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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-22


It Is now over thirty years since the a5 9y
celebrated Pills were first discovered by pr.
DUPONCO, OF Paris. during which titIie ~
have beeh extensively and EueceSssIuly ~
In ulCrSf of the public institutions. a wei =
In private practice. OF both henisPhert WIN = n
UNPARALLELED success in every case. anu u =
only at the urgent requet o. Ibe M, -
Is Induced TO make the Pills pubic Iof Lne Al
deviation OF those suffering nom any IIIeassn-
laTitIes whatever, as Wen z, 70 ~ -
ONE PILL is A DOSE.
Faniale4 uecnliariy sitnated, or thhse sup
posing hdnlSelSes So are Ssl9 -;
they Ginvite miscarriage, after when -. ~ :
nlonition the Proprietor assumes NO ~
biIity, although their mildness Eonld pis{ ISL;
any mischief 10 health DINER tle -
are recommendedas asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for ali those affifetiRz complaints - psc1IiG
10 the sex VIZ: Dt5g SIld -, fsIi, s;,, Jo -
PrelSfH1 Dorm FsEiRS, RUN q BLood % ~, II
Redd, Di=ehleSs DfHSIheSs q !Slght, G'1esH Sihs
JieCs RearfneHs, FutigIie on any Siight Ezss,S,
distressing comp latnts, par ttculariS tnAl NJ.
annoyfnR weakening aud the beginning o!
al other feInale;wsakeneSess
The L.eueorrhGea, or whites
AT the same time, there IS nothing IN the Ts
pills that can do injury to life OF hsa!in. III
ind them to be an they Represented
ONE BOX Is SEFFICIEST.
20. 600 Boxes have been Sold WHINE
- Two Years. - 4
TIA I1o&snad E80zes Seslt ~ lLStte- bob q
myself and Agents, TO all parts OF the WI n +,
to which answers have been returns. In
which ladies eSay nothing IKE the above p
have been known since THE SCIEscA4 -
MEDICINE DAwEED UPoS THE WoiaD'
In Removing ObstrueffOnSf ReSiof'
fna Nature 70 its ProTBeE GhHnnei'
oUIETISG THE NERVES and bringing 5acz = ~. rs
4Etosy color Of HEALTH to the eheeA Vi 49,
most delicate.
Prise 81 per Box Six RoAt$ c. q,
{ sold IN sI'cABE, KRAFT & CO., wholeasf1
Druggists s. Main street, Wheeling .L, m
orders uaTst IS atidreSsed- Sold AZ Retail %
REED, KRAFT eco
Sod In ST. ClaifST1liR, Ohio, BY L.,,-c
W. 4 n ]. PICKERING;
Ladies, by sending 500 TO etineI " y an
above agents To the Wheeling Peg Y rs Itsil.
have the pins sent, fcouhd = 80
10 any. part OF the country, !, = G2sjyTFsT
: u aOMI5
oe2S-Iyd sole PrUpz4efov. ser 4oIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-22

AnEEleAs I.ETE Dsosa-Ll1s indeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-22
Mfdifal.
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfaIlfble in CORRECTING Ir-eeuiaritses. Rernov-
ing Distinctions Of the Monthly IuEnS,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As a PREVENTIVE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-22

PAETEIDGE i 0ut with something new.
Gems ana FAIRY Photograph from onetotWo
dogIars per cozen. EVER efod made %
pIsase, IN al kinds d PSc4HEEz. Prices Of Pic
turs YTzmes and Licking GIaEss reduced 3
per cent. Keep in mind that PartTtdge sells
goods Al tsHsslsek as weIIasretail, and always
q chap selselEhere-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-22

Reflect that a sound mind and body aze Ire
most Necessary requisites TO promote CONT
bal happ3neSS- IusiesS3. without thsSe th=
5ouEueyThnouz Ia lsfa becomes a E<zI-y plls-l-z-
age: the upSpert hourly darkenS IN the vle-
the miud becomes Sh allowed With despair an
flled with the melancholy reflection that IL
happiness Of another becomes bsishted viii
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CouToRrby day and Test at night, secured
By The NE Of PSsois Cure for CorlsumPt5on-
gold b Edmund Booking, 40. I cd PeIIOEs'
Hall
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MARRIAGE

