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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-23
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sd babe fcins aeieben, aber Gin 5lcl
baben iie eebaut nnp bic pierNr hent
Mrrsen binaui9cihnft, nnr iIInf Nc9e,
iinp aui pem 6lpB. Sie mrlIen lprt, III
marten nur aui bic GanprS."
,9lber in Der Slew 1T ein Ganre ="
,Sa, aber ein tleincS, raS nnr ;,ret
Mann traaen fam. sic bnbcn r5 spr-
bin in ben 5lub binilbcr 9eicblrppt."
Scr alte SenfinS warL maNrenp ittf
Der flcine 1rupp iNmci9enp unp 9eipannI
I'M ibn iAaartc, ben Siif umebr. gl(it
jenem Snitintt, rrr alcn rieitn Vcuten
eisen 1T, bic i0re grbenSSeit I'M SEalr
Yrrbraht, bate CT lib jest in pem tbm
fremecn 1erratn Surrbt gefunpen. Gr
bob bic l0anp, um ern Bug res gSintr5
Su fuDlen, perielbc fam Ncnat ppn 9 ten
unp trieb in ZEN SruA ihrGN hinein uuo
na6 rem 6luB gu.
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mir biiricn feline ,3cit ScrlIlmcn !"
SIM giu batten ,3mci ibren StabI unp
SAwamm bcrauc9cDplt.
n5br gInperen lammclt trcdcnrS Npbr
-pa binrin be9innt Der alte 9trbrbrano; :;
irenn mir Rem Sauien bert ;ur 0lamme
brin9rn, lauft bic @Iutb in menigcn
!iinnten auf rteier Seite BIN"
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ent8c9en," mari ciner Der Veute Gin.
nSo raid 9ebt cS nitht," ia9te SEN
fins, ,.rnp Der bat INNER rem Niap suz
rid nnp fann i'm ldltmmiten Sail rir
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gen - brrnnt c6 NOD ntNt ?"
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men, unb aus einem bpblen Baum trrde~
mes, bort binein9rmcDtrs gnub rahenp,
tbat CT rcn SNwamm pa}mjINrn,
iAwenlte eS purh bic Yuft unp bl;rS ca
balp CUR bellen Glamms an.
nSp- bort bjnein - Der yGinp webt
prrtrefllcb. g2rnn ra5 6eusr in Wana
tcmmt, MAIDEN mir prn pbertn Yfap uus
palirtar, auf rcm anrrrn miiiirn iic
uns rann in bic SI,Gle lauien."
GS bcrurite fir riclc WGnncr fcincr
meitcren glnprpnnu9. Sm Nu batten lir
te9rifen, MAS ibr 6it9rer br,mette, unp
Der bier be1innenpe alte JiSbrtmnp,
burN ren raS npN itelen 9sblietcne
Ncbr ab9ritcrbrn nnp trrfen gepprrrn,
fam ibnen rabci mafer su !0iilir. JIalN
batte auh Sober Spn ibnen cine fIeine
5adel aus trcdenrn Stpbritiidcn ormndt
unp cntjitncct; nit benen YertGriltcn iie
lith, nnb faum sebn Winu.en ipSter
lhlu9 bic 0lamme SilnSelnp emprr unp
SermanScltc iih nit fatrIbafter StGnrllc
in cine 6euerilute, bic dueriber naN rem
5luB iu iraB unp Gin OurNpringen rrrz
iclten, M man in rem ;uiammrn1rtrrz
tNenen Gpbr nidt raid YprpGrta trnntr,
,ur llnmE9li6fsit pber pp0 GuBerll &c
fabrliA mabte.
SenfinleI's slu9en leuh Spn wiltrr
5reuee, ais er ren Grfpl9 iat, ben iein
neuer In9rifSplan batte. glber CT biclt
ii6 ni6t lanse aut bic Btrtuns i9rcr
Siit 3u betrahtcn.
uGm scHit bier am sGa6er Ginaui"
rief CT Sicily sn, limb bGltit Did rrrt
irgenewp i'm GidiNt Ysritedt, bis mir
did atrufcn, nnp nun prrmSrtS, Sum
gen, mir na6, jebt baten mir bic 9unpe p!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-23

