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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

CINCINNATI, July I6.-The base ball
match between the National Club of
Washington City, and the Cincinnati
Club, yesterday afternoon, resulted in
a victory for the Nationals. The score
stood ffty-three to ten.
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settlement OF the Alabama Claims.
New YORK, July l6.-The Tribune's
special says: Important negotiations
are in progress between our Govern
Inent and England, looking to the set
Element of the Alabama claims upon
a basis of the purchase by the United
States OF the British possessions on the
Pacific ocean Intervening between the
former territory and Walrussiu. There
is good reason for saying this nego'
tiation will terminate in treaty be-
tween the United States and Great
Rritain.
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For Rent,

TIME STORE ROOMS LA IELY OCCU-
! pied by George X. Taylor Co.. ana j.
Clemens & Co., on Main -'se@ / also nss'-
ment rooms tiuishei. Good 80. CO. in second
story, and good rooms Tor oehe- purposes n
second and third story in good order. Hu--
session given immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fOl
sale in the sixth Wand, on reasonable terms
THpS. HORN BROOK.
roe. mp stairs. febS-t;
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WHISPERS
Nj t a. G h e 8 !!

Mus t a c b e 8 J
HoRCEDToGROWU PoNTIH II, Es s,satSS nv nv
, 1 S' b 5@''G BEyiGNEis REsTA URATEUk
CaPILLAIRF. the mot wonderful a,i iG q '' Rssrg
~. - HI in an almost miraculous manner;
n bas been used by the SUI Of far l,. an
London with the most u na AZ sdlijs, eSSd and
II sntITe sstisfartIOn Is not given In every IN
siaacs, the money VIII be cheeTiuIIy Teiun 81
Ti...It,,iva ,.iTc,Iar ~ and testimonials Inalieo
nee. Adore, BERGER, SHUTS q W.
Chemists, No IS5 River street. Troy ~ r.
cole agents for the UnILsd Slhie1.
rDchZ3s~EE tTIUhEPl-
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Notice.

VNHE USDERSIG NED, SAMUEL l.. CAR
| PENTER. who was lawfully appointeC
and qualified By the trOhanS' Court III amt
for tue County OF WtStn orelhnd, In the
State OF PeunSy lHaula. as gua!dAu OF Nor
Hanson Pisman and NnIhapiel PigmaI, mr.
nor children of Nathaniel Pign an and Mar
garet &. his wi g. late OF Wheeling, in Ohio
county, West Virginia. bath of whom are
now decea.ed, (Which minor children reside
in The said county OF WestnOTeland, Pal
will, on the first day of the DC ODER Term .
1867, Of the Circuit Court for Ohio County,
West Virginia, or soou thereafter Uurln-
the said term rs the application can he heard,
apply 10 the said ircuiI Court Tor an order
directeI TO Beverly NJ. EOii. ns guardian o.
the -ald minor children, To pay over anu de
liver to me, as such GU -TdIhn. nlI personal
property and money in his hands belonging
10 his said wards.
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Mowers and Reapers,
Woods Prize Mowers,
The Standard Mowers of the World.
advantages over 0thcr-.

Advantages Over Others.
GIMP IGITN OF CSISSTkUCTINN IN
, light draft tAe'ns the lghiCkt drt't Ma
,'Iine In tie worldly neutrality-suspicious., OF
cult ne eT 81 ,gs-wIIl cut all kinds III
grass n side daft We iShI on IDi-ts~ IL ok
the CuIteI-bar can I've THIsru TO pass Up>Iiuc-
lions toy the diiScr IN his cattle cutter
ba IT has an adjustable wheel at each end by
which all friction Is avoided, anu height Of
cuLregulsted. The only Maahl- &c or which
q Full Stock of Extras are B1cpt Con.
stRntIy on Hand.
REMEMBER! Eou had better have your
Machine two weeks too early than one day
PRYOR BOYD & CO., Genr Agents.
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sORGO HAND BOOK,

Our Eighth Annual SOrEO IbR mi Book
CIVI>G THE MOST RELIABLE IS
VI formation on Manufacturing OrVunl
syrup. the result % 10 ears per On1l tx
renee. with full deception al the c lebr-t+d
Cox EvAPoRAIok VICTOR C.SE Mill
Also. deS "TlpiIOu Of TIL CEEEA 'ItER
AND GRAPF MILL sent free 10 AL 4p, Ifcants.
BLYMYhh, MOTION * co
jlyi-2teow 'inriun1tI. q.
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ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished
AT ruE woNpERFuL REvELAT

