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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

LrNRKz-Tne large amount Of lun4-
Der that bzS pGSsed down the river The
Esas4 few DAYS Is rsnnA-kablA- R2ffinE
appearS 20 have almost superseded al
oder bs,Szness on The river On Safur-
day some splendid rafts passed down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

AKzEI-We isa-a BIZ Nashville
pzps- thai last EesS William J. CoIzS.
Of this cSTv, VAS ESSea 70 Nashville IN
crSsOiT. as Al accamp1ics wiki Henri
Euoz-, 2nd Others. IN the A1s Gope-n-
mem yrsusiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

Ft-AT
Edwin EocnbTocE, Cc.nplzfEsa1s
Jaeo5 e Eo-nhruok and o;h=z. Defendants.
PuEzuf 10 5ezHe rznSerei N the ho-e
saE5t5a6 canse by the CireEf COuES q O1EO
eUuneF. SAFE q NeS1 Virginia O. The fEh
tHg a 1Iaren- 1885. Sal FsEosee1 70 szIl a
p5sg5c s81z- Al lie fron1 docE q tx CocyT
E4u1sE q Gshto eso1ntE, q I1eszsy. Tie 9Th
Sizy q ApEH- 151E II = oicsoek a INTO ne
EtEftsEs zEsd bsSs h5tle the Edlrl5iEz gse-g[iS-
Cd EcopsTGF- to VII:
he sJzzE Ezazf q los CT pared Of z-oz-sd
bEsug n1Iahe-s.1 To h1zotreI and SIX COS
1.1arizE On zh.e TSz1 Sd q E1d S1resz- be-
EEeen FEul md Seou1d streets, and lad o1i
y y Nam CaAEzins and osheS. Is Al zsd-
aixsoa 70 tE1s city q HI.sezilzz. 8Ezd IN Ia:
paEI q shs GzsE o. v EleedlE czzfsd Genre
= ls.eeliElz- sfh WEzd
TENS q sals-o1e fhitd 6 n cash, 10 h
pl5d q sbe 1zF q sale, GEd Ike EszdEs II
tEo equal ls<all1,Eats. ~ one s2d tEO Eezs-
he FIIEc5sasez lzT1nZ b1ll[sS VIII eo1d sE1ezL-
ny. bea1ing tuien&s HoEa he CAY % saAz r1iI
ratc- ne EzEc2lssET - have the oIsda9ao g pay
HE TIE W61fe q The rElTE9zIss q any
E-easeE pax EF1zn The oze- iklEzd n casa- ne
IKE 70 tss nEsasned until the TEo5e o. TIE Pr
e92EsE moGET Is I'D
JOSEPH SEFB0ID.
shazn a OG5o Comfy and seal Coz-
4ALs--tlEsi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
TrIIStpp'S Said

DT VIRTUE OF A DIED OF Trust.
d executed TO ne b SznEo-d p Hal tez--
ing 6a-s March 2l1E- ISL zE15 nov o. rgzcJ-d
n Ihz Rero-GsrSc- q Ohio comfy " -
NiEE1niz- VII s=l On 1Css5ay-. t5s -z-h day
O. April 1SsT. Al lUs m, a. TIE GoCE1 Hons
o. said Cou.1fy. 10 Ilzs hi-beSt b5gsE. tzse 70
loving properly. TO wiz Los No :, Sand z5r
also fraction q : fs-=t IEEJzlt and running
CzlcS nSaziy Tie f1l tel=h ofSsz5d lots
TIE above property = situated IN NO-lh
WhseltrsE- N that part laid CIT bS- John Nc
LIRE ana hzS good brisE dT7slH1g kpGSs-
&c crested = Ereu-,- TsrlS q S-Ie czzsz II
hand THOMAS :. MAULSBY,
mEgl-Sds T-uS1ae-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

Psz11= desz-znz 20 consult me IN rezazzl 70
terms Of TaEnsn;- A. en- lave tosi,
DzDss a. tie Gas Coznranys o6ne, OF VEsli
ssS - JACOB HogSgPooE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

TR LAD CUxlP.-Ws were IN error
in stating ca Sunday morning. thai
The lad who was injured on he Hemp
hsl6 rad Was dad We are glad 10
say th2t he : alive and getting along
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16
Price $4,000.
HoUsEHoID rURyrTURE

re E-o1nd cad zo.- b. Yz-y.zzszd and
ths b1ildlnss IL put up AZ 4 e1s- q l=ss than
$500 sE1l also sal ny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

FioRsED A NoTE-Wlliam FThomp-
son WaS arrested saturday for forging
his fathers note, and vas lodged n the
Iock-upN He S1eemPzed 70 escape 70
Ohio, but was captured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

FurtAlszs Hxir Res.a-s-x Is Tie nasae,
faus hzt Rpoas Pestschsne : neyG con
5enned
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Dr. Johnson.

