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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-29
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feinem gnOe Su udbern, Hd BE Snbafion
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-29
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riidbebaten bis bic pole 9erfanisiumme besabt it.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-29
o.D ,tlESeranssrsebsnpp pom Der Dlnsn5l
,epreiTee Staats Settings GefeHfdaft.
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bette aa Gatet Saab, Die s9tabt Naibs
bile uab 8ablSfon county bon benz
IIba Ser gtlapsRbattsr. StebeuiDn gu.
befrsien. SIS liegt beute IN glrer 9fabt.
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settus 'gsarser sefaldee'tS but, nm bic.
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gGir bofen, bab Dies nidt eeldiebt; mir
boFeu, bus .4aibbjae i@on beute fdbi9
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SeeelFon siinftis, auf ibm Iqtet. Sir
boffen, bab sfaibbiAe iid bic Semiitbis
suns sripuren miro, nod LANCER, fpenit
au6ni6t "de jure" 10 BOD de facto"
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Iiden8riioern betra6tet ga perbeu. 98ir
boffen, Oab Die @abteH beute nit sinem
S9lase Der Serri9aft Der SebeIliOn
unO Der Siniternib elm Gnoe MAIDEN
tueroen.
gBir bpfen 6as, fagen mir; - ptrO
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beuen Die 8erpaItans bieier Stabt fur
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men-eann bdbeH mir tueniaitens suteu
Srof unO seredte 8efrieOisuns in Del
Setpibbeit, Dap Elm Sabr teine gpigfeit,
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tisen @inftub Der freiiinniesu &i6tuns
6es Rorbens aud bic Iebte Spur Der
StIabenbalter< 9teuoIution berl9tpinoen
muB.
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me gu f9ern, bic MIR aufSutreiben il
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ben; mir uoIlen Hno mir ntilIen Maes
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f0nnen, aud infer S6erfein beis
setrasen gu baben sur Grrtnghng bea
srOBen 8ieIes: D6reibeit, Sleidbeit
uno BriiOerIidfeit," tueIdes 3ieI fabs
bar, gang in Der slabe Dor uns Iiest-
ueldes uns fiber 1T, tuenn mir MUIR ses
raOen EGGS barauf iositeuern unO uns
nidt beirren lafen burd beudleriid'
unb FnnberipirrenOe 3urufe, Die uns aui
ben SeitenlDinteIn Der tOnen.
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8riu5ipieH fir bic ieoeI
freie Ranu beute feini
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2eriy'S mebtefme.
Dr.. % Sc,
SUPERINTENDENT.

Gin Serr, bet SobreIans i4on an rerp6ien gdfo6<
den, friibsetissn geriaHt fepie inter 6olgen FeiEi
der SusetSfanoe iitt mil sa 8eiten Der teib eneen
Wenf9beit On ane tdISges aiberbarpt bebirfen, Re-
eept trnS 9tnueiiuns, elm einfa9es SeilmitteI,
ueId6es ion ieIbIt currte, rel iberIenben. &rdnfe
ooer 9eibeifbg peIe bic ppn Jim 9emladte Grabrung
beditfprnGen fbeh ft5pen fib NIT beat gs6Bten
ertrauen wenben an Spbn .. Cseen,
12f 3m ND Sr. 42 Gebaritr, Stem 9Ort Gitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-29
"Yrrb Silnes"
4fdaliik unb ipsasatIlAl.

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~ tbsg6es in glaibpigle beraasz
aeasten uisb. SOD aes biEE sEi9etaen6en BIdttern
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inn @sfben ibspbbI ais da6 im sfssn nnb gef8afts=
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las tdsIi6e sIatt enitdIt Sss lesten u,t6 uOufan<
bisten teIesrapbif9en geribte pOii poItii4et, nnS
eommercieuem nnb aleemeinen Renisteiten. Die
.aoEaFmsuistssten her StaSf uaa nwgsbuug psraen
aMsfbrIi beridbfet unb in ieber 9indbt nHtmt Sie=
iissS Iattesasfla J sd ar.sr pen siefsep 3sihIpe
gen elm.
Die Grei9hift les 16IHnEnben- sJdbres ruerben BON
Snter e 1ein. lleberaa 1T bas 2dnb in &ufregans,
nnb btpuen anraeus fsesbsn bic gtstisfen aebens<
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tbeiSger bet Seenun 4rinsipien uuferes sessnparf
tisen Sonsrefies iein.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-29

aIYrifibent So b'nito n bat 8efe6l ge.
se6en, oaB ell efS olbater, tueI9e
Die Rittsburs< Ganbentiou beinden. abb
gsfebt iuerben fnaeil, ipenn fife i'm
8eTbe bon Bunsesantern iitA 9befinSer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-22
DIR. II. J. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEnICINRs

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
SFFICE, I'D Str CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA
DK%IkEilIH a 10 G.. SECURED THE SER
will attend to the preparti0n of n' S5p
SSiIH III PutthG up prescriptions, &c, will ena-
penn PIE nun TO give more attention to out pa
LlenLS, especially TO his many. friends in f6a
country. His medicines are ali prenar +e II iS
t ms own office, and all delivered to his pa-
IentS by himself. DR.. K. treats ali diSeo Ser
both Acute and Chronic with which hnnooTr'
NY Is atf1icted. He has a large number SS neyv
E ESileGieS, which have proved remarkably
chronic diseases which heretofore have nan
supposed TO be tnCurRble. among which may
6orIS te,;, ,SS ~, Scrofula. Dis
CancerS and Skin Diseases His ISO"In ~
IBTeating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints
ana Air Passages. HypertrOphv and ali of11
er diseases of the Heart NeuTalpia ESIIaSDSI.1
S So Ainec9onS, and all diseases of the Ser-
N VOWS system is acknowledged by all who have
tested 1t to be the most certain and SI1TcssSF,9
ever KNOWN to the medical profession mr. Y
ment OF NIL diseases peculiar To Trons,, 's;
MenStrul Distractions Psinftll NenSfTIIS,,S 61,
RReHICLTnea; Uterine and OvariOn TumOrS'
which they are Subiect, -4t'9 "
III De He, makes specially in the treatment of
~ az Sntonic affections Of the GenitO Urinary
1HIndCaa6te Bladder, and NOn-retention and
G GElSoiiinE OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Pnllluc Diseases in all their Varied fSrTTTu
SnO9nrrhea, its complications and seouelIss
t;P elllatoIThea and 1mpotency, and all affecI
a. R;L attention paid to the treatment
SSrtic:n HaTiSoSe Ulcers SC Persons atiicted
S SISS9 LGSe no time to call on or address DIR
! hlSNER Communications containing fee
medlcine cash. For visits in CITY same 90
other Physicians Office hOuTS Q z n y, 10 10
Mo j:II +. NJ to4 P. NJ, and 6 P. NJ. to 9P II.
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DOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
returned from every quarter by the con-
SumerS OF the half million bottles that have
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Read the following, which is only speci-
men OF the many letters we are daily receIv-
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We were much alarmed but decided to try
IlS Llte Drops before calling n physician. By
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anu are the best medicine he ever used, A
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olCeFhleu sore Throat, used some OF his, and
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iberia. He Is constrained TO acknowledge
thot they are valuable.
truly yours, A. b, ELDER"
The Life Drops are carefully prepared By
ORRIN SKINNER 4 CO.,
~, sole ProprietorS, springfield, Mass,
anu sold BY all Druggists.
nOv9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-22

MEETISG OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
yIsOEs-!SseOHd DGy.--The Board met
pursuant to adjournment at 10 A. 81.
Present, MessrS. W. +. Wilson, Pres
iient, Wallace, Handlan, Salisbury
Simpson, Jacob, Hamilton, Good and
Alexandria,.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and adopted.
The bills Of Berger and Inderreidan,
and J. W. Mccoy, the same being bills
tor taxes enormously assessed, were or
dered to be corrected.
The petition of Right Rev. Bishop
"bslan, praying that the property oi
Mount de Chantal be released from tax.
HtiOn, was on motion referred for report
TO a special committee. The following
gsntismen were appointed the commit.
tee: Ass-rs- Salisbury, Wallace and
Hamilton.
The bill Of Dillon, Thompson 81 Co.
for work done on hydrant in Court
House yard, was ordered 70 be paid.
The bill Of William ScTOg2ins, police
man, for services rendered ia summon
ing jury Of inquest and witnesses, was
ordered To he paid.
a letter of ThoH. +. Adams, attorney
for Solomon Eeeie, who enlisted in q
West Va. Regiment, inquiring what
bounty and ernOluDeDts are due him,
was referred 10 the Clerk Of the Board
with Instructions TO answer the letter
giving information.
The application Of Jos. McGilI to be
refunded bounty money, WAS referred
To Committee on Finance and Accounts
for report.
In accordance with an act relating n
juTies, passed by the Legislature No
vember 5th, 1863, the Board prepared Il
list OF Jurors to serve in the Circuit
Courton all cases 9 cspt those OF feion y
for the ensuing year.
The Board then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-22