AT TuE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE Blythe GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT,
Madame H. A. PERRIGo-
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
y ever knew, Che restores to happiness
those who from dOleful events, cataStroPhiea'
crosses IN love, loss of relations anu irlenus,
loss Of money, &C., have become despondeni'
She brings together those long separated,
gives Information concerning absent ITlendh
or lovers restores lost or stolen properly. tellh
YOU the business you are best ouallned 70
pursue and in what you Will De most success
mi causes speedy marriages and tells you Tue
name likeness and characteristics u the per
SON. She reads your very thoughts. ana Dy
her almost supernatural powers unVelIA the
dark and hidden mysteries OF the future
From the stars we see in the nrmanent-tne
naIefc stars that overcome or predominant
positions of the planets and the hxed staIsln
The heavens at the time OF birth, she deduceS
The future destiny of n man. Fall not 70
consult the greatest AstrologISt on eartn. II
costs you but n trihe. and you may never
ngain have so favorable an opportunity.
Consultation fee, with likeness and all de-
ri ed Information, 81. Parties living at dlS-
tance can consult the Madame by mail WIN
EQUAL safety and satisfaction to themselves, as
hin person. a full and explicit chart, written
out. with all Inquiries answered ana llken isas
enclosed, sent by mail on receipt OF price
above mentioned. The Strictest secTesy VIII
he maintained and all correspondence re-
tnrned or destroyed. References OF the high.
esi orIier furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day of the month and yeai
IN which you were BORN enclosing hn1AH
lock- of hair. Address, ,a,Co
MADAME Fl. a. PERRlSO.
P, o, DRAWER 28o, BUFFALO, ~. L
rnchZ}-eOd .triw6wly
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To Farmers.

The Hubbard Mower md Reaper W ith
self EkIIScrS AGtHchRtI-
The Medium ttubbHrIl Mower.
The Light Hubbard Mower.
IN CALLING THE ATTENTION OF
| the Farmers OF West Virginia TO lie Hub
unrd Machines, ] would assure them that
they are warranted Ia give satisfaction, aud
that they are the lishIeSL draft machines in
the world. At The Great National Field
Trial OF
Mowers and Reapers,
held at Auburn, New York, July. SO. aud
Iasting three weeks, tue grand cold Heidi
WAS awarded to tile Hubbard Comb. ned
Mower and Seil-R.tlIIng Heap,r.
The Hubbard also took for Xix suCcr sSIve
years, the Fist Premium AT The Tho stale
FUT.
The Hubbard hns also carried or tho
highest honor Mt the State Fairs OF ludlBna,
Michigan and other States.
Tine Hubbard combines durability, light
draft and moderate price.
send for descriptive pamphlet TO the agent,
X. ]. SMTIH,
Corner OF Market and quincy st,Eeis,
my3O-2mw wHEELISG W. Va.
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Sur gfMt.
For Rent.

.OHE ROOMS on MONROE STREET RI
| Gently Occupied by higgins as Photo
fiyi3 ]. IRWIN
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BEAUTY
Auburn, Golden ,Plaxen & Silken Curls

nRODUCED BY THE USE OF PROF..
DkBREUX' FRIsEH LIE CHEVEU8:
one application warranted to cure the most
SfraiR6t and stubborn hair of either sex into
yyayY rinYIets, or n AYy massive curls. Has
fIsan useI by tine most fashiOnables OF Paris
sni London with the most gratifying re-
s1jts DOCS no injury tn the hair. Price by
rnsiI sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive
Circular mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHTTTTS d CO. Chemists, No. 285 River st..
Troy. N. Y, Sole Agents for the United States.
rneh22-oOd, triW&Wly
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TN CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY
i West Virgins.
s 5,sss,,a B. n %:,@,m,sa' cn'nssry
Take notice that the depositions Of Joseph
orInick Enu other, W II be taken at the Of
ice OF Fd9 ard d. White. IL Justice Of the
ca o in Church own. Lancas tT Gu u IN
the state of Penn wanna, IN NO Il ~ the
sin day o August, a. d 1867 between the
houns 81 CLOCK, IL M, AVID O'Clock, .. m,
to nt re ii in evidence N e Rbpve named
cause ON Iehalf of said piairtH. Ana II,
rom any cause. the taking Of the sa d de- o.
sit on, shall not be CON" enc d, or being
Commenced S. all not be comp eted on that
day the taking of the same will be adjourn
Ell from time to time until the same shall be
STEPHEN B. MCCORMICK.
To ISABELLA S. MCCORMICK.
g. l.. CRASMER,
ily4-ltd&wtd sol r Ior Lomp'lt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

There cometh glad tIdings OF JOY TO all.
The beauty which once was SO precious an"
rare,
~, ,I,a r.aoF
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GALVESTON, July l6.-Owing to the
continued rain for the past month. the
cotton prospect is poor.
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Lock Lever Rake.