Member OF the Royal Co-l=.z q ST..
Io1co1- GrzGuste O D5e ofS1s rzoSf 80,
Coles in TIE intel S-aEsz s1l5 Ia 80.
par q Et-1Ssz LIE Lz> been Sy=nr n ~ -
p--ssES o. LGl1cl- Fa-ZS- P1issi=Zr-1Es -
e-ss=7z E=-=- h. s-=--l=75 ssGI= q r5 - Il.
t1'El2s.l-EIz ccrss that we're sv=- ELs5y--.- -
tEo-1.ea s---E ringing n the head 80 -,
= In z-eezl great t-=l-lg EL7---sE
a. sl1c=1 SoIDcs. bzssZfoZzszss E-ir.l +rs-g-,E-.
u-Lzse--Es-- zEts15=1 SuE1z:i-Ea.=S With ss-z-zz
E1=;1ict mind. I=-t c1TEs1 in-rlsz54-s!y.
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Foreign Fruits.


= CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIAN FE-AsS,
- seszses C drEsz B5-5szzzI F.rEDe& essS L
cs@ HSe @y~a rs azaI-a-
6zs5 = IL baxs
= eax@ Leao= sd OzzS@
50 zrtsa Cocaczzs- Ii ocz zsscZzsS- ezA1s
Splsss and 01ye 0yzS. SzzH1s- Rsssa
C1T7sl-s- DG-eS- 6z1Ez-s, 6c-4 sSc-s lzSz awe
Ard ~ sale tcE. u
SHTLTZ 4 TRTSCHHL-
SEz-ksz ~ docs eSs5E NIue 3
zsbzI WHEELING. y. Va
Rroozn HaEm@
.anOn POPLAR Broom aASDLAs
HUN jos -scsSTez zl5 s1CSl@z -
ssaiL CHAS- = a.E-eSs.l
CAulsSia< OoSseu-
SnO rs spun DdT1lN. FGz CAGA-A
s1ttV mE s1S zsczTes as ~ So ~
1ahlk CaAS = E'E-1-IsA'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

czuDzE1S.' cAzE1Aez<-Dn-eaa ssysa.
and rEscss II y. Nroom s Rn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

Il = nov ov5- thirty razS szncs II s57T=
Ss=35h-5ts+f ElAS ZE-s 1-S- l5SSss1T=-ss1 = 1'=-
in NOS % tn Eslt1-lc l-ls--:l-al-ss- =
u El-Tz1 Es-zse:se== o. bob :s=asSlaz-e=- -
unparalleled S1ss=SS Z ever c=Z==- Go- : :
a-lEy - IRE 1-Esar -ssc~ q -Ae 1s1--
Szrs6Sc q 34zi5eS who have TsSSz1 .Es=zz- "a =
= indDcei 70 make n EalSS Ts-b15c s7- n A.
deviation q ;tl1S= Sz1r5e[zEEz 1-s-z1 any -c-e--
la-5Tz5S tlazEsyEE- sci * . yssRTsz- - =
c-e=zse o. Zn5ly WbsEe 6ellih vi ~ pr
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CITY ITEMS.

poeSr b aas.znea u Ne ChoNz-A. Arasrs-
can Drops wm me II. Anslyusz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

NGoR e P. HUrsoS, who was On
dufy in this CRY for some time during
the Wa=, Is stopping At the Aellnre
House- BE nov resides " TAllAhssSe,
Floriia-
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wIIiEara r Rohin@an- p,zisnaant-

