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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03
Tsi Il FARM e as MUTUAL TIRE
insura nee Com pany Of she state
of Dcla re-.

Th n 4 ARM ElkS MUTUAL TIRE
insurance COmpany Of the state
of Delaware.
(oRiaISAL MILL CanRK, &cJ Us
This Company continues to Offer to the people Of
by fire, all descriptions Of property except Ma
rine risks.
Renee and attention the subject OF Mutual Insu
rance, (eng the hrst to Introduce the principle into
ayers have enabled adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties OF property as 10 rem
| der the msmbership among the most acqutable In
character Of the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
| sented to the public
have besn prompt and liberal that in Is years bus
ness and iossss Ieacning over 100000, net sueie
OF CATION has occurred, and scarcely one with
| out en- Ire ,tisfaetion to the partiss Insured.
Looking more. the safety than to the number and
aands of Dollars OF Insurance. either as requiring tse
sroat amount in single risk or as Offering unhtob
In this mannerit is osnoevsdit has the safest aud
select st % ~ % av 70 os sss
Company withia reasonable range.
evidence of this. It has not only reduced the rate
insurance. at all times moderate, one-siYth, during
he last two yeaIs but presents now clear surplus
900 as security against any assessment on
Certiaeatos the balances due to each member, now
being issued win be paying inseres. 70 them from IAN
making still fartherdedacton.
The year issa With real pISs:s loo
| surplusFund 10000
Tota protection, .sl H.I. tSu,VVu
III the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware and as
such hey ought to patronile II. 49,.
\ Secretary and Treasursr-RoBsRT MoCABB. M. D.
DIRECTORS;
Ell Wilson, Brandywine Id; James Dsiaplain
| Qhrlstiana Hd; James Webb, samuel Barr, u. G
b stotsenburg and Jssseo Sharpe, Wilmington Id Rob
ert MeCabs, Mill Greek Id /, john p Williamson
White Clay Creek Id George q. Tybout, New Castl
nd; Curtis b. Ellison, Psnoader Id John g. Clark
| Red l. on, lid DR.. WIN. Cummins, Smyrna Thoma
| Murphy, st. Georges Id; shares T. Fleming, Pete
q. Causey, Milford J. P oomesys, Dover Charles Tu
nell, Georgetown.
.uranee as dues Of members -
En- Wilson, Brandy wine, Hay Robert MeCabe, M
, Creek I'D James Dalapain, Ohristiana Hid John
Williamson white Clay Greek, HID; czrtis b Ellisol
Pancadsr I'D Red Lion, st, Georges, and Appoquin
mink Hundreds; Joseph Grifth, Smyrna jam
Crippsn, New Castle Hd Charles T. Rlemming, M
fori Charles Tunnel. 0sorRetowni Henry Tod
Dover =, =,
mmuuicalions general business addressed to Il
undsrsiRnod, WILMINGTON will receive immsdise ate
uou ROBERT MoCAbE, M d.
d. Jnlv2l Score y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

will gay slOo Reward Tor the discovery of any med
nal auOn that can cure greater variety oil
complL lnts THAI Mishlsr's lIere Bite Z.
b, MIsHLkh, Proprietor,
{. Corner OtUebtrd square
Lancaster, Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03
TEII EGRAPHlC
AND
Comm rcial Institute,
S,W, Cor. Sd and Market Sts., Up Stairs,
funtr.ncann Tilted atraa,N

S.W. Cor. Sd and Market sts., Up Stairs,
Entrance on Third street)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole of the Second and Fourth Stories Of Ola
ei building has been fitted up and occupe ed by the
Institute, hen will open for the winter Com
ng on Monday october 9th, 1885 and ending May
Ist 1876, during which period 1t will be open daily
faturdays and Sundays excepted from A. NJ, to IL
a. and from . to p. NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day All Friday evenings, It will be open from toe
The services OF accomplished plain aud Ornamental
penman have been secured, to teach
PEEMANSHIP
in all its branches has bat few equals
In this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complste Mercantile edacA
ton are such before offered 10 the public
of Wilmington consisting of single and Double
BOOK KEEPING,
Banking Exchange, Insurance, steamboatng, Commits
sion and Joint Stock Comphny's Business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations, etc, etc.
In the Teegraphic Department every advantagethai
be had any Office, is aft ,rded persons DESTROYS
| learning - -
TELEGRAPHING
tho most pleasant aud lucrative employmeats tina
| cAu be pursued. Tn rebuilding and bHildil OF oil
and new lines, throughout the Northern and SOutheri
States the large Of business hav
caused demand for operators, that the Old method
| learning isinRdequatn to supply.
| TERMS.
Invariably in advance to be paid at time of entTanct
disc unit twenty per cent made to ladies. For turth
er Particular inquire at the Institute.
| nS- The public invited visit the Institute an
| exam ns the various departments oct b-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03
MIsHLERs BITTERs


