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GRIFFITH e. TURNER,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Fertilizers
and Seeds,
Al & 43 N. Paca Street, Baltimore.
Feb.28tJune 81, 'S5y.
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1885.
THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES

Aims to cover the whole field of progressive jour-
nalism. No subject is too great for it to discuss
intelligently and without bias, and none so insig-
nifcant as to escape its notice. 1t lays the world
tributary to its wants, and everywhere its agents
may be found, alert to gather the particulars Of
all passing events and send them BY telegraph up
to the last moment of going to press. 1t is a
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tains all that is worth knowing in the history Of
the world for the past twenty-four hours.
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CHOLERA VACCINATION.

Some interesting researches concerning cholera
prevention are being made by DR.. Ferran of Bar
celona. He has prepared an attenuated cholera
virus, with which three medical men have been in
oculated. The inoculations were followed by
severe local pains and feverish symptoms, which
suddenly disappeared after duration of about
twenty-four hours No further ill effects have
been experienced. 1t now remains to prove, as
DIR. Ferran confidently expects to do, that these
inoculations have conferred complete immunity
from attacks Of cholera.
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A German entomologist, F. Dahl, claims that
spiders have perfect sight only atvery short dis
tances. Their sense of touch is consequently re-
markably well developed, enabling them to locate
disturbances in their web. Their smell is so good
that they can distinguish odors, and their hearing
is excellent. Some Of them show remarkable
instinct in building their webs-even their first
in perfect geometrical form. reflective power
is evinced by their refusal of kinds of tough in
sects which have been attacked unsuccess-
fully.
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Having newly fitted office, with all modern ap-
pliances, I am now prepared to skillfully perform
all branches of operating, &c.
Irregularity in Children's Teeth successfully
treated. Artificial Teeth inserted from one tooth
to an entire set.
Having had an extended and varied practice
feel no hesitancy in saying that can guarantee
satisfaction in all cases.
@g- Charges moderate. A call respectfully so.
licited.
REFERENCES Judge Yellott, Judge Grason, J
G. Carpenter, John E. Owens, Caleb S. Taylor
Washington Stevenson, Dr.. J. H. Jarrett, G. Frank
Morgan, ]. E. Standiford, John l. Yellott, Chas
T.. Fendall, G. Bohn Slingluf, Longnecker Bros.
Capt. E. Herman and many others.
Oct.25,'S4y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22

Of this lob slandered their county and
their State when they informed the peo.
pie Of Philadelphia that they had appeal
ed in vain to the authorities Of CGbell
county and the Governor Of West Virginia.
They outraged every sense Of deeency
when they drew doletul picture Of chill
dren crying for bread and doomed to die
because there was no bread 10 give them.
Ali this Is bad for West Virginia. II
would be worse Il people. on the spot, and
the local newspapers, hadnot made haste
to undo the wrong as faras 1t could be
undone. The good friends who have
shown willingness TO help US in food
time or in famine will be good enough to
note that II we have very few people
who are base enough TO trade on Chart
able good will, we have also vigorous pub
lie sentiment ready to scourge the otlend'
ers.
The people OF West Virginia are not
shiitless and thriftless. They are not pro.
iessional mendicants. They were grateful
for the relief 50 promptly and so gener.
ously extended when the flood rayaged
the Ohio Valley, and that they shared
freely with their eishbors across the river
The flood was an exceptional disaster. Ia
ordinarily hard times West Virginia can
pull through without aid from her good
friends OF other States.
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rho lialse Fa.nine ory.

The evidence is nov indispuhble that
there has been a bold attempt in at least
two Of the counties In this State to play
upon the charitable impulses Of persons
remote from the alleged suffering.
The Cabell county case was o particu.
larly notifying affair. From the city Of
Philadelphia, never deaf TO the voice Of
suffering, it brought an immediate re-
Spouse q men and money, and the gentle
men who came TO inquire found that
they had been played with Forgery
Ind been resorted to in order
% make anappaal. Tie author orau1hors
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

