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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

LOVE LErTRRs.-The indianapolis
Herald reports that a number OF young
men of that city have given the princi-
pal of the Baptist Seminary deal of
trouble by ,persistently making love,
orally and by letter, 70 the youngladies
under his charge. The other day the
principal learned that some of his pu-
pills had packages OF letters from young
gentlemen in the oity-tender epistles.
Exasperated beyond endurance he
caused the young ladies TO stand up be-
fore the entire school, and read i. the let
ters. There was a huttering in the
school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12
Try one boz and be cured.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Wallets
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy of Medicine.
They never fall In Chlorosfs Amenorhea
MenOrhagfa, &c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

HAIRS Vegetable sieIlIan Hair Re.
newer
il Removes the Hair
HdlPs Vegetable Sscitidl Hair Reneiper
Restores grey hair TO the original color.
fk3dlfs Vegetable SiestfnR Hair {eeueIpeT
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
81 Halt Vegetable Sieiiidn Hair RenelDeT
s,t Makes the hair son and glossy.
AdHs Vegetable Sfeilf6ll Hdtr RenetUer
Does not stain theslSfn.
Halls Vegetable SIcilfdn Hair ReHeipeT
Has proved Itself the best preparation foI
the hair ever presented TO the public.
mrN-lyd&Wtues 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

JUDGE w1soN, OF the United States
district court for Northern Ohio, isIlike-
ly to vacate the place soon from i'll
health; and Columbus Delano, Rufus
p. Spalding and John A bingham, all
members OF Congress, are candidates
for the expected vacancy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

SOME individual who has been in re-
bellion, but who regards himself as
RECONSTRUCTED" addressed letter to
the President through the columns of
the New York DAILY NeieS, in which he
condescends to advise the Executive as
TO his duty, in his dealings with the
party which elected him. His proposed
system of treatment is clothed in great
gentleness according to the spirit of the
South. 1t is nothing more nor less
than the sort OF treatment for the loyal
men of Congress and the country.
'.Take these fellows by the nape OF
the neck, and throw them out TO the
people, like rats before terriers, and for
their security put collars on their necks
with negro equality, and let history
tell how much It served its purpose"
Putting collars on the neck is pecu-
liarIy Southern, and to throw men out
to the people ''like rats before terriers"
must be pleasant exercise. Perhaps
this reconstructed rebel can get It done,
and perhaps not, principally the latter,
we think.
After giving the President some
sage advice touching the Freedmen's
Bureau, he suggests If It is to
be continued, that It be placed nm
der the direction of such persons
as Alexander a. Stephens, Robert E.
Lee, Charles o'connor, Thomas H.
Seymour, Gen. Buell. and Gen. McClel-
Ian, or men of that class-a pretty med
ley of treason, apprehension, and 10y
nj imbecility.
This reconstructed rebel volunteers
to aid the President In the work of
ciIiationsin the following advice;
aAnd now, in closing, Mr.. President,
! I will venture n suggestion (Which is
my conyictionl which would, IL carried
out frankly and gracefully, do more TO
crafty the Southern people than al
most anything else you could do. 1t
is, Sir, to offer reStOrdtf0n to the army
aud navy The Vest Point officers who
served IN tic Confederate army and navy.
It Is true, Sir, have no doubt that few,
very few, would avail themselves of
the offer; but the offer would be heal
ing application 10 the wound the South
has received. - 1919 rt.tt
These officers, of all others, deserve
especial regard the love they had for
their profession and attachment TO the
service, made separation most pain
full trial nothing abort OF the con-
sciousness of Imperative duty could
have induced them to surrender their
so-yalued commissions. Civil officers
resigning made no such sacrifice-their
tenure OF Office was temporary; the
military was lifelong. The Civil OIL
GERS who adhered TO the Confederacy
will now ind no barrier between them
and any Federal office; why should
there be any between the military II
tho honor and fidelity OF any men can
betrusied, IL Is of officers; and If they
Naaaaa ILL., -
room to doubt their fidelity. Individu-
ally; ] apprehend, there are few men at
the North who will claim for them
selves greater personal worth than they
would admit belongs 10 these Southern
: officers" siir5a
There Is n cool effrontery in this
proposition thht should come from the
frozen zone rather than from the more
genial atmosphereof the sunny South.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

