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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-15
Engine and Leases for SaIe-

ONE ENGINE. l2-HoRsE POWER. IL
" foot boiler, with two fiueS, in perfect
working order, together with parts Of a set
OF Oil tools, including derrick, rope, DC, the
property OF the Wheeling & Petroleum MINI
ing Company, to be seen on their PROPERTY
a0onE miles rom the city, near the g. Bridge
Also, a % year lease on the lands of Joseph
Lay, II. NJ. Heirey, VIM. Rigsby, David
Ihorn3erry and Mrs Cruger, containing In All
about 500 acres. Said leases convey ne riGht
10 bore or mine for oil, coal or other mineral
Also, a % year lease on I3l acres of yalua-
! pc OIL property, situated about 4 miles from
t me, SElo FlSeI, on NewelTs Run, In Newport
township, now owned by Michael Iorentz
Ih ~ Lease e secured by having derrick erect
ed and conductor sunk in the grounds
Also, a Is year lease ON lO1$ acres or oil terri
tory situate In Newport township, directly on
ne Sht To- river now owned by Thomas w.
apply to either of the undersigned.
+. L. Z. HANSON:
afHH * A. q. ROBINSON,
]. c. COOPER.
oec19-lIn -,,, Wheeling, w. Va
ParkesbuTg Times copy month -
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THE Hon. Tom Corwin, lately United
States Ministerto Mexico, beingin New
York, was lataly introduced to one OF
the English railway magnates recently
travelling in this country, as being an
ohioan. This term evidently misled
John Bull, who looked for n moment a
good deal puzzled; however, his face
suddenly frightened, and seizing the
hand of Mr.. Corwin, he expressed his
happiness at making the acquaintance;
then kindly inquired whether his tribe
were ut peace with the whites! Mr..
Corwin's complexion being rather In
diam -
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Hotel Arrivals.

GRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner, LEWIS &.
WooDNASsEB, Proprfetors.
Thursday, Dec. II. -la
b Pond and family, AIrs Davis, Emma Con-
neT, McGonnellsYllle, o.; j Aiken. Beverlyy1 a.
Miss Idle Aiken, WnshIn Ston Pas j C'iSri.S'
son, HeaXener, l. Armstrong, II King, j n
MeStmll, w Va Mary Jones, + Jones; IN.
HoltSclaw, w Va; j Campbell, Ohio; w Web,
SLef, w Va; Berl,er, PtttSbuIy: Jones Ohio:
Acker, Qninley, Philadelphia; W Isham
Martin, Pittsburg: ] schmidt Ohio: F Stall
man. York, Pa; q HAight, Newport, r I
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No DEALER dare contradict the fact
that the articles labelled 'tLubin's Ex-
tracts" now offered for sale in this
market, are spurious. The genuine, Mt
the present rate of duty, could not DO
sold mt less than twice the price of Pha-
lon's "Night-Blooming Cereus"-a per-
fume of which neither Paris nor Lon
don has ever produced the equal. Sold
by druggists universally. 1t
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IRON The Netp York ITfbIf1e.)
The people of this country are pay
ing several thousand dollars per night
in generous prices for the use of Sleep
ing-Cars on Railroads, and receiving in
return more poison than the Black
Hole of Calcutta could have generated
had it been filled and refilled with help
less captives down to this hour. 1t
would be low estimate to place the
btineful results of these mephitic dens
at thirty thousand typhotds and one
thousand deaths per 1nnum.
A sleeping car might and should be
properly, thoroughly ventilated; but
none ever will be SO long as air shall be
admitted only from windows at the top,
nor so long as the quantity of air adj
mitted is controlled by any person or
persons. The occupants of the top
berths very naturally object to sleepinR
in draught for the benefit OF the
groundlings; and your attendants will
shut up ventilatOrs to save heat until
the car becomes foul, reVOlting charnel-
house, wherein sleep is perilOus and
breathing the inhalation OF disease and
death.
Until this abuse shall be reformed,
and every car thoroughly ventilated
from the bottom as we'll as the top, SO
as TO maintain pure atmosphere with
in It Whatever may be the temperature
without, and utterly independent of the
will of the conductor, we advise passen-
gers to keep out OF Sleeping Cars.
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A Card

HAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE INTEREST
IL in the late firm OF Paxton, Donion &
OHlehay to f w. Paxton and Crispin Ogle-
bay, who Will continue the business under
the nrm name of Paxton & Oglebay I take
pleasure in soliciting for them a continuance
firm. JOHN NOM M
MneeLnB, DEC Il, 1853. decl5-lw
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DIED,

Prettyman, aged 90 years.
The funeral win take place this morning at
lOo'Clock. from the residence OF his son, Chas
Prettymnn, at Roses Grove. The friends of
the family are invited to attend.
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For Sale Chaan.

r WILL SELL CHEAP, TWO GOOD LOTS
i OF ground and tract OF coal, said to con-
tain between five and seven acres, situated
under the Wickham Vineyard. The coal
Is Of the very best quality, 81 foot vein, and
everything about the bank Is in excellent
working order. The road from the bank Is
good and the platform is quite convenient to
market. For terms, &c, see
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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altw advertisements.
For Rent

TIME sToRERooNI ON THE SOUTHEAST
corner Of Union and Market streets. at
present occupied by Geo. Ankle. -PoSesSion
given April LIST, 1850. For terms apply on the
PrenltseSto CHARITY 8. MARTIN.
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A Speculation that Must be stopped.
Tho bill proposed by Mr.. wilson. of
MASSACHUSETTS,, prohibiting the sale of
notes, bonds, bills, scrip CT the so-cailed
Confederate States, OF any one of them
might seem unnecessary, but it is in
tended to prevent what may be an evil
Spectators may be found wiiiing 10
buy up this trash in the hope OF infln.
encing legislation hereafter. We ore
now making regulations for ali time
and we do not know what changes may
DC effected in the situation OF poIitic1I
parties. state obligations incurred in
the South, in support of the rebellion
nave been unwillingly repudiated. md
the opposition in some OF the States To
the passage of resolutions of repndi0-
tlon was influenced by spectators who
had bought up these claims in hone To-
make something handsome ont of them.
The opposition to the passage of resoiu.
tons discrediting that debt came prin-
clpally from those persons. and they
are sufficiently strong to give future
trouble, unless they ARE restrained Inv,
the stronger hand of the law,
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Fnr Sala Chaan

II OFFER FOR SALE MY LOT & BUILD
IL INGS on the corner Of Main and Adams
lS2 feet deep on Adams street. The honsa Is
wen situated for boarding house, md the
stand IS one OF the best in the city for retail
grocery, as have been doing business hero
for over . years. The property will be sold
with or without the stock In store, TO suit
pG deci5-sts 4etllS easy JACOB WISE
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NJ, CUSTER of Paris, has recently
been treating consumptive patients
with raw meat and brandy. N. Des-
'nartis of bordeaux, has adopted a
similar method Of treatment, not only
IN cases Of phthisis, hut also in general
scroInla, an@mia and chronic dysentery.
he employs blood in preference to The,
hesh, and havors it with some aromatic
substance, so as to remove the unpleas-
am. ShaIy oeate taste. The results are
SorrobOrated by the eSperience I'd M.
Montargis, who Is accustomed to sem;
nus phthisical patients to the PaFfSi11
s0attolrs TO drink the fresh blood ne Il
hows from the slaughtered. - ~
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HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-Delicious, re-
treshing, purifying, preservative, in.
disPensable, exquisite, are the terms
applied 10 the famous SozoDoNT, in
thousands OF households every day.
And why Simply because all the vir-
tues mendaciously claimed for other
dentifrices, actually exist in this won
derful preparation. decl3-Seod.
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THE Mormons have just received a
batch of recruits from Denmark. A
Salt Lake paper says: "There isn't one
of them, apparently, who might not as
easily have been persuaded to emigrate
to heather lands where heathenism
prevails, as to this Mormon heritage,
provided the same misrepresentation
had been made to them by their pros
elyters." The arrival of these fair
haired girls from "Fatherland" created
considerable commotion among the
faithful" A lot of old fogies, who
had already six or seven forlorn wives,
were seen examining the new corners,
most likely with the object of selecting
one in order to .save her soul"
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THAp. STEVENS. pitched into the Rev.
Henry Ward Becchcr the other day for
the alleged fall from grace OF the latter
on the subjects of radicalism and hell
fire. Tho n. Y. World, by way ofcom-
mcnt, observes that
''In view of the bitterness, malignant
cy, and uncharitHble spirit of old Ste
Nens, his friends if he has anvil must
hope that Beccher's doubts touching the
reality of hell FIRE aud the eternal pun
ishment OF the wicked are well ioun-
dcd."
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spfftaI aptifrs.
ITCH, ITCMS ITCH.
scratch. Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT


WHEATON'S OINTMENT
VIII cure the Itch In IS hours
Also cures Salt RheuIu Ulcers ChfIblains
and all Eruptons Of the Skin. Price 50 cents.
For sale by all Druggists
By sending6 20 centS to WEEKS q POTTER
sole Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, II VIII be forwarded by mail, frea OF
postage, to any part Of the United States.
II. H. LOGAN q CO.,
wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
No more rancid Pomades!I 20.
you want something elegant.
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II yon desire soft and silky Hair,
If you want your Hair preserved,
nyou want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Baldness,
II you want to be nd Of Dandruf;
Use the Coco Cream
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. 4rr
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
JuZ4 Wheeling, VIVA.
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REroRTs from the South speak with
increasing frequency of the uneasiness
and apprehension in many quarters as
topossible outbreaks among tho negroes
this winter. Here and there we nre
told of local organizations for patrols
ling the country and REFRESHING disor-
der; Of the fears and preparations OF
individuals and families looking for the
worst; and OF gathering discomfort and
secret organization 0mong the blacks.
Tho state of things between the races
in many parts of the South isevidently
one of growing distrust, in which the
one party breads oppression and the
other looks for snngninRrN ontrage.
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Very few people in the country will
regret that sundry OF the wheat specu-
lNtors in Chicago have, within the last
few days, come TO grief. These men
have, from selfish motives, done great
damage to the people of the country,
and to the interests of the country.
They have, during tho last six months,
succeeded in keeping wheat, the staff of
life, far nboVS its nnIuraland Legitimate
price, and have thus made life harder
and poverty ScVcrer TO hundreds OF
thousands OF people who could ill bear
such an intl!ction.
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Dissolution of Partnershin.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between f. w. Paxton, John
DonlOn and CTispin Oglebay, under the tiTm
nan nams Of Paxton, Donlon oglebay, was this
DAY ulsSolved by mutual consent, by the sale
manning partners, who assume all the lIabili-
ties and are entitled to receive all the debts
due the late hrm. u. w. PAXTON,
JOHN DONLON,
Wheeling, Dec. u, 1885.
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A LADY who read of the extensive
manufacture of odometers, to tell how
far a carriage had been run, said she
wished some Connecticut genius would
invent an instrument to tell how far
husbands had been in the evening
when they 'Just stepped down to the
POstOflice, or went out to attend a cau-
cus.n
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THE editor of the Belmont Chronicle
speaks thus of the Thanksgiving dis
course preached by Rev. DIR. Drum
mond, of Wheeling, in st. Clairsville
last Thursday week:
The discourse, delivered by the VEN
ernble father, DIR. Drummond, of Wheel
ing, was, however, the attracting, the
crowning and the adjoining event or the
day. For this the Christian and the
patriot came, and neither was disap-
Pointed-all such We're certainly filled
with the rich, the grand, the mRsterly
and thrilling discourse, well laid upon
the appropriate text, and well applied
TO the circumstances and the time-a
day of National Thanksgiving for M
tional blessings in general, and in par
ticulnr for the late national deliveTnnce
from that terrible scourge of rebellion
which threatened the very life and be-
ing of the Republic.
The text was Ps. C. VII. s. 40 TINT
men would praise the Lord for His
goodness, and for His wonderful works
10 the children of men,
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CIRcULAR To CoNGRrssMEx.-The
Secretary of War has addressed cir
cular to each member of Congress, CALI
ing his attention to the fact that he has
the privilege OF nominating from his
Congressional district two persons rs
applicants for the positions of first and
second lieutenants In the regular army,
to tie end that they may be examined
before the Board for the position, and,
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&1SNnP PER YEARI We want
SIDA oAIAI agents everywhere TO seii
our IMPROVED so Sewing Machines STbrae
new Kinds. Under and upper fed. War
LALlteI nNe years. Above salary or large
Submissions paid, The ONLY machines sold
N United states fortress than $50, which nre
IItty hSelised 6g ROtoe, Wlsetber & Wilson, Cru
~ y 1itlEST' Stlgeg Il Co. and Bachelor An
Gums Inee, AddIesS, or call upon shaw &
LARK Blddetord, Maine, or at No. SIS Broad-
RhlG, Pa: No. II LOmbard's Rlock. CHICAGO
Ill no. no West Fourth St, Cincinnati. ~ M
NJ g. , ,SSlla1idlngs Exchange, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Co-Partnership.

