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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

GREAT REpUCrIoN. we are deter
lninei 10 reduce our enormous stock OF
winie' clothing, especially in ovcrcoats,
therefore we onrr the greatest induce
nents TO buyers ever offered in this city.
We will sell without regard to price or
cost. Come and convince yourselves. Re-
spectmlly, Icssucr & Brother. daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

FALL AND WINTER CLorHNG.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just received by Lebensburger & Son, No
los Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

Boys AND IouTH's CLoTmNG.--An en-
gre new apaItinent---thc hest In the city
lust received by Lehensburger 4 son. No.
los Main Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04
New Yorl, Money Market.

"+Ht'N - ViNAs AftfNlilutT J.
Money easy and steady at5@G per cent.
Sterling quiet at 1881 @lO9Ik. H1 -itiii
Government stocks a shade ilrmer.
Gold lower opening at l4l, advancing to
Iil5d, and closing ut 1903.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

~ Women's fine sewed Bahnorals al
Goodman's at 81 90.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04
DIR. IL. CONWAY,
S SURqEoN DENTIST,

lHAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
from Third, to SECOND SHEET would respect
nily inform his friends And patrons, that he SNOW
prepared 70 render his protest. services TO an
STREET opposite the Dayton National Hank.
apr li-8md -ftH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered to the
public this season in Oyercoats. at the Ia
gle Clothing store. lls Main street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

eB-F. W. Meyer, Bookbinder and Blank
book Manufacturer northwest corner Of
Mainand Sccond streets. Imdaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

FIVE Notwithstanding Over Goats for
50 90 at the Eagle Clothing Store, llS Main
Teet Sign Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

g#@ Feed is selling at the ludlow Homi-
ny Mills foot of Ludlow street, cheaper
than any other place in the city. Go there.
no2ld2w ARNOLD & SmsFL.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

~ ct ccaso your ire, Yo angry stars Of hcavcni
Winl rain and thunder remember, earthly mau,"
That Stornbergcr's is the place to got your
overcuats, suits and furnishing goods.
nO2ldtW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04
Eotal 4Iptifts.

ToYsl Toys !ToYsl--Toys aud Fancy
Goods, orcycry description, both Wholesale
aud retail at g 4. Huber q Sons, No. 2so
rhirl street dr3A3aw2
EvrNING READ1NG ScHoo1.-All who
wish 70 improve IN Elocution call each
evening OF this week upon Mr.. =. j. Hender-
son, at No. ~, southwest corner Of Fourth
and st. Clair streets. de3d3
-s.as.p
Fam WARNING TO THE TAx-rAYRRs OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-THE TRRAsURER's
LAST NoTIcE--All who have not paid their
taxes had better call Immediately, for the
time Is short, and after the 10th of Deem
Der the penalty will be added.
DANIEL SrALEy,
Sd2wi Treasurer Mont. Co., o.
70 HOUsEKEEPERs.--N east of very SUI
perior quality can be obtained at the Flour
and Feed store of Eugene Dutoit, No. SO
Wayne street This Is pronounced to be
the best article of the kind now in use.
Call and try u. dccldlw
~ NHeUtNNHN sG0WtfNUH tH 4IObIS
oHd shoes an first class WoTh--dt
GOOdnGn's, no Main Street, for 80
ddys. These Goods MUSI Posi-
iigeIy be soid. reg0rdIess of cost.
eB LOCO Government Oyetcoats Just re-
ccivcd by C.P. Huber ,S. Son price honi
SS to 50. Also large lot of Blankets
no30dG r....J .JJtI
- Look at those warm Overooats friend
Schwarz is supplying the people with, ut
81 90. Go and see them, and youll fud all
other goodsalso in his mNpnoth establish-
ment in proportion.
O." Four hundred Government over
COATS warranted new and of excellent ma
Ierial. from 81 to 50. just received, at the
Eagle Clothing store. II. ScnwARl.
ssBr The most popular Clothing House in
Dayton Is the Eagle Clothing Store.
eB- Women's Kid Shoes at Goodman's at
eventy-tiye cents.
FIVE DoLLAEs.--Cavalry Over Goats for
81 90 at the Eagle Clothing Store, IL Main
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