-
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made Av s,...,
Allen and Mary J. Allen bis VILE 10 ME n tt,1, va
% secure the Crescent building ANociGtiOn NY
october ~, 1s recorded in the office Of ibe NV
Of the County Court Of AaithEll County. Mai TtIA
ginia: II peedot Trust Book No 8, Page lISi Nh
sell g the front door Gt the Court HOuIe al w.
shall county, on W &As
SATURDAY, THE 1lth DAY oFJuLY. lSs
commencing Rt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the iollo,rIs. =.
ScFtbed properly. that Is To say: certain tSS, !,
land situated 10 Union DDtrict, In NGphsll corS
", state Of West virginia, bounded Is folkrSS "
wit: Beginning at q stake In Richard Allen's liz
near Walhce's spring; thence with aId line ,SstS
2S54' Il u l2,lee poles to q stake OF A tnnnrb y
Bogss' hun; thence down The meSpilctS tSS.,JSf
60 5000 poles 10 stake In the original line: Me-
8. Il W. TO hickory IN the original liUs M n
Richard Allen line; thence with the OririnSI iiSs
8. 52o v. q poles 70 q red oak and beech In ~
original Line; thence Csc W. IS poles 10 sum, ~
corner 70 Bent. MeAechen q; thence lSo Is. IN nv
70 red elm corner TO John QuISlCy; thence 4, a.
w. 70 poles 70 black walnut corner 10 John CTg.
ley; thence N. h1S w. 81 poles 10 white Oak 81
small drain: thence with the drain down "a :
point corner 70 John Quigley aud lOhn Brown "a
Beech on the point; thence up the run % 4 nv, W
tree on the bank Of the run; thCucA up IN I'M
with the meandeTs thereof and binding iheFSoy y
stone marked A; thence n. So L. . poles IA
stone marked b; thence 10 the beginning, suppSSt5
10 contain 189 acres, DO the same more OF liSs
The tito 70 the above land Is ktlIeTed 70 d mr..
feet but will convey only the title vested h M
by said deed OF trust.
TERMs or sALE-one third, and as much NOR. i,
the purchaser elects 10 pay In ca h on The day II
aud two years. with interest," iOt which ,hS Sr NM
chaser shall execute his notes with good ICtu,itr
bearing Interest Ion the day Of tale, th6 isFsI
title 10 DO retained as further security for lie IA
ferred payments, or Of the purchasers option h
may secure the notes for such payments By ana
nj fRfIEt thA nF0fNAFtV
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gr,tstee grt.s.
TRUSTEE's SALE.

Byyirtus Of q deed Of trust btSrip, d.,...,.
Of october 1850 made By ]. i. WteiS S,s IS ,tly
Weeks his wife. 10 me d trustee. ana
Deed Of trust Book No. n, race 81 ~ a
records Of Ohio county, West Vi5inis III Nj issa
TUESDAY, JULY II, isss, %
sell Of public auction, at the ifont Az, q,
Court Hole. at 10 O'clock a u, lie tooT,SSs "
an q . certain piece Of land ,ltust,A IN r...,,
phia District Ohio county Wet ViISiSiS sst adt
lcfthed and bounded ~ follows: BesiS SGa g.
stake on the north edge Of The Chm Nj M ~
corner % Henry BrandStroup lOt ma N y T Scad
burg thence thiftyhye (SS feet tSSt vim X
OF the Cumberland Road 10 EtSie. men, e ,liat
parallel line with the BnndItroup lSs ~ ~, ia Z
WHEELING Greek: thtnce with ne tasS IA ~ ave
said creek % the DnndStTonp line: i6sSSs IS 4
the line on the east side Of the D RpattranT w
the beginning, with all Of the SDnntsIsn 10y .
thereto belonging, aud belt the SSae EES',T5
was conveyed 70 J. r. Weeks By ", 4 TSH,,.tSGAt
aud vile by decd dated December 10 lS5S IVY
corded In said land records In neOd RccE NSN e,
page II. There son Eaid land coed irSme ~. ~
Ing hotlEc 9We4l'
T j, -, oy sAlE-one cash; balance in m.
jelS THopSBuRcu r,u...
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koacl, anu his Enenitcs.

