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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
REGIsTEg,s nEFICE

| pom the application. Of JAMES {. 'iRIh, Exc
- ontor Of the last will and Testament JAMES
"; CuLBERr, late Of Brandy wine Hundred, In
saia Gopnty. deceased i q ORDERED and
said, give notice OF the srpntinR of letter. Tee
thmentary upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date Of the ceusing
70 Dc posted within forty dsysfrom the date of such
LettsrB In biz of the most public places County
OF New CASTLE, recurring all persons having de
againB the Estate to prese the or abide by
A. Of in sue case made and Aud
mod in the delaware Republican, anewspsper pub
nshed in Wilmington. and To be con inued thereia
- Given under the hand and Sea of once Of the
Register aforesaid Mt New Castle in New Cattle
~ o.aforeHsii, the day and year aLOvs written
amazon. -, X. q. FRAN, Restster,
NUIlUB All persons hRvi claims a. ain the Ks
tate Of the deceased must present the ateat
ed to the Executor. before MAY 9th,
provided. JAMES O. AKIN
may 10 an E.scutnr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

THAT LsrTEs.-We understand that the gen.
Beverly Tucker letter, has brought it to the
notice OF one or more Senators and that the
connection that sour friend Senator Ri ddle"
may have bad with such rebel correspondence
ia likely to become subject of inquiry. IT'S
said tina; when this occurs other documents
will be brought to light. By all means let us
have light on this subject.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

Mr., Editor Having seen a communication
in your paper in reference to the endow men
of a home tor the family of the late Rev. Geo
Quigley, and believing there are others who
with myself would like to contribute for thai
purpose, would respectfully suggest that
contributions he left with Revs. James Gun
ningham, J. D. Curtis, J. France, or Messrs
Titus or Kelley members of Asbury 81. E
Church, if no better way is suggested. W.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

THn letter OF the rebel conspirator Beverly
Tucker to the traitor Hunter and others, in
which he directs reply to be sent through
''our friend, Senator Riddlef' disturbs the Ga
aette and in his dilemma he seeks to divert
attention from the fact that these rebels re-
copnized Senator Riddle as their confidential
friend, By attacking and abusing office holders
contractors, &c. 1t won't do Mr.. Gazette. The
letter speaks for itself.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
DIED.

IL Chester, mn the 5th in t., Martha Jane,
daughter of hRunums and Phebe Ann Pierce
of this city, aged 20 years.
In this city, on the 9th lust Robert, Alexau-
der, aged SO years.
On the 7th inst, Elizabeth L. Shipler, aged
76 years. Funeral from her late residence
sixteenth ST, Wilmington, Del, on Third
day Tuesday morning, the 10th inst, at half
past 10 O'clock
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
REGIsTKR'N OFEICE.

.,,,, !. NEW CASTLE COUsTY, June 9Th, 1865.
l fON tue application Of James Fletcher, Admits
~ stor Of Mennssaah Caldwell late Of WILMINGTON
directed by the Register that the Administered aoro
said give notice Of the granting of Letters of Admin
lstraton upon the Estate of the deceased with the
iae OF granting thereof by causing sdvertisement
siI OF the most public places Of the County
OF Newoast!e recurring all persons haviDk demands
againhtthe Estate. to present the abide by
Act al Assembly in such made aud provided And
also cause the to be inserted within Pc
1loa In The Delaware Nepub lean per publish
months.
Ss( Given under he and and So al of once OF the
S. 81 Register reaaid, at New Castle in New Castle
t~> %. aforesaid, the day snd year above written
noTIOE.-Aii persons having claims arsinst the
Estate OF the deceased must pre- ent the same duly
NLssteu 70 the AdniDstratt beforI June 9th,
1851 or abide the Act OF Assembly ia such ease
aud PROVIDED. JAMES FLETCHER,
junell Administra,,,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

