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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

HFashion is in full blaze in New ork:
dresses are made without regard 70 cost and
The jewelry and laces on many lady would
pay well for robbing them. The .perlice" are
in an nxious state Of mind in conseq uence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

SoUTHKRN TEA.-Southern tea is SPOKEN of
bv the Southern Culivator as something
worthy Of attention IL has tested a sample
raised by Mr.. w. Jones, Of Liberty eouaty
Ga. and proponpcee IL 20 he In fragrApc ce ana
flavor precisely the same a. . fine arsicie of
black tea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

-CoRPoRATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEATH BY-
CHoLERA.-1t is announced that a citizen OF
Louisville has sued that city for S12, 500 dam
ages for the death of his wife and daughter by
cholera. He declares that the city authorities
wilfully neglected to grade and clean the
streets that traversed the infected district, and
hence are responsible for the death of his wife
and daughter A similar suit, il il also an :
nounced, Is pending in New York, brought by
an aggrieved citizen of that place =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

n0-It is stated that Thomas Carlyle has been
engaged to write one article fer the New York
Tribune, 90 nh one page Of that paper, for
which he 10 to receive one hundred ana nifty
guineas; and that John Stuart Mill Is TO con-
tribute TO the same paper during 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

4, n N n POTATOES.
S.UUO b.. .,heIs q MAlNE POTATOES, just ar
rived and for sale at sf At the foot Of 7th
s,rsst B. r. BROWN q SON,
Commission Merchants.
deAu No. l6S sth st., between and y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20
HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRIEMAs PREsENTs.

Cheap Christmas Goods. de H-6t
A TT N I'll N.
KRIss KRIHKLEs HEADQUARTERS.
Two THOUSAND POUND AND FRUIT CAKES
am desi-ous ofinforming my customers and the
public that have just recev ed q large invoice Of
Foreign and Domestic Confectionery, Fruits,
greatly reducsd price. Having procufed ct srsst a.
expense the best werkmer and the finest material, ,
1t Is By intention TO stand before the public un-
rivalled in the Confectionery business. Ice Cream
Szeo psr gallon delivered To any portion of the
city. Call and see. A. y. POTENTINI,
deH-8r 279 Pennsylvania avenue.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PI.
~ AkOS.-We invite the attention d.
the public TO our extensive assOrt-
PIANOS. selected especially for the HOLIDAYS.
comprising specimens from the six best m auufac-
turers OF our country, and for sale factory
prices S on reasonable terms Also. Piano Stools
Niol1ns, and every article in the music business.
500 PennsylvaAia avenue.
De cot near Tenth street.
E'IREwORKsl FIREWORKS
FLAGS AND CHINESE LANTERNS,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
Of all kinds. Wholesale and retail, at
BosWELLs FANCY STORE.
DE Is Ivy S42 street, near 18th.
SOME ETHING NEW.
have INST received several new style, of Black
Walnut Gained RUsTlC FRAMES, made TO nv
9rder sizes from txS to lsx4 These are retll y
desirable Also. a full stock OF PICTURE CORDS
ana T4sSELs, PORCELAIN NAILS RINGs &c.
Also. Ensmelled REOESS FRAMES, with and
SSi1hout fiewers' suitable Present for the Holi
de i5-tjaI Opposite Patent 0face, 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

Increased advantages and facility in the exam IA
TOO Of my Stock of Goods, have fitted, at mnch
trouble, "A large apartment in the second story
directly over nay Store, where will at all times
take great pleasure In rating pom those who may
favor Be with a call
Ladies who wish to avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited to make their selections as early
as convenient. de "a tai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

LNOR SALE-A HALF INTEREST In Grocery, ,
II Wine and Liquor store. located in the heart OF
the city and doing good business. Apply TO e.
A. SHERMAN, Broker, corner of 7th and ID sts
.la L. toafs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

