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Police Counr-JuIae ctanmer.

The following docket was disposed OF in
this court yesterday morning:
John j. Fennim0re was fined 81 for ex.
posing his person. lie paid the fine.
ThomasJ Johnston and HarryTyndle were
fined 50 aud costs each for disOrderly con.
duct. Both paid.
James Hearns was fined $50 and costs
for disorderly conduct, and s. for con-
tempt He was committed in default.
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may be entirely prevented, the breath puri-
fled, and the teeth made TO glisten with white
ness by the use Of Browns Camphoratel
Dentritrice. Price % cents.
Browns Bronchial TrOchesn are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing Coldsand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty,
but guard against counterfeit Sold by Logan,
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GoTTltoLD 4 RAILS UHCLg TONS Can.
ma fine house was present last night
10 witness the second performance Of the
great revival Of Gotthold 4 Rails "Uncle
Toms Cabin" The interest exhibited in
this drama by tho public knows no flag
ging, even after the many impositions
which have been practiCed in its name.
Messrs. Gotthold 4 Rial perform the
drama as It should lie performed faith
fully and feOllngly. In the pathetic scenes
there is fine sentiment and a dVliCaCy Of
touch that shows ability and capacity to
move the emotions; in the humorous
features there Is abundant quaint fun dis
played in showing up the ocular side Of
negro character. M, 4..a.s at
Many innovations which add novelty to
the representation have been made, and
the piece is not so threadblre rs in the
oldcn time. The scenic effects, which are
unusually fine, have been already allud-
ed to in these columns. The dramatic
paris are 0xCellpntly taken. little Eva
Miller Is charming Eed, and sings very
sweetly; Miss Laura Alberta makes re-
markedly clever T9psy; Mr.. Gotthold gives
a realistic personation OF Geo. Harris; the
PhineGs Fletcher OF Mr.. Sid. S. Hicks is u
very clever piece Of character acting; the
Uncle TmN Of MI, 0'Neil Is an interesting
performance. and, generally speaking,
there is a well ordered cast OF characters.
The Jubilee Singers, troupe OF gen
ulRe Freedmen, are enporea to the echo at
every appearance. The sweet songs Of
LITTLE ErqI and the songs, dances and banjo
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Coon MEN FOR CouScII.-The commu.
nication Of Citizen" In another mart OF
this paper, and his regret that Df. 7. II.
Logan cannot again serve the city as a
Councilman, we hope may induce the
Doctor to reconsider And after the two
Executive Committees call on him to-day,
We trustit may be onr priyilegetp record
their success tomorrow morning.
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CASUALTIES.

CINCINNATI, January s.-A passenger
train going East on the Q. O. @. & l. rail.
road struck q scafFolding on the new
bridge near Springfield, O., yesterday,
throwing off four workmen. VIM. Fer.
rem, Of Cleveland. fell 80 feet into a stream
and had his shoulder and thumb broken
and badly cut in the head. Another man
name unknown was also injured.
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IcE Enthusiastically was a very
busy day with ice men. They had full
force at work, and wagons were hauling in
every direction. Excellent ice, fourteen
inches thick, was tak0n from tho riyer,
and there Is plenty Of It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09

THRRE's no mistake, that one.half the
snasAs and cramps IN children ara the 70.
sqlt Of worms, and even ADULTS arc fire.
quently treated under mistake, while the
genuine seat OF the disease Is worms. Try
Or Q, Mettape's Celebrated Yermjfuge,h
taking great care to sec ffleming Bros,
Pittsburgh" on the label, and you will
learn q grand secret,
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THR Copara.--CapXTY CouRr-Juige
Boyd,-In this Court yesterday, the follow
ing business was transacted:
Jermiah Peyton vs.. Mary Marling,, ex-
ecutrix. 1nassumpsIt. Continued at dc.
PENDANTS costs.
T.Curran, for use OF Ed. Larkin, vs..
Roney's Point Turnpike Company. In
assnmpsit, Case removed to Circuit Court.
Adjourned to this morning at9 o'clock.
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Hobbs Bros.-Machinists.
First Glass Dwelling House for Rent.
For e-Second- hand Counter, &c.
Opera House-ATinstrels.
For Rent-Houses.
Farm and Stock Sale.
Dissolution Notice.
State OF West Virginia.
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Pianos and organs for the Holiday.

