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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
- WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
ur- AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED III {
Z T. HEE0H0oOE
AT NO. l1s1f MAIN STREET,
Hornbrook'G BuildIng5 t'' 10 2

0-oPon for studsnts day and evening. ~ Il
FTNHB purpose Of this Institution a 70 inRtyne4
i young mon (And women tool In the prinsipISS
which govern the correct transaction Of DocuniSrT
business andin Accountability anditS conoomItSntS
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped Of its absurd VerbIage and aneIenk pno
txity and tntricacy, and adapted 70 the modern
mode Of doing business, especially IN the united
States ia the leading subject ofattention Its IIWs
which are - exact, unerring and free from Iexoep
tionas those Of nature and comBri8sd "a yorV ~
words, are first made familiar to the student VSTc
who 10 then conducted through aoourso Of nESeties
Bookkeeping; in numerous sets Of booES m GTSi
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires
the art which enables him 70 apply It With facility
A WRITING SCHOOL, : ~
10 open day and evening, attended BY both ladies
course, good handwriting can be obtained ina
ARITHMETIC, .s,@ 90
and its application to All mannsr Of - i't
OOUNTING.H0UsE CALCULATIONS a-
receive the attention their primary Importance ds
mAndg: The student will be made acquainted with
seveEal modes OF colonization not found in bOokl
There II open to the student also o oourSeofT
BUSINESS SCIENCE D.
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law ana
of eminent BuEineBI Men In regard 70 The be1
avoiding failure. - ~
Instructions in the above subjectx ara intarioo,
ed with maxims and inculcationa Tending III fh
formation OF high character a. men and oitfsena. =
me eourSe OF Instruction Is intended to be a
comprehensive and thorough as that OF any Of che
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the Etu
dent II much leaB. ~ 'No ''N'
I.I.H. begs leave to refer those to whom he |,
unknown to the ohcera Of the banks in Wheelip0
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students. =
TERMS, &C." a.-z
For the full course above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping the cSaFae
is $40, payable on entSring. Tho time lSuSIIv rs.
quired for the course Is from two to three months:
but the student is not limited in time-he NAV
remain ~ long, and return Is often, as he pleases
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
SPECIAL. NoTICRa
nIRRARER n1 a.

NO. DISEASES OF the NSrvoD.s
49, Seminal, Urinary and Sexual ySteross MS MS
and reliable treatment in Reports Of The gov.1n
AssoCIA11ox hy mail in ieaed letter enyslon..
free Of ohArge.-Address, DE-. J. sKILIIN HouGE'
TON, Howard Association, No. 9 South Ninth a
Philadelphia, Pa. fee-smd&w. smpny
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

Private Residence at Public Sale
81 subseriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at the
y, uTt House, on Tuesday the 18th inst, at 10
0eNe1. hig re9idence on Market street, one square
auo Shlf above the I'd Ward Market. The property
= !ocateds being healthy, and more cleAnlY than
S other parts Of the city. The House contains
sssnt rooms, besidesa we'll finished garrett, with
IouE !p4rtments in basement. Tho stories are II
i gh and the whole work In the interior Is equal
CITY. Gas. and cold aud hot water In each story.
ESL@' made known on the day OF sale.
IooI0-td - IA, BRENTLIE6BR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
COLGATEIS HONEY sOnp

This celebrated Toilet Soap In such unfyer.
Eal demand, is made from the ehOiesst materiSI,
il mild and smOlIIont In itS nature. ~.
seented,A and extremely bsnoneIaI
In its action upon the Gkin. For sale By All prur.
EiSts and Fancy Goods Dealers. INNS "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

%FOR SALE Jacob Hornbrook adj
yertisss sIssVherer his splendid homestead
for sale, There is no more desirable pro-
perty in the county. ~ 3ia 50 .oW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

~HTHERHis still good stage Of water
in the channel of the river and there is no
longer any interruption of navigation,
though freights appear to be scarce and
business duh. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

NEW YoRK, Feb. ga Posts special
says tits believed the enrollmant bill will
be defeated in, the House, as its provisions
are regarded as oppressive.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

G6fAREIEICIAL LEas AID ARxs-We
refer the reader to the Advertisement Of
Charles Behler, of artificial legs, arms aud
orutChes. y'ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
Two Pieces Of Desirable Land
FOR SALE

