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VIE st advantage Of this Fire and Burglar Proof
most serious Objection to Safes heretofore in uso has
Deen theif inability to destruction nv faling ;,n,,
heights, and the impossibty of rendering the ,nors
mpcrvlois 70 heat; particularly in large Safes wbere
one uoul y Soapie; and in fact, the whole font of
pcable to the present mode of making sai,s is nJ;
ated by ts patent by constructing it In a cylindrical
shape, Wltn convex tops and bottoms, thus sccurnr
inc greatest possible strength; and by making the in
lorioI 70 fevove upon pivots, bringing smooth i'm
opening, with no inlet or seam O"'S'
betwecn tins inner compartment and the outer
cylinder is an air chamber. extending comnIctei,,
around, leaving no connection between fine tw11
structures but the livots upon which the interior
cyihder revoives. These advantages arc manifold:
vention; it is, that the inner safe is moyeabo and
whcn the outer door is opened the surface of the lat
Ter presents all appearance that indicates that the
%noc SAFE is q solid mass. The signal Importance of
Tins Elct is evident; for when the inner safe is unlock
ca anu made TO turn its door is Immediately exposed
anu pigeon holes are exposed. The frame which corr
tans them is also movable, and revolvcs upon NV
osi 50 tnaG when pushed around, brings another &C.
es OIL DIVISIONS for books, drawers and pigeon holes
70 INC iand thus it Is double the capacity of square
mol only does this system present greater re-
non cannot part from the filling, and of there being
ITO contact OF the inner with the outer surface lexo
cept at the lyots where tho filling is made PURPOSE
tckcr,) put the bullying front OF the interior sur-
against burglars. i' p -ooi
The contour of this safe is more symmetrical and
durable than the old style, is susceptible of hrber
commentator, and is, from the very nature Of thc
case easier OF transportation, as it can be rolled
about ike n barrel or hoop.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-12
-L2E721be2' : Lamb,
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
Increase of Widows Pension.

HAVING received OFFICIAL BLANKS direct
IL from the Pension Office, i am now prepared to
obtain an increase Of $500 per month for each MINOR
child under 16 years of age, Blanks and instructions
sent by return mail receipt of Post Office address
Apply in person or by letter to VIM. ii. FESSEN-
DEN, U: S. Claim agent No. "a Brown Street, Port
land, Maine. sept11-2ws
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COpNTt3aersIbiD Notice,

THE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
L ncIship under the name OF O'BRION, PIERCE
s. co, for the purpose Of doing wholesale Flour and
ON. No. 1872 Commercial St., and hope by strict at
tenton to business and fair dealing to merit and re-
ceye fair share Of patronage.
LEWIS O'DRION,
EDWIN A. OBRlON,
septid3m MARSHALL PIERCE.
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ASTHMA & SHORTNESS OF BREATH

ISAAC ii. EvENs writes from Bangor, Me-, under
date March q, 1851: "For ten years was afflicted
with Asthma and Shortness Of Breath. My cough
distressed me so much that was reduced to mere
skeleton, and my friends lost all hopes OF my rccove-
ry. As u last resort tried Iarooklls Pulmoic Sy-
rup. Following your directions closely, soon began
to experiences feeling OF relief and atcr the use of
three large bottles, am entirely well and able to fol-
low my usual occupation. have felt symptoms
OF relapse. although it is more than year since
discontinued the use oil the Syrup and happy to
acknowledge that with Gods blessing indebted to
you for my lfc You at liberty to publish this for
the benefit of others who are similarly afflicted
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-12
WHOOPING COUGH.

Z. W. MAYER of Carleton, N. T., writes Dee,
1860: MY son. five years old, was few months since
saw more distressing case. gave him Tarookahs
Pulmonic syrup according to directions and be-
gan to see improvement. The Cough became easier
The cxpectoraton freer and in two weeks the Maady
was entirely OvercOme.'
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GROUP.

Mrs. j. Il. BURSTS, ia East 23d ST., N V, writes
Oct. 0, 1864: ':During last winter three OF my chill
drcn were attacked with Group, and from the violence
OF the symptoms, they we've pronounced to be in
Mr.. Stiles, tried Iarookah's Pulmonic Syrup, which
promptly relieved them, and in very short time they
entirely recovered. III gratitude for the benefit con-
ierred, cannot refrain from making this testimony
puI,1i
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BRONCHITIS AND CATARRH.

