved for future use, care
fully labeled poison" This preparation
will not stain or disdgure carpets nor cor
rode metals In contact with the carpet, as
will most preparations Of corrosive subli-
mate.
second-one pound OF quassia chips,
one-quartor Of q pound Of cayenne pep
per, stepped In two gallons OF water.
Strain and use rs above. This prcpara-
ton, although Irritating to the human
skin, especially on cut surfaces, has the
advantage OF not being poisonous. To
either Of these teas from one-quarter to
one.half more boiling water may be added
at tho time Of first using, ii greater depth
Of the liquid in the vessel DO required.
When 1t IL desirable to treat carpets thNt
are not to be taken up, either Of the above
preparations may DO applied by means OF
any OF tho common atomizers to every
seam and margin with good results, al
though n second, and even third, applica.
ton may be needed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD CO.

&9Is.-SE sz.sszssa
on and after May is, 1879, PASSENGER T,,In. IN
run as ioIloWs-whsellng Time: At"'ni VIII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

NV YORK, May observation-disclosures
closed to-day. FlOur-Quiet; Supcrfinc State
and western 50 25l3 rs; common to good
extra s. 70a3 90: good TO choice 50 0ja4 so;
white wheat extra 81 65a5 25; extra Ohio
81 00a6 90; st. Louis So S0a6 90; Minnesota
patent 50 O0a7 IS. Wheat-Fairly active; re.
jected spring 73Ha74c; No. 8 do 92ka0Ic:
No. 2 do 81 03al 06; ungraded do 00a0lc;
ungradCd winter red 81 l3Hal Is; No. 9
amber 81 IL In store; ungraded white 81 IS;
No. l do sales % 1000 bushels at 81 l3Hal l3H;
extra do 81 Is. Rye-Firmer; western 65a
SKc. %Barley-Dull. Malt-Nominal. Corn
In fair demand; ungraded 41a43Hc; No.
8 do ale: steamer 42AalSc; No. 9 4SXa44kc;
steamer yellow 44C. ~0ats-Steady and fairly
active; white SIC; No. 2 35Hc: do white
SSHc; mixed western 35a35Xc; white west
crn 37a40c. Hay-Nolninally unchanged.
Hups-Stcady yCarlings 2a4c. Quiet
but steady. Sugar-Dull; fair to good REIN
Ing, Q 5.l6aGHc. MoIaSses-Dull and uncLang.
ed. Rice-Steady. petrulcum-Firm United
7Sba53Nc; crude 6Xa1MC; refined S9Sc. Tai
low-Quiet but steady. ROsin-Dull ut 81 goa
! 10. Turpenline-Dull, Eggs-Quiet; west
Grn l0alSC. WOol-Generally unchanged,
but some sales rather high; strong domestic
fleece 2Sa40c; pulled lSa3S; unwashed 9aS3c.
Pork--Dull: old mess 50 70; new do $lOOOa
10 62H, ~Beef-Stea1y and lairIy active. Cut
MeG'S-Qutet; long clear middle 81 70; do
short clear S. 05. Lard-Dull; prime steam
SO 25aG 32IS. Butter-Dull; western GalSc.
CheeSe--Weak, WhisEy-Firm at 81 05.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02
nAYEs Is M QUIZ FRONT.

l found it impracticable to move al
rthor along that road, as Hayes FEEDER
igade was in our frout.-Gmcral Kersha
S. 4. (1SG4l, Wet Virginia.
HOW the historic scenes, u%nroilel,
Repeat themselves tU-layi
And how the obstacles VI old
Beseis our party's Eayl
We follow the Confederate track,
Aud light ~ was our wont,
But nh, We have 10 turn US back,
For Hayes Is In our 'front.'
We march upon the fortress tall
Wherein an army RTitS,
And strive 10 plant upon Its wall
The banner Of the States.
We do not 1--we tho Nations Dag,
Nor fear Its sabre blunt,
And ynt our purpose seems 10 lag,
For Hayes Is In our front!
Reaim To make the ballot Tree
To each who CONES In sight,
Without regard 70 whether he
Has exercised tho right
Ot once, or twice, or thrice before;
Or. calculating ont,
That morning landed on our shore
But HayetiS In our 'front.'
The people have appointed us
CVnlrdrruteS 10 power,
Hut 1t has Raised an awful NUS
The grapes are very sour;
We would III arm the "BOys in illue"
Our l,e1 that b0r0 the brunt-
And take away their nlIlOuA, LOo,
But HaytSs In our front.
This history, BY fate unwound,
Repeats Itself to-day; s
The 0lstuele that Kerihaw found
Stands rigid In our Aay.
We never, never will back out;
Not quickly That We wvu'L
but Eu shall slowly face about
For Hayes Is In our 'front.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

