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81 EosIl = -, . =,
aealled n1eetng 81 The Ctr Council,
l,tilo On ; tup1Ry evening. Sent Isl,
lqs me trIllse pf tIiViifIi7 the Prasi-
cent - me gllitali IS - - sff VV6eeI-
3 West 1FiIinlil, the ~ on ii = fI5 q
~ ilqfla 7eFe d,
I. lles9t That HIS Honor DE
Or and the PFesitiatft Of ms Srs,o'lisi
Branch Of the Council, with tl5ree "a ems
pen 9sEls Of the Fifst Branch and three OF
the Second Branch 81 the Council t1s'aF-
pQtuted . commit tee for flib i1urp e 81
extending to HIS IexeelIe ncy, "a q PFesi-
dent OF the United States, ana party q
cordial Invitation 70 visit The city Of
Wheeling on their return nom Chicago
2. ReSOgVed, That His Honor, the
Mayor, and the President Of the Second
Branch Be empowered to appoint q
committee Of aFTang en1ents, comp ed
Of six members three o. e3eh bfaieh Of
Councils Il the invftation eXtendedls "a
His FxCellenCN, the President. IN The
/ hFst res luti0E IL accerteJ see
8. 4ReSClUeR, That HIS Honor. the
I Mayor, communicate the fnFeuoiIi. rs.
olutions In such manner Is - may
think proper.
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Fuzzy FUN-At the Police Court, on
Saturday morning, but one case was
brought mp. u appeared that two In
dividnals had met At the Saloon 0ppo-
site the Custom House, and had there
exchanged greetings, resulting In q
s'black eyen 20 one OF them.
The man with the s'black eyea' stated
10 HIS Honor, Judge Goo1e, that he
was satisfied the other man had hit him
only In fun. and that he, therefore,
didn't wish % prosecute further. The
case WIS aCeordingly dismissed at COM
plainani'a CTS
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lLARspENrs. CA1.IsAY.A .roNIr.

