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UHESE BITTEKS ARE PREPARED IN PURE
Bourbon Hh'~SCy. Hg5,u combination of
twenty different kinds 81 roots btrks and herbs,
which in perfect cnnc,Tt one with the other pre-
pared from tse original formula given by the great
chief Red Jacket" to Dr. Chaplin. who used them
oessfully IN his practice Cor many years and by their
Use gained 50 great popularity in the treatment and
eurc Of Dyspepsia Liver Campiaut. Constipation. Sick
and Nervous Headache. Fever aa3 Agae and all dis
eases arising from torpid liver and Indigestion Per-
sons suffering from either If these iatsme diseases
viii find by tie If these Btters, which
perfectly pure and free from all those drugs and poi
sons usually put up IN such prefara9ns and paimed
of On m nnsnspecting public. single trial will con-
vince the most skeptcal that in the RED JACKET
there is virtue that no other Bitters POSSESS,
They strengthen and inyigorate the system.
They unequaed for general debility.
They cure for Dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and acidty of the stomach.
They cure Darrhna and Cholera Morbus.
They antdoie to change of water and diet.
They are the best stimalant in existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and Ague
They relieve Constipation.
They Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure aud psaatsble.
The genuine RED are only sold
IN quart bottles; never by the gallon quart or pint
See that our private Government stamp unbroken
each cork.
Sold by all druggists and dealers throughout the
country.
Call for Red Jacket, aud take no Other
Circulars to the trade supplied on application.
BENNETT PETERS & CO.,
Proptiotors.
u and - MICHIGAN AVENUE,
CHICAGO
fee27dw4m.
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
Call at the Argus Ofies
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP.
Call ut the Argus Oficc
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
aE Gall at the Argus 0fkcs
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Military Goods.

The greatest variety of second hand military
goods to be four6 IN this region, such as Clothing,
Cavalry Equipments, Swords, Muskets. Pistols,
Drums, Flies, Sashes, Saddles, RTldies. Haver-
sacks, Canteens, and everything TO be mentioned
in that line.
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FURNITURE!

In the line of second hand furniture or hous
keeping articles il would be difficult to imsgin
ANYTHING you can't find at his store.
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Cash for Rags.

For clean cotton and linen rags, white col
ored, he pays the highest price in cash. He
also buys Old Brass, Copper, eli kinds oil
Old Iron, Second Hand Clothing, Second
Hand Furniture, aud all sorts of traps bought or
sold at a Junk Store.
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Stoves and Pipe.

The greatest variety of second hand cooking
and heating stoves, csuldron kettles, tarners'
boilers stove pipe, &C, SC. 10 be found any
where.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-13

Should be used by every one who would restore
their Hair TO more than its original beauty and
lu1urisnce.
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C1othjnG

He has the greatest variety of new and sseen
hand clothing, for men and women, which can b
found in this city.
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JOB ROSS !

where he has on hand great variety OF new and
second hand articles, too great to mention IN de-
tail. Call and see his museum OF all sorts OF
things. If you want anything 60 to Job Ross,
and you'll be pretty sure TO find it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-22
WHEELING. WEST VA. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY %. 1866

The Cireumstanees Attending the
Change In the ONCE of Assessor OF
United States Internal Revenue In
This Congregational District Fully
Explained. a4sa5 .it
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WAsH1NGToN, d. C., May 10, 1858. )
]. Z. PARKINSON ESQ.
Dear Sir: In reply to your favor OF
the 4th inst, asking me to give the sub
stance of a conversation had with the
Hon. Il. A. Rollins, commissioner OF
the revenue, In your presence, IN REFER
ence to the heappointmentofM of Mr.. Leonard,
of Parkersburg, as assessor OF the hrst
revenue district In stead of your father,
may say, that The commissioners stated
distinctly, that the change was made
wholly for revenue purposes that there
was no objection Whatever to your
father, and that he had given entire sat
istRctfon to the department. To snow
that am not mistaken, L 1quote from
note since received from Mr.. Rollins IN
reference to the appointment. He says,
att seemed best tor revenue purposes
that one ofthe officers should reside at
Parkersburg, (because of the growing
importance of that city in connec-
tion with petroleunl.l SO far as
the administration OF the law is
concerned, and the convenience
1t would afford to the people OF your
district doing business with revenue
officers. 1t was for this reason that Mr..
Leonard's name was substituted for
that of Mr.. Parkinson. He says in
the same connection, ST do not wish
that Mr.. Parkinson sould consider II
any reflection on him, for he had
proved himself an officer of expert
ence and ability"
have every reason to believe that
your father gave full satisfaction in all
the duties of his office, and that the
change was made forthe reasons above
stated. Very respectfully, yours,
@, d. HUBBARD.
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Religions Intelligence.

