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n CONCLUsION,

friends for the IIbeTaiffy with which they
continue 10 sustain as and We fiSlr nothing
in promising that the IeSfEILIGENCER
viii continue to improve Is the public de-
mauds require, and De fully mp to the spiK1t
and requirements Of the times.
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THE BALL.

We thought from the great number
0f ladies at the Fair Grounds during
the afternoon, that the bali would be
fraced by many OF the fairest Of our
ladies' Nor were We disappointed. The
Carriages and omnibuses kept arriving
nt the hall from eight to ten O'Clock.
freighted down with beauty, and the
dancing room showed a brilliant array.
z. T. Coekayne, Esq, that accom-
plished violinist, with his unsurpassed
band furnished the music, and WIS
promptly IN his seat, calling e partners
Tor cotiIlion.s
Partners were plenty, and all went
merry as marriage bell until an
early hour this morning.
We regret that our limited space VIII
not permit the publishing of the names
OF the gentlemen appointed on the va
rious commtttees- Could we do 90, #
would be bat juat, IN order that the
puhiie iight know 70 whom = due The
excellent Arrangements for the Fire
mems RlEnlles and the remarkably
god order. pTeefFed during the entire
ploIcesdiue
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AZ De- o.cCLorK.A.M.

at the mont door Of ale Court House ofsasd
county, sell tie following descTfhssi properly.
viz: Lot No 20. situated On EofF street Cen.
TIRE VI heeltng-l1 Eons and ChapIfneis z1dI-
ton to The city OF WheGling- Being the same
property thai was conveyed by Alexander
Blogens and vie 70 PeTer Phillips b.. deed
dated AlLreh Sth. 1855. with an the bufldinzs
all the stock and material, either dnshsd or
unfinished, Thseh may be on and Al time o.
sale,
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lzca's lLAetc E-TIs-llia mos r-es
M ara aeSee 6llsle,l 70 ne rdliiie. china
CHS md lllllleil llllis .ilidd tIarliia. ana
ornamental FqIk 81 sFeF7. S5 ptiori. IN
nfiy EeIlite y 8 8 slllI & ma q e an
plts tl1s arl en- li5i Is IN i fifid
- eq1llree SOD ~ E'1rlnlid Hoei,ire
IA OLA eiio Fan.
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EuEllE GoUEL.4IheFe MS nothing
done q the Police Court Fe laf5I5 =.
iltatas flle matter with The cons al5ieS
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Trustee's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Peter Phillips 70 me, dated IS.h
day Of FebEuasy. l665, and reeoedet IN the Of
nee o. The Recorder for Ohio county, N deed
stxty-SsEsn, t45I.f ] viii, On
---L 49,
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TIE MTKLLeENcER

ainstoso inauenosthe paBlie Judgment as to
asst in forming HEALTHY. ESLIGHTE2SED
AND Just PoPULAR SESENEyF upon an
questions OF cuEent thought and DISCUSSION.
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Mtdifal.
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfallIble in CeZnsc4ing irregularities, Remoy.
Ing Distinctions or the Monthly TuIns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE,
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Terms OF sale

one-third cash. and remainder In SIX and
twelve months, with good seeuEity.
sep7-dfS ISAAC CUTS, Trustee
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Lock Lever Rakes