Pianos and Organs for the Holidays,
. Cheap.
One4 octave organ at sS5.
Ones octave Estey organ at 500.
One Z stop Smith American organ at
One @ stop Taylor & Farley organ at $50.
:, One $3.50 Smith American organ at
One 0 stop Packard organ at sO5.
One 9 octave melOdeon at 500.
One 9 octave piano at $50.
One 0 octave Chickering piano at SIS.
One 9 octave Chickering piano at 500.
One I octave Haines' piano at 5000.
One "a octave new piano at $3.50.
Call and examine, at G. Y. Lucas Music
Store, 1927 Market street.
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Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment of wool tyIe
In the State and the best cylinder presses, We
can execute, at the shortest notice, any style
or size of Poster, Programme, Handful Of
Dodger that may be desired.
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Book Printing.

With large fonts Of type, ranging in sir
from Nonparcil to Plea, the most perfect h"k
press and well appointed bindcry We have
facilities for this special class Of work possessed
by few offices in the West.
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Hon. A. II. srRpnESs, the great States
man Of the South, says; ~ have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for Rheuna-
tism with great benefit" Il Is a positive
cure. Send for circular to Helphenstine
4 Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. O, /;
or ask your druggist for Il. dAw
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A MIN or A Thnn.nn,,

When death was hourly expected, all rom.
edles having failed, and Df. H. James was
experimenting with Indian Hemp, he acct
dentally cured his only child OF CohsumptiOn.
and now gives this Recipe free for two stamps
to pay expenses.
!, Ai,diIres{ oEADDock & Co, 1852 Race Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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AFnn,o,,s Irt,sIe.

Glenn'ssulphur Soap has won great celeb
rityRnd sale by sheer force Of its astonishing
effect In curing skin diseases, and eradicatirtI
blemislies Price 25 cents. y
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty Of the hair buy Hair Reyiylunl, at 50
cents per bottle. II has no equal. Sold by
Logan, List & Co.. and by every druggist,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09
FIRE RECORD.


BALTIMORE, January s.-The large five
story warehouse at 347 and $40 Baltimore
street, burned tonight. The chief losses
are: Lewis Ash 4 Son, Clothiers; Leonard
Passane, clothier; D. F. Haynes & Co..
queensware; stybling & Todd, book
pr printers and chaneery books. Loss, &c.,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09

oxE Of the easiest things to catch, and
at tho same time one Of the most difficult
70 get rid oil, Is cough or cold. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, however, always proves
equal to the emergency. Price IS cents,
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TRMpERAxcE.-Capt. John Baggs and
Mr.. Robert Marshall spoke to a large audi.
ence at Parker Hall last evening" An.
other meeting will be held this evening
at the same hall.
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Largest Assortment and Latest
Styles of Type
THE BEST MACHINERY.
Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment If fancy Type
together with our improved job presses, riycs
us unsurpassed facilities for rinting business
cards, circulars, letter heads, bill heads
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PErRRsBuRa, January S.-Thc Khar
kotte Veterinary school has been broken
up and the Kietf University closed in con.
sequence Of the rlotous demonstrations Of
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suFFocATID.

MIDDLErowN, O., January S.-Yesterday
colored tramp, while sleeping in the
engine room Of the Paper Works, was
suftocated by tho fumes Of mixedc hloral
potash and nitric acid. The kettle contain.
ing II having been placed near him as a
practical Joke. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09
Shipping Tags.