RHRUMArIsM-.CurE OR CHRoNIo.
Rtsuns ism is generally fount shecting the joints,
although often ATTACKS the stomach heart and
cles tits generally caused by bad state of the blood
wnloh becomes clogssd and unable to circulate freely
Accumulstes in certain spot becomes inhAmed and
pcu pain vita considerable Bselng OF the
parts At eted ten Rheumatic gains have their origin
Ia otala taiu watch exists unknown In many p r
sons. To cure this complaint we must remove the
by purifying the blood. Misblers Blters is the
bet plooi iher in existence The 5pikensrd, soap
wort a., buchu and large amount OF sai
sls .ossessei OF aternRt.d qualities used in the
O. apJstiOn at these Bittsrs, form compound unri
ths aistOry OF AArEsiA AsDoA As blood puri
hs-
Perso as sfi eted tn hheumstism should freely
Maalse's Bittsrs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

Bprin Hair and Husk Mattrssseso n hand Hannah
holster done with prom ptnsss. ep,
UNDERTAKING.
Wskre the agents Of fiHks Metallic burtAlOa.ao,,h.
state OF Delaware Same style used for The m Il
OlAy Webster and other OF orr amin nj IN VI
Cloth, Mahogany and walnut Conins, alwaya on hand
Funerals upertntendsd personally by the arm
ossinet ntssrs naerials hair CLOTH veneers
McCLA building Market streat doors
| 81 Wilmington bel. nsr ~ sot'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

n
THE subscrib ers nov fully prepared to fl.
IS all orders in their Ii of business with prompt
HN ness and Atthslowestrates eonsistentWith Atrus
1zN9 They Keep constantly on hand q full supply
Gas Fixtures of the best lecturers, such Chan
deers Pendants Brackets Portable Gas Stands Ont
Plain Globe Shades the latest stylss and deegns
We aao prepared to put in the best manner Pipef
for heating all descriptions Of buildings with steam
ers Force and Lift Pump the best ever made, and vii
put them up at short notice.
Having the sofa agency this state Of Halliday
" celebrhted patent Self Regulating Wind knsne and
the Maryland Portable Gas ComPanys Gas ApParatus VI
latter ourselves that facilities for int
would call the particular attention OF persons reading
country To these machines They are the pest In thu
United states for the accomplishment OF as great desds
ratu LOT ting country gentleman or farmer ~ Any other
70 VIII iui supply Of pure ystsr ~ ever the hopse
Ensns Ia NOT affected by the hesyiss tsass Of wind and
ready AZ all times, day Night III there 10 any wind,
Without fear or favor to Its tssk
We also, If preferred put IN the best drsu
lie Rams OF the most approved kinds,
We prepared with the best 10 attend to
descriptions Of steamboat ahp and house pumbns an
copper panished and lead lined Bath Tubs Baains ntte
fer hot cold water, UrnRl patent water closets Was
Phyes plain and circulating shower BathB iron les
sinks; Boston compAny'a Gum Hose. Water Riters-i
Fact everything In line Of the most approved kind
Amdescrptiona OF Sheet Lead work At short notice,
We hopeby prompt and strict attention to all Hork In
trusted to care, and desire to give fu hataiaotio
IN all cases to merit aud reesive share of the public
No. sS. MARKET STREET, abov Fifth next dosrt
| Mk RRRRIa, FERkIe& GARRETT.
|
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03
h. 3. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRU0GIBT,
NO. All M 0P Ell &frnas