CHKIsTMAs AND NEW YEAR'S PRES
y ENTb.
A rich and elegant assortment Of Gentlemen 8
Robes de Chambre, gotten up expressly for
the holidays. Gold, Silver, aud Ivory ke AIDED
Canes, in beautiful variety: With Scarfs, Ties,
Gloves. Buspenders. &c with su Serior lot oi lei
Artit Il 9, at reduced prices, At
LANES Gents Furnishias Store.
Dc Is eotf aga Penn. avenue, near AZ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

CHkISTMAS IS COMING.
And everybody who wants a good
FRUIT Oh POUND CAKE
ought TO call at J. GEO. REIslNGER's Oonfec-
tioney Store,
No 1913 al STREET, ISLAND.
Perssns can find all assortments of Fancy and
Plain CANDIHS; also, TOYS; to please the small
ones as well as large, who are fond OF good th ngs
g REISINGER.
No 1913 AZ street. Island,
de IL -tde25r between and @, Washington
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
GreenbaelEs ars Good,
But Rotack1s Bitters are Better.


a EER IHRlEs OF ISTEREr.-OEinS
10 The hurry NDd confusion incident 10
the e1ectSon day before yesterday We
automatically overlooked the Pnbli-
catiOn of few items Of local interest
which were kindly handed 10 MS by the
Registrar OF Washington Township.
We avail ourselves of the information
thus given today.
The f0lloNing shows the nativity of
voters registered In Washington Town
ship Virginia, 10; Germany, l57 ;
PennsyI sania, s. Ireland, =; Ohio, S5s
Prussia, .; Maryland, 81: England, 10;
Delaware, 4; France, 4; New Jersey 8;
New York, ;: Indiana, 5; Canada, 1;
Hungary, ]; Wales, !; Connecticut, i;
Illinois, ]; District Of Columbus, 1; Ten
nesses. l. Total, 566
the oldest voter now living IN Wash
f1gtcn Township Is Mr.. John Mcclure,
ageds6. HehEs lived in ths same house
SINCE October, 1910 the sixth brick
hOuse built IN the city.
The Oldest naturalization paper e1-
hibited was that shown BY MA. Arm
strong, dated Wheeling, April I, 1853.
He published the first newspaper ever
printed IN the CITY OF Wheeling, having
g0ns to PhiIadeIphia for q printing
press, and returning. bought two bum
dies of paper At GhRmbersburg, put
one IN each end Of q sack, and carried
them on horseback . distance Of one
hundred miles, 70 Greensb1rg, and
from thence % Wheeling IN wagon.
= =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

WRArs freQusSte1 70 draE7 e1tsltlQn
TO an EtisetIse n this issys
paper Of the New Z 1rk BEisinE feeling
GO11pany, eSFno haEe ereeed as3anEs
buildfng IN New York for the mAuufac-
rture Of Pisini sEfaTit as this isya mat
ter 81 public Interests ne do -. cheer
fullFt and llely our readers To- FIsFf al
The sttsntiion lbllsto eleanlines for
gDiIy Virfita,i and spare mo- pains IN
assisting 20 Tard on 50 fearfl1 a3yisiita-
ton - tkzs disease, by tie fres nss Of
dfsinfeetanEs which are reooEaEleuded
bFi the New York Board Of Health
mis- Is = substantial Company, Ne ara
tod, and their article, coming recon-
E8ended - i. Is, WI b q fneSlcuIahIe
benefft 10 the public. Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

