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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-17

HAsHsEEsH CANDY, for the cure of Head
ache and Nervousness. for sale by odbert,
Chemist, end OF Stone Bridge.
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aMedifal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfallibIe In Correcting irregularities, RemoT.
ing Distinctions OF the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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NO. 50 Monroe st., WHEELING, W. Va.
OUR STOCK IS AT Al L TIMES THE
most full and complete to be found in IN
business. We invite all cash buyers 70 cali
and examine our stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
and carefully dIled. -
JOB Work OF all kinds In our line Of bust
ness will receive our best attention.
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Victoc SaYageot.
Foreign Fruit5s.

UI6ISH FIUII5S.
X CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIA N PEARS
ported
s.; eass = Of New smyrna Figs. some in H. x
81 boxes Lemons and Oranges.
81 ~ mesh Cocanuts. l5o doz- assorted eaned
spIced and Cove Oysters, sardInes. Raisins
Currents. pates. Sltronss &c, &c, just arrived
and for sale low by
SHULTz a TRUsCHELL,
Market st, a few doors below At,1uTe House,
nebIl WHEELING, VIVA.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempls.
ting marriage, being aware OF Physical Weak.
ness Organic Debility, Determines, speedily
He who places himself under the care of Dr.
]. may religiously contide in his honor rs
slxlll as n physician
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Persons desiring to consult me in regard TO
terms OF payment, &C., can leave their
names at the Gas Compslnys ONCE, OF VISIT
IL feb 65i JACOB HORNBRooK.
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PARrR1DoE is ont with something new.
Gems and Fairy Photographic nom one otwo
dollars per dozen. Every effort made to
please, in all kinds of Pictures. Prices Of Pic
ture Frames and Looking Glasses reduced %
per cent. Keep In mind that Partridge sells
goods at ,5hoIesaie as well as retail, and always
as cheap as elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-17

GRKENBAcKs not excepted, the most popu-
lar article just now is Logan, List & Co.'S Err
ceEStor BdIin0 Poipder- i-=fsH.s..'
The light, crisp and wholesome Biscuit and
Grddle Cakes smoking on the breakfast table.
and the happy facesgathered round III same,
tell the whole story far better than we can.
This is no fancy sketch. 1t is an actual and
most agreeable reality. The Excelsior Baking
Powder is put up in ounce, one pound and
10 pound cans. 4. HI Logan & o., and Logan,
LIT & o., sole proprietors Sold by dealers
everywhere. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-17

NOR SALE----THE PEWS IN THE
II Isl PRESBYTERIAN Church of Mnrtinsville,
Onto Will he sold on Saturday, 18th March,
commencing Mt O'Clock, p. m Those de7if-
ing pewsare requested TO call and select them
mrlT-lto
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-17

COMES, DC, &c.
Also:a complete assortment of the r,urest
Brandies, Wines and Liquors, for n.tCiieina
wewould call attention to our
facilities for nlling PhvsfcfdrJ'
Prescriptions. Our Drugs and
Medicines are carefully selected
In eastern markets, with
special reference TO that
branch of business Our
store isopen at ALL HOURS,
both night and day.
wenever trust pre-
scdptions 10 boys.
Our youngest
PreScriptionist
has hnd
seven years
experience. jan25-ly
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Price 100000.
:. HousEHoLp FURNITuRE.