THE Commissioner of Agriculture,
from evidence in his possession, COM
putes the cotton crop OF this year ut
from one aud a half to two million
bales. The negroes upon the planta-
tfons are almost universally represent
ed in his reports TO be working well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

A CORRESPONDENT of the Hartford
Times, writing from Marion, Linn
county, Iowa, June 8, says that of the
family of eight or nine persons of a Mr..
Bemis, respectable clothing dealer of
that place, all but one were taken sick
few days before, from eating dried
and smoked ham in its raw state, and
that one died on the LIST, another on the
I'd, and that on the Sd three were in a
very dangerous state, while three were
conyalescing. The only member of the
family who was not sick was one who
did not partake of the ham. Before
death the victims became bloated in
the face and limbs, throwing up bloody
mucous, and they died delirious. A mi
croscopic examination was made of the
flesh of one of the young men that
died, and the muscles appeared like
good sized catterpillars or bag worms,
and lay coiled up and crossing each
other in all shapes and directions. In
II piece of muscle about the size of half
kernel OF wheat were counted TWEEN
ty-three worms. There was naturally
much excitement in the vicinity, and
we shall probably have a new panic
about eating pork. 1t will be noticed,
however, that the pork in this case was
eaten raw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12
FOR SALE.

AT GEO. E. wIcKHAM's AUCTION
~ Rooms. in Wheeling, on "Wednesday
morning, June 18th, 1866, at 81 o'clock, one
good family hone, well trained for working.
Also, good travelling horse-wll travel so
or 60 miles per days years old-bIooded
stock-Morgan- Those wishing To purchase
Will do well 70 be on hand. ALso, one train
ing sulkey. new one set silver mounted
harness (neW,l Z. J. KLINE.
jul2-2tc
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DIR. LARoOKAH'S
Indian Vegetable Pulnonic SyruI

CURES COUGHS. COLDS. wHooPING
" COUGH. GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRoNcHITIS, PAIN IN THE DE, NIGHT
SwEAzs, HoARsESESS. TO which public
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUMP-
TON, In Its early stages, and all diseases of
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergynen OF every denomination, author,
editors, professors IN our various colleges and
by MANY OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, IL is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use of
many Of the cough preparations OF which
opium and ipecac are the base.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Price so cents and sIper bottle.
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by 7. n. Logan Co., and Logan,
List 4 Co. my2S-3md&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

No WHEAT ron EXPORT IN THE
souTH.-The Atlanta, (Ga.) Ne.o Era of
June LIST observes: asrhe South will
not be able to more this year than sup
ply itself with breadstuffs. Formerly
we exported considerable amount of
-four, hut we cannot do SO this year."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-12

THE Cincinnati Commercial has an
article upon The pecuIiarities of the
hackmen of thatcity. We are informed
that of all the men who make their
living more through the demands of
luxury than necessity, the hackman is
one of the most peculiar; and the Gin
cinnati hackman is at the head of this
peculiar class, in the West at least. He
is brought in contact, in business, with
people of all classes of society. The
prostitute, as gay and fashionable in
dress and fair in face as she is deformed
morally, filings herself into the hack
and orders the nonchalant driver, who
well knows her and all women of her
class, to exhibit her on Fourth street
between Main and Elm, and then make
for the Avenue; the gambler luxuriat-
ing in a purse well filled at the expense
of the latest "seed," improves the late
hours of night by hack ride to various
sporting houses of the opposite sex; the
"hy" thief, "spotting" and "piping"
'Job,D makes use OF the easy-rolling
hack; the gentleman, tout late and very
full" intrusts his unnaturally Timber
form and limbs to the hack cushions,
and orders Mr.. hackman to drive him
home. Two to one Mr.. hackman knows
him, and does not have to ask a ques-
ton as to direction.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Prica IN cents and sIoer h0ttII
PIsO,s CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
IS WARRANTED.

If you have Consumption, tryit.
II you havea Cough, try it
II you have Lung or Throat Disease, try It.
II you have any OF the symptoms OF this
II It does you no good your money Will be re-
funded as set forth in the circular which nc
companies each bottle
carlow many cases Of fatal disease have
you known OF which the first symptom was
: - ~ EDMUND booking.
Wheeling,
apr8 Sole Agent for West Va.
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agEtp advertisements.
Lost.