-TaGerm Oen. Sherman ben burb Gjen.
Gjrant'5 disbursement gum 0snrrale crIebisten
9tans ais Grneral lieutenant ansetreten bat
it Gjen. Sanrcd su ter erlepisten gencral @ia-
jrrS SteIluns unb @en. Orb an Sancpds
Steae gum Srisabe. .@rncral ber rrsulGren
9lrmec trfGrtert worsen. Ssprr ber bier &c.
nannten @snsrae it uniern Qeiern purd feline
aussessi6nstsn Dicnite int leyten arisSc wpbl
befannt unp Serbient baS @Yancement. Die
Generate Der reSularen slrmee fclscn lia iegt
pcm Stanse na6 in fplsenter Seibenfclse
G,ensraL lllyiIes S.Gjrant; @sncrals sGirutenant
sBilliam Z. Sberman Gensral- -Majrre,
Srnry gE. Sallsd, G,srrse g.. Meaes pbilip
$. Sbcriban, Gjecrse 8. Gbomas, 8infslr
9. Sanccd; Brigade -Gjencrale, 9rpin Me-
Grpell, gBilliam 9. &plerrans, Ybilipp ct,
Gjscrse Gppfr, 5cbn gcpe 3ciepb Sccfsr Spbn
~. S6pficIS, Oliver ,. Sowarr, gllfreb $.
Scrrn Y. ,. s. Orb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-23