"
william T Robinson Defendant
Pursuant 70 two - Ve=al Judgements ~ lES
s-li orders O. Sale tEs1e-E6e-, -sI1GSEs1 u Ite
shove emitted cau-ss hJ the G1Eclli Coc-f Of
D!lto County, On Ebs S9sll 1as Of EscEon5-- ~
Cc-niN- SlSEe q WsS1 Y 1E--llld On TIE IN tlzE
a. March ISifi On tie Il = SIDE ikere1L
shah piSon=EG 10 sell al TsEcL2c sl1S ~ me
trz-T door O. the Co1TE E1OUS= Q: OHIO ecsluJy
On dhurS1ay- The 81 Jay q Nay. isie- ~ 70 O.
CO.'S = M 20 the hiES5S1 aT1 tSI bidder ilss
following tsSc-ibed properly. VIZ -lIls half
g1z OF Erouud nuTDhz-s5 ore hundred and
Market s;re=s, between Madison and Jrl1o1
STREETS. IN the CITY o. Wheeling together EsIEl
81 IRE buildings sid in E-uvs-ls51lS Thereto
tsIolEiuE- colS5S{nE G EoS1 three story
h-ESk puiAdiEE- IL IeEt II length the fr1-2i
part q the bul1lng bang $ Je6t- sEG the
tzscE pax = frst VIDE c1lfztnzElz > cham
he's tsa-TtSazl1- bsSEzse -od-u- plario-- large
ES- under thEES foElrilS OF the b-zilccCz- z-1d
which G1lLtlEsg2 : nov oEsslE ,2z5 - John N
BAH hssls a2So part q. lus o. GfouE2t NUN.
ba=e5 one hundred and thiETy-ocE ia 3 tes.
vide and IN 5sEszL L. frn1iEElE o. E1s1rIt
S-ne%-- and situated IN Ilf [=z-E q Ite city o.:
Wheeling called Scsah ZsnsiS addition. with
GEze Improvements On the szrHS. c5uS-sstDE o.
numbered - and 81 Ablttt1E each o:lee- and
extending fru-II 4zZkEs 10 Fourth Sz-s5z--
Terms o. SalS-A credit q six Twelve ard
eighteen months the plrclsass- giving bind
with ppEoTezl c<1T!Eg. tss-lTlE i1tSrsss 1rC--z
thsS=zS 81 sale uEl-zi PAID. The IKE 10 D. ~
tzinsa until AL Itls purchase ulGnsy : viz5d-
JS->EPa SEYBpLD,
spEa-ts SasEli q G4lto County.
NOR SAIF-ICT No ia. - EST SIDE
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MARRIAGE

Married Ps=ous- o. Yong Ns1 r,,-..---.
ting -tlzErazse being lEa-s q F5i5Tsi--T -;
cured s-7--T
he Who p2zsss hi1nszif zo5z-:5s es,s,.--
J may Eel5Ei52sly c1E6Ss II =. 49, =
St-tlh = Z E5tlg-s5eszr -s'-- =
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mtdital.
DR. II. ]. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

ECLECTIC ASO4S4NSS.
WV TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OrT-CE SDST-, CNzu WHEELING, W. Va.
DR K HAVING SECURED TIE SER
u VICES Of an tEtlIssnF asszSsAE,El T1o
ciasS putting Up prescriptions DE-. VIII ez1Ss-
HI hE-l 70 give more attention 20 ont Pc
Is%y5ts- sSp@szaIly 20 his many friends II Ehe
his oEn oz6cz, Scd all delivered 70 ESS PC
TientS by himself Dr. Il that's 81 olsss-SeS-
tly : afflicted. He hiss 3 laEss nU-ZfSs- q rev
rs-ne5tes- which have P-0ye-i =s-Tla-1 -
C1-y-li - gitSEsss Which heretofore have beea
supposed 10 be 1ncuEahse- among EnSeh nay
he nzrnsd: G'n5aSnEn TisSil- SeZolLSLa- -
chSrzES 1rILn TIE EsE. IloTla- In !ft;=1 S12anos
Gamers and skin DESsaseS- HIS mode Of
treating Live Disease Stomach Cora paints
Bronchitis ard al diseases q the 1AFoEs&
~ AFr PssSzvss Hyp@EIruuhy and ali OH
a diseases OF the Eea-I- SzuTaAzza- EFzl=IlSy-.
Spinal AIsset1SLzs- and Al dEsAS q Stls-Ns[
fsSzss5 10 b. The mos cSgLztn SID SoceESSzCl
evs- known 20 the medical Profession D. f.
net - Al .s:ssssSsss Tsecaliz- 70 women viz
LeaszTll IzS1EuccSoES. Painful Ass1Sl ESsSist'i1-
Ls1c=Ihez- Uterine ard pSs-2o1 tGIi2f'LSs
he makes a SpsezziEy IN the treatment Of
al Chronic Affections Of the Gsniin Y MAT
IlYyssFls. w: Cs-aZTh q Bladder ard UTethTa,
Irritable ssss5GeE- and Scs2-[sisaEesn- 2Esd
IS-I{ali,s. a. Urine Urinary Deposits OF
philitsc p5sszseS n 81 iae5r varied 1dEEzS
Gho.a=TheA- is compilations aod sesycsllS-
SS4ssrnlzfssrEnsa and ImIsJleEey- and I'll 2-lsc-
Tons coZ1SeS DeE1 upon youthful lnd1S-Ieito1Se
s4lso SpecSSl attention paid 70 the treatment
81 Fi~t1Iss White Swelling. SGpfuI01s
So.eS NarleSsz U5ceEs. &c Pe-SoE1S Allied
Erszzie7utzr5y with Cd t-cscblss1Ens eASzS
should los< 10 time to call &C n scdrSH
EI=NER Communications containing Zee
Il9oznp,ity no15csd- DEdos TZeSc-1ufon1S and
IDa54Eus cssss2- EoI T2S71S II tzty- As1,IEs .
Cslser PhTStczSzS O[6es 6o1rS- A. II 10 L
Nj p Y TO- P. ~ sd p n 10 PIP II
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#rdifaI.
4 CARD TO THE LADIES
DR.. DUPoNcQfs
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