,zc. 4td4-k5t6 = ftfFsfE 2 I = 40
In eonV1leScence1 nom Cholefn, MOlignant
Feven. Small Pnx, or any Cntaneous Anec-
tons. VIII be found Invaluable, giving tone
to the system. and removing an the pros-
tE1ttins etiects ineitleutal TO tiisease. me
ttiiiS a and "a noiESiedee 81 al 7irl
tues OF TRUE Calisayn Bark requires no ex.
PLANTATION; centuries have passsSi since its dis
eoVeEy. and II IS now recognized as the best
ie1Fifuge which boqnt fnl nature has favored
us win. Seienes MS discovered many
methods Of extracting It's virtues, ana reiue-
ING, 70 2 small bulk the active principles Of
the Hlfk, viz, Aufnine, Clneho 81, IN
OF .Wnlen are tnVnluat1a as medical a6lsilti
ne grelt want OF Q mild and reliable tonic
N cases OF Debility. EiRht kSuenfs SSIsTIlfIi1
Dyspepsia, Los OF Appefite md ot6FTE iiSsS1s
- incidental 20 . di8oEJlaIiHedl system has
Queeu me TO present this 10 n INN
4e1l1 ana Is the Iirs Ftiiliile - IA
ana powerful tonic that can % prensraii
e9Lll g tttloez ~ the scffVe pTinci1
PIES OF the True CllLtslyn Bark with ofner
which render Il the fFfsftf0l1 sf
3 HeIlll 1y l1l Al tia above fligansll1S.
EfeEeLred BY ]. W. AlaYsieui ~ Y3Fr,nf
Heg 11oEE, and for sale by an DFuEEisfs
iS4l1laes - Per ldottla "a ~. =. : -
- Gan = Co and Iognn. y. 81 4 CO.
Y u e w hGaiinE ". Va :
I sssEl1 alsl ~ =. M (li Il fillI Han.
=. Il. Odoerts end Of Stone RFiIiil5Fs NIC.i I'm
43Ll.s;i corner Market and Monroe EtR: Q. 8.
etltsl lA1l q Cos No. Monroe street Wheel.
- = LII aug8llyeoW
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A YALUABLR' HoRR ISosT.-On
Thursday last lEessra. BuEley g Co.,
met with . serious loss through the in
discretion Of certain parties.
IS appears that, either with or v ith0ui
tllelr eogDiz4nee, 3 very hne running
morse owned by them, vas taken 10 die
course on the Fair Grounds for the pur-
pose ol.trYing his speed that the horse
went wei enough on the stretches. but,
IN atte1a ping 70 make the lower turn,
vas nnsnecessful, and ran into the
fence Son the outside of the traalz; his
shoulder coming In contact with the
sharp corner ola post, was broken, and,
IN addition, . large hole JTiis made n
his side, just behind the shoulder.
Inc horse having, been got over to the
stable atstlhe upper end Of the Market
House, died q short time afterwards. A
post ll0EtelS examination, by DR.. Bur-
ley ana DR.. Bavy Gray, revealed the
met thnt the lungs and heart of the
herse were very much injured
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TH CHAlBER OF Co01IERoE, which
has been closed for some tims past, viii
resume its ssssiOns to-day at 8 O'Clock
We advise an msmbeTs to attend.
Something may be expected.
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A FEW WORDS OF COsTHTOH SENSE.
How lew there ars who are net subject to
some affection OF the LUNGS or respiratory OF.
GINS Whosby negleeting prennonitory symp-
tdnsJ lagsravate the com laint, uhfh dIssase
strikes its shafts, causing tnexpressible tor
ture Of thepatIeit, ana anxiety and distress
to friends. "0nIy a cold 81 '4A slight sore
thrpatH 8 the needless remark Of many
when 50 affected. Yes 'tonly 4 cold, p vyns
the thoughtless expression of thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
ForeWarned-Forear should be the
motto "a tlie minds Or an subject %
Coughs, Colds catauh, or Influenza. words
of advice should be needed by all suffering
from Asthma BEdnchitis. Consumption
Relief Is within theirreaeh; and, II neglected
fatal eonsedu ehces efisne-a life of mfssry-a
daily, hppElys stEugRle for existence. A con-
lest In which thereca be but one Hict6i-
Does L not appal the strongest mind. to
think Of the result caused BY legl6ef3 IMAM
WY de4ayt v nat e1Ieuse can be Offered,
when timely warming s sounded In yOur
eaEs4 When the danger e pointed ont why,
not avoid III MAI,sDElSs PICTORIAL. BNIir
has been used with success In nehFly q TIiiI-
Ion Of clses and q 81 BY flie NefiTeSI
Faculty as the most prompt and enc eIOns
remedy that sctentthc research has discover.
Colds Influenza, and Consumption 81 fhe
case 1Snot beyond al hope. Even when the
Is isin the last slases he VIII md pa-
iis4 y. 1s!Els tbs pEePaEation- One bottle
Wlu convince the mos tnepe(iuIons that TIE
merits Of this prep ion ale ID no mems
Grated; In nct-fan far Shoff or fhe
eulogles bestowed upon Il by thousands Who
nave been e1fel by rs timely Tise A5giafifIl-
zee accompanies each bottle and dealers are
lllstE Ilcted in every instance to refund the
money, when this preparation fails TO relieve
! & Pm pared by I. W, Marsden, Isl, ~ INV
New York and for sale by All DrugEfsfs
Price 81 per bottle.
y, ~. Iogan & Co. and LOAN, List E,Co
. SOLD ESQ b. E. Boo odd Fellow 5 Han.
G. II. Gilbert, end Of Stone Bridge; Nolan
45[osS soEner Market and Monroe stk; C. J.
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BEleses 1tAe1c3 CIR me mos uss-
fnl article ever OdtEet 70 The public. CHINA
Gas ana RaEtheni Wane. RaEian Marble, ana
ornamental work d every dsscEIptinn,5 IN
.EeratEell. II Is % stmpEeand easy ap-
Ilisil that any tllId can Ils It. ny ift and
u convinced. s6ld By Edmund B5ekiine..
so, I ODD Feil0V Han.
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Valuable Farm foI Sale.