The Democratic party and tho free trade
press are pounding away at John Roach,
and Secretary Whitney seems tobe doing
all lie can to bring 1eproach on Roach's
reputation for good workmanship. The
ship.builder has deserved much better
treatment from the country than he has
received.
While, Of course, Mr.. Roach expects,
like every other man engaged in n legiti-
mate business, fair reward for work
done, he has shown a patriotic zeal that
his maligners arc incapable Of exhibiting.
He has worked hard to prosper the ship
building industry Of this country, and ioi
his efforts In this direction he is accused
Of being In scheme for robbery. In his
patriotism he labored to have the Govern
ment offer inducements to increase our
fast decaying merchant marine, and for
this he was virtually slapped in the face
and was told that II was only q scheme 10
benefit John Roach.
Mr.. Roach expected to be benefited, but
twas nota purely selfish desire on his part,
for that which would have benefited him
would also have prospered others. His
enemies are conspiting to destroy the
little that Is left Of an important Ameri.
can industry; he is trying TO build itup.
'They would blot out every ship.yard in
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Puppy wo1Fs.
ProIiesOms Pets In the Geological Garden
nPhiladelphiA.

In philadelphia.
Philadelphia Tina.
A prarie wolf with three irolicsome, in.
terestipg little cubs yesterday attracted
much attention in the Geological Garden.
The little fellows frisked and gamboled
about the roomy cage which the family
occupy in very much the manner Of pup
pies, and q tender.hearted lady who
pazed al them silently for some moments
turned TO her escort and remarked; rs
Il not q shame to put those Little puppies
In the came cage with q wolff"
'rhey are wolves" said the young gem
tleman confidently, "but all cubs look
thas way until they are grown"
"They are cunning little cubs" said
Superintendent Brown, in aquizzical tone,
"and / will tell you somethingabout them.
Some time ago the mother was sent from
the West to student at the Academy oil
Fine Arts in this city. After using her
for model he gave her to us. She was
kept in roomy box in stable while in
his charge. Since her arrival here she
gave birth to the three cubs, and she dis
plays much affection for them, although
f IS becoming more apparent every day
that they are pretty much like Newfound-
land puppies
The three little cubs are very fat and
| look like little balls covered with brown
wool. Instead OF the wolf head Of the
mother they have the heavy, broad tea;
lures Of a species Of the Newfoundland
dog. The bushy tail Of the wolf has be.
cosee more slender appendage and the
graceful legs, made for swift running,
haye the heavy characteristics Of the
waterloo parent. "I am afraid the mother
will be much disappointed in them when
theyerow up" said the superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22

We guarantee tho speedy, painless and
permanent cure without knife, caustic or
salye, OF the largest pile tumors. Pamph-
let and references sent for two letter
stamps, Worlds Dispensary Medical AS.
ISOLATION, COS Main street. Buffalo, N. Y.
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THE KENslNGToN,
COwELL HO In
webbGve., bet. Central and HsA

OCEAN GROVE, MI ,..... 81
This popular house having geShi rs5Is 10 tsb Z
rcm0deed, Is one o. me InGss VGteT hh1iTs
etisy getp Pa bihsf modern ,o b
Sstiop 1,nStrpaSssd, belag but one D vi sSi .,
!seeSf, iske and bathing. gto!nInuIhs sS M 1eSS
noStolticc, VIII reopen Nay ~ r., sSP i. o. BOZ -
EoWETIs Nm. s. MoEsE, PfopnesoEA
my26 paw
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Commissioners Sales.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State Of West Virginia, City Of wheelAc. al
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline B. Brues, guardian OF CARTEL
Charles Henry Bruss, iniSnu' "A In Chiuor,
Caroline B. Brucs aud othen.


