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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-06

FESTIVAL LAST NIGHT.-We under
stand that the festival given by the
young ladies of the Clay street. Baptist
Church last night was decided sue
cess, A large number partook of the
refreshments served up by the fair la
appeared delighted with the entertaiu-
ment. We have not learned the
amount realized, but have Nc. doubt 10
was considerable. s at,f I
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nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
It is now over thirty years since the abov
celebrated Pills were first discovered by DIR
have been extensively and successfully use
in most of the public institutions as well a
In private practice, of both hemispheres, wit
unparalleled success in every case, and il
only at the urgent request" OF the thou
sands of Ladies who have used them that n
IS induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation OF those suffering from any Irregu-
lariteS whatever, as we'll as to prevent an In
crease OF family where health win not permi
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
they Z" invite miscarriage" after which ad.
monition, the Proprietor assumes no response
bility, although their mildness would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the pills
are recommended asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
Tor all those afhicting complaints 50 peculiar
GtT7tdtiOn, Retention, Pain IN lhe Back aud LofII,
ETeSgfnQ DOlOyl PIfIs, Rush Of Blood % Lhs
Head, DfzztneSS, DfHlHe5s Of Sight Green Sick
ness, ReuUfneS5, FIttglEe on G1ty SEipht E1eTfiOn
PtIlpiiOfiOTI of The Heart, and all the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
all other female weaknesses, Oh -.r.a
The LeucOrrhOea, or whites.
At the same time, there is nothing in these
Pills that can do injury to life or health. La
gSAa1tAG1
ind them to be all hey are represented.
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
10000 Boxes have been Sold Within
-ai= Two Years.
TIN thousand Boze5 sent By Letter. both by
myself and Agents. to all parts Of the world.
to which answers have been returned, in
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
have been known since THE SCIENCE OF
MEDICINE DAMNED UFosS THE WORLD
In Removing Distinctions q ReaGAF.
ing Nature 20 It's Proper Channel,
oUIETIN6 THE NERVES and bringing back the
Rosy color OF Health" TO the cheek OF the
most delicate
Price 81 per BOx- Six ROxes Ss.
Sold by Hf'CABE, KRAFT d CO.. Wholesale
Druggists, s. Main street, Wheeling General
wholesale Agents for West Va, TO whom an
orders must he addressed. Sold AZ Retail. LSS
REED. KRAFT q CO.
Sold in ST Clairsvtlle, Ohio, by -fs.r-
w. I. a ]. ]. PICKERING
And by Dr. g B. Stidger, MoundsviIIe w
Va, DR.. ]. l. Carr and DR.. ]. II. Boucock,
Of Clarssburg, W. Va iFE' -
Ladies. by sending 500 to either OF the
above agents to the Wheeling Post ONCE can
have the pills sent, (confidentialIy,l by Nall
70 any part OF the country, "Gree OF pdStage.'
oc2s-lyd Sole Proprietor. New York.
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MUCH ~ LITTLE.-To keep cool, be fash-
ionable, and do as others do, Is to drink Cd
-berts ice cold Soda Water. made In the latest
style and in an apParafus exceilcd by, none.
We speak the truth when We say IL Is the
finest Fountain In the city. To be fashion,
able Is 70 use Rings Amhrosta, which Is, the
Only reparation that e warranted to restore
gray hair To- origina color. or prevent and
cure baldnea, 10 do as others do Is 70 buy
all you pantin the drug. perfnneEy, notion,
and pure ii9usg line At Oahsst.s nancy drug
and prescription store, end Of stone bridge
Wheellng. West Ya.asi 49,. ju2-sm
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.nIHIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIC
Il ed in April, 1854, In conjunction with the
well known frm of Cache s. Co, as q Joint
stock company Of
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
Of the best e9tah lishments OF this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the excellenciesof all the
latest improyementsSRndi twill be appaItntto
allthat men whose skin and abilities hav1ng
not be les8 successful when their own Interest
and reputation are involved. Asa testimony
to the above. they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COAIPE-
- TTToRs,
by the Judges of the late Exhibition held a
he Mhryland Institute OF BALTIMORE Nd In
The Pianos being sufIcfentIy introduced IN
this city, and having proved equal, II not 50
peTior 10 any heretofore known Those nj
want Of n f1rSt-c1a6a Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and of the best mate
rial, viii save DedltT . commission, which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
mora valuable, by sending orders directly to
the factory, IS ahScye tIirected. or by ApplyinF
Market street, for further information A
ntea for iive years IS given s rtr.a d n
liability demonstration, FOR every ms ruunent
and VIII be keptin Tune for one year Jree oj
charge. Old pianos taken IA enchdilQe
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired VIII please leave orders At the
plaee above named as the Tuner OF said estab-
Iist1ment viii be here for one week.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. febS-ly
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Irlyl4
CHOLERA
DISARMED!!!
The chief Causes of PestiIenee De-
SlFOYed.

