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|0HE A MONTH-.ARents wanted 70 eel
10 - Sewing Mschinss. We ~iii eivs
Il communicates IN 81 mschines sold. o. cen
IpIoy seesss Who will work for the shove
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ID B. HsRntSros. = Co., Detroit. Mich.
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EEW 0RfKANA 1hlh Augnst, lt69
On }. e. Arms er, che<rfuIiy comply Nth tho
guest Of yonr agent, and report you Of the effects
have realised with your SusAVarills
have cured With H. Ia my practice mnst 81 the com
plants for which e reconmenej and have fund i;s
effects truly wonderful In the cure Of Tsr<veaI and A<
cudl nseas. One q my patients had syphtic ulcers
u his throat which consuming bic palate and the
top Of biz mouth Your sarsaparilla, steadily taken,
cured him In i've vesks Another ATTACKED BY
ondAry symptoms IN his and the liberation had
eaten away Considerable part ~ H. that behave The
dsord<r would pach bis brain and Kill him. But 10
uIceS healed aud be y well again not of course witho,
sons dis1gurAtion 70 his face. no had been
snssd Sor ne .ame disorder Y me'su 80 sunerlns
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AYERS
SarSaparilla

ron PURIFYING TEE BLOOD.
As1 o. The spssdy suss q The following eompIsnsss
sssessIs end as.efaIsns Ahvseaions.sue
sisasss :Hd al ski. Dissssss.
oxKxrD 1nd.. 9th June. ie7.
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tsovisdse What yoar faruspsnlla has cous fur ne
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NON 4 T. varion vAys ~ ysAss. sometimes y burt
turned inward aud dibrsssd me = lls stomach. Two
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ana With sos. which painful and losiosns
beyond description. tr~d many medicines aud several
physiriAns. bus without much relief fnn any thing in
hct The disordsr grsw sorse. ~ length vas reoic>d
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Uterine Ulceration, Female Diseases.
pr. J. ,. g. Claiming. Of New York City. writes; I" 4
most ehesry comply With the request Of your agent In
ayine have found your sarsaparla most exceIient
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employ such remedy but especially Fais Dissasss
Of the scrofnous daihess. have cured many invets
ate eases q Leucorh0a ~ u aud como where the com
plant caused ~ ulc<vafpM OF the Wr. The ulcer
alton itself was scon cured Nothing within my knovl
sdee equals u fos thess female arrangements"
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esrous umoy ~ tho females IN my family.
vhch had densd al the remedies could employ. has
q length bsen completely cared ny your Of sar-
eaparia. Our physieian thought r0thnK but sxtrpa-
zion could eord relief but be advised the trial q ,our
eA~apafiilA the last resort before cutting and u
proved cectuaI. Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no sympfom Of the dssass remains"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26
Fnture Honselteencrs..

We sometimes catch ourselves Won
dering how many of the young ladies
whom we meet with; arc to perform
the, part of housekeepers, when. the
Young mon who now eye them so adj
mlringly, have persuaded them to he
young ladies OF hOm we speak, and
hear them not only ACKNOWLEDGE but
boasting of their ignorance of all house
hold duties, as IL nothing would so
lower them in the estimation of their
as the confession of an ability
to bake bread and pies, or cook piece
of meat, or disposition to engage in
any useful employment. Speaking
nom our own youthful recolieetionS,
we. are free to say that taper fingers and
lily hands are very pretty to look ut
with q young mans eyes, and some
times we have known the artless inno-
ceIice of fpractical knowledge displayed
by a young miss to appear rather inter-
esdng than otherwise. But we have
lived long enough, to learn that life is
full of rugged experiences, and that
the most loving, romantic and delicate
people must live on. cooked or other
wise food, and the house kept clean
and tidy by industrious hands. And
Tor all the practical PURPOSES of mar
ried life, it IS generally found that for u
husband to sit and gaze Mt his wife's
taper fingers and lily hands, or for Il
wife to sit and be looked Mt and adj
mired, does not,malSe tho pot boil, or
put the smallest piece of food therein.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26

Meeting of the AmeIieaH ron. IroI,;, = T.S
Steel IAssOcIatIon.-.Vfey OF Rrltiien1
Men ON Our Foreign and DoniesfIe
Revenue Policy. :
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The National Bank of West
.dlULa Virginia, ILL
AT WHEELING.