I-1EsIlfe5e n Co-7es--=--z I--s=zllz.5-5ess z9T-
IN OtlS--I-e-sl-zS o =Hs Month"; rs.
1un Vg-lssSyss Cars E-5
LwATs sCr-EssFCL IS a FEEvE SELvE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

in Born, Of The Fairmons Tessts
was Al the Grant House yesterday.
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For Sale.

o7a ACRES OF THE BEST LAND N
40 Ohio coluTy. on the waters OF Short
C-ESS ore mile 1ruIn Tie Ono River. . ac-SS
il rI,t-lsfoys- balance IN ISEzsSS and Pasture
sr-ll-lw IIRNIN. r. E Az
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SbeTiT,s Sale
Edwm HUbE0cLC

cTAIE or WEsT VIRGINIA. OHIO
= County Cz-rut1 C0zrt- In Clancy.
4zEsa ~ lssA
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YOUNG AIES

EspscIzily. -Eo Esvs b@s1-az -Ess -
Solitary N5ce- that drs=zdf1I zod g. -, =
hstit which Annually ssE==Es 70 a. z-1---'E
gravs thOCsa1Etk OF Young Ven ~ TE5.--7J
exeil ant ia-z1ts aEst 0-2iita-zt inis5s=E- -.
might O-tzzEEES= have eEE-zrezsi - "i9
sS8atss WIKI tfl= tEuD1s-S q slgly-z..--S
Szked 10 ee1scy tkS Hs1ns Ey7-E- - - 2
with fuII c1uEIzzEz - q
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Sherif,s Sale

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- CocnTy Circuit Cou-c- On ihs lz$ SIDE
March sth- ESS5 Causes No ! anG2
william Tzuznt- Henry TaIlsnt ard Lewis $.
Ielsplaza Partners under the arm nAc-ss o.
TSILanf & llslAyslain- Cosn plAinaafS
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MtdifaI.
Lock HOSPITAL,
As REFUGE ~,
QUAGEKRY. E'J0
TggoSLYPLA CT WHERE crer,
BIZ OBEA MED. ~ IL

DR JOHNSON has diSo1TssEs1 ftisr,-s.r,-
tain Speedr, and Only E6scs1sI 80 =
n the WuEld for Weakness o. IL 10y
IErahE- StrzczdzeS Affection q IT, 80 Z
and BlsddsE Inv6luntzEy D3sczsar-z=-S.- T-.-sgs
.sIcy, GEe-al Debility, Se-yces-s-.- = p
Tsss-a, LzEEU1T, Low spirits. Cor. ~, IL
Idesss; Pslp-iatin. q the Hear Ti.s5-,.e
Issszss q ne Had. ThTpaE- So,-e- - - -
Afec1aous Of The Liver. LQnss- S,r--...3Et--,
E9E-e2s-i.19ss Ie=[1tos= 51-sc-Tz==S z-zs!:Z -
Solitary ttsf2Is % Gc7I2-Ses-ef ar;1 -
Eszacl5cS mag-e fatal TO tlsszr y.r-E--ss -s'ea'T
song Of Syrel1s to fhs Marines - - Il
bliEhf5ns thar mos brilliant hol.- o. ; -
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TAKE PARTICULAR SoTIG