The CoNzEEy AIIrRs u CouSCIL--
On night before last the tAconSeryatiEes'
party met In SECRET coneIaVet' IN the
upstairs Of the Savings Bank Bnild-
ing, On Main street. and patiently
awaited the tidings thai pEas 70 usher
in an slnnIrecedsnt Democratic vic
tory. 2 They soon got tired OF gaifing.
To appe4se the intense yeaTuiugs Of
their patriotic hearts, n lkeg Of lager
beet Ms placed on q bench, from which
many Of the nuteTTified cooled their
dry and Parehed tongues. Whistler
any ginger pop Nas ON hands ne have
been uuabls 70 learn. So frequent was
Dome Of fi1em soon eommeneed to show
unequIvoeal Democratic SYMPTOMS.
Glass after gIass OF the Teutonic beyer-
age was hid beneath the folds of
their capaci0us 0geEteoats and still
they came aupzatO time, with
their tongues hanging out Of their
mouths and their breath hot with the
intensified flames Of esSllssr vatism and
lager and exclaimed terrfheaHy, like
80 many eadaYetons Oliver Twists
%-oi1, give me some more, pleaSe..ss The
assembly lsEas co1glomenous. Yet the
seeming dIsena paIleiesi Of character,
clothes and Language, hartnoniDed
bsauHfnlly together, and under the
Stimulating Influences OF De=uoc-ra-
on the lenek--to sweet and serene lre-
pose There might have been SEN
editors IEIYyeFs, doc 6rs, Ms, ma
tfEe-s and foUeigusrSs-alI waiting pa
tieut1y like old Af3eaSTkleE, for = some
thing 70 turn up. = As the hands ofthe
clock pointed 70 the hours Of tWefye,
some Of The more u med Of the corser-
iFHttyes heeaIne cry communicative.
Their tongues were looseuedsg Rnd
they beams eloQuentss Tne Beautiful
AZ ! touching sentences OF some Of the
kers mi ktit wei draw the sSnffl-
getic tear from an old shfoned bod
post In justice 20 one Of them, we
cannot refrain nom giving one Of
his apt gt1 rs ID ny Is = i'm
Ten Is OF lis Dc nloesatic feeIt ilgs he
MS II the aet Of descEi bling the cruelty
.off the Athenfans IN stFaclsfng AriS-
tides rom his native land, making the
illns tEa ton ap liea lie TO Charley Rus
sell and some others. and he thought he
would quote fes4 lines from the bard
81 Avon. Eyidently ne either forgot
the anthst or the lines. TheY iFsEs rs
3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26


eIEerIT eorEsT.- This Court met "a!
this city yesterday inornfIli. u riiI75|
O'Clock Jul g Caldwell prs ID ny.
n lli- case q Z q, arolire Sstasis-r-1 IL
I'D Gardner. the defendant being now
confined IN iail Tor falling - give he
feldfred bond for The support Of an
iile8ffiuiafe child he being the rerufeli
the ciifid AZ effort HSs made bv his
counsel 70 get him released rom Gun
nueiuent John 8. Chandler ElslI his
attorney. upon q notice n The pllfnliff
70 ME i11cfro9 efories under the itlsqls
vent OF cI7ilF laT 70 me plaintiff. be-
fore = conIuliss lcner OF the Court made
4 rn1tio1 for The discharge Of The de-
PENDANT from custody, by reason Of hfs
1iltgeu insolvency " Richard son.
Isl. the counsel for the niifutiff.
however, claimed that he was not
ertillea 70 his discharge under the
existing irsolyent law He moved the
Court on behalf u Tie plaintiff. thai
his proceedings upon said notice aud
motion. 10 the Court The matter aris-
iu- upon the questions involved IN The
several motions were argued ~ length
HT the counsel for the Htleltiug par
Ties. whoa The Court decidei that the
motion for the discherEc Of the detend-
ant and that the proeesdi nes under the
laslardr al lu1 the rnaintenance OF IL
legitimate children are quar- criminal
and that the defendant. Gardner. must
remain conhued in the sail o. Ohio
county until he shall give The REQUIRED
bond Tbs bond required 3 for $50
conditioned for the Payment unnuallr
or $50 for the support OF the child F6r
seven years, or until he SHALL be dis
CHARGED by due process Of law
IN the case OF thutuns Wilson rs the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comps
ny. q motion WAS made. by the counsel
for She road, for 4 new trial, which was
overruled By the Court The case is 10
he taken up 70 the Court OF Appeals
Judge Caldwell viii give his decision
next Tuesday
The Court adjourned 20 meet again
On Tuesday morning next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26