pamit uno tebrten aud erlt AM ndhiten
Sage ,n Der 5lbre ,uriid, wabrenp er
lelber nit ben Seinen unp ben iitrigen
9lesern bic pier @efansenen anp bic
9ferpe transpprtirte.
ginsr Der ,,Nesulatcren" mar allers
pinsS pnrA ben geib selAc6en unb gum
0etrn Su lAwaA, ater ipcnis llmitanre
genu9 rnreen nit ibm 9emaAt. Man
tanp iDn auf elm Yferp, raS SillinS lcl
Der an bic Vrine nabm, unb pie e nnr
crit einnlal bic unmittelbare Nabe pes
Strcms binter flh batten unp aus Der
9lieberuns 9eraus waren, sin9 es in eis
ncm lAarlcm Srab Dem Sammelplabe gu,
no jcBt Geritbt ecbalten werpen lOate.
0eriht9 c5 bepuritc peiien fat nidt.
Der Subc, ten bic cine Yircgue aus rem
Strpm aufsefiIAt, mar Der 5iibrer jener
ndmliNen SAaar, bic Sentins' !Siitte
iiberfaaen, auA Der Serwunrete ssb6rte
ra,u, Der nit gletleY batte ilieben wpllen.
Die Seicen i'm Canoe waren pie1elten,
welhc glblcD nn jcnem Sage nit an ben
SanmaIt feit9e6nnren; aae bic 9efunbe=
nen Yfcrre 9ebSrten auberpem III Die
9lniieplung, ebenic bic 9leser. Sepurfte
eS IA eines weiteren SerbSrs, weiterer
llmlt1npe
Steiner rct 0eian9enen serlpr aud
Elm SSprt pas ibnen ieBt prcbenre Ser
t1n9nib abSumenren, nur getleY warf
Iih in feiaer SpceSfurht Dor feline 8iA=
ter aui bic Hniee unp lebte um Iein Qez
fen. Gr hattie ctenip9ut ben Simmel
anflrbrn fSnncn, ilter inn sulammen3us
ltiir;cn.
9l6t Spn ben ,,9esulatpren", nit BEN
beiren, bic Sue in Sewahuna eebabt
unp unter renen lA Scyp nit benz einen
Sbr befane, maren scfansen eenpmmen,
orei anf Der 6lucbt getSpet wprpcn, ,pei
nur cntfcmmen rrcr meni9fens fir jebt
in ben 9Sa'p 9elphen unp bic Wcberaz
toren laBsn gum ertcn Male fur1ttar
gu GjrriNt.
r9Gas ba6en bic Su6en serSient,"
itrie Senfins nit beiierer Stimme, ,,eie
Naut unp @iUrp in uniere frieplihen
sSpbnnn9cn getrasen 2"
,0rn Cob! !" lautete bic einitimmiae
pumpfe 9lntwprt, unp taum fiinf,ebn
Iftnutcn lpater bingen bic Serbreder
brauben i'm sEalp an ben breiten Qeifen
eines gfaulteerbaumcs, Elm fnrhttar
ledere5 Ma9l fir 9taben unp Geier.
Sa Spe aGcr crtl1rte, Dap CT es in Der
9faAbarlhaft niAt auSbalten fSnne unp
leine Srau bic nIctite gtaAt jepenfals
aus 6urht unp GntlrBen fein 9(use
iAiieben milrre, wenn bic aht 2ei6en
pa taum bunpert S6ritt Scn ieincm
@aus cntfernt an ren 3peisen 9insen,
lhnittrn lie bic jungen yeute nod Segen
9ltenp as unp warien rie geiAname in
ben Strpm.
Srn Der 3eit an batte bic anIiebluns
am Jtcp 9ttper 9tu6e unp fein Nesulaz
tcrenbunp ma9te mebr fein Saupt 3n
erbeben. ,3pei ppn Der Sanpe waren
al!erpin9s cntfpmmen, unp trpBpem, paB
AM nS6iten @rrsen lammtli6s Bad
mppbsmen beu gGalp burd dltreii item nnp
iic auBuiinren iudten, liefen ic teinem
prn pielen IN Den 9Seg, aber bic 0eSenp
mar aud ibnen 81 warm Sewprren anp
nur perein,elt trieben ie lit9 Sabre lang
III BEN wclliden Staaten 1erum, Biz
enpli0 i'm Sabre 1913 Der @plpreih-
tbum Galifprnens entpedt wurpe. Das
beireite 5era5 nit einem S6lase Ypn
al Dem 9eieslplen Splf, penn pieie Bur
iden wubten iA ilmmllib Gelp CUR
lleterfabrt SIT Serl6aifen, unp Der nod
junge Staat fpnnte Ypn ra an rubig 1eis
ner Gntridelun9 entsesen9eben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-23
Ste
Yennlg!baalIb Staats= eitaug
SrrausSe9eben ven
cIpb. Gcpr1 Hippcr,

H-EENWlUNW'VF" WV
Spb. Gcpr9 Iippcr,
srIdeint irtrn 0rnnsritnG unr triEt 80. 90
ser Sabr sabltar iuncrbalb tes,Mtrrs, limb
50. so na9 @rrilub reS 5abr8anGS.
GinSslns Grrmplarcn, 5 Gents per Stiid.
Seine Suticriptrnrn wcrten fir peniaer
ais iests Mpnntrn on9encmmcn aurl fann
siicniant cas SIatt abbrlielsn, bis allr Hiifs
itlube tesablt linc.
9tnsiarn pupcn su beu 0cmEbnlid,cn Gret-
fen inirrirt.
Sffieen: in Ter .Yatrirt nnt llnirn"
Gruderei, 0rttcn Srabc, @hrriSbara. nnS
in eer ,SntcUiocncrr" Graderet an Ssnhf
Sauare, Qancaltrr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-23

Die gtrip gcrfer sltsnb,eihins betra6tet
bic Sprfi(s in giep Srleans ais ben gesinn
teS swsitsn Siirssrfrisses. slu6 mir iinp &C.
neist, jensn tebauerli6en gcrfGllen cine srUB,
ere Sraswsite susui6rsiten, bcta6tsn ifs atsr
ais grripiel eines prpbsntsn &aeenfrieses sbsr,
ais zines swsien Siirserfriescs, unb wenn man
fcrtfabrt ben giesern ibre psiben Mitbiirser
ais ibre 8cinSe nno llnterbriider parsuielen
iebsn mir ni9t Elm, pis bsrielbe ssrmistsn per.
ten leQ.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-23