A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, NEAR
N the corner of the Grant House The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
Il at the Grant HOUSE. iul2-2t
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Fine Opening for Bus

Fine Opening for Business III
TIHE WHOLESALE STOCK OF DRY
Il Goods and store Fixtures belonging 10
the estate of. g. Cooper, deceased, Tor sale
on favorable terms, ]. y. RHODES,
.tRegtster COPY fm9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-28
Pavirg Q, Notice.

10 all tohogg amGy concern: uaiH.3is ~ h9bs
~ ~ CITY CLERKS OFFICE. 4 t4
CoLVMBUs, Dec. 10, 1859 p
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
msl1ng the following improvements. to wit: W p
For crawling Fourth street from State rect to
North Public laue with six inch coat Of good clear
crossing on High street aud Walnut alley
The same to be done in accordance with the plats
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gineer. and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk. !
! All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements are required TO file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk. in writing. on or
before the Twenty-ffth day Of January. A. d..
1861. .Fe -, -. ,.,...d \,
decl3-ltaw4w tHs VI City CLERK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-28
OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY !
COLUMBUS, Dec. l5, 1865. 4

4 ~ ,fo COLUMBUS, Dec. l5, 1S66.,g5
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL NE RE-
- csived at this Office until ....f .r.
Monday, December 31st, 1866, 4.
at 10 o'clock NJ for furnishing this institution with
supp les as 70 lows:
-naatfo275 bbIs. Prime Pork. 20 "tlFJ
Bids for a less amount than above specified, win
be c0nside ed.lH lll Fa"T 'iaNH fllfH-I'aH >
The Directors and Warden reserve the right
accept the whole, or only a part Of the qu nifty
named in the prOposel! hFeF tAh
The Directorsa dWardeu reserve the right 10
reject any bid considered Incompatible with the
interest Of the State. Each bid must he accom-
panied by bond IN the sum Of SO per cent Of the
smbunt invo we'd, conditioned that the perfy max.
ing the Or0pOsa will enter 10 to and faithfully per-
form the contract IL the same be ava ded to him
CHAS, y. ,WALCUTT. Warden.
JonN MILLER. Directors.
JOHN HOuGH. ol fgaafg ddocl1d2w
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IS NO W. Pow DE n.
PatoDted May 60, 1890.

.
( This Is an article for washing withou; rubbing.
except in very dirty plaee,, which viii require a
very slight rub and unlike other preparations o1eT-
ed for like purpose, WILL NOT RO T. TUE ClOTHEs,
but viii leave thein much wnfrER tina ordinary
methods, without the usual wenr aud tcar.
ltremoyes grease spots as II by page, nnl Fo,.-
ems the dirt by soaking so that rinsing will in ori
nary cases entirely re uUve " f2t1ti.e,
This oowder Is prepared IN accor'i4nce with chem,
cRl science, and upon pro e's fpeculinr 70 use Z,
which is sec dred by Letters Pateut u ha neen IN
use for more than 4 yeas, and has prove Itself an
universal fayorite whcr y. y has beon use ~
Among tho advantages claimed are the lollowing'
viz; ,,,.h
II saves all tho'c xpe1se Of so pusuAlly used on
cotton and linen ggO ls..t. ifGd.ti IglI|gl, ,2AL
II saves most Of the elabor Of rubbing, and wear
and tear. iN a. t.4,,,.s
Also, for cleaning winloss IL is unsurpassed - -
With one quarter the line andabor usually requlr-
peri0r to any other inode. No water required OK
cept to m0sten the powder. .mt1t~ n'5 .JU9
Directions with each pAckage. = fAsgI ,r, q
And can be readily appreciated bva single trial.
The cost Of washing for family If five or six per.
sons will not exceed THRRB GENTS. - AifUA ~
The manufacturers Of thiF powder are aware ,nh,
many useless compounds have been intr0d dpcedy 70
the public which have roted the cloth, or tatcd ln
removing the dirt, but knowing tbe intrinsic eXoel-
ence Of this article they confidently proclaim u as
being adapted to meet o demand which has long ex-
s'ed, anu which has heretofore remained unsup-
piled. l'u fl.'l
'T t..fla MANUFACTURED ny nHi idlfl =
HO WE & STE v EMS, H
e eco Br0adway, Boston. 't4
ALSO, MANUFA CTURERS OF FAMILY DYE
- 'rD'I .-T'f COB0RS. y l8b1n,u b"2
For sale by Groeers and Dealers everywhere.
Oct6-d3In lf I.lL fUf fI''It.a s ~ iNfrt4a .tl
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS Z

