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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

GE.TTTsECEs.- The painting Of the
battle Of Gettysburg, by the artist Roth
ermel, 70 be placed in the Capitol Of
Pennsylvania, IS not 10 be less than
thirty feet long and hneen feet high.
II Is to embrace landscape view. with
Z battle sc=ne in large figures. emboiy-
ing some great epoch in the terrible
asht which il Is to represent. In point
OF accuracy u must Dc historically tue.
and mus: 5e finished three years from
this date. In connection with it Is TO
b. painted a border three feet wide. eS-
tending around the principal painting.
and 70 contain the great conflicts of the
battle and interesting episodes. The
design for the principal painting Is to
Dc executed in a study six feet long BY
i've feet wide, and : 10 b. finished in a
year The principal painting will be
the grand rebel charge on Hancock's
corps. July Cd. the subsequent defeat,
lie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

Al the last meeting OF the Aeronauti-
cal Society Of Great Britain. the Duke
Of Argyll expressed the opinion that
''if we ever obtain the power Of travel
ing through the air, il will not be by
the f!gh: Of individual men, but by the
production Of machines capable Of con-
tanning a number OF men. moved and
sustained as the birds move and sus-
tain themselves In this opinion he
i supported by several European and
American balOonists. Mr.. Weuham,
an English aerouaut, contends that an
attentive study Of the modes Of living
adopted by different birds must form
the basis Of sound aerOnsUticaI science,
and q variety OF recent experiments in
c!caie that gas IS not TO be the lifting
power OF the balloon in the future"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

\ VENERABLE willow lady in Macon.
Mississippi, II the course Of q rea-par;y
CONDENSATION, uttered some insinua-
lions against the character Of q young
lady. an orphan, residing IN the same
city, The Young lady was PlGcky, and
unwilling TO have her reputation, her
only possession, taken from her in that
way: and the Old lady was indicted for
SANDER The bruzd-s: latitude was
given TO the examination Of witnesses
and every incident in the life of the
complainant! was made the sutTec: OF
inquiry such = case naturally c-ea ted
much excitement IN the neigh bOrhOoi.
SOt a stain could be fastened upon :hs
young lady's character. and the jurv
brought IN verdict OF guilty, I'VE
mem tiers uniting in q recommendation
OF mercy on account OF the age and in
FIRMLY Of the defendant The court.
IN al impressive manner, sentenced the
<lander-r TO be fined five hundred dol
lars and imprisoned SIX months. On
bearing this, the young lady who was
the subject OF the SANDER burst into
tears and Iulpl0r=i the court TO remit
the sentence, declaring that her only
object Was the yiud!catiOn of her char
acteE. and that she had no TIndiCtIye
feelings Her plea for mercy was sue
c=>s!ul, and the fine and i'm yrisOnInert
were RENTED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

TIE NEW ESGLASD SHOE FACTu-
RIEs.-The Boston TrGrsLler says the
shoe factories in that vicinity are most
OF them running t'usily, and workmen
generally have quite as much 10 do as
they desire al this season. The sales
are not large, bu, il Is expected that
there Will be marked Improvement in
d few weeks, when the new Internal
Revenue law goes into operation, and
there Is reduction in prices on &C
count OF the red Uct!on Of the manuE.c-
ture-s' tax from five 70 two Per cent.
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~ another column Will Be found the
ANNOUNCEMENT OF the demise Of Mrs.
CAROLINE MoEgAS, wife o: JOHN NOR
Gan. Esq. teller IN the Merchants
National Bank This sad event oc-
CURED a. the McLure House on Satur-
day morning. and cas-: a feeling Of
gloom over the minds Of the Older in
habitauts Of our city, especially. Mrs.
AorEan's residence here dates back
some forty years; and during that
period she had. by her kindness Of
heart, gen:L=ne-= OF disposition, and
sweet, christian spirit, endea--d herself
10 almost our entire population. Her
remains were followed to Greenwood
Cemetery yesterday by & large con
course OF relatives and friends.
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A WISE ESACTXEST.-By the new
act TO amend the postal laws, it : pro
vIded that Postmesters shall return to
the writers free Of cost all letters not
delivered or called foE, when requested
50 to do by the person mailing them.
Persons mailing letters may write on
them request to the postmaster to re-
turn the letter TO them if not delivered
in any number of days they NAV
choose to mention. and il is made the
duty OF the postmaster 10 do so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

