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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TNVELOPESl ENVELOPES
just TCCOlVGG ~
NO. 95 KING STREET.


NO. 9j KING STREET.
One hundred thousand Of tho best Envelopes
for the money in the State CT Vrginis.
A tull stock on hand of every desirable s!Z,
quality and color 1t will pay everybody who
uses Envelopes to examine this stock before
purchasing.
Also just received complete assortment Of
Letter. Cap and Note Paper, Sermon Pspor,
Legal Cap, Bill! Hcsds, all sizes and weshts'
Flat Letter, Flat Cap, Demy and Medium.
Printers' Blanks, Bristol Board, Printing and
Book Paper, Manila Paper End Tissue Paper
of all colors also complete stock of American
and imp ported Lead Pencils, Inks, American and
imported, Adhesive Files, Playing Cards, fine
stock, tho best Pspeteries for lOs each in the
market, fall stock of the fnest grades OF Ship
ping Tses OF sll sizes, Gum Labels, Paper Fas.
teners, Blank Books, from the largest LedgeIs;
all sizes, TO the smallest Pass Book, Fine Gold
Pens, Portnonnsies snd Bill Books, Letter
Books, Impression Paper Rulers, Arm Rests,
Inkstands in great variety, and thousand other
useful articles Of stationery; also full stock OF
Public School Books, Slatos, Satche;s, &C etc.
NH g. L. FRENCH.
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MENFCINkL.
VEGETINE

pURIFIES THE BLOOD, RENOVATE5
AND INVIGORATES THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE ALTE
RATIVE, TONIC. SOLVENT AND
DIURET1C.
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The Hl,atc mark"