CnT USCIL--I here ves = melting
of the CITY Council last night ThEe
vas little business tE1nsaeted outside
the passage Of = few ordinances report
ed from the committees.
The report Of lie Committee on Wa
ter Tax was Rad and passed with some
anlendlnsnts and alterations
4 communicates from the corpora
tors Of the Street Railway was received
by the council GskiDg the appointment
Of eoncnFTent committee IN relation
to The establishments of the street rail-
Eav. AenRlmia4ee Of tlres Eas ap-
pointed by the Council
Anordfnance passed some time since
% prevent The selling Of spurious
liquors to soldiers WIS repealed.
Mr.. Buchanan WGs opposed 10 the
repeal Of The ordnance he thought
there were still some soldiers IN the
city rho might greatly impair the
peace and order Of tbs city II the law
WRs suffered to be swept from the
statute book Another member, how
eveF, thought they eo1ld be put In The
lookup, and As there were not many
Of them AZ present about the city, he
thought special prDhibitorY enact
ment OF Of The character heretofore e1-
is4fnS, altogether unneeessaEy.
The Council then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

TaR ISKER,sAIInSAI. ScrI1ISa
1AIcH@Ihs apprpachIng sc1Iling
match between HamiIl, ths ehampi0l
oarsman Of AmeFieas ard Kelly, the
English champion, Is BEGINNING % ex-
cite quite an Interest In sporting circles.
T1e --latest accounts from Hamin rep
resent him - actively training for the
approaching contest II has not been
very long the year 1854 NE believe
sInee HimIu had Kars with Ward
on the AlononEzheIa river. II be sue
ee5s m deseaffng Kelly IN the proposed
rlcss IN EnzIand he 1-iif stand witdonG
. rival in tie healthy and tnyisor2ttng
aIlllserisalf to vhSeh be has +deFoEsd 80
mnch Of his time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
DR.. T. ]. FISHER.
ECLECTIC { MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDSI-, CERE wHEEISe. W. Va.
DR K HAVING SECURED THE SER
u VICES OF an intelligent assistant, Who
cines putting up Prescriptions, DC, viii ena-
bic him TO give more attention TO out pa
country. HIS medicines are all prepared in
his own ONCE, and all delivered to his pa
tents By himself DE- K treats an diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
IIy Is afflicted He hasa large number Of new
remedies. which have proved remarkably
successful in many Of those obstinate cases OF
supposed to be tncurabie, among which may
be- named Consumption, SSofulA- Dis
Caiae97S and 1Skiny DiseaseS afs mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Passages HypeLtrophy and all 9TH
er diseases OF the Hear. Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the NeR-
vous System, is acknowledged by all who have
eTeTknoiFn 70 Ihe medical Profession. DE-. K
has been emneutly successful in the tpeat-
MenStrul Distractions, Painful MenStInS1fun,
LeucnheA, Uterine and Oyarion TumoFS,
Prolapsus Uted and all Nervous diseases to
He makes a specially in the treatment of
all Chronic Affections Of the Gsnito Urinary
Organs VlEs Ca1Arrh OF b addsr aIld UEethTa,
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retentton and
DnOhltQg OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
CSrayel Diabetfs and Diffic1It UFfnafing Sy-
phIIitfc Diseases in all their varied Iorrns
GhonaTrhea, It's complications and segueIIR,
SPermatouheaa and 1mpOteney, and All a1fec-
A1SospeefaI attention paid to the treatment
of FiStulas White Swelling, ScrOfulouS
Sores VaFioose Ulcers dc Persons AFFLICTED,
particularly with Old Troublesome cases,
should lose no time to call on or address DR.
KISSER Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. once Prescriptions and
medicine cash For visits In city, same a.
other Ply sicianA Once hours, 9 a. II. to u
MI 2. NJ tO4P. NJ and 8 P. N. tosP-M.
tanl6 .ssIl--Etsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
MARRIAGE