Immediately Cured and full yigpr Rcst9red.. =.
This distressing Affectinn-wltich renders life
mi .erable and marriage impossbe-is. the penalty
nersovs ARD 10 ant 10 commit excessesftom not be-
Ing aware of the dreadful consequences that may
ensue. Now, who that understands the subject will
pretend to dehv that the power Of procraton is lost
sooner bytbose falling into improper habits than By
the prudent? Besides being deprived of the pleas
ure of healthy offspring. the M ST serious and de-
sttucivo symptOms Of both body and mind arise -
I The System becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Functions Weakened, boss Of Lrocreatiye
Power Nervous Irritahility iiyspepsia Pal station
and WastiDg of the Frame Cough. Consumption,
I md
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-28
Paving Notice.
dudohom u rian CONCERN.

4 10 dJaoh0ns t may concern:
1biv $40 Jerry ULERK'S. OFFICE, 4
s1e8 R50g an CoLUhBUs. Des. 3. 1866
Notice Is hereby given that proceedings have been
ibstitated In the City Council Of Columbus for
making the following improvements. to wit:joa M
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings and for gradng and graveling
Z the roadway on Hickory alley from High street to
I. The same TO be done in accordance with platg and
estimates TO be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and fled in the Office Of the City Glerk. lNa
All persons claiming damages on account Jof said
proposed improvements are required TO the their
eaiis Ia the Office Of the Clerk, In writing, on or
Iefote the Segenteehth daybof JANUARY. AZ. u.
1b67. ~ rv,Sts,Iooks, 9al
e ldee5 51ditaW4W jaw '''ofS City CIefk.
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E1W. .TOUsNsT'ON.

Member OF tho Royal Coegescf Surgeons, London
Graduate Of one OF the most eminent Coeges In the
United States and the greater part Of whose e has
been spent h the'hOspitals az London. Paris, Pbila
dephia and esewhere has effec ed some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known many
trtubled with ringing IN the head and ears when
asleep. great nervousness being alarmed at sudden
sounds, ashfuluess, withfrequent bushiDg, attend
cd sometimes with arrangement ofmind, werecure
,pmodiatelv
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RATge o. ApVERTIslNc.

Teniinss of NOnparsil. Or inch space constitute
square.
For eteh insertion. per square, " cents lsot 80
Notices Of Deaths, 20 cents. 49,. IA t., ID. f
Notice of Mhrriafes 50 cents.
Relig|oua Notices so cents. h, va ~ ~
Advettisements inserted every other day, every
third day and once week, will be charged sl.oo per
auuarn each insertion. ,.,..,,
Busincas Notices 10 Local column, 20 centsper line
, !. I. WEEKLY. i az
a. so per SQUARE each insertion. ,iI,.g.5 N ].
Buajness Eotices % cents perlipe each insertion.
No Noficele leas than LOO. 80
LsrSI advertisements win be charged regularrates.
KWw .rfil'. in '------- lf.t ,a.na Boo f'fa1
T An RI kNglrEir advertisements must be paid
for harel tars Al the tina they 0rdered other
win be idly adhered 10 Ia Ill cases. There De
no oxoepti0l, rN'' -
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HELP AN RRMLESS SOLDIER.
Paving Notice, Notice.