Nc account Of Bagdal would be complete or
even honc5 which emitted laCti0n OF the Bag
dad date mark, n5s:cri0u. a,aiaay which
Affects everybody: whether citiZsn or stranger
I. is dry, eating a97g. which GENES genera!t2
npcn tic face, !aEs fS7 year, EEc thea ee7s
away forever, Having ca ioGclihlo Mark about
The size and shape Ct q dato. IS evidence OF the
visitation. The cos;yIx is Just skin deep; the
spot aprcai5 ard i tho suTtsco Lad bean scared
away With calls;lc or hot iron. aud it Dy no
moan5 enhances the beauty OF the 7lclim. ING
soro generally comes 10 childhood, aud then IL
commonly settles upon tho face. The check Q!
ucarly every nlan and women brought up 10
Bagdad shoHs the unmistakab!c mark
Sometimes it settles On the ncse, snd then
the Gi.fgurement is considerable. sometimes or
The cyelid, and Blindness is generally :fo result.
Strangers arc attacked evca after brle! resi-
denoe; but if they be adults. they get tho gore
on the arm or Wriat. II is more painful thcro
than on the check, bus Of course there Is 20
disfgurement. Ia every case the attack runs
its course for year; nc treatment, no ointment
or meGcioo has the slightest effect upon IT.
Once the sore makes It's appearance, the SUI,
ferec kocms what to expect, and M may aS "c'l
resign himself Db;!o7o?hicaily &c all it '1votVs''
Tue Arabs ssy tnat every csc thct goes 20
pSsus1 pioal r: -. iii ,.,. :, of,nr
not get iS "h!'e 10 e'o c5' ~ 80; nh:, - 80,
no leaves; anG u nc "'e3 Hp' Sct - H"'!I ~'T''
he Tlll get It after fc . oeau. jt u DOE 20 D.
avoided
The CAUSE Of this p:onti,r end mos! diEasrcc
,hio o;i.rnnt he's NOR hcpn satisfactorily traced,
eoio az "1'ii-us u''' ,..-,o,i ,hnn,;ns nav, hcor
thooeh H'H' Nat:' Sri, ron,r,, ;o,.
oroachcd upon me surge. iro scucas III!
preston - that t5e qIeHty CT ;Ho water u
chargcebie With u, nIt tnls not!cn NUS
think. be given 10. The disease ia knoYn 10
most of the togos, from tho head otthe Persian
f Gu1f " tho Mediterranean, thousi nowhere js
- u &c, 10 -, -, !; E.oJa1 IN the Ioyn Of NaYt;p
=; - ;.s,o.. ~ i.,r ~ tSo ,,s,or sunnlo NJ that
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. Il. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir-l will most cheer
fully sdd my testimony to the
great number you have already
received in favor OF your great
and good medicine, Vegetine,
for do not think enough can be
said in its praise; for I was
troubled over thirty yoars with
that dreadful disease, Cstsrrh,
and had such bsd coughing
spells that it would seem. SIS
though I never could breath any
more, and Vegetine hss cured
mo: and I do feel to thank God
all the time .hsL there is go good
q medicine ss Vegetine, and l
also think it one of tho best med.
icines for coughs, and weak,
sinking feelings st The stomach,
and sd7i:c everybody to take
the Vegetine, for I can assure
thom it is one Of the best modl-
c!ues lhst ever was.
Mrs. Z. GORE,
Cor. Magazine s. Walnut SIS,
Cambridge, Mass.
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HAssLAR's ECCENTRICITlEs.- s.--iias5'ar wa5
hsmpercd and embarrassed continually BY ln"
tied appropriations. His operations were 1ot
of that character eaeiiy seen: Congress wonder
cd continuslly what he vas abou! While ho
vas sys,enatizns methods and training assist
ants, CopgrcSs was Struggling lts shoulders and
olsmorinp because results Werc inadequate to
all the expenditure Hessler was au ccccDtFic
man Of firascibo disposition and great lndcpend
opoe of character. % ono occasion commit
tee from Congress Hai'e upon him 10 his olhse
to inspect his work.
"You cone to 'spcct my work. ch? Vat ycu
know bout my york? Vat you going 10
's9ect?"
The gentlemen. coDsiiou; Of their ignorance,
tried to smooth his rrii!,d temper bJ an cZria
nation, which only made matters worse.
'Ycu kuoIs n9tting 1t 81! bout ny work -
How caa you 'sncct la7 vors, scI; you knoHS
noting! Get out q! hcrc; y0l 10 Dy yay--
Congress be Won big WOOL to send you to 'spcct
my voTk. J. avs no time to waste 7!th such az
knows noting vst l am bout Go back TO
Congress and tell iom vat | say. :,
The committee did 90 back 10 Congress
and reDort, amid up-oarious laughter, the re
sult Of their inspecting interview.
When Hon. Levi Woodbury. vas Secretary
Of tho Treasury, under jackson, be aud hass'
lar could nc. agree es to the compensation to
bs allowed to the superintendent, and Uasslar
gss referred 20 the President, at whose dis
croiou the law placed tho settlement OF the
so, Mr. Hasslcr. it appears The Secretary
and YOU cannot egroo about this mattcr,' re
marked Jacksoa, when Hasslar stated his case
10 bis usual emphatic style.
"No, Sir, yo can't.
"Wetl, bow much do you really thluk sou
ought to have r
.'Six thousand dollars, sir.
"Why, Mr. Hasslsr, that is a5 much cs Dir.
Woodbury., my Secretary Of tae Treasury, hl~'
| self receives.
from his chair and vibrating his loDg. forthnger
| toward his owo heart. "I' !-e t-y MT. Soco-
burys, D Len p 5lr. E7erybody5, tor Secro'
tary Of de Treasury y c-n o. 20 UT;
Hass!ar for de head OF the coast survey anu
eTeoi;pp himself 10 naughty attitude, nc
iooI.S down urou Jackson in supreme scorn ct
us peo";Jent as;. jackson, syupathizlug with 3
,har,ctcr hs7ipg sono traits 10 common with
S;s own' granted Hasslar's demand, and at
.ho Close of the next cabinet meeting told the
inIe' I to the great entertainment Of tho gaI-
itleuen present,
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GIVES HEALTH,
STRENGTH and APPETITE.

