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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-22


D0Nlr TAKE A FRoNr SKAr.L Funny
things sometimes happen under the
most solemn circumstances. We read
recently OF a gent eman going TO sleep
In chuEeh1Undl, "a d great amusement
okthose who were not paving uroper
Atte1tion 70 the eloquent discourse that
was being tleliVeEels being summarize
spdnlahed by q particular Straw Of 81
Wtte'a new bonnet entering his inclined
ear. And we occasionally see 'tsome
mn" In the gubteFTauean deptha where
Judge Good Rindicates the majesty Of
the municipal laws
AT this place. yesterday, considerable
merrtment was excited by a highly
respectable gentleman OF the city tax
ing 2 scat on the same bench with an
i4ntiYidnal, who WIS about 70 be tried
t9E nm lqg punishment upon his pa
tlai.li y 4lats eoe. i;ss5 - i5islsI5sl stlsi
MS l4onotI lslsing the gentleman 81
heNgoa ready q have his case proce9 dad
WIN 1eeol wed for reply q Wida-eyeti
e5Atef then universal laughter rang
ign t1e CQ1gt room and the gem
AesiAil4 s.s1ll !ltl ID that his name WAS
not John Mathews. Amer which he
tetEqlt @ al B "a Z, d6E. Ind fbe.
4oqi y ohm received the rolFard ofmsrit.
eAsspSh fk ron rms WESTON
i.As44stlll. pine went mud moro n Il
= - Z ~ AllttA 70 flQ0rl nHG
Aqnelt parent la childhooSl AMI
youth Wtfb not lonini Isl r. al ~
N7eys Has Ind tho usual aClaes' sond
pains 8tnmVldl toes and eut fnGs
et9l that 5tbie5 aud boys have.
i4tne eYon1 N q, 1ege va MI N
pm to hang your hat on, until,
llAginl' eisQlln r Hl9nia So ne some
h,|ll paell invented, and could i1e .piiF-
H'lll-|l It0rlf respectable mon a fiye
and .e cents ! glass l9ne55itis Is
From this Sine forth he mani
ll.is llee1l mi lles teripo ana
A4teilu4 % VI NJ t'lll 10 mus be al let
Cd with itainl 81 hol,d iial,i ms niiS,
one = "a Pee lfl lof 90 tllli IN
illonIi ms eeInIchlnl choking and
: = ma ltoillI u Tie pIlltrlial iahs
slpr ul his qelnIl. 20 % this ht Ind
,s,r4 lo'lf si9in efl and hllsing5
IIn en-. ND ~ t1roI IN en rs Inn -
{ uTcus % on M q llnels 81 liiaiii ~. ~
Odd ~ Qispurt 1iinsclf Us Iii
non prompt some time on Monday
irS lis ratieut - d I. ~ Illil-
~, Aee lAltet Too ! gefe Sc inside his
=Qn Nnd closed fh6 door up0n
s Iii ffl1f1l aIl7nri1l = nj = ~ II
ulpletn loot /. nnfIlf q. - II,51qlIlSn
4l lNo Nlot ~ ne II ~. lsioil - no
ana mo senior unn67Inf : r5fSfei
.ri4i liTina into ~
qeaqt pl51 lrd. tIIs lnifIn5 al
loot. now ever llne uct oIual s il5 o.
slQili He tElpped ana lfll nd tho
+ llcst moment hts son sII Illdin6 ~ IL
upon his PROSTATE form. and i56rl4
laEe eleefnhlly preVont5d ne Sd :
nliIU m i2 lGlin ItlEIIrl son iII.a
uulo tio inst lad flof ne ID 5.0'7
Ii. tul uiofher 1in out of tho house
ano followed murder, and The n r.
rols E9lhlroi rs The mo- 81 m.
qpnI -l Ialhfr. ThGaIilli 10 6ii. j Ohm
4ialIH1N 1N n0nI0 was 1Irfo III and
nI.A lnulnint iinoi, BY lndr6
1Q.l. u|l Io'Il0 MD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-22
Business on the wharf dull.

MAIN STREET, from Washington to
JEFFERSON, was blocked up yesterday, in
order that the workmen might proceed
nndistuFbed in putting in hre- plug, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-22

moN-PHosPHoRUs- OAIIsAYA.- thret
best known Tonic s1stllfally and elegantly
combined p IN amber col6fed coritai
bean han fITent to the go. pleasant
70 the tasta acceptable 70 the stoniach,li n
ClsWell, Mack 4 Co. FeETo-P hosphoFS n
Elixir OF Calisaya RaFlZ.
Each piut contains one ounce Of Royal Cali
saya Bark and each teosps pnfnl cuntainsun
gTllin OF tEqn. lsaVlpIe furnished nee to thu
sion. .CAsWEIiI., lLACEp ECOs7 \
.t.s5st is5llil sole mnnni lctuIll New YcflS.
.eold By m dFnl-IlllE. -. lIIIIIN
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MEdifaI-
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Inialli6le in Correcting Irregularities. RemOy.
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns
5..- rom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE,
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"a. BaIe
For sac.

A COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE SIT
"A oated on the. west side of Main street,
SentLe wheeling, containing eight rooms,
house in the most complete oFIier. Apply 10
It4OMAS 0,BRIEN, Real Estate Agent,
over eeoples Bank. =. 80 au-15-lw
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Z Buy your sewing machine cotton Al VIM.
Sumner q Co.'S 90 Main ct. They are the
principal agents for Geo. "A. Clarir's cotton
and have reduced the price TO ten cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-22

AVALUARLE GLASS or BERR.-Yes,-
terday morning, q little after 8 O'clock,
MT. Frank Dutton, keeper OF a saloon
on the corner of Market and John
streets, appeared at the bar of the Pc.
lice Court TO answer a charge Of selling
beer on the Sabbath day.
II was clear that some parties had en-
tered Mr.. DuttOn's saloon on the day
specified, and had obtained what they
desired. In his deienee, Mr. %. stated
thai these parties were drunk when
they came Into his house, and, IN order
70 prevent damage to his property, he
gaze them tie beer called for. But
Judge Good thought Mr.. D. should, have
refused to give the party beer, and, In
cnse they had made violent demonstra-
lonsi should have sent for an officer.
Mr.: y. was therefore, hnad ten dollars
and costs, which he settled on the spot,
Remaining at the time that It was a
great deal to pay for glass or two OF
beer, ~ lff -1af-s ~ f44itf-i r
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CINc1NNAr1, o., Aug IS, ls98.
Wanfed.

A NAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A
n Vineyard, q German preferredl one who
IS fully experienced, and can give good ref
ereneeA. Apply TO 8ELBY JONES,
au22-2t B. q o. Il. Il. once.
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Valuable Farr1 q. fo,II, Sale

TUE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
j. the farm on which he now resides, situat-
ed one mile from Bolton, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, containing 2S5% acres
90 acres of which are under cultivation. a
FIGURING and Saw mill. dwelling house and
the tracti also an orchard OF excellent fruit.
This land lies on Fish Cheek, and is covered
jy98-d&w6m JAMES A. RICE.
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WIZ received letter yesterday, sign
cd by VIM. NJ. List, Clerk of the steamer
X. X. Hudson, complaining that we
had publiRhed, "without any foundn-
ton, in Our issue of that day, a state
ment that the steamer Hudson was on
lher way to this city with cases Of Chol-
ora on board, and requesting contra
dleti0n Of the same. 40 ~
IN the item alluded 70, We simply
stated that We had "heardl a rumor.b
&C., and the individual who gave IL TO
MS stated that II was rumor. We think
it Is our duty TO publish rumoFs In re-
gard 20 the approach Of the cholera, In
order that our SAINT ary officiaIs may b
Kept wide awake, and the door barred
against the entrance Of the dreaded dis
ease into our city. We are happy TO
state, however, that the Captain and
Clerk of the Hudson arrived, by rail
from Cincinnati, yesterday, and that
their boat Is now lying at the Cincin-
natl wharf, awaiting the fIli trade, aud
that she has had no cases OF cholera On
board.
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Desirable Property FOr Sale.

II WILL SELL IS OR so ACRES LAND
~ Belmont county, Ohio. Z On # ave SleveTal
acres OF Grapes IN bearing and part OF the
t1Jtcs Indertaid with coal. Possession given
when the present crop is taken OF.
Martins Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio.
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". P. SMITH. Master of TRANSFORMATION,
]. B. FORD,
quo Genefal AGENT, Wheeling
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FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL coAFPE.
Tutors, 81 II - !,