-Acetisnt-A man named John Brown had
his right arm badly crushed 10 the sawmilI of
George W Churchman, at Claymont, last Fri
day week, by catching il 10 cog wheel while
adjusting portion OF the machinery. He bs.
logged in Delaware County, Pa, and Doctor
Forwood OF Chester amputsted the limb and
Mr.. b, ia doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
To Widows and Heirs OF Deceased
Soldierg

'I'HE DELAWARE AGENCY affords every facility
4 in procuring Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty. APP
plicAtiona by maid attended to prompt II made
IN person, Pensioners whose claims due at he
Pension Agency at Dover can have the collected
at once. Persons addressing the Agency Box al, IL
mingten, Dell by calling the accredited Notary,
b. Wiggins, No. l01 west nth strest " IN have their
claim attended to promptly. All inquiries by letter
directed to the DELArAkE AeHHoI, will receive imme
n so
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
WdnFsd, an experienced saleslady. Apply to M,
:. Lehten3tein, No. 226 Marke Street.

Board Wanted for the Summer with private
family, In or near Wilmington, for gentleman
care of Francis Vincent, Esq Alderman, over the
Market House, and whom references are offered
CP"Are you troubled with dache, costiyeness,
dyspepsia If so go to Kittrelges and obtain glass
of kissingen from he Attic and it will oleve you
instantly Only eight cents. store, No. sO9 Market
street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
LIST OF LETTERS.


LETTERS REMArsISs UNCLAIMED in the Post
Of July, 1865.
Allen F.-2 Moore Goo W
Asque Thos Mcbride Jane Ann
Bates Daniel l. Meyers Jane
Butler John W Mills Samuel
Burnell J W Mitchell DE
Benjamin Melissie Mussell Courodo
Rrown Paul Prighsey Geo A
Corning A W. PURGE SP
Cook Perkins Robert K
Clark George H Pernel Thomas
Coleman Quinn John r
Ourlett Joseph Robinson Thomas
Cochran VIM Reilly Miss
Devlin Annie Rob Margaret
DETROIT Hartman Stockton Thomas
Dean r Standby Samuel
Ermen. Mr. Steinbacb PhilI,n
Fenley John Scoern Mr.
Foster Charles Strong Mollie
Groves Mrs Taylor O L
Gooding M-3 Thorp Edwin Az
Gamble Ohas Thompson Elizabeth
Harkell Wilkinson WP
Handbook Edward West Thomas
hunt J Wilkinson N P
James Fannie Ward Margaret
Keithleu Aunesey n Williamson ]
Keen Joel Wilson Elwooi L
Layneid !ohn Wilmer Capt Chas
Love Frederick U Wilson Annie A
Mcdowell g
FOREIGN LETTERS.
buckley ilmothy Mclaughlin Cornelus
Doien Edward Quinn Margaret
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
REGISTERS OFFICE.

1900. NKw CASTLE COUNTY, May 10, 1863
l Pom tina application of George q. CleAyer Al
ministrator of Thomas RatliG, late of st GeorRes
Hd In said Co.. decd; II Ia cred directed by Inc
Register that the Of
the ntins Of Letters ID estate
causing to be psEtsd within forty dnys
from the date such Letters in sI the most pu hi
sons having demands ganstths Estate present the
and provided And also the to he Inserted
within the same period in the Della Republican
eyspAper published in Wlmn gton, and to be oontin-
ed therein two months.
~ Given nder the h md and Seal Of once of the
sSf Register aforesaid al New Castle New Castle
~ Co., Aforesaid, the day hndJ .ar above ~ritten
. 49, II. q, fRAIM, Re- ister,
N0TI0k.-All persons having claims AsainFIths Us
tate OF the deceased attested
to the Administrator or before May 49, 1867, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such ada and pro
vided. GEORGEG, OLEAVER
"a Pm Adminiairator
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

MONDAY. JULY Q. 1866.

