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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21
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A MODEL INSURANCE AGENCY.

Under the above head we class the
Insurance Agency of M. H. GALLAurh,
I'd Story, Bliss Block, for the reason
that it amounts 10 On achievement in
this line Of specialities as creditable to
the principal as to the locality wherein
il is situated, and worthy to be quoted
as model of neatness, elegance, sys-
tenn and convenience. So much we
say in reference particularly to the
arrangement, furniture, fixtures and
general peculiarities of the office; the
plan of doing bushes, though plain
and simple, is systematic to degree,
which renders erroror mistake impos-
sible.
The solidity" of any Insurance
Agency is of course entirely dependent
upon the character Of the companies
represented, and in this respect Mr.. G.
seems to be peculiarly fortunate.
The HONE, always favorite in the
Saginaw Valley, is of itself tower of
strength. The METRoPoLIrAN, ARrIc,
Corn EXCHANGE, ADRIATie and LoRIL-
LARD, Of New York, are all well-known
and reliable companies; The OLD
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn. stands
among the staunchest of the prolific
t,csurance organizations of the Nut
meg State. and the CLEVELAND, of
Cleveland, Ohio, though young COM
pany, is sturdy and sound to the core
and most admirably managed. These
doing business only in fire and marine
risks have assets amounting to the
comfortable sum of 11,00O,OO0OO,
enough to make assurance abundantly
sure that what they assume they are
able in any contingency to carry.
In regard to the Life and Accident
Insurance business of the Agency, we
leave it for readers to gather the par
ticulars, as they will find them set
forth by advertisement elsewhere in
these as in the other departments of
the business, it only represents first
class companies, and all its bust
ness is done "upon the square," and
on as liberal terms as those of any
first class Insurance Agency in this
Valley or elsewhere.
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LAST LEcTuRE.-Remember the lee

LAST acknowledgements the lee
ture merit Tuesday erening, Feb. 9th,
the last Of the season, by w. III. Mn
BURN, the blind preacher. Subject,
AARON BURR. This lecture, which we
have before noticed, is Mr.. MrLBunN's
best, and has elected the highest en-
comiums Of the press, rural and me-
tropolitan, wherever it has been deliv-
cred. AS a fascinating, popular orator,
Mr. MIIBURN has few if any superiors
IN this country.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

FIRE.-Friday morning, Feb. ODD,
a small wooden tenement opposite the
f. & z. NJ. Railway Depot, took fire
and burned down. There are painful
rumors that one of the occupants an
lrishman, known to have been intoxi-
Gated the night previous, was con-
sumed with the building.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

The DIREcroRY.-The work of can
vasing for the new Directory is pro-
crossing rapidly. Those wishing a
copy had better subscribe the first
opportunity, as we are informed by
the Publishers that a very limited
number will be issued over and above
the NUM- Der subscribed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

Book OF COMMON PRAYER, in clear
and beautiful print, Russia, Flexible and other
styles of binding, avery choice selection, at the
New Stationery Store. Bliss Block.
G.. FRED. LEWIS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

BIBLES of peculiarly neat, desirable
and scrvicable styles, at tho New Stationery
Store, Bliss Block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21

Mixed ut ! A NJ. for Grand Haven.
Mixed at IL NJ for ST. Johns
Mail ut laos , NJ for Lansing h Milwaukee.
Nike ut sos =. NJ for Fenionyille
GOING EAST.
Mixed nj G:2e A. NJ for Detroit.
Accom-. at 800 y " for Detroit.
Mail at $500 y. NJ for Detroit
MiN-d al 6s30 a. NJ. for bctroit
REFRESHMENTS ut Detroit, Cwosso and
Grnnd Haven, and upon Comphny's Ferry
Steamer Windsor" ON Detroit River
Comfortable Hotel above Depot at Grand Haven
Es1 The Telegraph Line 10 open for Public
Business. Sleeping Cans on night trains
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-21
CONNECTIONS.