Married PsE1nz. o. Yong Ven eoz-e-s-s,
ting mAErz2Gz. hszng GTare a PhySSzl EtsE-
He rho plan4 hin@3f uD5gfhe ea-sayr,-
J. may relsEaously oou6de N his hc1a- : :
seztlsznzD- ard confidently rely Upnl -
skm - 8 ptIysssian-
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me Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ofzes
ENDORSEMENT nF THE PRES

The many thousands cured at this establish
Irent within the last twenty years. apd The
numerous important surgical Operations per-
formed by DR.. johnson. witnessed by the Il
porferS Of 1lie lSaEIi and many other papeFS
noftcIes Of which have appeared again AID
again before the public, BESIDE his standing
as a gentleman ofchaTzcteF and responsibility
Is q sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREI.
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FOURTEEN ACRES OF GROUND.
Fl NE R EsIDENCE q,

. FL u = e ESI d e NC q
containineeIsyen rooms and an attic finished.
bath rooms and all modern improvements;
chIekeEy and two cisteTns. Also, onehundre11
and twenty-five Apple trees Of choice kinds;
Pear, Peach, Plum and Ounce trees,
an twelve years old, all bearing. There are
also choice selections of Grapes, Raspber-
HeG, Blackberries, Strawberries, and other
HnaU fuitS The grounds are dneIy laid out
with eYergTeens and other ornamental shrub
bery.
Price $4,000.
ne ...,,,,.,., .snla M. &. ..s,.,-s,,a.ea and
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The ground could no, BE- purchased and
y. sSS Si'R Tn q sR0 g I'll HiRsy ef OF less than
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0niee, 80. South Frederick street.
Left hand side going from baltimore stree. !
frE doors from the conner. FAN not 10 o.
serve name and number.
E5-No ie1IeTs resolved miles post paid sr7i
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age. and sEIE
portion OF advertisement describing syuT-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27
George +. PritcIicff.

THIS gentleman has been successfully
engaged in the faclorage and storage
business in the ci;i2s Of Wilmington and
CHARLESTON for II nunber OF years, and
enjoys the confidence and liberal patron.
age OF the surrounding country Of both
cities. As al agent for naral stores he
is hot eS.rIIed BY any. Having more
than ordinary experience, with a prompt
ness and energy unsurpassed, we do not
hesitate to direct the attention Of parties
desirons Of procuring such ser, ice to the
card Of Mr.. PRlrcuErr.
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TIL. confederate Dead.

We neither have time nor space 10
the present Issue Of the Journal to refer
at l''ng'h to ,hsaighly c'mmcndabIt un-
dc'talinr. but propose d"ins.so at another
time, On this page will Lcfouud COM
muni"a'i"u from our rcvercrl citizen,
Rcv. PAUL TRAprER, setting forth the
oljec:, and suggesting form by which
this n"6l- enterprise may be successfully
accomplished. Persons lcsirous Of con
tribulins IN l:cl'alf of the work can ln 50
by caAing at 'hc'ofic. Of Col. WM. NJ.
SHANNON oron the Rcy PAUL TNAplEH,
at his residence!
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27
The Last Battle field

Rev. DR.. Craven, on his way to afh6
General Conference of the lethodiss
Episcopal Clutch South, in New .Ursniiif
stopped at L Lynchburg, Va. and 4 IN wiz ;ris;
ting TO the Raleigh Eaayf mak.ess;;
the following touching allhSi6n toAp-
pomattox Court House, in Virginia {: Il ssa,
"We have passed, to-day, through i,
locality Of undyiug memories. ..,Appa-
mattox Court House will be remember
ed when Petersburg and. Raleigh. are:s; 6
forgotten. The whole country shows, +
most i1npressively, that the storm Of war war
has passed over it::s The debris. of 4 .
ruined army ofheroic men brings sad.
ness to the soul. Over all this field Of
the death-struggle, the farmers are
ploughing, new fences have been erect
ed, and the budding vegetation is Just
now awaking to- the wooing Of spring.:
but these signs Of life, generally SO. well
come, seem discordant here. It seems
to the sad soul and the tearfut eye that
these old shoes, these broken guns,
these fragments Of wagons, wrecks Of
cars, pieces Of ol4hats, bleaching bones
of horses, and nameless graves of ma:
ny a Southern boy, ought to be in a
desert. - . ''.:','-'< -
GAS we look upon the forsaken bat
teries dnd immense hospitals of Farm
vile, or the stricken fields Of Appomat-
tox, we feel that the plough ought not
to turn this soil, that the trees ought
to die, and that no bird ought ever to
sing here again. No Union man, how
ever true and loyal to the United States
j, he IS q man, could walk over this, des.
perate field unmoved and untouched.
Here q brave army surrendered, gave
up its arms, and laid its bannersin the,
dust. Here lie the remains of.a son
snd brother, for whom mother mourns
and sister weeps, and there is none
to comfort them. Acre lie the half un-
covered bonds of father, whose little
children still ask, when will father
come home p It is now night, it is rain
ing gently, all is still, and I feel lone,
ly sadness that makes the heart ache.."
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TlbIe8I,S Performance,

