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BAsE BAr1.-The ssStars, Bssa Ball
Club, OF this city, vii PLAY n fe,f ri s.
on The Island this ereninEat six O'clock.
The star has the regulation 81 f,ei4iS.
one OF the bess companies in he civ.
and We doubt not that to-day they Viii
gain addif1onal honorS IN their farorite
amusemenf- We expect 10 see \ large
crowd On the Island this evening to
witness he sport
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BAD PRAcrfcR. Some OF our citizens.
should remember that IL Is a violation
OF one OF the city ordinances to throw
ashes ON the street in front OF their resi-
denees. We noticed n few infraetAons
Street Commissioner should pay a short
visit to those guilty of such bad prac-
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MARKET yesterday morning was very
well attended. aud there was another
Of the grab game, which
did not seem TO be greatly relfshed by
the huctlstets. The quotations remain
about the same as heretofore quoted.
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DIR. T. j. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINE


NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, SD ST., CESTRE WHEELING, w. VA.
DR- K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
DsYICES OF an intelligent assistant who
VIII attend to the Prepartion Of medi-
cines, putting up prescriptions, &c, VIII ena-
BILE him to give more attention to out pa
uents. especially to his many friends in the
country. His medicines are all prepared in
tents by himself DR.. K. treats all diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many Of those obstinate cases Of
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
charges nom the Ear, OIena. Enlarged Glands,
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Comp laintS,
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Passages. Hypertrophy and all 9TH
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Ner-
vous system is acknowledged by all who have
ever known TO the medical profession DIX.
has been eIninently successful in the treat
MenStrul DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenStruSuOn,
Leucrrhea, Uterine and Ovarion Tumors,
Prolapsus Uted and all Nervous diseases to
He makes a specially in the treatment of
all Chronic Affections of the GenitO Urinary
Organs, viz: CataTTh Of Bladder and Urethra,
Dribhling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Dialects and Difficult Urinating, Sy-
Ghonauhea, its complications and sequellse,
SpermatorTheaa and 1mpotency, and all affec-
tons consequent upon yont hfn1 indiscretfons.
AlSospeciAl attention paid to the treatment
of FiStulaS, White Swelling, ScTofulous
Sores, Varicose Ulcers, &c. Persons af1Icted,
particularly with old troublesome cases,
should lose no time to call on or address DR.
K1SNER- Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. once Prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits in city, same as
other Physicians. Once hours, Q a. n. to u
NJ. l 7. NJ to4 P. NJ, and P. II. to9P.M
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PrcsTcS.-1Iany. OF the city schools
are akl1E adTlut1Ee ~ the present.
warm Eez1ler % give their scholars \
days 1ol1cT In the woods This 5
need little rec1s1tlon and VIII study
al the better Tor heir dagss eljoyneni.
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IRoS-P7IosF HuRys- cAI1sATA.-Inethr three
bes4 known ponics, saziIlnally and elegantly
combined in an ambercosored cordial,
heautifally transparent TO the eye, pleasant
TO tlle t1zste acceptable TO the stomach, in
c&swells Mack & 90, $ Ferro-P hosphora
Eai1dr Of caltSAya BARI
sAya Rark, and each teaSpoonfnl contains one
grain Of Iron. samples furnished nee to the
profession. CASwELLs MACK & CO.,
Sole manufactures. New York.
sold hy All druggists. mar9O-mwseowly
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SUPPOSED CASE OF PoIsoNIN9.-An
accidental case OF poisoning 0ccurred
in this city recently, by which four
children in James MeDonald,s fAmily,
came near losing their lives Shortly
afler finishing their meal, they were
almost simultaneously attacked by
strong symptoms OF poison, producing
spasms and severe vomiting. Eior some
time Il was feared that one OF the four
children would not survive The attack,
hat he Is now slowly recovering. No
thing definite i known IS TO the cause
OF the accident, though various reasons
have been as gnesla The most generally
resolved opinion 3 that j was caused
by eating some cheese which hAd been
recently purchased by Mr.. Mcdonald,
which + supposed 70 hsgre contained
some poisonous mixture. The servant
girl, In the employment OF The family,
who did not ear any Of the cheese, was
NOT attacked with any Of the symptoms
above described, and hence il was in
tsrred that The ILLNESS Of the fopr chill
Siren was caused from their partRtEing
OF this article Of diet.
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IT IS now over thirty years since the aboy