NEw YoHE, May 3l.-Agents continue to
make large deliveries Of staple cotton and
WOODEN goods on account Of back orders, but
now business Is only moderate. Cotton goods
are very firm and stocks are exceptionally
small. Prints remain quiet. Staple ginghams
arc In steady request, but fancy styles arc
sluggish. Printed lawns are doing well. Fancy
caSsimeres and Cheviols are fairly active and
firm. Foreign goods remain quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

CtNcINxAFt May 3l.-Flour-Quiet and un.
SlalS "a y 3D.. Wh s IS i but !. aE mr. red sLCSa
bull and lower at S2aS5c, Rye-Quiet at
66Kc. lIarley-Dull and nominal. Pork-De.
lnand fair and market firm at$9 9Oll000. lard
STEADY with agoOd demand current make
81 00aG 05. Bulk Meats-Steady with q fair
demand shoulders held at g 90; short ribs
81 IS cash. Bacon Steady with a good de.
mand; 81 l2JIa5 25a5 SIX. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. LinsUed Oil-Steady ut 62C,
Whisky-GOOd demand but at lower rates at
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May St.-Flour-Steady and firm.
Wheat-steldy, fair demand and firmer; No.
. Chicago spring 81 OLAF OK cash; 81 OK
June ;0sXaGSHC July; No Edo soc; rejected
6ic. Corn-ACtivc but lower ut 35c bid cash;
35XuS5Xr June; 36Aa38N July; size Au.
gust. 0ats-In fair demand but at lower rates
ut 20C cash and June; SOC bid July. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-EaSier at G5
a67c. Pork Firm demand but at lower rates;
50 G2H cash; 50 62H bid June 1918 bid July,
50 SIX August, Iard-In fair demand but
at lower rates; 50 05a6 OK cash and June
50 I5aG TX July; s. 22I5a62 4 August. Bulk
MeatS-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and unchanged ut 81 03.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

PHILADELPHIA, May Sl.-Flour-InaCtIve;
Minnesota extra family good to fancy 81 Asa
5 90; Ohio family good s. so; Minnesota pa
tent 81 00a6 IS; spring whCat$ 50 25a7 IS. ltyc
FIuur-Quict but steady at So 75a3 10. Wheat
quiet; ~ungaded 81 DIAL 10; Michigan
white on track 81 10. Corn-Dull nothing
doing. 0atS-Le>s active; western mixed at
3314aSthc; white western S5aS5Ac; choice to
$40 355aiO IS. Hams-Smoked 8XalOc; nick.
led 7XasNc. Lard-Western GXa6I1c. Butter
Weak; creamery extra at l7a1sc; New
York State and Bradford county, Pa extra
1jc; Western Reserve extra l3al4c; Eggs
Steady; westcrn13Xc. Cheese-Stcady cream
cry at 7a7Hc. Notwithstanding doing;
refined at sac; crude INC. Whisky-West.
Grn 81 o..
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RAInmore.

BALTIMORE, May Sl.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat-WestGrn active and
weaker No. . Pennsylvania red 81 lex; No.
. western winter red, land May, 81 l31s
al 1917; June 81 13a1 1917; July 81 ia
/ l2h; August and September 81 Goal COY.
Corn-ActivO; western mixed, spot and May
43%a4SHc; June 4Sa43ISc; July 4SHa4SNc;
August .A4Xa44Ac; steamer 42%c, Oats
Firm and unchanged. ~Rye-Steady and M
changed. ,Hay-;Dull and UNCHANGED. Provis'
ions Unchanged. Butter-Quiet and I'M
changed. Egcs-Active at l3c. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged. CofIee-Firm and
UNCHANGED. MhiskY-Dull and unchanged
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Tnindn.