= . U3AOA IILLDo
u w. PAXTON AND CRIsPIN oGLE-
u. BAY, having purchased the Interest Of
John Donlon, in the late firm of Paxton,
Donlon q Oglebay, will continue the Whole
snle Grocery Business as heretofore, under the
hrm name of Paxton q Oglebay, and respect
fully solicit continuance OF the faVofS here
tOiOre extended to the late firm,
Wheeling. Dec. u, 1855. : -4---'EN
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THE New York Times says that the
sum OF $4,000 is to be put at the dispo-
sal of George t. Downing, for his use
in representing the interests of the
blacks Mt Washington this winter, that
the cOlored men of Louisiana are to
raise $4,000 for their delegate, and that
it is proposed by the colored men in
New York to send Fred. Douglass with
the same amount to wRshington.-
These delegates nro to establish bu-
rcau mt the capital to obtain and dis
seminate information respecting the
needs OF their race.
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Valuable Property For Sale

Valuable Property For Sale
A FIRsT-CLASS OAK TANNERYI sT,
"A UATED on the bank OF the Creek in Fast
" Mstheeling; Is tw0-stnIy brick building, 60 BY
- ~ IeetI Win Dark shed attached. Its capacity
LOT hnning Is 200 hides per annun. The watts
leeches, lines, bates, pools. hide mill and an.
slhe, are all In prime working order. This Is
a rare chance for any one Wishing to enRaRe
IN the cuisines. Cause Of selling Is to cloSe
the estate OF R Lewis, deceased.
also, the tour-story brick house located at
o. Maln street, tnow occupied by the drm on
II. Lewis q Coz This Is one OF the best bust.
mes locations in the city. For further partic-
uIarS apply to JESSE r. LEWIS nT t.
el. NATHANIEL LEWIS. Iu
Wheeling. Dec. 10. 1855. deciStimd
Glaualand & pittshn-.e-l- Nh n,
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THE o. X. REMEDY HAS ARRTVEn
A VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR ALI
~ urinary diseases. No taste, no odOT. no
nI,nuihnce 70 business Buy the o. X REM
Guy ana nave permanent cure
sou Dy All Druggists throughout the Unite(l
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The New York Albion

TUE OLDEST LITERARY AND FOR
l. ElS5N weekly in Americans published Al;
No. 80 Park Row, New York. - az ~
a., aS sSln per annum. New Subscribers
S, 70; Ietnlttng direct to the once by Post
tue twenty-five annual Albion EngIavinps
lIe 81, Address YOUNG & MORRELL, =
.ueC41-oL
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A LITTLE more than five and twenty
years ago Lovejoy was killed in tree
State for proclniming the wrongrulness
of human slavery, Since then that
snme Stnte has furnished the nation
with an Executive who had the unap-
proachable honor of prOclaiming liher-
~ to the caPtives in the South, and of
breaking tho letters of three millions of
slaves by II single stroke of his pen! a
third OF century since VIM. Lloyd
Garrison was dragged through the
streets of Boston with a. rope around
his neck, for his opposition To slavery;
now he may lit mp his voice in Rich
mond or Charleston, and none dnre mo-
lest him. Six years ngo Henry a. Wise
hung John Brown in Virginia, for a
raid against slavery; now Wise's con-
tiscated mansion is converted into a
schoolhousT for freedmen, while 'John
Browns soul goes marching ont"
Surely, Though the mills OF God grind
slowly, they grind exceeding small"
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COLGATE,R mONEY ROAP.

