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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05

CASE DIsNIssED.-John Yates had hear
ing before Commissioner Smith, yesterday, on
the charge of being concerned in passing coun-
terfeit money. Sarah John.on, proprietress of a
titled that the accused came to her place in COM
pany with another man, who gave her twenty
dollar bill for some refreshments, and received
$3.50 IN change. The ac sused was discharged
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05

DELINQUENT TAXPAYERs.-To each city
delegate TO the Legislature has been forwarded a
copy of the recent resolutions passed by Coun.
ellis, asking for the repeal of the bill authorizing
the Receiver of Taxes TO charge five per cent.
upon delinquent taxes. An endeavor will be
made to second the wish of Councils that both
Senate and House shall use all their exertlons to
secure this repeal
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05

OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-A young man
named James McGovem was met in Tenth street,
knocked down. HIS Jaw was broken, and he
was removed to the Hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05
GOVERNMENT SALES.

I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y INGS AND OTHER PROPERTY AT POINT
LOOKOUT. MD.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05

POCKET PIoKED.-Last night, passenger
in one Of the Fifth and Sixth streets cars on his
way 70 the Trenton depot, had his pocket-book k
distracted. 1t contained all the money he had.
One of the supposed thieves was arrested,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05

GERMANIA ORCBESIRA.-PUBLICR RE-
~ hearsals % every SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL, 81 O'Clock. Engagements
maoe eby addressing GEOBGEBAsTERT, Agent No. 1921
MONTEREY street, between Race and Vine. 10 10 3n
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Klusberiht,
Specialz MOtiseu. :

wO as Sc etropoIitau 500
tel, Gtfe Ser item unb NfarftitraBe in
2ouiSbiae, &p., sdb!t init boIlem MeGt
inter Die lobensnertben Improvements
in unierer 9iadbaritaot. 0as ben
beutiden &eiIenben fellelnSe lit idutafs
bafte Soft, Elm @Ias unberfaIi6ten beis
mathIiden 9tebenlafteS, Elm comTortab,
les 8intmer nit reinlidem 8ett, frettubs
| li6 cntae9enfommenbe 8eoienune, un6,
tuenn Der gbeno angebroden, cine
our6 Suntor getuiirste llnterbaltuna, Die
aud ben SSrernoen in ibre &reile siebt.
ollie bieie Gigcni@aften, bic Elm gus
teS beutIdes Sotel sieren, iino i'm Wfe<
| tropolitan SoteI in 2ouisbille bereiniat
unO Der Gigentbianer, belIelben, Sr.
Sobnion, ta6t niats itlIberiidt, Sen
6ereits erungeaen bortbeilbafteu 9tuf
ieines Saufes INNER mebr sl erb6ben.
@ir 1teben baber i,idt an, allen llnIern
2eIern Bel einem 8eiu6e in 2ouisbilIe
bns Metropolitan Sotel anauempfebleu,
umfomebr ais 6afelbe i'm Wittelpuntte
ser Sta6t Iigt unb cine ,,g8einItube"
| et1thdIt, in Der 6aS bette baterlGr6ii6e
ge6enbIut, iorgfaltig conferbirt un6 10
biIlig alS mDglid, creSenst miro.
Gg &auilt ruben Die Stiirme 6es
berbeereneen arieges, TO- blIbt aud
| f9on neues 2eben aus &uinen.
Die grrungeni9aften Der @enseut in
Sen Gr-SHaoenfaaten &entudD uub
5euuelIee unD Der aageniein gefnblte
Oia,tG in, Sturrnfdritte na93uboIen,
mas 10 lange berlaltint ipilroet seigeu
ms bier nnb bort fu.lbre Munoeriuerfe.
80 eeb6rt bie mad alt6aieriI9em 3ue
| fd1itte ifl's 3eben gernfene sroBe 2agere
bierbrauerei Der 9erren 8 bn unS
Singer in louisville SD., gu ben ime
| poialteiten Sh0pfllngen utl9en @e-
uerbfeiBes. Oa mir uns perl0nIid
| icIbit iibers eust baben, tpeld berrIi9er
Stof aus oieIer NIT griifloli6 beuti6er
Sa6fenntniB betriebenen 8ierbrauerei
| berporgebg, 10 ipoIIen mir ni9t erman.
getn, ale bieienigen, tpeI9e louisville
beiuden, auf Oobn unb Sdger's grob<
artiges gtablileinent au1nerfiam su
MAIDEN, Siebe Sin3ei9e.
@0errn 9enrp &n6fel'
gud, <nIt un6 Notwithstanding in
Ser Marftltra6e, rabe Der Sritten, su
louisville, SD., 1T elm ipredenoes 3eu9s
IniB fir ben regen llnternebmungs9eiit
ser 2ouiSbiller Oeuti6en nidt aIlein,
ionbern fe seigt aud Sen 6ur6 6ie @ar<
ante bes Srieoens ermoglidten eblern
9lufI6mIug unierer 9anoslsute auf al
len 8ebieten. Sr. &nofel beiiet ge>
gen ludrtig Elm iebr reidbalti9es Eager
berbeIten WfuIitalien in 6eutidem, englis
fdem uno fran3oiifdem $erte. 8ioli.
men, 9uitarren uno rql1entlt9 ausae>
;eidnete Yiano's iinb gu ben liberallten
8ebin9lingen burd i'm Su besieben unb
auf b,m sSelbe tnoberner uno clafiii6er
9iterntar 6ilrfte tuobI nid)t lei9t elm dbn>
li4e5 oeut1de8 Snititut i'm Meiten fem,
OaS ii@ bur9 ELM groBereS unb nit mebr
@eidmad angelegteS Enforcement alIs>
seidnen biirfte, alS Serru an0fePs8ud,
banblung. 8ei teauneen aus gta1baS>
itdbten iperben tets prompt bur1 bieiels
be efectllirt uno ipoIlen mir nidt berfeb.
len Die Nufrnerflamfeit beS 2eiers auf
Die betrefenoe Sln3ei9e 81 lenfen.
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g1a,bpiIIe Nyfarftberisst.