A. w. HARRIS, writes from whale-shp sEldora
do, March II, 1860: .Havng suffered for four years
with Bronchitis and Catarrh in their most aggravat-
ing forms, feel it my duty to state that have been
permanently cured by the use Of Larookah's Pull
monte Syrup. I had paid large sums to physicians
and for SO called Catarrah Remedies, but UNTIL used
the Syrup experienced no relief"
SPLITTING OF BLOOD, PLEURISY, INFIA-
SIDE NIGHT swEATs, HOARSE-
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HAVE CONFIDENcr

Az who have committed an excess of any Kind,
ing rebulSc of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR AN AN7YDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches and Iassitude and Nervous
Prostitution tkat may follow Impure Coifion.
are the Barometer to the whole systom
DO not wait or the consummation that is sure TO FOL-
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers. for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and A.
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Valuable Real Estate at A1c.;o,,

ON Wednesday Sept. 18th at 9 O'Clock p, M. ON
" tn premises, we shall sell the valuable house
and Lot on South street, the residence of DIT
Teplron. The house is convenient in arrangement
aud in excellent condition, centrally located and
desirable residence,
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AUCTION SALES.
j.. III. DRAPER, AactiOneer.
u. 8. Cotton Sale :!
JOHN III. DRAPEB Il co.
WILL SELL ON
Wednesday, Sept. 12tI,, 1866,
at ono O'Clock P. NJ, at their
Sales Room, No, AZ Pearl ST.,
Hanover Squarc,) by order Of Simeon Draper U. s.
Cotton Agent,
ABOUT 1000 BALES
M06Ste Dc Gulf Cotton.

The above Cotton has bccp c,,ssod ord somriod nv
o; EoIy, and may be in the bale at tie Con-
nnp All pores ores inc Government Stores Atlantic
stores Brooklyn, and by sample at the once IF lie
before the sale. A"iN' '"o use
Set61mber 8. 1896 -,
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DR.. LAR00KAH'S
PulmOnic Syrup.

p III n; n; SWpTS Living usca -
the past six years. prepared to say that it is SUI
perior to any medicine have ever known, for the
Timilaf RS, complaints. As take cold very easily
this valuable remedy. and It has nay the VIRTUES Of
yet however violent the disease. Having bcen Inc
Drug business for over 20 years, have had good op-
portuties Of knowing the virtues OF the various mod
icincs sold, and pronounce DAIsOOkAH'S SYRUP,
TEE pEsT of any article EVER presented to the
public.
Yours, W. II. BOWEN Sc Hanover st.
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III w. HARTWELL, Architect, Studio
Ii. Building, Boston. Appointments may be
street, where Mr.. Hartwell may be found portion
of the time. iyjS diff
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IMPURE BLOOD.

II is double the strength of any other Sarsaparia
Compound in the market, and is endorsed by tho
medical faculty the best and cheapest Blood pull
fer cNtant.
In brief no remedy las over been devised so power
ful 10 combat and eradicate that class Of diseases
which arises from disordered condition of inc ri
gesivc Assimilatve Organs, or from Impure blool
as Lrrookah's Sarsaparilla Compound, preparod by
L. II. KNIGHTS, M. D., Chemist.
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DR.. Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound.

For the speedy and permanent cure of liver Com
plant. Scrofula or Kings Evil, Dyspepsia Dropsy,
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Eryspleas, St. Anlhony's Fire,
Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and sores, rheumatism, Pain in the
Stomach Side, and Bowels, General Debility, Utcr-
all complaints arising or resulting IN
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SOLD BY W. F. PHILLIPS & Co. II ". PER-
KINS g CO., BURGESS, FORBES & CO., w. w.
WHIPPLE. CRoSMAN & CO., H. II. HAY, Ben;
Mason, Z. J.. Stanwood, NJ. S. Whittier, ). II. J.
Tha&cr, j: II. bunt s. Co.. W. E. Short, ;Ir, L.. 9.
ellison, Q. w. Foss, II. I. Cummings Co.. y. n. Co
veil. G. Duran, Z. Chapman, S. Gale, NJ Hanson /.
Sweetser, Somuol Role, J. ). Gilbert and G. +. Co
rey. ap2-d1yMWF&w
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From Rev. Il. F. BowLEs, Manchester, N. H. /:
"The bottle of DR.. Iarookah's Pulmonic Syrup, you
so kindly sent me, has been tried for hoarseness with
very good results for this would confidently recon-
mend it."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-01
eECREFAIIEIYl lIaliTi,AN.I1IoN,a PInsITII,ti,0Ni.
The Ruraiors OF MS TvIthdrawnl..1IIs
present Political PoSItiOn. 7l