TUE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
1.-The faGEn on which he now resides, situat-
ed one mile fEpln Bolton, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Ran Road con Inning 2f55< acFes
30 acres Of which are under cultivation. A
Flouring and saw mill dwelling house and
TIE tE1cfs alsoau orchard f0f Hlacelltrlb fllif
Ilis land 1ieson Fish CreelI And - ic,vsIIsd
with q growth of splendid timber.
tyA-dtEW6m JAMES A. RICE.
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Why BIZ HUBUGGED LosGER1=EVery
body draws \ pEiEe IN a bottI6 that win re-
store gay. hair toits original color, I1esent
and enc baldneE. Rings AmhEusIa Is The
only preparation that Is warranted to do as
EeIlreenteti. ny 4 bottle and be eonyineed
o. st your money refunded For sale. by
opREElT. gheEliEs. End pf Stone Eridge.
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EIRsH, ANHuAIs rnVTV Io,g On q an
TEACHERs AND Orr fCIltIIi on IPEITl. SSTJN-
DAY SCHOOLS or ONO C,OhNTY, W, VA.
AT % . clock ltllEtlly morning the
= an C-1tlEel ana tglf3 called fooFdeF by
=: y stone, Esp, Chairman 81 The COM
tll4ltel5 Of AfBam gel1ents, and pf9s tenn
ponlfilY gFgalE mixed by tbs appointments
OF Rev. s. b. BarnitZ Chairman, and " /.
II. OXt6by, Secretary. Devotional ex-
ereisesi lasting until 10sS9 A. IT.. we're
then conducted by Rev. DF. 1lnFtfn, NJ
delivered by Rev. D. ". Fisher, Of the
lSt Presbyt Church.
On motion the sub eet Of q permanent
organization WIS referred 70 Che Com
mi1lee on Arrangemeits. appointed =
COMMITTEES on Orr lniZltiOn. - iie1i. NJ.
ter sultatiOnj Submitted eIs follow
ing names Tor permanent oEfieiFss
tIesid.e'le-I9f. 4. H Logan.
ktee esideIitS-1. H. Wfflianns, L
-. LAYTON, Rev. Steele, Rev. @. Mar.
TIM VIM. VVineheF. Rev. y. "A. Rfbhe,
n. A. G. HaftEl an, Rev. i. "a. Trainer,
A. A. Alison, Paul Wharton. John Fer
rel, Jas. AgneW, J. G. NfeolI, J. C. Orr,
3. Ottl Rev. j. A. MeIntieT, r. s. Hop
klnss Jno. =. Wilson, i. G. MeAfee.
J. R0WleY, A. ". Warder, J. b. DetWi-
Aer. =. y. Vance, Fred $ehwertfe IseTi
6ecfetGrieS.=W. III. QXtoby, =. j.
Stone, b. II. Lisa, Fred SchWeFtferger.
IfoGSHTeT@J. Q. Hervy.
The report having been unanimously
adopted, Dr.. I. II. logan was cOndnek-
ed 70 the chair, and, In the hhupiesi
terms, expressed his sense or the honor
conferred upon him. He also eonRfat
ulated the Convention upon the iargC
attendance Of delegates, and invoked
upon its proceedings the blessings 81
Him who has said, 1Suner little child
rem % come unto me and forbid them
not, for of such IS the Kingdom 81
Heaven
The reception and FeadfnR of the re
ports followed, occupying the remain
der Of the morning session.
The reports showed that % schools
were represented in ConventionS EN-,
bracing 143 ofhceRs, 455 male and female
teachers, 20 male and female sehol
arsl and Is, coz volumes In their libra,
ries. Among these 565 Sunday SchoO
publtc are distributed monthly
The benevolent collections for theyeal
have amounted TO 81 81 76, the cuErei
i expenses 70 = ,767 90. The number o
additions 20 churches from the Sunday
Sehqpls during the year,
l. Atter singing and prayer by TIT
Rev. TaggRtt OF the Baptist church, tn
! ConYention adjourned 70 meet At .
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Gaus 8 WarnafeIdt.