30. MARS 1866
A.. ProutftO men. EE 81
QoaiS S6ineniann, 81 SI6 sWarft.
7@ ffrdfe. zs 81
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wgit unferer Ihealtiaen gauanr.er

Eg-9Rit unferer bertigeu 9lummer
en6et bic gobeHe oSer 9faienrins." =
Rorssn brtnseu mir oeulNufans elmer
bOdf iaterefanteH 9efdidte, betiteIt:
Scr @abItag."
ESer SruHerteufel ipieIte uns ge>
tern eineu unausenebmeH Strei@. gr
Iieb uns in Der GutidnlSisliugs Saotis
aber 6as fpdte grfdeinen unieres 8Iats
tes ,,2eler" anitatt vSrdeer" fagen.
Oas 1T bic Solge oabon, tuenu man nit
benz SeufeI ipielt. = SofentIi6 sroIIt
uus teiner unIerer 2eler Oh 6es bermaIes
beitm 9ufisblsrs. .. ss i.
Egefern maate Der erits StraBen<
GiIenbabntuageu feline grfdeinuug. Sir
bearaseu ben 9l1t0mnlIins ber5Iid unS
rufeu Inn gu: vSei frudtbar unb Oers
mebre Sid, tpie Die 8Osel in ser 9uft
uuo bic SiiGe i'm g8ailer." f
@ 5anbsIsb0rie. Cine se>
= " Is# - -
leuidaft. ;ufan.nenselebt aus ben eins
iidltiaiten un6 unternebmenSfeu &aufs
Ieuten slaibbille's bat in ben 0taumli4<
teiten Der Sanoelstamrter in college
Strabe eineSan6elsborle erofTnet. Die
lelbe bat gum 3tuede, ourd gei4dffuns
unO alnBsnnng son Brobmften AnO
RoHmafcialIiea Ssf 6aIbsE NIT ben.
feIbem IS bes n ntIO Dor llebsrtbsueruns
unS allonogDlil;taus III f9aket. Ges
ra6e in elmer Seit, in pelder es BEN
saben mebt 6tnn ie cine 2e6ensirase
astuOrben IN, ftlne &raftt auf cas
Qlsuserlfe dnsnftrensen urb feine baupt>
iddIide 6iIfseueIle. ben, Mderbau auf
bic bSdite &tnfe Su etbeberb lit 6iefes
IInternebmen su0Ieid patriOtiidg be.
tfdnbia uab nlsIi6. &auffeute f0nnen
ourd 8ereleiG bic better SOrten aus :
finSen un6 neue @eladfts5beise sr6iTs
men, ueue GelAaftsbsrbinOnnGn an>
tuipien; M6erbauer aus Ser N1aiie bee
Gebotenen, bas ibnen 8uiasenoe aus .
pdbIen unSheue Sheen fpffens 6ena aud
bic prattif6e sbdtisfeit errinst ibre
beIssu GrfoIse Our9 8eiruGtuns, Sard
BEN Eelebenben GeiF. J
ge6bbine ~ RaF4 isias aass nnS
e.. Minnie heffimtftf. Elm
SnIana emporium sa ptsSen an0 g
if erfreuIid ~ iebsu, oab fsiHel @irsfr
ber aIufsabe ssiDa0fen iino ano Miles