Caroline B. BrucS aud othen,
sy " NV S 4, s Cn " Ses y e
In The above entitled cause, on The III dsy
June, 1856 will proceed 70 sell al public ID,
che %,t aTS q si s S S 81 SSss
tSe hixnest and best bidder,
- ~, o ,Trfpnlv itrty q, ,ss.
Vs =, 20 n nSc1acH ~ toiis,,;,,
~ ~ as,ac ,hst "a ~ S"S. TSS ~, e
fronting On ne east slaS q iy SSFa ssGEs
NJ ~ NJ ~. q, ,hs SSSioT nU y
M, ~ Shoat,v9 !. II mi nv ttenrr NoSsS ,
"a 5teiar 81 tSa Nm, ii ivnSaIIrv nd H. h.
sn,ar ,r ,s,,1,Te ~, living AN ~ the Ia IN "
Sescrlbed and deS,snaiei OH the plat Q! "a
iS'nnd addition 10 the city OF Wheeling, 6Jh
number nine ~. y
TERMS on sAIE-0 One third o. thcputchAtuM5
and nj mIch mora as me puTchaSer may ee5
nav. ID Id pRid IN eaSh on The day OF SIIe; tSiht
re:it,ue thereof In three equal inSt4tnent /
twelye. twenty four and thiltytIx month"; M
Interest trom day oil sale; The purchaser o N
Ms notes, with approved security, for the defend
inStalfnets: thR iitle 10 DO retained until theptN
chsSe money and The Interest thereon shall h
wholly paid. J. X. C0WDEN,
= speclAl Commla!Vaki,
w.H..HALIER, Auctiouecr,
ysa-si.,. aar,I,,. ,t,s,I n row5cr rn,c,ii rc,.
netep as ,,'j .r;tS .SSigs,Iy =, -
,!is1S ns tsa Jn.ro n lime I1S n
luitea ~ nv , an1 ttls "eS5sS VI 'uHs ''S''
tae apose enaueo Sau TI,o,tAs If nIpPAu
A.. ,,,,iaiSsI HS,, - II T WseeIIs,
"a, o!etk o. tns MuA4S'l1 IL tVHtsV' "'S'''us
JEW -------
F~oNf,fIccTnNEpc GAZE mn VA1IL.
!OMMlSS!0NEh2 SALE w anu
|OABLE kkAL EsTAiE. ur...,tu. IAN.
Stale OF west Vifeln1lM, NV Of "lestnS' AA@'
John Fink
vs.. y. ch.,,.,,
W: J. w. Cowden, adminlsltalot o. IN InAAVs9'
the estate OF Caroline V. ZanG and
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sre,,, ADVERTISEMENTS.

cToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.
4 special meeting Of the stockholden Of the
LAIseile Iron Works, Tor tho Transaction Of impof
tant bplirel, win DC held u she oes q The com.
pany on Monday July Q, at Q:s9A.M.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
1e21xAIa G. a. RosIEsoN. see,y.
GE 60 9. AII11eAN,
orF1oI-No. lsts MARKET STREET,
Only one more Ftidayior
Extraction Without Payln'.
Too busy % adyeriise this wick. is22
WTALTER Il. RINEHART,
Notary Public,
MONEY AND STOCK BROKER,
Real Estate Agent.
Houses rented and rents collected.
je9l oHiee-ll68 MARKET sTREET.
DEGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FOR
lGPaTkerSbufg, Pomefoy, Gallipolls, IT.. b
Ir0nton, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays. ~
vile, Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE, the 49, -
elegant passenger steamer
NEW ANDES GHAs. aumEMAs, Master,
MI MAErF +. EoIL, Clerk,
Leaves TUESDAY. june %. at Q P. NJ, positively.
Passengers and freight receipted through to all
points Welt and South. For freight or passage ap.
pl rs g board Or % FRANK BOOTH. Agent.
TNRUsrEE's SALE OF PERSONAL
IL PROPERTY.
By Virtue OF Deed Of Trust made by Christian
seibke and Kate selbkc his wife, 70 tho under
signed trustee dated the sd day Of February, 1851
and recorded Ia Deed Of Trust Book No. II, page
40, he will, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell At public aue-
described personal properly, to+wlt: Thirtytwo
thousand two hundred and hity:EIx beer bottles
now used by said seibke in his beer bottling buSi
ncss; thirty.two (32 dozen boxes for holding beer
bottles: one hundred and fifty (50) Birch Beer
boxes; four hundred and nihetyfive 1855 two
dozen beer boxes; three desks, chairs, two lamps
aud all other, the property composing the ofica
furniture Of Ead Stehke situate In the old Smith
Brewery building, 10 said City OF Wheeling; also,
one sale, two ~ cork machines, one buggy, two
horses, one double wagon, two single wagons. -four
sets Of harness. and thirty gtoss Of patent corks.
said sale will be made In the place Of business
cry, and iroutlng on Chapline street, In said City
y Terms IL sALE-casb in hand on day Of sale
~ 4, g. BARR, Trustee.
WIZ. HALlTa, Austioncer. my6
The above sale has been postponed until satnr
day, June 20, 1856, at the same time and place
z. G. BARR, trustee.
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Special aptiees.