TrHE SUPERIOR LOCK LEVER HAY
II and Grain Rake Teeth made OF the yer!
PRYOR BOYD & Co.,
iu3Q Wheeling. W w.
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ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE
Il IS now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were drsf discovered by Dr..
DUFDNCO, or Paris. during which time they
nave been extensively and suooesstGly qSe1
In private practice, Of both hemisphere, VIII
unparalleled Success In every case. and a.
only at the urgent request Of the hog
sands OF Ladies who have used them, th1i he
Is induced to make the PTS public for the a.
deviation OF those suffering from any IrEesz'
larities whatever, as well as to prevent al il.
crease of family where health VIII not peEl1!'
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly Situated, or those sup
posing themselves %, are cautioned aeaint
using these Pills while In that c1TldftioIi -
they invite miscarriage" after which "a.
bility, although their nildness would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Plils
are recommended asa
MOST ISYALUABEE REMEDY
Tor an those afnteftng complaints 50 pscullH
TO the sex, viz DEEfresEE5IG o1lcf P1fnfiEl Mss-
glgtGfio1, RefaltfoE, Pun IN tie BeE aud L0sL
Ere15a12 D0ign Elz61E, AftLth a Bod . =
yleEs, E7e1rfhe IztiJIse % slsFi lSlighs E5tsz,
RulpitdtiOR of ne AedTt and ali the vzrioCs
distressing complaints, particularly that mos
Al other female Weakene8S,
The LeueOFrhGa, or whites
Al the same time. there Is nothing in these
pllls that can do injury to LIE or health y
Gle titIe1teoilS @ HLItelAy l0St0lrod and you VI
md them toh be al ltey drsTe7Ts1sated
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
%, 200 Boxes have been Sold Within
Two Years.
Ten I7h0lEs11id Bones szIlt by Letts-, both y
myself and Agents, to all parts OF the s-ori5,
70 which answers have been returned "
which adies say, nothing like the above Tals
have been known since TIKI ScTESCE OF
MEDICINE DAFNED IRON THE WoKID.
In Removing Distractions 4 Restor'
ing Natureto its Proper channel,
qUIETIsSq IEzE sZEF.y and bringing baez n
Roy color Of Health" 70 the cheek Of tie
most delicate.
Price 81 per Box. Six ROXes %,
Sold by 1I'cABE, KRAFT & co, Wholssal5
Drrlsgisfs S Main street, Wheeling. Genera
" holeEaie Agents for West Va, 20 whom AZ
order must be addressed. Sold at Retail q
REED, KRAFT HCO.
Sold in st. Granville, Ohio, by
". 7. 4 ]. ]. PICKERING,
And BY DIT. 8. B. StideeF, AIoundsvilie,
Va, DR.. J. l. Carr and Dr.. ]. n EOucoc6
o. GiaFEsbuFg, WA
3 Ladies, by sending 800 to either Of ths
above agents % thu Wheeling Post once, eaI
nave the pills sent, onhdentiaily,i by NAL
Q any part Of he country, -iree % PSi47=se-
oGB-Iyd Sole Proprietor. New fozk.
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AS a Newspaper

Il e cur study and aim TO make It AL
WAYS RELIABLE, 10 spare no expense in
securing ALL THE NEWS THAT THE
TELEGRAPH AND NAILS CAN BRING
INFORMED upon all matters in al parts OF
the country and the world.
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Its commercial column

Embracing the Markets OF Wheeling and
other cities IS daily made mp with special
reference 70 reliability and the wants OF pro-
duceH and commercial men. In 70 the rea-
der VIII always md truthful reports and
statements of the daily transactions and
actual state OF an the leading markets.
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run 81
the following seheduIe on sad sfteT Jpne
ACCoSIoDATIOS TRAIN.
Leave Wheeling. SUM Leave CumbeElzzsd
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YOUNG MEN

" 20 nave injured Themselves By s esrrz,
practice, tEdulgad IN when alone. a yisfjt =
quently leaned from eTl colrpauEgzls 80
school, the efeces Of which are plzhfly =.
even when asleep. and, II not cured rgrFF5
marriage fmpoSsibls, and dssfyuy-S hr,-b -:
and body, st1ould apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man TIE hon q
his country, the pride Of his Parents sfg-.fltz
Snafcned nom all prospects and e15oy-zrsz-s
Of life by the consequence Of devisffrsy -
The path Of nature and induIgiuZt in 6 Mir
secret habit Such persons must, before -.
feInpIating
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and body are T..
most Necessary requisites to prumC.e corr.
bal happlneL Indeed. without thsSa rs.
tourneythrouZh Life becomes a Jzessrv Tiis-7---.
age the prospect hourly daFSsIs to the yjg-
the mind becomes Swallowed with de=psfr q 4
nlled with the melancholy reflection tf4f n.
happiness of another becomes blishted lTi!s
our own.
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GrausuDrtatinn.
BAITTMORR & OHIO RR COMFY
sU1FMER SCHEDULE

OYTIc1tt BAR. q CllIEo RarIsoADCo-,
WHEELING June L, lssE
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The Telegraph

9Ei9g; Ms NsEs Dlsgste1,ss and Market Re
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Ran ROAD.