Gufbieten, nm benz Gtrome Der Belt Big
qeuinf4ts Sidtans IN ssbeh.
Die B0rfe 1T ofsn bon Ia 2, d..
NIB ale GrseuaniRs Der 2aFbDirbf dati
unD BEG Gereb@tsen @robtH 5lir qlns
fld5t uub suruB erEaufe oBsOsaeut gia,l
eebe (lIH mip ijbergepse ii4s
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@ llniere Sreunbe mufIen uns
sntf9uloigen, tuenn fe pdbreno bieIer
So9e unfer BIatt ettuas ipater aIs se<
babriib erbaIteu.-Sn na9fer @o9e
miro Gles i'm ridtiseu @eleiie iein,
unsl SannI..tuerben uniere Srdger aud
plnttIiher fein founen.
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Golo -.-...-.. - - H
SiIber Dollars. IN
| r. rnb u .,-...t1.
i0s lno 5 Gents.ffi

8anfins Company. 9Oi
NaI5utIge, %. Dtdrg 1866
Cob uerfauft 81 f25 ~ SesabIt nit 12ik--t25
Sn Re,p gcrt mar Cob Mtorgens I'm 10 nPr 1861
-f26A I'm IL tlhr 1861 Fs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-31

@ Serr Gilbert 8ornitein
an Der Nfaoiion StraBe stutiden @berrD
uno college III sforo Slaibbiae bat f9
freunoli9it erboten III ieiner gSobnung
cine SubfcriptiOasIiite fur infer 8latt
uusauIeeen. - -.
Herielbs iif beredttet, SpcalIo's fir
une III nnd1erf. e.
Die SeHnefee 9tautSs 3eitunsss
8eieui6uft.
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@erihtS ) 0erbanSInHss:i.
AFss S. 30. mar, 1855. re III -
ssasAfesk sisovber y. NJ asststaisns gsq.


Setter SracD tuuroe iutgen Srunfens
belt berbaftet uno seeen giirgfdaft bon
$500, UNI 2 llbr Dor benz Necoroer 81
erf9einkn, irsi 8sLa6sn. ga 0srle!be
beim Mufraf isinss slumens nidt anipe /,
ienO mar, tpur6e bic 2,iirsfdaft fur Der,
fallen ertlaIt. I10
Gbuarb SiIen ntuBte tueeen 3ruu<
tenbeit unb in Grman9luug Der ibm ;u'
biftirteu 50 in bas 9lrbeits9aus ipave
bern. ~ - 49,
Sobn Sibpatrid uu6 5rant 8siSeu
bdtten tUeoet sIeident gersebtn, erfterer
81, Der MHbere So az ;abIen.
SObn Sarris uurSe iusssn unfittIid,
teit az "a berirtbeilt.
6arl 2e8Iance un6 Sobn GatIler ne !.
gen SruntenHeit ui6 unoroentli6em BE.
tragrn, ;abIten ieber %.
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farniIton u. Go.