SECREEARYi6T 6TANTONsa POSITION.
The Rumors Ofhts yEIthdFaVal.4.HIs
present Political POSittOn. -
From a Washington lettert to the New
York Times of Monday We make the
following extract: 4i-'.-s lin t7s;'rs
Gen. Sherman Is here, as i said he
would be, in response to the Presidents
request. Just what will be done with
Gen. Grant would lbea bettei man for
Aeting Secretary Of War when Mr..
Stanton goes ont, than Gen. Sherman,
and, 4 believe the latter has very little
inclination to accept the posiH ion though
he will comply. of course, 81. the PreSi-
dent insists. Bpt Gen. Grant has got
the War Dep stnents pretty well az his
General-in-C Chief are not very onerous
just now there, seems TO be no reason
why he cannot take the Denartment
when the President signifies to MIR.
stanton that he Is ready to have, him
withdraw Whoever takes 1T is not
likely to hold IL beyond the 9TH OF
March next. AT least three Democrat
10 United States Senators viii then be
replaced by Republi licans, and they. win
want asylum 5Iii -bJlG7 ~ 1fi-3 = l3=sgtss5.5
3s (. 1ertinent 70 the with hdrawal of Sec
retarY Stanton, I wish to say, in Justice
Soi4t4hAS S'AlAIstu9lsLa lsLabsuleQE E4aE ne. haQ
expressed q desire tofbel sent, as Minis
ter to Spain lsl tincorEect. tits quite
Possible that the y restd ont ends 70
tender him that mission. But thatib
desires to go there or any other foreign
Court, is q mistake. ] don't believe
there Is 9 f9reignt ]. mission OF any other
that he VIII accept, when he retires
FROM his present posii lon. And as it
has been Inferred that for reasons of
personal safety he desired to retire from
the War Office, under a diplomatic safe
conduct take the liberty OF asserting
tnat he medttated nothing of the kind.
that was that kind. of a man. HAY
ing always acted, as Secretary of.War,
from the strongest convict lions Of right
and Justice he could scarcely afford 70
admit, at the last moment, that his
action had ever been otherwise byeYin-
cling atear OF the personal conseq quences.
On. the contrary, his official conduct
WILL In time, bring Its own Wind ndication.
II personal resentment and hatred
Tor the present attempt to taruish the
well-earned fame of the Secretary of
War, he need only wRitfor the Justice
which idturey years will be'surs 10 bring
him. The war you'd have been 8 year
shorter had he, been ca lied to the War
Office a year sooner. iiili.I iiF i5.-i1 M III
AS to his political position, some
very radical IRepu blicahs and some
very bitter Copperheads have been
finding fault, because he has not been
more pronounced. BE. has remained
vinceds solely from conside ratfohs OF
public duty, and no one can demand
that he should make a polfticalqrna-
chime OF the War Ohice. He has kept
1t and its ction entirely out of the mire
OF po1tlcs, an9 Whatever have been his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-01