The chief Causes of PestIIenee De-
stroyed-
.nR. E. COURTARETTS DISINFECTING
United Stairs and France. Prepared solely
by the New York pisinfecting company, at
their ta6orStoEy' G9S: 2, IS 0 q ~ ii.enFy
This Company organized on a permanent
basis, with DR.. Courtaret, the celebrated
is prepared to furnish its DIsISFEcrISG
FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries, uTlnals,
water closets, PriVieS, ceSsPOols, sewers, gut
public Institutions Of all kinds, Slaughter
houses, offal and fat-boiling establishments;
all kinds OF Inanures Immensely increasing
The value OF the latter To every farmer) and
wherever poisonous and offensive gar exist.
These agents are deOdoriZer, unttsepticS, anti
meaning of the words They remove nox-
louR gases and odors by chemical principle
leaving in their places hedlthlIh air; they are
DESTRoYERS, and not merely dbSOrbeHLS OF
poisonous gaSeS-not Injurious to utensils in
which they are used. The attention OF medi-
cal and scientific men Is directed 10 these dis
infectants. Attached are testimonials in IA
vor OF this great discovery, W hich. with hun
dneds of others can be seen at The CompanY's
DELvAN HOUSE, ALBANY. Mar. 80, 1865.
To The President Of lte NeIO York DisiIf feeling
Dear Sir: It is all 1t is represented to be. We
have made many trials OF dislnfectants. but
now consider that we have found an article
which surpasses all others as remedy against
all bad odors. -Hn T. ROESSEL & Co.
NEW YORK, April 0. 1856
TO kte F'resideTlt oftte Netc York Dfsi'y ectt7g
Deaf Sir: We pronounce 1t without excep-
ton TO be the best we have ever knoWn. its
effect upon every matter Is complete and In
Simultaneous. q. A. STETSoE, Aston House
N. B-The uisinfectants are used by the
scavengers, under the direction OF the Sani-
tary Police of the Metropolitan Health De-
partment, New York ~ f'a- lE .''
POWELL & THOMPSON, 70 Cedar St, N. Y.
General and Sole Agents for The United
Stntes and the CanadasI to whom all orders
should be addressed.
For sale by all Druggists and General Deal
ems In the United States and Canadas.
my27.3 81. 'Has
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NEW MATERIAL

NIHE COMBINATION OF PULvERIsED
i slate and vtscous matter as roofing ma.
teIial stands unFivalled. A SnRstio-it adapts
itself to every shape and slope 1t Is nOn-
combnstible, impervlouS, non expansive, and
iundecayinR. Frost does not crack, nor heat
dissolve #. The only roofing material ever
discovered that will resist the action OF the
elements as long as rs the structure IL pro-
tects. For Repairing old and preserving
has never been equalled, while It has proved
an Invaluable acquisition TO the rilechanic
arts as a pieserver or metal and wood when
imbedded in water or eaEth.s or exposed to
the weather. Being susceptible Of little, IL
proof, It Is unequalled as a paint for railroad
and farm buildings, fences and bridges iron
orw0oden!. GHe a. ils-
Having procured the sole right to use the
above roohing material in the counties OF
ONO and Wood We are prepared at all times
10 put on new or repair old roofs at the
shortest possible notice, Our terms arc rea-
sonAble and work guaranteed.
JOHNSON, CAPEHART& CO,
--l--s -! No. l19 Market Souare
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The fact that Messrs. CHICRERING & SONS
dispose OF more instruments than any other
factory In the world, is itself one Of the strong
est arguments in their favor, inasmuch as
thelr facilities for manufacture and ready de-
mand enable them to sellat
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~ 10 and 81 Wood Street.