@Gumwone rpnr hes1te nt@4 10 fsaTf fm @fRekr ala
eeifern, Toeshalb bss Hreiit pfsn. HeTteife pTegn
yx 2S-@ abGsf@gaHen-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-31
Gcutfbe 0ereine SfaTbptlle's.

fEauier sgersia. EE0
6eganSst: IS ceto5er 1861.
TitgEie6ersGbl: tS-
Beamts:
Srter sprs@er: 9. s9tff.
s9fs sssf ss9taDarSS:s G g. + T. s Ssssa"p'
sssss s4asasthsr: : sea aiss sfssffsi.
s saisss xurnDast aoS Ss1 s Vi S1niHss'
srfsr sibItOtbstar: -. gan6.. ~
8eusDart: aS. ed.I6beim.
8eriunmIuRssIofaI; no Goussehrabs BEL S6tbbeIm.
Isr 8srsin bat RittruO@s AbsnS TX u4F ieine
D69sntIi6en Sisuusen.
S6Iken @8erein.
1esraubet: Sanuor 1866.
Nit9iebersa5I: 81.
Srftes 53Itenmeiiter: 81. Seftp.
sttiah.mIaHsslOtaI Del GERM sitsetiid. esastrid=
hrdbe.
Cer gtrein nsrIansHreIt nd ant ersE Serutags zines
ieosn ysonatss .Effz# HSfs
Sadion <9o9e go. III,
stltsr beutider Srben Der 9aruguri,
mitsIiebeaubL: II. FsS'< 80
6berss0FOe; Saeo5 gsistF
seeret6rs: Soeob subn.
6rie6r. aaridb.
BE. AZ Hnionitrnse.
8. .. .. S.
aurora. Qose $40. 105. 9eutlfe Obs
So sSeQops. re Fe.
SsgrirSet: apriI 1858
RitsLiebersaEI: liz.
O6srmsifter: Better ged.
uRtermeifter: g. 8erubeirg.
Sseret0r: SoSepb &irher.
S9Gsmeiiter; ge9rgs Sisfs5it.
1Ie 2oee periammeIt I'D ieben Sohneritdg AbSIS in
Der Obj 5euoD's SaH.
Oeutl9er unterfubungsbsrsin.
@eeraube4: am 1. Sept 18i6, SynepFp9firt in 1852,
YrGishent: 6. Wapder. sf8a#
Rieesgrdfibtnt; EnT S14. - q \.
SAaSmetfter: &. RlcoS.
l. / SssTstsr: SOfep9 SdbiH"S.
ssriammIsing iebsa 1fssn 9ontas ses RonGts
S9mei;er Inter tiisungsberein.
Gegrtnbet: Rni 1857.
NifsIteberadbI: 30.
Goncoroia.
.(Guresa uno Sbalia sereinigt. }
@esrnnbetI 4. Teeembsr 1855.
NtfgIie6er1n5l: %.
4rdfnent: weGI StnteIfpieI
6isesgrdfhsnt: s. Seemaa.
Secre4dr: Rpri& Sor.
GafireT: 9. 8Stiber.
Dec gsrstrt Derfdmmet I'D p0GentIlc5. GoHnerftas
Absnhs 7K nbr i'm Gourtbonis.
Qutberilde Gemeiube.
9farrer Gasers. 7se,sssl
GOttesSieua ieben SOHntas 10 ti6r i'm GcurfEaafe.
Seutf9e tat5olifde Stride.
gcters: aoner unh Bersrot5.
2irHs in GermartOpn.
@ctttshisuft: SoHntass u5r Eorsens.
So6aMt: Sonntdgs 10 uHr RorgeRs.
Rssper: SonntGgs nhr sta4mfrtass.
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Ey 1as ~1sHneiise Staatss SeiAlne- su.rs stfu@t.
sbIee prsetamaton Gin geaI ps9snsit9 uss am zass
Ass aDasl " psss fFsnssi4su.
q. 8. gtsfAsr.
Gtoesas 9sesstSE.
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an rernriefhe;nI..'