w.P. SIXTH Aaser Of Transportation,
JUS general 4 IN, 3 t3 %bs,s,inv
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AXE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Thousands OF persons OF all aEas en- ~
health losing their vieU-, bEcnIrtrz -
pale, DEVIOUS and erascLatesi, having si-s-,
ar appearance about the eyes, Co1,h. -
Symptoms OF CONSUMPTION. -
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Member Of the Royal coIls,se o. s.
London. Graduate o. one Offhe ms - Z Z
1.st n ~, Y Elife1 states, and tte -
pltats OF London, Paris, PfIiisasIrlSI-- -
elsewhere, has effected s0ns or re - : -
tontsiltng CuTes that were ever kr(i---- =, :, :
6ouoled with ringing IN the hea7 - -
Ensn asleep great EervO9SneSs hzlr-- 49,
Al sudden sounds hash1QiueSs Efth 80.
bluShing, attended sometimes z-ftb -
mentof mind, were cured immssi5st.i--
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The many thousands cured at this estabIfss-
ment within the last twenty years, and ~
numerous important surgical 0peratious r5F-
formed By d.. Johnson. E1fnesSei by the r.
porters Of The Sisg and many other paps7s
notices Of which have appeared again AZ
again before the public 6esides hiss-aniirf
as gentleman ofcharacteF and reSponsihiity
IS sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
fatr4E-Ive
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IN an IS varied ;l int lnteEes Is thoEogghly at
LIGKSCKR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
The Improbabiiity Of Armed Mediation.


In spite Of the different causes incessantly at work
on the Tide OF human events there stu obviously singular
tendency In history itself IN its details Whenerer 1t
bappened that the Holy Roman German Empire, either
owing to organic weakness in It's head or TO the ambition Of
s members finally TO the social and mors dissonuon OF
III body was divided against tein other words whenever
there was war In ermauy-ile contest hardly failed to
extend to Ily il hardly failed 10 lead 10 the
or less immediate Intervention of France Only Two days
900 there seemed ~ be every probability oil fepet
ton Of this old phenomenon. II depended on he VIII OF one
man whether To see rehearsal OF the horrors
OF the Thirty or OF the Seyeus Years VAR condensed within
narrower lapse time II might be- but VITA an intensity
frouOrtiOuae that very limitation 30 Tar MS the bel
rereus smseves were concerned. the die. to all appear
nce was east The Pfusi1G Cabinet called upon the Italian
Government % adhere the terms Of then mutual engage
ment IL rejected nadmsbe an arms;ice based simply
90 me Venca aud insisted on It's right 10 contnus
The struggle 4 Austria compelled to submit to the de-
mlnds Of b0th powers. 400
te. were MI Inc tire pursued both sides without relaxa
lion pru.sln d,tIchmenf. 600 strong ander Gen.
Mnbs va. close up,n the gates Of Prague The armies
~ Prls.f. were dv1nCng in three columns Olmutz
run aud Icau the central one had established its head
quarters Al aora tLree German miles from BrBn while
~ vanguard A. aid 10 have already Fefohed Lnaym. Mean
white on their rt the Pussans after routing the Baya
fl1n, at Kis,nfe pressing upon them at haeinrt
ami further Wss they threatening the position the
FeJeral army in .hs neighb0rhcOd u frankfort.
Sonth OF The Nos Ciadin pnsh orward from Royigo
across The A9c up 20 adna, where or Austrian force
sunposed 10 be Guaisir- him. and where an engagement
red mminat Tb King rel. fie1 have proceeded
4 ON bis headqareys nc Oso TO 4eIrara pvbaby with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
Austrian Misstntements.