o.. u. d. brlngnursts bullotln.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRU0GIBT,
NO, 3l5 Market street
Tags' tRsv wilmer new article tor thsh air an
S to ALT he ordinary prepArAtion
M now Ia use Tor the hair the Aesntis Il. Bring
~ hurst, 5l7 hHrketSt.
hch Ard ny Water "a article erB al eat
r. Brinshuir ste.
uslmbold sDuohu 10 disc Kidnsya Gravel
propsy, &c. Ii. II, Brin Ehurspsstore.
silver soasrhe acknowledgements edi Sill
aarselis. Aromatic Fine gat.This ARTICLES putspin
paper and used the Tobacco, and be 81 gub
stituts We have ever had. II. II. Brfnkhurst.
cobias' Imminent large bottlskAtH h.
bringhurst b..
mrs, Winsow' othin shildrsntssthins, at
II. II. Brins hurst's.
extracts for the handkerchief, fal nns
Extracts lust received at IL. II. brin Ehurst's.
syrnges all kinds and sizes, cheap at H.
Trussvs shoulder braces, susp banda gss Supporters
d c. quite an assortment at IA. X. brinEhurlta,
Brinshursts Cough syrup-Thsrs 10 nothing superior
this syrup bad cold ugh IA. H. Brinshurst
JAynss Family Medicines at the lowest prices Of tn,
| agents Ia. H. bRIk9HuRsT,
Fourth d Milmin etop, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03
COALI COAL

samlnes should not be without it. For sale by
AIAIrKEN 4 CO., Gen, State gents,
No, IOB W. Front Street, Wilmington, Del.
DrEga,st, Merchants. and hotels sup led on good
Ootober SIN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
-iaRRdi ueci:ny oi ire Stafe Tenn
I,c3Ggcc !SOCic;g.

Ti.c annual mcc.in- ui the Stale Tenn
per.nce S,,.i,'iy wi.l h,- l.,-ll a; 81 Alhans,
on i'u,-,iay ami "Wednesday, the 18th AMI
l9rh of D,ctlnher.
Tx, rxorci~a~ will lac e. ialloAS:
Tue~,lay, 10 =. 1T ,.g.lni:s,ion ;,nl
rcpari oi ia, general a-e'li, Rev ". W
-hlr..tcr oi' N,renmc~.
I'ue-'iat. 4. H-E,p"r; Of the S;.,,i,ii-
c..l >,.-r..;,.r.. Re.. = II. WLise of Coyc:l-
tgv.
I'ae~lay cvening-Adire,S hy Prot.
Henry l. Parker q. Dartmouth Cnlle-e
Wednesday. \, N.-Repor, Of the COIN
miiise ga fmaaca, by Dr, Sheldon Of
Rutland
"Wednesday. +, u-lt';sorr of The cxecu-
iiNe committee. ly B.v. Il. + Hay of
Hartford
The >ili,itci> oi tae-r various reports
will i'c oI'cn .or --n,r..l discussion,
All churches ;i.sI temperance or-auiza-
tions are inaitesi IL >cltl delegates.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
TIE FENIAN INVASION.

On the 9th of June last. in violation oi
car neutrality laws. Il military expedition
against the British North American Colo
mie- wa- projected and attempted to To-
carried on within ilIe territory anu .IUri>-
diciion oi the niiel States. In oi, IL
envc 10 the Obligation imposed upon tie
executive hv the constitution. to >ee that
ihc laws are faithfully executed. all cili
IONS were warmed. by proclamation.
against taking p.rt in OF aiding such un-
lawful proceedings, and The proper civil.
military and naval officers were directed
To take all necessary measures for the en-
torcemcnt OF the laws The expedition
failed, but it has not been without IL
painful consequences Some of our ciIi-
zcns, who, ii WAS ALLEGED. were ENGAGED al
the expedition, were captured, and haze
been brought 10 trial, as for Il capital oi-
fence, in the province OF Canada judy
ment and sentence of death have been
pronounced against some, while other
have been acquitted. Fully believing Tia,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

4 man mailing from Vermont recently
sold 10 some cit,zen> OF Franklin county,
Ohio. what pnrporiol 10 be number OF
splendid black Spanish bucks The CHI
zgns were proud oi' their prizes until the
iir>i rain that came wa>h,yl off their hue,
and ihey proved 10 be ordinary white
scrubs" The enterpri>;n- NrrmonIer Is
al present IN ;ln Ohio iail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
STATISTICS.