The various branches of Meihodism
in Canada are discussing the question
of union among each other.
The Jewish Messenger laments the
number of vacant pulpits among the
spnagogues, having many Israelttes
stlike sheep who have no shepherd"
A decree has recently passed the Con
Eress of Berne by a large majority,
securing entire freedom of worship
and liberty OF conscience to all denom-
nations in Switzerland.
Bishop Lay, late of Arkansas, has
been chosen Bishop of Louisiana, in
place of the late Bishop Polk.
The Bishop of Winchester has been
earning for himself some distinction
on the Hover question, refusing to hold
confirmation in a church unless the
Easter flowers were removed! The re-
quest was complied with, but here is
what is said about it.-Chtrch journal.
tits believed that over one Thousand
fallen women have been permanently
reclaimed in London by means of the
.sNidnight Meeting Movement" In
augurated by Rev. Baptist Noell, Spur
geon and others. @
Saws the Boston Post: 1t costs each
member of the Baptist and Methodist
sect s., 40 a year; the Presbyterian $6;
the Cnngressionalist $40; the Catholics
Sl4; Episcopalians SIS; Reformed Dutch
SO; aud the Unitarlans S23.
1t appears by this account that 1t is
at any rate cheaper to be Baptist or
Methodist than anything else-saye an
ATHEIST, for that costs nothing. That
is to say-notAing but the soulI
The Episcopal Council of Virginia
on Friday, adopted the following:
WHEREAS, The conditions which
rendered necessary the separate organs
zation of Southern dioceses no longer
exists, and that organization has ceas-
ed by the consent and action of the
Clioceses concerned; and
WHEREAS, The dfoceses of Virginia,
unchanged as are her principles, deem
1t most proper under existing. circum-
stances 10 resume her interrupted rela-
tions to the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States; therefore,
ResoLved, That this diocese, accord
inRly, now resume its condition with
the General Convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in the United
States, and that the bishop be request.
ed to send copy of the preamble and
resolution to the presiding bishop, and
one to the Secretary of the House oi
Clerical and Lay Delegates.
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Immigration from Europe.-The old
World Rapldly Ceming TO onr

linn grafton from Eufopesss1ne OAu
World Rapidly Coming 10 0uF
shores. f
Every day or two one or more steam
ships arrive at New York laden with
refugees from the old world. The
average is about 600 per steamer. Ger
many and Ireland vie with each other
in sending their respective coutingents,
though the preponderance is found in
favor of the Teutons, and the. move
ment from Germany promises to be on
a very large scale, every berth on the
lines from Bremen and Hamburg being
engaged to the end ofthe year. Sailing
vessels also receive proposals for all the
passengers they can carry, chiefly from
the North OF Germany. 1t is thought
the arrivals for 1856, will reach 800, 900,
against lgs, 900 for 1865. Various rea-
sons are assigned for this, as the pros
perity of the United Suites, and de
Sire in Germany to escape the turmoil
in Europe. The proportion of Irish
and Germans arriving since January
"a aS Fo1IOwS. s
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Tne registration OF the county as far
as Returned.

