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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
INDoFsEM4ENT Of THE PRESS.

uon year after year, and The nunner1yIS ~
R r., 3a',, snIgieal, OPERATIONS perdmed BY
~: s,. M witnessed by the REPORTERS 81
notiee$ o. which have appeared asain and
again before the public BESIDES ma Stan5i,st
", u suttieient guarantee to the All icfeiA
( SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY cURET.
- NO Letters received unless roSt.DaId oy,d
T51 H lng stamp to be used on lie nenI =.
t,SIs " should state agea send nor.
tLoh VI RefIlSeInent deaSritIin gyTnptouE
,1x.,.. - Z, JOHN NJ J0HNSTf3N. ri. ID.
" SI, me hat1more Lock Hospital, Baltimore
LSoLO-AS GE.f1y'.4 MARYLAND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
JACOBS & BRO.

/. F JACOBS 8 BRO,
lave JUST OPENED A LARGE
III stock OF Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
comprising all the latest Paris and New York
fashions. Have Just opened the following
black and Fancy silks,
French MeEinoes-an colon,
All Wool PlAIds,
FHa.HH "a va DalRine8,
Broche Reps, U.e
SAxRway Stripes, Hr u
CobmRs-au cOloTB,
Figured Alpacas, 20
AlpacaE-all colOFAa f'HrAI
Popllns-an colOrs. -r
Also, the FOIIoWinrE
Cloaks, Broche shawls, All Wool do, Plaid
do, Black do, Children's Cloals and ShaWls,
CloakinGs, &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown and Bieached Muslins,
.,,t sheetingl,' til
'' HOUSEHOLD GOODS. -, rn
Table Damaska, LADen Table Covers, Nap.
Slns, Linen SheettnEs Towels, cOunteFpaneR
We SSSs Siso received a large stock Of La.
Cotton Hose, Linen Handkerchief, Collars
and Sets, EmbrOideTieS, 1nsetingS, Hoop
Skirts, Bolmgrals, Corsets, &c. -dEGH
We are daily receiving hll the latest styles
most happy to ses the ladies Of Wheeling and
the surrounding country, rs we will be pletIsed
to show Our goods, for we are positively sell
ing our goods at New York prices .-'t
..-r.-.. JACoBsS& BRO,
.aa- lO9sMain street, Wheeling, w. Va.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
Conspiracy In siberia.

A curious conspiracy his lately been dis
covered in Siberia. The Russian anthori-
ties conlrive to keep all these things to.er-
ably secret, but the nature of the whole
affair is as follows: AT this moment there
are great many Polish exiles in Siberia,
The neisncholIy result Of the unsuccessful
in surrection. Some few Of them have sue
ceeded in escaping after going through the
most dreadful hardships. These had sug
gested to their friends ut home that the
ony plan Tor assisting the escape Of the
others was to collie sufficiently large sum
to t,ribe all the Russian officials, and to en- :
able them TO elnigTate to America with their
former prisoners. and live there at their
ease. large sum had air, ady been oollec.
ted Tor this purpose, aud success was begin
ming to seem possible, when the pot was be
trayed TO the Russian Government and On
tireiy frustrated. AS very large number
Of Weather POes had contributed to the
required fund. they are ma uraliy in state
OF considerable anxiety respecting the seri-
Gus consequences that may result to them
selves
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
'o9ySItfu.'IlpN-,
CONSTITUTIONS WATER