ONE piece containing about THIRTY.sIx 1857
" ACRES, located between the National Road
and Wheeling creek, distance four miles from the
City of Wheeling by said road. The above is good
bottom land, and we'll adapted for Vineyard and
The other piece, containing about FORTY-SEVRN
90 ACRES, located also on Wheeling creek and di.
ilaed from the former piece by the above creek
And through which the Rempfeld railroad passes
from the City Of Wheeling. On the latter piece
there is q good ORCHARD, and admirably, adapted
improvements u
not disposed Of by private sale, it will be offer.
60 Tor sale at public auction, on Thursday. the %
aay OF March, ensuing, at the front door Of the
court House Of Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock, A. M
EG,seIIton can be given on the LIST Of April,
further information can be had of the under
Slgned. =, VI T. CLARK.
The special attention of oil, coal, vintage and
gardening men is called to the above.
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The annoyance ofeostant Coughing Is stopped by
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Hundreds testify to the great excellence Of the
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.3n MA GARD.

DR.. h H LEE-PHYsIOIAN, SURGEON
land OQOUOHER-thAnkfnl6 for past fSTor.
generally that he q still doing busIneSS Al hiS a a
sLSnds Main street., near the Suspension Bridge
y. ~ re H1u oe happy 70 attend 70 any business
~ 1s t9At may be entrusted his care Night
u ~ 1Se Aeletle Medical Iust1ts Of oncInnad and
protsSion v a. ty ensgod in the practice Of hls
row prepared with all the necesSAry annsrSt's o.
1s,t S aPPhsatton of heOtricity II he treat
he 1870 4lseases, to which he WouId invite
,hS Attentlon Of the afflicted. 80 perfeoti
ne Sealing Art" Of the present day (Ss prassie.,
~ HleGtloS) that few need despair OF reCei TinS ~
i4Ahent penent II they cannot be perfeefIV 49,
special attention given 70 diseases Of SToISsD ~;
children. All communications strictly eonndeptilI
OuF practice u safe certain and prompt leaVinS ~,
neEouF1At faint In the system, but 6IeanEing r$nC
Taklng and strengthening the general system aotiT,
In unison with NaturS'S unoFTing laws.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

Atlministrator's Notice.
A aersons knowing themselves indebted to
~ At estAtoot tho late John Robinson will please
gu S9a lettle with William ExIey, administrator
~ tates before the hrst day Of April, 1865,
IaStt = ountaWil be left with an ofaeer for col
M nl p sons having accounts against said estate
WI Pta Mt them at once for settlement
s a=s-h WILLIAM EXLEY, .l
,s AaP latratOr OF the estate Of ohm Robinson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
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lie
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23

~, 2iHlE =. WEST Va, Dec, 4th, 1853.
70 az s0hoHS q Nay eoRoeyR: We, the unds-
signed members Of the West virginia LegisIatSrs
take pleasure In saying that We have known ne
ne nicnALa a. Lee many yeara preyouI to the break
ge!1e OF Medicine ofthe Eclectic sobo
6SI In khnaWhA county Va, and Gala CONT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-23
9; s4AoR, Senator Is dit.
y: 9; DUNBAR, II. 81. D.
JOHN n. PHELPH6 prSv o..

Once one door south Of Kramo,s, u,..
MAIN street. 5-s sa. isEseF =. fIFIi5 A'"o
Ladies Wishing to consult the Or. (if thew Dr.,s-
IN c = room NO. %, Grant House, and M
t Lee VIII take PlehSure in aeoompah wing tbsm
me once. Can be found at the Grant HonSs
night. ~ -su. - 95-l - ;l1I9t 4 N.Y.
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"In Union There is Strength. .