From he London Daily News July ~.
The news OF the war Is returning To It's simplicity,
after yearly week Of myst6caton. The armstice has not
entirely fallen 10 the ground but ITS conclusion depends on
the readiness Austrian Government 20 place Itself n
ro.on 10 make peace The terms which the King Of
Prussia will accept the offered mediation Of France
known They such have led our readers u expect u
they are serious they accepted the basis oi nsgor
amtice may take place At once but h.p
find itself ON the threshodoia war eompeIsss 49,,
waged in Bohemia will appear ~ ao
men p , "rmy having trsverscd Bohemia the Kings
beadouarers were transferred 10 IWan IN Moravla AZ
he same time we hear that the Pru'san Cen faken'
TEN E moving against Federal army which guards Frank
frop.the MsiBe The Austrian OoVennen on the other
s he ronmnnd lately held by Marshal Bcnedek to the
hrhduke who has won the only Imperial victory CT
greatest felt in the action Of France,
which have an abundance OF statement and ue an
thentc information. statement which would be i'm
portaut only published In the evening edition Of
the Vienna Tuesday night porporne TO show the
course Emperor Napoleon had marked out for him
self According to this authority the Emperor hHd pro-
nounced win that Austria should not have her position
great Power impaired Let ask IN passing Is lheIo not
cruel irony this Of putting the easel The Emperor
Of Austria declared TO his people, that e w fight to the
utmost extremity the position Of Austria
Power and very day lmperalsi writer allowed
TO hold forth tina, greatness Of Austria guaranteed by
te will Of tho Emperor OF tie French These jealous
writer's looking alter But to return We are told
the authority that the Emperor OF the French has re-
solved on nierposng his EARNED mediation and has sent
Con FossAr 70 the Prus,n TO notify the fact
ice and Gen Lebwuf French Commissioner has been or
dIe to occupy the sRsaa ~ W gend
rather stated the authority OF newspaper at
Parswhere they know what the change from state OF peace
10 one of war involves and whether the Emperor Is likely to
have pledged France warthan from Vienna, where mag
nations excited Just and where may well seem the
most natural thing in the French armee should be
sent into the field accomplish the work IN which those OF
Austria have not succeeded We far from denying that
such as ld down would be Logically consistent
with the Emperor Nspoeons acceptance Of Venea from
Austria when be knew that the territory was one
OF tie prizes Of tic war. That act although an
nounced as the beginning Of mediation. wass really
the step practical alliance with Austria and was
as good as reinforcement Of the Austrian by 5000
men II impossible that the King Of Prussia should have
its that II should not have made him
douy careful accept any armsce until the bases Of
neace should be admitted We know by later intelligence
from Paris that several of the Of the Vienna
acne are incorrect; they nevertheless deserve attention
As NOT having been made altogether without reason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

tie " diplomacy IT Is true the armistce is signed and
the French Government has not yet officially declared
ceuanee OF the gift which Austria has in her extremity Of
fed IL Italy be the protected OF France the French
saw She is She does % have much regard for the
wishes of protector The General who is said have just
entered Veneta with his army the who to the dscon'
Emperor invaded the PaDa States aud the Empe
ror proved his dspeasure by recalling bis Minister from Iu-
rim. The GGis de France the persistent adversary Of The
Italian Government asOnshed that there stu
people who asonshed at what il calls this bardhood.
Tho Italians by despisins the Of the cession Veneta 70
only bear mind that in the history Of the annexation eff
feoei by Victor Emanuel Italy the Of oune
proved constantly favorable 20 them. They received but
they kept the territory they annexed in the Of italian nde
peudence"
alluded Yesterday 10 which not entitled 10
oredencethat the Pc not crossed who the oognzance
Of Emperor paper which not clerical and certainly
far from anti-Itslan lie TcnPs, observes
The serious feet is the Of the Pc By Gen Cdn
notwithstanding cesson Of Neuea France. u difficult to
believe that the siau would have ken decisive step unless
had French
not be offended by It,"
Prince Napoleon leaves Paris this evening for the head
quarters Of the King Of Italy, on mission rom the En-
pero Nap0fon relative 10 the negotiations concerning the
armstice The Prince. who is charged TO regulate with
King Victor Emanuel the defnitTe conditions Of that ar
rangemen TO be accompanied by Baron Saard recently
sent 20 Mexico important mission.
With Prince NapoeODs wellkno sYmpathes with italy
Envoy could have better chance OF success When the
causn the Emperor who Is at the same trne the son
law Of the King Of Italy, undertakes such mission 1t IS
because there good for hoping that be VII incline the
comfortably the wishes Of the Emperor. The
Prince proceeds Verone and IL is him that the Austrian
authorities charged 10 deliver the city as the INST
maty Of the made the Emperor Of the French Two
French Generals accompany his Imperial Hghne.- al
Verona iS surrender TO France viii be once uoneeu
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ned rreain,ion the sigma, for a Greater War.

