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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

Now Advertisements.
Drawing MateriaIg--E b. NiColl.
For salG--l'he Gray Farm.
Third Crest Sale Of Horses.
For sale and for Rent.
Opera House My Partner.
De Haven Cooking Range-Ne0bitt q
Bro,
Northern Seed Potatoes-T. A. Morris
X Co.
Trustees Sale.
Special Auction sSle-H Henry Roemer
Oheap Goods-John Emsheimer- head
OF loCAl,l
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DOR SALE.

DOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE, No. 7s
l. Maryland street, Island, large lot G0IlSO, we'll
improved, with grape Mhr fruit trees, etU, The
house is twO.SOry built Of bESt materials having IE
rooms hall kitchen and pantry and porch; water In
house, ee ant cellar The location one Of the high
street CarS and public school aud grocery, and 10 Ons
Of the most ds,rabo on the Island. Inquire Of D. Il,
BELL, on the prOmiIes, or b. J, Stone or W. II.
IlBsr. mhN
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MEDICAL.
Cures of Salt Rhsum,
Psoriasis, Itching and SCaIY Hu-
mOrs, SCrOfuIa, SCrOfuIOus Sores,
Ulcers and MsrCarlal Affections.

CuTICURA REMEDIES consists Of CUTICURA
REsQLVkNT, for purifying tao blood, through thu
bowels, liver, kidneys aud akin, CUTlCURA,
Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead dGSh and 1kin
rendep healthy ulcers and old sOres, RAyS inhammi,
Lon, itching and irritation Of the skin aud scalp, and
CUIICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, which
SHAVING SOAP ia the only medicinal Ioap exprotS,
" prepare I : shaving
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

NENTISTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE
pJET 10 ssyc their natural teeth We would baI
lup va RrG now bottnr prepared than eVcT before q
tD,blc ,KUm 10 10 10. by the uBe OIL al kLecfRC
N.UEgriO pLrgGKB w can and are making Dettei
pSI haudlomtr Gold Filings, with more Ease to oul
rgt,erW, than have heretofore been made 10 TIM
rity nr elsewhere, Without tho aid oil tho Electric
PLUGGED. Whit VIZ my W. can provo BY AetuA
Decentralization. Call and see Tor yourselves,
JAMES N. sURuISOH 4 sOHI
t.- Nh iiIl HgrkOi ~. Wheeling. ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

The Cincinnati Sdr editofially SAYS: 81,
Jacobs Oil Is asboon Of incalculable value
10 EhnmatiC martyrs all over the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31
.FIEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

No, 1917 Lhapliuo street, with extra Fz'd lot, and
vile alley, both At tho side and rear. The house IS
capaci0uB rCplet, with modern convenience ana 10
nIIt,CI order, Good stable on the alle,L This
nroncTty was the rpsldCntC Of the nte William Pax
lou. Terms accommodating. Appy.iio ,,ro,,
mh25 j. w, fAAION.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

DOR SALE-A VALUABLE YOUNG
l. horse. Enquire Of Dr. HALEY MCCOY, cor.
ner Of IhApIins and TWenty'tCCOnd ItTBets. mh2S
DOR sALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE
IL tho unImproVed halt Of lot No. II, on the north
side Of Twentieth street, between Main aud Market
streets, Centre Wheeling This ground ID we'll
adapted for dwellings Or other purposes, and will
make tho terms 10 suit the purchaser. THOS. Il,
MOFFEr, 2lO5 Market street, mhl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

DOR RENT-ONETWO.sTORY BRICK
= dwelling, containing six rOOmI aud entrances
newly hnGhed throughout In the hest Of style with
GSern containing $50 barrels Of water ALTO stable and
bugBy shel, Located on the Wheeling and Elm
reasonably, Apply To HENRY X. HESS, Fulton.
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dor SALE-DEsIRABLE BUILDING

hereby offer for sale $50 feet Of ground on FIJI.
teenth street and 400 feet on Fourteenth srett, In
this city, In lots Of 90 10 or 10 Feet to suit purchasers
The above property 10 the only large pltce Of ground
now vacant IN the city convenient 10 buiIuSIS and
the most dCTlrAOle 10 DO had for residences The
property 10 near the Central Glass Works, between
Wood and MCCOllOCh streets and known - shTiVOr'A
Garden. II. z. sHRIVER,
mhB 1911 Main Atfeet
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ESpoRsRp by the people as a safe, re-
liable, harmless and cheap remedy, Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup,
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Cure all Diseases