EMEMBER the meeting Of Eclectic Phyticians
~ which takes place at Wheeling, February 2sth,
1908. TO those gentlemen In the medical profes-
thought and inquiry. and to all who desire to Guilt
Vate an intelligent Eclecticism in medicine this in.
Vitation extends. THOS. J. KIsEER, II. D.
R.H. LIE, MD
II any who are suffering from Chronic diEease
viii call at the cflce of Or. Kisner, on February
zSth and March 1st, they viii receive an examine
ton and an opinion Of the members present. free Of
charge. fe22-8tWeTbsa :.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14
Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa
DtSEAsES of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary and
- Sexual Sysiems-new and reliable treatment-iR
reports of the Howard Associaon-sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address Dr. j.
SKILIIN HOUGlrrON, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa. jy14-Iv
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

MEETING OF CONGRESS-. Both branches
of Congress convened at Washington on
Monday last. Colfax was re elected Speak
er of the House and Mcpherson Clerk
They were the caucus nominees. None
of the members from the so-called sece.
ded States were on the Clerks roll, and
they were excluded from the House. The
radicals control both Houses and are dis
posed to rule or ruin. We have only a
synopsis of the Presidents Message. He
takes decided grounds against the rad
ical's Estate suicide" doctrine. lie re
iterates his reconstruction plan and is ev-
identity resolved to stand or fall by it,
He says "all parties in the late terrible
conflict must work together in harmony"
lie thinks the granting of the elective
franchise to the freedmen would have
been an assumption Of power which nei
ther the Constitution nor the laws Of the
United States would have warranted. He
closes bis H7esSsge with virtual athrma-
ton of the Monroe Doctrine. A Wash
ington dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
says: The general comment on the mes
sage il expressed in the phrase, " 1t is a
tolerably good message better a good
deal than we had reason to expect" The
Democrats make no special objections as
yet. The Unionists are cautious in ex.
pressing themselves, except as above
The radicals, Of course, will be found in
opposition to the President, and the dis
ruption of the dominant party must be
the inevitable result.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09


INFAMous. Thumb screws, as all are
aware. says the New Hampshire Patriot,
were used in the dark ages by the lnqui,
sition to eXtort confession from suspect.
ed persons, and they have come to stand
as the sign or exponent Of the days of
fendish cruelty and barbarism. Civil.
lied nations have united in condemning
the use of these instruments as infamous.
Yet their use has been frequent by our
Liberal and enlightened authorities" du-
ring the war. They were applied to DR..
Mudd to force him to reveal the name OF
the person who assisted him ia his at.
tempted escape. Such Infamous doings,
so utterly repugnant to humanity and re.
ligion, are perfectly Characteristic Of Alb
oitionism. That ism is, to use the Ian
guage Of celebrated statesman, 1.-The
very spawn of hell" and its supporters
are daily manifesting the spirit Of the
devil. Their crimes would shame any
but the subjects of King Dahomey. The
most revolving cruelty comes naturally
from the leaders of that faction. The
loyal organs of this State, with few hon
orable exceptions, endorsed the thumb
screw infamy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

! THE PRESIDENT Policy. Charles Sum
ner, the leader Of the radicals in the up.
per house Of Congress, has written let.
ter upon the Presidents policy, conclu.
ding thus:
II is difficult to measure the mischief which
has already ensued from the experiment
which has been made. Looking at the posi-
dive loss to business. and the productive indus
try of the country, it is painful Looking at
the distress which it has caused among loyal
people by the revival of the rebel spirit, it is
heart-rendng. Looking at ii IN any way, it is
a terrible failure. 1t will be for Congress to
apply the remedy.
Is not this an emphatic declaration Of
war against the Presidents policy? That
this war will be waged at the present
session Of Congress we do not entertain a
doubt. Its result is doubtful, but we are
inclined to think that the President will
triumph, and that no man will be cxclu-
ded because negroes were not allowed to
participate in the election. Seward, in
his Auburn speech, very decidedly en-.
dorsed the Presidents plan, and his in
Auence with the Republican party is
greater than that Of any other man in the
Union, and without his influence and as
sistance the radicals cannot accomplish
anything, lie has many friends in Con-
greSs who will be governed by his views,
and a word from him will unite them
with the Democrats to sustain the Presi.
dent.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