eelebrated PiIlswere nTst discovered by DR.
have been extensively and successfully use
in most Of the pubic inst tutfons q well
In private practice, OF both hemisphere, wit
unparalleled success in every case, and II
sands OF Ladies Who have used them, fhath
deviation OF those suffering Eom any IrTesu-
lRrities whatever, as well as to prevent an In
crease OF family where health WIN not peEni
ONE PILL Is A DOSE
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themSelYes 50, aB cautioned against
they invite mtSearrtage," after which ads
montaon, the Pof1rietoT assumes no respond-
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are reoommendedaS asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
to the sex, viz DiStTsEEnl1 and P1fI.ftII Men
GtFadtiOR, Retention, PH&a IN De Roek and L0inG,
Pressing DOaga R1fRs. htllIh e BLood % fas
Head, DlEETHGGt, Dt1Glss q SigAa, Green SICK
ueSI, ReufiseSs, FGt9Ile on arg lSEoht EeTtiosl,
-RlEDi;afi9ga Of ne Heart, and an the various
distressing complaints particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the BEGINNING OF
al other female weakness,
The LeueOrrhoea, or whites.
At the same time there Is nothing in these
R n that can Do injury e ne or health L
nEad them TO be al EhsV0TegezlreseHta4
ONE BOX Is SUFFTCIENT.
$4,000 Boxes have. been SOLD within
Two Years.
Tn thousand BoneS aesst bv L11e, both by
myself and Agents, 70 al paris Of the world.
10 which answers have been retuKned, In
which ladies Say, nothing Ike the above rIIIs
have been known since HE=SCTEScE OF
MEDICINE nAWSlKD UPON T1IE WoR1ns
In Removing Obstrueffous q ReSfors
ing Nature to It's Proper Channel
QUILTING THE NEEYEs and bringing hack ti1a
Rosy color Of Health" 10 the cheek Of the
most delicate.
Price 81 per Box. Six Raxea a.,
Sold By Af'eABR, KRAFT & co. wholesale
grugEtstSS % Main stree, wheeling. General
8ifaolesale Agents or lgest Va, t0EhOn all
REED. KRAFT &C0. - p
Sold In St CairSville. Ohio by
". Z & III PtCRERING
ana oy- lr. g b. St&dEer, GouudsTflIe, ".
Va, 1lE. ii. CIR and Or. ]. Il. Boueoek,
OF q ar1EslsiIlz, WA
l.lI1ies. ~ ending SID % esthe- Of the
above sgents to the WheeltnS Post Omee can
nave me p4Lls sent ennfdentiallyJ by Nail
- - q n 4F5ffVF
oes-1sd Prup4is . = New .9 Yo7k.
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NKw HAT ASD CAP sToRE-A. q F.
SehwertIeger have just received their INST
stock OF Spring and Summer Hats and Caps,
to which they invite the attention OF purcha-
sers: as we feel confident that we can suit
every one who may give us cali.
no. ITO Main StTeet-a few doors above the
Merchant National Bank
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SOMETHING NEW ABOUT Bash b iti.Tl.--
Uutil quite recently il has been sup
posed that in the old neld sports Of
Merle England = WAS 10 be found the
origin OF the gnnaes Of ball most IN
vogue IN this conntry-sncl as cricket
and base ball, for the males, OF
croquet, for the gentlee sex It has
bean len however - an Englishman.
10 bring INTO proniinence, in a book
inst issued. the fact that 10 Italy must
on much more extensive scale thanfs
practicod At present-the game OF
cE1ckct aud base ball. This game,
which WAS pracfiee.i in Italy more than
\ thousand years ago, was called Rlt-
lone, OF Great Aalii and could only
trimming rs would have made the l0l-
lowers OF Doctor Winship die with
envy. Nor has this cxtraor1i nary game
l,eer exaggerated by looking back upon
i through the dim visa Of the past
An erroneous estimate, Il IS said.
ltaz been o1i1ined in relation 70
the strength and athletic fnnes Of
Of The prcsent generation are mnch loo
larce for their armor- Rnt this isnct
the case with The Hl1l11e- On the CON-
lrlrr- Il Is found that The most skillfnl
and best developed ball-pleyer Of the
prSserr day, cut Of Ital,7, : utterly nzl-
80 ~ 49, 49, A-N III - +--NN = 80
tc=c % adVartaEe- This u.sehlnery
consists Of a ball i've inches IN dame
Ter. allied with comprassed Air. and
weighing Lhree-qunriers OF = pound.
ard a broad ring OF bracket OF wood.
weighing four POUNDS. % protact the
arIns during play Lcl heavy hall :
Incredible As II 4pr1lrs-e1nt from
one nlaver 70 anotAer over = zpace OF
fhres hundred feet-no- with a bat, bat
solely br the force OF the arm al have
seen.- SAYS Dr. Fisher. "a ball struck
with such f6rca bJ- this uris--Euard as
70 crush The timber As completely as
could have been done by the wheels Of
4 WaEou- 50 excessive 5 the excrEo1
required fo- The Same, that every play
er carries rs part or his cost1mes nap
kin for uIQ1uE away the streams OF
rsplr--lcr rroduced. and company
always con1ist4 or NO cam le1e secs Or
z,iasrerss 50 that each may enjoy an In
t1rVnl Of repcez-'7
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LOOKING GLAssxs and Looking Glass
Plates, Black Walnut. Rosewood and Gnt
MonldlnES Oval and Square Frames Albums
at wholesale and retaIl at PartTtdges Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-19