+ Smel grcntgimmer fiNb BiQigs sM rsrmistbsn. tan
6GRfe Be, 2 gpTe Re<tets %<Frbss bel - :. s !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-31
2eitber1nberltrt q,

3eitberdnberung.
Gnau6 mad SoAntag, ben IS. Rdr; 1866,
fu5ren Siee rpie folgt:
$50 gsorseas: 9afiagierwg nd9 lebanon, 9errps
pile, SanpiIle 5crroSsburg, Camp
beIspiue nH6 Columbia, tdgIitbg
5l9ksEE8 ISonntags ons9ennnimen),
7::30 Bot unb 4afagierSag mad glufbz
pile, Sorling Greer u. Giurf5piae
t&eIidb.
40 Sladbm.: Gecomphationssua rad 8arbstown,
tdgIidb [Sonntaas nnsaeuornmeul.
7:3o 9benb5; Gzprss z4aiiesier;ng mad RaShpiHe.
H6F 4fnthtpsus Gp!afspdge,l fistS nit BEN Nat5ts
aiigen perbtnseE.
El5- asea fdufe 9ur9 slidetss a,ib nsbme gentre-
Martes F*r ne 0de;iage IN Der Sonispiue Transers
Office. 4aGrabe, slpiiden l. u Q. Gtrase, Gihieiss
IN Der auircub Eidet Sfiice. unter BEN louisville
SoteI. ooer il, BEN Depot Ode 9. NIB 8rouopap.
ny pafiagiere fur St6se hieHefts 3sbdnon Sumo
ton 6ennsen beften ben 80 Sue; Seeits @arbs,
toun Sunetion entrueoer ben $50 Sus Morgers ODER
ben 4:2O sla9mittaeSsug 2ie 2iiee nm tl5r Rors
gems uno aberbs bolten an teinen 5pif9sritotionen
ioii6en aouisrtae nto 2ebaiIon Sietio, an, oiiss
senomen fur 3ur6pailagiere.
24Elr3 INSERT S int, Gen. SUP.
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a0ntfiana,
Gfobam
Georgia.

entraI q. 81. gant ). 90
Georgia AailroGo un6
Canning Gomp1Rp 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04
DIR. KNIGHTS,