a 9 IHE NALOON UNDER WAsHING-
IA 1QS Hall known - the SOEF1CEes1
CANA " aEnafedl have Just received q 1ns
GfoeEo OF j Qtl0Es and Ci1lrlS nlso every
good 70 eat that HE MARKET afl1rLls, Oysters,
Game, Fish, &C.
In antIelfsti0n Of the TurneE2 Festival.
this week, they have secured the services OF
nEEt-eln8 cooks. under he direction u IlJdi
4anneuss and their aEElElsernents aFe s1cll
upon them b the beTelly On the week.
As the 1uTner He1d11aTteEs aFa 70 ba In
Washington Halls G5Guil 4 YTaEIla faldt6 81
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a
II IS now over thirty years since the above
cale6EAte1 P1lls were inst discovered by pR.
DUPONCO, Of Paris, during which timetht{
In most OF the puhlic institutions, as well 8
In private practice, of both hemisphere, viii
unparalleled success In every case, and Il
only At the urgent request Of the thou
sands OF Ladies' Who have used them, thatbs
Is induced to make the Pills public for the az
deviation Of those suffering from any lHegl'
eTeasep Of family where health VIII not permi'
ONE PILL rs A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themseives 50, are cautioned aghlnG
using these Pills while in that condition lesl
they invite miscarriage" amer which CO.
montftQn, the Prop yIInes no responsl'
hilitT, althouEh their mil dneEs would PreIe1all
any mischief to health, otherwise the ms
are Recommended asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for ~ those adietlng complaints 50 Pe4lf
A 81 = ~ J ns
FTeEtilP D0trJl R1ill1, R1Geh Of Blood 70 X
Heud, DiEiReGS, DiBlaeEg Of Sight, Greal SIR
~ s ssts f2 'e g. f 81 e. E SSIiS
distressing complaints, particularly that mos
annoying, weakening, and the beEinninSd
all other female Weakness,
Tho L.eueOFrh0ea, or whites.
Al thesame time, there 8 nothing IN thees
lie directions be Sfrtet4V JoEI0lped and yOu wiz
md them to be al theg ore TtI1TCssltsh
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
g, coo Boxes have been Sold within
q ~ Two Years.
m IyI5rIid Bddsss tl,t b. L.ster, both b
myself and Agents. to al arts OF the word
% which aflsyfetB have been returned " y
which ladies' W IKE the above Ils
tl-gyes been Known since THE SCTEScE o.
lspIcIEls ~ yEtylSEl lII1l{ IEIs WORLD,
In feIaoVlnes. GlllSfEIle fiolls q ReStOT'
8 tnE Nature -. rs Proper Channel
0unETINIa THE IlIIEVE y and llEinafng hack TIE
eftOsyl HeluF o. HealfhH to fho cheek Of TIE
mos 1lellea1e.s flflsi-.
Prise SITleF Bnx. SIX RSxes SS
ls5old ~ I'cABE, KRAFT 4 co.. pfhOlssal9,
llql - Main street, Wheeling. Genera
- 11lfaAe = gents for esttFa., 70 whom ~
81. - 1lllgt b fifiraGed. Sod AZ Retail, y
REED, KRAFT&C0.
= lsnld IN St ClaiFslilIe Ohio. BY
Ivy. I. y 1.I- E1LCEzERlII Nc d,
a ". il.a 1l lll9 Dr.. ]. II. BouooH
q ~. M a..ssilfisi u l5
,4sll1LAe4s y seldllIl7i olaQo 70 either Of Ils
{ ABOVE 70 The V lleelinE Post once e111
nave taa plts sent feDn1dentiRlly,) By NAL
- my nlEtol Tue country affee OF P955IEs.e-
81 ~. HOWE
ee7lyd Sole PEpPyietor. New York.
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s TIE Hair FastoTeE that gives the bsst
satisfaction Is Ffslachlne.s- lIsosi ana SOD
feg6ry iisllare. $50 ~ s1 81f
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Medifal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
- DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
= p =. IsziS1R FEMALES