liy daughter he's received
great benefit from the use Of
Fcgctine. Her declining health
IVES o eou-ce OF great anxiety TO
all her friends, A few bottles OF
Vegetino restored nor health,
strength a1d sppeti!e.
n. II. T1LDEE.
Insurance and Real Estate Agt,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07
One Word Cover, the Advice

Which should be given to nervous, slender
and debilitatel persons---Invigorate! Seda.
tvs, oplates, appetizerS are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with q
genuine tonic In order to the recovery Of yigor
and tranquility by the nerves, A course, Sys,
tematcaIlypuSued. Of the leading invigorant,
HOstettcrs stomach Biuers, should be resort
ed to by those who suffer from weak nerves
and general debility. The stomach, always
more or less dyspeptiC in'cases Of nervousness
aud loss Of vitality, Is toned and regulated by
cSicn akin to that Of steady.going piece oil
mechanism. Complete digestion and assimi,
lation are, through the influence Of the Bit.
tiers followed by again Of yigor and flesh, aud
the disappearance Of bilioUSnesS and irregu.
larity OF the bowels, where such exist, as they
usually do. Appetite and sleep are then re
gained. NwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07
SOUTHWEST wEsr VIRGINIA.

Senator Hereford The White sulphur
SprIng"-Thc Crops-EIenty of Mast.
Senator Hereford has returned TO his
home at Union, Monroe County, from
which point he will now commence to lay
the ropes looking 20 his reelection at the
next session Of the West Virginia Legisla.
turc. He will find that bigger Job than
he did the last time, rs the Republicans
are not likely to smile upon him again,
lie is 81 unmitigated partisan, and has
not commended himself 10 their favor for
reelection.
There are already between two and
three hundred guests at the Greenbrier,
White Sulphur Springs, and others arc
rapidly arriving. Tho managers count on
big season.
The Monroe Register says that harvest.
ing in full blast and the wheat crop Is
turning out far better than was anticipa.
ted a month ago. A fair crop OF both oats
and grass will be realized. The prospects
Tor All average crop OF corn are enConrag.
ing.
The white oak and chestnut mast prom.
lses TO be unusually heavy In this region,
Persons who have observed the mast for
years, say they never saw q finer prospect
han there is now. As there has been no
hog cholera for year or two, there are
now plenty Of hogs to iatten OH tho mast,
and pork promises to be cheap in this sec.
ton the coming fall. : Mountain Herald,
Several years ago large pile Of rock
was discovered on what is known rs Eli.
sons Ridge, near Centreville, Monroe
county, and as there was no other rock
near the place, it was placed there by man,
A short time ago party OF men, after re-
moving about forty or fifty wagon loads Of
the rock came upon vault, formed by
large flat rocks being placed upon their
edges; after removing the top OF the vault,
a human skeleton in good state Of pres.
ervation was found. Il is supposed to be
the tomb Of an Indian chief. Besides
this several other skeletons have been I'M.
earthed and great many Indian relies
have been found, such as beads, etc. The
graves, no doubt, are many hundred years
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OAKLAND.
opening Of Daiiey's Hoiei-Arriyals from
WheelInR.CroD News.