iEss-11-=3FeS b incufursz- indulZelcs z-d -.
izrI Lzt--S- 7 -l-ct1 yin both t,rszy ard = -
EI-i1t-ll-z t-l5-n 81 e-t1sE bLSzEsSs s.czy. =
c1z-F- q Elz-Ezzsz-
Ih=s7= ar s1-1s O Its sd and znelznsss,-
S==ess Ii--'1Ezss7f ~ za-lT- HABITS o. S1z.z- -
= rzsEls-s- q --1= EzEE S.G T5rrr< pst-s :
ne t-=31- I-r11c-=sS o Sizr- los q 1f-s---s-
Pore, FalHss-lzzl7zl q IL Heart DTS.-g,=F
: s-F1-s --.-'a1-lEET- I=-z.=z-ns1lt q III l.
E==~--E= Functions CEREAL E.zssIf-v So
i1Ezl- q t1-ESz-E1 g-31n- e
EE-SLALLE.-Ioe fazrf1I Elects on the Mn
az lE1Ez . = C-sz1a5- Los Of Ne-ry-v
lc-ztlss1l o. I6s&S Depression o. SpsT.;s,
- -o-st'1'1-1ES. Av5-Son 20 society. 81.
,sl-Z= q. tE= els p-u1ccssi
--1--=z-1s g E-=-~1=E~ q al ages can now
---= E1zt : t1s racss 0. tEss- declining
zsa-1E- [1=E-z= -EzEr - t-s-sy5rrE.l. Z-e-sE
pa -=-E1Szs sEG 5z-zC-ss-=5 EEzEa-lz. s sszr-
AZ zlp--=-Z-a1c= a111- TIE sy@, Cough 40
SZEE1u--s q CuZsz-zlE-21a-
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DESIRABLE
Country Residence For Sale.

On ACCOUNT OF ! REDUCTION II
" TIE SIZE OF my family ore fo- ss55e my
pIUpEE1y, situated or the line AZ the Saraa-zl
RoSsd- four NILS eszsz o. he CITY o. Whse1Dk-
sad properly co1SzStS q
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=Soard. Sound The Truth Abroad
WEST yIRGISIA,s
m1erors AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOK HOUSE,

NrABu7sHED OK PRISCIPLEs or BIZ
II 1eFu1DuE- fE t6e elzHzl1z11El d 1SF1zl-
lelirsa1 KE1lieslEa- CoEEe1EIllF On Esr11'
- TF1efs P5lFEr md Hymn BoQEss sun
61lF sSell1aI ard IEe1lrr1lsEl El1nl7eafs1.ass q
AZ EEsi-e2Ess Box n tlzts G1-llziEg
. 1l1pEiIE- Es1rLlyy Se15ocl 1EEsc Box.
uSls1 ElERgeslE AGi1rEssE 1rdiesEg %
GH9ElsE ~ SI0.SEsiS- AZ
1Ecllr1Ie Erzee1. y lnelslZzE-
4I1ftoEiEa5 Ae5e11 f1r s-sS-z-llstlr ILL.,
h d. GSl1hriEs = irss6 a-3 sSlIllaa1F
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nor SALE-LGT No. I-e. g EST SIDE
L Of Market SsreeF. usET Lot below ttls D-S-
eiq,eS' Church Centre Nhs=l5nz-
ulrTl-sE : 2. HIL-TTsE-LF Z ----s-.sa-
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for saIt.
For Sale.