Al DETROlT-';reat Western Railway for
all points East, Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern and Grand Trunk r. X.
AT MlLWAUkEE-.With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago WATERFOWL aud llor-
icon RaIlrcads, for all POINTS West and Northwest
Ea- Passengers for, y Western Railway go
ON the Railway Ferry Steamer, mt ID 4 M. X
ock, leaving Dock at 6:45 ami l0;l5 A. N, and
6OO y. NJ. The Company's Time Tables can he
bad at any Of the Stations ID. & NJ Office 1866
TlI0S BELL Gen'l STUNT
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THE Richmond rebels are In ecstacies
over the removal of General Terry FROM
the command in Virginia. The papers
there now give yentto their long pent.
dp hatred Edwards the General. They
expect to md In Major General Soho
field a man more utter their oWn'heaft.
We fondly hope they aretO be disap-
pointed. Gen. Terry will bear with him
away from Richmond the regrets OF all
the Union men OF that city. He was
their friend and protector. he did not
suffer the humblest loyalist, white or
black, within his command, to be maj
treated by the rebels hence the hate Of
the latter toward him.. AS showing
their bitterness of feeling a poetaster
among them has undertaken to signaf-
ize his departure by contributing the
following mixture of Latin and Eng
lish verse to the newspapers:
Terry leaves Us; sunus weary;
Jam no9taedet 10 Videre,
y Wis nos with joy implere,
Terry In hac terry taTry
Diem nary. )
For thy domun Longest thou nome? z
HabeS wife ant hliOs bonny-
|ft S0(1QS Amos maRi8 Tony j
u Haste then, Terry military, .
fedeln IeEre. azl.s = lss.Ti. So D
Forte Thaddeus may desire thee,
Sumner, ct Id om., admire thee
Nuisance nobi9 mot to Ire thee)
fSsA- We can spare thee, magne Terry,
Freely-yery. - 2 GstT
Hear the Prex's proclamation,
Nos hdeles to the nation,
Gone est nunc thy place ct station,
TerEiher momentaFy,
Sine query.
Yea, thy doom est scrptum-aM Meme. -
Longer ne nos naso tene;
Thou hast logged US din, bene;
Loose rs, terrible bull Terrier, .s-,
| Wen be merTier.
Bid thy dulces Afros vale
Pompey, Scipio ct Sally sHsfll-E
| Seek some back New Haven Alley;
Terry quit this Territory, tH
Con amoTe.. SO Eas..s
Sed yerba tibi ablturo;
j Pay thy rent bills, es conjuro,
Tecum take thy precious Bureau
Terry, Turner, Blue-eoat hOmtnes,
| Abhinc omne8l %
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10 the Union Mem Of Ohio County.

1t Is recommended that you assemble in
Township primary meetings on Saturday,
the 18Th inst, instead ofsaturday, the mn
inst, as at first proposed, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates tOa County Convention 70
be held at the Court House, In Wheel.
ing, ON Saturday afternoon, the 25th
inst. at 2 o'clock.
It Is recommended further that these pri-
mary meetings I'm the city be held att O'Clock
on the evening OF the 18th and In the coun-
Try al 2 lnthe afternoon.
The County convention on the 18th win
select delegates to the Parkesburg State
Convention, and WIN also nominate caudI-
dates for the House Of Delegates, and for the
various county ohIces. f,ls
By order ofthe Committee.
A. W. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
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The rIl,hIIadeIphia C,olnIly;,entfonl.