The ground could not be purchased and
the buildings be put mp at a cost OF less than
SinOOn viii also sen my
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOIlCE-
DIR. ]. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and sOli-
tnry habits, which ruin both body and mind.
uniting them for either business, study, so
ciety, or marriage.
effects produced by early habitsof youth, viz
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in
the Head, Dimnesso OF sight; Los OF Muscular
Power, PalpatatiOn of the Heart, DYSPEPSIA
Nervous Grritnhility. Derangement of the d.
gestive Functions, General Debility, Symp-
toms Of Consumption, sc.
MENTAI.LY.-The fearful effects on the min
are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Memory,
Confusion of Ideas. Depression of Spirits,
DiStTIiEt, Love or Solitude, TImidIty, &c. are
some OF the evils produced
Thousands of persons of all ages can now
health, losing their vigOr, becoming weak,
male, nervous and emaciated, having a singu-
lar appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
Symptoms of Consumption
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by n certain
practice. INDUCED in when alone, n habit fire.
ouently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep and. II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body. should apply Immediately.
What n pity that n young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride of his parents, should be
Snatched from all prospects and enioymentS
of life by the consequence OF deyiating from
the path OF nature, and tndulging In certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con-
MARRIAGE,
Reflect that n sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
hal happiness. Indeed, without these the
iourneyIhrou IN l!fe becomes n weary Pilgrim
age; the prospect hourly darlSens to the view
the mind becomes hadowetI with despair and
fIIed with the melancholy reflection that the
happiness of another becomes blighted with
our own. --
Omce. No. = SouIh Frederick street
LEFT hand side going from Baltimore street, 4
few doors from the corner. Fail not to oh
serve name and number
RIO letters received unless post paid and
containing n stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion of advertisement describing symp-
toms.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within the last twenty years and the
numerous important surgical Operations PER
formed by DIR. johnson, witnessed By the re
porteFs or The Sun and many other papers,
notices Of which have appeared again and
ngHin before the public, besides his standing
ms n gentleman ofchaTactera and responsibility
is n sufficient guarantee 10 the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
feb2O-lye .-..
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MedifaI.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
AS A REFUGE FRov
III 2 n QUACKERY. AVN
WRERRA CUPPc,,
BE OBTA MED. IN


DR. JOHNSON has discovered themost r..
tain. speedy, and only Eheclual RemsJr
IN the World for Weakness of the Barl5 y
Limbs, STRUCTURES, Affection OF the KIdnsSUst
and Bladder. Involuntary Discharges, ImrSs'
tency, General Debility, Nervousness, RS,
nesia. iInnguOr, Low Spirits, Cohnnsion y,
Ideas Pnlpitntion of the Heart, TimirntJ'
Trembling, DimneSs of Sight, or Giddinacss'
DiS-ase OF the Head, Throat, Nose, or Sir
i ffecflonS of the Liver. Lungs, stomach y,
Rnyels-thOSe Terrible Disorders arising nv,
solitary Habits Of Youth-Secret and solitsrt
nTacIICfss more fatal totheir victims than ~
song on Syrens to the Mariners OF UIvsseS
bIighting their most brilliant hopes or antjsf
pations, rendering marriage, &c, impuSibIs
YOUNG MEN
F.specialIy, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deStructiTs
habit which annuallv SWEEPS TO an untIme'T
crave thousands of Young Men of the NO.
Excellent talents and brilliant intellect. Vbo
might otherwise have entrnnced lisienInS
SenateS with the thundeTS OF elOQuenee. ~
walked TO eCzStncy the living Tyre, may caII
with full confidence.
HAppTAEE
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HAsusEEsu CANDY, for the cure of Head,
ache and Nervousness, for sale by odbert
Chemist, end of Stone Bridge.
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coNFoRr by day and rest at night, secured
by the use of Pisots Cure for Consumption.
Sold by Edmund Booking, No. Odd Fellows
Hall.
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HAsusEEsu CANDY, for the cure of Head
ache and Nervousness, for sale by Colbert,
Chemist, end of Stone Bridge.
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SAINT PATRICK'S DAY
w Arlington Hall!

TOIIS O,BYRNE, ESQ, OF PHILA;
81 delpIlia, a Distinguished lrish Orator ana
Patriot, will deliver q lecture in Washington
Hall, ON EA&&
Saturday Evening, March Iz,---sHint
PatrIcIx'sDay---a IL o'clock.
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Tie Great c0nTedcrGtion Of Kilkenny!
Admission 20 cents. Tickets may be had at
flames Mathew, % Market street, and at the
lInm ~ ~. Inrll-td i
The New York herald., 1866-06-16

