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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-02

No Po11oE CouRr.-There was no POI
lice courtyesterday. Sometimes we wish
that some evil doer would daily sacri-
flee himself ON the police altar, in order
that we might be afforded an item, but
when we reflect, Gas in the present in
stancel we make almost as much of an
fem When they don't have cases as
whenthey do, we are content TO let peo-
pie continue to be good.
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FOrn Sale

or SHARES OF STOCK m THEBEN.
70 wood Nall NH, one Of the very desirable
stocks about the city. f..
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IdpF: Sals.as
Commissioners Sale

COMMISSIONER 3 Od10
mr. the valuable Heal Estate, situate
In the City OF wheeling and Ohio
inc Estate OF AiexanderH Had
J-yIf5 TF rFTdeIl, deed Ts5EIiI u VI
IN CHANCERY M THE CfRCUTTCoURT
for Ohio County, West Virginia
Edwin varney and wife ct ais,
s7rFTJ Richard MADDEN, ct al. FEfi4g
putrtsu,atnt To- q ascsee of the above NAMED
court, rendered in the above entitled cause,
nroceed 10 sell at public auction 10 the highest
and best bidder, ut the front door OF the
Court Hsgss q Sals 81 se aSal
a. M. the following described real estate,
situate IN the city hselips and ss5at one 10
county, w. Va, belonging 10 the estaIs VI
Alexander Hadden, decd, viz:
All OF lots numbered 4 and s, in square 10.
s, situated on the south west corner OF pam
snH sSI s5sess hnd ts bfase.
cepting that portion OF lot No. 8, occupied by
the house gp9p I w. o.
ed and divided into four parcels. Two parcels
fronting upon Main street, the one eommenc-
ing at Wheeling creek and running Ninety ts.!S
afge brick buildings; and a frame shop. the
other edjoinS said naseei, Hont4g 6 on hss
are also two brick buildings hotho of said par
GELS extend westward1y about 100 feet to a 10
feet private alley. a.f fl5,t. 60,
street the one about 81 feet, and extends
South to Wheeling creek, about 10 feetl up
ON 9hsss f y 9s on sS sTeet
about twenty-three C23) feet, and extenus
soutbvanlly about thirty-seven SD feet, up
on which IS a two story brick butlding.s-.i-
A private alley, 10 feet wide, running from
north to south, and which divides sand par
GELS VIII be decided to the purchasers ioL sag ll
Possession given on the INST day OF April,
1896. ,,,,
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For Sale-Terms Reasonable.

TINE PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
of Fifth street, between Zane and Gay,
known as the homestead of the late Mr.. John
Gilchrfst. The lot OF ground is s. feet square,
upon which is erected two substantial Two
story brick dwellings tnsvery good repair,
with splendid cellar under the entire build;
ing This property is conveniently located
and quite near. to the Post ott1ee and the
principal churches.
at hubble auction at the front door Of the
Court House, on Saturday, February Srd, at
10 o'clock a. IN. THOS. OBRlEN.
b. RATCL1FF, Real Estate agent:
AGENT for Heirs, ,jan2B-td
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Cheap Lands.

FOR SALE 10000 ACRES OF
| Land Scrip at So cents per acne, Pariles
desiring cheap farms intne Vet cSn, o4Iain
3 p. Riidreth, Esq, at National Savings
baa nHs;ts GdiIss j. n. ATKINSON.
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.RnrnsNrws.lThe river was failing