Dailey's new hotel-the Glades-was
opened for visitors last Monday. Oakland
now boasts Of two comfortable hotels, the
Oakland and Glades. The former Ia the
B. & o. Company's hotel, and is sort Of q
tender to the one at Deer Park, with
which It connects by a graded road-a
beautiful drive-six miles long. Among
the late arrivals at the Oakland were Benz.
Davenport, II. Hess, and Robert Simpson,
Of Wheeling.
The crops are short this year In the
Glade country. especially hay. The other
day ten acre wheat Held belong.
Ing to W. W. Ashby, near Oakland, was
destroyed by fire.
Grasshoppers have made their appear.
anCe in vast numbers In the Flatwoods
settlement, on the farms Of Henry Feigh
and others. They have eaten the leaves
Off the buckwheat and are now working on
the timothy.
Even when the Glades were settled by
white people, nearly one hundred years
ago, they have had their summer visitors.
1t was found long ago that the country
was good one for young children and
old people 10 come to 10 the hot months,
and hither they have come for health and
pleasure every summer The nights are
cool with heavy dews. The water Is most.
Is OF the free stone character cold and
sweet. Pools Of standing water will not
stagnate. AL streams, small or large, go
triCkling among the pebbles or dashing
over the rocks.
Soon after the Indian left TO return no
more, the State OF Maryland constructed a
wagon road, west, from Fort Cumberland
to the Virginia line, along which road was
started villages. First Creasaptown, which
soon dwarfed; Westernport, at the mouth
OF Georges Creek, met with better success.
After crossing the Backbone" mountains,
quite number OF houses for entertaining
strangers sprung up along that road.
Through the Glades, notable among them
the old Calamees House, the Armstrong
House, which stood near where that road
crossed the Little Yough, and within a
fourth OF n mile OF the depot at Oakland,
aud Just opposite the Washington Spring,
noted asthe camping ground Of the "lather
Of this country" on his travels between
Mount Vernon and the scene Of his labors
on the Ohio river.
The throng Of visitors to the mountains
is not by any means tremendous thus far,
partly perhaps because people can get
cheaper accommodations elsewhere.
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ImE ELK AVN COUNTY,.
A Fishing Party that Included Two Gen.
tIemtn from wheeiIng-The Crops

A Fishing Party that Incinded Two Gen
tIemtn from WheeiIng-The Crops
Two Swiss Colonies senator Henry.
According tn the Randolph county En-
ierriw fishing party set out from Bever-
~ the other day for Elk River that includ
ed Messts. Dana l.. Hubbard and Rev
stalnaker, Of Wheeling, Col. Hutton. o
Iluttonsville, and a number Of other gen
tlemen. They had q rather rough expe
rience Of Il between the roads and thu
gnats, and only stood It for one day, but
In that time caught some fine fish.
There are now two Swiss colonies ir
this State-One at Helvetia, Upshu,
county, ConSisting Of eighty families, ant
ono at Alpenine, OF twenty families
They are mostly engaged In raising stock
and all are prospecting finely. They are {
hardy and industrious race, Cleanly ant
frugal In their habits, and possessed o
considerable native intelligence. They
will make good citizens,
Twenty additional families arrived q
week or two ago, and more arc expected
II IL very likely that West Virginia vii
get quite Swiss population.
Tie Randolph Enterprite gives Senator
Henry tho following send of for the Vice
Presidency: "llon. Henry G. Davis Il
prominently spoken oiin connection with
the Vice Presidency. True he is not ar
Ohio man, but beiAg IN close proximity Il
the promise land" West Virginia ought
TO BIO able to catch the sounds Of rejoicing
and to get an occasional Whit Of the In
cense. And besides this, Ohio is under
obligations 10 West Virginia. In the Ma
tional Democratic Convention Of 1876
West Virginia stuck 10 "billallen," Ohio's
man, closer than q brother, even voting
for him after Tilden had enough votes Ia
elect, and this is worthy oil reward. Even
the most ungrateful republic could not re-
fuse to lend q helping baud under such
circumstances. Hon. Henry g. Davis may
be Vice President"
The Enterprise does not seem TO take
much stock In the RrgiGsr'S interviews. II
remarks that they took place in the i'm
agination OF the author"
The wheat in the Valley between
Tygarts Valley and Cheat rivers is good
and there is a large acreage Of 1t. The
meadows also are looking well.
The Enterprise names Wheeling US the
place for holding the next Democratic
State Convention 1t says; at may be
rather premature, but while our Contem
poraries are arranging 'slates," VIC pro
pose to make a suggestion as to the place
Of holding the next Democratic State Con
vention. 1t was held in Charleston thu
last time, and us a consequence 1t naturally
follows that this section Of the State hai
some claim to its location next time, ant
wc name Wheeling as the most suitabl,
place, 1t being about the only town in thi
section OF the State that tan furnish &C
Colnmodations for n State Convention.
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Tie Fourth nj DrOWm'G ISInud-AbouI
I.GoO People PrcsCnt-N GrOd Time.
Two Steamers, the Bachelor and O'Neal,
ran between SieuhCavillC and Browns
Island on tho Fourth from O'Clock in the
morning until half past S ut night. The
picnic was under the auspices OF the
knights of rythias. The Island is espec.
ially adapted to the purpose Of piGnicking.
One Of the finest groves in the county Is
on it, the shade furnished BY the branch.
81 OF spreading trees being ample 4 good
well which was sunk by the Knights last
year for the purpose furnished abundance
Of cool anl wholesome water, while tho
scenery round about is grand and pic:ur.
csquc. \ large dancing platform was
erected ut one OF the shadiest spots, capa.
bic Of accommodating twenty sets, and
tho excellent music furnished by AldFiChs
sting band gave ample opportunity 10
those so desiring to indulge in the invigor.
ating pleasures Of the dance The number
OF people who were gathered together on
tho Island were about 900, and while it
was not so large as some anticipated it
would be, there could no iault be found
with the responsibility. Whole families
were there with their baskets OF good
things To cat, and merry groups were scat.
tered around eating underneath nearly
every tree, No rowdyism Of any kind
took place, the management having an.
nOunCcd previously that nothing Of tho
kind would be allowed, and those persons
Inclined to indulge in their evil propehsi.
ties knew they meant what they said aud
staid away,
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DIED..