Speaking of the proceedings OF the
Convention thus far, the Pittsburgh
Commercial says 80
eft Is already evident that the man.
agement so conspicuous In the Saratoga
Convention, Is paramount at PhiIadeI-
phia. MIR. Weeds finger Is in It. The
sharp corners are being smoothed of.
and the crooked ways made straight!
Yallandigh Wood, and the copper
head gang have taken tickets OF leave.
Southern orators are pnt conspicnousIy
forward to make loud professions! No
word Is to be spoken TO Head the coun-
try, TO suppose that the New Orleans
massacre was only last week, and re-
bellton not two years ago. There is to
be no doubt LETT ON the mind ofthe per-
feet penitence and entire Loyalty of
every mar, woman and child in ali the
South. Such is to be the PhtladelphiR
Convention. Let the proceedings be
published speeches and all, and then
let General GrBnt, who knows perfectly
what the South really Is at heart, how
It y acting, what It would do Il &c dared,
maket the endorsement which he does
not hesitate to expTes the South has
not been whipped enough, p and you
VIII have the who'll story.
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THE Jenkinses of the New York
press are describing in their most fell
citous manner the visit of Queen
Emma. She has been to Greenwood
Cemetery, and Jenkins assures us In.
language which must be most comfort
ing to the proprietors OF that burial
place, that the Queen depressed her
unqualified admiration for the sugges-
tive and elegant obituary and monu-
mental designs that adorn the splendid
enclosure" Jenkins is sharply on the
lookout for Hawaiian philosophy, and
SO he says:i
cone remark that escaped the royal
mind betrays a philoSophic and Obser-
Yant cast that entities it to permanency
tsYOur people," remarked the Queen to
one of her friends, Give so fast that 1
am almost surprised they find time
to bury one another so superiOr.'n
We are inclined to doubt whether ''a
remark Of SO philosophic and obser-
want a cast'i could have Escaped the
royal mind, /" IL circumstances had not
been very propitious. But fortunately,
they were propitious. For Jenkins
tells us SC, III this, chaste and simple
style: eaa ils s4u1
.At LIPS A. NJ, the different mem
bers Of the pledsurfsts came together
from the various haunts of the Cemete-
ry where they had been wandering as
inclination prompted, undisturbed by
tho ceremoni0us socialism that less
retired and less en- fdnIiLLe party would
have necessitated, and, re-entering the
coaches were driven, by way of Clinton
avenue, the Fifth avenue OF BROOKLYN,
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AMasterlY stntanenf.

=
Mr.. bingham, Is editor Of the Mem
phis BliIletiN. Ina speech delivered in
that city, before half dozen GENTLE
men, calling themselves a johnson
Club, he depleted the dreadful Condi-
ton OF the country in q laboFed sem
tencel ending with this grand climax:
s.sVRe 1--we In 4 great crisis; At Is a damn
ing thing thatWe cannot Faisea money
enough 70 hire a convenient hRllll Ger
tainly, IL things have come 70 pass, that
the Johnson party In Memphis ,scRn't
raise money enough to hire a conYes
nient hail, rive might as well AelSnOwl-
edge the 9damning" aspect of affairs,
and "knoelt under without more ado.
Mr.. Bingham, for his fearless exhibi-
ton OF the great crisis deserves the
thanks OF his countfymen.- eiaeiRnGtt
Gdtetts.
The M. BinghamY above referred
to, e james b., formerly OF the Wheel
ing Times, q man ever to be remember
edhere Tor the hot water qualities Of
his disposition. Although not a great
While among ls he managed to quarrel
with the City Council, the Gas Compa-
ny and III Banks; beside numerous
pEivate indiyid1als, and before he len
was voted By general consent tie great
est hpmbug Of the day, in a local WHY.
Helat here for T Petersburg. VA. where
hesoon played out At Memphis. we
~ sossA ne Alls.e . strike m cotton due
9aiAts sle Aser, auq got riea, Heis still,
we Observe as biz a iutnbur Il 4 ever
nm nemaoty d slonssaii jackson,
3 nj l,a M. Z, 4
= ? - = ~ y. y 2 81
Sl5s6e6 "a. iOSi,5it q az If5Ii,s So
nj ibni IN ~ - y. ~ ~,
and len d6 q a 4
,,S,. ~ = wv, ntnetl with q
\, = 9. .Al,l ~ tleae no
- ISS5if r. fsTd Il W q
-, N, = y, y t1i1 = QulA On
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n.,l 8. 80, 2, !,

MARRIAGE. AND CELIBACY, am
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free of charge In sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, pr. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
aul6.Smd&w ~ ~ n.
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RrinIr Manhfna.