Infallble IA Correcting Irregularities RsmoT.
ing OhStTucttonS or the Monthly TuDS,
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL as A PREVENTIVE
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A-I a-.T" r. rlrr'r4
tom. On .l|IN 1I'- M IsI 1a1- ~ e
lIN "aoII.Io IoIr $50 '.'.-. E. '''.. F. = I.1
U|1U| CI 0rIn T7fr..
nE cI lNa aro Irr|. ~.
NI r c.rr11 s.
and supplied uit1sl1-
a0
1aa n r.n oI sable
N Pill |Iu0II' 1. u r..I Il1r Ger.
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At 2 O'Clock P. II the Convenlion ne
assenbled. -
Aftar half an hour spent in deVot io6al
exercisss conducted by Rev. AIffed
1aylor Of Rhiladelp hiaI Interesting dis
questions:
A. Should non-profes Of religion
1 Be employed as Teachers p az
B. What is 1t that We, as Teachers
still need, in order to be more success
ful in leading the children TO Jesus2
G. What Is the best method Of teach
ing children the scE1ptures4 aitgat'l
Amer which singing and PRAYER. ard
adjournment until I5fP. II. ~
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J Id aiEable Properly For Saie.
r WILL SELL 8 Or 50 ACRES LAND.
II Adtnining the coFporat Hon Of NaEttn1sFeF-
y. Belnaont conIity, Ohio. OMIT are several
acres OF Grapes IN bearing, and part of the
when the preserlt crop s q ken. On. ]
Martins q EsiTy, Belmont commit Ohio.
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Foreign Fruits.

Oreign Fruits.
< CASKS or DRIED Bon II N pIs
u 5c1se8 Of 4inese B1ltl ill5t Ffii-
ported
2 So g go g e sone IN I Ib.
% b1xt-i Le1ldIls An q Eilugos
80 4resh Cos 10 d1k. 1ss1rfad eane
ellce[ and Cove GystIis (. nd = l'islIi
- 5As1ta - - I tlcle SCI 81, lust 1lliV
So N = = coz = ~ n .l-s ~
nh L 8 ~ = -
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RIonFIZD DROWNRD.-Inforna
was received in the city 4 few days since
that = son Of Mr.. Ward, pattern max
er. who len home some time since and
WGs running on the Silver Cloud, =
steamer plying between Cincinnati and
New Orleans1 vas supposed 70 have
been drowned In the 1ifssissippi river.
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FOr sale.
TUE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il the brick dwelling IN which he now ne
sides. The property Is located In Martins
Ferry, Ohio, and on the lot viii be found
four rooms, and - Siitlis nv sliapsed Is 4
residence for q mall family.
au<5-2Fde THEO. SWARTZ.
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". p SMITH. Master of Transportation,
]. b. FORD,
Inl0 N9enefal Agent, Wheeling
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PLpiis.
IA Cd steel. lrun, Wed Tl1lEs inst Eeoety-
~ ri SO = 3 =. :
White ana Iil1lci liliio-llln.
GOOD AsEtIIl = u LOW AS q.
Z = n @ a II y ll-- SEQ = = =
- llIlll "a rll1s-
> eIar f1t, s. l. - x a. 1lIsI RE-
- 6. 2. OBJ p q $ llIs Et Is
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A res olution, BY Ellgi. j isiai, d he
Convention lelEIis with leisure q 4
PROTEST % hold q State Csonvenifo6 a.
Sunday Schools aIl q eEpf ouIh-
ION tllat = would b good % hold Il lf
ne e-sEliet ill1lel aple NONE vas
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A resolution by EF. Marlin. calling
f1r liid 70 81 IS "a Wet VIZ
gina from The itllsEeEt sunday School
Gplietils In ton tironl1inIt the
county. vas GlIsrt u and iIl.I
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YOUNG MEN