ACCIDENTS on ICE.-The ice on tho
pavementS and streets is the innocent
cause OF frequent casuaItics to peCIcs-
TRANS, biPed and quadruped. Some of
these are Imaginable and some not. To
the former category belong the accident
that happened to a lady, Thursday af-
ternoOn, as she WAS crossing Fourth
street, and the one that happened to n
Gry-gOods clerk, yesterday We are
not positive about the gentleman. We
call a dry-goods clerk, being drv-
goods clerk, but, Judging from his dap
per appearance and che agility with
which he Tegained the upright position.
We are disposed to think him one, To
the latter category belongs the accident
which befell a middle aged gentleman
at the Market House, yesterday after
noon. This gentleman, who has our
most heartfelt sympathies, had evident
" been trying to keep the cold away.
but, in acquiring ability to resist the
cold, had unfortunately lost in "A CORES
Ponding degree the ability to maintain
a perfect equilibrium. The conse-
quence was that when he stepped on n
slippery ice surfnce, away went his
heels in the air, and down came the
posterior portion OF his body to the ico
more forcibly than 1t had ever an
preached a chair. The gentleman was
hurt and no mistake. His friends.
however, helped him up and cared for
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-22

PRESENTATION OF GIF-r>.-Quile a
pleasant; affair came of a. the Fulton
School House, yeste rdAy afternoon,
I: was the presentation. blythe scholars.
OF Bible aud Album 70 the teachers.
Tie Bible WAS presented 70 the Priucl-
oa-. and the Album TO one o! ;bs lad :
teachers Mr.. Williams. $ul-riureud-
eu5 OF schools, was present by invita-
ton, and delivered the presentation ad-
dress The Principal OF the school re-
sPoutsd IN a happy manner. The
whole ahair was productive OF much
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AEETTSS OF TIE BOARD OP FDUCA-
TIOS.-Au adjourned meeting OF the
Board 81 EiucatiOn was held on Thurs
day evening. NJ the City Buildings.
The special business for the evening
was the consideration Of the school law,
but before il was taken up, tine follow
Ing business was transacted:
The bond OF Israel UpdegTau, Treasu-
reT Of the School Fund, was received.
Some discussion arose upon some mi
nor points ofthe. bond, and it was final
u accepted on the condition that GER
tain alterations should be made therein.
4 bill! from Daniel Peck Esq, for
fees q ue him for services rendered in
the matter % cDndemning certain
grounds TOR school purposes, WAS re-
cEived, and ordered TO be paid.
J. NJ BIcks! brought before the house
the subject Of tolls, for the passage OF
children to the public school on the Is
land.
Mr.. Mcclellan said that the Bridge
Company Committee on Tolls had
agreed 10 allow the children to pass
over the bridge for the sum Of nifty dol
lars per year.
on motion Of NJ. CIohau, the propo-
sal was accepted.
The consideration of the new school
law was then taken up, and. after va
nous notifications and alterations,
several sections we're adopted.
There being no other business, the
Board then adjourned until; Thursday
evening next
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The name and value of each article Of ON,
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Greenwood Cemetery.

SlTUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD.
~ smiles east of the city, is now ready for
interTicnts, Sllc, and Improvement Of lots,
II contains - acrTsS OF land, and IL laid OUT
III the most modern and improved style
can II" easily reached at all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
iourths OF the year by the 1IempfIeId Rail
Road. II Is perfectly secure, and Intended to
be btautIncd by every variety Of trees shrub
berry. public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to mal1C-it equal to the best
rural cemeteries in tho country.
Ample provision il also made for It's en-
Iargement order and care In perpctuIty.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Supertnteu-
dent, who has plat or secure them by call
ing ht the Office of the Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interIncntA will
for. 81.
Tickets Of Submission to Lotholders and
visitors will 6e issued by the Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECToRs.-A. ]. Sweeney
President: Il. e. BonhHm. Secretary; j. s.,
RhodeS, John q. Muth, Geo. Mcndel, Jos
Bell, Jno. a Armstrong, Geo. Adams, X. q.
1oLuAn. r. a. hlidTeth, auSl-lyd
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How 10 HEAT YOUR uoUsES-BHN-
NEyC 4 MARSu'S HOr AIR FURNACES. -
The problem OF how W heat houses
properly has boon difficult OF solution
TO the human race. Various methods
have tNtSeu proposed and OTioptGd, hut
mono have fnllv met the repmi rcmCIits.
Without sISeciLyiug the plans in genCr-
al use, ami rrcRp,lulNttmS their faults,
we may say that open fro places,
stoves, apparatus fNv heating 10y steam,
&c, all yield To the Hot Air Furnace.
But now occurs the question,
what Hot Air Furnace is the best? In
answer to this, we state that McSsrS.
Bennett Is Marsh, OF Cincinnati, have
produced - furnace which, IL not abso-
mtclN without objection, comes nearer
/ perfection than any other before tho
7 public.
The furnace is SGT III double casing,
the outside of galvanized iron, the in
side OF black iron. Gold air is admitted
between the castings where it is heated.
/ tthcn passes through largo pipes to
the Gratiugs, and is dittuSed throughout
/ tho building. These pipes ale so CON
StructEd AS to render II impossible for
/ them 10 choke up with SCOT or ashes
/ which, when bttumiuouS coal is used, is
a difficulty OF bitter complaint. The
| castings are made for iIEru6IlItu not an
/ ounce ot iron being spared i'll the con
>lruNuNn OF the furnace, when II could
l possibly be OF use. The fire chamber
is made broad and not too deep, with a
view 10 perfect combustion, and tho
I greatest diffusion of heat. The Joints
/ are 50 put together as 10 insure safety
! from cracking through expansion or
contraction. And there is no confusion
rs ulIIuS IrVn the use Of u multiplicity
OF damperS and patent regulators, as
/ the slides i'll the doors are amply Sutli-
| Gent - regulate the drauGht.
Within the limits OF u local notice it
7 j. impossible 10 ruumernte the adj
/ VauiacNS possessed by this furnace, and
We VIII say, in one word, that health,
/ economy, durability and convenience.
aEv the results obtained by its use.
! The senior member OF the firm, Of
f0JiuE this furnace IL the public, is IN
the city. and has already fitted the
I private residence Of Geo. X. EaN Ior. Esq,
/ with furnace, which gives the most
complete satisfaction. Mcudcl's new
building has also been supplied. The
new building OF J. :. Rhodes * Co., i
~ have Our of the furnaces, also the
Fourth street NJ. +. Church.
Mr.. Bennett can be found AT the store
room OF George X. Taylor & Co., uuIu
Monday. the "tth inst. 49,
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Public Sale.

7 Will OFFER At PUBLIC SALE ON
l the Dist day Of December, 1866, Six
Lots continuing near two acres each. Also,
Five Town Lots ind One House hhd Lot
House contatIlS seven ROOMS and kitchen; all
ouibutldlngS very convenient, all In the
town or Bridgeport Ohio. % ~
Ais, House AMI, lot IN Kirkwood, CON
tanning rooms and basement.
Terms OF payment will be made known on
ton OF the property. Any Information can
be had prior tO the sale 6y calling ut VIM.
stewards Lumber Yard ONCE, or dwelling
in bridgeport, ohio.
dcl7UU -. 81 WNI STEW ART
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-ECuTT CoUKr.-The Court met YES
;erCisy at = o'clock \. NJ. Judge Cald-
well presiding.
The case OF Charles Haymakcr was
called, and the better portion OF the day
spent IN getting jury and the wiz
nt~>>ssS. The case was continued until
tAls morning At . O'Clock.
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NV BOOK SToKE.-We paid n visit
yesterday 20 The new book store OF Sic
v-uson & Co. No. -. second door bel Ow
the northeast corner %: MON and Main
streets. These gentlemen have not vet
succeeded in getting their whole stock
on the shelves and tables, but are rer,: =
FOR business Their display Of holiday
and Juvenile boss. albums. writing
desks. work boxes. chess men, &c. j.
very i'm posing. and challenges couparl-
son with any similar one II the city.
The mem b-rs OF the aEm are al. IN at
tendance, and will take pleasure i'll
giving their personal attention TO the
wants Of customers.