SPLENDID Observation-Disclosures &
Son, No. l0s Main street, haye just received
ne most splendid lotto overcoats in the
city, Which they are Offering at very low
g"res. Call and see them! ltd&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

ssg- Hats and Gaps very cheap, at Good
mans.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

BEsT's sFrtTEs-PMCE REDUCED LIN or
der to accommodate all classes who dpsire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather. b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
10 Sl5. This win place them ia the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

es- Women's Kid Shoesa Goodman's at
eventy-tive cents
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

gas A lot of new Government Overcoats
at 81 30, Lessner g. Brother. daw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

s5S- Four hundred Government Over
coats, warranted new and of excellent ma
terial. from 81 to 81. just received. at the
Eagle Clothing Store. II. ScnwARl.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

Women's Calf Shoes at Goodman's at
seventy-five cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

Gs8- Look at those warm Oyerooats friend
Schwarzis supplying the people with. ut
- co. Goand see them, and youll tind all
other goodsalso, in his mammoth estahlsh-
ment, in proportion
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-04

eB LOD Government Oveicoats just re-
cciycd by C.P. Huber g. Son price from
So TO 50. Also large lot of Blankets
no30dG rl...TItI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

LETTERs from The City Of Mexico, re-
eefFedat Washington, contain the in
teltigsnes that 1laxfmiliau has signed
= treatT WIKI Il. Daus, the French MIN
is;er. vita De following provisions
segan tlsonsand French troops viii
reLnlala IN tLe1ie0 nnder Maximiliauas
serriee. a1l4 d. 3feKi1lln dag Is 70 sup
pOrt fhe11 1og 6Fs yoara; FFanca viii
furnish bgglelaa % tie 1Gaxilnilfnn Gov
ornlnent so 90 every n1unfh for I'VE
years 90 E1clt 1EnLiflf lf1ufg efvfI eT-
penags- MaEiniiian = 70 give - sasll-.
ritT f1r the money thus aSranoli ard
other claims. thg Erlilroad from Vera
CrRE 70 Mexico. Maxim = r5t.rllre-
are 70 be collected By Erenfil oGice-ls. ,
We pay but LITTLE attantion. q lats.
70 1lexiean news, via. ETasbiDFton, =
Il scarcely Is in print ors We haEe
.tnuus'' from someosbsF quarter, q nj
ooutFadiciing Il. a least % explaining
itauay - 70 render il yalualsss
1fthqle = any truth IN the Foregoing,
Il Nould - WarEantaBle Inference
that The Ercneh occupation nf Mexico
Is 70 " autinutially. . permanent
tlling, and tiiat al ne Ane dreams q
'.AfaIimIliHn BotaE home, when the
French troops are HIihdraun,' are
afuf5 and son sense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
Cal % 8 Union So Convention.

Ane uooe<slgneld. appointed . SAFE EKec1-
tive Committee by Tbs Ualoa safe Cuavea-
non he'd N this cry OF tie I'd Gay % Feh-
r1H;y AHsz- beg leave, II pursuance q fllezr
ddiaeS, tosa5-nit - Jse people 81 Wesz N3--
Einia The following zssonnsadEaaR-
Thai 4 sac Goaveaooa hs hel5 n ne
city 81 PArkeF<barE 81 TourSday 1De
Soth day 81 AuERs1 osIs- namzas1csur Il
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Ha4-1soa % tasssasSEu1 q cEad1aElss m ne
Ts-aoEH asaeS q 1lls Caz-.E. lz47ssl1h. he 4asa
s2a5Ee=ea y IAeaT respective ouaszi-asa-
CO % sal''ae onna1ossass Soa eu--Es and 5o-
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u County Conversions
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ass=zszilss BY lst-e-z 4z=zg-oasar sirnes a
Eaasasis-
JoE< = 5LEHEI-l
IHdss- E LOGS
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J1SEEE sSETEsaLZs,
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JOSIE EEII-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
A w11TER il he RiehmoDd W5ig !