A cARp.-To ali who arc suffering rom erron
and indtcredons Of youth, nervous weakness,
eipS thst Mi cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. This
Kfeat remDdy was discovered BY o missionary In
South America. Send seliaddfesScd envelope 10
RKy. JoRFH T. INNAN, Station D., New York.
tvff,NFNRAW
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.aATuRpAY. JUNE 6, lsea

The above sale has been postponed until satur.
day, June %, 1855, At the same time and place.
J les 4. g. BARR, Trustee.
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KYLE-on sunday. Juno q, 1855, Lt12:5o 2. NJ,
R0BkkT KYLr, in his list year
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday after.
noon at hall past o'clock. Friends Of the family
arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
Sorrow endureth for night. but Joy cometh In
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rRAyELERs, sproE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
6ATRAINs-RxPL OF REPERESGk MARKS.
0Daily. tsunday excepted. tMonday excepted
Whe6linE Time. iaI 40 ~
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DIED.

The Princess Of Wales has taken TO pho.
Biography. ms an, amusement.
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Confectionery.

MRS. zIEGENFELDER btss leave to inform The
rublic that She has opened branch store as above
where everything In her line can DO had the same
as at her Establishment, No. 66 Twelfth street.
ICE CREAM; at tho lowest prices, both whole
ala "a notnfi 7 T Nny1
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BAYHA-on sunday, June q, 1855, at as ?. "
LAuGA <, dAuRhter Of Louis ]. sud Mary NJ.
BRSh1 sgs3 years and days.
Puneral notice hereafter flf
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II has been suggested BY a hardware
dealer with q literary turn Of mind that a
new Robinson Crusoe" might be written
wherein the hero, with an anvil, hammer
and few pounds Of steel nails would be
able TO supply himself with knife, fork,
spoon, and all manner Of weapons OF de-
iense and otIense.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
|SJlABLE RIAL ESTATE.
State OF West Virginia, City Of Wheeling. laAa
Municipal Court oi Wheeling:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

have been suffering with ScrOfula
for the past four years. For two years
l tried various remedies prescribed by
number Of the best physicians.
They treated me for what they called
fatty tumOr ON the neck. This
proved delusion, as the rising, which
had assumed a fearful shape, broke
and commenced to discharge freelyI
In 1883, being convinced that the
aflliction with which suffered was
of a serOfulOus nature, was induced
10 try Swift's Specific. was growing
desperate and wanted q speedy cure,
and AS the 5. 5. s., did not act as
promptly as l thought il should, l
was easily persuaded TO quit 1t and try
some other preparation. That did me
no good and changed to another con-
tanning potash aud mercury and that
came near wrecking me. Ny life was
despaired Of. Almost disheartened Of
ever seeing q well day again was in
duced TO go back TO Swifts Specific.
Il was my only hope. In December
1884, commenced a regular coarse. 1t
was sometime before my system yield
ed to its influence, but when il did,
began to improve at once. had be-
come 50 weak l could scarcely walk,
but under the influence Of 5. S. s.,
my general health has greatly i'm
proved, and feel as well rs 1 ever
felt in my life to-day. The scars alone
remain to tell Of my former suffering,
every other evidence Of the desease
having disappeared, and can honest
ly say that 5. 5. s. has saved my life.
GREEN THO1IPRON,
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. S, 1855.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise
on Blood and Skin diseases mailed |
free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 157 w. 23d st.
a cough will carry you of,
And coffin they'll carry you of in.
You can stop your cough and the |
coffin
They will carry you OFF in,
BY using Hills Peerless Cough |
Syrup which guarantee to stop all
this coughing, or money refunded.
OSCAR SEITz.
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Pliss

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight In the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some az
lection Of the kidney or neighbor
organs. AT times, symptoms Of indi
gestiOns are present, as iiatuleney, an
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like Precipitation, producing
q very disagreeable itching, partleu
larry after getting warm in bed, Is q
very common attendant Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield az
once % the application Of Dr.. Bosank0's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOr, allaying the intense itching,
and effecting q permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces disability but try Il and
be cured. Price 50 cents. Ask your
druggist for Il, and when you cannot
obtain II Of him, we viii send Il, pre-
paid, on receipt Of price. Address
The DIT. BOsankO Medicine Co., PIqre
Ohio. Sold by Oscar seitz.
The Cherokee Blood purifier Is pure
" vegatsble, except IOdide Of Potts.
stun, which Is the most powerful
Alternative In the whole vocabulary Of
meiicine. Il enriches the blood and
improves the appetite. VIII cure
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, aud relieve
Rheulatism.
For sale By Oscar Seitz.