Narr4ed Penons, on Young Men eo,ts,,.,-
ting naaFrai5gs, bea9R GE2Te Of PhyEczi VIZ
naB. GFg1fnie OeolE1ys De10SIut;4ez El,s-5SI
cIInsi 1S992IT
he Who Plaes Himself undarthe esro,n-
J. may EeaaoSs5fy eo1fsas z his honor 4 4
EkIM n . phystefan- P'A nA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
Grenbacks are Good,
Bat Rotsckis Purifier Is Bette

SoHE Of The enteFpTising merchants
oo the West side Of Main street, be
t9es1 Union and AIo1rOe, are re-laytug
their plEemeutss an experiment much
nsSd6d not only in thai locality bdt
several othess. Our fFlyements are q
.dfsgtaee 70 n - = city. A sober man
Ing OFee many 1f them. and As for the
soles d yOaF Ret they are punished e
ieEeFg step, In 4 I7ly that = forturfns.
a gensE1i oseEElaaIing Of or SIDE
walks + needed 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
Lava dFiSi Rats Than Otigf Makers

ITS uuueeeaT y. 10 sneak Of the material
ussd by ChlekeTflE & Sons 70 produce a. du-
ffrinr - ftieJf do. No s1ch dnailtieS can De
PEodneed without ne BEST and the Ars$ Of
iVI1fkneIl.t @s-l FE1ss .fTs' CO q p. ~
49, sos fzy'ss z1ri - SGD ss=5@iseiI
sIfi5i ~ sa5iz 81 ~ 49, & - -
EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY
- GDARAHTEED. ~
-1Et1 80 ssfsei-lt-5 si7le - - -z-essttss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

WEare glad 70 note that the people
EoEzhipplng At the Disciples Church,
on Market sfreet Centre Wheeling.
have scared the services DfH regular
pastor, Rev.. 2. Hal, who Freaehes
every Sunday, FORENOON and evening.
1rr. Hail Is 4 yUung man, hut Is =
promising Minister Of the Gospel. An
Increasing interest on the part Of the
Tl1ilfc has c1Ilraeterized ms Abonn thus
e..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
Greenbaeks are Good,
But R6haekss Purifier 8 Better

The Hope FIfe Company have equip
ped thsnselyes with an entire new
dress. said 10 be the most becoming
Uniform in The eitTs The members
viii meet At fheTr hose house on Union
SfreeI Il l2X O'Clock p. II. to-day,
when q nag presentation VII take
Tiaes amer which they win parade the
principal streets Of Tie city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

NEw HAT AID cAp sToRE.. i 4 Y.
schvertfsez have Jus. rsseixsa tileir iiFs.
stocEof sps1ne and surnnst.s E4sts ard cars.
10 = hich hes invita- the aitens 81 81 purclia-
si.s- a ne fssl c1undsnt Sh1f ~ - si,it
every one rho rIlsI- give Us \ en-. Z r
No. 10 Main etrtetl Pew coc1li .iIr..iIs rs
Merchant \ hticnAl Rank
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

The Court adiourncd 20 meet again
On Tuesday morning next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
Greenbacks are Good,
Bnt Robacks Purifier s Better

DR. Eorr's P11rs.-Tise best ard s,l.ss.
family nicdleine- No caIomel. SotntelsuT,-
ton OF daay avoeationst A speciaelorn ys-
perz.al An admtrahle pm Tor ehiilren
sold, plain and sugar coated. Priee = eertS.
sent 1y mail l1s $ contal Sold hr tie.lls-s
EereraliF n. II. 4ulln q Co. Proptletofa
NhoieFiile pruzs.sts, Wheeling daN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

