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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
. nEaEnIo or HoE.rE eREELE4.
The Renpina Of 4 S~OeInliHtie Enterprise
Whieh Ne Founded.

AAE ANAANANM W - n4AANAANAML AIMLNHEANM
Whieh Ne Founded.
Philadelphia Record.
Few people know that within twenty
minutes' drive Of LAckawaxsn, Pa,
are the ruins Of the oncs famous "sylva-
MAN Hcms," founded by Horace Greeley.
The lands are now OwuerlssS, having
been offered for sale by County Treasurer
Biddis, for accumulated taxes, last TALL
but no purchaser could b. found.
The lands we're originally owned BY
Manion Cooley, who in 1870 built 3 grial
mill upon the property, and alter sinking
all his fortune sold the farm, then EN-
bracing some 1900 acres, TO Horace
Greeley, In 1913 Greeley founded the
SylyRniRn Home, large numbers Of people
jlined the stock company he had formed,
the mills we're repaired apd set running,
large and well constructed houses were
built, the main building covering Q quar-
ter oil an acre and containing q dancing
ball and chapel.
About three hundred people lived there.
All property was held in common q com
misssTy elected by the members provided
all the food, which was served three times
= day at one large table. On Sundays the
chaplain delivered q sermon, and twice 0
week dances we're held. The proceeds OIL
the labor Of the various artisans connected
with the society went into the treasury,
and stFAirs were progressing 70 GIeeley't
satisfaction, when 1t was decided to erect
a temple. The ground was selected, the
foundation put in and the conversions
laid with imposing ceremonies, Mr.. Gree
Icy himself delivering the address, This
cornerstone still remains In place, and
contains copies Of the Tribune, coins AND
other articles. Shortly Siter the corner
stone wa laid O Discussion as 10 the style
Of the building arose among the member
Of the society jeAlousies followed, WORK
ceased end In u lew weeks the association
busted" The settlers declared the stock
worthless and returned 10 the city, apd
Greeley was stuck to the tune Of about
$40, 1000,
he sold the lands 10 Thomas Howe
Taylor, then rector Of Grace Church,
New York City, who had the timber
land cleared, and after net ing severR'
thousand dollars by the sale Of his linn
Der, the property was sold 10 q wealthy
gentleman who went South for his health,
ieaving the property In the hands Of ras
Cally agents, who sci hre to the buildings,
collected the large insurance moneys and
left the country. The zelda are nov
covered with scrub oaks snd growing tim
nor, and will In q few years Become very
valuable Rgpin HP timber lands. Nearly
fifty miles0l splsr didly constructed stone
wSlls, the work oil The society, yet remain
in place, forming the only remAininG
sign Of what was once q town Of nearly
I've hundred inhsbitanta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

ROBERTS On THURSDAY morning. August II, 1881,
al 7'SO O'Clock, ]. j RoBERTS, sged IS yeaIL
Funeral from the Cathedral At . O'Clock this morn.
Ing. lntermNht private.
GLAssER-On Thur,dsy, Aug ct II, 1881, Eliza.
BETH, WiiO0 william GIAISI, IL ihe2 d year Of bel
Ag9.
Tho taOuh will TAXI pl'co this (FridAy) sitter.
noon M9 o, lick from the residence Of her fatrsr
No. 1884 Main street. Friends Of the family arc re.
specially Invited to Rit nd.
WEiLS-On Wsdnpd,y evening. August 10, 1881
At = Del *, OioER, son II ThsO. Y. aud Mary 4,
Wells, A6ctA ears pnd 5 months.
Funeral from the res dense Of Geo. Y, Wilkinson
No ~ Twenty ioa,th street, this afternoon at .
o,sl0ek. ininftnrnL nriHniA .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite.
refresh 'pg sleep use "Df. swayne 8 COMPOUND
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The best remedy foI
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetlCAfr ctiont
ever discovered. Sold by druggists a 25 cent?
and 81 q bottle. NWS6W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