\ The London Times Juyl
"One angry man. says the old adagc, makes
many" How natural 1t u.s. for0ri that the wrath Of many
zen should get the better Of the temper Of single individual
he Emperor Napoleon II we may rely statement IN
euna Official paper has found out how difficult 10 il for BAN
Ia useadle other peoples disputes without running the k
az Hrngng than quarrel upon himself Unable 10
ob un an aTmsce bg good Offices he SAID 10 be about 10
enc ZEE BIS good Offices by armed mediation. Were all
ais tue the nteL yet awaits Official confirmation
from arss Empo- atsis Be said 10 haee ss5sa ne signal
TINS indeed would not be quarrel Of the En-
perors own seeking rot with AIRY goodwin on as
part thas III had departed from The expecan ana VoeNah
attitude had chosen FOR hseH al the oltDfeaA Of no't
ties He lad rendered his COED Offices With great eahoI ~
isintereseC'ness Oag te hoped that tue sti
sv ried But when the Efsi shot was hiel NJ
op res gned 10 the behgereats working OH ser run ~
ook his place 10 bis chair o:stse AZ the head OF the s m
dstu, hing bis champions BY single word never ohe!S 10
throw Bis tguneheOn stop the eausiOn o. pDod b
Ia ons Of toe cOmJatants tainted IN the UgAt. ne
turned 20 the great Arbitrator. and soliitsl MS
,ne5i.tion 10 obtain armistice preparatory o q
ds6ae nean Had Austria beez less explicit Mad no
Tnner French chosen 90 keep bis counsel e. tie
gTes bst he Va sempoweF 10 throw out toward appearing
he rofb NJ ana tho cOmbataatsi hsdhe limited himself 90
nrono.og snIe suspension o. h0st.es gro1H!S
81 osng or few days weeks what could
be done toward smooth down the main difference, doubt
respite In he work OF Inago would have been hailed by
the whole word with Fee ng Of unuiteraD relief Unforin
nstey the oession VonetA 70 France Win view TO Its
transfer Italy gave the who's mater "fohB tuIh IL IN
pied only peace soth OF INC APPS exposed
fTussia 10 al attack from all the fWfes iha1 eos!1
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Hattie Mt Kissirgen.

In regard to the battle which had been fought near
Ksngen between the Prussans and Bayarians Berlin dis
patch the 18th says it, Yesterday the vanguard Of the
corps under Gen. Mantueel had engagement with the
Bavaran and succeeded forcing its way the Ords
Of the saa near Hausen wadaschach OF Kssin
gen. The Prussian loss small while that Of the Bava
ran was heavy"
Another dispatch rom Kisscngen dated the llh suys;
AFTER splendid defense Of hours the Bayarau army
has retired from this town to take position on the Main
Gen. Zoler in command killed. 1t is alleged that tie
Bellevue Hospital destroyed and mach damage done to tie
town. At this moment the is still firing and the
Prussians advancing"
The Moner du Soir gives Of ms battle in
which that the BayaraDs behaved with great bravery
bat compelled to give way before their adversaes.
Baynriuns Concentrating near schwsinfnr'.
Adyices from the Bavarian headquarters assert that
the engagement lad decsye result The Beyarians
coDcentrati0g near SchweHfurt.
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place on Sunday last On the previous evening Prince
schyartzenberg Cardinal Archbishop, the Mayor and
era Of the Common Council of the city went to the advance
guard of the Prussan leagues distant commanded
by Lieut. Col Ramsch They received in friendly
spirit and informed that Prussia would put garrison Of sOCO
into the town. The troops TO march the NEXT day
at o'clock to take possession The following proclamation
was issued By Gen. Rosenberg: 'serrS
The ussian army having the Austrans IN sew
eral encounters and especially Konggra2 having inflicted
them great aud compelled them TO retreat the royal
Prussan army OF the Ebe takes possession OF Prague
The city and country OF Bohemia will indeed have 10 supply
the Prasan army but and property will be respected
The authorities and Inhabitants who have left requested 10
in order that the acquisitions may be made in regular
without the necessity Of ressrting TO force The
commercial and trading relations Of the city will inter
fered with in the least and shopkeepers especially
queed to keep their shops The question whether the
postal and railway communications will be reGstatshed will
entirely depend the Austrian and municipal authorities
VoS ROSENBERG GBusGIUsKI. Major General
Prague July G. 1896.