CLARK--0n Saturday, July ), 1879, at SIX o'cloel
IN JOHN A. CLARK, aged IS years and months
Funeral this tMOnday) afternoon at O'Cl,ck, from
bis late residence, No. eli Market street. Friends o.
the fAmily are respectfully invited to attend Inter
ment al Peninsula Cemetery.
ovER--On Saturday afternoon, July s, 1873, at two
o'clock, MARY L. Infant daughter Of c. Ii. and TITLE
Over, aged year aud Is days.
Funeral frOnI the residence Of her parents, Ia
BellaIre o. this afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of
the family are invited.
AHlr-0n sunday morning. July 0, 1872, at four
o'clock FREQ son Of Charles and SOphlA ALL, 10 the
10th year Of his age.
Funeral from the retiden:e Of his parents, No. lSl
Seventeenth street, this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
Friends Of the family are Invited. Interment al
Peninsula Cemetery.
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You Can lie ltnnnv

II you will stop all your oxtrayagant and
wrong notions in doctorng yourself and
families with expensive doctors or hum.
bug Cure.alls, that do harm always, and
use only natures simple remedies for ali
your ailments You will DO wise, well and
happy, and save great expense. The great.
est remedy for this, the great, wise and
good will tell you, Is Hop Bitters-belieye
1t. See Proverbs" in another column,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

s!louLD you feel languid, drowsy, or sui.
fer from what Is termed spring fever, take
Q wine-glassful OF Diner Rakoczy Bitter
Water every morning, and In lew DAYS
you will feel as lively as cricket, For
sale BY druggists generally.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


"Triadelpha Accommodation. This train only runs
between Wheeling and Tr.adelphia.
tDAlly except SuuhRy-NsWlrk Accommodation,
tSleuOonvile Accommodation tain during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Belalre stopping when required At
Sherman House, &tnaVillO, West Wheeling and
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
i ERTY IN SOUTH WHEELING.
The underSigned will offer ut public auction at the
front door ofihe Court House Of Ohio county, GU

