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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
For Sale bY am pruggists.
GREAT REDUCTION


N WHITTIER & CO., OE PORTSMOUTH,
W. Ohio, are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and SpeedteSt Drilling Machines in the
world for boring Oh, Salt or ATteSian wells.
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, In boring through the
hardest hint and lime rocks. By the peculiar
construction OF the tools. no reainer Is re-
Qutred, and II Kept In order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no tnrs. The arrange
ment Ear hotsting tools and sand pumping are
perfect The expense of engine is dispensed
with, one horse and two men being NIL that
IS Necessary Tor drilling nom twenty 10 thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. An ne
eeSSary tools and COO feet OF rope are furnished
with the machines. Total weight OF ma
chimes. near 800 pounds. They are easily
transported, and can be set up In an hour.
The price, with every hing complete, and full
Instructions Is $40, delivered ON boat or caIS,
These machines are simple in their construc-
ton, duTnble in their use, SCIENTIFIC In their
operations, and easily attended and kept
oT1er, and must therefore very soon super
Sede all other machines for drilling deep
wells as all who use them testify. Address
6. WHITTIER & Co,
Manufacturer, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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ON land For Sale.

No ACRES OF LAND IN WASHINGTON
80 County, Ohio, opposite Bait and Grape
island, q mile from the River, on Davis
Rum 20 acres cleared on which there Is one
GO ]. IRWIN,
marR-lw Real Estate Agent.
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WHAT WI WANT IL, WoRK.-we are
informed by the health officer, that,
while. quito u number of our citizens
have entered earnestly into the s,Inita
nv measures Inaugurated, the minority
do not seem TO be alive to the impor-
tance OF the work in hand. 1t will not
do for everybody TO wait on the health
officer to discover and point out all in
tected parts, however remote, but every
man who knows of n troublesome spot,
likely to engcnder disease,l should, If 1t
he ON his own premises, remove the de-
i,osit mt once, and IL 1t be on "a neigh
boris, report 1t. by the ordinance ere
ating the health officer he Is required TO
net ON tho Information in writing OF
any citizen, and thus every citt-
zrn Is virtually nm assistant TO The
health officer. This was atwtso provi-
sion, and with tho assistance OF tho ct-
tizens the health officer may mako a
good and general work of the sanitary
movement. And, unless the citizens
do their corporation with the ctty's
nncnt, instead OF waiting to bc logged
UP and forced TO work, the cleaning up
will bo slow process. We do not con-
slider that we are particularly alive TO
tho danger which threatens us, nor par
ticularly well posted rs 70 what is no-
cessary 70 avert our danger, but as q
public journalist we consider II our
duty to keep before the people the ne
costly of dcfioH-prompt and vigorous
"what we want is, work"
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NETTING OF THE BoARD OF EDucA-
r1oN.-The Board of Education held a
regular meeting Mt the First Branch
Council ChaInbor last evening.
preSent- Mcssrs. Bodley, BielSel,
Crawford, Clohan, Hall, Hubbard,
Muth, Pratt, Wickhnm and Wilson, the
last numed gentleman In the chair.
Tho Committee on the lots on the
corner of Centre and Fourth streets,
reported that they had rented the lots
nj the rate OF SlGO per aunum, with the
ntiyilego of re-occupying the Same ut
any time on thirty days notice.
The Committee on tho claims of
Nlessrs. Collier and others for additional
my claimed for services as teachers for
isis. asked for further time. Granted
The cIainiOf Miss Arndt, OF similar
character, was referred TO theSane COM
mittee. ... ,..,,...,,,
several bills. amounting IN the nggre-
,ynfe TO S2SS. "a, and recommended pay
mrnt or the same, which recommends
ton was adopted.
The Committee on buildings and
Real Estate reported that they had eS-
amincd the school house srSS,ea IN
Webster township by,J. and l. Cloudy,
aud that they hNd found it as contracts
ed for and had accepted the building,
mud that they had issued n draft to the
firm named for $I2.T5, balance due on
account.
a communication was received from
the Board of Supervisors of Ohio eoun-
ty ordering that the schoolt tax collected
for tho year 1854. on the parsonage OF
ST. Mathews p. f.. Church in this city
WAS ordered refunded. Thesubject WINS
referred 10 the Finance Committee for
Miss Echols and Miss Cross were com
firmed as teachers in Webster town
Mrs. Trimble was appointed janitress
of Webster township school house at n
salary of $40 per month.
of a fence around the Webster township
school house was referred to the Com
mittee ON Buildings, with power TO act.
A resolution authorizing the build
ing ola house for the curator of Centre
township school house was referred 10
the Committee ON Real Estate.
The salary ofthe janitors OF the Isl
and school house was fixed at sl2 per
month. esis.st
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MONEY onDRRs.-Persons mailing
small sums of money-say from one
to thirty dollars-should never think
of riskine bank bills in their lot
tiers, when they can purchase perfect
security for their remittances by get
ling a money ordarat The Postotiice.-
When this II done there can be no loss
I,y mail, and where It is not done there
n alNnyB u risk.
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FOr Sale

HNHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY SITU-
nte on Market street, Centre Wheeling,
upon which is erected n large and cOmmo-
dfous brick dwelling house and neceSSry.out-
ed by Robert Patterson, deceased, and now
occupied by Capt. Andrew Wilson. For
TERMS OF sale apply to A. b. ELLISON,
J Care w. w. Ranley & CO., Nos. %, n, and7S
Walnut srteet, Cincinnati, o., or GEO. K.
WHEAT, 50 Main street, Wheeling, West
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PARTRIDGE is out with something
new. Gems and Fairy photographs
from one to two dollars per Dozen
Every effort made to please in all kinds
of Pictures.
Prices of picture frames and looking
glasses reduced % per cent. Keep in
mind TINT Partridge sells goods at
wholesale ms wellas retail, and always
as cheap us elsewhere.
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MEssns. AxsoS GoRrss, General
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, and L. w.
stockton, wheeling Agent, Of the
Adams Express Company will please
accept our thanks for tate Southern and
Western papers.
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For Sale.

IN ACRES OF GOOD LAND NEAR
~ the town or Bridgeport, Ohio, suitable
for a Vineyard. Thirty acres OF 1t cleared, the
balance in wood-weil watered, and under
good fence. Terms reasonable Possession
given Ist April next Apply to. ,--l,,,~,
mar5-lW orTHOS. O'BRIEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
HUMPHREYS. 4,,a-ltl
Homnopathic Specifies.

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL I,xperience, an entire eucccss; Simple-PrOmpt-
EdfciaIit and Reliable They are the only Ntedi-
cines perfectly adapted to popular 1se-sT simple
harmless be frte from danger, and 50 efficient as
10 hs always reliable. They have ruised the highest
fgfactiOp,
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GLASS Works For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING. COM
menee1 operation IN their new establish
ment in East Wheeling, offer their Gins
Works in Center Wheeling. corner OF LIST and
German streets, for sale. The factory is IN
running condition, and possession can be
given Immediately. For particulars enquire
at their Office, cor. LIST and German sts, Center
Wheeling. c,,, g.
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Trustees' Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed TO us by John Park. deceased.
and now on record in the Recorders office of
Ohio county, West Virginia, We Will sell on
Wednesday, the fourteenth day of March
next, at 10 q. M, at the Court House of said
county, to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing property, to wit: The Moth Halfof
(23) on which Is erected a one stony frame
house, lying and being on the west side of
streets, in that part Of the city of Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, latterly the Sixth
Ward and laid out by Moses w. Ghapline
Wheeling. - -. II IL
Terms or sale cash. Selling as Tustees'we
will convey such title as is vested in us by
JACOB HORNBRoOR,
@ 5t.fs JNO. X. BOTSFORD,
* ft{ WIN. +. PETERSON
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) CIRouIT- CouRT. JUDGE CA1pwEL1

CIRCUIT COURT, JUDGE CALDWELL
PREsIDINo.-Cfrcuit Court met yester-
day morning at o'clock.
The case of the oyerseers of the Poor
of Ohio County Is. William Gramp, on
a charge OF bastardy, was compromised,
the defendant giving bond for the pay
ment of SO per annum for four years,
and costs of prosecutions.
mi the case of Jas. ii. Stouts execu-
tor, rs. Thomas ii. Reed and others, a
decree was given confirming the sale.
In the case Of Francis ID. Cbapline rs.
A. II. Cbapline, executor of Moses w.
Chapline and others, decree was CIV
en- in favor of A. II. ChapLnei Tor tue
sum of 81, 51S, 16: 1,o,. ond
In the case of Edwin Sarney anu III
wife and others Us. Richard Holden, a
decision was given confirming tne sate
of property, and authorizing tne puI-
chaser 10 pay the deferred instalments
in cash. -. -.
John Benz and others, decree was
given for the sale OF Iot no: 10, anu IT,: ~
feet OF LOT No. IA in Lagrange, and Tor a
part OF lot No. 10, in square 10, In
Ritchietown. s.Il
Several other cases of minor import
ance were disposed of.
The Court adjourned for this term.
SECOND WARD MARKET was not as
we'll attended yesterday as 1T generally
is. The Indictment weather kept away
many who go on pleasant day. Arti-
cles were pretty plentiful. and prices
were generally MS before quoted. We
note few chnnges:
chi lfcats.-Mutton Chops, poe; NUT
ton breast. l2c.; leg lamb. &c.; ioin
steaks, 1Sn2Oc.; do. roast and steak l5c.;
round steak, lSa20c.; chuck steak, l5c.
PorkSLoin roast, l5c.; lOin steak, l5c.;
picked pork, 90c.; do. beef, 49,; saus-
age zoe.
Dressed HoOs.-10a11c.
FouLtrU.- Dressed Turkeys, 20a22c.
per pound. Chickens, 30a40c. per piece.
Vcgetd6keS.-Onions, 40c. per peck; Po-
tatocs, 30a40c.i turnips, 35c.i beans, lOc.
Bntter.-85a5Oc.
Ldrd.-1Sa2Oc. ~, t.
El1s.-20a3OC.
FTnit.-Greenapples, 75as5c. per peck;
dried apples, Zoe. per quart; peaches 20c.
Crdnbet7.ies. -26c. per quart.
Sorghum 1[oLdSScs.-S1,O0 per gallon.
MaPLs 8fotdsSes.-S2,O 90 per gallon.
HoHIfny.-10c. per quart.
Grdit.-oats 45c.; corn 70asOc.
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House and Lot For Sale.