d J.
as Returned.
we have full returns of the registra-
ton. in all the townships of the county
save Washington. The aggregate
amounts to s, ,71s, and is divided as fol-
itows-viz-Madison 42s; Clay 449i
Union 6s2; Centre 4l6; Webster 429 /;
Ritchie 519; Richland 2ss; Liberty 297 ;
.Triadelphia 372. ~
The vote at the Presidential election
inthese townships stood as follows viz:
Madison $50; Clay 452; Union 574 /;
Centre 4l9; Webster 4O1; Ritchie $50; ;
Richland 2T2; Liberty 25s; Triadel-
phia Ss7.
The vote last fall in the election for
members OF the legislature stood as
follows, viz:
Madison s4s; Clay 4O5i Union 457 ;
Centre 357; Webster $50; Richie s6e;
Richland 2s4; Liberty 241i Triadel-
phia s5l.
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1t is noted that nearly all the new
comers are thrifty and intelligent, and
thisis especially true of the Germans
Passengers by steam save about two
thirds of the time, but increase the cost
of transportation about one-third-the
rates being 60 by steam and "a by sail.
The large accession from Europe is
readily absorbed in the mass.
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- rs
TEE Richmond Wing seems to have
thrown away every pretence to Union
ism, Its latest advice to iVirginians,
and Southerners generally, is not to
sell.the lands TO the Yankees, and as
far as possible to live to themselves
land among themselves as distinct
people. .s. ~,
In the same issue in which this adj
vice is eivenwe find anieditorial hold
ing up to ridicule the Union men of
Virginia who assent bled in convention
at Alexandria the other day, The fol-
lowing extract fromthe Whtg' 'sremarlss
shows the growing arrogance OF. the
whole rebel class toward Union men IN
the, South: itii
& $40 be a member of this Convention,
and of The party proposed to be formed,
| ma iIInst9 9ha vet favored obedience to the
call made by iBincoln on Virginia IN
i1Abril, 1851, for troops, to be used in
/ 'mukine war upon the Southern Statesi
4 he must have voted against rattfying
1.-THE ordinance of secession when SUD
limited 10 the people in May or } nne OF
the same year or ne pe aude 10 70
1sntist have approved the invasion Of
Virginia by the army under Mcdowell
1 from washington, and the army under
4. Butler (the sBeast) from Fortress Mon.
j r6e!. and must have lamented, with.
4 natrfotic anguish, the schastisement
SShicIt one Of them received at Bethel
II and the other at Bull Run. He must,
4 as In duty bound have given all the
Ifnformation, aid and comfort in his
4 power, all through the war, 20 the ar
ltnies. agents, eihissaries, and spies OF
1.-THE United States. No man who teu
rftNNIQfS
4 pretend TO IiAve been railways loyal to
HE United States Government.1 g iUn.
! der these circumstances, we are glad
a this Convention has been called. Ihe
nnblic will scan with lively interest the
j names of those who attend it, since all
IstISoi,dI, the war is ended lit can never
eease to be a matter ofisoicttude TO
i lrnoVy who! srhileit was iut progress,
4 were in reality playing the part OF spies
and traitors in our midst. q
IL is by such editorials as the yss. above
that the Union men of Virginia and
the South 10 be made odious. They
are TO feel how upenviabie Is their sit
.nation, and to be made to regret that
they did not join in the rebellion. The
4 great effort of the overthrown rebellion
: Is every where in old Virgil and West
iYfrginia, 10 make, itself respeelaa bic
Il and to acquire the prestige of power
{: and political aseendencyl9 We are
/ con Ironting this effort to-day in West
sVirginia in the present contest between
!. IIthe loyal and dlsloyal elements. The
lone llEotGnie class seeks 70 protect itself by
means means Z Of a cons titutionaI mend nient,
iliv5lttIa, the other seeks 10 break down
= every barrier that stands betyseen5 II
land fntiIrel respectaPil lily and idemi-
NANCY. fa stasf 9ss9 s15y el4B3 sa5Hl Il
3 5igsii5 els M e67Tssf ts8gna7 8
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The westward flow OF population
from Europe to the United States with
in the last two decades, is shown by
~ = ~. E1-7r.tr
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rRo.I nARsMALL coUNTY.