RIVER NEws.@The river was falling
yesterday, with about seven feet in the
channel. "a I'D, .'i - fc.stsa.I f,5s1 -
: The Ezprss, len for Parkorsburg al
IL am. fHI eis 10
The daily packets made their usual
trips. ss.f Eltt5a5 ~ .asn aal,o.
L The Phi. Sheridan arrived from Gin
eiunatf about IL p. M, having made a
splendid run. All on board expressed
themselves as highly pleased with their
trip, and are warm In their commenda-
tons OF, the gallant boat and her noble
crew. She leaves tomorrow for Gin
cinnati at p.m M. .tis t..t.
In our paper to-day will be found an
account of the explosion Of the Nus
souri,. Several of her crew were from
this city. Her captain-Hnrd--was
fayorabiy and well known here, he
having large circle of friends, Who
will deeply regret his misfortune "a
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". -. .
1t IS now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were hrst discovered by, DR.
DUPoEco, or Paris, during which time they
in most OF the public Institutions, as well rs
In private practice. OF both hemisphere, with
only at the d urgent request . of the thou
sands OF Ladies' who have used them, that he
is induced TO make the Pills public for the all
laritIes whatever, as well as to prevent an In
crease OF fanIy where health win not permit
ONE PILL rs a DOSE. & a.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
fnonition, the Proprietor assumes no RESPONSE
bility, although mildness would prevent
are recommended asa 4-ge.Iss7-f s4-ess
MOST RSvALUABLE REMEDY Il
for all those affiicting complaints so peculiar
70 the seq, viz; Dtatrest'y.0 and f11t'lt'l MeIl-
Pressing Dotc7l H1fllS, Rush Or Blood tosths
Head. Dts<fEess, DiHTleSs 81 SIGH, Green SICK
Pdlpl;ation Of he HeaTt, and au the various
distressing comp plants, particularly that most
annoying, eakening, and the beginning OF
all other female weaknesses, ss-'rlG ,fdF
The or whites. diss
At the same time, there Is nothing I'm these
pills that can do injury TO life or health. Let
he dTeetiola be ttrtstty Joilotped and you win
go N4AA1 A1O<AN - SUI 4LAA44A -
sc, 900 Boxes have beer SoId within
mi !. : Two Years.
4 Ten thousand rRezes as,Rt ~ eLfftGS both by
myself and Agents, TO an Ts.ftA3 81 The world,
to which answers have Dean TetuFEied, IN
which ladies say, othingI like the above fllS
have been known since THE SCIENCE or
MEDICINE DAwlSED UPON THE WORLD,
In Removing Distractions & ReStor.
ing Nature TO it's Proper ChaHneI. :
QUILTING THE EERYEs and bringing back me
-Rosy color Of Health" TO the cheek or the
most delicate. VIZ
Price 81 perBOx. I'D SIX Roxes 80.
Sold by 1iCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale
Druggists, IS Main street, Wheeling . C3eneral
Wholesale Agents for West Va, owhom ali
orders mnst Be addresseti. Sold at Retail, by
REED, KRAFT eco.
Sold in st. uairSViIIa, Ohio! by - ssET
n .(leit W. T. & ]. J.PfCRERINe5. T ]
Ladies', by sending SIOO TO either ar ifha
above agents to the Wheeling Pest Once an
have the pills sent lcon1dentially,l by Nal,
SFs%S s. d. HOWE.
oc2s-lyd a-i Sole Proprietor, New YORK. h
Ii5llasl lllli
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Government q Sale.
Large Sale Of Fine Surgical lnstru-