Caused by Derangeinent OF the Liver and Bowels.
The SVmplOms Of Liver complaint Aie bitter or bad
taste In the MOUTH palm In tho back, sides or joints
often mistaken for rheumatism; sour stomach lOsS Of
appellee bowels alternately cOstlVO and lax head.
arhei loss o. memory, with p,iniul sensation oil
having iaIlol 10 40 s-mGthlnS which ought TO have
been done; d blltyi low bpirtS; thlcE yellow aI'.
poarAnco Of the skin and cyeS; dry cough often
mist ken for consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend The dis
case At Others very few; but the Liver the lar esl
organ In the 30 J, general the IOa Of the disease
and II not rNg nted In limo, great SUFFERING wretch.
edneSS and DCA will ensue.
can recommend IA an 0ficaciOus remedy for dis.
ease Of the Liver, heartburn and Dyspepsia, Him.
mons Liver Regulator. LEWIS q. WUNDRR.
awe have teAted lts virtues, personally and kn "
that for Dyspepsla Bll1uSnehS and ThrObbinE Head
OChe, II i1 the best medicine the world ever saw. We
have tried forty other remedies before simmons
Liver Regulator, but none Of them gave us more than
temporary relief but the Regulator not only relieved
hut Cur.d USED. TALEGRAPH AND MEasHNOER,
Macon, Ga.
Manufactured only by
j. II. ZEILIN IL CO..
PHILADELPHIA.
Bold BIZ all druggists mhp.EwP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31
AMUSEaENTS.
"Ay GeraIdInc'' - Academy OF Music
"UncIe Toms cabin"

"Ay GerhIdInc'' - Academy OF Music
"UncIe Toms cabin"
"My Geraldine" was played 10 large
houses, considering The weather and lent,
yesterday afternoon aud last evening.
The play Ia mounted In ilrBtClaps yle and
the cast Ia unexCeptiOnal. Mr.. Campbell
has been very fortunate In his plAys, but
none more go than "My Geraldine" The
transformation scene is something novel
in It's line and is worthy Of the commenda-
ton 1t receives from the auditors.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The audiences at the Academy Of Music
are growing in numbers and by the last OF
the week we expect 10 see this place Of
amusement crowded. The Icons are The
attraction, which, taken With the olio, form
a bill unsurpassed on the variety stage,
Do not fall 10 visit the Academy this week,
"UNcLE ToM's CABIN
Jay Rials "UnCle Toms Cabin" Com.
binatlon will be al the Opera House on
Friday and Saturday evenings and satur.
day matinee. The representation OF this
time honored play by this company pro.
misses TO be q revelation. There arc 30
many new features introduced that II
really makes new play Of the old slave
drama. Reserved Keats for the three per.
iotmanCeS are now on sale OF Banners
music store.
ivy PARTNER"
The celebrated play Of my Partner
written by Barley Campbell, will be pre-.
scented at the Opera House on next Tues.
day evening. This ia one Of Mr.. Camp.
BELLS brightest and best productions, and
we are confident that twill meet with a
warm reception at the hands Of our peo-
pie.
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WANTED.

WANTED-ANY WHOLESALE OR
w retail house IN want Of q sober, reliable man,
not aiDd q work, With best Of Falsfenoo. vii
addre'5, 'LAH0R," care this ofdse. mh20S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

liz blked as II he had frog III biz
throat" but he was only hoarse; bottle
OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved the
trouble at once. 95Oents.4
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the
legislature Of the State for Educational and Charla.
BILE purposes In 1868, for the Term Of Twenty.
i've Years, 10 which contract the inVlolAble faith
Of the State Il pledged which pledge has been Re.
neWOl by an overwhelming popular yOtO, BocuringlS
3d. A. D. 1879 With capital Of q 100000, To which
Il has since added reserve fund Of oyer $4,000.
ITS GRAND BIEGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
n hsper IodId Or potipoast Look d the following
Distributions
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TO THE PUBLIC,

On aud after this day We shall oaOr the luOlt COM
plele stock Of general
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE Tt
above high water; good dry cellars; cOnl1inSS W
hniIhed rooms furnished with gas and WGteT; STAN
on lull lot, we'll fenced and improved With IhTuL
b'ryi &c. Located No 6S Ohio street, Island. To
Satisfactory tenant, rent moderate. APplJ to ALEX
AMBER BONE, 1878 Market street, CIangs's Block
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
100000 TICKETS AT Two DOLLARS EACH,
HALF.TtCKETs, ONE DOLLAR.