A wETIE II The Richmond Wing IS
u=gzng the people Of that city, and Of
Virginia and he whole south, 70 com
bins In small corporations for the pros
tezton Of different varieties Of manu-
fscfurt, and TINS relieve themselves
from the nsresIfy or going North for a
great deal Of Whist they now consume.
he suggests that representatives. from
the BaPsists, Nethodissz, Prssbyteriaus
and EPiscopalians, unite together and
SIAN q -book concern and supply the
four denominations with their pubIica-
lions He recommends further, that
all the druggists in the city unite in
projecting large chemical warehouse
and mandatory that the tanners all
unite in big tanneries and shoe facto-
tories; that the gentry OF Richmond"
unite inthe purchase Of farm, where
on seeds shall be raised for the gardens
Of the South. The writer recommends
aTariety OF other such organizations.
There Was school or class Of people
once who believed that gold could be
made by an artificial process. Men
wasted their lives in experiments, in
the hopes Of finding at last sitle phiioso-
piers stone But they never found il,
and never will Gold cannot be made
by an artificial process II is one Of
the SLOW products Of nature. II comes
by little and Bttle-by small deposits.
And in its nature II is the great type Of
all that il represents in the way Of
wealth and progress The writer IN the
Wing Is therefore mere Don Quixote.
BE is simply contributing 70 feed a
prejudice already suicidal enough. Man
ufaetures do not spring Up in the way he
suggests. They start and grow amer
the fashion Of our experience here in
Wheeling. We must first have a day of
small things. Great enterprises grow
ont Of little ones. Practical men must
start them, not theorists. The capital
must be managed by those who come
up from the earliest rudiments of the
business in each department, and not
by those who come in, or come down,
on the hDut Of speculative occupa-
ton. The idea OF a lot OF Virginia
theorists combining together TO stop
Southern trade from coming North Is a
scheme that ought to be patented under
the head Of fancy notions" Ii is just
like Virginia theorists in the days before
the war. They were perpetuaIIy sgilat-
ing suggestions about Southern trade
abOuts indepsndenee Of the North
about non-intercourse with The IAN
keea. And noE they have return
Cd 70 their valloEing. but with this
difference, that whereas they once had
some money, without either intelligence
Or eDfeEPEiHes they are nor de9e5ent in
Al thres- HE profess Of = lot Of peuni-
la1s broken dSHn Virginia ahstrze-
tiontEla. eonPedng with The Tfea, in
felligsni, essno1n3eal and laborions
pegpleof de Nortls, i u7or4hyofa ridie-
ulons cartoon IN Pu1ek. SoLhing Ehors
ofths aneient pencil Of John Lseet,
eqnld do f jHasioe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
me Jin Crou Demoeraey.

.
The Democratic party OF the North
has taken the following positions dur
ing these last few years. tO-wit=
l. That the Union must and shan b
preserved, If the people viii allow Il n
be preserved by The Democrats party;
Otherwise.
2 That the war for the Un5on-hur-
rah for the war for she Union under
Mcclellan, and no other man
s That the WAY for the Union was 4
failure.
4 That the Union soldiers we're a sue
cess and their votes were as good AZ
anybodyS
5. That the Union soldiers have fail
supplies, or allowed 10 vote in the
army.
6. That without q dram there is no
hope for the Union, therefore,
:. That there shan't Be any drafl.
: That the Union soldiers are hire
HngE and beneath contempt
= That Abraham Lincoln Is a failure.
10 That Abraham Lincoln WIS 4
prodigy Of craftsmanship and wisdom.
H. That Andrew johnson Is a tailor
and a booE.
Il. That Andrew johnson is an able
man and = Democrat
IL That Andrew johnson acts exelu-
principles.
II. That Andrew johnson tried Mrs.
Surratt by court martial, and hung
her with a rope, and, therefore,
Is That Andrew johnson Is radical
aboIiIionisi-
Is. That no man who had a hand in
the cruel WAY should have q hand in
our civil Government
L. That it wonld be prudent in the
Democratic Marty TO NM none hlIr ahCsS,a
who figured successfully in the late
'failnre'' of war, upon their Guberna-
torial tickets
Is That the secessionists were right
and the Unlonis1s were right, and We
are all right, lhic-} By the blessed ST
Patrick, hurr7h fur the great Dlmme-
cratic party!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