Carrying a full line Of sizes and style, Of
DENNIsoN's SHIPPING TAGS, we caa
offer unusual inducements to merchant, aud
Others desiring to advertise their business in
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended To-
Estimates furnished and all desired intorma'
ton given.
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sERENApEp.-The employees Of the IN.
TRRLidESCER were treated last night To q
line serenade by the Jubilee Singers, con.
nected with the spectacular drama Of
Uncle Toms Cabin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09
aTotalIy DIncrent from AM other.., ;,

The London Hair Color Restorer" is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
AmeEIcal people, and "a totally different from
gil other Hair RestoEers, being entirely free
from all impure Ingredients that render many
other articles for tile hair obnoxious. Where
Ialln0Gn, or falling Of the hair exists or pre-
maturely grayness, from sickness, or other
causes, its use will restore the natural youth.
full color, and cause q healthy growth, cleans
ing the scalp tFola all impurities, dandruif,
Nc;, AT ,the same time q most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing, fagRntlS PerfumCl,
rendering the hair soft and pliA6ls, making 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09
Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts Of new type anl . fine
book press, We can print briefs in u much
shorter time than Is required in offices with
less ample facilities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09

RAILROAD Accident Az BRtpuEPoRr.-
Yesterday afternoon Michael o ATalleya and
Michael Feeney, Bellaire saloohistS, came
up 70 Bridgeport in sleigh to attend the
trial Of Martin Joyce, who runs q saloon
In that town, and who was arraigned be.
fore His Honor the Mayor on 0 charge Of
keeping disprderly house. After JOyee's
case had been disposed Of, tho two
Michaels turned their horses head 10.
ward the Nail City and came over here to
spend the remainder Of the afternoon.
They met many old acquaintance, no
doubt, and smile,l carly and often, Us they
wore In rather mellow condition when
they started on their return home, via
Bridgeport. .a.,Grpat ".
Just asthe twain crossed the wooden
bridge and approached tho toll house the
8 O'Clock train was pulling into the depot
from Belhlre,' Whether or not they OBJ
served the approaching train We cannot
say however, they kept on their way,
passed the toll house; and attempted to
cross the track when the,engine was with
In but few feet Of the street, The en-.
CINE struck the sleigh, lifted 1t from the
track, and threw II several ieet into tile
air, much Us Wild COW would toss a boy
on her horns. o'Malley was the first to
go up, and as he was makinga rapid and
rather ungraceiul descent he met Feeney
ascending. Upon 0'Afalley remarking
that II was no use to go up any further, as
the horse and sleigh were coming down,
Eeeney changed his mind and came back.
O,Malley waspickel upunconscious and
taken to drug store near by, whore he
was examined by a physician and found
TO have sustained several very severe con.
tusions about the head. The wounds
were not considered serious, however.
Feeney came down right sideupwith caro-,
and barring the Jolt he received was none
the worse Tor his lmpromptu aerial ascen.
sion. II'.
The horse and sleigh were thrown con.
siderable distance by the inexorable
'oow.catcher," The sleigh was a little the
worse for wear, but the horse showed no
appearance Of injury. II WINS certainly a
very narrow escape Tor both mon, and no
doubt In the future when they attempt to
cross railroad track they will Lookout
for the Locomotive
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A PRETTY picture is a healthy looking
and well cared for baby. By the use Of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup you can keep the
health Of your baby in splendid condition.
Price 25 cents bottle. VII
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
75 4 is y 'f b 7sH
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My customers pronounce Davis Home Re,
lief for Pain flrStclaSs remedy of It's kind,
and invaluable as family medicine,
LANSING d. PAINE.
GARRATTsvILLE, 0TsEOo Co, N, Y.
Sold by LOGAN, LIST & Co. rrRkw
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description Of blank
book, from memorandum to blank Irlrt
on the shortest notice.
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276 ACRES