Grn alien tisirn ii Gjsn. Scrip, beribmt
turd lcineGrrtsruu9 prn Sort Slider unp be-
fannt ais tiAtiscr Sffisier in girsinisn, Der
ein;ise Sfi;isr, Der benz birserliden Heten ent-
npmmcn it. glle antcrn lnp gScltpOinter, pt-
seib Grant, SbcrmarL \5ppfer Spwarc, une
Salsf tiirserliden Serufsn rblascn sur 3eit,
ais Der arirs austra6, na6pem iie nad Be
entisuns bcS merifanii6en aricSes ibren at'
lhise grnpmmri.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-23

SallanbtsNamS 9lblagetrief wurpe
nit unseheuern Sei fallste,eusunsen be-
srilBt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
nEsoLurIoNs OF RESPECT.

At an informal meeting of the Board OF
Trustees OF Bethany College. assembled AZ
Bethany, March Slh, 1856, on the OCCASION OF
the funeral OF Alexander Campbell, on mo-
ton Dr. John 4. Campbell, of OHIO county,
W. Va. WAS called to the chair, and John
Mendei, Esl., OF Wheeling, appointed Score
I'hc following resolutions of respect were
offered by II. n. Bishop, Esq, OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, and ON motion unanimously adopted
AS the sense OF the Board.
/. That IN the death OF Alexander Camp
bell, the founder and, TIL his decesLse, PIesi :
dent OF Bethany College, we are called to
mourn tlIe los Of one Whose eminent abili-
fame, made him ut once the pride OF the In
stituIi0n over which be PRESIDED aud the Of
namgnt Of every circle IL which he moved.
. That As a noble Christian genttsmaD, n
and a jealous and heroic defender Of a pGe~
tOlIc Christianity, his LIE SnN Eiikopt > pr
q That throughout an unparalleled tllsltie
career. in which tie was often eAtsJs.i y tae
figrrfst Opp0sltlOu OF religious controversy
n, eyer bore himself with n btibijsle deso-
lion 10 the truth. and an 1ntefflig " pQttIos.'
and not. that have pFcsefHe1 - nsaldlfs ~
only without rapFoaeh. bat among the 1f9Ett-
f-s iiiaf shall udoFn tite annals Of llis NlpAS9.
l. Tint for hts warm and geDiAl n9494ss We
loved him friend for Its great - q
we ndmIreti hinl, as = sc1olaE5=-for his lhfiFxas
BE Integrity we honoroti him, ~ y fIiaa -
and for his sublime intellect and ulnsffiOus
piety, We TeYeIel him, ~ inthsl IA isiae
meet him no more in our counHels on eaftlir-
that his ntieetiOnAte and manly Bruetlng Anal
never welcome Us again, and that the Coi-
lege which was the pride and tbs hope Of his
earthly labors, shall enjoy Ills fostering care
no more forever.
8. That Knowing his great purpose, and the
fOndntsSs with which he cherished the pruB-
peritS OF Bethany College, we pledge our
selves by tho sacred Obligation OF his conn.
dencc, and the high trust which he has passed
to our Keeping, TO labor with renewed earn
estnesS for her prosperity, and for the exten-
and fame.
:. That we offer to his devoted and bereav.
ed wife, Mrss Campbell, and 10 the whole
family OF Bethany, our deepest sympathy
for their irrepaTable loss, and our fondest de-
sires for their future happiness and peace.
s. That n COPY Of these resolutions be fnFr-
fSheSi To the family OF our honored dead and
an other TO the newspaper preSs OF the
'' ]. C. CAMPBEnI., Chairman.
JOIIS MKSnEL, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
l.a..ntr nnnrd. or negl.lrntIon.