FArAL RAILROAD CASUALLY. rY.--Coroncr wilday yester.
day held nqucs, At u Thompson street the body
Of Edward Kene lad Of twelve years OF age, who died
from the effects Of injuries received foows:--0n
"Wednesday last deceased and nearly dozen other boys
jumped ono Of number OF freight which were
being drawn 10 the upper depot OF the Hudson River
Railroad Company by a dummy engine Al the corner
OF West and Canal streets deceased fell from tho front of
The the wheels OF which passed over his BODY
Ing fatal injuries The Jury found "that deceased
TO his death by injuries accidentally received by being
run over by the of train drawn by dummy
engine belonging TO the Hudson River Railroad Company
the 18th day of June 1s66 a the Of wes and
Canal streets. They recommend that brakemcn be
PLACED on all freight cars drawn through the CITY, 70 pre-
vent persons riding on such cars. =
kiLtEp nv FAILING PROM A wiSDow shortly before
twelve O'Clock Thursday night Patrick McKenna, who
lived at No io5 West Twenty eighth street, while In the
act Of opening the front window shutters on the fourth
nocr lost his balance and f. TO the sidewalk Members
Of the family instantly screamed for helr which being
heard by officers Cunningham and Moore OF tho Twenty
ninth precinct they ran mp and conveyed Mr. NcKcnna
who was then inscnsble 70 his room phvs.rian was
called but before he arrived death ensured Deceased
Was forty eight years Of age and native Of Ireland
He han left widow and several children Coroner Gam
bic was notified 10 hold m inquest
rorxp DsowSxp Coroner Smith held an inquest yes-
terday on The body OF unknown man. found Coating
n,he river near the arvssross ferry and verdict N
accordance With the fats was rendered The docsased
The New York herald., 1866-06-16
AvVkIRs Ar oUARANrIyy.
The Board or Health.

The Board OF Health met yesterday afternoon, and
ports were received from the Sanitary superintendent
and Of the Sanitary Inspectors The former
advised that measures with regard to dsinfectants bs
settled definitely and that supply OF material be kcps
on hand and also that means OF transporta for IN
vads be provided for all parts OF tho city He reported
5S3 reports OF nuisances having been received k
which sos had been forwarded TO the attorney Major
Bosworth reported the receipt Of Nl complaints.
resolution carried to the effect that the Supern
tondent should In all OF threatened epidemic, b.
the responsible person Of the Board 70 be consulted e
appoint and to take charge OF the persons employed and
direct tho measures considered necessary The Assistant
spected premises situated at No. sos East Thirteenth
street. and found there family sick with fever ten In
two children and one male adult appeared TO be In
fair way Of recovering The Inspector said the houses
were pot Qvercrowded but unhealthy and conducive q
been received and considered The Board OF Health do
not propose 10 interfere with the action OF tho Board %
Exose and advise the German population TO submit te
oxi3tinR rogulatiOna
The New York herald., 1866-06-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, juno 15-6 r. N

FRIDAY juno 15-6P. NJ
rs strength and activity OF the gold market still con-
,,,uts the main topic cf interest In Wall street. The
opeplus price this morning l4sx from which there
- steady advance TO lAsh, followed by relapse 70
la7X, tho closing quotation being 14sH. Loans were
made at u II per cent In favor Of the lender OF 'ne
COIN during the regular delivery hours, ou' ai'er'
wards transactions were made ia, and al . per
cen, for carrying The "bun interest is at present
she controlling one, but il is not impropaD'e .lA'
she specuators for rise will overleap themselves
,sa invita- n corresponding rebound Tho supply
Of gold In the Treasury on the LIST OF June ana n the
hanks Of this CITY on the 0h aggregated u Is true only
ass sol s2o Of which $2s Ill $50 was the prop
erty OF the Treasury but this Is no nsgnncant resdup
after such heavy drain as we had previously expert
oced and In the event Of turn for the better in none
,.rv affairs abroad the export demand for specie would
immediately subside On the other hand the state Of
the public mind Europe may continue SO disturbed
for some time longer that supply win be reduced
considerably further before experience any sensible
relief and upon the latter view Of the situation that
the bulls are basng their operations Meanwhile there
IS gradual disagreement Of boards going forward,
which, however, fguratively speaking, is but drop in
ehe bucket excited market like the present AS
there some confusion the public mind with respect
70 the gold certificates issued by the Sub Treasury We
may state that they represent coin actually
IN its vaults, but owned by the private holders
Of these certificates Thus although the Treasury held
the ls OF June Of coin only the
We have mentioned Of the amount belonged TO the
ernment The sub.Treasury will issue these certificates
to any one deposng with it, and whenever the govern
ent sells gold delivers il in the form Of these cer
oates redeemabe sight This reminds that the pub
c are awaiting further particulars Of the May saies and
Congress could not DO better than appoint com
mittee to investigate the matter thoroughly.
As the general impression is that Treasury job
Mr. McCulloch should be anxious TO free himself from
the suspicion by promptly volunteering full explana
tion ali the details of these transactions including the
Of all the buyers Of the gold sold and the amounts
bought by them respectively.
The range Of the market during the six weeks ending
The New York herald., 1866-06-16