The following is the programme Of o
Tablcaux performance TO he gwen at the
Town HILL m Thursday evening, May
3D.:
/. The Coronation.
.. Song.
8. Goddess Of Liberty.
/. Chara'lc.
5. Louis Sixtccnt!l and his Family.
G. Snng.
:. Rodscr Williams preaching 10 the
Indians.
s. Love Triumphant:
8. Cl,arade.
10. Brlsllazzal Feast.
II. Song.
Il. Tellino-A Ghost Story.
l3. Signing Contracts.
Price of Admission sl.00. Children
half price.
Doors open at : l.2 O'Clock. Pe,!orm-
ance to begin ats.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-27

A Noisy GuH.--There is now in ses>
sion in Washington city q bpard of mills
tary officers, who are examining new guns.
and intend TO decide as to what kind
shall hereafter be made ut the Govern
ment armories. Among other new models
submit ed for their inspection is breach
loading rife, invented by Colonel B. II.
jerks, of Philadelphia, which. loads aud
fires thirty-two rounds per minute. or
100 rounds in three minutes and twenty
seconds, which is pronounced by the
Board to be the most rapid firing ever
achieved. In word, SO. 900 men would
fire over 9O,OO0,Oo0 times in one hour.
Who could escape ball under such
fres
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what Of itho country? Anxiously are
we looking TO tho President and fis
conservative friends to stir in the matter.
fit is worth time let them have an
abundance oft. They know the occa-
sion. We believe somethingof this
nature is on the tapis. It has been
suggested to call it the Constitutional
Union party. We wish it every sue
cess. Peace, security. and stability are
our pressing wants. Let ANDREW
JOHNSON ho its Ajax Zelanioh, and
SEWARD its Ulysses There Yay be
hope, thon, Of new and better re-
gime.
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Thieving i'm New York.

The clever New York correspondent
of the Springfield. Repabhea" SAYS in a
recent letter:
Now think what'an easy way Of amass-
iug fortune You take fancy to
portable bundle of considerable value,
and, sure Of not being detected, YOU
walk off with it. Tile next day you pay
four cents fora newspaper and read the
following: j., "Reward-seventy-6ve dol
lars will be paid, and no questions asked,
for the return entire of package Of
goods taken from cart in Leonard
Street, near: Broadway, about 5 o'clock
on Saturday evening. Address, stating
how the goods may lie obtained, and the
money paid, &C." From an investment
Of -four cests. ;yoanrcaliSsT ,seventy~fvc
dollars; and: then apeop|e talk about lion.
esty being The; best policy But this is
a triae-merelv an afternoons amusc-
ment. In the evening, at about 8 o'clock,
you wuk into house in Madison
Avenue, and while the family are listen
ipg to performance Of ight.ofhand Oh
the piano, you, by another species of le
gerdemsin, walk out with tin box con-
tanning securities and bonds to tile
amount of $160,0oo. Several days later,
you take up the paper, and among the
"psrsonals" you see what follows: The
party who carried off, (not stole, mark
you well,) "the box Of securities and
other yalusbles from Madison Avenue,
on the evening Of the 2sd, is Invited"
(could anything be moro delicately pul9)
ito sddresseH. r. NJ, DC, with view to
matrimopy" (ne, I beg your pardon, my
eye skipped linc.) s"with view to lc,
gotiatiag their return" Is not this pay.
ing fue premium for rascslitya The
dsy of detectives is at an end. und New
York may be called the regue's paradise
AT s O'Clock p. 70. timid females in par
lors begin, 10 trenble for their watches
and jeWslry up stairs. I heard it sug'
gested, the other night, that dog, war
ranted to bark. on the slightest provoca,
ton, should be chained to every door and
window of attractive houses. A lady
took the suggestion into serious conside'
ration, and has already bespoken twt
1irelg SKYE terrierz
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The Twin Rrothers-A
True Story Of the Siege
of Port Hudson.