VINO nave injured themselves by certain
quently learned from evil comnapinns ~ . :,
ee1ool5 the effects Of which are nfgbtiv fs ~
even when oaleep. and. ifnOt cuIfSi, rsnSs~5
llll IN be- and destroys both mind
what , p.tI that q young man. ne houaD,
his country the pride of his pafents sbo AZ
sLa55sSned nom ala prospects and enJOymentS
OF NE ~ the consequence of Iieviatins frnm
the path OF nature, and indulgine m a ssrisi5
secreI h9nlt.- such persons must, before con,
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An eloquent sIlaeehi tfon Rev. Tay-
logS ol Mound vile, VS. nov tan 3
liz Si1ss1Ili OF iIira. next nd
elressd the Convention. ana 5rls fol-
lowed. BY Rev. a fr1il . Or q islliln-
llta5 lgll0e ne iIilYl 10
t.ls astello1 q tl.s ldl aiiiil lot
81
the in ioI 1Ill : -
l.se1en 10 it1eni tie Cofi9sIii 6l.
on E,1tioTl d 8 4 ms ~.
yea tI1l thu. pre- 1lIt Commit 8 4 .,
llEflllIl 1lls - con 4. - ~
nsnt one = M Ilt57 lon for : 6 Z.
QfleE'1l din :. o. Eluis : ~ m
vel thai Eh6i r = ~
lon Ri (. IL =
md n 3 +.
Ter . an = and pa = = Con.
vent lion y 1lcil ilt * iil =
On egll.lI large iitsi = = 4
= ne '17t ~ aenIlfl y =
nay ~ .ifll cfiiei
- q - or d - 49, = -
& ~ se1Q1 ee.loIarE ana heir iEia1'7
lee ne (. ma + 4 Is ~ ~
= - ana 1llIi1i ~ - 'e'71 ~
llEcl : Z tie n 81
cQleIa Ing 1fiof s
eE ilfl OFT E !
- ell Ill = have tie 81
eil lte 5lg latte
. rel, -ee tor lecs.
n the even . = u d9eld .It -.
! y Ille.l egl
el1qel 4 ~ 1fiff
Ies tll.e0er. That
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...sSraalspPFtatgH,
BAITIHORE & OHIO r. r COMFY
flIFTcE T3AI!a. 4 OHIO RAIL.RnADCo.
WHEELING June IS, 1855.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

nAssElyCyf:l. TEAMS WILL RUN {
the following Schedinie on and afteE in
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Married FenonA, or Young Men con,s,-,
nesS Organic Debility, DeA6FmiiiiesSse -l -WeaE.
elIed- 5tifi 4 - ts144af4 - s4sa1ily
he who places himself undertba c,,...-
:: nay TeoSlsy eods f. his 6oSoS9 y
skin As physician. upOn ha
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ORIANIC WEAKNEsS

Member Of the Royal. OolIeee NJ sr,..
l411lldont jEad1ate Of one ofthe ms sLs;.l19
Slllees lnthe United States, and iiSe oIS 81
l1it,sIS y ne NE mas been spent In t5e ~
mere, has effected some a flsl NJ, ~
cures thai were ever knov1165 =. =
le1 Win ringing In the heSf aT5 ~
y sudden sounds, tiashfnlness VIII f ILsl
oi attended sometimes with dsS55I1eanI
mentOf mind, were cnrefl IInIneriia.si,... aLse-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
0NE PM rs DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup.
posing Themselves 50, are cautioned agAin4
using these Pills while in that condition ltsl
they Invite miscarriage" amer which 90
monthpn, the EFOp Tjef1Is assumes no responSl'
hilttT, althouEh their MIL neE9 would preIeni
any mischief to health, otherwise the nus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