BY theJudges Of ne iats Exhibition l,si5 =.
he Maryland Inst of B5ifiInofe HSi3 ~
uelot no S5ls4is is5F lIasSIi J 80 -
Z The Pianos being spftinlently introduced IN
tefdnf TO any lcfigiJ1ii5 sfIs1ss s,1s
g.at. Of . PIANO. fnintiiS ififs5
with the Ere1ltelt caIo0nfllof the beFt FTSat1sS
fi1; VIII save Qenisll on m n hiei9 TSiy,
makes pianos u1ord costly int N M ~
{Iiea3 lltl.llet ~ ee1eltng oldefa direcliy 20
g II A3AlAels KIEYTIsFsss &. So liz
1lAEi1et leefl for further inf0lnlt i1iSri : a
Of Ion, f6r SlVery
ellel VII - lEet m tune for one YEN 90 81
g . Old llleIIles tllsslt - - .
qf repaired Win lease leave order ~ fl5S
Rt9ea al9xe Mans g the Tuner % slid e ~,
Hola Planes ilkeIi Ia eItl6ii 49, fafR ~ &.
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Transportation
BAIT1Mt6RE 9 OHIO. RI Comply
OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO RAIIRoApCo.
WHEELIECa lime Is IEhR I
SUMMER SCHEDULE :

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and after June
AZ l'OO' ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-22
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, n habit m
quently learned from evil companions or III
school, the effects OF which are nightly III
even when asleep, and, II not cured, Renders
marriage impossible, md destroys both mind
and body, should apply imIneiIatelV
What pity that n young man, the'hnpe n,
his country, the pride OF his PARENTS sllOui d Ia
snntched from all prospects and enIoyments
OF life by the consequence of Ilevinfing frOm
the path of nature, and lndulging in n Certain
secret hnbit. Such persons must, before con.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-22

Member of the Royal College of Supreme
London, Graduate Of one of the most enninaGI
colleges in the United States, and tie srFa,as
P iLLot whose lie has been spent in the hrs.
elsewhere, has effected some of the most ne
tontShing cures That were ever known. man,
uouDled with ringing in the head and ear
when asieep, great nervousness being al1rH,.Ii
az sudden sounds, hashfulneSs, with frpoIeCt
blushing, attended sometimes with denlngs
mentor mind, were cured Immediately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-23
Studying Politics Under Difficult
Hsn.. r..' .. Ut TO Gl4i

o.. .
An old farmer in the interior of Ohio
writes to the Cincinnati COmmercid (COn-
serv. Rep.) among other readable matters
the following, which is too good to be lost,
and too true to be forgotten gg,Il,. ..
~ One day, some time ago, John had been
to the station for me and brought home a
paper that was filled with a great many
speeches, that had been made about bill
that our President had seen fitto disap-
prove of. Well, L took the paper to my
corner, and although it was all in very Small
print and tried my eyes very much, / read
it every bit. My good wife got tired of long
"borations, ,nas she termed them, and said ]
would do well to be reading my Bibemore,
and such productions less. "Wife," said l,
Vthe kingdom Of heaven isn't in any par
ticular danger justnowp but my OGountry
is" After that she said nothing moreabout
But the more I read in that paper the
more bothered l became. l read along
speech by Mr.? Henry Beecher, who seems
to know so much about everything but di-
vinity, and / liked it because he supported
our President, and our President,
thought must be in avery trying position
tnow-a-days. Ngi1tsda tscru ofIt unorrt..
Then Twas upset by, Mr.. Phillips, who
wentinto Mr. b, like have seen little boys
attack hornets nests lin the winter time
9.If such men differ said /, :,Who will de
eide ?p III had always before thought these
two would agree though the earth split.
Then / turned over the leaf wrong, and
eommeneedon the latter part Of somebody
else's speeclEs9I ikedis SO mpch thatil read
bonsands ON until oIv finished it, Surely, u
said i toniyselfi ssurelyywea have got one
good and trneimanin the land, - The tone
Of the speech renGpded me of the good old
fashioned lH'farewell address" of General
Washington, and thanked God and took
courage. NOS .9ilinimg45pjs I4iff o,f5
Then / hunted up the beginning of the
1 speech, and could not believe my eyes when
saw Alex. H. stephens name, to it,
4 thought it must be Thaddeus Stevens, as h,
| was @Union,1i though the composition wa
N.LI4foy rftffauf.,cf -
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o my wife is n little nebulous about names
and tides bgtfs q thorough going Union
ls.IReware of 1I.e VIdders.,,

At the time Of the surrender OF General
Jphnston's army there were seventeen in-o
consolable widows iu the immediate yiciniT
= ty of Clayton, fifteen miles east Of Raleigh,
, in the county Of Johnson. A recent cen
sus shows that sixteen of the monrAful
have put off their weeds, donned bridal
robes, and are safely ,mOOred to the anchors.
Of their souls,q The, lone one is only waltz
ibg, for the dawn of the first Of June to
ditto herself.-RqtefI Progress. i'i" 97odT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-23
Licking County sIieep-Heayy

The Newark AdUOcate says that at the re-
cent sheep exhibition in Licking county,.
the three year old Spanish ram ''Jersey,"
owned ty Eben Condit, yof Jersey town
ship, sheared a fleece Of 26M pounds, of
years growth, while one owned by S, Hos
kinson, of Linnville, sheared 2214 pounds,
and another owned by S. N, Wright, of
Johnstown, sheared 1914 pounds. A'tNo
years. growth, and a yearling, owned by ].
Keller, sheared 131I ponnds. TIn1E--. mn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-23
Ladies', Dresses.