II is said'tl.at flctis stronger than
fiction. How trae this Is, is exe:npli-
lied in tho following true story Of two
brothers, twins which occurred during
The memorable siege Of Port Hudson.
passing one day through the streets OF
that little town, we noticed two corpses
lying upon the gallery of the carpen-
ter's shop, awaiting their turn for the
boxes dignihed with the title OF. collins,
to consign them to their last resting
place. They were'bodies Of tail statue,
strong and well-built, bctokening the
harLy backwoodsmen of the South
west. Over the face Of each was thrown
cloth, through which the blood was
oozing, showing that they had received
their death wounds through the head.
It was no uncommon sight during
the siege to see, death in every form,
from tho body pierced by the single
bullet to~the one shattered to atoms by
the cannon ball or fearful mortal shell.
Yet there was somethngin tic appear
ance Of those bodies which rivctWl OUT
attention and induced. the inquiry as
10 who they were. A rough, grizzly,
weathcr-bcaten Confedcratoewas sitting
by their side, whose arms tied up,
showed that for the present he was un-
fit for active service. The tears were
tcickling down his cheeks as he gazcI
mournfully upon the dead before him,
while his qui, efing lip told better than
words that they had been more to him
than simple comraGes of the tent and
field.
He related their story in q few
words: "They were my sons" said
he, "and were twins" ''One Of them
Joined at the same time I did. We
came here with General Bcale, and
have done our duty TO the best of our
knowledge, and I believe to the salts
faction Of our officers.
This morning, sir, while at the
brcastworks, one Of my boys, in order
to get goodRirn at the sharp-shooters
outside, thoughtlessly raised himself
too high, when rife ball pierced his
BRAIN, and he fell dead at my feet.
His brother soeing him fall, sprang
forward to pick him up, but in, so do.
ing, exposed himself above the line Of
detcnses, when he, too, received ball
through the brain, and he fell dead
upon the still quivering form Of his
brother. AS they came intoSthe, world,
SO they went out of it-together. In
removing their bodies fromthe} breast
works, 1 got this wound, which shat
tered my arm. Would that I had
died with them, sir, for I have no onc
to love upon this earth"
"And their mother-your wife ?"
"Died, sir, in giving them birth"
One coffin. received the remains of
the twins, and a few days after, while
sitting in front of his tent, an exploding
shell gave death-wound to the heart
broken father.-West Baton Rouge ST.
oar PMnier.....
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The hsadicai Party vs.. Aa.drc.g
John.ou.

The aspect and condition Of aGairs
at Washington present anomalies and
incongruities hitherto unknown in this
Government. Tie antagonism between
the Radicals and tho President has
two-fold nature. In the ono case it is
avowed and gloried inIby tho faction
bounded en- by SUMNER and STEVENS.
In the other it is silent, timerous and
too, decided to force rupture with its
stalwort ally. However much tho lat
ter ignores the fanatical aggressivoness
Of the former, they are not unprepared
to come t5 direct issue or severance
with them. Neither wing is satisfied
with the President. The one hates
him-the other respect, and would bo
his friend, but there is a hitch which
prevents. 1t is the indisposition to
dissolve the party, for fear of losing
tloir power. Several of the latter vote
for obnoxous measures in conjunction
with the former, but when the veto
is exercised, they back down. and repu-
diate. The President plays his game
with remarkable skill and courage
Elected by the party as a war man, in
a great crisis, never having acted with
it before the revolution, and on a plat
form which pledged him only to prose,
cute the var and preserve the Union,
he has no antecedents in common with
it. He made no pledges which bound
him to their views in such issues as are
now before the country. Consequently,
he is free to select his own policy and
abide by it. This he has done. The
party decry him as traitor to them.
They have caught a Tartar. Re has
shown no disposition to antagonise.-
They claim the right to suggest his
policy and to control him and the coun-
! try. He denies it, and acts outside Of
them. He is accused Of playing the
| rart Of JouS TYLER. There is no par
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More about Tie Whale.