An ArRLIcANT.-The Interest and
competition heretofore existing in the
way of Immortality through the police
court and tho newspapers, seems to be
changing into another channel. We
were going down Market street yester-
day morning. when we were aecosted
by n stranger, evidently athree sheets
in the wind who held out his hand,
aud inquired the state OF our health
We had never seen him before and
probably will never see him again.
We informed him that our bodily ALL
ments were not of a serious character.
He then said to us, s'Iim drunk fo-Siays
thicl come around TO morrow thie1 and
see me when Pm sober. We Thought
the inst part or the information was
altogether superflnons. Circnmstan-
tial evidence was strongly in favor OF
htsIyeraefty In that respect. We shanst
call round to-day md see him when
he's sober We much FEAR that we
wouldn't lind him In that pretlicament.
he Wouldn't BE drunk again but the
.ssame old drnnk, :, for in our opinion
he had about enough TO last him for
three days. - +
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THRkR statesmen wanted for the city. Ap-
ply to Heaton q Co, at the Virginia Hotel
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WE direct attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of McCabe, Graft & Co., at the
head of the local column, in this morn
ing's paper.
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For RENT.

,- lOE d6I1I.
A BOUT THE ISEH OF NAY WE SHALL,
"a reliorel NON our present location 10 M.
- :, Sisaln Ing ooQEs below Paxton &
nov oeenry- no. S Main street. "a FjtilT -
apr14-t4l = 4A4e3AH E, KRAFT &CSo
i TsIosPHERIc CHuRNs 4fll6iio;zS55S1s-f
- ltIrrns warranted 70 chrrn IN ftfffen
mr. sE. = HIEDREfH & BRO.
WIRE WONIFE.
II Wilt SELL 1IE1E Is Pr no NAKER0nar.
I6ofS Vine ls1res 11r SlIaJFlsand CloslEsf
= aE,E.. -. L5s - ]. 8. RHODES
CSEED SWEET PolAIoEsz 80 EssI.s- TIsrs-
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wASrED-An agent for each Of the fol-
lowing counties to sen Wheeler 4 Wilson
and Howe Sewing Machines, viz: Guernsey
and Noble counties, Ohio; Brooke and Han
cock counties, West Va. Exclusive rights to
territory guaranteed and the most liberal
terms given. For active. business men no
better opportunity Is now open. Apply at
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How soorst.Sscs, lssw saAliaa6ls beAaIsfal
Sre he sweet Strains osacaoaS, aStsstS cSsse
SoEne 10 as spOn sAeE4nes Of evening" how
II ans ne heart With gaa6nesss Yea, midst
an tbs Joy and AappanossS how Il mars cur
pleasure 70 see carneaEa6o-s or casnpAntOns
su1Iezlng fFoEn TIE IASSsos q violent concn
orAa Obstinate coad- ms sooshinR, qois4sns
plupeEtieS q Gees coCleh RAlSAm AIiaSs all
ihe irTstAttons and VIII speedily cnre the
uaoSt obstinate cases OF cTouP cough, sore
thEoat, ard Influenza Take 1t freely.
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eIlIsnuRaH scourTERFEiTER Ar
BESTEps-fsaae Shaner, a resident OF
Allegheny city, Pm, chafge with hav-
ing Ia his possession with intent 10
Circulate. counterfeit United States cur
irency, was arrested ut that place a few
days aro. Several witnesses We're OK
+ Rmtned, one OF whom TESTIFIED that he
several times purchased counterfeit
money in quantities nom Shatie r and
that the latter had been known as q
dealer for several years The witness
stated that he had purchased COUNTER