Prices for high grades of wheat advanced Co. &C. per
bushe but there was decided Improvement in the
market for gradcs The sales comprise about 20 COO
bushels al So 10 az IL for Chicago spring; 81 40
81 So for inferior No spring; 50 10 for white Western,
and 81 ~ $2 50 for prime now No. Milwaukce-tho
lower price for lots TO arrive. Corn not offered OK
oeptng for higher prcos At the close Of tho market
sellers could readily obtain advance Of 1c &c. por
bushe The sales 90 600 bushels at SOC STE for
unsound mixed Western, and ssc soc. for sound
do Rye nrm at yesterdays improvement but the
market quite active We note sales OF l500
bushels at 99c 81 for Western and 25 for Canadn Oats
declined 1c. with a small business in new Western at
sic j4c Barey and malt were dull and quito nominal
in tho absence OF business
BEKsyAx was quiet with sales Of 100 lbs. Western
reported at 40c.
CaSDLxs- -Adamaniinc quiet at 22c 2Sc., srcrm
and patent wero unchanged in value while the demand
moderate. We qaoe the former 4oc, and the lat.
ter J0c.
CosfEE in fair demand, but the market continued
heavy under the large stock Of common grades. Tie
salcs comprise 200 bags Rio Camsncro nj c gold,
in bond s50 bags do. Peter q. Warwick, ai about
13Ac., gold, In bond and $50 bags do. ex Alpha, on
private terms also Of Java mostly last cyrnnr about
10 600 bags la different lots partly In Boston, all ON pr
vale tcrms Stock Rio to-day i3l, $50 baes.
Co1os was In fairly active demand for spinning and
speculation, and the market, n anything. was shade
nrnsr, closing tancy, however, at the annexed quota
tions with sales of go bales within the range. We
quote
The New York herald., 1866-06-16


DISTINGUISHED MEDIA AND AMBITIOUS DISCIPLES
on AN ExCURsfoN-S0 sPEECHEs, But GOOD
TIME GRNERALLy--wHAT WAS EXPECTED AND
WHAT WAS DONE, ETC.
Tho assembsge OF elderly ladies' and unprepossexing
gentlemen that gathered at Ebbit Hall Sunday
ing last the latest from the spirit world
and be favored with graphic report Of the reception of
the shade OF Lieutenant General Scott by Washington the
Duke Of wellington and many celebrities Of American
history and literature, yesterday sought relaxation In
the pleasures Of picnic at Fort lee. The proceeds Of
the sale OF tickets 10 be devoted TO the aid OF
I've school or yceum wherein pupils initiated
into III mysteries OF sciences than Professor wack
ford Squcers dreamed Of and also submitted 10
OF physical training, destined 10 a. tho
youthful OF both for the roped The excur
sionss whose ranks swelled BY the advent OF
hundred and hy male and female feres Of the lyccum,
reached tho bluffs towards eleven clock the morning,
and marched TO the heights undcr the Leadership q
several gray haired and long bearded gentlemen, who
gift rosettes in the button holes of their
rusty black coats and carried golden slaves q
once in their hands celebrated band comprising
trio Of foreign daettanfi whose execution eyidenced
some rregularity In practice, brought up the rear In
symphonic disorder The assembaae having finally
nearer unto heaven than on any previous occasion pro-
coedcd 70 enter upon the sports OF the day The older
heads like the kings OF ancient times seated themseveg
under the shady trees and varied their grave discussions
river below while the boys and girls overaxcd the weak
limbs and lungs the orchestra frequent calls for
dancing music Unfortunately for the moro sapient q
the spectators there no speeches made, although
entertained the crowd with fragment from his rspvs,
and the great picnic therefore only enjoyed by the
eprualisle Aerbs, who seemed 10 take pleasure
N strictly adhering 70 practices Of maerasm than IN
turned 70 the city at sundown and have since doubtless
relapsed into the devices OF their own hearts.
The New York herald., 1866-06-16
NORTH CAROLINA STATE CONVENTION.
Debate on the Compromise Measure for
Representation in tho Log islat ture-The
Motion for Adjournment POstp oncd, Sc.