As THE democracy have been very
much IN love with Horace Greedy, late
", for The reason that 1t was reported
that he offered to become one Of JET.
Davis bail, We ask their attention to his
opinion Of them, given in last Fridays
ISl5Eac:
ave say no more than every observ-
ing man knows 20 be true when we as
Berts that ignorance and intemperance
are the main pillars OF the sWfndlinR
fossil which miscalls itself the Demo-
erutie party. We mean precisely this
that n AL the voters were Intelligent
bile none were incorporate, the So
called Demoeratie party would stand
no chance Take any city, county, or
ward you please, and single ont those
among - voters who can't read and
'gAli 90 drunk, aud nine-tenths of them
,tre Democrats, even when the great
mass q their neighbors are Republic
cana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27


CLEMENT L. VALLANDIGHAM has
quartered himself Mt room No. 2O2 Me-
trOpoliian Hotel, Washington, and is
sues "a request for all Ohio Democrats
in the city to assemble at said room, for
the purpose OF organizing an "ohio
Democratic Club, in aid or the Demoe-
s'raey Of Ohio in1he present campaign. p
In other words, the He1iIe' who, dur
ing the war, was sent into the Southern
lines for his disloyaI course, now locates
bimHelfat the capital Of the nation TO
manipulate the wires Of the Democratic
party and exercise a controlling in
dueoee in the councils Of that organfzl-
ton In less than fifteen months AMER
the termination Of the war for The
Union, one Of the Leaders Of Li1e oDposi-
ton 70 thai Tar. leaVing the retirement
d his Western home, Journeys East
ward. and assumes 70 become again a
party ulagnA1e- Nor is Mr.. YaIIandig-
ham The only prominent representatiT
Of the opposition gho IL now coming
again 70 The political surface The
Wood Brothers, PeDdlelons, Clymens.
4Organs, 9IilliGans and B0Wles, who
took decided grounds against all forci-
bic attempts for tbs preservation Of the
Union, are now beating their party
gongs and aching as the still recognized
leaders Of the Democracy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
Hterar NotIe

M B. G. WuDER IN the .4sg,rgs5z
-4sAta5g for August, furnishes some
pleGsant ana useful Information Il, re-
gard 10 ansEzpider found TyrfncinaIlv
q Ssolln Carolina which produces SIX
q the mos beautiful golden and silver
4. :. A1e spiders ara very productive
ne SIX Is miEaculonslT strong and
nrTn IN texture, and the writer predicts
an extensive commercial enterprise
nom their production and cultivation
- EEzy7psT's 3faca=fRe Tor August con-
Iains another condensed portion of the
celebrated work 1Homes without
Hands" With illustrations. tsfhres
Months with Italian BFsEanlis - l. an
account Of the adventures OF The osIe-
uTSted EugliShman who was captured
Last year, by the brigandS near Naples
ana kept for more than three months
uuTii ranSomed for 81, O5O. Ar.J
Abbott continues his contributions in
Ees-ard 10 yEar, and descri beS the ..OrDen-
ing Of the Mississippi An excellent
article on National Cemeteries viii i,e
rad with interest by all those who arr.
ossiruns OF peTpelIsating and eonse4.rzt-
ing The memory Of the Union dead
me SiSsrleS are unusually good: the
Ealtor5s DraEer, as usual, Hat. An
important article on The Revenue Law
VIII BE- found IN the =. RsTenue Powers
OF The United STATES" Further feS1i-
u1ouy iDculpating Wade Hampton IN
The burning OF South Carolina, Is fur
nishsd in an article on that subiec4--
New York; Harper d Brothers
in HolsEs AZ HONE, for August there
Is an article on "Shakspeariana, $
which sums up briefly the result Of re-
cent inquiries into the history and
character OF the great poet a digest
Of Bakers Sile explorations furnishes
vivid idea Of the immortal discovery
of the grsat Albert Lake, the largest
body OF fresh water in the world.
Solomon and the lily Is q disauisi-
( ton upon the celebrated comparison In
4 the New Testament betWesn the Eor-
I geousness Of the lily and the wealthy
/ monarch Donald g. Mitchell dis
courses on the fashionable desire and
T the difficulty OF gratifying II, OF rich
E city gentlemen 10 have = farm or coua-
5 Try residence William Cowper' and
I HtEranCis / and MelADc1hon" are rad
able historical sketches The excellent
& and Firzis=Wort1y standard adopted foY
( this magazine IS kept up By the editor
and publishers and addSfo the value of
: this family magazine, by making II a
4 publication which can always be de-
Z pended upon, by those who ara pax
t1cular as 10 the books which they in
{ troduoe INTO their families
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
NeUmL