1921 TIA6st amounting to...'..''''t
Responhbe corresponding agents wanted At All
points 10 whom liberal compensation Will be paid
dsTs. u' sSHd ~ Tse gyyps a
or Money Order BY mail, addressed only TO
N, A, DAUPHIN,
U N. A. DAUPHIN At
No. Si9 Broadway, New YoTk.
Al mr. Grand Extraordinary LTdiFiH1i are undIT 4s
fNperriFiOH and management n GENERALS q. r,
BEAUREuARD and JUBAL A. EARLY,
mhsWs4W
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Ihomas DelanyI memph ., Tenn, says ~ have
beOn afflicted for Iinelren years with PSoASlg, and
nAVe spent hundreds OF dollars for doctors and stun
they call blood puTlhers Doctors did not know what
to call my dlheaSo. | would scratch nights until
scratched myEelt raw; then Il would dry and form
Into scales which would all bC scratched Oh next
night, and SO on, have been CON plsIely cured by
tho CutiCuIR Renediesn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-FROM APRIL l, 1881
l. That desirable tWO-Htory brick house, No. a
Penn ItEeet, lGland, with hot and cold water bath
and wafer closet, eight rooms, wASh.hOuOs and dry
ROOM and good celltTi rent reasonable; will 30 put
In good repair. Also No, 69 Eighteenth street. Two
and half stories, eight roolnS aud StoreIOom. For
terms apply 10 a, n, ADAMS, dG29
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LeprOSy.

IL, E; Carpenter, Eiq,, Henderson, N. Y, cured Of
Psoriasis or I4prosy, Of twenty years. Standing by
the Cuicura keaolTent internally, and CutiGuR and
CutlcuFa soap externally. The most wonderful case
on record Cure certified to before Justice Of the
Peace and prominent citizens. Ali afflicted with
Itching and scGly Diseases should send " US for this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-20
Russian Racket.

New York, 18.-HerGLd'S cable from
st. Petersburg: Ga Wednesday the pO-
lice made descent on house in Maka-
val street, behind General Ignatief's
residence, and arrested eight pers ons,
who offered vigorous resistance. The
police seized q large quantity of small
bombs, some of which were skill fully
concealed in oranges. Among the papers
seized WAS letter recently arrived from
London, blaming the nihillsts for their
inactivity and calling upon them TO act
without delay. The letter Is attributed
to Prince Krspotkine. This affair seems
to have relation to that which provoked
the arrest of several other persons some
days ago. These per- Ons had ordert d
two officers uniforms, with crosses of the
order Of st. George The crosses would
have given them access to the palace of
GatchIna on the 9th inst, the iee day of
the Saint. On toe proposition of PObe-
doLosizetf, pre-, ident Of the Sacred Synod,
the private and secret council is about to
be re-esta blisne1. This species of the
court of inquisitInn was created at the
time of Emperor Paul, and search is now
being made among the archives for the
elements to serve for a restitution.
Berlin, l8.-The report Is curr-nt here
that another mine assassinatiJn PLOT WAS
discovered al the Russian imperial palace
of G4tchins and eeveEsl officers were
arrested on suspicion Of compIIcity'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-20
Star Route Frauds.