THE NATIONAL BRIClk MACHINE
makes, with only two-hpBe power, 10000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
hned edges and uniform lengthss 1.-THE ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
we viii take it back and refund the money.
Address ABRAAI REQuA, General Agent,
III Broadway, New York. auss-2meod
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The Knabe Piano


Il well enough known throughout thu I1,,,.,
states 70 stand upon its merits. and + Snitei
Necessary to Pebble them thro1gS n 10y
country or send agents from door to 9SooI1ee
=, The proper way for purchasers to srrr,..
themselves Is to apply to a responsible s9PI Py
as represented. NNS ~ Just
:, Another method Of pushing bad worl, mn,
me me Pnouc Is to sell through Music TsnrbStn.
Allowing them large commissions for TscoSIi
Inendlng their Instruments. This mol n;
utIolhg business OF course tlegenSesthe pFice al
the purchaser. N'tAe nom
~, In purchasing nom the agent of a arsa.c,,s,
III tllniacLufery an instrument can be hsf a,
tue IactoFy prtce-notwith standInp the rop, a.
sentatons Of outside makers that die tdesie,5-
ment. F--NS VI 'Aie llAtru'
Persons inwant OF flrst-olass Pianos canno,
expect to buy them at second or third cIaSs
s,d The public are invited to examine the
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Teachers, EXAMINATION
lid MID.

TNHE SABBATH SCHOOL ATTACHED.
III to the Fourth Street NJ. z. Church will
hold Its annual Picnic ON Thursday, 18th In
slant, at Roney'S Point, on the Hempdeld
Rail Road, Ample preparations have been
made. The train will leave the Hempneld
Tickets to be had at I. 81. Logan & Co.'S
Drug Store, Main Street; e. Bookings, Odd
Fellows Hall; @. a. Colbert, end of Stone
Bridge, and VIM. Odberts.. Grocery, East
Fare for the round trip: Adults 50 cents;
auI5s2t NH. yANCLEvE, Chin Com.
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Just ,0hat Vole ned Ladies.

These Pills act as a mild and gentle stimu-
liant with a most happy influence ON mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving Instructions, mental debility, melan-
choly, &C.; restoring nature to its proper
chunnels, Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. BY
mail to any address 81 10. Sold by
IAUGHlINS d BUSHFIELD.
AlSoby o. II. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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ATTENTIoNl BALp HEApsl - q.
|. T1IE QUEEN !TME oUEENi a

{, MRS. ,wINSLOw'S Queen OF Hair Re-
storers Isl Queen, not only in name, but In
virtues, twill make the hair grow, and re-
best Hair RestOrer in the market. twill free
the head nom dandrt1ff, and produce a new
fully applied. Try the queen. Its delight
f1l dressing. Recollect the name, Mrs.
WinSlow's Queen OF Hair ReStorers. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND Book
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, w.
Va. So = ~ - ETF'-tl n 4 jIi2j
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Colgate,s Aromatic vegetable s ),

CoIgnte's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
Asuperior Toilet soap, prepared fromFe-
6ned Vegetable OILS In combination with
GIyeeRine, and especially designed. for the
use ofLadies andfof the Nursery. It's per-
fujIne Il exouisite. and its washing properties
unrivaIled. Forsaieby an druggists. eq-r
t II fei 9 ifebN.Iyd&w Z
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= Life! Lifei

AMERIoAN LIFE DRors VIII cure Dlptheria
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague in the Face
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, Sprains, C1iIb.
lninS, Group, Colds, Fever and .Ague and
Cholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists
with full directions for use,
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., Proprietors
Springfield, Mass. DEAIAS BARNES &3CO.
AGENTS for Boston. tsli marl8-lY
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Rootl Rootl Rootl Read! ReadI