II a III. ID II ES SING
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For Identifying and promoting the luxuriant
growth OF hair.
1t prevents the hair from falling off or
turning gray.
It removes dandruf, cleanses the scalp,
cures nervous headache, and all those dis
treSStng affections induced by the use Of OIIv
or alcoholic Hair Dressings.
Its invigorating properties insure luxuriant
locks, inclined to curl. and by its persistent
use the hair Is restored to bald heads when
such n result is possible.
II is splendldly perfumed, will not stain or
sol! the skin or any article of apparel, and is
universally approved-especially by ladies'
Buy no other. Price rs cents per Bottle.
Prepared by DIR. L. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MelrOSe, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS d BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by T. II. Logan q Co., and Logan
L4lst q Co. sepl9-3mddEw
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coodn't compete with US for the offisis.
My sole expands with the thot.
The field wood be a rich one
for Androo Jaxon Rogers to
stump, for the people, not understandin
WORD Nv wat he wuz sayin and hev-
IN nigh opinion NV the Amerikins,
WOOD think he wuz talkin sence! And
His eggslency, the President! wat a
chance it wood be for him! He Good
new Duglis dug up and re-buried at
Monterey, so eZ he Good hev a excoose
Tor making tour TO his tomb, or, eff
the friends ny the statesman objected to
that, he Good go to Chicago by way NV
the City Nv Mexico, and Good make his
speech at the way stations through that
country without fear. The Mexikins
wood reserve the constooshunsa and stars
gladly, and ez they don't understand
the language 1hey woodent reserve his
speech with peels oflafture es they did
on his late memorable toor thro Moo
York, Ohio, Michigan, Illinoy, ct set
try, the remembrance of WITCH, even at
this day, sends n thrill NV anguish thrO
the Presidenshel breast witch even the
triumph in Delaware and Maryland
cannot and does not soothe.
The people of the North wood receive
the prOposishen gladly. 1 menshund
the matter to u leadin merchant NV
Philadelphia, who had Just declined to
give six months credit fora small stock
NV goods to friend NV mine, on my en-
dorsement, but who in the most ungen-
tlemanly manner expressed u willing
ness Osell for cash, and he warmly APP
proved NV it. &C.," sed he, "and eff it
will work eZ 700 say and take them in
cubusses out NV this country, l think 1
kin not only promise 700 the cO-opera-
shen NV the people NV the North, but
also money enuH to pay yOor fares to
the land NV yoor choice"
And he bust into teers.
"Wat are 700 weepin for ?" sed I, as
tonished.
"Those teers, ''sed he, "are for Mexico"
'She hez endOored much, but her cup
NV woe is not yet full"
This is the only hope Nv the Democ-
risy. The people hev bin brought
face to face with slavery, and they
smasht it. They hev bin brought face
to face with Niger equality, and they
don't scare at it at all. They wnz
brought up before Southern sooperior-
ity, and they punctoored that. They
took some rather extensive toors thro
the South, and somehow they come
home with singler ideas, and wondered
that they he'd bin rooled so long by SIGH
emptiness. The Booth speculashen
didn't day, for tho we shot Linken we
coodent shoot Linken's principles and
they remain to torcher us. When he
fell, others, somehow, slept forrard and
took up the ark, and they hev bin
carryin it rite along. Johnson inter-
posed the post offs, but they kicked EN-
aside contemporary. Only by adj
dishun kin we hope in the fucher to
rOol. The sole NV John Brown is
marchin on, and ez far ez kin see, our
plan is let it march and git out NV its
way.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, p. NJ,
(Which is Postmaster.)
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PIsO,s Cure ToI. CoDsnm01Ton,

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
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This remedy has been for several years
used In practice by eminent phi ySicians, with
such marked success, that IL is now, by ur-
gent request, offered TO the public as an in
inllible remedy for lung and throat diseases,
Not every one In the advanced stages OF con-
sumption can be cured, but many have been
ana many moro are now receiving benefit
known remedies have failed. AS an EVIL
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menus, we WARRANT 1T TO GIVE SATISFAC-
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lows Hail, Wheeling, West Va. aus
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COlgate's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
Asupenor Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
Glycerime, and especially designed for the
use ofI.Hdies and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
fehN.lydSW
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THE Puymaster General is in daily
receipt of from 1900 to 5000 applicants
for the new bounty under the act of
July 2s, 1866, and it is not unlikely that
payment in some cases will commence
before great while. Owing to the
large number of claims already receiv-
ed, it is probable that many of the
same company and regiment are on
file, which will facilitate the necessary
searches; for, while examining the roll
for one claim, it is desirable to COM
plete the roll by adjusting all the claims
which will likely arise from that roll.
For these reasons soldiers are advised
TO forward their claims as rapidly as
possible, for the sooner they are in, the
sooner payment will commence. Care
should be taken, however, to see that
the cases are correct before forwarding.
On the discharge of regular soldier
in the hands of the department, the
names of 81 battles and skirmishes are
noted rs having been participated i'll
by the owner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04
PETROLEUM V. Massey, p. NJ,
(Which is Postmaster.

GAS LIME AS a FERTGLIzER.-An Office
Of the Edinburg Gas Co., whiting to the
Scottish Farmer concerning gas lime as a fer
tilizer says:-"I believe that waste gas lime is
equal in efficiency to fresh lime for most of
the purposes aimed at in its use in farm lands.
sold all the lime thus produced at the gas
works in FOriarshire for 10 years, to seVe-
raj farmers, who uniformly expressed their
satisfaction Herewith. One very useful APP
plication of 1t was Its mixture with the large
pile OF weeds and tangled roots of grass clear
ed Off the fields annually. On being COM
posted in this way, the lime gradually killed
all the vitality of these weeds, and returned
them to the land in the way OF manure. 1t
also served the purpose OF opening up stiff
clay soil, being first spread over the surface
and then plOughed down"
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READ what DIR. scovln says of ALIENS
LUNG BAISAM.
$. in. HARR1s & Co.

