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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-22


THE CONGRESSIONAL DIRE.-Senator
Summer, in his speech Mt Worcester,
compared the safeguards to be erected
against the restoration of traitors to
power, to the dilIes of Holland. Com
gress erected one of these dikes on the
ID of July, 1862, in the passage of the
following act:
Be eitenacted by the Senate and House
of Representative of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled,
That hereafter every person elected or
appointed to any office of honor or
profit under the government of the
United States, either in the civil, mill
tary or naval departments of the pub
lie service, excepting the President of
the United States, shall, before enter
ing upon the duties of such office, and
before being entitled to any of the sal
ary or other cmoluments thereof, take
and subscribe the following oath or
affirmation:
81, A B, do solemnly swear Tor af-
firm) that / have never voluntarily
borne arms against the United States
since / have been n citizen thereof ;
TINT / have Voluntarily given no aid,
countenance, counsel or encourage
ment to persons engaged in armed hos
tility thereto; that have neither sought
nor accepted, nor attempted to exercise
the functions of nny office whatever
under any authority or pretended nu-
thority in hostility 10 the United States;
that have not yielded n voluntary
support to any pretended government,
authority, power or constitution within
/ the United States, hostile or inimical
| thereto. And I do further swear (or
athrm) that, to the best of my knowl-
| edge and ability, I will support md de-
fend the constitution Of the United
| States against all enemies, foreign and
domestic; that will bear true faith and
allegiance to the same; that / take this
obligation freely, without any mental
reservation of purpose of evasion: and
that 1 will well and faithfully discharpe
the duties of the office on Which / am
about to enter. So lrelp me God.s
] Which said oath, SO taken and sign.
ed, shall be preserved among tho ffies
of the court, house of Congress, or do
partment to which the shid Office may
appertain. And any person who shall
falsely take the said oath, shall bt
guilty of perjury, and on conviction. IN
addition to the penalties now prescribed
for that offence, shall be deprived o.
his office and rendered incapable for
ever after of holding any office or piac,
under the United States.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.



i. q: Lngnn, 7. p. ShHllcrnsz, Geo. X. Wheat
geo. Mendel, John Zoeclller, Saml McJ TEL
nm, q; w. Franzheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Iz'uRhlin.
HNH1S COMPANY HAVING BFFN Duly
Organized, are prepared to take risks AZ
4! i;!lr fnteS on buildings OF al kinds Tnerrhan-
nse' manufacturing establishments fJlrnI-
SinIt',S i,l Slenln131tS and carGOes on the western
I've LlNsiS anu Inkc- and also on the livns Of per-
S.s, GoIs S ,SI a LeTm Of years This Company Of
itIS itIS superior Inducements to farmers where
hy they can be insured for three wears nj re
huced mites This being n home INSTITUTION
composed Of some ninety-four stnckhoijers'
most OF whom nre among our hest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable coII-
their patronage i,' 'ii>i''
Applications for insurance will he IromptIy
attended to by the Secretary,
Oihc6, No. Mcclure House being tlie snua
formerly occupied by Adams TISpr-Ss Co.
c,.,,rr y. g. ARTHUR. Secretary,
SAN MCCLELLAN, PreSIdents
GEO MENDEL, Vice President.
y. c. ARTHUR, Agent for rny-ing r,ensIoDs
once, NO. McInre Housa, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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7 Tnnnew bonhets which the milliners
have just displayed in New York, are
thus described; "a few French bonnets
arc on exhibition, but there is no great
change from last season, except they
are lower in the neck, leaving less room
for waterfalls, which are waning. A
vory pretty bonnet is trimmed with dali
sizes, and humming bird is placed
among the down of ostrich feathers.
Gilt ornaments are much used, some of
the designs REPRESENTING coins, so that
II lady cannot have gold dollars in
her purse, she can ut least bear their
semblanee about her."
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5tuaufiaI.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,