Debate on the Com promise Measure for
Representation ina tho Log ogislature-Ths
Motion for Adjournment POstp mod, Sc.
RALEIGH. June 49, 1896.
The resolution OF Mr. Odonn to adjourn up to-day
Mr. McDoxArD, OF Moore, moved TO amend the resoiu.
on that the Convention should adjourn subject to be
reassembled Ut the call Of Messrs Thompson Of Bcrtc;
Brown, OF Caswel, and Dockery Of Richmond. Mr..
Mcdonald said this Convention should remain In exist
aid In the work OF reconstruction 1t should not
die the death because there might and probably
would be something necessary to be done by h 10 per-
feet that work in tho present condition Of affairs He
could consent to nna dissolution Of this Convention,
but he willing to leavcs reassembling to the dis
tinguished gentlemen he had named, who capable
Of judging In great crisis whether u werc necessary
Mr. FoRpEg, Of Camden, favored Anal Adjournment.
He said that the report OF the Reconstruction COMMITTEES
regarded this military body, and that u could thsrs-
tion Most Of the newspapers throughout the State also
called upon the Convention 10 adjourn and he believed
they reflected the sentiments OF the people. ~5fes
Mr. RcaARpsoS, Of Bladeu, sad that this Convonioa
had been sitting on the nest egg OF roconsrction for
days un be thought o sGrsy ~ vhss e
was willing to remain but II was apparent that nothing
Mr. Dcr OF Gulford said the State constitution wns
not perfected and the Convention adjourned Il wouA
be recreant TO Its duty 70 the people Besides, he
cnnons o a' Rs Po q Ss
this was iiieyai body He did not doubt
Its legality and in those days Of revolution the
sity Tor The existence Of body endowed with such
power this Convention was apparent. He was noe
prepared 70 adjourn because the newspapers said He
believed that nothing had been injurious 70 the Prcs
dcnts policy the tone Of The Southern ncwspapes
Mr. MCDONALD said this not military Oonven>
ti0n. II a was, government Legislature and lAwy
were nutes, and the people were really state -
anarchy This Was In accordance with tho opinions ef
the radioaIs In Congress, and johnson man South
the radicals in Congress and these so-called friends q
President johnson IN tho South. N% fNNn
The hour for considering the special order having
arrived being the proposed change In Representatives
In the Legislature lengthy discussion ensued and th0
question or adiounmens dropped The OF the
Convention expressed the compronise measure
making taxation basis In the Senate and while pope-
lation basis in the Horse Blacks counted -
all The compromise win probably be Effected. h
The New York herald., 1866-06-16

suggesssl NE snsagsueos H counsel for the defsace Of
members charged with violating the Excise law by
keeping open on Sunday Also that q fund should be
csassl subscriptions 70 deay the exponsss and that
the money collected shall be In charge Of board Of trus
toes who shall give security Mr. Maschowsby submitted
resolutions providing for the formation Of central com.
mttee composed OF delegates representing each ward
and German Liquor Dealers Society for co.
operation. Further, that day bs appointed
Of MI. Berger 4 resolution was passed that
the organization shall continue 10 ts present FORM and
that the Finance C0mmee shall continue the subscrp'
Committee was engaged In its financial abors the cases
Of Paul ralk and Hf Holt were fully discussed BY NJ
EscAm0go, TO show that the Interests OF all others de-
pended upon their decision and that the Excise law
would have TO be suspended II they disposed Of 10
favor of the applicants considerable amount OF money
was collected and the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1866-06-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY. juno l5-0 z.

ASHES were steady, but quiet. at former prices.
Observation-Disclosures 9, III bhls. -four 200 do
meal 1900 bushels wheat and $40 bushels oats. State
and Western -four were irregular Ordinary to choice
qualties though not Quolabiy higher were decidedly
nrmcr while inferior and common grades declined &C.
10c. moving slowly at tho reduction. The sales CON-
prise $500 bbs at our revised quotations annexed.
Southern nour firm and active for high brands but
duh and lower for low brands The sales comprise 500
bbs Desirable qualities of Canada -four also very
nrm undcr fair demand, but for grades thorc
a strong declining tendency, at reduction Of 60
l0c. The sales were about 500 bbs Rye flour was
quiet, but unchanged. Corn meal WAS In good demand
and higher prices demanded with sales of 200
bbls. Brandywinc at 81 90 a s. and 500 600 bbls.