We omit the portion OF the MESSAGE
GIVING statistics about finances, army. na-
w, &c, and copy instead some condensed
facts culled from the message and the re-
ports ofdepartments
The aggregate area of the public lands
of the United States, surveyed and un>ur-
veyed, is l. loo, 1865 acres-wllich is
seventeen times the whole surface OF prus-
sia, including her territorial increase since
the war with Austria.
The present strength of the regular ar
my is only 3S.54j, which Is nearly
1000 short OF the minimum strength
contemplated by law. The volunteer force
is now IL, ,O43, coIored and white, mostly
colored. During the last iour years the
government has supplied to disabled sol
diers about 1000 legs, 2240 arms, . feet
and % handS-amd it has about 1000
more limbs to distribute.
We have now an ron-clad feet of 81
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
ST. JOHNSBURY. VT.
= VI. STONE n CO., Publishers.
once next door North of Court House.

IVY. tJ.t copy p dniluNl "
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p,-.ay-. The postage on The Caledonian 10 sub
IN FL county i fee; TO any par: of the lni ed
us De-. hi county, five cen per quarter, or
ut-a vcaT, ptyable in advance at the Office
.yr. u :,cciyed.
.-,,-a: Advertising. For square ~ lines
-, -. 3. r. -i1c ypI one i'-c to-, Sloo Each aidi-
ain !jc'nsa qua. Yearly contracts made
'' ,.. :, q -qu re for any par OF a column Ru.i-
= inc pryrlr. i.iH'rations, Esrays, No.
III 81, Urc, sl.5o each in advance. Obituaries C
..,aaa
.,.,.. Notice. Eah ubcyiber will find on his
i,,u~ q c.n.rC ion Ni'h hi- address, the date to
ih .r.pi'. Whcg nv payment l. made this
. Il, be- .dvancci 20 cn1rpond an if he change is
f.. correctly II tRc FIRE or &C nj paper from he
.,: pawn nj, wish % b" not fed Immediately
,.- 49, row Hil il &c ed y machinery, we can
.I .r-.lcm 1t this .ilc, NJ any other place ex.
t..pyt otic Il ilr of the .ubsc ~ibr I: is u-c-
t-s.1 c-h.-- T. order tn I'D !rcs If their paper
-.u L.. t.ev i've th' l"s. Office 20 which il HAS
.-,u.a n,l! as IL one t, which they WISH il sent
r.l Pr.ut.n- Of n! / n = done n living price,
...r,r- I'D C.rd- p cont .ntly on hand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
ON, a. >lfb\-

IN lie ,sriornan,'. ui :, ,la,y imposed
upon me l,v the constitution have thus
>;riin.ttei 20 ;h, representatives Of the
static ;arl /, iie peop,r such information of
''';r ,l"ine~;.l. ..nl ior,i-I .iltir- IL the
Pu''.I;' lsl.,r,--1~ - n 10 Require. Our
"'srrnla IA / non- un,l.r@oin. IL most
irvill- orieai. :s,:'l my rl-ne-i PRAYER l..
t:ial ihn p''-ii AJAX h' -uo-e~>.dlly AMI f.
,,.i,y l,;.--el. wiili"a. iml,.,irils@ lis "ri.i-
nal >:r-s.4;A and ~,mnI-iry- i'hc INFER
o. a.; d.. .l..l.,,g .,r. H.. IL Ia. pr rpino,el
!v lll' r,.i,.l oi ira',ral r,,aiion>. the
complete a. li'"-ari'n vf var na~t differ
cnce>, a'i lht s,>-inlu-tas,;ioii OF all the
is'lr-ui;> os peace, ilin,riin- our efforts
20 III early ;ar,o'nil.-im AT ui' lis .grcsii
ela,'~, =; H. c'.iraN.'r Il lsr.-rs1. iE,lno-
nv ia'ivoca IA. c'-,,rliai H., slspar;m,nl~ Of
IL. :..,yrrsi,naa.. .l.at each. In i, proper
>ahcrc- may corl.a.ivt'o-o.,-r.tie with lll.
,.hcr la >,'c,lrii. liz ln AHA: cilalace ni The
constitution, Misrepresentation ,f .he Union
anl ihe 's'-2,.igi;y e. our ire. in-iitu-
linn> ANDREW Johnson.
Washington, dec. =. lSi,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