Tho following is list OF county
Boards of Registrntion, us farTas aapr
nointed. The list comprises all the
counties except Hancock, Tyler and
wetzeI:
BaTbOur-Aquilla Ward, Henry ID.
Marlin. Jesse 'fctcr.
DerkeEeg-WilliamW ileni william II.
Matthews, George Sharer. .
GooJle--Issae Williams, Robertson
SnurIock, Frederick Chambers.
BrdIton-Henry Bender, H-Al. Hyer'
Brooke@Wm. II. Harvey, Geo. w.
Caldwell, Jos. Apologize:
EiiJcll-SiIas Clark, o. w. Alather, Il.
s. Smith.
CsiLIoun-Thomas Biackshire, VIM
Barr, William McCulty.
Czav-Samuel +. Hyer, Felix j. Ba7S-
tor, Andrew j. Shephenson.
DOdtirtdgc-John Donahoo, Amos
ISce, II. X. Knight.
fFffvette-Paris McC3innis, John Kin
caiI, Mathew Harrow.
Giimer-James Gather, Thomas NJ.
Rrnnnon, Mathew Holt.
Gfrdnt-Ernest Muutzing, jacob Ro-
boy, Aaron Baker. .,,,,,,- c,,..
Observation-Disclosures G.. Williams, Citn-
ion O. Caldwell, George III. Lewis:
Hanpshire- Thomas A. Kellar, John
Iarrent, VIM. s. Purgitt.
Ifdrdy-Henry Pope, Henry w. Fry
Jyartison%Fernando A. Robinson,
Sidney Raymond, A. Werninger;
.JacLsOIl-D. j. Keeney, james Riley,
James Dudgin.
egcrsonsZadok Butts, John Il. Nc
Keyfte. James ID. Eayman.
EaIidlrha-AndrewC Cunningham, Chas.
FerrilI, Henry f. Aultz:
Leipis-P. NJ. Hale, John S.. Ander-
son, George Ross.
CIayDoOi, IYiilinm Ballard. =
WdriOm-Thomas G. Steele, Joseph w.
Cromwell, j oShun Layman.
lEdrSAaLl-S. Il. Armstrong, jacob
Bowers. Daniel Roberts.
IEuSon-JOhn o. Butler, Il. w. Sisson,
1srecr~George Evans. John Jones,
Andrew White. r Eg
lHnsfGt-Henry Trout, James l. Bar
rick, Carlton S. Jones.
Ifonosi1dlid-wm Lazier, Manlin
HIya; Vim. Fear.
iioIlroe-E rnstus w. Peck, Alexander
Humphreys, James >. Ballard Hst,.. AGO,
Becht0I, Thomas Tritapoo. -f.a
BTcDolpcLL-James p. Mitchell, John
Payne, Henry +. Peery.
NichoIds-Jas. s. Craig, NJ. L. RAIDER
Geo. a. Stephenson.
Ohio-Thos. j. Blair, VIM, Clohanr
PendteioM Sampson Day, Adam
Carr, James Bible.
PIedsdnts Joseph Hubbs, JOSIAH
Powell, Robert Harvey.
PocdhOI.tnS = Andrew q. Atkinson
Moses @. Moore, Adam Nottingham.
PrcstoH-John =. Murdoch Smith
Crane, John Il. Stone.
PutIidm-John Bowyer, j. v. Young
David SurbOugb.
KedIeigh-Edwnrd Prince, VIM. Tur-
ner. Andrew Workman.
IfdndOlph-w. j. Drummond, Cyrus
KiLtle, Milton Hart. -
Ritchie-wm. II. Douglass, James
Mckinney, Noah Rexroad.
Rodne-ThomRs Borgess., III. +. Glib
son. Archibald Kelley.
7fiyLOr-Wm. s. Richardson, j. 81
Gather, Andrew Shroyer. ~
TUfeJ'-
Tacicr-David Wheeler, Adam H
BOwmnn, Jncob II. Parsons.
UpShUr-Henry +. Westfall, Sylves
tor Is. Phillips, George Sexton.
IYdyRe-Hiram BlOSS, Mark Poor
John Harmon.
IVebStcr-william Hamrick, IsnRC
Griffin, Jackson Miller.
VIC VIC Il. Fisher, 1saao Roberts
II. w. Rockhold.
U-frt-Bennet Cook, VIM. dis, Law.
renee A. Beckwlth.
IYyomiHO-Wm. Walker, Wyatt b
Shannon, James b. Cook.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
WIN son Use rmE BEST.