ToLEpo, May sl.-Wheat-steady; No. 8
white Wabash 81 90; No. / white Michigan
81 90; extra white Michigan 81 OSH; amber
Michigan spot 81 OsX; June held at 81 0S:
1 07E bid; No. 9 amber Michigan 81 90; No. 9
red winter spot 81 09X; juno Il OK; Aug.
uSt 81 cox No. 5 red 81 Oh; No. . Dayton
Michigan red 81 0S5S; western amber held
81 loA, 81 % bid. Corn--StcadYi high mix.
July led at SIX; August az No. 2W6itc
tlc; Kansas 80. oats-seady; No. 9spOt and
June 32c; white 81; Michigan SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

CHICAGO, May 3l,-ThO DfOY0fE JOurnAl
reports. e
AO0s-Rsceipts 1000 head; shipments 400
head. Market generally 6Al0c higher, except
coarse heavy, which are hard to sell mixed
packing s. 40a3 IS; light g 60a3 90; choice
heavy IS G0aS 10. Market closed steady OF an
advance.
CATTtr-Recelpts $500 head. Market dull
and nominal ; lOal5c lower. Noexpurt grades
offering; good to choice shipping at q 20a4 IS;
Texans lower ut 50 40aS 80; butchers follower
and dull; COWS 50 OOaS 30; bulls e 00a3 20.
SHEEP-Receipts 900 head. Topgrades firm;
commOn dull and lower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

The Grafton Sntintl has started out on
its eleventh year. wohaSe taken an un-
usual interest in that sheet for the last few
years for the reason that 1t is an excellent
paper, and We delight to see it prosper
Qarsbnrp Teegram.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-LIous-Fairly active
rough heavy s. 0Oa3 20; Workers 10 Baltimores
~ 3Oa3 IS; smooth heavy to Philadelphias
y 40aS 65. Receipts GOO head; shipments
SIIEEr-Unchauged; common to good clip
pedS2 5OaS 90. Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 800 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

PlrTsHuRsu, May S,.-PErRoLRux-Quiet
crude 0SNc at Parker's for shipment; re
fined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, May 3i.-PETRoLEUM-Marke
opened inactive, with sales at 4Nc; advance
TO HNc; declined to 73Sc, OF which price it
closed. shipments for two days 5000 bar
rels.
ANTWERP. May Sl.-PETRoLEuM-Reaned
2OIid,
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United States Go Of 1881, coupons. ..........., ...-.. lOI1
Sow blFes l03IS
New -Four and 4 half. ..... 10 Il
EeN rour9 lGH
Currency .....l 2iN
RAILROAD BoSDs-Active and IRREGULAR
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
sTocEs-The market was fairly active To-
day. AT the opening prices fell MaA, but
subsequently, u iirmer feeling prevailed, and
An advance Of Hal& per cent was established
aud generally maintained to the close. Mich.
igln Central was exceptionally heavy, and dc.
c,iRed to 1875, tho lowest point OF the week.
Louisville Il Nashville fell of 81 per cent,
from Thursdays closing price, touching 6Sk,
but subsequently recovering 10 SIX und clos.
ing ut 55a5G. This break was caused by the
uction Of the Louisville Common Council in
ordering the sale Of the Company'S stock own
ed by the city without limit as to the price to
DO taken.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 1000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
1000 Wabash, 600 Northwestern, $1,000 St
Paul 5000 LacEawanna, 1900 New Jersey
Central, 1000 Delaware & Hudson, 1900 Nor
rls & Essex, 10000 Michigan Central, 5000
Hannibal & ST. Joseph, 1000 0hios, 5000
Western Union, 1910 Pacific Mail, ll,OO0
Louisville e. Nashville and 5000 Nashville,
C"hAttlnOOgl & st, Louis.
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

CINCINNATI, May sl.-Hoes--Quiet but
firm common 50 4Oa3 20; light IS 25a3 so;
packing at s. 3ja3 So; butchers S. 65aS 90,
Receipts 3,5i5; shipments 655.
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. "O
FRENCH POWDERS

SUFFERERS E Rssi Sf Emery, Ds SaHig
- VIgOF, Syphilis, or any
form Of disease, cured At the old WESTERN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 266 Vine ST., Gin
clunntl, By the only sure and reliable remedies.
No Charge until cured. Call or write for free
advice, Charges low. Half rates TO The
poor. oo5-d&W
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.sanford's Radical Cure

Isof marvellous efficacy for relieving violent attacks
Of Sneedng, 10 which many arc subject, for clrSnSinv
the Head aud Nasal Passages when clCCgel with os
Iensiy" matter, for dendOrizlng and purifying the
Breath, for rendering the Head clear, the R1In &c.
graceful aud gOOlhed condition. NV"
Ur. Chas, Main, a Boston physician, says: TAs n
remedy t4r the treatment Of every form Of Ca,arrh, I
S nus l. sGPeTiGr e lny preparation laid down In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