GOV6fu1lSlG A0oe10s
Large Sale Of Fine Surgical lnstru-
ments. Ll.lg.
WILL BEsoLD AT--AuCTIoN.A1TeT TIE he
sa ah S SSAsaVfIIE, Tenn, on Taesdsy,
Feb. IS, 1866,
g EIseeting and Trephining Cases
Z $ Post norton cpses, large; TOR
900 Pocket Cases, two foldSN
go do do three folds;
$50 Stomach Pumps, part hute-keJ NalVei
$50 Teeth Extract Instrumentsi
800 DavidsOn's Self-Injecting syringes;
~ S cGppIne &iSsses md Tins;
500 TruSses, single and double;
5,6 6SS T TS6sSiauets all patterns !ht{
Zoo Hard Rubber syrInges, assorted EizeS;
so Sets Spllnts, all sizes
sstRSsSG2gs st. TGHSsis RsRfcS
laRf b6ftiSS u he i6fegoiSg articles are sc
balance is entirely new. The general operat-
ing cases contain instruments for. amputa-
lions, exsectons, minor operations, and sets
of Catheters and Sopnds. ~ Nm .-f -1.I
,siin ATsA8iE PLACE, ..,5'
ON wednesday, Feb. II, VIII be sold. a
New Blank Books. Stationery Wrap
ping Paper, and 3,UUU Standard
az Medical Books, i ~. =
Consisting in part of
-uI4O copies GrayFs Anatomy; ~ slt
so do DunglEson's Medical Dictionary;
go do Practice Medicine, Woods, Ben
nets, Watson'S. &c;
so copies Dalton's Physiology;
so do Virchow's Pathology;
100 do Snrgety-Gross' . Erichsen, Fer
400 copies q .. i. plsPensaory;
10 Tn fieFirt1 Hence.
so do Parrish's Pharmacy
40 do Therapeutics. Wood, and Sttlle;
800 do MinorSurgery;
675 do Surgical Anatomy;
20 do Chemistry, Fownes: a 10
20 do WebSter's Dictionary, &c, &c.i
ESQ Blank Books, quires Cap, u boundi
loco do do small "a to;l l'lt
$40 do do fine, whole bound;
500 Reams Writing Paper cap, letter and
.Lfnote,A .LAtl IL ~ -Ll -
70 Reams Wrapping Paper, assortedi
1000 Inkstands, various patterns
10000 Envelopes: assorted;
300 Blank Books, miscellaneous
800 Portfolios;
Pencils, Pens, Ink, &c, &c
Some OF the Medical Books are second -hand
and winlhe Sold separately The Books, and
Instruments can be inspected the day before
'I Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel u. s. Vols,
ian24-l5t Medical Purveyor U. s. A.
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Sheriff. Sale of Iron Squeezlier.

iTOHN HAMILTON, AND, ALEXANDER
81 Rogers, late partners under the firm name
OF Hamilton & Rogers, who sue for the use of
Alexander Rogers, Us. Eliphalet Q. Dewey.
tbs @ Attachment in Asnmpsit.
BY virtue of an order Of sale made in the
above entitled cause by the late County Court
for Ohio County on the 18th day of December,
1860, and also by O subsequent order Of the
Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Virginia.
made on the 9th day OF October, 1865, shall
proceed to sell ut public sale. at the Foun-
dry OF John Hamilton & Co., in the 9Th Ward
OF the city Of Wheeling, on Monday, the
5th day of FebruRrys 1855, at 10 o'clock,
lowing Described properly, to witt !Ff = =
0neShnft; one Bed Piece; one Pinionj one
Bowel Wheels one Ring; one Manhead; four
Manhead Legs; Brasses Ion Squee7er; one Gross
Piece; one, SQueezer CASTING. two Squeezer
Plates, and three pieces for sSTsezeTE, said to
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
-g Vl4Cye1JT 70 Sheriff Ohio county
wheelfnR! Jan. s. lS66-60d1 hiI.I 3s=3E ~
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lh1ulhPIOh
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who have injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, habit fre-
aTently lea%s5 rom eSi eompanIiGSntSS or "a A.
even when asleep, and if not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that a young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling This parents, shou1
be matched fron all prospects and enjoy
ting nom the path of nature and INDUCING
in a certain secret habit Such persons, MUST
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TrrIgtee's Sale.