established the fact that MATHEWS vESE-
rIAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hairappeartlusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. a child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. 1. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEAIAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may2O-lyeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, With only two-hore power, 5000
EPI@ESDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
nhsd Edges ard uniform Lengths. II the mn
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
We VIII take II baesr and refund the money
Address ABEAM BEQUA, General Agent,
iSg IsIoadSay, New York. Iebs2-2mevod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
GEy LrE stated in his EVIDENCE be

GES- LEE stated in his evidence De
fore the Reconstruction CemnlL1ee
fhat. in his opinion, the people OF Nlr-
einia are disposed TO pay The rebel debt.
sE.reddRge.
General Lee no doubt understands as
we'll as any one the real sentiments OF
the majority of sthe people OF Virginia.
II he says that majority are in favor
of paying the rebel debt, we accept his
statement as very likely to be true.
If West Virginia should be recon-
structed back into Virginia. it is there
fore possible we might have a chance
to pay portion of that debt Ourselves,
II the professed q Union Conservatives"
have majority in the Legislature,
when the Virginia Commissioners ap-
pointed recently make propositions for
reunion next winter, 1t is possible such
"A reconstruction might take place; and
five arc not vigiIant and resolute it IS
possible that the deceptions now being
tried upon our people may be SO far
successful as TO give these hankerers
after the fleshpots that majority.
WE see by the Vedette thatthe Union
Executive Committee for Marion coun7
" have appointed their townships and
audlaid out the work for them. Their
duties are to be
i. To distribute documents.
?. Sec that every Union man IL regis
). 10 see that no man is registered
who ought not to be.
4. To see that every Union man at
tends the election.
:. Generally to arouse the loyal peo'
ple to vigilance and action, by inform
ing them OF the flank movements DelnE
made by the rebels under thelF new
leaders. =,
We hope the county committees WIN
all be as prompt and wide awake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
COLGATETs HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made nom the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ESioLLIENT in It's ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
Observation-Disclosures,

uTANTED, AN USFURNIsHED ROOM.
wv with boapiing by an elderly Indy. Adj
dress Box lOI, Wheeling %, mar9-3t
10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
T RECOMMEND r. CoYLE AS A GOOD
L Furniture FiniSher, he having done my
furniture and / am well pleased with It.
mar9-lw JOHN w. BOYD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10

MAKE believe foreign perfumes-the
genuine being excluded by the enor-
nous duties-food the market. They
are poorimitations ofextracts which In
themselves are far inferior in odor,
purity and durability to Phalon's
might Blooming Cereus," manufac-
tured from the most fragrant flower
ever used for pertaining purposes
Sold everywhere. 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
TestimonIa1 OF the most distinguished
Artists to SteInWny q Sons.