run nt dHIiv lsaTinS Columbus at S,IOP. n. and $50 A. n,
IGiiy, except Sunday, At SO r, ~. Eitb SIS SUlGss6 y
BcTtSS ~, arriving In Chicago at 1850 next moTSInT.
TfsSfrt 6SBaa 9e secured In advance Of Union Dcpsi
rumiaa,a Palace Drawing Room sleepIn, C0r
hnS - CTItnOlt change from Stelenyille and IolInn.
Louis. """S''hUI indianapolis and 81,
For through Tickets, BaVvsv. Che,t, s,..o,,,
~ imu p1au9nS, and any further IniormSiIop In i
ggandiS h ~. sELLEVILI.E, Ticket Agent Al XII
ucEst o5 Sspo So loot q Eleventh street., or At civ
D. W. CALDWELL,
q N. FELTON,, JR,
v. l. ORRIEN, BN'A
mold 0cnl fa'+ aud Ticket Agent CoIumbun, o.
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MOTICE-

NOTICE
Evan. Lutheran Church. The President otthv Church
Council Or Treasurer Of the Church will 10 al III,
Bank Of Wheeling on Monday June ID, bOtWe6n IhC
houn u 10 4. Y. and 3 r. NJ, TO ray bonds matuFin
AtthAt date, aud 70 furnish Subscribers with he new
I've pet eeut, bonds Of the congregation.
WIN. Ht11iNS, Sec. SAM'1 q, BAlNtTZ,
EDwARDT Burr, Treas. PreSt. Of CD. Council.
Iny27.29sSO.j2
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


EEw YoRK May 3l.-MoNEY-Market easy
at 3a5 per cent, closing at 4a6 per cent, Prime
Exchange Bankers bills firm at 81 S7N,
Sight Exchange on New York 81 50.
Observation-Disclosures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02

Ii you desire instant and permanent relief
try these wonderful Plasters. They net the
moment they are applied. No other remedy
In the world can SO quickly assuage the most
violent paroxysms OF Pain. They distribute
throughout the nervous system d gentle and
continuous current of Electricity, which in.
SANITY HnnihilN!es Pain vltalizcs Weak and
Paralyzed Parts, cures Chronic Weaknesses and
Ailments that have been the torture Of a life.
time, Strengthens the Weak, supports the
Weary, and in a hundred ways prove them.
selyesa priceless boon 10 suffering humanity.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
De careful to obtain Collins Voltaic Electric
f~laSters, u union Of Electricity with Healing
Gums and Balsams. Bold by all druggists. III
sure 70 get irhat you are Siting TO pay for.
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Sanford's Radical Cure

Isa Localand Constitutional Remedy. 1t is in
hatd, thus acting directly upon the nasal cay-
tiles. III IS taken Internally. thus n~eutnIizirr
and purifying the deidifcd blood. A new and
wonderful remedy, destroying the germ Of the
disease Price, with Improved Inhaler and
Treatise, 81. Sold by Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02
SATURDAY. the Pam pav nfluna. Ia7a.


commencing 1t 10 o'clOck A. NJ, the following
described property, tO.wit A tract or parcel d land
situated 10 Ohio county, West Virginia, on Inv
EatCTs o. short Creek, commencing at stake In the
Jacobs line, thence south i1ho east 10 GO-lOO poles 10
q stake, thence south $50, east 60 poles 70 d sake,
Lheteo south SlkO, Ost I2.l01 poles 10 a stake,
thence south. l2hioi east 200 GO-lOO poles to a sake,
thence south 81, west q 6S-lOg poles 10 d stake,
thence south 90, west 10 g6-lOO poles TO u stone,
thence south I9h', west ~ 6t-i00 poles TO d StSkp,
theure tOHth 2sI east II SLIGO poles to u stone,
thence south An, west IS poles to u butteFuut ire.
tbenre north ~ west l5 2t.IO0 poles TO- stump,
thence north bA't east 2i poles u stake, thence
north %, east u St:lOO poles TO the IiaCc Of begin.
nlnR, contalning 10 acres, one rod and three POLES
more or less, balng the same property ID / james {.
PearI9n and Florenre Y. Pearson conveyed to Vim. X.
Chapllna and Emily r. ChAplIne, by 4, led datti the
SQlh d March, 1871, aud recOrled In the Clerks ONCE
o. sali county in decd book No. 6S, pages 1871 and I62.
TIRMs Ov SALE-Ons-thi,d cash, the Teaidne in az
aud twelve months from date Of sale, the purchaser 10
give bis notes, bearing interest from date, for tue de-
tuftd payments, and 70 give deed Of trust on the
property 70 secure their payment. TIt'e is believed
70 30 good, but selling rs trustee will only convey such
title ii Is vested In me.
my96DAw I'D. EWING, Trustee.