MeSsrs. ]. n. HARRIS & Co:
GENTs-I make the following statement
from perfect conviction and Knowledge OF
Inc benefits of ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
Consumption! have witnessed It's effects
on the young and the old, and can truly
with which am acquainted. For Coughs
and all the early stages of Lung complaints
! believe IT to be n certain cure, and ii every
family would keeptt by them, ready to al
minister upon the INST appearance OF disease
about the lungs, there would be very few
phlegm and matter to raise without irrltat-
ing. those delicate organs (the Lungsl, and
without producing constipation OF the
bowels, 1t also gives strength tothe system,
stops the niRht-sweats, and changes ali the
respectfully, a. L. SCOVIT,I,'
Sold by all Medicine Dealers at Wheeling.
uOVlI-lmd&W o.
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Suftia1 Anttres.
Odberrs vegetable AmbroSIa or The
WOrId.s Hair. RestOrer

ills the only preparation that is warranted
to restore gray hair to its original color.
twill prevent hair nom falling on
It supePcedes Hair Dyes.
ItcOmpletely eradicates scurf and dandruR
Kills hair eaters, so destructive to the roots
OF the hair, and cures all diseases or humors
Of the scalp, thereby preventing badness.
As Hair Dresser 1t has no equal, giving
braSh, dry and wiry hair moist, soft and
glossy appearance. Sold In Wheeling by
Laughlin, Smith q Co; Bushfleld, Wallace
q Co. In Monndsville by Stidger & Blair, c.
Nice Jones III Martinsville, .. by Dr. l.
Werlich, John Douglass, and all respectable
dealers. @. H. ODBERT
Wheeling, w. Va.
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Ahead cd am CompetItIon.

1t is hardly necessary to say that the
Presidents Message was published
yesterday evening from the INTELL1-
eENcER Office several hours ahead of
all competition. In fact up to the
latest ndvices it had not made its ap
pearanee from any other quarter.
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

~ the elegant passenger steamer
Lslsfss,t A. ~ EDINBuRG,N Captain /. L.
VIII leave rs above on Wednesday, the stu
inst, at o'clock p. m. '-
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
BOOTH, BA1TELLE & CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

NNpMEssRs. EDIToRs:-PLEAsE AN.
GS nounce the name OF SAMUEL SCOTT as
candidate for the office Sof Street Commits.
Eloner, subject to the decision OF the Union
City Convention, and oblige
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ToWing! ToWineI


SEAIIED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALL THE
- Salt towing OF the Ohio River Salt Co. for
the year 1857, will be received up to 10 o'cIocE
n. M, Tuesday, January LIST, 1867.
the hats and bRrgeS loaded.
The party towing to receive the barges at
the furnace landings on the Ohio River 10
tow, pay lock fees, wharfage, and other ex-
PenSeS, unload the 6argeS and return them
TO Furnaces.
In making bids the parties will give the
points:
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nashville, Tenn,
Madison, Ind, ClarkSvilie Tenn
Louisville, XIV, Columbus Ky
JeiiersonVille, Ind, Cairo, III,
New Albany, Ind Alton III
Evansville. Ind, Quincy, ILL.,
PRducAh, Ky, St LAouiS Mo
ANY party who may be awarded the contract
Will DO required to give bonds for the fIlithfui
PertornlHu nee of the contract.
The Ohio River salt Co. reserves the right
proper. -
The propositions will be sealed and ad-
dressed TO Hon. v. b. Horton, Porneroy o.,
OHIO RIVER SALT co,
n. n. honSoS, Secy. novl9-td
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1TCHI ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCHI SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiToiains.
and all eruptlOns Ofthe skin. Price so cents
For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 cents
ington street, Boston, it will be forwarded by
mail, free OF postage, TO any part OF the
united states. iu4-6m