HlHE PIANOS MANUFACTURED NOW
i by CHICKERIS0 q SONS, of Boston, are
pronounced by the leading artists superior to
any others Any unpreJudiced peTSson who
will give them a careful examination will
come TO the same conclusions.
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Dls EoFF,s PMS. The best and ssfest
family medicine. No ealoineil NotnteFTrp-
tionaof daily ayocationst a SPECIFIC Tor Dysz
Persia Ar aissairail pm FOR ehildreu!
sold plain and sugar coated Frice 3 cents
Sent by mail for IS cents SOLD BY dealers
generally 7. II. Logan q CO., Pfoptietots
Wholesals Drugs isss. wheeling. d&W
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Foreign Fruits.

x CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIAN PEAR
q 5cases OF finest Bordeaux Prunes, best I'm
ported
cases Of New Smyrna Figs. some in ID.
and Il 10. boxes.
50 boxes Lemons and Oranges f
SO fresh Cocanuts, 80 doZ- assorted cane
fruits. E
Spiced and Cove Oysters, Sardlnes, Raisin
Currents Dates CitrOns, &c, dc, Just arrfV
and for sale low by
SHULTZ d TRBSCHELL,
Market ST., a few dOors below M'Lure a
sebl4 WHEELING. W. VA.
A LII THE POPULAR PATENT MEDI-
"A cines of the day for sale by ODBERT,
Chemist. end Of Stone Bridge. mr24
WOOL TwEE, LOO LBS. on HAND
april CHAS. a. BERRY.
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Mfdita1.
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting Irregularities, Remoy-
ing Distinctions Of the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL as A PREVENTIVE,
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LOOKING eE1sSEs and LOOKING GAS
Plates. Black Walnut, Rosewood and Gnt
Mouldlnss Oval and Square Frames Albums
at Wholesale and retail At PartrIdge's Gallery.
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PUREsr AND sWEIirzs5r COD Liver ON IN
the world, manufactured from fresh selected
Eiyets on the sea coast This ofits chaTac-
tqrizsiI b. 3 sWeetness and purity peculiar 70
takes the lead OF other oils and Is universal
y presesibed By physicians Remember to
ask ipF ~ Hazard { csswelI's cod Liver on. .
eAswE1Il MACK & CO, New York,
Sole Manufacturers <
Forsaiery an dfu si5. s5.5af e ~
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PEE&suRE DRrvISo. The Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge company in order
to meet the Wishes or citizens who de-
sire 70 enjoy pleasure riding along Tint
beautiful valley leading fron Bridge
port TO the foot tot Wheeling Hin. hive
Issued what y designnted .'Pieasure
Tickets at the low prfce OF i've dni-
lTs, which viii pass the liol dcr thereof
each way, until October 1s.. This rate
amounts TO about one dollar and =
quarter per month, which IS certainty
ehenp toll. All who desire 10 avail
themselves OF the full benetlt OF this AZ
TanEenaent should purchase tickets i'm.
mcdiately.
gate beyond Bridgeport RS per cent
from the regular rates.
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MAilNsBURG WEST VIRGINIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1866

the whole together, these shaves get
about twenty-four per cent. You see it
comes in this way! A great deal OF this
debt was made when gold dollar was
worth three paper dollars. 4 fellow
had ten thousand dollars in gold. He
would buy for this $50, 900 in paper, and
with this paper buy $4,000 in govern
ment bonds, on which he gets per cent.
in gold. Six per cent. in gold is worth
to-day eight per cent. in paper, eight
per cent. on $780, 900 amounts to 50, 100
This is the annual interest the holder
gets on his original Investment Of
$4,000. In other words, we are now. as
matter of fact, paying twenty four per
cent. on a debt which is three-fourths a
fraud! I don't think this Imperial
and | think we can do devil Of sight
better without Impartial Suffrage than
without Impartial Taxation. may be
wrong; but that's the way ! look at It !;
dent, its pretty generally admitted that
every man has a right to his own
opinion.
There's a fellow over in England by
the name of John Bright sort of John
Bull Josh Giddings-Who wants Impair
tial Suffrage for the eoal-iie8vera, aud
steyedofes, aud navvies, and sich like,
who have no more business with vote
than q child has with one Of Colts re-
volVers, and all the Black Republicans
in America are hurrahing for John
Bright? This looks inpaffials too
don't ita When these very same fellows
who are dyin' to see votes given to men
who were never entitled to vote and not
fit for it, deny it to the intelligent, brave
and noble men Of the South, whose
votes and wisdom, and patriotism in
conjunction with the same attributes in
the North before the days Of Black Re-
publicanism, made this the most power
full and glorious government on earth !!
/ go for imparliality Of the old, genuine
sort; but this Black Republican inn
partially is bogus, and / don't want
anything whatsomever to do with it
That's so. Pm a plain man, and say
what think in a plaia Way.-.iiarioa
Democrat.
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Plain F0cfs fol, Plai,s People.
BY 4 PLAIN IAN.