Roors PEsrACHuNE preserves the lifeo the
HhIr-changes It from gray to its original color
In three weeks-pre the hair from fall
ing-fs the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-WiIl surely remove
dandruffand cure all disease Of the scalp
is delightfully."- perfumed. cures badness, and
viii not stain the skin. We tell the story
perfect --55. is-z
RestOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestacliio Nut Oh. Sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Propriet0rS,
SDFinRfeld. Mass
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nIEIIl

on t1e nv qIeniTg, lffh Instant. 1t her
On between EofES aud
Ia tie 9Th 9elI : II her 4. ~. q
friends 81 mo tlriiiy do relte led III
~ tie tlnsi'l nom her ate dence, ~
20 moon VI iaouf iiEtleF nos
On fFGlnc9day InuFning 18Th Instant az
1ll e1ce. - an 3. elt.itiyil NE
tzlislt In I q ltti We Y ol hi
1n end tll6l m are inyifed to
lendf nm nom the OF hole On
oh5 siyes lleEnocnl t one oseleol
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Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATtIEws, VIsryF-
TIAS HAIR DYE, IS the best In the world. It
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 crook or stain, Does
not ruboR or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but impartsto 1t new liIe and lnstre.
Produces q beautiful black OF brown, az pre-
fered. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
Sattsfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, ~ y .,,5,,
Al, MATTHEW'S, Manufactures, n. =.
DEMASBAEaSE$5kCO Co, New York whole
sl ll a agents ~ III, nqayll:lyeod
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g4ustfar austrntlttuts
TO PURCHASERS


NHB GREAT REPUTATION OF mn,
u Rldbe Piano has induced mSlraS1E THE
Ier1or instruments to represent to fS.SSoI In
meEs that the Pianos they sell ara Tr Sq9Sto-
the same aa the Rnd6e, made BY w So,SSSSely
This Is an old DODGE, and one fSSt
gractced by manufacturers, who cannot only
their instruments to the trade am ot tel
market at any price. AA on the
This mode OF doing business shout,
enough 70 convince Purchaser al onCe' "! ~ be
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNAPE VI The
mere fact OF small makers takin1 IT,. Ihe
the STANDARD, and working nnor1 IN IN As
reputation should be all the eVidencs r enelF
1t is wed known fact that all f,rv,
Piano manufacturers have their eStabSiSIlit4s
agencies and dispose of their goods fbrSSlnteSd
them. '0ugh
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d Valuable Farm for Sale,

Valuable Farm for Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
= the fafm on which he now resides, situat-
ed one mile from Bellton, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, containing 265H acres
go acres of which are under cultivation. al
FIGURING and Saw mill, dwelling house and
all the ordinary outbuild ings will be found on
This land 1leson Fish Creek, and q covered
with q growth Of splendid timber. 100
jy28-ddSw6m JAMES A. RICE.
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For Sale.

4 COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE SIT
IA uated on the west side Of Main street,
Centre Wheeling, containing eight rooms,
cellar, &c. Every thing connected with, this
house in the most complete order. Apply to
THOMAS OiBRIEN, Real Estate Agent,
over PeOple1s Bank. au-l5slW
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DIR. LARooKAHPs
Indian Vegetable Prlfnonic Svr1