OFFICE OF THE CoMI'r'R or THE CURRESCY. l
Washington, June Nth lSli ~
WHEREAS RY SATiSFACSTbRY E,,y{-
w denco presented to the undersigned. II
i nils Deen mnde TO appear that EsThe MeE,.
enNnth National Rank OF West ViF.
SiL Ednin' Ht " heeltnE.e in the City OF Wheel
IIlg, IN the county of Ohio and Stnte OF West
NlIglnla, Inns been duly organized untIerla and
aHccorulng TO the requirements of tho net Of
congress, entitled an act to provides Nntion-
N currency, secured by n pledge or IJniIaI
States bonds, and TO provide for the CirCnia-
aon aS end redempuon thereof, approved June
Sdtlsdi, and has complied with All the prnvis
ions OF said act, required to be compiled with
before commencing the business OF Ranking,
Now, Therefore, !, Freeman Clark, Comm
@trnIIeT @ OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
THE -AlERCHANTS'- NATIONAL, RANK
Of OF NEST ST VIRGINIA, AT wHEELiNG,"
IN the City OF Wheeling, in the ConntNy ar
Ohio and State OF West Virginia. 4 antkoT-
ized to commence the business of Bnnkinp,
under the act aforesaid
IN testimony whereof fwitness my hand and
seal OF once, this 26th tlny OF June 1855,
FREEMAN CLARK
Jul1-bOI COmpt'r OF the CuFFIancyy
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HE Now York Bullfrog exhibition
is ended. Tho first prize of 500 was
awarded to the "Emperor of all the
Rushes, "a superb bntrnchian, fifteen
inches long, two pounds weight, of a
bright bronze hue, and evidently of an
hnlaple disposition. He had seemed
stupid during the earlierpart of the day,
put put upon being aPprised of his success
py having n new greenbaclS drawn be-
fore his eyes, he gave evidence of his
satisiacton by a prolonged croalS or
cIhuekle which was heard in all parts OF
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o. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim AgeleT.
; NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES GILCHRIsT, Agent. ;
~ ar Wheeling. w. Vn.

oDlee, Surveyors Rooms, Custom Holse.
TNHE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION
IL desiring to relieve Soldiers, Sailors, aud
their families nom the heavy expenses tisIlni-
ly paid for tho prosecution of such claims
have established this Agency, to collect pen,
AonSI aFTedAra OF pay, bounty and other claims
ngnlnst the Eovernmenti tgith0tn charge or et-
TlenSe Of amy Kind IphdieDer to Lhs elCff1lClle
On application sent to this Agency Stating
the name and post ofiice ndfiresS of M clniIn.
ant inc name, rank, com pany, REGIMENT SER
vice, and StHte OF the soldier on WHOSE ne
count tho claim Is made date of dIschafqe or
DEATH the proper blanks Will be hlled out rs
applying. These cnn then be executed and
returned TO this oflee, where the cInIu1 viii
possible time. -eod6d{ {Isnw
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,

TREASURY OF THE UNITED SrATEs1 \
DIVISION OF NINTIoSAI. RANKS
Washington, June 98tlI, 1855.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED TIL AT UTHE
i Merchants National Rank OF West
virginia. at wheeling, w. Va, a hank
ing association organized under the sct 'a,Io
provide National Currency, secured by n
pledge OF U. 3 Bonds, and to provide for the
ed June $, 1864, having compiled with the re-
9ulrements OF Section - OF said net and with
ine reGulations OF this department made In
ed rs depository OF Public moneys, eScept
receipts from. Customs, md by VIRTUE, OF such
designation will also be employed az "A FInaII-
Cial Al GEM Of the GoveFnment
lStgned,l F. F. SPINNER
lulf-OOu Treasurer u g
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The National Bank of West
Virginia, s}1


AT WHEELING.
OFFICE OF CoNrI'TROL'R OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, July llth, 1865.
WHEREAS, BY YisATISFACToRY EVI-
w dence presented to the undersigned, II
has been made tonppear that Ss'The Nation.
al hank OF West virginia, nj wheel.
ing. IN the City OF Wheeling, in the Conn
ty OF Ohio, and State OF West virginia. has
been duly OrganiZed under and accoTJiinp. 10
the requirements of the Act OF ConpTtss EN-
titled An act TO provide n National Currency
secured by q pledge of United States Bonds
and To provide for the circulation and retleInrl
tion thereof" approved June 3ri, 1854, and
has complied with all the provisions oT soi6
Act, required to be complied with before COM
act. . --'NeA sS''A
Now, therefore, L, Freeman Clnrlz, Comm
ITolleT OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Bank of West ViFpinin
nt a, wheeling, IN the City OF Wheeling. in
einin, is authorized to commence the busj.
ntSs OF Banking under the act aforesaid.
- In testimony whereof witness my
Is. hand and seal of Office this llth day
FREEMAN CLARK,
julS-6Od Conpt'r OF tho Currency.
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GEN. PAYNE, lately stationed at Pa
ducah, KY, has created sensation
among the rivermen by the invention
of a new propelling power, which does
away with the use of boilers, and c,iIIses
an inn Immense reduction in the expense
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FLOUR, FLOUR.