felt fractional currency, three dollar
national bank notes, and twenty dollar
treasury notes from the accused, and
the latter knew they. were bought TO be
sold again. Shnfler IS q well known
resident OF Allegheny. There was no
counterfeit money found in his posses
sion, hut the testimony was deemed
Sufficient 70 warrant his detention for
trial. He was therefore committed to
jail in default OF three thousand doll
lars bail. His counsel. General Collier,
win make an application TO the court
for reduction OF bail, the sum de-
manded hetnE regarded as excessive.
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Lower Rats Than Other Makers

( It Is uuneeeSsEry TO speak Of the material
used by Chickering & Sons TO produce as du-
rable an instrument and as elegant In Its ex-
teE3or as they do. No such qualities can be
produced without the BEST and the 1rst Of
,WoT1kmen.
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MfdifaI-
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills,

In6ambIe in Correcting Irregularities, Remov-
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALwAYs SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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DR. EoTr,s Pr11s-T6e best and safest
nnlIIy medicine. No calomelI No Interrupt
Hon OF daily ayocattonsI Aspecino for Dys-
pepsia, An admirable PIN for ehIldrsnI
Sold, plain and sugar coated. Price . cents
Sent by mail for IS cents Sold by dealers
generally. T. H. Logan & Co, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists wheeling. d&w
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KEEP CooI--Drop In the Drug store Of E
Booking, No. 1 o6d Fellows Hal. and t1y n
glass OF his Sparkling Ice Cool Soda Water.
He has Just put up the fnest soda Water ap-
paEatus in the city, and Is Prepared totaraash
Soda Water cheaper than ever. Only Scents
q slaSs, o. aSGSkeks Tor doIls<. The saFsEt-
Gritty oveE All other apparatus. eaa1raca hy
this new oae4S, thaI nelthsr TIE SsTaps nor
he water comes n coatAes With any aaetaa,
heoeelt must be move heaithfdl. Alive can
say Is that n Is hAEa 10 S@AL
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WE direct attention to the Union
nominations for Webster and Clay
townships, which appear elsewhere In
the advertising columns of the INTEL
LIeRScRR this morning.
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Many of them having been bought for Cash,
at Auction in New York, at prices as low as
before the war.
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CIRcuIT CoURT.-There were only q
few. civil cases tried in this Court yes-
terday, and they of such a character as
to prove ofltttle interest to the reading
public.
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The fact that NIesrz CH1CKER1Se & soSss
dispose OF more Instruments than any other
tActoCy In the world, Is itself one OF the strong
est Arguments In their favor, inasmuch rs
their facilities for manufacture and ready de-
mand enable them to Sellat
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PERIODICALS CllL.


THIS GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
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THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
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B A l. T / M o II T.

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