1879 = = Vt UP
CURES COUGHS, COLDS, wHooPING
VI COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SWEATS, HoARSENESS, to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUME
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen OF every denomination, authors
editors professors in our various COLLEGES and
by many of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, II is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear Of the
many of the cough preparations of which
opium and ipecac are the base. l4t
GIVE TIA TRIAL. iysldi
y Price 80 cents and 81 per bottle. ~
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Prop,r, Melrose, Mas.
FIELD, Wheeling, md atretail by all Drug
gists, also by Il. II. Logan & Co.. and Logan,
List List q Co. 81 r,t4i.1 my2S7SmdfEW
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VIEWS or A AfARYfASp CoNoRIs 8
1EA1l.- The Hon. John e. Thomas, of
Baltimore, was honored with q compli-
mentary serenade at Cape May few
evenings ago, BY some of his friends.
BE made z brief speech on the occasion,
which We tiid reported IN the Philadel-
phia Press. Coming 70 the abiect Of
colored suffrage, he remarlL6d i
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7 isENACTLYt WHAT YOU yNANT.s IL
NFATHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE
III known and used over 20 years, Daily
I'm IN ~, ~ one
apply It, Produces q Iustrous black or brown,
g desired; Does NOT finturo the hair. Price
sofa BY Drug ists and Fancy GoodsD Dealers
Also, MATHEWS ARNIQA HAIR GEoSs
fof res ana d the hair. 1u4-eod7ly
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TNsTITUTE OF PRAcTICAI DRAw-
3 ing, Surveying and Civil and Mining
EngineeEing, 81 Filth St, over the Allegheny
sank Rlttsburgh; open rom October LIST nm.
u APril1st. It costs about SIS to he o good
dfaughtsmaA, go practical Surveyor and
$40 good practical Civil Engineer. For q
circular. address A. WANDER NAIIiLES.
Rprincipal, or w. 8. HAVEN { CoFner of
Wood and Sd sts,, Pittsburgh. auiO-6te II
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: :, feopID VIII teII YOU tnIlF Ion1ElIa -
in favor OF negro stidrage and negro
equality. NY Ideas Of negro equality
may be a litfle difierept nom othets.
neffc being his eduRl, Il 5lri llter. IT
& Iienfo5 h rs more brains INN he hlls
he II ent cd q 60 lyfe5t eis IL te tt and
n rem 4 ileiEf6 raises himself 10 tliat
position. i 1ihhtt thinls he - u radfng
~ of fliat i am a ting him, and any
ono n RAID Of negro ed utility = not as
good is . neiIyo. :
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isns "a ;si,Er .AyBL - sati i;i.5ii, ~
VEgEEAELE ssIGI.IAN HAIR RE-

NEyVER. ~ i..s5!,.
has proved itself 20 be the most nerfect
gLst ration lor the hair ever offered to the
~ H. % table compound, and contains
nolnt pps pfurertieS whatever. =
llleep the hair nom "a IlInE out 2 q
" cleiln the scalp and makes the hnfF.
son, lustFpns and a. ken. 49,. -5if55-5
1t Is q splendid 1tair Dire M
No pefsors oil OF young slfonld mi1 tonse 4.
W. .3eco tansnded and used by the INST
9lqQlcll Hul1uf1tyaifi 8 III ziti-f. asslas8a y
Ask for HlIla We able slciiian Hair
Renew and take no Other SOD l.i,5s
Il RIP. HAIL q CO.
i III liti1, n, H, tors.
For ny ali tlIu1si ~ fii1.a ydtENEtl1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-16

souTHEkN Iso4ALfx AND Un1on1sar.
on oneside Is the report Of Commits
sioters steedman and fullerton, on tho
,othee, this sur line dispatch nom Mo-
bile H. t1aaleit7s.st
s The pro ect f6f libli b hR d Radio
cal here has been laband oned, as.
the tom yspnld be obbed, they haV-
ini received several anonynnfis yvrit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-16

oS satutdhs Id hosrly II flis5ySIi
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struck ior higher Wngc5s In d i6s5
Hours tie pforrieiols had employed
ot-ef- -o i''lse .eeil places. and tie bus
ines oI ne'eqioh l'shmcnt went ON -
1li1Iue OF The kind Ind ocenFred. fb6
ur1rrIclurs utre ItoideI foenil1il.,l -,
ltfrs connected with tho Unions On