tbs New York TSmsi hSs lately exam
lned some Of the 90 called dorsey rouies,'
and has discovered, as might have been
expected, that Congressional influence
was used in them very largely to obtain
the increase desired. Senator's Booth,
Sargent and Farley, Of California; sena.
tors williams and Slater, Of Oregon; III.
Senators from Colorado, and Representa-.
tives Page, WiggintOn, Luttrell, ChafEeg
and BeltOtd appear to have been specially
conspicuous ID this business. Many Of
them may have been deceived BY the
bogus petitions rAihed down Upon them
by Dorsey, but some Of them al least were
more anxious to please their constituents
than 10 project the interests Of the Gov.
eminent. One Of Douey's creatures
named Peck was proved to have
been for q long time In receipt
oil ss5, 0CO per anhum Tor a contract
which he sub.let Tor $ib, 5000, poCketinS
about $4,000 annually for the mere use
Of his name. This compensation was AZ.
cuted by the old trick Of advertising arst
for q slower Tins and lees itequsnt service
than the people had been accustomed IN
and then obtaining e1otbitant pay for an
inCreaIe to the old schedule. The Advabt.
age Of this plan was that IL let the con.
tractor out Of the risks Of honest eompsti.
tlon, for once the contract was obtsined
the inctease and expedition was cettaipl1
within the discretion oil "Do This" BtAdv,
The histories Of the several routes sis
monotonoua tepetitionS Of each plbst.
They are all alike tainted BY fraud, And a
10 Uncomfortable that they should bsss
passed the department without ,ba an.
nlvAnso Of dishonest oilsiAiS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

A 1be. boz Of "Rough on Rats will
KEEP . house itee lion fieS, mosquitoes,
ran and mlee, the entire season, Druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
pEpARrunE on rRAtNs-wnErLlvo TIME,


tDaily except sundGI-NevIfE Accommodation.
tstsubentl 10 Accommodail.n u. This train dl,ins
tha day ralBfs back ard and forward between N r.
tins FefrJ aid RellliIt; stopping Whln required d
sherman House, Etnaville, West wheeling and
Gravel liill7-
IuhthiyllIN A Accommodation.
ftRnal Dover Accommodation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
norEs HRon JIG WnIEE.

Iot,tnru by 4Pnn ElnhdIeS-Ibs ObsfTva'
lions Of an AfIeFn0OR-PeraORAls, &e'
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. ., 1881.
Correspondents Of The Int niGsnssr,
L4EE ARRIVALS.
Among the prominent newcomers are
IN. N. Parish, Of ChOilli, Va; W, r
johnson, Charlotte. N. O.; A. H. Drenny
aud wife, Va; Thomas and Miss A. ],
Perry, N, Y; Joseph H. Garter and vile
Va ; Z. d, oraGip, IT,, GsOrgStowni Q. g
Higgins, W, al N, Railroad; ]. R, Tuck
or aud The Misses Tucksr, Val Dr.. ". d
DAILY, Pittsburgh, Pa; W. MOnshan.
Charleston, W, YAiJ,J. White, Brook
lyn, N. "; ], r, ssligmAH, Galveston
John Kyle aud wife, Misses K, Carson
A. Carson, E Kyle, Cincinnati; DAME
Walker, Adams Express Company; F. v
Robinson, v Arlington, D,O; r J. Dan
gslhsld and wife, Alexandra, Va; Gen
" II. Payne, WSrrenton, Va.i Frank P
Clark, Baltimore; Rabsrt and Miss Bever
IL, Va; Joseph Wilmer, Va; l.. Cist
Hart'ordi MIS-. s. II. Tsggsrt and Mrs
Lucy Dorsey, BAltimorsi R, II. Wood
UhaTlottevillei CaptSin and Willian
Parker, Md ; y. Ritter, P O. y. Oo.i J, E
Pierpont, Alexandra, Va; Mics Don
siance Osbell, n. L, Bryce AID wife, Mrs
Tuley, Theo. Perry, James Plssssnts anG
wife and Thomas Garter and wife, Rich
mond; Meade Haskius, ]. A, Quar-
rier and vile, Bennett H. Jonei
and ]. T. Watson, Louisville
J, F. WinsIow and wife, Of Cincinnati
George McKendree, Lynchbu,gi g, skeP
with and wife, Virgins; T, b, Harrison,
A. s. Wexford, OF Virginia; Chas O'Brtenr
ITyleL Texas; W. A. Burke, stauntoni n,
10. Claiborne, ST. Louisi J, H. Wettall
Memphis; Clement Read, New York
Mrs, r. NJ. WhslAn, Mrs, Roach, Phila'
dslphia; Mrs. j. NJ, WslbaCh, Baltimore.
Miss May Tucker MSgill, washington
Id, O.; Mrs.. and Miss Uarrish, Dir. anc
Mrs, +. B. Disney, OinClnneli; Mr., and
Mrs. w. g. Morris, Mrs. E Ball, Mrs. +
A, Prague, George B. Taylor and wife
MiSs Nellie Albert, Of O%0vipgton, Ky
John A. Preston, LeEisbGrgi James B
Wood, Vtrginis; g. q Saun dsrs,, Phtl4
delphia, and James E Heath, Meade
Hsskiua, Dol. II, B Osbell, D, y. O4belll
la, j. s. Tower, VIM. W.. H0ney, Franz
Male, WIN. r. Massie aud Col. O. ]. An.
dsrson, oil Richmond.
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Ngw A~oveRTlsEMENTs.