DR. MOORE AND HIS INsTITUTR.-lt is curious
to see how varously 1.-THE longing after immoTtali-
ty" attacks the children Of notwithstanding the
base degrees by which they did ascend'-hke the
courageous falcon, they nix their eye upon the loft
lest quarry, and make the poor children OF earth
dizzy with their sublime flights Of genius. But
We speak meta aphorically, and we must come down
a peg or so. Dr. Z. W MOORE, Of the Medical
and Surgical Institute celebrity, Of San Francisco,
has found quarry worthy Of Interpretations, and
one which throws all quoDdam surgeons completely
into the shade. By Few, ORIGINAL delicate, yet
simple mode OF surgical operation, he performs
radical cure Of IIerniEiFthe short space Of three
weeks. great victory Is surgery, truly, and one
well worthy the consideration Of the thousands
who are the victims of this heretofore incurable
affection. We do not wish to dispafage other ply
Scians in private practice in this city, CT deprive
them of their well earned laurels-ve appreciate
the talents of some of them, ak honor and COM
mend their zeal; but with all difference and due
espect, we must say, taat there 10 too much I'M
portsnce placed upon some 7fIen's position in the
profe ssiOn TO the great detTiment OF Science and
indefatig gable Investigations. When we reflect
upon the want of Scientific progress, as charac-
terized in most al! our medical schoOIs--adhered
to in all our public hospitals, as well as In private
practice--we can but congratulate the many thOus.
and inyalids who annually flock to this metropolis
for medical and surgical tire atment, in being able
to avail themselves of the superior facilities ~
forded in this lnstItGte. Aside from the most
skiIfnl treatment and nuTsiDg. the largo, airy apd
elegantly furnished rooms will enable the patients
to enjoy all the comforts and luXuTie6 OF home.
All in all, we regard DIR. MoORR and his Institute
as a most valuable acquisition to the Pacific Coast
the need Of which we have long since felt:
l s'pt30msl (Sunday Mercury.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

PoLITIcAL BRoKERS-The Yonkers On.
W Gazette, alludiAg to the pardon Of
Messrs. Stevens, Reagan and others, has
the following serious reflection on the
character Of Senator Wilson of Massachu-
setts. The statement of the Gazette has
not been contradicted, although it chal-
lenged investigation. If the charge is a
SANDER why has not Wilson noticed it?
He must do so or stand convicted. Says
the Gazette:
1--WE have reason TO believe that this act OF
clemency, the release from confinement, Of
these unindicted, untried prisoners, is the re-
suit Of their employment as PARDON BROKER,
of the distinguished Senator from Massachu-
setts, Gen. Henry Wilson that gentleman n
who spoke so glIbly on Monday night last, at
the Getty Lyceum. of the corrupti0ns and mis-
deeds of the Democratic party and its members,
and the purity, dislnterested zeal and patriot
ism Of himself and his associates IN shameless
and criminal corruption?
IF the General needs references as 10 capa-
bility, he can refer to Alexander II. Stevens, Of
Georgia, the latest or one Of the latest. Of those
who have been relieved through the General $
Senatorial "intiueuce"-at so much per head.
"Should our Deig6bDr desire further infor-
nation 90 the subject, it may obtain it by APP
plying by note, or in person, or through its
own columns, to the editor of the Gazette"
The fact is evident, despite of all the
efforts of the President, this brokerage in
pardons is a business proftably piled by
leading Republican politicians. Not long
since the Tribune referred to a case where
SEQ, 900 was paid Ia handsome fortune
in these days of heavy taxes and high
prices. We doubt whether any such sum
was ever paid; but the black mail levied
upon prisoners is certainly very heavy.
1t was reported that Corwin boasted that
he made from ten to fifteen thousand dol
lars week at the business, and it is rea-
sonable to presume that other Republi'
cans followed his example. A party must
be governed by high moral principle, "
whose leaders extort black mail from pris,
onrrS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Neuralgia. Paralysis. rheumatism, Consumption
,.ncui,fil PseIiisy. F,v aui Arne. and all other
tev.r,. propst, Erys'p-ls Colds. CnnCls, Oak Pois
ouiIg ,'or witch pr. Bourne discovered the ""iv
scru; ii and certain Cure', nyspcp,iN, prtars."
SrXusl Weakness. ta- removal Of Mercury, aud all
other Mntra r. ssa. ct. The methods ad'r'"l bv
Or Bourne ar, the - pleasant. safest, qu,tkcs:
and rr th,r .vrr hs-y .>vd..
kY- SAVE Y6tE TINE. Con'ort and Money by
cuploy br1 FoJ RAt
p1r nR BOURNE neither frc"r's % starves -
patients
Sgs- CUNSUiTk kTI0N FREE hy VI lFNrrrss. ~
reIS5rAnv send nr cI,l f,r Circular of E"ra'u-
uri ia'.uis r.'criac,>. certificates of t4r'., "'.
winch are ,i,+ h-gI,. b. gwen ty vel H.. 4It
Responsible ind,viila,.
No 10, Masonic Temple, Corner OF Mon =
goiuery ard Post s'r.-:, san trAn,i,'o.
IN- LltrAAcr uh Post street al !;.iur = Grand
Portal iro'i'MS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Murray & LanmnnD FIorIdn wa