~ s1ih NEe6t Virginia TtsmSs ,f.A y
-o,,D. Downsyt Cop1 succeeds TOR.
OArsk kadoni as United States Assessor IN
the Second Gong onal district. - &
Nv e. Snmm erviille, of Charls town,
Jefferson county, was found dead last
SATURDAY Inohntng on board the steam
er PEima Donna, at. Louisville, KY, a
Cholera. IN. l,,Ft. II
3if-Ihe q Brooke county Poor, House
was destroyed by flre a few days since,
y hadsnot yet been occupied as q PooI
aousetJ lHul. 5sg99o cd - ps..tzii51si
1I-Ihel RttChte Press says that the
Union people swere 4sGliVitled oRmong
themselves aslto.the county ticket AND
hence. their decreased majority at the
late elections 9-iu si.u s'tlt ,Sitsf,'-st hsj,st
Cen. Harris returns his thanks ietli-
tortally to the people of that county for
MS elecaonite the Honsel of Delegates.
A lot of rowdies undertook to break
UP Religious meeting on Sopth Fork,
Of the brethren pitched in n6tid clean
them out, on the principle, as one OF
them expressed it, stthaE itlWas as hon-
orablet to, tight for the Methodist Church
as 1t was TO pray for it.s
Conside abIe Interest was felt tip this
way over the triangular Sherftalty
contest in Marshall county. We bo-
1ieve the current ran In favor OF keith.
Al al eXeRts we noticed when he was
here that the people gene NY congtat-
u1atedehlnalEVerYsIVa on his .aleo-
ton. IT is not believed that Reed could
'have legally held, the Office had he been
elected. But one term is allowed ,un-
der our GonstitpN ZION, and the term of
Heed begantwith the existence of the
State, Just as that OF oil che other Sher-
Sttts did and ends next Janu6FY.
Inc Washing Gton, ,f K Pa.) Reporter Of
sterdayt speaking of our West fYir-
gln1a eleettonS says:J 10 zlaE,ig
,.,ss':F The people of this gallant little
State. who all through the late fearful
struggle stood as, a sbrealkwater to shield
iuA from the waves ofthe rebellions have
Just given theirYs upon the ques-
tton' as to whether loyal. men. or baffled
tEai tors shall rule the country. AT their
election on Thursday last they re-elect-
ed their worthy Governor, Arthur /,
foreman, by an increased majority and
chose a clean Republican, delegation to
Congress, besides securing a Repnbli-
can majority in both branches of the
Iegtslatnre. Thus have the fire-kried
patriots OF 3West Virginia responded to
their loyal brethrendof Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Iowa. They still
think that traitors Should be punished
and treason dious.. = 's- - '''''s {
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:. p DIR. q. J. KIsNER.


~
NEW TREATMENT 4 NEW RsAfEDfFa
OFFIcE, 8DsF., CENraF WIN I.5IS;f,. " VA,
TAR! X HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL WOES OF an Intelligent assistant who
eineS pntting up, preacrip ti6ns Gc1 NyiiI sna-
tiant speedily % ai fiahy tfisfdS I'm n he he
country. i BIS medletnes are al prepared m
bis own once, and an delivered to his pa
tieiltB by himself DIR. K. treats an tiissSses
lty 8 afhictsd He 6asa large number az new
refnedle8t which have proved fGEnnTlrnl,Iv,
in Taally Of tho9e obstiphte cases q
snppo1adto be 4nGurable among which may
Re NAMED & S9nsnmpti9 ton. srof9la. DIs-
-oancaFs and Skin Diseases. iEIiS Tn69isH al
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach CofnplainfE
bronchitis and All diseaseS OF the tThItSa4
er diseases OF the Heart Ne1FS ia I;T,iieEss
5plnAl Affections, and hlI di5eiiSea Of t6e Nii,.
yolls system, y ae iedgedb by alI WhOllaYa
ever known 70 the medical profession. Or. R.
has been enine tly' guccq NH In the freafs
1f61stthl FdGiions Painfui AIensfT m
lleElcITiltaI luteftnHi and Z OVnrIon5 TnmnfE
PEolapggs Utati and All Nervous diBeasss @
= .He fpalsss o spseiSffy in the treatment r,f
al Chronic Anection sof the Gehfto Urinary
.OfEans, viz: CataTTh Of Bladder md ITFsfIlfIS
Irritable BladdeT, and Non-Fetantion and
tsYei and Dinicalt Ufi5htinE ss. S[ y
3honhEfhea, it8 com lions and lsenuellGs
.SpeFuatot and 1mpotency, and al afilse:
ti1uB cQnBequent upon yodthful ind tIonE
Also SpeOtal attentl ION paid to The tre1t tmeut
OF Fistpla9 White Swelling, SeF0fdl0nS
Sore4 XattcoSe Uleelli &c. PeFtons addicted,
8tlould 1os6 NO time to call on on aiiIIre DIR
R15NER Communications Containing ~
PROMPTLY noticed. Once pre- scfihtions oiid
medicLhe can. For Ytaits I'm city. HiIfiiIS n
'otheERhYsleiaEA ONCE houIs, Q AZ N. 70 "a
Il. LIN. to4 +. II, and Q Pm to8p.lf. =
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A mODEL sENATOR.