Chlcagos Is. = Washington special:
Postmaster-General James, before leay-
ing his -cfice, will strike a s'crushinp
dow as members of the star route ring.
OWL proceedings to recover the MONEYS
fraudu emily obtained from government
by contractors will be instituted in q yerv
short time, Section 4O75 OF the Revised
Statutes provides that In all cases
where money has been paid ont of The
funds of the postoffice department under
pretense that service has been performed
therefor, when in fact such service has
not been performed, or as additional al
loWance for increased service actually
rendered, when the additional allowance
exceeds he sum which, according to
law, might rightfully have been allowed
therefor, and in all other cases where
money OF the department has been paid
10 any person IN consequence Of fraud
ulent representations, or by mistake col
fusion or misconduct of any officer or
other employee in the postal service, the
postmaster-general shall cause suit
to be Brought to recover such
money or fraudulent payment or
excess. with interest thereon" I'm
der this act, next week, the postmaster
general will lay before Attorney General
Brewster and Special Assistant Attorney
George Bliss, evidence upon which about
fifty suits will be begun against promi-
nent contractors. The amount Of money
involved In all eases of which govern
ment has cognizance, where evidence ex-
lists of frauds in the star route service by
which the treasury has been robbed, is
about 100000 In many of the cases
the evidence is so overwhelming thst no
reasonable defense can be interposed.
The suits will not all be tried in Wash
lngtcn, but will be instituted in such Of
the u nited States district courts ss may
seem to the attorney general to b. most
convenient. Under the statute above
quoted civil actions will lie against those
persons formerly connected with the de-
psrtment who participated in and sbetted
The gigantic conspiracy by which the
treasury was plundered. To name the
various route upon which pay was
granted would be repeti-
ion Of the publications of the past six
Suits to recover the money paid
On the Rock Greek and Custer route,
Patrick u Brown contractors, where the
pay was increased from $l2. 900 to $780,
JOO, will be begun, and also on the steam
boat route from st. Paul to St. Louis.
where thousands of dollars were paid for
carrying an empty pouch back and forth
On boats. Poslmaster-G General James
was originally of the opinion that pro-
,eedlngs against the ring should have
been begun in civil suits for the recovery
If the stolen money in advance of GRIM
nal prosecutions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-20
Gable Clicks.

London, 14-The English'govern ment
has opened negotiations at Washington
and with some continental powers with
the view to establish international courts
for dealing with Pacific Island outrages.
It is intended that the court shall SIT IN
cydny.
Madrid, 1s.-A dispatch from Santau-
der says the excitement caused by the
excommunication Of three liberal jour
nalists is increasing. Several clergymen,
not wishing to excite the populsce, re-
fused to read the bishops mandate from
their pulpits. The project telegrsphed
government that no disturbance is feared.
Tunis, 1.-THE Jewish colony here
sent an address of sympathy to Roustan,
expressing the hope that he will resume
his functions as French minister.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-20
Mining Stocks.

New York. 10 Mining stocks, to-day,
were very dull, the only stock displaying
any life being Robinson Con-, which
opened at $50, declined to 8 05, ard
closed at 3.25. state Lines and were
dull at 1.55; and Oriental and Miller at
40 and SO. South Pacific sold at $3.50
5 20, and Brad h4w from II to 81. Green
Mountain declined to 22O and Hibernia
to 10. At the close the market was with
out feature. Total sales OIL both ex-
changes, l42 900 shares.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-20
Nominations.

Washington. 19.-The President hiss
nominated Thomas G. Acton for assist
AM treasurer Of the United States at New
York; Horace Gray, of Massachusetts,
associate ju tice of the Supreme Court of
the United States; VIM. Henry Prescott,
of South Carolina, special env y extraor-
binary and minister plenil utrntiary of
the United States to the republics of
Chill, Peru and Bolivis; George NJ Dur
kin attorney of the United States for the
southern district of Alabama.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-20
Excited Mess,

Suez, 19.-In consequence of the re-
port that an Italian had murdered SOL
der the military seized the governor,
barricaded the door Of the governors
residence and refused to admit foreign
consuls. It is new discovered that the
murder was really committed by a
bedieuin. The town is quiet, but the az
fair created a sensation, showing the
ease with which al emuete might arise.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21
Miami commercial COLLEGE.