A lady recently appeared in the streets Of
New York in a dress half male and half
female, and policeman arrested her,. she
claimed the right to dress,as, she pleased,
and the court sustained her right, and 'tEe
p ,liceman was afterwards 'feprimanded.7-
Her dress consisted Of kind of gored sack,
fitting tight at the waist and reaching a
few inches below the knee. Below this
was a garment resemblingia mans panta7
looms, with the ends gathered neatly about
the ankles. 1t seems that a woman may
wear whatever dress she pleases, so that it
is not used for Improper purposes and does
not cause a popular disturbance,
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QDkiiot /. StaIlttsIs'jln,Ino:ap1n).. 'jl,Io:p h.
9HE OLD LETTER.

% pIburned the letters one by one, '..it
But my courage failed at last, ..tl ID
And | a'ched this scotched and yellow,
could not let it lie there,
N For IL turned like a thing in pain; 'IF. %
And Ilove it, | love it for thGold times sake
That ne'er comes ba TX again.
% gu.i0y.. y.....s.TI.l-. IN fliv h.f
And it's still a sort Of pleasure,
Very mournful though II be, .i
To know he once could think such thoughts f
And write such words of me.
There was none more great or wise than heH
o. In all thewOrd so wide .,. f.,..T,a...
gave him all my faithful love; '' TOD ''
f. had nothing else beside. rgT f.. ".
Sohis letter will treasure still, ... .a.I
f-s For 1t links me with the past, y..f- -.s.s
Although ii breathes so ferVently
A love that did not last. .fE l..I -'
.- III lay IL next my weary heart, ....
And when my life has fled,
He may eb1pe baak and fiud it there. j..> ,II
And weep that am dead.
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.ery 1ntTsRI 1%tTR Hin ItEt ssle u lha ae6NsEa

q very rntich hAniike ithG stSle OF hid setiaII
man from Pennsylvania.
"Wife,ms said Igi"l0olS here /; my. glasses
are a little dim; is that Alex. II. ?"
w. t'AleX. H., Said sheg dArsa'Is HO7
~ G'Not Thad1elIs," isdidT. HH9 ,rsD
ID "Not Thaddeus,' N said shea 10
ll ''Is the last name speltrwith ~ or with
a 'ph?" ,yaH -! shTro1,r
"Ph," said she, land what you reading
rebel speeches for, I'd like TO know. he's
THE Vice Presidettt Of the Con federaeyy and
ought to be hangfng. to as6lir1appIe tree,
instead of being loose and making bora
% my wife is little nebulous about names
and titles, butts q thOrohgiI going Union
woman, and hates rebels with q perfect
hatred. She was chairman of an aid soci-
ETY. during the war and many time I've
wakedap in thellight and 1fduntlI Hegehlly
sitting by the dying fire, Knitting SOCKS Tor >
ithe poor soldiers who we're "a lying out on
lthe cold groud with nothing but their
knapscatts and pofft6ons TO coy er thefnpD 4
Then | found that the speech WAS address,
Ged to the Georgia Legislature, and l knew
/, that ''Thad." would never take the trouble
d, to tell efringu people, ahow to igoyright5
though he is great or abusing them when hen 4,
~ Cnegsgo WnonS'I .0cV ,,r,,,.tr ~
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
NEAwsAIuIIEs QUILTsINiALL SIZES
SUMNER DRESS GOODS!
.GINGaANS! GINGHANS!GIAGHAM

-4sABL AND SEE QUIZ ELEGANT AS
M SORTMENT. l.lYaiu i'l hGa lgal.y--i l
D sapriiT / : ilf -.r Jfo -BAIN d SON. /,
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West Virginia Legislature.
III wnEEtISa, March l.
Senate
prnyerby Rev. Mr.. Barnitz.