Trustees Sale.
DY VIRTUE or TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
IL made by Samuel Humer and wife dated
respectively rs follows: The first on the 18th
day Of July, 1884, which deed Is on .Teeofd in
the Recorders office in Deed Book 4s, folio l2l;
deed Is of record in Deed Book IS, folio ISL, l
win offer at Public Sale, at the fFont door of
the Court House, on. SATuRDASi the 18Th 4tih
lowing described property, lying in the town
or I,1gfange, in the County Of Ohio, and
deSignated In the plat of said town as lot
number three, in square number six, with the
buildings and improvements thereunto be-
i0nElns,i teitn' Se'en A. G. ROBINSON;
I innlS-td' Z. i 80 Trustee.
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Stephen Waterhouse and others.
In Chancery.
Pursuant to a decree rendered by the Cir
cult Court for Ohio County, West Virginia, on
the 18th day OF December 1885, in tile above
entitled cause, shall proceed to sell TO the
highest and best bidder, at. the front door Of
the Court House, OF Ohio County, on Mon.
day, the goth day of February, 1866,
y LOT Numbered five 6 in square numbered
twenty-fourC ga, in the Town OF South w heel'
TKRMs OF SALE.-One third 60 of the ipur-
chase money In hand, and the residue in two
equal inSallments ut six and twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and security for
The deferred payments, with Interest from the
day Of sale; or the purchaser may p9yt the
greater amount than one third.
go a re- JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
ell. So. - Sheriff of Ohio County.
Wheeling Jan. 25 lS68-30td Co.,
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STYLE OF WEARING THE HAIR-Wa-
terfalls, Notwithstanding the repeated
assertions that they were ''going out,
have not yet been discarded. The huge
plain bundle of the summer is nolong-
or worn. The waterfalls OF this winter
nre smaller and of more graceful form.
Some arc made wholly OF plaits or
rolls.
A tasteful mode OF arranging the
hair, now to some extent adopted, by
placing over a small plain waterfall n
fall OF curIs surmounted by roll the
front hair being dressed in curls, or
turned back in single roll. Some
times the front hair is all turned back,
and Is surmounted by a heavy braid
This Inst style Is not well adapted TO
any but delicate and regular features.
The short Aspnsia cnrlS, frtZzes ana
braids for the forehead, are just now
fashionable. High rolls cannot be con-
Yeniently used, yet they are TO be seen
occasionally; some persons being slow,
in defiance of fashion, TO abandon
style to which they have become ac-
customed.
The thick coll ofthe Empire" period
Is much admired by many, and to most
fall, The coils ordinarily offered for
sale by the hair dressers are usually
made or short hair, to be fastened over a
roll. and this when coiled is attached
10 lace, which can be fixed upon the
head. This coil cannot easily be done
over, bdt requires the hand OF the hnir
dresser. But by far the handsomest
coil is made from natural hniri and III
that is insufficient, switch of false
hair can be twisted in with 10.
There is n novelty in the form of hair
feathers. They are made OF short hair
fastened TO wire, of the shape of an
ostrich feather, and slightly curled or
frizzed. What its popularity will be
cannot now be judged of, but when
tastefully arranged IL may become
very becoming ornament. eU
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a!edttall. , .5s' 81 s + 56 5B
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONco's0
Golden Periio1dica l Pills,
FOR FEMALES. 81, .

in Correcting Irregularities, RemoV-
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns,
nom Whatever Cause, and -
SUCCESSFUL AS APREyENTrvE.
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PROPERTY IN SOUTH WHEELING
naT1- cjGT y f,t'''il -

FhUFEhI18IN W1lE l-ll4lLllT "
,r,..tee4 ORzSALE. = i Z
A s TRUSTEE NAMED IN A DEED OF
2 N trust, nom George E. Caldwell and Kate
IL. Caldwell, his Wife, dated the 18th day of
March, 1859, and f5reeord In the iRecorderis
Office ofOhio county, In deed book IS, folio
$50, will offer at public sale, on
Saturday, February, 8, 1885, Il
At 10 O'Clock a. M, at the 'front.' door of the
Court HoFlse of Ohio county, two town lots,
numbered thirty-fiv (S5l and thirty six $3.50,
on Denny street. in South Wheeling (formeT
" known rs Ritchietown.) Title believed
unquestionable, but, selling as trustees, shall
convey only such title as Is vested in me by
Terms-One-third OF purchase money cash,
one-third In six months, and ONE third in one
year. deferred payments bearing interest and
secured by deed Of trust on the, property, or
all cash, al purchasers option. IL - =
A. b. CALDWELLs s,ot
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DR.. JOHNsTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate from one OF the most emil
nent COLLEGES In the United States, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent In
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known;
ears when asleep, great Nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, haShfnlness, with
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
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Dwelling House for Sale.
n OFFER fFoR SALE N.Y. DwEBIiNG
House, erected on Lot No. 50 Main street,
Centre Wheeling Price 1900, upon agree
/ 3anI2tf rs {, BEVERLY N. EoFF. !.
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ZHEoNLYPLAcEWREREAc URFr1.
BE OBTAINED.