COLGATE'B HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
teriRls, is MILD and ENIOLLIENT in It's ma
ture, FRAGRAETLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in It's action upon the
kin: For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. nnaFi5-IydS-vS'
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1ru @nnda.

Comprising many rich
ress Silks, Merinos, Reps, An Wool De
Lains, Black and Colored Alpacas,
Thibet Cloths, Poplins, Ginghams,
De LaIns, Prints, &c, DC.
lso, CIoalss and ClOahing Cloths, All Wool
shawls, Long and Square, Small Wool
shawls, Black shawls, &c, &c.
rown and Rleached BIuslins, "a and 1O-4
Cotton sheetines, Linen Table Cloths,
Table Damasks, Napkins. Towels,
Wool Blankets, &c, &c,
We have a large stock of Kid, SILK and Sieri-
f.F no Gloves
Ladies' silk, Merino and Cotton Hose,
embroidered Collars, Insertings, Hoop Skirts,
Runners Balmoral Skirts, French
Corsets, best make.
Flannels and Cassimers for Boys wear, &C.
rgest lot of FURs in the city just opened
Ladies' are especially invited to call and
oOk over our Stock OF Goods.
THOMAS, STURGEON d CO.,
Successors to
W. B. sENsENEY & co.
eplS
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WE are afraid that the money we had
laid aside for investment in Fenian
bonds will have to be appropriated to
the purchase of Mexican bonds. What
with the impeachment of the Head Cen
tire by the Senate, and the deposition
of the Treasurer by the same august
body, and the election of new PresI-
DENTAL Head Centre and a new Treasu-
rer, and the card of John O'SuIlivnn,
'Iate Head Centre from NARROW, County
of Cork, Ireland" nssailing the new
Presidential Head Centre, and the ad-
dress of the several Fenian circles in
New York, endorsing the old Presi-
dental Head Centre, O'NIahony, Gas the
foremost among the boldest, truest and
most talented defenders of the cause"
and condemning the action of the
august Senate, what with all these
things, we say, our head is all in n
whirl, the confusion is such that we
seem to ourselves to be in Donnybrook
Fair, and so we think wewon't buy any
FeDian bonds, until we are little GER
tain about the new Treasurer and the
new Head Centre.
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NeCtion Notica

Election Notice,
THE ANNUAL MEETING M nur
IL Stockholders Of the First National HSnf-
OF Wheeling, for the election 81 nine 6freTH
tons, 10 serve for the ensuing wear. viii r.
held at the Banking House on 1ueSiay Ian
uary the 9Th, 1885, Between the hours 81 10 n
ID ds sdE q M G. AP 6AsBis.r.
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Grants Cool Reception by the south.
eFn Rebels

General Grant seems to have expe-
,rienced rather cool reception at the
hands Of the Southern rebels during his
recent visit. a Charleston paper takes
satisfaction in saying that on his recent
visit to that city he twas quietly re-
ceived by the military authorities. The
negroes and Northern citizens turned
out in considerable numbers to see the
General, but native Charlestonians all
turned their faces persistently towards
the business part of the city as the
hour for his arrival approached. a few
merchants, mostly Yankees invited
the distinguished guest to dinner at
the Charleston Hotel, but he declined
for want of time"
The Savannah Republican, in con-
Guiding description of Grants recep-
ton in that city, says:
Thus ended the tame event of the
season-the visito Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
u. s. Grant to the commercial emPOri-
um of Georgia. We never remember
witnessing so cold, inanimate and cheer
less a reception as was rendered the
great military hero OF the age, and we
were led 20 cXcIRim, Sic transit gloTia
Inundi."
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ARRIVAL & CLOSING OF MAILS,
At the Post Office, wheeling, W. v.
4 ,-r5,,eV ,,I Woe. =,

Way Mail East OF
Cumberland. Md.
Way Mail West OF
Cumberland, Md.
Parkersburg & n. w.
Va. X. R...................
Western ThrOu' Mails
for Chicago, Cincin-
natl, Column blu s,
GAINESVILLE d Louis
Nille..-
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Family Grocery.

~ ' aii+.i s's' ~ HtstFl (
it' aLH uHE V.ia a
-YsEHIdl