Known as the home farm Of the late Alexander
Campbell aud will DO sold rs whole, or In three or
more parcels as may seem best for the interest Of all
parties,
TRIMS OF SAM ne-tourth Of the purchase money
cash Ia hand on the day Of SALE the residue Ia THREE
equal iHstalments vi credit Of one two aud ehtee
years respectively, the purchaser giving his bonds
with good security bearing Interest from the day Of
NalO for the deferred naymen with the option 70 the
iurity, and the title retained unIl the purchase mon.
0y Tally nad BY consent the land viii b sold clear
d DOVER the WifS Of W, 7. Campbell Joining In the
aeed hut subject 10 the ghta Of Mrs, & II. Campbell
n the homestead house and crlllee n named In sid
Salo 10 commence al 10 O'clock 4. n. -
PIats Of aid land eau DO seen al the SheFl1's 0ea,
WeilbuTE, al any time after december l,lsia.
nos ]. E, CURTIs, sheriff BIC,
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ALL the late new music, standard, CLASH.
cal and popular music Of the day, for sale
athaBPrice atShelb's Music Store, Wash.
inRton Hall. IIIfI lIlI'.,
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!. TIE most popular and fragrant Perfume Of
hooking, Odd Fellows Hail; C. G. +. DWIGHT N Il,
2i'a and Chapline streets; I.augilin Bros, 4
Co., Wheeling, and Husbands & fnskeep Bell,
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CoLIo in children is Immediately relieved
by. y few drops OF Davis Home Relief for
pain, wellsweGtened water.
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CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, January 3,

Mr. Edmunds said there was no Joint
votes between thetwo Houses OF Congress,
and he submitted d concurrent report, de.
Claring that on the last three days oithis
session no bill passed by either House
shall be sent 70 the other for It's concur.
renee, and on the last day Of the session
no bill shall be sent to the President for
his approval. He said he hoped the reso.
luton would DO passed, and Congress de-
vote the last three days Of the session TO
the consideration Of bills spending between
the two houses. Referred. igf.'
On motion OF Mr.. Thurman, George Ban.
croft was admitted to the privileges OF the
floor.
Mi. Thurman, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported with an amend.
lnent the House bill to divide tho Western
District Of Missouri into two divisions, and
prescribing tho times and places for hold.
ing court therein. Placed on the calendar.
MIR. Grover, arising to q personal explR.
nation regarding the recent publication
that the State funds OF Oregon, amounting
to % 900, had been expended and not nc.
counted for during his administration as
Governor. He denied the charges and
real from the laws and records to show
that all the money had been properly OK
Consideration was resumed Of the bill to
amend the patent laws and Mr.. Wadleigh
took tho floor, but was interrupted by a
message from the House announcing the
death Of Representative Hartridge.
Senators Gordon, Booth and BECK were
appointed a committee to accompany the
Anfnnrnnd I'LL "a ,.........
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This Court met yesterday at the usual
hour.
Centennial EncampmOnt AssapIali9n VS..
Peabody Insurance Company. This case
was partly argued and continued. 18f
George r. Mnglei administrator, ETC., vs..
John Robrecbt ct al. In. chancery. The
argument In this case Rsresumed and
occupied the remainder OF the day.
4. G. Lewis, ESQ.,, OF Steubenville, Yas
admitted to practice law in this Court.
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Jacob W. Grub is continuing to close out
stock at q sacrifice. Goods mus: be sold.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
In the Circuit Court Of brooke Comfy, westvlrsInla
Nlneent YanMoire

VIM. r. Campbell ct al.
ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Brooke
county made aud entered In The above entitled cause
on the 10Th day Of September, 1878, l. ]. T. Curtis
Sheriff Of Brooke county will ell al public auction al
the front door Of the COurt House Of Brooke county,
West Virginia, 10 the town Of Wellsbug, 90
THURSDAY, JANUARY TO- 1879,
The real estate described In the bill and proceeding 10
SaId cause Said land Is situated on the waters Of
Iuflo adjoining the town Of Bethany, Brooke eoun.
~ saII IN HOnIain T
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-30
LAMBERTyILI.E N j.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 80. 1879.