--RATey, lbs great horse tanner. has
Asa 3 stroke Of paralysis
An attenps Is 10 he made in Eng
ana % declare child labor Heal
There are ss-Ioas douhas eatersaiu-
81 q The yl1hge m The South al
FrAaGA
-Amo1g tie large income refurnS IN
Lowell. Mss, are james - Aver, $6i.-
- An5 Benz F. B1iAsr, $3.50
Germany, with a popalzGon az So
stgssatt cest2EaS IA Insane RSyauFsz-
The number q tlssr inmates Is q 50
-Horse cars nov ran between fbe
capitol SQUARE al Springfield. N and
The toInh Of Lincoln
Al banding II Omaha. NebzsSS.,
> stepped, The hrscklayeFs havinf.
st-Eck zoT : y day
a disTsa3eA Of forty words r..r aax
through the Atlantic cable VII cd ~.
I'ISsss Oh his country about Sl25.lg,o per
zanCn-
-Ubzf : ne difference -irixt =
watch 3 nd ; fielder tuei, sam - a<Duano
gin i M" - Because de f5ckin q, De
watch Is on de- izasi.1z. ana d. fiekin %
Dc fodder bs3 Is on de ontsider'
There 5 10 lax upon imported
eiEz-s A the Internal Revenue bill jusz
passed
"A man who lives to eighty years Of
sEe could only exp-snd sS-57s, 50 cents
Il be Shonld eIrssud one cent minute
II; : sid that tbs snaintainanee of
1as Austrian army on is present war
footing cos-s The nation something
over sssto. 0l5 per day.
or eourss Gen Mcclellan has been
p-e1iel5ng Thai Prussia EouId be beat
"a Al 70 pieces ~ The Ausirlans N this
wsr.
The isst steamer from California
brought more gold than any o1ber
steamer for yearS-over two millions
dollars worth
The eemsie-y oEoerz in Liverpool
have all agreed that there shall be 10
more burs3s N thai city on sunday,
( AFTER 9 An
w G. Fargo, mayor Of Buffalo, y.
. y, had Sc, rs income last year. which
comes Of al Interest IN Wells, Fargo
+ & Co express company
Cyrus " Field told TIE English
men lately that ne should Es almost
sUrTy 70 hare the Atlantic cable sue
cad, for then he should stay NJ home,
and no more enjoy The Society OF his
1 English trends
San Francisco has made a oompro-
I mise with its Chimes prostitute All
but l93 are 10 leave town, and thoSs are
10 live IN more decent quarters and be
have themselves well as such peo-
Z PIE can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

THRKE were four good habits \
wise man earnestly recommended in
his counsels, and which he considered
to be essentially necessary for the man
agement Of temporal concerns, and
these are, punctuality, accuracy, steadi-
ness and dispatch. Without the first OF
these time IS wasted; without the sec
ond mistakes the most hurtful TO our
own credit and interest, and to that OF
Others, may be committed: without the
third, nothing can be well dones and
Without the fourth, opportunities of
tunpOzsihls to recall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