Rex. Henry Ward Beechcr Is writing a
novel ior the New York Ledger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
+ .Iou>>ErEY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

4. J. W l. l. A X ID.
,ITOK|EY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
.,IrITHS BACK PAY BOUNfiES AND PENSIONS
o1talHri. NJ charges unless successful.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

JOHN BACON, ID " co.
rAiEkS N HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL.
81 JphusbUry Ctutre,Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

HAxNII. >pENCER & WEST,

~.,,r>,Dr. tu t,rO. / SmuI.r> NhDit ,tt 4t,trr N
.EEUNENE. -PEKM, LARD kND WHALE OILS
WAX >Np SPERM CANDLES,
~! state ami p Commerce street Boston.
f.t s4u,EY l. : SrENCER, C. WEST.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

| deem it a subject of profound regret
that Congress has thus far failed to admit
10 seats loyal Senators and Representa-
tives from the other States, whose inhabi-
tants, with those of Tennessee. had en-
gagged in the rebellion. Ten States -
more than onc-fourth of the whole num-
Der - remain without representation the
seats of fifty members in the House of
Representatives and of twenty members
III the Senate are yet vacant - not by
their own consent. not by Il failure OF cleo
ton, but by the refusal of Congress to ac-
cept their credentials Their admission,
it is believed, would have accomplished
much toward the renewal and strengthen
ing of our relations as one people, and re-
moved serious cause of discomfort on the
part OF the inhabitants of those States. 1t
would have accorded with the ereat prin-
ciple enunciated in the Declaration of
American Independence, that no people
ought to bear the burden of taxation. and
| yet be denied the right Of representation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

The congratulations oi congress to the
emperor oI Russia, upon his escape from
attempted assassination. have been pre-
Sented TO that humane and enlightened
ruler, and received 10y him with expre,-
sionS of grateful appreciation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
7. y. GAGE, ARTIST,
OLIVER I. RROMN.

OLIVER 7. BROWN,
CLAIM AGENT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
.,,r - J,H>SBURY, VERMONT
Na>well Chapter. No. IL, X. A. VI.
MASONIC ii tLl.
Regular Inrciiug Friday eve, Dec. u, 1S66.
+. l.. ADAMS Secretlry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

" T. T. Y u " y N q Z
CLAIM AGENT.
ATTORNEY AND UNSELiNR AT LAW,
R,trny VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

IS C.H RPEE, ? RO RlE OR,
Greensboro. Vt
TIS hosr. Ecl u good ,yie and IT reasonable price
~, dtJ-it.' -."u 10 fishing Piric-. who will he re
.ui rht be-, u Ut u hing IN the state I'll
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

DIR. }. l.. PERKINS,
j /, y + - +
,-Luc- u MaLM StIetl and Eastern Ayenne
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
Miscellaneous Cards.

DIR. G.. ". MILES,
sx|~-I, DENT FIST,
AYf ft,.-.-~[ Office II. his Drug : olc, Lyndon, VI
D,PEE, BECk \ SAILES,
STOCK BROKERS,
y State stree, Boston, Mass.
lAHU- \. DTrFE. JANEs HE'K. HENEN = NLE'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14
>. l.. BROOKS. NJ. Il.