edition that the price is comparatively trifling.
Fourteen freight cars come up every day with
paper for our edition, which is worked off on
five big Walter presses-lightning geared.--
Our expenses for steam alone, sir is 81, 900 a
day. We have more carriers than you could
pack into your largest tent. Our Eastern cir
culation has been increasing at the rate of a
thousand day for the last two years. By
simply cutting down the size of the paper an
eighth of an inch our proprietor has saved
enough money to build four school houses
worth $40, 900 each, and endowed an orphan
asylum in each county in the State. He does
not run the paper for money, but just simply
for his health and because he likes the coun
try. Our mailing and folding machinery
would remind you ofthe Risdon Iron Works. !"
&C Is it in this building ?"
Oh, no this is simply the branch office
the place where we write up circuses. Our
principal establishment"
The circus agent groaned as if in agony
and fled from the Office Virginia City
Chronicle.
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ELI PERKINs.--"C Can thing which has nc
life move +" asked Joseph Cook of Eli Per
kins.
" OF course they can" replied Eli. Why
last year saw watch spring, a rope walk,
a horse fly, match box, peanut stand, Q
mill dam, an oyster fry, a cat fish, and this
year," continued Eli, +" I expect to see peach
blow
" Anything more, Mr.. Perkins ?"
" Why, yes, expect to see stone fence,
a cane brake, and bank run"
Did you ever see shop, a gum boil, oil
hear q Goldfish bawl I" asked Mr.. Cook.
"No, but l have seen plank walk, horse
whip, tree toad, and would not be surprised
to see the Great Atlantic coast, the Pacific
slope, tree box, and"
AS Mr. Cook left, Eli told him that he had
often seen very mysterious thngs-that he
had seen uniform smile.
Why, have seen sword fish," said MIR.
Cook. " I've seen hogs skin boots, too, and
once saw some alligator's hide shoes. Yes"
he continued, 81 Mr.. Perkins, have even
heard the bark of a tree-actually seen the
tree bark, seen it boiler and commence TO
leave. The tree held on to its trunk, which
they were trying to seize for board"
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TIE POETRY 0FIRoN.

There is wonderful fascination about iron
work and iron workers. Novelists have made
them the scenes and heroes of their stories !;
poets have made them the themes of DEATH
less song. We sing of the forge of Tubal
Cain, and Hector swore by the forge that
stithied Mars helm,' but the other trades are
passed over.
When did poet in lofty numbers, sing the
carpenter lathing back room on the second
hoora Who chants tho brawny arms and the
thrilling deeds of man climbing fonr story
ladder with hod of mortarp
Does anybody stand with rapt emotion
watching painter putty up nail hole9
would not exchange my one hour at midi
night in the iron works at Ashland for whole
week watching man mix mortar with hoe.
Why, these iron works surround the Ashand-
ers with enough romance to last Western
community at least six weeks. And yet,
suppose there are people about hero who new
err saw nail made in there lives / have
known times, in my own eminently useful
and highly ornamental career, times when
was trying to nail a front gate to leather hinge,
when I wished there had never been nail
made anywhere by anybody. And l watched
them as they fell from the ponderous ma
chimes, fast as rain drops, and it seemed TO
me, as l watched them fall that could hear
the dull, treacherous thud of the hammer on
the human thumb, the low wall of q woman's
anguish, and then the groan of a strong man
in his agony. These strange weird feelings
and fancies rushed into my mind like tor
rent stopped and picked up bran new
nail as q memento of my visit.
Then laid it down again. Sadly, but not
slowly. l have an impression, know not
where got it, that new laid nail. like
new laid egg, is warm. And that it is per
ceptible in the case of the nail Itmay not
be SO in every instance. presume there may
be some nails laid cold. But the one pick
ed up was SO everlasting geewhizzing cold,
did not Investigate any farther.--HaWkeye.
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A Madison paper gives fearful account Of
woman's perfidy. A young man went to take
his girl for walk, but found that she had
not done milking. With gallantry that does
credit to the Madisonian young man, he vol
unteered to do the milking for her while she
made her toilet. After he had got her milking
done, set the pail of milk in the kitchen, and
hung the millS-stool on the bars, washed his
hands at the pump with soft soap and wiped
them on the tail of his duster, he discovered
that she had gone to circus with another
young man who did not know enough to ex-
tract milk from milk wagon. The deserted
young man kicked over the milk pail and
went his way sadder mani eck's Misaoau-
kee Sun.