Union Meeting.-The Union voters Of New
CASTLE Hundred, will meet at the Court House
on Thursday, the l2th instant, at o'clock, p.
m. general invitation is extended to all
VIII, are in favor OF securing the fruit of the
victories won by our armies.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
L. w STIDHAM,
Jan 25-ti Auctioneer
lsEGISTEIf's OFFICE.

rKw CASTLE COUNTY, May isth,uIBs,
| fos the application of WIN. W. STEWART, Ad-
mnistrator OF Hester Ann Jones, late Of Pencader
Id, ip said COUNTY, dsc'di IT is 0RDERED and di-
reoted by the Ne gister that the
give notice Of the granting of Letterao
upon the Estate Of the deceased date grant
Ing thereof By epusing to be posted
within forty days from the date LetterBn siK
1.-THE moat public places of the county of New Cas-
recurring all persons having demands Against the
ESTATE 10 present thesam or abide by al Act of As
sembly N such made and provided And
The same to be inserted within the period In the
Dehwars Republican. \ newspaper published in VIII
mington, and to be continued therein two months.
W. Given under the and and Seal of0hioe of til .
SIS. Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Cas-
tie county Aforesaid, the day. year above
wriusn. X. q. fkAIM. Register.
OE.-Allpersonshsvn ing claims gainst the es
tAteot the deoessed present duly ettested
To the Administrator before MAY 18TH 1851,
provided. VIM STEWA MI N
iuus IL PM W Admi nistr.tor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

DeRraess, Blindness ana C6tnrrh
Treated with the utmost success, ny Dr. J. lSAACS
0culisl aud Aurist, Formerly OF Leyden, lloland) No.
SO PINE SfkEEr, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
from the most reliable In tho City and Country
be his Once, The medical faculty Invited
accompany their PATIENTS he has secrets in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL ~ rs inserted without pain.
No charge made fur organization. Jan30'66-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

LETTERS REMAIsISa UNCLAIMED in the Post
Office at Wilmington, State of Delaware, 7th day
of july 1860
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

La PSuScH VI 1NSouu JooA uCCIchbtut 1000 10
In favor Of second year, $3.50 "a
Drownsd.-A young man named George o.
mond who lived with George W. Grub, of
Uhristiana Hundred, was drowned on Sunday
morning, the % inst, while bathing in the
Christiana river. Coroner Curry held an ia
qnest, and the jury rendered verdict of death
from accidental drowning.
Fre.-There were tive alarms Of FIRE on the
Attn inst, the first from the ignition of the
roof OF the house Of BENZ. Med iniel, in Market
Street between Fourth and Fifth streets, and
the second by the burning OF the roof of a
frame house at the corner of Eighth and Tat
nail streets. Fortunately the flames were ex-
tiuguished before much damage WAS done.
Nsp Boiler Mandatory Mr.. James Uou-
merry the Inventor of patent steam boiler. ba a
leased of Messrs. HauRhey 4 Ferry, Gravel
rooters, piece of land at the corner of Jeffsr-
sou street aud the Rail Road, for the purpose
OF erecting shops for the manufacture of boil
ers and other kinds of iron work.
The Gordon Lot-We are informed that nra
paratons are now 10 progress to cover This In,
with buildings. Our readers no doubt rocoI-
lest that 1t forms the square bounded by Fifth
aud Sixth and Walnut and French streets. I,
has been the place where the circusses have
held forth for several years.
NeW Whsat.-The first new wheat Of tn,
season was received in Philadelphia, from Del
aware, on Taursday last, by Ntssrs. James l.
bewiey %. The mlity was very superior
and It s"ld at ~ per bushel. Large lott
could not be disposed of NJ that figure.
SAVE YOUR acknowledgements the Del
aware saving Baak Is located at the office of Will
liam McCaullsy, Esq, No 6O9 Market Street, vii
mington, Del, and is open every day to receiy,
deposits All amounts received from ono dollar up
wards, and Eve rer cent. interest pal on the sam
from the day Of deposit. WV MeCAULLEY, Presi
dent, J, P. RurH, Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