II OFFER ron SALE MY HOUSE AND
j Lot, situated on In Bell. Avenue, corner of.
James street, South Wheeling. The lot Is 90
feet 'front.' by I45 deep. The houseis OF brick,
in good orler-contains7 rooms and n finished
garrett. For.paFticulars inquire offs. H. Wood
ward, opposite the premises o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10

THE LAST DAY BUT ONE to consult
Prof. DeMunn, the Hair Restorer, at
the Sprigg Honse, upon all diseases of
the Scalp, Loss of Hair and Premature
Blanching. AS this will be the last OPP
portunity but one our readers should
embrnce II. Consultations free.
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coMroaT by day and rest at night,
secured by the use of Piso's Cure for
Consumption. Soldb by Edmund Book
ing, No. j, odd Fellows Hall.
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For Sale.

TWENTY (2O) ACRES VALUABLELAED
(river bOttom,) situated three miles above
Wheeling. being q portion oil a farm belonging
to the estate ofA. p. Woods, decd. This land
will be divided tosuit purchasers, and is nd
mirnbly adapted. to gardening purposes or
country residences. For further Information
appIy 10 VIM. II. WOODS,
at WInshIp, Woods q Co.,
feh02-1m No s Main street,
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Persons desiring TO consult me in regard to
terms OF payment, &C., can leave their
names at the Gas Gompany's Office, or VISIT
me f. IN as ltSiiJ JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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YESTERDAY, We. think, was truly a
March dny, and no mistake. From ear
ly morning a wind, at times very strong
and cool, blew from all quarters. To-
wards noon snow commenced falling,
which lasted nearly all day, covering
the ground and housetops with quito
a whitening. Street promenuding was
at discount, especially with the Indies,
and we guess any were out only OF ne
ntSgitV
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a GENEROUS DBRD.-on Thursday
evening last numder OF ladies' and
gentlemen, not members ofthe church,
nssembied in the South Wheeling NJ.
f. Church, organized donation meet
ing, by calling s. Hay, Esq, to the
chair, and appointing Lieut.. Harris
Secretary. Donations were then called
far, when tho good people kindly com
tributcd to the amount of 5000. which
was presented to tho pastor, Rev. s.
Kitchens. A few weeks ago Rev.
from some kind friends in South Wheel
ing. TO the amount of $500, which
makes $4,000 recently donnted by this
c0neregationto their pastor. Surely
this Is generous.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with about ten feet OF water
inthe channel.
The Sheridan arrived about daylight,
with n fine trip OF both freight and pas
sengers. She leaves ngnin this evening
Mt O'Clock. For shippers the Sheridan
affords an excellent, opportunity. To
passengers she combines speed and fine
accommodations. Captain Mnhleman
and MIR. Young, the clerk, arc OF the
finest of steamboatmen.
The Eagle left for Parkersburg ut IL
A. NJ; the regular packets made their
usual trips; the 41g0BdMt No. and II.
lnrse number OF tow boats pnssed up;
and the EpimG No. 3 passed down.
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Price 100000.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

The ground could not be purchased and
the buildings be put mp at a cost OF less thah
500 600 i will also sell my - a 80
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MARRIAGE.

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EspeciaIly. who have become the victims q,
solitary Vice, that dreadful and desIrucfiys
habit which annually sweeIs to an untiIia',
crave thousands of Young Men of the mos
Excellent talents and brilliant intelfCt Nh
might otherwise have entranced liStenin,
Senates with the thunders of elOguence a,
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SYLVEN3 ORIENT COMPANY, ISL Washington
street Boston, on each Box. Price 50 cts. and
q per Box
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TCHIs COMPANY HAVING oRGANIZ-
cd in April, 1864, in conjunction with the
well known firn Of Cache & Co., as u joint
stock cOTlllMN OF
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ORGANIC MEAKNEss

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London Graduate of one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States and the greater
part OF whose life has been spent IN the hos
pitfalls of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, hnS effected some of the most as
tonishing cures TINT We're ever known, many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed
Mt sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with Jerange-
mont Of mind, We're cured immetliately.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-08
European Affairs.