HAS BEHNt sRUNOu NefpBy Trr MEbf.
~ sr1sas VA , Xxi F E"an ~ Y sls j Y III
Diseases OF she ssrOaiAcHiITvER.K fDNEYS'
tud y. AbnKN TINT t.nk ever tesn offered s'assa2
/ not AiA gBai. wAtER. IL ia ftoiy experiences.
that coSsrirr iioN wsrtR has cmaunied ana We
nos say bet n" rial, doubt, whei, single bottle
" ssss MENU Y Ia NV S1s'fssSt s tsr'
Arcins'iy posse ssing the virtues cfCons,itution
W ates ca.not he cl.&ssu ssdcr .qanosl' prcpsr~-,
hops, NJ H. nov used by the most ,yeiunt tic
practitioners in mis- city II il oniy sseond class
physitian stbht cry abNn popular remedies, whiie
the better skilled AisEc NAt ever, m~ahp ~ az
complish cate and thu success otthc phs siaiank
Increases Ne his kpcwledgcof different remedies
elAAbh him - produce acUfv. wlii psheis tnifin
the af1enptr ScieDce ia satisflest stth Ire trWtl,
.fiye Constitutions vstsr y lar lrhl.-- VIA mean
ySn ", us Hud,5 sls sysf,ttss safe fen
WIN ave csn.tatly ttAstting Il ioruf frettst,At.
ap@ial sorts II local ,applifhsions fnr d,seases,
With much chance ~ sSsSsiSs N-tlHtawoalu besJ
from local opp ca,io ,"tl.~ thtea, ior Diseases
II krain. Weiiavebeca careful H. ukc i'm uAtc
IN our circular that coNld nat shook the nut dCI.
tca.c organization, hut we recciy 81, many COM
nunicatGdhs from persons fot Which CONSTITUTION.
Water II adopted ruv ~ wsisc dixeHsr no men
ucn has been made, tharwe have eesnr 10 the
oopclastcGi Init nj the ciaedy s Capable II pro.
iuc'ng cure no Yatter what ,Le aiacu~a may he.
II should be made known- The medicinc is put
up for the publcv and. fhere sloulA b. popxtept
ttdns. We says CONSTITUTION. Watfrir not like n
gifded pin, intdc "a ku,t ne ~ uhd taste; Il i
insiioIhs, In every isshskseffhe ie,,n tlstrd / n
,hs lsnds VI the peopte,ins lthri, relief and N
taken arcurdng ~ the .Alr,csopH II viii IN every
case produce radical ,ure. W. would say tina,
the directions Ill gard 10 diet Tie relate only TO
he disease under which they occur. ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
To COusupmp lDlives.

The undersigned. having been restored to
health in few weeks. by very simple remedy.
after having suffered seyera, years with $ we're
ton is anxious to make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
10 ali who desire It. he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge), with the d.
rec,ions for preparing and using the same. which
thev viii find a sure cure for Coxsu. PIrox. Asrn-
"a. Bwoxcsrris. COuGns, COLDS, &C. rhe only
object OF the adverti.er in sendlny the Prescrip-
ton il to benefit the afflicted and sp' cad infor-
ms,,on which he conc elves TO be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. a. il
will cos: them nothing. ana may prove 2 bless.
inc Parties wishing the prescription will plssse
ADDRESS Rev. EDwARs A. WIsox, Williamsburg,
Kiugs County, N. Y. novl-Sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
british Chickens Coming Home
ksNOS1.

This consideration is the peremptory and
inevitable necessity If the come iOn Ire
land aud Great Britain. We entertain The
ntmest CONVICTION that i. IS identified with
AL the true interests &c The weaker country,
Out we also recognize, aud do not scrupe to
state plainly, that it is o vital importance
TO ourselves as a nation. For good or FOR
evil. the destinics of the Two islands are in
extricablv bound up together, and the main-
tenance Of that lie must ever be tOus mat
tef Of State policy. There are many open
questions with regard 10 the government OF
Ireland, but it is not All open question
whether ireland shall continue to stand to
England in any political relation whatever
The so called independence Of ireland would
be neither more nor less than anarchy un
der foreign proec,orate. If such a state
OF things did not lead, AS it infallibly would
to clamorous reaction in favor Of annexa-
tion to this country, it is one which it would
be impossible for US to tolerate He who
would establish an Irish republic must frs,
conquer England = London Times.
" hen the South first ,cssayed rebellion.
this same Lopdon Times. of ali the newspa-
pers in Europe, was loudest in its assertions
Of che righ' Of any country to enjoy na.
tonai existence, providing such was the
wish Of its people. But now hat it is the
English. instead Of the American OK that is
gored. We find that circumstances complete
ly alter cases. When the South wished to
secefe from the parent government and es
taPhsh separate nationality, they asked
SAID the Iimes, no more than their natural
rights; and any interse ference by the general
government was gross TYRANNY -might ar
ravir e itself agaitis: right. BIT now that
ireland wishes an INDEPENDENT national ex
'stencc. we hear nothing concerning natural
rights but we do hear that the union Of
Grcat B'i'ain and Ireland IS Of vital i'm
Por.ance, to the former las . nation."-
Chicago Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10