I" Impartial SUFFRAGE is the new name
which the Negro Kissers have given to
what plain men, in a plain way, call
niggers votin'. Impartial Suffrage"
sounds better than niger suffrage, but
it don't change the nature Of the thing.
You may call q saWbuc1 a horse-hddle,
if YOU please; but it is the same double
X with a transverse bar, and makes the
same diseordant noise that it did before.
Call a nigger Wench the "ROsc of Al
lendaie,u and she is no lovelier than
when you call her Dinah. Just so it is
with Impartial Suffrage. 1t means to
lei ! Niger vote who don't know his
A-D-Cs; it means to give him the same
voice in administering the government
that the smartest and best learned white
man has; and no one but q fool or a
traitor would favor such a scheme as
that. | amt much in favor Of Impair
tial Suffrage myself. Too many ornry
cusses vote now, that don't know what
they're dom when they give their vote.
If this wasn't so, the people would
never have put their foot in it so badly
as to vote war, CONSUMPTION and ever
lastin' taxation, high prices, and poverty
on themselves. But there's one I'M
partial" | go for. | go for impartial
Taxation. Pm tired seein' old Hunks
struttin' about like IL turkey gobbler,
with his fifty thousand dollars in hand
which don't pay any tax, while all the
poor men and women in the country are
taxed on all the property they have, and
work their very lives out to raise money
to pay these taxes Pm tired of that.
| would rather repu9iiate the wholecon-
Germ than put up with this sort OF thing
any longer. The debt amt honest any
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NO. a..

HINTS TO WIvEs.-t is astonishing.
how much the cheerfulness of wife
contributes to the happiness Of u home.
She is the sun, the centre of domestic
SYSTEM and her children are like plan
cts around her, rejecting her rays. How
merry tire little ones look when the
mother is joyous and good tempered
and how easily and pleasantly herhouse
hold laboYs are overcome! Her cheer
fulness is reflected everywhere; it is
seen in the neatness of her toilette, the
order Of her table, and even the season.
ing OF her dishes. | remember hearing
a husband say that he could always
guage the temper Of his wife by the
quality OF her cooking good temper
temper even influenced the seasoning Of
her soups, and the lightness and delicacy
Of her pastry. When i'll temper per-
vades, the pepper is dashed ia as cloud;
perhaps the top of the peppef-box is in-
Guided, as a kind Of diminGtiye thun-
derbolt; the salt is all in lamps and
the spices seem to betalle themselves all
to one spot in a pudding, as If dreading
the ffoWning face above them. IF there
be q husband who could abuse the smiles
Of a really good tempered wife, we
would like to look at him Ne, ne :.
such phenomenon does not exist
Among elements of domestic happiness,
the amiahiiity Of the Wife and mother
is OF the utmost importance; it is one
OF the best securities for the happiness
OF home.
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THE Two NoIcEs.-When GHtten-
berg, the first printer, was working i'll
his cell in the monastery of st. Abers-
got, he tells us that he heard two vol
ees address him. The one babe him de-
sist; told him the power his invention
would put in the hands of bad men to
propagate their WicIledness; told him
how men would profane the art he had
created, and how posterity would have
cause to curse the man who gave it to
the world. So impressed was Gutten-
berg with what he heard that he took
hammer and broke to pieces the types
he had so laboriously put together. His
work Of destruction was only stayed by
another voice, sweet and musical, that
fell on his ear, telling him to go on, and
to rejoice in his work; that all good
might be made the cause Of evil, but
that God would bless the right in the
end. SO to all of us still come those
voices that came 10 Gutenberg; the one
calling us to work while it is called to-
day-to try to leave this world better
than we found it; and the other tempt
ing us to give Overland take our case
to leave the pillow in mid-furrow, and to
rest on our oars when we shouldbe pull
against the stream.
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III. H,,44DepGPZ NqDafe0A.