store of Mrs. Lutf l06, West 7th al. only few
steps from Market.
The most choice and elegant assortment of
ladies dress and cloak trimmings, buttons, &c.
Wells, hosiery, gloves, haudkercbefs, ribbons,
No. and 8, all colors, velvet ribbons, best
brands, combs, brushes, nets, Hover's Hair Dye,
Hair OIL soaps and pertumery, A full line OF
iniasts and misses hosiery, gloves, handker-
chiefs and fancy goods &c. &c Mrs. Luf, LOG
West 7th Street.
Bear in Mind, 6Os.-We have just received di.
rect from New York large supply of Helmbold
Fluid Extract Of Buohu and Sarsaparilla, which we
will supply at manufacturers prices and persons OBJ.
tanning the Buchu or Sarsaparella from us at our
drug store 800 Market street. can rely upon getting
genuine and fresh articles In addition to the above
articles prepared by Mr.. n. 7. Hsmbold, We have
the Rosewssh together with all the patent and pro.
| pretary medicines now in use, which we sell at
manufacturers prices, or by the dozen at discount
of 10 per cent. Kittredge Co
John A. .allderdtc., Attorney at law, No. 5l2
King Street, (adjoining the Post Ofice,) Will
mugton, Del. apr6-3m
B. Attorney at law, Bringhurst'
Building, corner OF 9Th and Market streets, Will
mington, Del.
Chas @. Rumford, Attorney at law, No. GIT
Market ST., Wilmington, Del. may 81 sm
| EF~Fine French woven corsets, handkerchief
| machine silk and cotton. John K. Frosk, 20 Mar.
| ket street.
Zephyr, all oolors, at 20 cents an ounce.
Also hosiery, silk, Berlin Lisle thread and other
gloves for ladies, gents and children John Il,
| Fro6k, 705 Market street.
| TpBelt buckles, toilet soaps neck ties SUSPEND.
ers, Mersailes trimming and fall line of velvet
ribbons of all eolors, at reduced rates. John e.
Frock, I05 Market street, next to 81. Paul's M b.
| church.
ET-The we'll improved farm advertised by VIM.
Z. Fl eisler In this paper, May 2sth 3lst, and 7th
and l4th Of June, still 10 the Market and will
sold bargain. Purchasers will find this good in
vs5tment. It's now renting for cash at over per
cent on the amount asked for 1t. tels-i
EDont forget 4l9 West Front street whore
you will hnd constantly on hand full assortment
Of the best brands OF Extra and Extra Family
Flour which sn selling at the lowest cash prices
by the barrel or BY tho bag delivered to any part
| OF the city Tree OF costs. bcATTBReooB ALLnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29
CwConycIr.-A meeting of the City

CITY CoUScIL-A meeting of the City
Council was held last evening
On motion the reading OF the minutes
OF the last meeting were dispensed
with.
ported that they found some difficulty
in determining the route on which 10
Law the twenty-inch water pipe from
Market street TO Main street. They how
ever, recommended that il go mp Market
10 Washington and down Washington
TO Main street, which would increase
the expense of the city about q, 600.
a motion was made TO adopt the re-
port OF the committee.
The yeas and nays were called for,
which resulted: Yeas 5; nays z. Lost.
a resolution WAS then offered 10 lay
the pipe from Market street down
Walnut alley 20 Main street, and then
up Main 70 Washington, which WAS
adopted by two-thirds vote,
a resolution WAS offered that a conn
mite be appointed to examine the Zane
street bridge, and see what repairs were
needed, aud have tine bridge liked i'm
mediaIely- Adopted
a resolution was offered that the
COMMITTEES on Streets and Alleys be
authorized 10 contract for I'D Perches
OF bOulders Tor paving the wharf from
the Sprigg House alley 10 the north end
of the wharf, the cost not to exceed
s. IS per perch Adopted.
A resolution was offered instructing
the ComnitLee on Ordinances TO report
an ordinance forbidding any person
from establishing a landing or wharf
boat on private or public property
within the limits OF the city without a
license.
On motion, the words ''if expedientn
were added 10 the resolution.
So amended, after much discussion,
the resolution was agreed TO.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