The Nashville DlgpG:cA, a Democrat
&c organ, attributes the numerous in
csndiary fires throughout the country
70 Sherrnsn's '.bGmmerz." Their com
maucer, General Sherman, It describes
as "a crazy son Of devilish ambition
The DisE-ateh concludes with the fol-
lowing prophecy:
We predict that in short time Sher-
man and his Bummers will BE- as oiious
IN the North a. they deservedIy are in
the South
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BALD HEADS,
ATTENTION. GREY HEADS,
THE OIEEN, THE alley,

MRS WISSLOwS Queen Of Hair Re-
s:n-srs = Queen. no; only in name. but IN
EirTCs>- Il XII! make the haig grow ana ~
s-n-e il 10 is natural colo-. II : really the
~ EztC REStOr=y in the market II vii fre-e
The head rom oa-crUfi, and produce nex
growth OF hair WHEN il has fallen OF, IL faith
fully applied IT the Queso. Il = delight
"a! Eal--crs=SSi-s- Es-oo!lsc; the name, Mr.
"41=l0E'S Queen Of EEaz- PeS-or=-S Sod
" ho.e-S.l= and Retail by EDMUND BOOK
&c, No. Odd Fellows Hall. Wheeling W.
Va
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RncT's PEsTACHISE preserves the life or;he
Eair-chanRs i from gray 70 its original cIoIOr
in Ihree Ee=k-pHevsniS the hatE from fall
L1g--S the b$St article FOR dressing the hair
ever found IN the rna-Eei-EIIl surely remove
CaDdTuH and cure all dlSEaSe OF the scalp
= cel2ghr=u!!? F-=-1UIne[i. eU-eS tzaldnssa, and
VII noi stain the skin We tsl! the story
quickly, and tel il tue, when we say il i
TE=rt-ct
Re~t0rer and Dressing Combined.
No o;hsr preparation fo- the hair contains
EeS-achlO Nut OIL Sold BIZ all D-uRyiS-S
O2RIS SKINNER & co. sole Pr1pYle;orS
Springfield Mas
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A PARIS correspondent says that the
whole OF the 18th of July, the Emperor
sat by his telegraph wire in the TuiIer-
les, and till very far in the night, talk
ing with Berlin, Vienna and Florence.
Alone, with only his telegraph opera
tor, he settled, by direct communica-
tton with the Emperor of Austria. after
midnight, the details of the transfer of
Nenitia.
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\ RECENT number of the London
AtheHGeltW contains an advertisement
IoF sub-editor on a country journal.
he must be rcrbatim shorthand re-
porter good descriptive writer, and
Wiling to make himself generally
useful. For all these gifts the adver-
user offers to pay $50 per week,
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DIED.

On Saturday, July 2lst, 1915. at . o-Aock .
m CAROLINE wife OF John Morgan, 81 IN
the 9Th year Of her age. - 40
baltimore papers please copy.
At the residence OF Mr.. Aaron KELLEY on
S,abtsAih afternoon. July - anna NJ. dsugh-
teL % george and Margaret Baird, In the 2JJIh
The funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence Of her parents, on Monroe street, at
nVe o'clock, this Monday afternoon.
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TIE London Spectator declares that.
a filter for general opinion, the press
Of England Is failure. English jouru-
aliStn, il says. '.is not q good st.ainer
AZ all, and dos not tend to become a
better one; On the contrary, the me-hes
SEEN TO grow finer and finer till moth
ing coa-s=. o. thick, or solid can %.
through at al. I'LL nothing but very
fin= wine will escape; milk only Dip.
at intervals, and even -ich po-- i
stopped by the bsswing which accom-
Pan!es il Journalists have become too
much Of a class, a good class, we'll in
formed. highly trained, and with yr.s,
aptitude for afFairs.-bur still a clsss
which, like every other, has certain
failures OF sympathy Every rush Of
opinion, unless overwhelmingly strong.
has to pass through minds trained to a
certain hardness Of temper. highly
critical, impatient OF enthusiasm, still
more impatient OF opinions which can
cannot be justified on paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