NE Htids6EI leil Tor cineinusiti with
E Ens{!es.te nj gsstsEiay evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

at5TaE La Pierre House. PhIa6elphiH,
1e learn has been leased by MessIs-
Baker q Farley, Of that city. and the
whole estabIlshmeDt elegantly EeTuE-
nfsI,e-I ard tleautifnIIy Teitted and pre-
Tssred for the comfort aud luxury Of
the travelling public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26


- EsEsTyFsss Al s.EIiE sIlAslIsa-The
landing pfeselteii quite . brisk ap-
I5elflflee Festerli1ly cqnsld ering the
low sfsgs u Isilfer, TlIe smaller stern-
Elleel pae<ets seem 70 Be doing an ex-
ee3ieuf' blls esss "a sl.sfj ! isssfs =
Ihe SeV Stlte came IN from Efneiu-
1lstt 5fsFisEillI si,elEiSollt With 2 fair
mp
NE Hudson lsils Tor Cincinnati with
= rnode1ate trip yesterday eFanIng
Ise All.,gie I5lFs ] sssies to-day for.
Cincinnati Gpt HendFff kson and
fheol Pink ara the gen tIeInanlyt and
obi gIiniE on Gers tif the boat.
~ ltlp Esxii Capt EIslrti son and I'd.
A1shultz Clerk. s. the Ellar aEl-
sfsbutis packet Tor today. n
Ilie Henry 11isan leaves - usual for
Steuber tiile ~ 2 . q ccl iiis 4 lefii6Cf
fart. ostSeit and 3izlel - lyl e are her
scli isricfTIi5 n iiesrss - Z
Inc Leslie Combs, Capt Fred. Kenl-
Flls. and Jsrty s,delirane. Clerk starts
ont aealn this ettertil5orl Tor S1hnflsil.
1lers TEus about four feet Vrafer
laflse Isst ui Eiit and falling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

KHecooI.-l.op laths nE.s s.o-s ofE
BoeHnE no. 1odd Fellows Han Sa1a IN \
Elzss obs spalEikII1E sKes Cao6l sso1z Vgate-.
Re 80 - FSuE - Ells isrsES SOD Esser.ap-
F1rztls Il M tstys ard i eTa-eli tofGrzszl
scsa WE s1ezps- Nm eFGs Cciy CENTS
s EEls a s "a. 3 S5olllE. ne E1rer5-
CITY nSez. "A cttie- y5is-StEzs, Gained ty-
fhts oasis, tlas4 reltksr tE3ss sy+1rs, nor
tlls Nsser eons In eautle< <ith any metal,
k,saeeff nIrst b 1ao-e alsalttfal. .Anwean
ssytE Il Is I,.-i % ks.zs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

Ms. THolEPsaS, the celebrated Spir-
ifnalist, lscfuEed last night 10 : large
andienes IN This city. The audience
were delighted With her addreas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

Sreenbacks are Good.
BIT Robacks 5 Blood PilIs are Better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

CourITTEn-WIIIIam. Martin and
Charles Shaw we're yesterday arrested
and committed to jail by Justice John
son Tor stezlIng SIX pains Of boots from
RIts Lilly, On TIE Zad day nf 3Esy lsst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

PURcHAsKD.-The Baptist eOngregz-
ION 15f flIfs city have purchased The
s.. Natthers Episcopal church on the
corner Of Zane and Hamden streets.
and viii hereafte1 worship in tlaI
E.Tlasn..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

wEshall pubiisl The proceedings d
tfle Poajee Conr4 in this column just as
usual. The Statement rs 70 \ PROPOSE
change. IN yez:erIiay's paper Vas y M
ten under an altogether mistaken con-
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PoIIcR couET-Tbere were no eas@
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, and The gentlemen in blue de-
ElFteEi IA \ Bad humOr In search illegal
Offenders.
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0Lne9ateILlle1leen.
Grsud Indepsadelos Basket PieNie.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
Gresntaeks are Good,
Bnt R0bsekss Bitfes are Better

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Greenbseks are Good,
But Robaek's Purifier Is Better.