RaVyi VIZ Sh hs sTeSsfnI AMI Ne victims Of
hahffWhich annually sweeps to an untimeiy
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the mos
exalted talents qnd brlniant intellect, who
Senates with the thunderS Of eloQuence az
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali
With mil confidence.
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uu6 nirb febr 'boIS ein am arr gdifffabrt
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gen bettYgen yteeergufle nerceH Ieoei1tr
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re- l1Hfere ErcuuSe in 6euuontolvir
parben uns naenoli4 perbipbeu,, ipenn
iiei INTERN r l'rlnl Srager behli1f@ ipd@
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Sus Der nad5foIsenSen GorrsfpenOens wiro es nd
srweiJem, Sos Serr o. 8. SeOSd has Gsin9 DsIer
Sarsets ais eanSsSut fir has gapOrssamt a''tsatre'
ten, ansenommen, bat, -aeE SEQUEL 1T Elm alter
aars.r us USSbegaat MT ben asefeh asnfertt eS'
fAaFtsIente. 9urd -Fstae Gaersie une Gtter gu
Gei4atten il er elmer uyiereF srpben sanSs nnO
aanseiaeitthinler seIDesSen, sigefes ans
feresye init BEN Der StaOt Sahur or SECS
pei mar tnssr fO Elm atsseS Be. seiseg sran eseH
S.s Gitp Councils unS 1T SemsefAds pSnfi6nbis usr
trout nit Der gei&dftsrOpttue Cooperation sOute
or. seODsI erDsbEt perben 70 whrbs eF Obne 3wsfsl
etnen ta5tietn Beahaten ma9en. -
) = RafbpiIIs, %. slug. 1850, Z
8. sc co ell, Csc.
E-R ofsj geebxter Serr! usE .i'IifEN
yair bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pom RaibDiIs' per-
troue,ie IN SIRE SdbtsfsiseR une sIaabenhs ses s''
Der uiinsba,sGts searn fur sic tOsaIen silrser sfr
gtaSt inS, nm Sas aut zines geupDrs ~ fuaen, err
,u.n sic bierui, ersebeni, oIs GanOiodt fir Wapo'
in Der Iita&fsa gBab4 Gssfyntrsten = Q 2
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sSI'elifIial NpliI!ilselIIl!:::...

fSerr Sofep4 O'tebt 1T itiner
Stennna ais agent Der gtaats3 ett4nGsi
eGtbOben; (jUSL e.. e.
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bee StbOm frdbcv hetaame aneetkehf
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mnesnssin bebanerteib Bat no. em y
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: ben nab Aem Wnklifunl i'm elleess
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ea gBir fli6m &aaben CrSentIi&tr
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fen Sic 3eitans timber SIttapsu. S9iil :
D8fMdy B0irD 6ur@nns nld5t beeintrdG<
tieen, 6a bic 9elAdftidnng finr u ben
friibeM Mor9emffmuDeDl Danett. -
MeIOun8en IN ber Office ODER bel 6errn
50. u. Bolt.
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MIbert BOrmfteim,
,gs6r1ebrer in Der
NIeeals npb Juftrumental'
:. j. Mulif.
sIlInenbE9 finhrn

Gin eerr, Der SabreIans fdbOn an nerpSIen S6pas.
den, frab,sitiesu gsrtqa iosuie inter 5oIsen Feis
DER JasehSfif6sn lit, min gum 9efen Der IeiSenhen
wsef9kst an aae, IueI9e Is bsrHanpf bsbiiren, gez
eept nps Apmsitns, Elm einia9es 0eilmstteI,
peides ibn iebIs earirtes fEsi iberisHbsn. Rrante
Ober asibsnbe, weIds bic Don tim sema9te erfabrnns
bsaHlprlAen wHnf9e, itB9en iicb NIT BEN etSsten
srttaneii penoeh an Scbn q. Canen,
n 3m md Nr. AZ Ge6arftr., Rew BORT Gitp.
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