DOR sALE-MY RE IDFNoE ON
y q ana, OpisEnIt u suit PuIeha''F. III Wooo'
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25

on the third traverse A. sosn a dis
covere all the available force was ied
to rerulse this attack by Maj. .Ien
Whiting II person, but it failed in dis
lod siug the enemy from the position
occupied and al this point. | have, with
much regret to state, Maj. ien | " hit
ing was serious wounded and was car
ried from the field Msjor Hill, chiei
of the Generals staff, had despatched
couriers to Battery Buchanan TO bring
up the three remaining regiments OF
of Hagooi's ; Brigade, which had been
ordered TO remain there TIL sent for the
fire from the fleet rendering 1t Impo.l
ble for any throops to move when IT
was discnved that this force had never
reached Buchanan, circumstance
much indeed to be regretted | was
then ordered by Maj Gen'l Whiting to
communicate with the General Com
mandlng, which Immediately attempt
ed to do a. be is aware.
] have also to add that the Garrison,
though IN good heart was sadly worn
out BY the hard work they were called
upon to perform by day and night, bat
that a feeling of much disappointment
existed, that the long hopei-for co Z
operation from the forces outside the
fort, which they expected would have
been rendered, failed them in the hour
of need.
G. |. GORDON.
Lieut.. Col. and A. |. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25

?. the monitors, rise alternately ahuv,
the low land; while on the right the
placid expAuse ot river reflected the
glare Of sunshine Near the farther
shore were several >tIAm-tucs bus,
moving 10 and fro between the various
dcteuse> OF the river : mouth. But
most attractive 10 the eve was the gran
leur ami beauty OF the great uayal fleet,
her flags IaElly happIng IN the air, and
her black guns putting forth th.!I
strength of destruction against the
sandy fortress.
The Gproar Of the canuouade kept sea
anl shore III tremoy, which was tam
Ter or stronger as lighter or heavier
guns were discharged. Aui occaslUua
y jar like an earthquake >h Oh the
ground "a the enormous guns ot the
lron-ciAds, lying very near the snorc,
gave tongue. The huge pruJe tile 4
sci was quite visible, leap ~ trum the
rolling masses of smoke at the gun ,
muzzlc, through It's deliberate rush to
the end of its fiight-an tx plosion near
tie tort, or silent burial IN the sot sand
The noise OF It's SLOW passage through
the air was deep, huar>e roar that
drowned the shriIler scream of the >mai
Ter missiles.
FROM the constant noise ani jan 81
the firing and the screaming of the tiy
ing shells, the volumes of gunpowdcr
smoke, the movement OF troops Oh the
shore, 1t was evident, that, for be tel Q
worse. the metal of Fort Fisher vas 10
be put To genuine test lLe navy
had got to werk III tcIIIblc earnest, anC
had apparently extingui>he the feeble
effort of the fort to reply But thousl
silent and suicn tine X, bel itg It
huttered, and the wall, lpoued hu.,
and formidable through the smoke
clouds. Once before the lmprernablc
aspect alone of the great sand pile haG
driven off her foes, but now new com
mander had brought back the same
troops, and his reputation depended 5n
his not blenching AT "a horrld front.
On approaching still nearer, | began
to pass lines of nen III the battle array,
but seated on the ground while waiting
the order to advance They were chat
ting and laughing indifferently, beha
Ig as troops before bate always do
behave, as far as my observation goes
that Is doing anything except indul sInr
In the feroics of grsnd moment or III,
prayers of an awful one. Passing down
still nearer, and where now aud then .
,ctide shot irom the ships exploded over
their shore allies, reached "A low Ilnt
of rifle-pits, where were more soldiers
still busy with cards or luncheon, and
indifferent TO the coming moment
From near the end Of this llne OF works,
another rifle PIT ran over toward tht
sea, and at right angles with the road
and the first line. AT the angle was +;
square, inclosed rcdoubt of sand Re- el
built The nearer end of the hostl'
fort-wherc it touched the river wa
perhaps eight hundred feet from this re
doubt. The PENN ular here was verl
low merely beach-a and leas than bal
mile from sea to river. In the sanl
! rcdoubt | found General Terry, tn,
commander of our troops, with hl
/ staff, and General Ames the latter ju,
about to push on with nls division L
the assault.
(7o be Continued J
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25
FORT FISHE r.
a Southern and Northern Ac'
count Thereof.