OFFICE OF ColFPTRoI'R OF THE CURRENCY, 1
Washington, July 18th, 1885.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
w dence presented to the undersigned Il
has been made TO appear that sSThe Nation,
al Hank of West Virginia, at Wheel.
tng.o in the City of wheeling in, the C0un.
" OF Ohio, and State of West Virginia, has
been duly organized under and according to
the requirements of the Act OF Congress en-
titled IAN act to provide q National Currency
secured by q pledge of United States Bonds
and to provide forth circulation and redemp.
has Compiled with all the provisiohs of said
Act, required to be complied with before COM
act. Q ---SF4 -
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp.
trolleE Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Bank OF West Virginia,
at Mhecling, In the City Of Wheeling, in
the County OF Ohio, and State offwest Viz.
gintAs IS authorized to commence the bust
ness OF Banking under the act Aforesaid. II
~ In testimony whereof witness nv
I.s hand and seal Of Office this 1ltt day
| i'' of July, 1865.
~ " FREEMAN CLARK,
inls-Iad, Gompt,r Of the Currency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26

From Henry G.. Carey: SIT is not
probable that shall be able TO go TO
Cleveland; but will give little ad-
vice 10 those who dog0, and that is cir
culate one hundred thousand copies of
an article in Yesterdays Iron Age, that
/ have Just read. The man who wrote
ba NAV no ~ 2 y o.. - e - - 4 ~
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The report states Una -
& The tendency of the replies shows
that that the majority of the IRON ana nc
Steel Manufact tufers are in favor OF tne
Aproposed uniform ton Of 2,OQ0, Tor the
Following reasons
/. The simplihcatlon OF aleIlatl ollis
and accounts, and the economy of time
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DaIIy Papers at saratoga.

"A live boy in writing from Saratoga
says: OF course there is daily paper
here, which contains less news than
any ever saw. 1t has that peculiarity,
and as such is uniquetin its way. The
grenter portion of its space is occupied
by asortlof ichTonicle of arrivals ut the
different hotels, in New York style,
with cominenda liable difference, 1t is
this: A family is announced as AIr.
Ind Airs. Snobs, 4 nndd. Which, be-
ing interpreted, means that a wTetched
vulgarian has come here with hiswife,
and has also brought four horses and
daughter. Butwhetheriti it is the daugh-
ter Of the horses or the daughter Of the
Snobs, remains to be e&plafned., re
member your injuh etiohs to CORES
pondents, and say no morcy though
much remains to be told. If it inte-
rests yop5 I may write; AGAIN. but i'm
any case, and not bit likely to be
altered by circumstance, 1 am yours,
&c. ~ s i1F - s.'st
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HATS AND GAPS.

s. N. RRA1NHERS ai
.sea lit l4i35'f No! 30 atArts sFlsiiiI:T.
ALWAYS on HAND "a CHOICE AND
~ ~ varied stock of Hats and Caps for Mems
Being dsifods Of est ablishing n permanent
!t5sedeI ~! BON In the city and surrounding coun-
-, al thoSe Who fAyoT me With their patnon-
sooB at the loNiet fiyufez. - : 4iilti1s
Country Tnsrclaants q q pan tIcuIarly relues-
~ 70 San and examine my stock.
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.nISo, CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. a
L supply Just received. For sale Wholesale
and retail. byiE. BoCRINGj Odd Fellows
Han Drug Store, Z f ansls
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SOME of those Southern editors are
most extraordinary fellows. There is
the editor of the selma I Ala.l a, A,l,.e,.t,fl
ser, who frets and fumes through half
a column about the impossibility of our
conduering the spirit Of. the South. The
following may serve as a sample of his
style a isi ,lsiGsf b.. fii .sl4iF. .dii
ssWhat power is 1t can storm the cita.
del where sits, in its native. God lSi Won
unconquered iniiesty, the spirit Of tl1at
people Who were born and raised be-
meath this fervfd sky3 - :!
NJ Is the Insulting charges that we
are assassins, and that Jeffefson DaI,is
whom We regard as the soul Of Sonth,,
ern ciiXalry and honor, was the lead-
ing spirit among the coiispiratOr n IylIn
mnrdered AbrHhain Lincoln? Is it the
arrangement of our women because
tnsy, me cnoose not to walk under tho Uni
iett i States flag, and the petty, pusillan-
1mous assaults OF military power llDon.
southern society, because our peopIe
ieaanet IN q day forget the past and take
gentIemen of tho army to their 1ilegTtS
and homes2 Is It the effort, to prencT
up negro equality, by which he is made
intoleEably inso1ent to his former mas
tefF Is 1t the organized plan of North
ern' radicals, by which It Is proposed to
entranchise the negro in order Tint
Southern influence may be kept out ofI
congress? A mean, spiritless Deanle
VINO have no sense of hoIior, whose sem
stbilities are so blunted as not TO feel
an insult, might be affected by the lash
oil such abuses; but a people who have
been accustomed to receive the resnect
of the world on account of their honor
able, high minded, chiyalrous bearing.
VIII regard 1t as insulting, and will be /
more proudly defiant than eYer.''
That Ihha may be called rathor .'taIln
inithe chivalric style. Would
not you suppose that nothing less than
a deadly conflict Sin the last ditch"
would satisfy that fierce spirit? But
Just see whnt is the very next sentencej
after the last one we quoted above.
"Let the people of the North be adj
Vlsed OF this, and instead of add
!ng tuel to the. hamo, let them heap Il
Goals OF fire upon our heads, if they
would burn up the bitterness which
.hey know we, us human beings, can
put cherish toward them, and thus
1rlng us back in loving loyalty to the
Z BY heaping conls of fire upon their
leads, he means, we suppose, Iayfshing
kindness upon them.
"Grandma, /" said sturdy, impudent
BOY, who had been smashing her spec /
aclesi .'if you want me to behave bet
er, you must she'll out some of that
AXE in the tin bqninlyo closet"
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ROMANCE. AND REALIT9.-It is the
due adnixture of romance and reality
that best carries a man through life.
Undisciplined romance deals in Yague
after something better and
more beautiful than It has yet seen; but
tits apt to turn in disgust from the
thousand homely details and irksome
efforts essential 10 the accompli lishment
of fanything reilli good, to content, it
self with dreams of impossibilities.
Reality priding itself ona steady plOd-
ding after a moderate tangible desider
atum,, laughs at the nim1ess and un-
profitable visions ofiromance; "but the
hand cannot say to the eye, hhye no
need of thee!' Where the two faculties
.pre duly blended, reality pursues a
straight, rough path to a desirable and
practicable result; while romance be-
Pguiles the road by pointing out its
beauties, bylbestpwing adeep and pFac7
ticm convictions tlllitS even IN this dark
and material existence there may be
found Joy. = -
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ananeIaI.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
At HRIIEEIIrG,
TREAsURY DFPARrFN