ttr.-ThrUUG' II -UaNI.N Alnt.t frlI-. Nur''
Mexico t" the Straits II Nage'u.I this + CO.'S l.
rrri the N,ui,ije oi all arOHui. waters 1t-
Spanish ladirs 1T oy G.- It per t..e. bat ha.
bttnaily, IN ,iu-i iurJ iuoJii.. Nt.i. fr 'i-
mouth. By IT," wtv. We wJtI. lint I, g-alir men.
that when used in this way aud spr.nkl-d On t-
clotinct Will render them pr s.ii;ahlr after having
inhaled The ,unc> IL She strongest Havana Thr,-
Of the "bcArded sex who ave irni.r sAis will also
fad it a real uNgIy after shaving Sty-Sy- that TIE
NAMES uf MURRAY i Lauua4" arr Up, n t,cry WTaf.
per. label and bottle withou n up1- ar. grru u".
sold ~ lIos:etter, smith and nae, AZ agents
san Francisco .i't2al
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
PLACERVILGE AND SACRAMEN.
TO VALLEY RAILROAD.

OFFICE OF TE l. PLACERVILLE ANDSAC
' rameuto Valley I.nir ad Cuinpan, PlacerviiIe
Gala. December Sth, Is6j -No.icr Is hereby gwen
that the Annud Meeting Of the StocAhniirr. in
the FacerVir and Sa ratneuto Valley RAILROAD
Company for the election Of Board Of director;
and the transaction e other husin viii he held
at the Court House IN the clty Of rl4c+r,ille. On
Tuesday, the % day Of January, A. ID. 1866, a;
10 O'Clock \. VI.
By order Of the Board Of Directdrs.
y. 4. HAMILTON,
dec9-td Sec'iv p X = r. r. Go.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between the undersigned in the publication Of
the AouNrAIN DEAocRAr is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business in all depart-
ments will be continued by ID! W. GelWicks. " ho
Is authorized to collect all accounts due the old
firm, and who will settle all claims against it.
ID. W. GELWlCKS,
WM. 4. JANUARY
PlaccrviDs, DTFs sBber 10 :, .>c-IAe-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

REPUTATION. The Marysvlle Appeal
insists that these who are in favor Of tax
ing the wealthy holders of Government
bonds, desire reputation. Judging from
the tone of our Atlantic exchanges. a
vast majority Of the people, irrespective
Of party, are in favor of taxing them
We learn from them that the Court Of
Appeals in New York, the highest Judi.
cial tribunal in that State, has decided, in
three cases, that the stock Of National
Banks is taxable. The decision was con
Cured in by all the Judges, a majority
of whom are Republicans AS the caIi.
tai Of these Banks is Invested in Govern,
ment bonds, the decision is Of great i'm
portance, and may change the opinions
Of the loyal editors of this State.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
NERVOUS cOMPLAINTs.-It IL

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.-It iS not
probable that there - country in the uort4
where the inhabitants suffer so much from dis
eases having their origin in arrangement Of the
nervous system, as in California A slight dis
ease of the nerves, if not promptly attended 70.
will produce such complaints as RHECMATlSA,
NErRALGIA, MENTAL and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY, IMPOTENCE. HEART DISEASE
and numerous minor complaints, under which the
patient suffers until the physical powers are de-
tiroyed, the nervous system shattered, and the
sufferer sinks into an untimely grave. In all
cases Of nervous disorders
WATTS NERVOUS ANT1DOTR
Will effect perfect cure and restore me patient
to health and strength. Even whea apparently
upon the verge Of the grave, this medicine will
snatch the intended victim IRON the fen destroyer
and hold the grim monster at bay, sometimes fer
years. WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE iS
rurely a vegetable preparation, and viii harm no
one. Persons of ssdentary habits or those whose
occupations require extraordinary exercise Ct the
brain will find this medicine Of great advantage,
as it produces activity Of the physical fauetionSr
and quiet to the nerves.
Watts Nervous AntIdOtc is fer
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