We have received from correspon-
dent in Smithvine, the following facts
relative to the Whale, which we think
may perhaps prove interesting to our
readers; as full account hds not yet
been published: =
The Whale recently captured, is of
the large fin back species, and was
first seen about sunrise ON Tuesday,
March 20, and soon after grounded on
On oyster rock. near Smithville. He
got clear however, and started up the
channel, agitating the water more than
an ordintry steamboat. He shortly
afterwards run aground again, this
time opposite the residence of Mrs.
Stuart. Mr.. Warren, gentleman in
.Smithville, fred at him while in this
position, but he appeared perfectly re-
gardless of the shot, and extricatingg
himself again, started up the channel.
A small schooner, named the Planet,
then started in pursuit, and found him
stuck on Shows marsh; opposite Fort
Fisher, but on coming up with him
was discovered that h had again sue
ceeded in extricating himself, and was
making directly for the Schooner. This
movement on the part OF the Whale
caused a great deal Of CONSERVATION
among the crew Of the vessel, which
was Immediately faced about, and all
haste was mdde from the scene Of ac-
ton; but on proceeding a short dis
tance, they observed that the Whale,
who was probably as badlys frightened
as the crew, had also changed his course,
and was in q short time seen to run
ashore near the place where he had
just. cotton of. ,
A small boat was sent to reconoitre
his position finding him fast aground,
and the, tide falling, the Schooner pro-
ceeded to Smithville to get the assis-
tance of the Sloop Flash, and also to
obtain the services Of q gentleman re-
siding in Slnithvine, who had several
years experience in the Whale busi-
ness.
On their return, tile tide having
fallen considerably, the huge monster
was discovered to bet almost entirely
out of the water The. first object was
to kill him, accordingly hole was cut
in his side, and tho old whaler run
sword in, until his arm was almost
entirely imbedded in his body. His
heart was eventually pierced, but even
then it was nearly two hours before he
had ceased to breathe. In his fury he
could: throw q stream Of water six
inches. in diameter, fully hundred
feet high. His dimensions We're ascer-
tanned to be as follows; 5G feet long
and 81 feet in circumference. The
head is about one-third the entire
length. Tie jaws are l6 feet long on
either side,and 9 feet wide across the
throat. The tail is about - feet wide,
and serves him as weapon. .He is
only about half grown, and weighs 81
tons or,72, ,O0O pounds.
10 give some idea of his immense
weight, it is stated that ev' ! after the
upper jaw: and skull were cut away it
was impossible, owing to the immense
weight, to getthe uulor jaw OH the
deck Of the schooner, so it must.rcnlain
i'll the water until the flesh decays, be-
fore the bone can be saved.
The carcass would have. made GO
barrels of; oil if facilities could have
been obtained for cutting and trying
up the blubber. AS it is, only about
25 barrels; OF 500. gallons have been
saved Wilmmgton Journal 30th uk.
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NE;eiI Arrangements.

Mr.. J. NJ. GAYIE advenises in anoth-
er column that until further notice the
mail will leave his Office tri-weekly.
Also, that tri-weelsly mail will be re-
ccived. Small f,vors thankfully receiv-,
cd. BE thankful, friends, for the hay
acf.s
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MARRIE;D.

Married, on Sunday evening, April22. 1866.
ut the residence of the brides moiher by the
Rev. I. P. t'lydi', Mr. WILLIAM +. TURNER and
Miss MARY r. l~ENStDY, Of ,liis'p, ace. ~.
Married, on Wednesday evening. April rs
hy Rev. j. +. Rudgrrs. at ih'; ;resieure of tho
brides Iaher. Mr.. JouS r. GoDDA, e. md Miss
-ALlI.E T., eldest daughter ofMr. NIB; ,Arran,s;
all oil this pace.
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