TO an wAoHs u may concern:
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
,s4ia C0LUHBUs. o. Dec. 10. IS6a %
Notice is hereby given. that proceedings have been
instituted In the City Council OF Columbus, fol
making the following gimproyemcnts, 10 wit:
For grading and paving the roadway Of High
street with tho Nicholson paVemaut from North
Public lane 10 Mound street. ,.... -, ,...,,
TIe SAME 10 be done In accordance with the plats
and estimates to be prepared b. the City Civil En-
rineer and fled IN the Office Of the City Clerk. . i
Alipersons claiming damages on pccount Of said
ptogossa @ ~ ~ s ~ 1911; ~ me aneas ~
before lhs TWenty-hft day Of January. A. ID.
'''' tbEsa Y!npL. y. WILSON.
decI2-d1tawlW City Clerk.
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T!aKE !raIl PARTTCULAR NOTICE

l DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured them
which ruin both bod v and mind, " fitting them fo
either business, study. society, or marriage.
Trese are SOME Of u sad and, melancholy effects
produced by early habits @ youth, viz; Weaknesy
of Silht Loss of Muscular Power. Plantation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrrtability,. ncrange
nept Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, DC. 'il-'l I'D
MRyrILIy.-The fearful effects on the mind are
much To bs dreaded. Loss Of Memory. Confusion Of
Ideas Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebndngs
Aversion to Society, Self Distrust, Love OF Sol!
iude. Timidty &c, are some of the evils produced
Thousands Of PARSONS Of all ages can now Judge
what is the cause Of their declining health, losing
their visor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and enra
ciated having singular appearance about tho o. es
Cough and symptoms of Consumption.
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YOV,NG MEN

Who have injured themselves hya certain practice
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and. moi
cured, renders arriage impossible, and destroy
both mind and hodv. should apply immedia ely.
Whata pity that q Young man, the hope OF his
counirv the pride Of his arents should he snstched
flom all prospects and enjoymentsof life by the con.
sequence of devisting from the path of na'ure and
indulgiug in a certain secret habit. Such persons
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OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY.l
CoLUMBus, Nov. 2fth, 1866.

- eeiEea at this Office until eF IA no
AfonaAy, Becember gath, 1896,
At II o'clodkM, Cor Ehe labor Of about One Hun
dfed CUnvcls, for the term Qf i've years or less.
Il the expfbffU thg state. t LL. NUuy
tiidders vii specify Che class OF labor. naming
each article 20 be manutecIured tne price per dAy
Eeen pf65 ssa mast be accompanied BIZ a bond
,vch fo6i s6Sufiy conditioned that In Gaze Of the
scconfanoo ol the BID. the party making the same
wifi enter into 4 cohff ct With the Directors and
Wafdel according 70 lAw and the teFns Of their
p'f Tie nfhcloss sud Wafdsp reserye therlGhttode-
ter nIno Mat htahches og business VIII best sub
eerrt M interest " the STATE and tend to promote
fho Naferh on tho conviels. and will be gorerned
4 ,rori Ia their aecepfencc of p;oposals. IA
CHAS. Q. WALCUTTs Warden.
saxss Z: sssss p,,..,o,.. ssi.lisq l Sosi
joan hOven. .ssaashAi lneV1s-dAW Z
||I.| Il IL
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; lYOUNG M HlN
NIARRGAGE.,l

| Married Persons or Young Men contempt
/ marriage. heing aware of Physical Weakness
gsnic Debility. Dcformities. speedily cured; n.
NAV reliuionsly conie in his honor as a gent emaI
and coniidently rely upon his sklas physician. r
- ~rUh =, \ reu6y NuyuI X 0UsSd 4
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NFARRuAGF,

necessary requisites tO promote cODnuhial happi.
ness. Indeed, without these the iournev through
life becomes cary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
ly dArkens TO the view, the mind becomes shadnwed
with despar, and filed with the melancholy rcaNc-
ton that the happiness of another becomes bighted
with ourOwn. .ri i NJ .-f .t,a. .Hsl.
OFFICE, south Frederick street,
Left-hsnd SIDE going from baltimore street. few
and number.
BB- No letters received unless postpaid and con.
tanning stamp to he used on the reply. Persons
writing shOpld state age, and send portion of ad-
vertisement describing symptoms. ....-,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office.
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Cincinnati Railroad.

FIRST TRAIN. "i ~. J. !.
NIGHT EXPRESSALeaves Columbus at 19:iS
A NJ. VIII stop at Delaware. Ashley, Cardington.
Grlead, Gallon, Crestline, Shelby. New London,
Wellington. Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
land at $50 A. NJ. ...s ..ti Hlri ~ l4 f'B