THE PoPE-n i announced thai for
some time paat de health Of the Pope
has appeared 70 bs falling, ana his CON
dition causes no 1itfle an1ISty % CIR
dinalH, with whom hs spsalss ifoausnt-
lyof approaeblns death. PiusIl1.. he
present. Pops. Vas born n Nay, i7s,s
ana 3 a yeaB old He ascsndsd de
Rapaf throne in 1876, and has 0oenriei
= twenty years. A correspondents
writes - the I'hiIadelphia LEDGER thai
there $ . general feeling IN Rome that
no Pope vii hold bis once longer than
did g. E.c1eF, Uho 4 said 20 have CIV
eIneo The ollureh for twenty ys1Is.
Adrian + was Pops nearly p years;
day.G, whilst several oliier PORES govern
ed the lhuRch for q years. II s. gen
orally agreed that he iiols nanilisr 81
Ropes Was ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
INTENTION BALD HKADsl
ATTENTION: GREY HEADS!

Mrs WIslELOW7s Queen OF Hair Re-
EiDrers s Queen. not only In rlarne flrif "a
TEtueG- II Tfn make the hair 1FUIT. md NJ
saoIe . TO It's natural eo10E. II s really fIls
best Hair ReStOreF In the market II UiIl freg
the bead from dandru6, and pnodnoe a neT
Grol-th OF hair when Is has fallen on. Il faith
luliy applied ny thequeen- II s defiEfIf-
tal hatT-dlnelnG. Reoolleet The name, NFT.
Min5loIs Omen Of HAIR Restorers. Sod
" hoiesale and Reta1 by EDMUND BOOK
Va ms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

RoOTss PEsrACHISE pressrves tRleIife OYfte
alr-ehanges II rom gray 70 lts g1naI color
m tkllEe Nieers-preyents the hair frcln fall
hng-ls the best aTt5cle f0E dressing the hair
qAne.fnh and cure an disease OF the scalp
= deighhnlly perfumed, cures haldneS ana
VIII not stain the Etin. We tell tl1e story
quickly and ten Il tEue. when We 6ay & 5ss
teatoRer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair ccnfaius
-Pestaehio Nut OIL. Sold by an OFuREisfs
ORR1N SKINNER CO, Sole PFopFiefnr-
SpEingdeld, AlasI-
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oars or PuNcHN 2EEcIIL1lfG
The lasi number of Psaet S cartoon
By Eenpiel. touching the resent Fanian
rid - Canada. 4 s entitled. .Ths
llaRree Fireman Keeps BIS WiOld.'s
{ilpnda, drd as : young ladE.
. down l1ealild ; slight BtFEieafe
IN hand, and hIaEas at some,
lsella, . tte llie1llee whom Uncle
isenls - . lt5liIn, has already.
SIlsEEg, ~ ll1lyinE On them with q
4r1 eng ~ 1hltea, who q Gls-I
li1llo Of the Pen
when vented ena
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~ tghat uo. ,.eed Ladies.

These Pills act as a mild and gentle stfuau-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities and ne
moving Instructions. mental debility TneIan-
eholy, &c; restoring nature 70 its proper
etEAnneLs- Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 % Der boT RT
mail TO any address 81 10. Sold By
LAUGHlIES & BUSHFTEI.D
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

YAErHOF DIcEEss.-A London cor
respondent says Dickens is very care
fol about The arrangements made for
his readings, having invariably a littIe
red Telvet table, with shelf on
one side % place his handkerchief and
TIatgF, and on the other 4 little bloelC
foF the book to which he almost never
gefeFs- HedFesses in = way that IliiZIIt
b regarded fOppish in America. fI6ir-
tshing big watch chlin, with charms
large 5eWeled shirt STUDS and q little
bou4net In the lappet OF \ dress coat,