Meeting at sand HiII-.-NominRtions
h forTownshIp Omcers, &C.
IA large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the citizens of Sand Hill Township.
Marshall county, was held on the l2th
inst. Albert Davis, Esq. was called TO
the chair and A. Marsh, Jr., appointed
secretary. Rev. NJ. Tichnell delivered
an able address, which was received
with hearty cheers.
Thef following persons we're nomina-
ted for Township officers: Supervisor
Capt. Jas. CaInpbell; OUerseer Of The
Poor-Iohn Winters; Treasurer
Jamison; Cgerk-J. W. Winters; School
CoH5nissioner-D. Dague; Inspectors of
Etectfo,l- Albert Davis and VIM. Luke.
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THR Hon. John Minor Bolts makes

THE Hon. John Minor Bolts makes
a point against the recent report of the
Reconstruction Committee in Congress
that ought to have great deal OF
weight with the Union men of West
Virginia in 1ayor ofour Constitutions
al Amendment. His point is that the
plan proposed by the Committee does
not guard the Union men In the States
from rebel ascendancy and oppress-
ion in those States, but that it leaves
them entirely in the hands of the rebels,
and that consequently we shall soon be
almost unable to find loyal man in
the South. The Union men of West
Virginia, at the time the Constitutional
Amendment was proposed in the State
Legislature, saw that this difficulty
must arise, and that our municipal
Legislation could only be preserved in
loyal hands by an amendmentto our
Constitution. They therefore proposed
in conformity with the requirements of
that instrument the amendment now
before us.
Iron Thursday next we rally to the
polls and adopt the amendment, we es-
cape the doom which Mr.. Bolts points
out.
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co a P-sOAP- SOAP ToIbET, BATH
- and Sh wing Soaps-moTe than fitys diff
issrent7 varieties at prices to suit every body,
forsaie at &. B0CK1NG s. Odd Fellow Hall
Drug store. myl6t
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go OEE N a !,

or It's kindred diseases during the coming
summer.
The following are few Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
PmprtetDrs. by persons who arc well known
" nfaf WHEELING, ApFi 18th, 1855.
5sldessrs. BEcCABE, KRAFr & Co., Gentlemen:
Having used KHaft 5 DIarrhea Compound, for
ly afiiicfed for almost one month. al other
remedies tT1ed having atfed, and nnding IL not
only n pre8eTt Tetief bot a 12erIIt2fae11t et6eJ
fslra TSaeasnre In recommending II to the Ia
voFaI,ie notice OF all who may be alike af1Ict-
ed. chaplin 18Th W. Z Va. Al inlahlI:y. filli:
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0u ureSeIf ana Tor s sis by oDBERT ch sin-
- sea Of Stone Risdse. EAs2s
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The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
stomach. Liver and BOUeIsi

The sick and suffering have always felt tho
cine, nee nom calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea OF pain, would so
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as TO enable them 10 poF-
form their proper functions without q con-
tinuai resort TO medicinal aid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-22

The New York Sun is considering
the effect Of monetary crash. The
progress of the crush is thus pretgured,
and those likely to suffer can take the
hint: 6. y u
t.The country at large would evident
ly be a heavy loser. The extent of its
loss would be dependent chiefly upon
the decrease of production resulting
from the panic. This loss would be
eventually felt by all classes improper
ton to their consumption. but 1t would
fall directly upon a class who, perhaps,
would be least entitled to sympathy.
The spectators would first feel the
crash. These men who seek TO monopo-
ilize the produce, coal and other thar
keis, so as TO compel consumers to pay
exorbitant prices, would be swept
away with the first wave of the panic.
Mpnufacturers and merchants who
would be caught with heavy stocks of
goods on hand, would next feel the
shock. aea ,at
1.-The rates ofwages would go downto
a comparatively nominal figure, and
money would be- exceedingly scarce.
And yet there would be some compen-
sation for all this loss. Business men
who had conducted their affairs judi
cionsly and carefully would generally
20 through the storm safely. The spec
rlators would be weeded out, and the
loss would be public gatn."
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81 LAUGHTER lends q, new charm to
beauty when It discioses pretty set of
teeth. ,Whiteness, when nature has
supplied this element of 1oveliness,
may be retained through life by nsing
ithe fFagEapt sozopssT; f5s 8
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Length, OF main span from centre TO
centre or towers, ,05I feet. Length of
each land span, 2s1 feet. Total length
of bridge, including approaches rom
Front street in Cincinnati, and Second
street in coyingt ton, 2 ,252 feet. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-22