There Il nov . srsss dsai Of Sickness In
Clayton eossty.
rhg M6shGl zysas rseosdsS punptin,
raised byrhrAll elAlbion. wAich Wsighs
1870 poud p II
e~o fsssysetlss o,arsh Sui,ajsss Asu
b erected next season at Washington in
Washington county.
The Tsl~graphic Line up the Dee Moinss
vsll4 fpa Kesk9t - been sses.sps3ss
faT - Eddyville.
--AfE3e0 arron, local editnr Of the MANN.
keta Escsisior Was recently married. in
WiPqensin.N
.0'>ins % ne Dubuque and Sioux CITY
K. 4. have been meeting with . considerable
"s~ess Of mishsps Issesy. =.a..-z..--..---.
The steamer Benton. loaded with ties for
the Psci0c r. r., was wrecked near OmSh,
few'dayn since, a we learn from the Ne.
brasks Republican. n ~
Z Fhs Bueksays that Council Maifs be- 1
popG Aeen n 5000, and that it does ,s,er,
business than any city three times its size
on tho Mississippi. j ) 4
Under the superiutendencs Of the Gems y,
Board. the capital building is undergoing
repairs, 1t Des N ines, preparatory 70 ths
assembling Of the Legislature.
The Chicago Republican says that tn,
present high rates charged by the railroad,
running east and west through Iowa enc
Illinois, tend to drive trade to other chan
nels.
A South Sea Pelican was recently shot
four miles above Muscatine, that weighes
twenty pounds, and measured Eve feet ~,
three inches from the bill 70 the tip Of tn
tail. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
a Noble Act.

romantic incident occurred at a fire in
Chicago on Friday night. A large boarding
house was in flames; the furniture had been
removed, and it was believed all the occu
pants wers out, when it was r. polted, says
the Times, that young lady, the daughter
Vi the PROPRIETOR was yet IN the buil,iing,
and some xhcre IN the region Of the fire. No
sooner was it thus rumored than fireman
gala'.tly a>cendeu the stairs and CROPPED his
way through the binding smoke to where
the flames were raging. In an adjoining
room lie discovered The object Of search and
was soon see emerging from the smoke
bearing his fair burden in his arms. The
young lady was partially en- diska6tlle, being
arrayed in = loose morning wrapper, and
had tainted from terror. She vas restored
by her preserver to the arms Of her parents.
whiIeyet insensible. A few moments. how.
ever. revived her to consciousness, and she
returned to thank her noble rescuer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
CURE YOURSELF!
DR.. RAKER'N SPECIFIC.

l'ssis NaeSascfme W lll cure lSOmOr.
rhen, Gileea, strict are, Sesss inal
Weak ns.ss or Dsen,
ChOraaes., ll1senses Of the Mid.
eases Of'th. Sex anl Organs caus.
ed ny ContigptiOn or Weak ness
of Efaher Sex, Males or Eema les.
This elegant, popular and infa1libc prepare.
tion, celebrated in all our large cities tor The
cure OF Private Diseases, is now offered to the NJ
ficted and WARRANTED 70 cURf all diseases Of tn.
Genital Organs OF either sex, male or female, in
few DAYS.
Dr. Bakers Specific.
Is the only safe and reliable remedy Tor the care
Of Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness, caused by self abuse, excessive in
diligence. which is so tearfnlv prevalent in
in all parts OF the county .Reatcr naye you II
PRIV ATE DISE;AS E.
Or any disease Ut the kidneys Bladder or Sexu-
| al Organss Do not neglect 1t. Delay is danger
Gus Procure at once that celebrated and inial-
| libie remedy.
DIR. Bakers specific.
Which has cured thousands rpon thousands, and
saved them from the hands of merciless quacks,
il not from premature grave.
uDr. bakers Specific.
Is a great healing, purifying and self-curinp
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice. as
plain directions for use accompany each bottle OF
| the medicine 1t is very agree able to the taste
and perfectly harmless 70 the constitution, and
private disease, aud restore the system to per-
feet state Of health and purity.
A Word - the AFFLICTED.
BY going to regular physician with your case
you peril your Private Reputation. BY going to
| an ignorant private pract,ctioner." you peril
your Health h,r Life. Avoid both and use
DR.. Bakers Specific.
With this medicine you cure yovrseit for one
tenth the money tina. ply scians charge without
change Of diet or hindrance from business and
hus prevent all chance Of exposure and ruin.
Dr. Bakers Injection.
Bin cases Ut Gonorrhea, elect and Sem
NAL Weakness, DR. baker = Injection will be found
a valuable assistant to the specific in subduing
the inflammation and checking the discharge, and
should be used in conjunction With il unit a per
ect cure is effected. When both are used the,
never fail t" CURE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Gases OF private d.seases
-A treatise on sexual diseases eailed the
''Self Instructor" accom- panies each bottle.
Price--Dr Bakers Specific - 90 per bottle
Price-nr. Bakers Injection, II per bottle
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents Fe-
male Injecting Syringe, so cents.
Sent by express to all parts Of the country on
receipt of money and twenty five cents additional
to pay for packing box and Shipping
Sold IT DIR. E. EASTERLY 4 CO.'S Family
Medicine Store, corner Third and Chestnut. 81
LOUIS, and at their branch Store, % Madison St
CnlcagO. ff't mh3O- eOd 4 w6rn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
G0sssfiissiioia Hie,.
d itself clra! TO tic. ia ( (
on IL
plUREYCS