The Kind OF Men who RIust oo to
Congress from the south..--SVbnt
They Must Say TO such Men Us
sumner. 8. p 5''' ''t,'s 's7i';
Alabama newspapers are discussing
the merits offVaFtous gentlemen who
are ambitious to oirepresentl that State
in the United States Senate eor,oI ~
tl;ey1 ,,,,o. .J,
St4eAAA ut6e ene PEoPEiety OF eIectlng q
man whose antecedents are not too
notoriously,," ,"confed 4, so that he
m ls,r,,,s, ~; - =
" ltlto Y.
the Llt t9enate. g .Wnen ne reaches Washing.
ton. We regret to say that thew are
decifiedI,z In tte y,;,,or;t,,t No .ett,o
49,, - :. : ! y. s'
u. fe.1. = sla At1eso Eepel-
one one whose record during the Struggles
ofthe oonfederaSy, admits ofno doubt
IL. 5I..1
ioI o, 81 .sl the luea that the rebellion
was wrong nor must he be suspected
of FCherishinps any lowe NJ. sJ,as1sct i;fo,
The TOLD fissI - al Z, ~.
= ~
.iuss De - :; oE, IN southern par
lance q gentleman, who win be able
TO answer Senator. Summers .aruy, N, a,,t.,
aaIjfta. 4i;o fast,ta, "a .
y t9eAs' u tSQuth
StRroA1na. In order 70 give o proper
idea ofhow he would act in the Senate.
va 'rany,nk IN l1atfa,. Il, IN
iss,.,.s. q 4, :,
Oh ths 4utuEe rom the
Montg gomery Nal t,ss ~ ~ ~. S, .., ig3a
"a pFSuppose, for } example, Sumner
should get up four years hence in the
Senate. and Cenoufle9i the fI1einoryi5o i5oF
those who drew sword apainst the
Union, and consign their bones to end
less infamyl It will look very pretty
ssays1lntlS thes ne IsIteig II 20 pc All wrong,
and didn,t want the thing to come
bst sho sas \. sss reGs ;,pE PITY, and
that he always loved the old ,fIae.. and and
had carried one OF them. In his brsecheg
pocket during! the rebellion How
Mospan issse3nsy y the ~ ~ 1y o9n \.
ments OF SnmneF, sweighfng them IN
the scales of the Constitution, rolling
ms 1s r. P5TIs Ie;,t AGs2 9 ana gtrdin
sistible iosie. ana hurting % iT1SSith II iE1ss itbe
strength Of genius full az the face fic1 isoi
me genMEleman M stron1 Hlassach Y hnsettsl Or
. ~ tnLoSFlng oack upon
nm MN tne epltnets srGttoTs tHgGnoats and
oss.tOssS, ,l 9!E Hiu 1ils,o %
tIls ousE Stseu " ny us 1Elen3s, meyer py us :
% q Union more cruel In its hour OF
success than "a munger, famine, or the
5W9EaS g p Intanles ana o1tsages per.
q ieIl tasasIsS n ei;, " rai1tI,s III sI
or Chllen Battle, eiodtsnf a. Hanrvv
Clay to wake the Senate. chamber once
= po.taI ssasn sae me Ia ineent INC memories
sanils iid aiSSSetSee IN SnS1 s fISs II fam - =
Of onE5 departed glory, In words to
which Z, fanatics might bow with re-
sPeSs q 5.sAE II
~ slsA q q D 81 = ? "a z J; Z - =
se4lh - q all Y = Humble ExPo-
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DaEISdRAEf2lEt ofNeW York, has
decided that bank bills issued by South
ern banks dnging the rebellion, are Ie-
gal issues lliell e 20 say he regards
seoessiona as anullity The lions upon
which the decision was thades were
brought to recoysr s. 200 in the aggre-
gate. The plaintifEs sought to recover
the amounts OF numerous bank bills,
issued by the tBank of the aStata' Of
South Carolina" and the. t.sBanlki of
South Carolina" issued some before,
and some during the febellion.
The defendants set up the defence
that nearly all of them were issued
since I'd retention, and Tor the especial
purpose Of aiding Sonth Carolina In re-
Sisdpg the United States Government
by aiding the reb els with supplies, natR-
nftions ofWar, 90; = That such being
the els0S they zWere. void andfWtthOut
value in their inception, as being
againFt 1lie policy 4 s.,i.s,..,
The Court held that, such q defence
was not good in law, and that It would
be against publ poli6 the usages OF
the commercial lgW0fld and good morals
tohb1d It TO berg6ods Judgments were
therefore ordered lof the lplat til tor
the fall amount clafmed with interest.
The dsfendants RsSed for time 70 make
6Ssasa on appeal, which was granted.
- +s-tll5Sss ss+=- es==s==--=-
JuDeH REAeAN, or Texas, AID, Ne
emo sun AlR.s-l EXC confe eder8teS Post
master General Reagan publish .
long letter, referring 70 his former let
teF. ne, IS very Strongly III favor %
SfSiataIi the right Of suffrage to- ne
gfSe and Sn other NJ 1, lielsll me Us
asRhiEe man. BE says that an ti1tsp
unwilling to do this IS a demagogue.
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4
he- people of this gallant little
eSkAIe. I.t.. Wn9 al thro4gh the late fearful
81 ~ 11s9Le Stoou as a prea kwates to shield
tlA !lEsi rom the waves otths rebellions have
nss glVen tn Yer9ict upon the ques.
lion tn. as 20 ,vy6e t1sr oyal men or batfied
s5at ~ tors sha6l ~ rule the country. At their
eieciIon ~ ttIOi, on InorsdayIas they re-elect-
dfSnsI IfoEetnan, oy an Increased majority and
Sa9ss Snose sss,a.Es clean republican delegation 70
csm 81 Sslues !.S ,ssS9Tlng Rep9pil-
SEIl.ia1 IAN t5sl23tlty 3lty IN poth branches of the
lg,H.sl1 e;; Thus hayeSthe; fre-tried
ttsosl 2.Io esS Ylfglnla sponded 70
6teia SehI A9yAh 2y.lI,. pretnre9got Pennsylvania,
tiini. thnt ann Iowa They still
a,,j 4, % lnllsheu
. fit5.s, 5.,S- i1gaifT
al 'siIssI = ~. .
=. ,,-SecTetary Stan nton1 is on a visit to
ms QslerS SaEStaubenYtlle. fef,i.gT Il; %
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A SHORT tina ego an old friend OF
Seeretafy SeEqrds wrote to him Chat
Hon. Ohm HielSman had publicly de-
nouneed FFeaident Johnson and Score
completely under the control Of 4 vile
ana clpus female ~. The writer. ffter
stating the case in, ,6iet ail, infimafad an
expectation that the charge would be
anthoritattHalY contrafli flictad. Mr. Sew
ard however, stood ON thigh pints, y
replied that 81 am not appointed or
tented himself with saving that I'M
Pchar9tab bleV Views had alRRSs been taken
of him by those opposed % him, and De
always 0Epecteds 1t. sf'sI asi 70 st..isi5f sstf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-01