a Word FOR THE woRKISeNES.-
The Workingmen's coffee room opened
in Cincinnati about one year ago by the
Young Mems Christian Association, is
now visited by about four hundred per-
sons daily, and is self sustaining.
Some philanthropist ought to start an
enterprise OF the same kind in Wheel
ing-a clean, well lighted room, fur
nished with the newspapers and peri
odicals, with coffee and other refre sh-
ments at the lowest possible rates,
where the workingmen may spend an
hour in the evening pleasantly and
probably. as II isthose who have no
do. not contribute 10 their moral
status for good, and those of a social ma
ture, with families, are exposed to temp
tations which many OF them are unable
TO resist The idea is good one, and
should be acted upon in every city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

MICH IL LrrrIE-ro keep cool. be fash
ionable, and do as Others do, is to drink Cd
bert's ice cold Soda Water. made In the latest
style and in an apparatus excelled by none.
We speak the truth when we say 1t Is the
finest Fountain In the City. To be fashion
able Is 10 use Rings Ambrosia, which is the
ouly preparation that Is warranted to restore
gray hair toits original color, or prevent and
cure baIdness. To do as others do is 10 buy
all you want in The drug, perfumery, notion,
and pure liquor line at odbeTts fancy drug
and prescription store, end Of stone bridge
Wheeling, West Va. ju2-:m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

THE annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wheeling Female Col
1ege was held at Mr.. James g. Orr's
Once yesterday afternoon.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen directors for the coming year:
G. d. Hubbard, "A. J. Sweeney, ID. G.
List, J. E. Wilson, J. r. Hubbard, ia.
MetcaIE, G.. X. Wheat, j. C. Orr, J. b.
Ford, Thomas Hornbrook, T. al. Logan,
Joseph Bell, E. J. Stone.
Some necessary Improvement in the
way OF two new recitation rooms are
much needed at the College building,
and IL was resolved TO publicly request
each stakeholder 10 consider himself a
COMMITTEES of one to solicit new stock
subscriptions, and report at an adjourn
ed meeting to be held at Mr.. Orr's office
on the 10th OF July next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

THE NEW WHARF BoATeThe new
some time since, and now lying at the
foot of Union street, was the subject of
much discussion in the city Council last
evening. Itseems that the parties from
Pittsbnrg applied for license, bnt OPEN
ed out the boat before it was acted on
by the Council, believing themselves to
be lying on private property, in which
they were mistaken, as the city mort
gage takes in the wharf far above them.
The argument in the council was pref
ty warm, and the Committee on Ordi-
nances were Instructed 10 report a reso-
luton forbidding any person from es-
tabIishIng n landing or wharf boat
within the limits of the city without n
license for the same. 80 ,ss57sl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

RIVER NEws.@The river was faIIing
last evening, with about six feet water
in the channel. fsa
The Edin6nrE len last evening for
Cincinnati. ss Ia. :
The Eagle is the Parkersburg packet
for to-day at 10 O'Clock .ssa
The r. r. Hudson leaves this evening
at 5H o'clock for Cincinnati u9 -s.s-s
PITTSBURGH. 81
The Commercial contains the follow
East evening at twilight the marks
indicated three feet i've inches. Dur
ing the afternoon We had heavy rain
with fair prospect of swell
The hrst-class passenger steamer
Yorktown, Captain G. W. Ebert, is
loading for Cairo and st. Louis. She
will have dispatch. This boat is in fine
trim for the summer trade. The clerks
are Captain s. Peppard and Son, offi-
GERS who will sec that passengers are
well cared for. alaTs'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