For SAFE.
MOUNTAIN SUMNER RESIDENCE
A on the Baltimore and Chic ESsi-EyEsE. u Q
vol i-uV-ovSli. HozsSe ssXSi- with Sn l. con
rssEir7s- 8 Issrzt Rooms or3Stzsi N sod SN-e-
ySve-vIElirle in comple-e o-dsr- ZINE Fishing
IN SrsauV CrSSk which abound with Trout
and plenty Game Nothing hacking TO MAKE
il CssS5ragGz- taUIll-lvt / IRWIN, Az
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Isz Do=a-s DIPLOMA az-s II his oEs
Ep1RsECIESI OF TEE PgESS

he zza-y zf2c-1Ss-ls1S cz=ss3 ~ 115s
mani FT1-1ED he Ezsl twenty ysa-s- E-E IL
rzurcz-rs1> important SzEsczzs CiI-E-i--Es 30
sc-LLse1 1T- u lC-E-lsE-1- zEEE==sz=-z II n
r.lE-z-s q p SsB AID many Cs.-l=- Els--S
notes o. Ekz5=h hare spgsaz-E5 G-EE- and
SzzIl t-zfoge he uahz5c- tszsz5s=s N. EzE1z n
- E=ntls-lar ofEszs-zSss-az. =s5sI-lz5---T
: Sc1c5=a1 ELs-a-Ets= % IL z1c-=--
SKIN DISEASES SPEEn-LY CIZEC.
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HOW TO MAKE MILKEKS.

No matter what breed you have,
somethihg is necessary tb reach the
highest success in raising good milk
ers. 1t is well to have good blood,
whether it be Ayrshire, ,sJ ersey or Short
Horn grades, but apart from this i'm
portant advantage, the course of treat
ment in raising asmilker is somewhat
different from that in raising a beef
animal or an animal for labor.
Thecalf 'sh ould be well fed and pet
ted while young. Well fed, to induce
n rapid growth, so as to enable the
heifers to- come in early; petted, to
make her gentle and fond of the pres
ence of her keepers. Fondling helps
to create quiet disposition, so i'm
portant in a dairy COW, and this educa-
ton must begin when young. For a
mixer we would. have the heifer come
in at two years old, and ifshe has been
well kept, so as to have att;i led a good
size, she is then old enough to become
COW, She will give, more milk for
coming in early + It forms the habit OF
giving milk, and habit, you know, is a
sort of second nature. An older bull is
better. We use too manyyoung bulls.iA
three or four year old is far better as
stock getter than a yearling, and many
prefer FIVE or six year old to any 9th
er,seAfter1 the heifer has come in, let
her feed be regular. Clover is prefer
red to all others for the stall feed. a
little oat meal induces large llowst--t
Indian meal is rather fattening. In
bad weather, give her clean, airy STALL
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-12
FARMERS ACCOUNTS.

From what we have learned, says
the Germantown Telegraph, we do not
think farmers are, as a rule, careful and
exact enough in keeping their accounts.
They should have their books as much
ASIA mechanic or storekeeper, IN which
to enter their receipts and expenditures
of every kind and the dates when they
are made. The product of every field
should be known, whatever crops may
be occupied by it, and the field noted,
80 that comparison may be made
with the product of the same kind from
other fields of equal extent, in order to
get at the most profitable portions of
the farm for particular crops Indeed
every item should be carefully entered,
as well as an exact estimate as possible
of everything consumed in the. family
BY these means each one can ascertain
the'true result Of his years operation
"a circumstance which we should sup
pose every farmer would be, especially
desirous of knowing--but which, we
are sorry to say, too many of them are
indifferent about An exact knowl-
edge of the years operations, and the
success which attends them, have a
stimulating effect in urging us to do
better where we have not done well
enough, and, to maintain s. the gauge
where well enough has been achieved.
Is it not so (?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-12
PR, NV ,,ggE Wbbo,fsG3eIr will, o;ve n,o