T. n. Logan, T. P..ShanCEoss j. q. 1Rhbdes
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, Haml. McCiels
IAN, e. w. FfIAnHhein, jas. N. Vance, Alex.
44AeS4 ,i-ys .fel.s3 f7ui e9sl -.,tT sfp
HIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
Organized four years, and IN that Tini6
done GsucDeS3iulf business Is GtiH prepared
e take risks Nt fair rates on Buildings Of all
KINDS. Merehnnuee, Manufacturing Estab-
ltShments, FuTni ittHe, Stdam Boats and Car
goeS On the W. Western Rivers and Lakes.
TnBCompany oneEs superior Inducements
% FarmaEs, whereby they can be ainsuHed on
DWelltnRR, Furniture, Barns and contents, tor
~ or years hb reduced rates. .asJfit 9if5 isiiii
Ehts beinga q home inst tltntlnn, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any COMPANY In
IN th0 state and composed y ofli soma
ninety-foqr stock olders, most ofYhom aI0
among our best business men, rsdoTaffiea
l8elfl 10 fthe favorable cOnEid6Tatinnfo fof the
tnsuring public, and eolicits their patronage.
Applications for fnsuranco 80 VIM be pronipSi =
attended to by the Secretary sE'Siif7i1 Siii
/ Once, North side of Monroe. between
Main and Market stB., Wheeling, w. Va.
over the Savings Inst tuition OF NVhe6linR. ~
2s,,i, 2s,l1 Ev,r -; NJ ARTHUR, secTetaEy.l
y GEO. M8NDELS Vice President 2 Ocl6i