COI=ate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a suI=E.o. Toilet Soap, prepared from n
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
Glyeerine,-and especially designed 70. the
Use o:LadieS and 70. the Nursery. Its per-
fuIne Is exquisite. and its washing properties
un-tvaIled- For sale by all Druggists
feb7.lyd6E
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Life: Life!
L2An
TP0pS '

bt-OFS- DESDRSI DRDPSf
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS viii cure DipiheTia,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Threat, Asthma,
rheumatism. Neuralgia AKUs in the Fane,
Headache TOsotharer Brui-e~. Sp.ainS CtlETb-
!a1rzs- Group, Gods, Fever and Asue and
Cholera IN single day. sold by all Druggists.
with full directions Tor use
ORRIS SKINNER & Co. PropdetOrS.
Springfield. Mas DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
Agents for Boston. Inarly-Iv
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Teachers Examination.

UEFICE OF SUP OF CITY SCHOOLS
WHEELING, IeIn JuIy, IsfS.
CANDIDATES FOR POSITIONS
" ShsES in the public schools % the pfS+T5c-
Of =" heSliDE. are hereby notified to anna
hEio's the Examining Committee al the
once Of the District Superintendent ON
!. e1nsSday- August lst, at 10 O'Clock. a m
ho@S having previously been examined will
Specified. 'e LINE
By order Of the Examining Committee
T. 5. WILLIAMS
R--i-h Dist Sup't of Schools
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Law School of Cincinnsti College.
Auction Sale of Steam Engine
Wheeling Island.
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. PCRSC-
n AMI 10 the 2S:h Sect=on o. the scE % WS
Virginia providing 10: the formation o.
corporations and regulating the sane" ;os:
a meeting OF the subscribers 20 the SzocE o:
the Wheeling Fruit EC1S= Association E--L
b he'd al K Porter 4 COS sore. II The CITY o,
Wheeling o. Moo6ay,Ihe lSZh day Of August
ISIS. at 70 O'Clock a m Of said day. TO esci
Board Of directors and oihsr o-aozrS- make
bylaws and transact oIhe- business EhtGh
may lawfully u cOLe by sad stockholders
IN general meeting. dated JAY rs lS,o-
ROBERT CRAWFORD.
] W. BOYD.
AUG. lSSDERRIDS.
JOHN TRCCEEL
W. Z. HASDLAS.
RICE-D PORTER
fT2 Coypo-s-o-s
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Trust Sale.
H=oso-e Fink and vie

Tc=o5o-e FINK and vie
Daniel ZAos'S Executors and Others
In the Circuit Cours Go- Ohio co1nry=
Under 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE BY
zncs OF the deere made in this CAS- I snail
on the I.ih day OF July. ls.t. a; the pse-n.SsS
sell upon The terms a-;Eg named the pa-Cz-
0! land on Zane's Island, Supposed 10 contain
about TEsnty-IhEe- ac-e=- SoIneilmsS called
The Marietta and Cincinnati and EenP-e,6
Rz1lruzd tract and which sd Daniel Zane
devised 70 rs Sol, c LsAncr: Zane, and Ms
daughter, Gala CTanns-. Also lots Nos =
and -. situate On sid Island. on the so--n
dl-l0n 10 Wheeling and adjoining the fo1c-
dry. and also, lots Nos la and 15I OF The
same Island IN OTlod lanes addition TO
Wheeling situate a. the Gomez q virginia
ard Huron Streets south OF Virginia and
E.S: OF Huron streets
sad large paro4 OF ground. devised a.
Aforesaid vii Be divided and offered :o- sale
n small parcels, TaEytns in SIC from les
than an acre 70 several acres. as VII u shown
fore sale. 20 persons = no may call TO see them
The sale Will Be- MADE OF the island al The
P'emlseS- and TO the highest and rs: bidder.
on the Terms OF Oce-halE OF the purchase
money IN cash. and the o;hs- haIE IN SE
months with Interest from The day 0! sale
purchasers giving bond with good security :o-
the deferred lnS+alrns1t, and The iII!s be.ng
retained til payment i made, with p-iyiIsZe
70 such purchasers a. may wish TO 90 So 10
the Unltsd STATES Z JACyB,
Trustee and CoInmissicne-.
y BY consent % parties this sale i
Fs-%f EsyE1s=1 10 the -S-l OF July. -seE tE--S=
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The bill passed by the United States
Senate to revive the grade Of general in
the army provides that the person
holding that rank shall have 500 per
month, with 500 per month for fuel
ana quarters while stationed at Wash
ihg'on, the other allowances to be the
same as are now drawn by the lieuten-
ant general. The aids upon the gener-
a! : stan are not to exceed six in num-
Der, and they are to receive the nav and
smoluments Of officers u cavalry. Tho
design of the bill Is TO confer an addi-
tional honor and higher military rank
upon Lieut.. Gen. Grant, and the rank
Of lieutenant general will then be con-
fsrred upon Major General Sherman.
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DIR. LAROOKAH
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Syru