HYDRnPHoBLA.-In the vicinity OF
Cambridge. Ohio, on the line of the @.
o. r. r., they are having quite hard
time with mad dogs. A gentleman
saws that they are met on almost every
corner ofthe town. We would suggest
that they "cut their tails OF close up to
their ears" as a preventative of the dis
ease. We also learn that Mr.. Thomas
Stewart, living the vicinity of Cam
bridge, Is raving mad, having been Bit
ten byia horse, which had been attack
ed by the disease. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

HNrs-SYe are glad TO see that sever
al on the ladies have adopted the prac-
fice OF wearing mems hats. We have
been asked the question as to whether
the ladies would be allowed TO wear
these hats in church, We think that
decency would prompt them 70 .sdofi"
them, as the law of custom says that
6oRnets may be worn IN places OF wGS-
ship, but Il does not extend TO adks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

TIE GREAT RlsE IN SuNFIsH.-The
rise In Sunfish creek last Monday
drowned two girls named Sehilline,
(sisters.l who attempted to cross the
creek In a canoe. The water was higher
than Il has been for many years, car
rying away fences and everything that
came in its way. The country was
flooded from many miles mp the creek
clear down TO the Ohio river. The loss
of the farmers along the banks of the
creek will be very heavy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

BALI HEADS! GREY HEADS ArrEST1oSI
Mrs. winslow's Hair Restnrer VIII restore
grey hair to Its original color, and force a
growth of hair on heads that are bald. Try
1t and be convinced 1t Is an elegant dress
ing and gives the hair most, son and glossy
appearance Sold by E Booking, Mol Odd
Fellows Han.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

tAsrusEsfINTs.-Th The city Is posted all
over with hand bills announcing the
coming OF Duprez q Benediet's Min
streis. They are reported 70 be one of
the FIRST class style, and no-doubt they
will be largely patronized. They are
to xhibif in Washington Hall, on Fri
dny and Saturday, July 18th and 10th.
The picnics are all the go for the
present, and eclipse everything else.
Thu excitement runs high. s.4fl i
IA Horse Fair Will be held on Wheel
ing Island on the 4th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

PIo.r4c.--The Young Mems Catholic
Association will have basket Picnic
al IIoekwood,s Grove on the 4th OF July
next The steamer Eagle mas peen
az Al ri. They win return on the
steamer Express IN the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

Mr.. SMITH, the gentleman who was
injured the night Of the IRE ut Mellor's
able 10 rise. He was pushed through
me window at the entrance Of the room,
a piece or glass about four inches in
length entered his leg, cutting a hole
through the flesh to the bone, then run
ming mp the bone, markings hole about
1--WE inches in depth. It Is serious in
Jury, and viii disable him for some
time to come. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

Dz. BOrT9s P1L1s-Tne best and safest
family medicine, No ealomeI! No Interrupt
ton Of daily ayocations! A specific for Dys-
pepsia! An admirable pill for childreni
sold, plain and sugar coated Price IS cents
sent by nnail for IS cents Sold by dealers
generally T. H Logan & Co, Proprletors
WhoIeszls Druggists. Wheeling. d6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

REruRsED.-Miss Mnupin, the lady
who didn't get a lover, has returned to
this city and is at the house OF her in
jured sister. Jno. Mooney, the "recons
structedu will be in Jail until the 0c-
tober term of the Circuit Court. Mrs
which was stolen from her by her un-
faithful husband. 10. will have time
TO think over his past misdeeds before
his case comes up for a hearing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29

SPECIAL CAUTToS-Mns. Winsiowi Sooth-
ingsyTup has become 50 popular that various
parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs winsl0wk Please take notice that the
Mn winslow OF. the Soothing syrup Is not
connected with any other article. Ju2-Smdw