>. +. BROOKS, VI. D.,
PHG 81 CI 4 = \ y S L r G z q y
ice orr IloWar4'S boo, Sore Residence corner
Central and Spring Streets
NM. IL. HORTON, II son,
aFKCHA\. TAllOkS , ami dealers in gent Fun
.i-iiag tIopt~ Railroad street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

J. NJ TT,
-,lF Nt',TFACIVEER. STEAM MILLS
Opposite Passenger Depot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-14

The resolution cl congress protesting
against pardoms 10y foreign governments OF
persons con, icted o! intamuu~ offences. on
condition OF cmi@ratiom 10 our country,
has been communicated 10 the STATES with
which we maini:;in intercourse, and the
practice, soju>tly tie >uhiec; of complaint
OH CIR part, h;l> not been renewed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-11
AMODERN MIRACLE,

From old and young, from rich and poor,
from high-bOrn and lowly, comes the Univer-
sal Voice of praise for HALLS VEGETABLE
S1C1LlAN HAIR REVIEWER.
1t is n perfect and miraculous article
Cures badness. Makes hair grow. a better
dressing than any "oil" or "nomatum." Soft
ems braSh, dry and wiry hair into Beautiful
Silke en- Tresses. But, above all, the great won
gray hair to its original color.
Use It few times, and Presto, change! the
whitest and worst looking hair resumes rs
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair,
but strikes at the root and fills it with new
life and coloring matter.
1t will not take long disagreeable trial to
prove the truth of this matter. The first ar-
plication will do good; you will see the Natr-
raj Color returning every day. and before you
know 1t, the old, gray, discolored appearance
OF the hair Will be gone, giving place to luS-
trouS, shining and Beautiful locks. -
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Renewer: no
other article is at all alike it in effect. You
Will find ttcheap to buy, pleasant to try, and
There are many limitations. Be sure you
procure the genuine, manufactured only by
r. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. ii.
For sale by all druggists. mr2S-lyd&wsat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-11
To the Union Men of Ohio County.

II is recommended that you assemble in
Township primary meetings on Saturday,
the 18th inst, instead ofSaturlay, the 18th
inst, as at first proposed, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to a County Convention to
be held at the Court House, in Wheel
ing. ON Saturday afternoon, the 20th
inst:, az = o'clock.
1t is recommended further that these pri.
mary meetings in the city be held at7 o'clock
ON the evening OF the 18th, and in the coun.
try at . in the afternoon.
The County convention on the 18th will
select delegates to the Parkersburg State
Convention, and will also nominate caudi-
dates for the House of Delegates, and for the
various county offices.
by order ofthe Committee.
\. w. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-11
NeIghborhood and state News.

Camp meeting at Castleman's Run
near Bethany, to commence on the sd.
Miss Lucy Grimes, of Brooke coun-
~, broke her leg the other day by fall
ing off horse.
The Wellsburg Democrat congratu-
lates its readers on its existence for six
months, and the probabilities are that it
will become permanent institution.
The same paper congratulates its
readers upon the election of Duvall Ga
rebel who was in the rebellion) in Ken
servative triumph" Exactly-that is
the true meaning of conservative
triumph"
The editors of the Clarksburg Con-
SeTUGtiUe and the Parkersburg Demo.
c1-Gt, both of whom were in the rebel
lion, have united their papers, and will
henceforth publish them under the
name of the Conservative" and will,
of course, consistently enough advocate
modern conservative" principles"
We have the first issue of the new
paper at Moundsville-the National
and consider it an improvement upon
the same sheet as published at Fair
mont. The tone is thoroughly true and
loyal, and we hope the Union men OF
Marshall will give it cordial and wide
spread support.
lion. Jesse EuSlngtOn, whose death
in his S7th year, at Hollidav's Cove
Brooke county, on the LIST inst. has
been noticed, was buried IN the Gene
terry at SteUbenville. The Herald Of
that place thus speaks of him:
"Mr. EdgingtOn was one of the first
men of his time. He was in the prime
of life man of no ordinary ability
and leaves a worthy name. His father
was the first settler who erected a cabir
on the eastern border of the State O
Ohio, and he, Jesse Edgington ESQ.
was the oldest lawyer at his death, anC
we believe among the first who prac
ticed at the SteubenviIle bar. He was
for many years prosecuting attorney
of Brooke county, w. Va, was repre-
sentative four years in the Senate O.
that State, and was for many wears .
member Of the Governors Select Coun.
Gil. He was the associate OF Henry
Clay, of Philip Doddridge, Charles
Hammond, Judges MCLEAN, Wright
Goodnow, the Golfers, &c. He was {
noble old man, a gentleman in the
strictest sense of the word, and dies
with an untarnished reputation, hon
pred and respected by all who knew