NAsHvIILE, Tenn, Dec. lsI, 1853.
MessFs. McCABE, KRAFr& Co., Geattenae1s
IiIaySs been using your "a DiilrTiae1l Compound
IN ~ family for some time, and can says with
of the kind have ever used, and do cheeTful-
IL recommend q 10 my friends.
With much respect, am your htend,
VII. AiEsrCALFE,
5a f.1ga ofAfetealfe, Bro. GO.
1foCABE, KRAFT q CO., Wholesale Drug
gtsts, Wheeling, w. Va. sole PropE4etorHs 70
whom an orders should be nddnesStd.
! For. E'lie iby REED KRAFT q Co., Centre
Wheeling. WEST q hfITCHELLs bridgeport
Ohio and by Dealers I'm Med;eine every
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~ =. PrrnBuRo. JnIy {. iss5,

AfeSsrs. McCABE, KRAPFA Co. Gentlemen.
Allow me 10 add my testimony 10 that OF
otteFs, in regard 70 your celebrated rDIaTThea
mpoundn i have been for q long time
subject to the disease for which II y reeonl-
n1ended. have tried various refnedies; but
never found one that so completely eradlcatea
the disease rs your medicine A short tim
seo was sIifierine terribly with DiaEThen Z
procured n bottle of sREaftS ulRHhea COM
poundp IexpeEieneed tmmidL4te relief from
one Siose and after third tlOse felt a well az
ever i regnfd it as an Invaluable medicine,
and would not be without IL. Yonns truly,
- : 7-.--9..-5 i. W. STEWART
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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, (Medicated. J
UNEoUALED REbfFpY Fol

Diarrhea, summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Pains in. the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic Diarrhea. u IS highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for chnnge of watEr and
diet. Used with great success in the army
hospitals in violent cases Of Chronic Di1FThea.
This preparation Is simple and harmless. uu-
adultered, expressly for medicinRluses
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8 8 2. 9. HIIsDR g g i g ETH 'lI 8 BRoa

on BUSH. NEw olsGa & ARp CIR s. SEED
sslsss naziOr FRSoK aoSp 90 5
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fDLASfER PARIsE 80 ,BBIS. cALcINED
1slsl II lfIiHbREffI Hi sis RRo:
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For sale I'm an Parts OF the world.

r. rB-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. MRnulac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry St1eetS, Hudson,
MY. GEO. C. HUBBEL 4 co
.1i4! sst f-s7 ai il-i ti=-is PTopffetolg.
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MoCARE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug
gtsts, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Yir-
ginta; also, pronrtet1rs Of Kraftis DiaTrhea
Nerve and Bone Iiniment. br. s;;tahi,s S;er-
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. zI
dec2 6mdAw ,-fs or f1lF lrrs
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Medtfal.
III u B B ELS
sg7-.s55 cELERRATKD
GOLDEN BITTERS I
PURELY NEHEIAbI.E IUNENII
Nv1eoRATrNe AND STRENGTHENING
FortSfes the System Against the ESiL
1Eaeets Of Un,ghosesome Water.

They invtgorate, strengthen and give new
life to the system. They work like m1gic,
and will cure all casea OF Dyspepsia, Debility.
Gravel, Jaundice, Nervous Affections Liver
Complaint, Loss of Appetite, Heartburn,
Bilious Collie Cholefa Morbus, Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Sea-sick-
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A-i4t4f a04 t5ii
.lL.stiI TO- 49, ! :.
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They Contain no Poisonous Drug.

PuRREY VEaETAHLE-HubbelSc celebrated
Golden BitteTs are composed OF Genttan, CAL
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
Peel, Calisaya Bark, COlumbo, Bark Of Sassl-
mas Root, sherry Wine, BntteTnut Bark Car
away Seed, Yellow Dosk, DandeliOn, &c-,-all
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NAPIoNAL ExpREss
ALTON COMPANY

AhessA5sFiidl - li.Ia 7si i4ii 10 ,..e tes "a
.ElsJa Z .tgist L.aFsei 3ua i.ia Egss at-