CURES COUGHS. COLDS. wHOOPISG
y CoCSE. Group. ASTHMA CAIAEgH
EEoSCE--1s- PATS IN The DE- NIGHT
STEA-S, EOAESESEsS. 70 which pubic
SPaE%=s and singers are liable, CoSsCNP-
ION IN its early stages and AL diseases Q:
;5= throat and lunsS-
Inco-~=d by the h2EbeSs medical authority
Clergyman o. every denomination. authors
s-1iors- professors in or variOcS colleges. and
UE many Of or clCSI eminent public men
obtaining no Qr1lrr1. II = adapted 10 ever
age and can ~ uS-d without fear OF The
dangerous re=llts which follow The use OF
many Of the cough preparations Of which
opium and !faczc are the hsSe-
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~ - - - LIadIes-

These Pills srt a. q mid and gentle sttrnu-
!HoE --ta mos haPPE influence on mind
and BODY. correcting all irregularities and ~
moving Distractions mental debility, nelan.
c-O-E, &C. restoring nature TO its proper
chacoS4s Under certain circumstances they
should no: b USE11- Proc 81 0J pz- box By
mall 20 any address 81 l. Sod BY
LACGHlISS q BCSEFIELD.
Also by C Il ODBERT, stone Bulge.
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MARRIED

July 18Th, lS6si- at the residence =, 49,,
parents by Rev J B TIER. a ~ t..
Nashville. Tenn, and Miss F.Il,TI r - T l., OF
Of Martins Ferry. - I 4si r.,
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Du1eher.. Iirh,nin- F,y.E,n.-

Butchers Lightning F1y-KfIler
Makes quick zo-k with aies- and Il CON-
neaoei ea-ly. keeps the house clear AL sum
uer.
Look cut for limitations &c; Butchers
only :u2-dkwIn
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MONDAY MORNING, July IS.

TIE foreign news this morning iudi-
GATES that The negotiations for peace
through The mediation OF Napoleon are
not likely 70 b productive OF any
speedy results Prussia rejoiees in her
victorious prestige AMI. i inclined 70
push her advantages with the same
bold hand that has characterized her
thus fz- IN the contest.
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CRATES ~ OHIo.-The Sanduskv.
ohio Register says many vineyard
owners Whereabouts are wearing rather
long faces this summer. The season
has been decidedly unfayorable for the
grape crop. The continued cold rains
OF last month injured il materi-
the grapes We're tn their most ,e1dsr
state, caused blight and TniIdew IN
some extent, while the later rains so
affected them as TO cause many to fall
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9AnstraI austrnmtuts.

YTHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THg
Endt< Piano has tnducsd makers % in
feT5OT instruments to Represent 20 thStE c2s-E-
mes IuEt the Pianos they sci are p-e-z-=Ay
the same a. the 6EsGt<. made by ~O-krl=-.
formerly employed by them. DC &c
This i an Id dsdps. and one ihA; Il o. =
p-Scttcad by nan ufzccEre-S- who cannot -
Ih-ir Instruments 10 the tCSds and cu.-a-
Quen;ly Ers compelled 10 fO:ue them OF t.=
market a. any pE.ce-
Th3s mode Of doing bcsinsE shollt -
enouEb 20 convince purchasers al ODos O. II
SUPERIORITY OF THE KSABE Tt-
mere fact OF small makers taking then q.
the STANDARD and working upon -6E-,
reputation should d AL the evidence neo<
II i a vsn known fact tia; al arz--cAzS.
Pzano manufactures have their eS-zbltshsz.
agencies and dispose o. thel- goods throlEo
them
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The Knabe Piano

Ls~en snOcKh known ihrucRhOut the CuttE-
SisteSIo sand upon It's merits and il Is no.
nscsSSS4E to Pebble them through TIE
country OF send agents from dooE 10 dnog 70
sing ihsi- praise
The propeE way fog purchasers 70 supply
themselves : TO apply 10 & responsible agent
where they know thaf what they buy IS JUS
represented
Another method Of p1Shing bad work ur.o-
the pubic Is to sell through 4LLae Ten1ks-I
allowing them large commissions for Eea1.--
rnS1ClnE Ihs1C Instruments This mode O.
doing business Of course iJsTeGSsI The pro- =
The purchaser.
In purchasing from the agent OF = frs.-ezs.s
manufacturer, an instrument can be had Al
the factory -nofWlthStaodinE The rep--
sensations Of outside makers that the 1deafer's
commission INCREASES the pT3ce OF the tns--r-
mept.
Persons in want Of st-oIaS Pianos earpo;
expect 10 bay them =; second o. third c4sass
p-1c%
The public are invited to examine TIE
sock OF
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HARR1AGE AND CELIR.CHsn

say Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men Also, DISEASES and AbuseS which pms
iraie the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter en-
ve!op%S- Addrezz- d. J. SEILLIS HOCGH-
TON. Eo~a-t Association, PhiladeIph.a, Pa,
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Notice 10 School Teaohers

A LII TEACHERS DESIRING To or
- tain situations in any of the Free
Scnools in the districts of Wheeling for fF,S
ensuing year are hereby notified thai anbIt
I cation mus Be made to the Commissioners NJ
tne township in which they desire to tyts en-.
PioE "a 70 teSAch: on or before the 9Th day OF
cation. I Il pTEI- e. HHU-
iy1-l0t 80,
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EMIGRATIoS TO THE FAR wEsr.-Tbs
tide of emigration is setting strongly
to the westward. Sixteen trains, bound
West, with four hundred and nine OK
wagons, passed Fort Kearney from the
I4'h to the 18th ofJune, inclusive. This
would give an aggregate of five thous-
t nine hundred and eighty-eiRht
mead OF stock within the week.
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RE-LT> or ADvEE.TsISG.-Au1o
the three or four hundred London
houses which must soon b cleared
away in the ueighbOrhood Of Temple
Bar-the site being required FOX the
new Temple ofJus;ice-is that in which
Holloway" OF pill and ointment O.
!-brI;v, carries on his operations. \
return has jus! been furnished to the
city authorizes a. the foundation OF q
claim for comp eosation, from which !;
appears that the profits OF the business
for the last three years amounts TO BE-
tween E5y-uJy and E4I.Duy. The sum
paid for advertising j. over 81. pJJ per
aunun, and the staff OF the eets. bl!sh-
menI includes TWO hundred women.
whose sole duty Is 70 look after tn. ad-
refreshments, and STE that hey are in
serted a. ordered.
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altw advertisements.
Notice.