ELUUHs FLOUR.
900 BARRELS CHAMPION FAMILY,
'OUU 800 Barrels Phoenix Family
so Barrels Miami NSS Inst Taoatvad
py LIST, MORRISON & co,
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GEN. CAss has given $1,000 towards
the erection Ofa soldiers monument in
Mlehigan. - L-----
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THE New York hop crop this year is
Of better quality than last year, but the
crop is very light,
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IN = u II a n @ II.
lire & Marine Insurance Company
INCnRpnRITrnr,sa-

INCORPoRATED IN 1887.
LtARES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATS
on Buildings of all kinds. Sfeani,oats
furniture md MerchandITn, and AGAINST All
CANCERS httendtn. the transportation of Goods
on rlNeIs, seas, lakes, canals and railroads
u. CItANGLE, President,
p JOHN F. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Robert CTanEIe, Daniel lamb
Robert Morrison, JCS AcbeS0D'
4. bI1IS, James Dllzell,
Iohh Donion, Samuel OFT,
Eo-Ihe Office of the Company has bcen re-
moved to No. 80 Main street
Applications for insurance will ta pron,ntIyr
nltendetl TO by the President or Secretary.
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The only NIedicIne that Is
Necessary In the Family.
THE KING OF PAIN
Still Doing Wonders.

We, the undersigned of Wheeling. w. Va.
having noticed the magical Influence Of DR.
McBrides King of Pain, can cheerfuIly re
commend IL to strangers or citlzens n we
think II no humbuR, and worthy the patron,
or in pain.
NJ. Morgan, Joseph wIolxham.
Theodore Le Baron, Waller G. Scott,
II. B. McI.ain, John DimmV
Sapt. Charles BOOthe, l.. +. Phant,
w. b. Crouch, NJ. FiiwnTls
John II. Downs 'Ino. s. WOotIey-
G. McKinstry, II. q. Harding,
X. Woods ]. II. Ewing,
Henry kellogg, Ir. Jos, TnlIVnr
MAJ. Warner Spencer w F. PiDCr
II. q. Harbour T. p AtTicW'
Frank Johnson InCob SJypifIer
Con. Mcdonald, Lewis RnI;er
sepli-2weOde
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The world Challenged to Produce it.
Equal. =
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BLOOD SEARCHER.
FOR THE CURE OF ALL
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N--f SUCH AS
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A single Bottle VIII last n mOnth-to
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Transpurtation.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
ttl1 F7ss.s.=..l!l:ss'..s5illIs:5s5sssl9 5ls55ssl8ll
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RATLROADCo l
MHEELING STATION Nnr Z issI

DAssENGER TRAINS WILL nm nv
~, the the following schedule on and aiter Nov.
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~OURR wARRANTEDva
RYMRToNIS.

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MELODEANS.
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Within the past two ears, instruments construct
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ONE OF
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT TOLU ANO-
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For Medicinal and Table nses, which are pertec,.
ie pure and need only 10 b tried to be apprseiat
%; None geauine unless they have our Gold La
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Circulars to the trade supplied on application 10
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!.
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REM DY
SYMPTOMS.

-
zSIhevyuptsus Of CaenRrh are % lrsf vefS slighs.
Persons nad fhe5 hsSe cold. fhaf shey kdve M.
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, As the disease becomes chronic, the Discharges
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Another common aud important symptom OF
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which has fallen from the head during the night.
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The shove are hut few OF the many Catarrhal
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the army; and offers in aii parts ofthe Union, who
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HE GREkT ENGLISH KEMEDHs
~, 1850 SIR JAMES CLARKESH1r
~ Cclebr ated Female Pills.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS
e9II VE@PATENf:

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Prepared from prescripfson of SIR ). Clarke,
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This invaluable medicias il anfailing in the
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81 ~ ~CAUT ION.
These Pills skDNid not be taken BY Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
a. then ara sure to bring Miscarriage, btf at
ony other time they safe.
In Ill cases of Nervous and Spinal Afectlons,
Pafns in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
,exertion PaIpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and
h,tes these Pills will efe when all other
means have failed and although powerful rem
edy, do not contain iron, cslomeis sntrmeny, or
ANYTHING hnrtt1l to the censtituden.)K = "
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
packages which ssh ouid be earefhliy preserved.
.aro SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt ST., New York.
1f N. B.-$l 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will Insure bottle con-
tanning 50 Pill return mall oct. 21dwiy.