The undersigned Will offer NJ public auction ut the
front door Ofihe Court HOuse Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, TIE 9Th DAY OF JULY, 1879,
Commencing said sale at 10 o'clock A. NJ, LotNo. u,
In Square No. H. situated on Jacob street, In that
part Of the city Of Wheeling called South Wheeling,
In the Eighth Ward Of said city. Upon this property
One three story blek house 100 feet In length BY
% feet 10 width On the fst floor Is large and COM
modlous bar room 90 feet In length by % feet In Width
containing all the conYenenceS for rSt.caAs house
Of entertainment or any business to which 1t may DO
applied withthree corresponding large and convenient
rooms 10 the rear. On the second floor large da-
cling ball. and four other large and convenient rooms;
whilst upon the third floor Is large hall we'll adapted
for society purposes aud at present. used by the Odd
Fellows and otheB aS place OIL meeting, together
with several other smaller rooms Convenienees for
EaS and water all through the house. Upon this lot
there 10 alO small trame office al present used
Justice office, leo house and rst-elAss stable Pur.
chASefs arc Invited 10 examine this property, the
owner feeling assured that they will Rnd Il adaDe 10
almost any business to which they might choose
ply Il. This property will he 6Od subject To lease
which expires on the 6rst day Of April, 1882, but
which win DO transferred with tue property 10 the
purchaser. Any one Gin receive full Information
concerningthS lease By iuquldng oil tho undersigned
or bis attorney.
TRRMs OF SALE-One-hrl cash, and the remainder
Of the purchase money IN Two eluAl installmenS Of
one and two years with interest," all cash II the nuF-
chaser may elect. Deferred payments TO I've scored
BY deed Of trust upon The property sOld
LEWIS STEUBENRAUCIG.
100 ChApline street. IsI9
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
July u, at the same place and hour.
jy9 LEWIS STEUBENRAUCH.
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VIZ are indebted to our old friend
Squire John Atkinson, Of West Alexan'
der, Pa, for ilac specimen Of the wheat
raised in that vicinity.
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MARRIED.

JACKSON. -AEDERSoN-on Sunday evening,
July g. 1879, ut the residence Of Mrs. Mary Webb on
Sixteenth street, BY Rev. DR.. A. T. George Mr.. JKssE
JACKSON anil MB. VIRGINIA ANDERsON, both Of this
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The above figures do not include those

under one year.
Rev. BicEford HornbroOk, Of Massachu.
sets, is visiting his brother, W. a. Loe.
Squire VIM. Philips and family, OF
Wheeling, are rustiCating at the Western
Hotel, at Sistersvillc.
Tyler county, according to its official
financial statement in the Star, owes s.,
l4O, and the debt has been due for three
years, und bears interest at 10 per cent,
but neither debt or interest has been
paid. 1t seems very strange that good
county like Tyler, owing only $2,l40,
should be obliged to pay ten per cent in.
terest. Perhaps the fact that she pays
neither principal nor interest IS the rea-
son that the latter is nominally so high.
Is it the case over again Of the butcher
who sold his beef 50 high to \ customer
from whom he said he never expected to
get anything.
Col. Dan. johnson, Of Tyler county,
confesses himself candidate for Congress.
This has been an open = (wide.open se-
cret for several years past. lie also says
that no hard money man need apply for
the nomination next year. That all dc.
ponds, Colonel! II Foster carries Ohio by
II good sized majority, 1t means that Thur
man, Ewing & Co. have been discarded,
and that 1ilden and hard money will
come to the front again as the Democratic
representatives In that case it will look
well for Col. Dan. to be going round the
district denouncing hard money while
supporting National candidate on hard
money platform. We acknowledge that
the Democracy can do bare faced things
OF that sort, and it is therefore possible
that West Virginia may repeat in 1880 her
performance OF 1876.