NEW YORK, December, 1854.
The Pianofortes, Grand, square and Up
right, manufactured by Messrs: Steinway &
Sans have established for themselves SO
Worldwide a reputation that IL IS hardly pos
sibie for us to add anything to their just fame.
Having thoroughly tested and tired these
instruments personally for years both in pub
To expresss our candid opinion regarding their
unquestioned superiority over any other
Piano known to US.
excellence are: GTedteSt possible depth, rich
neSs and uoluTne Of tone, combined tCLth a rare
ttTouqhout the entire scale, and, Adore all, o.
siTpTisnO duration Of sound, The pure and SSIF-
pathetic quality Of which JleUer changes 2Il.teI-
Lhe most Clelicdte or LOIUeEJi al touch.
This pecullarity Is found exclusively In the
Steinway Piano, and together with the
matchless precision, elasticity and prompt
ness OF action always chaHcteriLing these In
struments, as we'll as their uneqIlaled dura-
bility under the seyerest trials is truly sur
prising and claims at once the admiration of
every artist. We, therefore, consider the
Steinway Pianos in all reSpe tS the best InStTIf-
nle1Ls made tl uits coas!atIIy In EttroPe use
them solely and exclusively ourselves In public or
1)rirute, and recommend theDl invariably 10 our
friends otndEhe Pubic, 81
We have Mt different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos OF various
makers. but Freely and ltniteSftdtfngLy pro
Ioltlce MessTS. StetntUdy & Sons Pianos superior
TO them all.
s. B. Mills, Robert Goldbeck, Henry C..
Ttmm. +. L. Ritter, Geo. w. Morgan, Theo.
Thomas, Max MaretZelC, VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller, VIM. Berge, +. Brandeis, Theo. Noel
ling, E. MuZio, Carl Anschurtz, a. II. PeaSe,
Won Breuning, Thee. Eisfeld, Carl Bergmann.
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UnrrIsou County Items.

The National Telegraph announces
that Hon. Chns. S. Lewis, of Clnrks-
burg, has taken up the glove in defense
ofthe Union people of Harrison county
and in viudicntion of the official action
of the Legislature. Mr.. Lewis is fine
speaker, and;wilI doa good work. he is
announced as one of several able speak
ers who will address the people of Hnr-
rison at their Court House on Monday
next.
The Telegraph suys that the Temper
ance cause is progressing rapidly IN
Ciafksburg. Accessions are being
made. to lie Sons of Temperance ut
every meeting. on last Tuesday even
ing Rev. a. d. Rohrbough, of Buckhan-
non, delivered u Temperance address III
the Buptist Church with the object OF
organizing lodge of the Independent
Order of Good Templars in this place
A sufficient number of young ladies
and gentlemen gave their names 10
constitute the Lodge. The cause Is on
The Rev. A. ]. LYDIA, Presiding Elder
| of the Clnrksburg District, in summing
up the years work on this District,
/ snys: ssNYe have had numerous revivnls
in the bounds of the work. AS near as
| I can learn, we are able to report ABOUT
one thousand conversions, and perhaps
as many accessions 10 the Church, and
still they come"
We also clip from. the Telegraph, the
the following:
CowARpLY.-we learn that on last
| Saturday evening, just after dark, as
Mr.. John A. Farr, OF Bridgeport, was
passing through the streets of said vii
tage, he was wnylaid by man named
| Middleton L. Dnval, and struck with n
large stone, inflictfilg serious wound.
IDuval is said to be rather n desperate
| chnrnctert A severe administration of
| the law might benefit his moral con-
stitution.
FIRB.-on Monday night about eight
O'Clock an alarm of fire was raised in
town which produced n general excite
ment The dwelling of Caleb Borgess.,
Esq, was discovered to be on fire.
Through the timely aid of the citizens
the fire waseXtinguished without doing
material injury.
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A GENTS WAHTED.--TOS SELL A NEW
n Work-now ready. The Great Campaigns
OF Grant and Sherman by the world renowned
Hon. ]. T. HEADLEY. The work is published
in both English and German, and Is already
meeting with q more extensive sale than any
similar book ever written. 1t Is n work that
interests every truly loyal man and woman
III the country, and should, and will find n
welcome in every household. Professional
men, ministers and Others seeking profitable
Inpioymen Will do well to address for par
iIcuInTs, A. l.. TALCOTT, 200 Liberty St,
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Wanted.

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H In any capacity where he can make him-
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THE Attorney General is engaged in
making up report TO Congress of the
number OF persons pardoned under the
thirteenth exception of the Presidents
proclamation, generally known as the
SO, 900 clause.