PouLTI.Y. Whoever will give proper
care to early chickens, may set the hens
as early as the first of April. Early
chickens are particularly useful as in
sect killers, for the first insects are the
parents of future swarms. Give sell
dom more than thirteen eggs. Select
those1 Of perfect form, Of medium or
notextra large size, and strong shells.
Mark each egg with a. lead pencil, and
on several put the date at which they
are put ,undeEthehen! Iethens lay in
movable boxes, so that when they begin
to set they maybe removed away from
the laying hens Feed regularly, and
keep water always, before them. Feed
may always be kept before sitting hens
if rats are not troublesome. Turkeys
should be confined and made to lay at
home In a low box or basket, where
they can be controlled, SO that when
their young hatch they may be kept in
doors for a week or ten days, as they
are very apt to die if they get wet
Set 2Duckss' eggs under hens, Geese
take care of themselves, but should not
be forced ito go far for food while sit
ting. llR lo d9efs i54 ,tFs2 t8&si tia .l5Fe
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much exposed during the winter should
be blanketed when out Of the stable,
kept out of 1draughtsi and rubbed down
well if wet, with even greater care than
is used atany otheroseason. While the
animal is renewing his coat he is par
ticnlafly sensitive to changes Of wealth
err and liable tottake cold. 81 Feed liberr
ally and groom well, and this rather
critical period will passqufeklyg, Hors-
es turned into the fields for exercise,
enjoy it so thoroughly that it is great
temptation to5turn severaI loose tof
gether. Do not do it. They often
strikes or kick. one anotlfer-upoaa~th
heads0 rs to produce swellings dis
easss offhe bone, or other permanent
deformity ss---, -
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. R, r.,
Double Track Route From
9ittsb,,roIs ta 9hitadelphia.
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At Pittsburgh, trains from the West direct to the
Union Depot where PASSENGERS are transferred to the
Trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railway which leave
Pittsburgh and arrive at other points as follows- @
/. D1YEXPRESS-Lea Pittsbufg at 2:2O
a.n., stopping at principle Stations. Arrives
at Altoona ut 1885 a. M, Tyrone s;23 a. M,
[Bellefonte 1892 q. NJ, Lock Haven 1911 p. NJ,
Harrisburg 10 p. m, Baltimore $50 p. M,
New York, via Allentown, at 1895 P: M, Phil
;adelphia at $50 p.r M, and New York, via
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.-Leaves Pitts
burgh at 2:20 a. m, stopping at principal sta
tions. Arrives at Altoona* at 1885 a. m. Tyrone
1893 a. m, < (Bellefont l0:32a. M, Lock Haven
1919 p. m.,l Harrisburgf 10 p. M, Baltimoret
$50 p. M, New York, via Allentown 1895 p.
M, Philadelphia $50 p. m >, and New York,
via philadelphia at 1927 pm. ssoa+
MAIL LINE.-+Leaves Pittsburgh at lao
a. M, stopping at all regular Stations. Atoonat
at sos p. m, Harrisburg 1925 a. M, arriving
'at Philadelphia at 7;10 a. m., 3sri5 st- -
} PITTSBURGH s. ERIE .MAIL.--Ltaves
Pittsburgh at $50 a. m, stopping at nearly all
Stations. Arrives at Altoona at l:50 p In.,
Harrisburg S:l5 p. m, and Philadelphia at
+ PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS. .P-Leavcs
Pittsburgh at 4:10 p m. stopping only at prin-
eipal Stations. Arrives at Latrobe 500 p. m.
Altoona $3.50 p M, Harrisburg 2:35 a. M, Bal
timore 700 a. m, New York, via Allentown.
1000 a. m, Philadelphia at ITO a. M, and
New York via Philadelphia. at I2:05p. IN.
Sleeping Cars run through on this train from
Pittsburgh to Baltimore and Philadelphia, and
to New York via Allentown
FAST LINE.-Leaves Pittsburgh at 1000
p. M Stopping only at principal Stations
Arrives at Altoona at $40 a. m, Harrisburg
1926 a. m, Baltimore 1890 p. m, New York+
via Allentown, $40 p nl.,2 Philadelphia ITO
p. M, and New York : via Philadelphia, at
$40 p. m. = - a5l..tzt .sts.zs s-r.jflr-
4: Breakfast. Dinner . ]. Supper.
-Tg Daily, ali other trains Sunday excepted.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-12
Notice 10 Teachers.

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TNHE Board Of School Examiners of Wyan-
L dot county, Ohio, from and after The e1st
day of September, 1866, will hold meetings for
determination of teachers. under lhe.f'Ac to
provide for the re, organization supervision and
maintainanoe of Common Schools" and the
amendments thereby. passed March If, 1861
as follows; In Upper Sandnsky, insaid Wyan-
dot county, on tho LIST and Sd ySaturdaysin in tho
months % April. May. June. September, Oo-
tober aud November and the first Saturday 5
of all the other months. li-.t+ i'h htHf" ts
Under tho amended school law 8 Each male
applicant fora certificate, shall pay the Board
of Examiners, a fee of fifty cents, and each fe-
male applicant, a fee of thirty five cents as a
condition of examination. - 1l,'tft"T g.
l89 Iyami nations to commenceat 10 o'clock
A. M, at the Court House in said town.
BY order of the Board of Examiners.
'st5tA 'ttihs HENRY MADDUN, Clerk.
January 3, ls66---ly. Ia."r s -f