Tho LeueoFrhea, or whites.
Al taesane time, there 8 nothing IN thes
pllls 4hhE can 10 injury toiEife or health. "
md them to be al Lhev WeFeI1ECseNtsrA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

1nouEA1dlS Of peuonS OF all ava, o,, -,
judge what IS the cause or t6sfy I'm S5o1 nov
losing their vigoE, beco11ISSS NM
1ltes nerVo1S and eLhaclated hayine a Vj,Ssi
l lar appearance about the eyes, Congb M
Symptoms OF COns1mDffOn - N"Asu' ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
MARRIAGE

Reflect that a sound mind and bodv ara n,
mos neceSEy requisites to promote conn.,
Dial happmeSs- Indeed, without theSa ibe
journey through life becomes weary pIIgJiTS.
ngeS the prospect hourly darkens to the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with deSnaiT ana
nlled with the melancholy reflection Thai tbs
happinesso1 another becomes bllghted with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
EVENING so

The Convention rs-as embed At ~
=. H., and held devotional, exercises,
eondaetsd BY y. Alls1andeF. Esq, Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

-.
Inc Convention re-a3 embed at -
y. M, and held devotional exercises,
conducted by W. AlaXandaf. Esq. OF
Bridgeport, Ohio.
The President then announced tho
names Of the commit sa, inth0rized in
the morning sesior, to ,iIieInnFfn f1ast the
l,egislaturo Of West Virginia at It's
next session. 70. establish & HOUSE OF
Refuge In this city, Rev D. W. Fisher,
DR.. =. A. HildTeth, II. Miller, Rev.
Franklin Bali, John Z. Wilson. on
motion Of Rev. Fisher the name OF DR..
=. 81. Logan Wns added to the list
The disenGsf6n OF the following uues-
ton Wa now announced as In order :
ID. By what means can the larger
Scholars be Retained in the Sunday
School?
A great many gent IeEnen paFtiefpa-
ted and q variety Of views ,IEsats adl-
Vanced.
The dtsusion haEfnS s "a ended,
one verse Of The yIiin = Climbing mp
Zlcn3s HIP was sung in excellent
style. ~ stfs-s
After which resolution, providing
that all tho Sunday Schools 3 or Ohio
county appoint special COMMITTEES 70
60 ont into the uFlta places and hunt
up children and youth, who are stFan-
bring them into the schools. was On.
motion Of Rev BlILifssE, taken ff6rd flil.
table and on motion. q Rev. y en-.
adopted Pending thu adoption OF the
resolution, = highly interesting speech
lIl8 iyeEed BY iEOtheF Gus fflcller.
Aresolutton giving; thanks to The LIZ
ilsllll 1fetS "a. iSltlotS ZeiflfF
and other papeFs, fncnOtfns OF the Con-
Venhon lEa8 Tassedl -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-09
In one panshin Louisiana, sixty persons
are under arrest for killing negroes.

There are 100, claims of deceased
soldiers awaiting settlement in the Second
Auditors Office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-09

INA NUTsHELL-The Knoxville 1EWhig"
puts the whole thing in nutshell, when
it says the following = =
"Six millions of white people, without
shadow of pretext engaged in strug-
gle to overthrow a government, and with
ittwenty millions of whites and four mil
lions Of blacks. They waged terrible
war, characterized by fiendish barbarism
never equalled before since the beginning
of time. They caused an expense of four
tholsaad millions Of money to the nation.
They murdered fifty thousand of the sol
diers of the Government by starvation and
cold, denying them fire by winter and
shelter in the summer, They burned cities
and spread Pestilence; they assassinated
the ruler Of the country; filled the coun-
try with widows and orphans; demoral-
lied the churches and blasphemed the
name of God; and now ask to vote and
rule tie country, as they had formerly
done ~ t