itritnte ard dfonch he kidneys, and nv consten
use soon lead Ia chronic degeneration aud son-
hliaed disease s.atsns
We present. ne Constitution " a.er to the pub.
iT whh tht.c"bviefl Int II has ~ uusi IN re.
rving the riHss Of discnses for Winch has be. Il
ltapd eufiuentiy >aeces,..a Tor ing and ",
ssast that "e spall br REWARDED Tor Our Efforts in
plnoing 50 ~ ua.lr a remed. in loan TO nseS,
| be r4.quircnfnts ut patititand IA.y sician. levi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10


Is disclose ~ The stchiacll and liver. ncling
ibrosH She k.dasys and Il. svtboisf. doaOf. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption. that
afi*eis the htifan constitution We have no 81 nce
for dss,ipANas causes. but Will ~ -, thai b.. n.
lcc 81 tie disease Is the ui 81 lhe staIthN
,,tinciplctof " snte tiofso, ~ .lit'cod' into
sugar whssi kuianlNes The tidnays ~ IN axcss,
,h,s disease Who Are ignorahi'6, Il: nat Ii. mey
.assr larxa aaaqti,'es during the day and srr
obliged TO get M from one to fifteen, or twenty
: 'mes during the nfht No notice is +ukcT Of II
until their teniion is called lothe large discharge
oi water, and often wh~n'it is so tar advanced Ms
To be- beyond The eonEpl oil %. diaars remedies
ANOTHER symptom rs the extreme 81, which
when tlie di-easei is fully establAl,ed IL intoitra
bic ~, Tofi,At a,tnAs .pasta0t4y ,c.tIost hang
fdf,.fed.; also dryness of'the mouth, crpckihg Of
thu, lips, sweet breath, 10 the more advanced
cases. and finally loss apps tte, emaca,ion and
THE pafient ~ adunllt sinks fton X ausion
GoNsrirriios W .rsni- without druhf the only
known remedy for a,aet Us, md wtnhave az much,
confidence that II is specific "" havctitut OPT
nm viii produce slesp. ant. II uthtSlly say thai i
has cured evely cast in which il has been nsrd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

rrTRA assw CUns eor tlcse dsstrssing eomplaiuts y
5 nov nsis Known IN . tseatise on Forsien and
rrrs-Naeive Herhal preparations pu'slsfed hy Dr. O
-PnrIps Dnovs. Tie prescription vas furnisIef
FITs-himin such rrovidentisl MANN that he can
> not conecirntiously fuse to pskr !. known, ~
vlrs- hsr cured everybody who has used il, never
HAVING failed in single case 1t is equa,i, sure
vlr.-n q fits as Of py .s and ne isss.a
nay sn recsips Of ave- e~n's !"
-rost..ses kc A.d'ess Dr.. .. PHFLPs Brown,
rIFa-No - a. and g.. jersey ~, n J. (uariA-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
READ. lsEAp, READ:

DAAyHrg, "a, June z, les.s-Dr. Nm. III. Gregy
-Iear. .sAr. Ia 4 y, is,'i, | was AFFECTED with
suAai aiabeies.a.nd Tor tive months pnssed more
tiian tsso gal ons ot w";tiis tH euiy -four houis
was Obliged 70 get up o.ien ten Twelve tunes
during tiie ni1it, aid IN live months LOST aDvut
Nitt pounds nwsipht During the mont o J,fiy,
lsoi. rIocnicd t..o t.stiiss al Constitution " n
Ter. ana ~ tYc days Atser usiIsE /, experienced
reiiei, aud ssitr taxing i've b.tt've gas entirely
cures, soon after reya,uiug usual old health.
Yours truly, ~. l.. DE WIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
A CLERorxAx thinking to puzzle a O,

A CLrRcrxAx thinking TO puzzle Qua.
ker, asked him: IL d.
8 Where was your religion before gorge
Fox lvcd?"
where thine was" SAID the Quaker.
before HAIRY Tudci's time. Now" added
the Quaker, ''pray let mt ask thee aues.
ton. VIII. re was Jacob going when he was
'nrned ten years Of age? Canst thou tell
that p
I mo, nor you either, was the clereyman's
reply.
+ Yes cam" replied the Quaker; s.he
Was going into his eleventh year,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
Knowa~dxe Olten saves Ii