Senate.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Barnitz.
A message from the House announced
that,it had adhered TO it's substitute for
the Agricultural College bill. The bill
wns tabled, hoping TINT the House
would vet ngree to tho location of the
College at Morgantown.
Mr.. Price, from the Committee on
Townships, reported back without re-
commentator, the billto establish and
settle part ofthe division; limo between
Upshnr and harbour.
ON motion of Mr.. O'Brien, the bill
was tabled.
Mr.. Dix, from the Committee on ed
ucRtion, reported back tho bill relating
10 tho schools of Wheeling, without
recommendation. Tabled.
Mr.. Peck introduced aGbill to author
izo j. g; Jacob, David Fleming, and
Campbell Tarr to mine for coal and
other minerals under the bed OF the
Ohio river. Tabled. stl,5ae1.
Under suspension OF the rules, on
motion OF Mr.. ChHpline, the following
Joint resolution was adopted: ~ y =
That the 800 copies of the acts in
sheets, to which tho members of this
Legislature are entitled by the public
printer, bound as the other acts ofsthe
session arc. bound, and delivered to the
Clerk of the House of Delegates, whose
duty II is made to forward the same as
soon as practicable to the members of
this Legislature n
The bill nppropriating the public rev.
enue for 1855, WIS amended so as 10 al
low the Commissioner of Immigration
1000, instead of $500, for expenses and
salary, and then passed.
The hill authorizing the trustees of
tho NJ. E. Church, in Clarksburg, to sell
"a lot, was passed,
The vote adopting the resolution d.
60. VI aNf
election to fill the vacancy inethe 9Th
district was reconsidered, and the reso-
luton so amended as to'fix the election
on the 4th Thursday OF October, 1855,
and adopted,
Mr.. Burdett moved to suspend the
rules so Rs to take up the House resolu-
tionsi in regard to negro suffrage, and
Andrew Johnson's administration, but
the motion was rejected.
The Senate then took a recess until
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at O'Clock.
Mr.. Duval introduced a bill granting
mine for coal under the Ohio river.
Read and tabled.
Mr. Duyal offered resolution of
thinks to the Clerk. Assistant Clerk,
Sergeant Mt Arms, DOor-keeper and
pares for the faithful discharge of their
duties. s-tSt-fAfts = - re-
Mr.. Slack offered u resolution o.
thanks TO the clergy who have so regu'
larly opened the Senate with prayer.
Mr.. BurTlett offered a resolution o
thanks TO tho President for the able
courteous and impartial manner il
which he has presided over the deliber
atoms of.the Senate.
Ali the resolutions Were unanimous
ly adopted.
The President then proceeded To stgr
the acts and Joint resolutions OF thu
legislature. and there being no bust
mess before tho Senate, the members
Abandoned themselves TO good huthoi
and hiIarity. Messrs. Maxwell, kttch
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g e 81 8 81 % q 0o
The Piano Business

Has suffered material injury hoin the fact
that some manufacturers, in order to furnish
an instrument at a low price, and still make
a good profit, have used inferior stock In their
construction, and rushed them through with
out giving proper time and care to their
northumberland in consequence OF their
being put in snowy cases. and the price being
lower than a fiTst-class Plano can possibly b
AFFORDED, they have found many purchasers,
but q few months or q years oFtwo atmosthaV6
invariably demonstrated the faet that they are
bought. -ef e
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DIR. LAROOKAH'S
COMPOUND,

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
Liver Complaint, scrofula, or Kings Evil.
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
ErysipeIas, st. Anthony's Fire, PimpleS,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, TumoB, Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism,
Pain In the stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
raj Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
MercuriaI Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting in Impure Blood.
1t Is double he strength ofany other Sarsapa-
rilla Compound in the market, and il Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the bes. and eheGpea
BLOOD PURIFIER extant.
Price 100 per Bottle.
Prepared by DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Melrose, Mnss.
sold 10 The trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gtsts. feb2S-3m
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Hinkle, was taken up and passed. II
reads rs foilows:
"a Hill in relation to oaths of suitors.
"Be il enacted BY The Legislature Of
West Yir0iaid; The act entitled AN act
to prevent the prosecution of oaths and
the sueing out of process by persons
engaged in the REBELLION passed Feb
ruary %, 1865, shall not apply TO any
case wherein the cause of action arose
since the first day of April, 1865, or
shall hereafter arise; nor shall any
plaintiff be required TO take any of the
oaths prescribed by the said act, until
the defendant or defendants shall take
and file with the papers of the cause, in
addition to the oath required by the
said act for defendants, the same oath
which plaintiffs may be required to take
under the said act.n
The House took recess until 10 p.
NJ, TO allow the examination and sig
nature of the acts.
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wrrH family case in your house,
YOU may prevent sickness, prevent snf-
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