OFFICE OF THE CoHPr'R OF THE CURRESCY. !
F-~s -er Washington, June 18th, 1855. J
WEHEREAS, BY SATISFAOT0RYsEV sEVI-
wv 'dence presented 20 the UNDERSIGNED, it
mas been mnde to appear that E0The HIer-
cnantS' National Bank of West VfI--
<tniR, mt WheeIfng,,' in the City OF Wheel.
ing, IN the County of Ohio and State, of West
virginia, has been duly Organized under and
.aceordmg to tile requirements Of the act OF
Congress entitled an net to prpvidea Nation-
A. Al currency, secured by q pledge Of United
States Bonds and to provide for the circula-
ion and redemption thereof, approved June
%, 1864 and has mplied with all the proVisl
ions OF said act, required to be complied with
before commencing the busiheSs Of Banking,
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp
SF3iier OF the currency do hereby certify tllat
OF WEST VIRGINIA, IAT WHEELING"
In the City of Wheeling, in the County of
Ohio and Siate of West Virginia, Is author
tzed to commence the business OF Banking
under the act afofes1fd. ~ =
In testimony whereof witness my hnnd and
seal of O1nce, this 9th day OF June 1855,
FREEMAN CLARK
JuII-bOd COmptr of the CURRENCY. 4
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.

TREASURY OF THE UNITED SrATEs,O
DIVISION OF NIAFIoNAi. RANKS
Washington, June egtli, 1855.
TT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED tn "a TtssTFIs
merchnnts, National Hank OF West
virginia. Mt Wheeling. w. Va a bank
ing sSoctadon organized under the net tsTo
pfoyide National Currency, secured by a
circuiatioii md red ernption tliereof0 approy-
ed June 3, 1883, having compiled with there
qulrementS Of Section 45 OF said act and with
the regulations Of this department made In
pursuance thereof, has thisday been desiennt-
Ell as depository OF PubIic moneys, except
receipts irom Customs, and by virtue of sucE
deSignndon VIII also be employed ass Finan-
cial Agentof the Government.
lul1-6Od Treasurer u 8.
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Elm, Conner and Sheet lion Ware.