The Paris correspondent Of the GLOBE,
speaking of the appearance al tae En-
peror Of the French at the review, on
the 4th ultimo, says: When the Empe-
ror had finished his inspection, he placed
himself in front Of the stands for the
troops to file Oil, | was with many
others, in the reserved space before the
stands, so that | had good view of his
Majesty; | stood, indeed, at less than
halfa dozen yards from hine He was
certainly much paler than he was 4 few
months back, and he sat his horse much
less gracefully--in fact, stiffly. He had,
in q word the appearance of a man who
is just beginning to recover from & Sc
rious illness. He wore the uniform Of
a general, with the broad red ribbon Of
the legion Of Honour. His suite was
numerous, but it consisted entirely of
his own people, aides-de-camp, orderly
officers, generals &c. This is the first
time, if mistake not, that the red,
green, blue, or white uniforms Of En-
gland, Russia, Prussia, or Austria have
not been seen on such an occasion. The
Empress looked well, with her blue
riding habit fitted close to her frame,
and her mans hat. But she seemed
sad, and, observed that she conversed
very little With the people about her.
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pencil, form and features unto the pre-
pared plate.

The pluvial hours, with feet cen
tangled amid slender threads of rain.
passed by.o Downward to meet the
happy greeting of beauteous vesper the
mighty Ruler of the Day was bending
his royal steps, when a shril whistle
echoing far on hill and dale announced
the approaching train. With a long
line Of smoke streaming through the
murkya atmosphere like sombre banner
of sorrow the tireless engine drew the
well-filled ears around the eastern curve
and halted at the station. The days
saddest moment licked then from the
clock of time-the parting hour had
come! Amid a shower Of autumn rain
the last goodbye was taken.
The rain of Heaven aud their own bitter
Tears, and the careless rain Of Heaven
Upon their faces rs they kissed each
other
and blended their parting whispers.
Little do those who have never parted
with dear ones linked to them by fond
ties Of consanguinity, or otherwise, re-
alize the sadness of such season The
low broken tones of parting fall upon
sorrowing hearts
Like echos in sepulchral halls,
As drop by drop the water fails
In vaults and catacomhs.a
''Absence is the shadow of Death.
and falls eoldly on the heart" and were
1t not that deathless hope stands smiling
by, pointing With .ieweled finger to glad
reunions yet in store, who could en-
dure it
A single "neiglin from the iron
horse and the long train with con-
stantly augmenting speed, bore the de-
parting dear ones onward toward their
destination.
Affections Warmest benedietons ae-
company thee, Dear Nellie, to the .sland
where the sun goes down." May their
journey begun amid clouds and rain
terminate in sunshine and brightness,
and in the good time of Him who orders
the steps of the children of men, may'st
thou return to us, and reunite the tints
of the social circle around the hearth
stone of thy chiIdhood's home.
G6pardsto,ca, ". Ea., Dee. 1866.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.-F'riday night
last, Barney McQuade, George Freeman,
John Dooly, Patrick Dognan and Rob
ert George, alias Butler, (colored1 es-
capped from Jail by cutting through the
upper floors and roof. McQade, Free
man and George We're committed for
larceny; Doo!y for horse stealing; and
began was serving a sentence of Court
for assault and battery. The Sheriff Of
fers reward of $3.50 for the apprehen-
sion of the parties.-ANeghaniaa.
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While science has labered for the ben
eft of the human race, it is but poor
return TO have imitators start up and
claim merits for their articles which
never existed except i'll appearance.
Since Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover has been introduced, and the
remedial effects of this valuable prepar-
alton have been SO palma legion have
commenced manufacturing their nos
trums. In point of merit there is no
comparison, no more than the counter
felt resembles the genuine bank bill.
One has a value for what the holder re-
ceives its value, while the other is worth
less and is palmed off upon the unwary.
The effects of Hall's sicilian Hair re-
newer upon the head is to re'ee,c the
growth of the hair, restore it to its nat
ural color when it has become gray,
and cures all diseases of the scalp. The
effects are seen from the first BOTTLE
Ueehlu Times.