Every living being has in his system
-.. IMPURITIES
When these are within their natural limits our
health is good but when they are in excess,
palms, colds, rheumatism, govt, debiltt,, cos
tiveness, diasrlles dyser terry, rysipelas, &c
&c afil,rt ns. What We have 10 do TO recover
our health is to take from the BOWELS AND
TIE CIRCULATION the excess Of impurities.
This done, health follows Of necessity.
BKANDkETu' 5 Pills
are the only medicine that can do this with en-
tire safety to all the organs oil the body.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted bRAxpRE,n's
fILls as their only remedy tor periods Of from
thirty to fifty Years. and whose average health
is excellent Tney have always cured them
selves when sick by using these
INNOCENT AND iNFALIIDl E FILLS.
Principal Office. Brandreth Building, New FORK
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

H.Avr Sales or Hoes.- We learn from
Mr. F. P. Hubert, Of Wilton, that Joseph
L Reed. Of that pDace, paid Mr.. Henry W.
Fullwider, Of Cedar county, fora lot Of 40
hosslat / acper ID. .)$l 500. l6; Mr.. P. Pace,
81 S~tetiand Centre. for 81 hesd(at I ] 4c)
ti,9S7 So. and vi. IL. Vac Gimp, Of same
place, tor q bead (at l14c) 81 ,663. Is; each
lot Of which beats Mr.. Risby's. Of whose sale
J r. mad an item the Other al - Nssoattss
~osrn0t. abe r sss 'IaS-3 n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

The New York Chamber of Commerce
has adopted resolutions ia favor of thu
financial policy indicated Ivy Secretary Nc
Culloch, in his Fort WAYNE speech. His
recent action in funding fifty millions of le-
gal tender notes ~ also declared to be q
wise and beneficent course. A return 90
specie payments ut the earliest possible
moment is, according to the views Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, a necessity which
should be constantly held in view with the
hope Of accomplishment, SO that the vol
ume OF currency NAV be kept down and
matters gradually prepared for sound 0ua
ness operations. Whit too sudden cur
'aiment Of tho currency would naturally
cretae embarrassment and loss, it is to be
hSped that the reduction will be gradual
and certain, and that no enlargem. mt Of the
circulation. either Of legal tender or Mas
60.a d Bank notes will be allowed. The
Chamber Of Commerce resolves to protest
cmphAtlcally against every appeal to be
made to congress, II the approaching ses-
sion. for authority to increase the issue of
National Bank currency beyond the three
hundred millions authorized, or the issuing
Of single dollar more Of paper money in
any firm. These expressions Of opinion,
which come from the accredited organ Of
The merchants Of New York, speak author
'tatively for them. The resolutions csnnot
oe w hopt their effect, Ard 1t may be sid
that they not only speak the wishes Of the
persons " no adopted them, but they ex
press the opinions Of all classes Of citizens
Except stock gamblers and spectators " no
riot in the fuctuatins Of the currency.
and expect to make what thousands lose.
An lslnnh Of salt I'm Louisiana.
A Philadeiphia gentlemen, Just returned
from u protracted scj0uvn in the Southern
States, thus describes salt mountain in
the parish OF st. Marys. La.
"Thc name Of the Island is Petit
Aunrc," and consists Of hin, at soms
POINTS one hund and sixty feet high,
containing about two Thousand two hun
dred and forty acres Of land, surrounded
by the waters Of Bayou Vermii!ion, situa
ted about pine miles from Vermill on Bay
in the above named parish.
Although salt has been manufactured
upon the island for many years, yet the dis
covery Of the mines were not made until
1867, and tn y were on y " rked by Con.
fedeiates ior u period Oi about three months
previous to its occupancy by our troops,
and during this short space Of time it is
estimated that the quantity taken out, was
not less than 20.OOU. 900 pounds by means
Of rude machinery.
The quality Of the article is very superi
or (y9. 1000 pure salt. and SO far as tests
have been made the deposit seems inexhaus
tible. and promise to be one Of the greatest
Developments of the age, and consequently
Of great benefit to the nat on. for although
the production Of salt IN the United States
in 1860 sas nearly 10000 Of bushels. yet
the importato Of this article from foreign
ports We're very large" r,'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
IlsON IN TIlE BLOOD.

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specific. Til usauds lave been changed by the
use Of this medicine from weak sickly suffering
creatures. to strong. healthy and happy mea w d
women. III
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