THE AUGUST ATLANTIC is specially noteworthy a
containing the first chapters of 'Dr. Breens Prac
tice,' serial story by Mr.. Howell's which will
tinue through several numbers 1t has all the charm
of description and felicity of charac terization
which Mr.. Howell's best stories are distinguished
and promises to be less delightful than the "Tht
Lady of the Aroostook.' Mrs. Mary Hallock Foote
who is so widely known artist, contributes tC
this number of the Atlantic the first part of story
entitled "In Exile" 1t is to be completed in the
September number, and those who have been de-
lighted by her marvellous designs for Longfellow's
skeleton in Armor,' the changing of the Crane,
and Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter. will be glad to
that she is skilful with the pen with the pencil
Mr.. Stedman prints here his striking poem, "Cords
Concorda read at the opening of the session of the
Summer School of Philosophy at Concord, July 1lth
Mr.. Whipple contributes exceedingly interesting
paper, "Recollections of James t. Fields,'' which
will be read with eagerness and gratitude by thq
many admirers of both Mr.. Fields and Mr.. whipp'e
John Dnrand writes interesting ch5pter on
''French Domestic Life and its Lrs>ous.- Richard
Grant White furnishes an inter. str- uager on tus
Acting of lago." Those Who nos hOw admirable
all Mr. Whtc'- qtulies pf Si'ltespTar8n chEcsc.
ters viii III iersJau1 how Interesting this articl'
must he octave rhaHet writes second peFeF 0i
the Indoor PauPer' presenting many facts ana sus
social science. R-v. James Freeman Clarke reviews
Parlons "Liteo of Voltairr.' which he pronOaEces -
standard work of great value. storehouse Of facts
for the history of V1ltaire and his time" Henry
Janes's Portrait Of Lady, is continued throavf
four engaging chapters; NJ. g. Van Rensselaer, writes
of THE New York Art Season;' there are poems by
II. H and Edgar Faweett; review by r. II. Under
wood of Wards English Poets; some excellent shorl
essays In the Contributors Club; and chapter ol
notes the important books OF the month ends q
thoroughly Interesting number Of this standard mag
aziUe. Houghton, Mitfiin & Co, Boston.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21

WE have bought one of the gasoline
book stoves advertised by W. A. Steele.
We had no idea of buying it, but one day
last week we had little leisure, and we
commenced asking Mr.. Steele about these
stoves. Berry is good talker, and he
showed us the way the stove operated
and we gave it a thorough examination,
and became convinced that there is no
danger, the gasoline being contained in a
can several feet from the fire. 1t is con-
veyed to the stove in pipe. Berry said
he would not dispense with this stove in
his family for a hundred dollars. Well,
we bought one, and it is all that is rec
commended, and the half cannot be told
The stove takes up but little room, and
makes no outside heat that you can feel.
1t can be lighted and breakfast cooked
upon it before you can get the best coal
stove heated sufficiently to do the cook
ing. The fame that does the heating
comes out in little blue jets, and can
hardly be seen. There is no smoke, or
backing of vessels. You can set bright,
new tin vessels upon it, and there will be
no sign of smoke on them. There are
three burners, but one, 'or at most two,
will do the cooking for a family. The
bread baked on this stove is the best we
have tasted since we ate the salt-rising
bread baked by our mother in the old
cast-iron oven. The cost of fuel is not
more than the cost of coal, and it is so
much more convenient.
Call some day between II and 12
o'clock, and see this little stove in opera
ton, and see a specimen of bread baked
upon it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21
LITERARY NOTES.


THE August number of the North american herte"
devotes liberal share of its space to poiemlca due
between Col lnGersoll, the great exponent OF the u
eminent iurfst Col Inpersor is master of some of
the most effective arts of the rhetorcian and pop
uIar orator. As an assaIant of revealed religion he
has more chance of confirming the k-Iti-
cal and carrying away the wavering than p"rh- a'y
other infde Of modern times. He l. er"c 4 10 on
stant aggressive attack and the audiences which ap
plaud him afford evidence thai he j. producing Eject
Judge Black is distinguished alike TOR his stcadaet
faith in orthodox Christianity and for the power and
skill with which he is able to sustain amy cause in
which his convictions are enlisted. He is, like the
challenger, of the world in his serions occupa-
ions and modes Thought. lie Is toned to con
tests the of ubIic discussion and 10 the use
of all The weapons of contruver-v hy Which p'rn are
convinced; he is familiar with IN" arguments that
have been used by the def uG"rs of his cause Ind he
has the nerve and vjgoF of 1orn dtSputant Col In
gerso has made hi "'ttc@ in the Rrots@ and sns-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21

A YEAR ago last March H. B. Steven
son, a fifteen year old son of John c.
Stevenson Esq, of Liberty township, left
home one morning, without any known
cause, and has never been heard of by
the family since that time. Henry was a
good boy, intelligent and well educated
for boy of his age. He was d close stu
dent, and an industrious reader. He had
been taking the STANDARD for two OF
three years, and he may now be taking it
under an assumed name. Nearly veal
ago his father told US that if Henry
should return, it would be all right He
dren should always be welcome at his
home.