UIHAT FINE NEERSCHAUN PIPE AND
SMOKES RIG VII be disposed OF this
day AZ p n q; tbs sore room OF
c H. DETTERS,
jy-5f 81 coz. Main and [ Mon IS
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Tx tsrid blu which has passed tie
House and was reported in The Senate
On Friday with two amendments. from
the Finance Committee, Is almost pure
y administrative in lis character. I,
imposes duties however. OF thr-e a-s5-
Giles 20 vii: Cigars, two dollars and 2
half per pound and fifty PEI cent al
val0-ean, forb!ds their Importation
otherwise than in boxes containing no:
more than i've hundred. and provides
that all sold without such stamp shall
- sutiec; TO seizure and forfeiture.
Imposes = duty OF three CENTS per pound
on cotton, and provides that all mix
iureS u y h.ch aIcoho! i the chief in
-reiieui shsI! pay The same duty a. i
I'm imposed upon distilled spirits The
Se-sion providing for e bureau Of STA
El-,1cs = included IN the bill. and viii
form = valuable 65Unci 70 the bureau
o! the Special Commissioner Of the
Revenue The amendments proposed
by the Senate committee except long
cOmblns. or carpet woods, costing twelve
cents or les per pound. and authorize
the S-crstCry OF the Treasury 10 sus-
pend the collection OF the CIrec; tax IN
posed by an act OF Congress passed
August 5.h, ISL entitled An ac- TO
provide increased revenue from i'm ports
70 pay interest OF the public debt, and
toE OtheE purposes" until January !,
--rs-
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To Rrickmakers.

CALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
> ce:vs-5 by The Building Committee c: The
w-e%z Virginia Hospital 20 TIE Insane on @
before " t-1De@Say- i1= Ss.h day q The pes
SlI month II ) cicloIE- ?. n, .u- the making
and delivering OF FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND BRICK TO b good hard brick q the
SIC OF EtgC== nov b=nE CS=I. 20 u
made and delivered one half by The I1=h day
o. September next and the remainder by TIE
5l-h day o: p-Eob=- next a-6 10 - delivered
a. such F,-acsS zSou: :G= 5G-1-nE -ES
Building Superintendent may direct, tE=
committee re@@-SIlE The ClE1t 10 - - any
o. al Ui5S- BONDS with approved security
J<-l l. required o. the contractor. P-opos sis
rni;;e= 81 Weston. and marked Proposals
Hol. Sc P p CAMDEN.
P " HALE
P HILLS.
lyI-< Binding Committee
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GIVE 4 TRIAL

Prlcz 10 cents and 81 p-sy bottle
DE- E P KNIGHTS, Prop'r. Melruse, Mas.
sold TO the trade By LAUGELISS 4 BUSH
FIELD, " heelIng, and al retail by all Drug
g-s-s- al~o by L H Logan Co. and Logan,
LIZ 4 Co my3-3mdkE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
Cso>siny Para.ranhS-

A country gin. speaking Of & dance
" hich she had attended, said: The
dancing was uo:h!n' bu- the hugin' was
heavenly
Ny son, # thou wilt wear tight
boots, there aTe three bad things thou
wilt inevitably suffer, namely: q bad
corn, q bad gait. and bad temper.
The ladies wear full dress to the
hops at Sarat oga, but the gentlemen
persist in dancing in abbreviated bust
ness coats
delphis Bulletin: When the Attorney
General bade adieu TO the President, the
latter iOcularlv referred 20 him as
sgd the parting gu@:-'
The attempts Of Congress 10 induce NJ.
johnson 10 keep shady, by passing
things over his head, are deserving OF
all praise this hot wezther-''
one Dr.. Hale. OF Rock county,
Miss. was compelled to pay $50 -
damages las: week for kissi Ee-ihe wife
Of . M Ravens Of the same county.
The smallest county OF New York
State would AFFORD sitting room ior all
the men. women. and children now
alive on the earth; and mum ber OF hu-
man beings equal TO al! that have ever
lived on the face of the earth might
stand within the area OF the largest
county OF that State.
Why i matrimony like q beseised
city. Because those who are in. want
% sc; out, and those who are out, want
to get in
some one has quantity remarked.
. H'gTlGH l5Is taken ylit Of man: no; from
his heud. 10 Oe [uIed by him; not from
hi !e=.. 70 ae trampIed upon: but near
hi- heart, 10 be beloved; under his ann.
TO b. protected; out OF his side, TO be his
equal.