The New York Times London letter says
Of the attitude OF the European pOtentates:
The actual question Is, will Austria consent
20 resign all power and n sht in Germany,
and have Prussia supreme controller Oi
4, 900, 600 OF Germans. Conserving 10 this,
Austria may have peace with an empire Of
81, 600. 900 OF people. Ii she Will not con-
sent then Prussia will e1deav0r 70 excite .
revolt IN Hungary and 10 her worst 10 blot
Austria from the map Of Europe.
The Emperor OF France few weeks ago
insisted upon Austria being maintained as
a German power; now he appears 10 nave
renOnnced that part OF his programme, and
urges Austria 10 accept the terms Of peace
offered by Prussia and Italy. But there is
something concealed; the Emperor is not
ready 10 intervene, and he may have been
converted by the needle gun 10 the Prussian
policy.
Russia, which a few weeks since seemed
10 symDathlZe with Austria, has become
friendly 10 Prussia, and recently in the Brit
ish House Of Commons there was q regular
giorifcatiOn of Count Bismark and the sue
cess OF the Prussian army. The only friend
Of Austria in the House OF Commons was
Sir c. DOwyer. Three months ago there
was scarcely one TO take the side Of Prus-
STA.
The Imperial legislature Is not ready to
act No doubt the ueelle-gun was the first
reason and the attitude Of Russia may have
been the second. Russia seems 70 have
taken Olense al the offer Of Nenetia to
France.
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Tie whole number Of votes given Tor said oalce
OF Circuit Judge said District three thousand
hundred and twenty SIX, aud they were given as
follows, viz: For George Woodruff, two thousand
five hundred AMI fifty nine, (2.559) for Justin
WOoey four hundred and eighty, $500 FOR Chandler
Richards, forty-seven, 90 and scattering forty,
G0)
We, the Board Of State Csnvassers, do hereby GER
tfy the foregoing TO be true statement Of all the
votes given in said Fifth judicial District, for the
said Office OF CrclIt Judge ~ the special election
holden the fourteenth dsy Of July, A D. 1865
Witness our hands al l-ln-.ny Ibis -olrtl cay q
August. A 800
JAMES 3. PORTER, Secretary q sat,
JOHN OWEN, Stat Treasurer,
CYRUS HEWITT. Cors StI'e Ldrf Olicf
Board Of sac CGnvlsssrs.
We tie va ieIs Enei State Ganvasse-s. from care
fnl examination q the election returns rom all the
c0uuiiss ~ tie fifth Judicial District ". the safe oi
michigan. determine as the result OF our ilvesii-
CATION that Georgs oO1r.n has been by the great
est number OF votes duly elected 20 the Office q CIR
cult Judge Tor sad District
witness cur hands - L4ns ug th-s fourth Gay OF
August. A. p. 800
JAMES PORTER. Secretdry Of S1fs
j. OWEN. stat 7r>asirer.
CYRUS HEWITT. Com >tlf- Land Ofice,
5s9W2 b0draof S,ate CIHVasssrs.
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European News.

A dispatch from London by the Atlantic
cable dated Aug. 3, P 81. says: There IS
TO political news Of real importance to-
day.
A London dispatch o. the 4,h says, there
is no political news to-day.
TBE PEACE FROPosTiOSs.
A dispatch from London OF Aug. 81, mas
the following: Martial Law has been pro-
claimed in Lower Austria and also in Ven
Ice, Prussia and Wurtenburg.
The peace conference is 70 he held a.
Prague. The prelimnarles as agreed up
on are as follows. Austria IS 70 withdraw
from the German Confederation and Is 10
lose Venneiia and her part Of Schleswig--
Austria is also 70 pay ten million dollars
10 her adversaries - expenses or the war.
The German States north Of the Main are TO
form a union under the guidance Of Prus-
STA. The German states south Of the Main
are 10 form an independent union.
In the GOOdwoOd races the GOodwO0d
stakes were won by special and the
GOOdwoOd cup by Duke
The bill for the renewal Of the suspension
OF the witt OF habeas corpus IN Ireland was
twice in the House Of Commons night Of
August :. Mr. Gladstone IN a speech sup
ported the Government and warmly praised
the treatment accorded 10 the Fenians hy
the American Government. Mr. 4agraW 3
resolutions against the bill were negatlved
By vote Of l05 against 81