The Farn.er and .iiecl,auic takes
-orue interest ia the discussion now
raging with reference TO the cclebratei 4
saud fort. whose fall closed the door
II bloekading. aud les>ened Europear
favor towards the Contederacv Gen.
Bragg was manifeotly mi-informed whe
he wrote shortly aiter the battle, that
there VA, no adequate re>istG1ce. We
spe X with confidence, because We had
i friend killed and brother wounded
while fighting, hour, after the enemy
We're in possession Of "A part Of the fort
res, Fho latter boy II I5 Ia the 'Ju
no, Reserves, va, shot through the
side while defendr < enc ofthe raverses,
ami rolled down the sand bank Iol
fifteen or twenty feet. But the follow
ing vii tell the tale
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25
(7o be Continued
The great trouble with the

The great trouble with the m jority
Of people j. they take too much IN d =
cine. Many diseases ARISE from til,
same cause bad blood, for instance.
What will cleanse the blood, or redress
di,ordered system, will remedy any
of the diseases uri ing therclrom. Ihl'
the Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mas
will do, being ma lie from pure NlrglnI'
mountain mineral water, iy Landrun
& Litchtield, Abingdon, Va. Get sn'
use one good reliable remedy like this
anu il viii! be worth thousand ant
one OF others to YOU. AK your Drug
2lst for it, Physicians everywhere
who have tasted it, recommend I'll
nanY virtues.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25

At ATLANTA. = We hope. but do not
expect, that North Carolina will m k.
a creditable exhibit Of her products al
this great exposition. Om State Il
abundantlv able TO make an exhibit
unsurpassed bv any other. but Of course
&c will not. i inst a Of approprl-
ating So 900 to make military display
at Yoi ktown. our Legislature had ap-
propriated the same sum to make al
industrial exhitt at Atlanta, the pro
duct. and industries Of the State woulc
be better appreciated. Our peopi'
would be more t,cnetited hy exhibiting
their products than In military displays
Il hntham Rec1rd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25

To AcCoMODATE THE PCBLIc The
proprietors Of that lminer seiy p"pnirr
remedy. Kidney N"rt in rec' gniti' q
Of the claims Of the public whlcn has
so literally pa'ronized them, have pre-
pared s liquid pfep.sa ion 81 that
remedy fol the 81 eel Il accommodation II
those who from 10y I,4s"n dislike %
prepare it for tn m,rl"ss 1t Is very
couctntrate1 and IS the lose !. small
il j. more ,,siiy Ncn t'y many. II
ha. the slmc eff c.ual action III al
diseases of the kiiuc.s, or liver
Home aud fdrm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25

Tile Boston trarelier' says: Tho
Palmer House at Chicogo j. larger, and
more sho~y, and possibly the new Wind
.or at Montreal is close competitor.
but we claim that neither OF them ART
more abundantly provided with every
thing that ministers in 4 refined way 10
the somfort Of the better q q Of tarv
ellers, than "PLUMER s. Nc.s American
Hotel. at Philadelphia, orr site indie
pcudence Hall
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25
BRANCH OF THE
Petersburg Iron Works,
AT SANDFORD, n. c.
a. M. CLAY, Manager

We have established branch of our
business at SandfOrd, y. C., where
our Mr.. Clay will be prepared to exc
cute all kinds of repairs with des~
patch, to furnish fittings for Steam
Engines and machinery. and to receive
orders for Engines, Boilers. Saw Mills
Power and Hand Cotton Presses, Mill
Gearing, Plows, Castings, &c.
l.. III. PLUMMER & co.
Petersburg, Va.
Oct. 7 12m.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25
Ni!I. pai.,t VaD Ztuif Go Tex

Mills Poiat. Vnn L ,ndi Go Tex.
| have used DR. Clark Johns II ; lr-
dian Blood SNrrr or General DebiiIy Y
aud Fever Iua Is Ina. greatly bench et
me Vcu'i l,ot ie without II
WILLIAM GR SHAM.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-25
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Y EGETABLE JUMPOU ND



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YOUNG LADIES.
Home School in North Carolina.

REV. DR. r. III. CHAPMAN, Pr;n,s
Mrs. V. S. NJ. Gu HAPMAN,
This School re-opens Cd. W 18th
Sept 1891.
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