III for the manufacture of the above artil
cles, am prepared to M an orders promptly,
any other house IN the city. i keep the IAtest
patterns OF STOVES both Wood and Coal
and VIII warrant every Stove I am prepar-
ed TO do al kinds OF Job Work In Sheet Iron
and Tin and VIII give sneh Jobs my
attention. Spoutng and Gutterng OF al
kinds aLsSsy s9t el f,l nsISi. - and FE
very cheNE Merchants and others visiting
the city win doWeIl to give me cnll. q ~ .
je3T b. +. CALDWELL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02

suddenly emerged into fighter repior.
and saw the stars above and the clouds
below Us te~
Alas we had only escaped one lan.
ger for another. We were ascendinq
and the valve was fast, We had no
means by which TO force ourselves down!
Already the gas was pouring out below,
and we soon began 10 feel the unpleasant
sensation in our heads We were going
up, up, Up, and would soon be at point
where the balloon would burst, The
Professor himself became alarmed, He
pulled and tugged al the cord till he
felt it was hopeless, and then stood FOR
a few minutes with his hands pressed
against his temples There was no cry
ing or complaining now. We all knew
our danger and in silence, except per
haps an occasional moan, were preparing
ourselves, by repentance and PRAYERS,
for our last great chance. .s, -
Suddenly the Professor stsrted and
threw on his outer garments with great
rapidity. and then drew Off his boots. -
TheneNt moment, without q word to ~.
and before we were aware of his purpose,
he had swung himself clear of the car,
and was boldly clim bing up the ropes TO
the netting above. with nothing to keep
him from the eternal fall but the fraii
hold OF his hands, We comprehended
his design; and oh how pray crfully W.
watched him, in the dim light. and then
how we ciasped each others hands, with
tremulous expectation, and silently look
ed IN each others wondering faces, and
fervently prayed for success.
Five minutes, that seemed like an
eternity then, and we heard the peculiar
sound of the escaping gas Noble
man, God bless him ne has saved us
Another minute in the dim light, we saw
his form descending. and we praved for
him still, for we could not mid him
Down. down-slowly, cautiously-till at
last his feel rested on the car; and then
with wild shout. VIC caught him in onr
arms. and mingled our tears of graft
tude with his
We now struck n current of air that
carried US away from the storm, and
then we descended to the earth As gently
as a bird on the wing. and found our
selves within two miles Of a railway
station and n hundred from London
The next morning we were within the
limits of the mighty city, relating our adj
ventures to our anxious and wondering
friends.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02

SORGHUM SkEp--It is a fact of which
our farmers should take heed, that the
seed of this plant requires frequent
changing. That sown from plants grown
in the same neighborhood rapidly de-
generates the plant becoming pithy,
and loosing its syrup making qualities.
Get your seed from distance as often
as possible, and keep up system of ex-
change il you would have the highest
returns from your labor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02

Lrsur. MAURY IN MENICo.-We learn
by telegraph that the Rebel Maury has
determined to make his future home in
Mexico. We wish that Government joy
OF their new acquisition. and would say
by way OF recommendation that Judas
Iscariot was possessed Of more honor
than this same traitor 1t viii only need
that Maury be placed in position of
some trust to develop his true character
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02

Hon Timothy Rives . we'll known
Virginian, died 1T his residence in Prince
George county Saturday last.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02

It is said that JEFF Davis is to be tried
before the United States Supreme Court
on charge of high treason.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02
The Pope and tho Masons.

The fat old chap, Pho Nino, now pre-
siding at the Vatican in Rome and claim
ing to be in proper and regular posses
sion of certain keys deposited with the
Apostle Peter little over 1880 Years
since, has recently ventilated himself in
what he is pleased to style an ssAllocu-
ton against Freemasonry. 1t is TO be
expected they will kindly consent to feel
somewhat demolished. 1t opens thus
''VENERABLg BRETHREN Among the
numerou Vaccinations and artffces by
which the enemies Of the Christian name
have dared TO attack the Church of God
and sought to shake and besie0e il by
efforts superfiuous in truth, must un-
doubtedly be reckoned that perverse SO
ciety of men vulgularly styled Masonic.
which, at first confined to darkness and
obscurity, now comes into light for the
common ruin of religion and human so
cety"
1t then recapitulates the allocutions OF
preceding Popes on the same subject
and continues:
s~ Ind, > thcso 10; rcr,,,sia,on. g..
fear lest youth and unthinking men
should allow themselves to be led astrav
in principle, and for fear our silence
should offer any opportunity Of protect
ing error, we have resolved, venerable
brethren. to raise your apostolic voice.
and confirming, here in your pres clicc.
the constructions Of our predecessors. oi,
the part of our apostolic authority We
rebuke and condemn this Masonic socie-
~ and the other societies Of the same
description, which, although differing in
form, tend TO the same end, and which
conspire covertly or cladestinely against
the Church or legitimate power