Teeth made OF re- fined steel tprlng wire.
The very est Hay and Grain Rake Tor Tho
least money. Manufactured by
Iny;O-wIf PRYOR BOYn & GO.
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B. simon q Co ,h IN , Snane7 Tg, IN
orcutt. Grice, and others. for ohio County.
ME DEFENDANTS IN THE ABovE EN-
titled cause will take notice that the
com pIainants in said cause will take The dep
OSition OF Edward F. DuIin, ESQ at the office
Of said Dniin, in the town OF GTernup,DuTg in
Greanup county in the state or Kentucky y ,on
Thursday, the S:h day OF Augus', 1907. II
from any cause the taking of said deposition
should not be commenced, or being commen-
ced should not be completed on that day,
the taking thereof Will be continued from
time 10 time, ut the same place, until the
same shall have be en- completed.
4MEcs ;. WHEAT,
Solicitor for ComplaInants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17
EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair EXterminatOr !! !!
For Removing Superauous Hair.

,r,O THE LADIES ESPECIALLY. THIS
Invaluable depilatory recommends ltSeI
% helm q an almost Indispensable article
10 female beauty. Is easily applied. does not
burn or inJuTe the skin, but acts directly on
the roots. 1t Is warrant 4 To remove super
mari OF the body, completely, totally and rad
cay exrpatng the same Laying The 6 SKIP
r,icie nsed by the French, and is the only
real effectuaI depiIatory In existence Price
IS cents per package, sent postpaid 70 any
A"ui AZ BI;RGER, SH uTT5 Co GhemiSts
285 River ST., Troy, n. Y.
nnch2s-eOd, triw&wly
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Stephen B. Mccormick,
Tvs.
Isabella s. Mccormick.
In Chancery.

Take office that the dispositions OF Rev
u. KuIIz ana others viii he taken at the
ON ce OF j. X. Brown, Justice OF the Pace
in the Town Of tlkton, in tue state OF Mary
land oil the l2th daN of Angus, a. d., 1897;
between the hOuIS Of O'Clock, n. M, anu
o clock. p. M, 10 be read in evIdenc" in lht
above named cause on b bali OF said com
Diainnnt And II from any c'use, The TAX
ing OF the said deposiIinns shall not be com
meGced or being commenced, man nnt %
completed on That Gay, the taking of the
SANE. will he adjourned from Iine to time
until the same shall he completed.
IN IsARELLA =. MCCORMICK.
STEPHES b. MCCORMICK.
G. l.. CRASIER,
ivlO.l tl&3tw Solicitor for impt.
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MONEY AND sToCKs

GovEKNMENT SToCKs-U. s. So
coupons ~, lllA; coupons 'G4. 1923
cou pons IS. 1898; new, 1881; 10 a.
registered, 1927; coupons, 1925; 7.3U
first series, los; others 1073<.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-12


In addition to these 10 " rates for clubs,
we have Splendid List OF twenty eight
Premiums, embracing desirable articles
from &! 10 $500 in value, which will be
paid for yearly sub sci ibers at full rates.
Premium Lists sent by mail. on npplica-
ton. Our premiums are q ordered new
from the makers, and will be sent ny
mail, postpaid, or by Express or other
wise, whereof IN unsuitable nature for the
mail.
We cliam for the Journal-that It Is as
cheap as any paper In the United statcsi
that 1t Is rs good State paper as there
is In Ohio; and that IL 10 a. good Finally
Journal as is published anywhere.
A full report Of Legislative and Con.
gressionsl proceedings, the official reports
Of the Supreme Court of Ohio, and acom-
piete summary Of State news, are among
The features Of interest. In addition to
these are full Market Reports, House and
Farm Items, Correspondence. Go. eral
News, Stories, Poetry Personal and Lit
erary Sketches, o., &c. -
A Beautiful and Thrilling Novelette,,
will be commenced about tho frst Of Jan-
uaTy. 80
Other attractive features will be found,
and 1t shall be our aim to publish = fret
class Family journal, Republican in pol
ltics, with sufficient mattor Of miscella-
neous character to suit all leaders. The
general and very fatterine eommenda-
lions Of the Republican press q Ohio. ss
well as q largely increased circulation
have given gratifying assurance that our
efforts in the pat have no been wi thp4t
appreciation, and We hope to merit still
further appreciation from the same omar
tors. Address, Comfy d SMITH,
Z - s-. 80 81 Columbus, chios
Dee, I-ws, ~f.s,.
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We gave, a short time ago,
cable dispatch stating that
DR.. LIVINGSTONE was alive. The
following communicat alton from
Col. STANTON, British Consul
General in Egypt, to Lord
STANLEY, is still more satisfac-
tory: Message has reached
this agency from her Majesty's
Consul al Zanzibar, dated the
2Sth September, to the follow
ing effect: Reliable informa'
tion has reached this place Of
DR.. LIVINGSTONE having been
seven months ago at Marunga.
on his voyage towards the
northeast, passing to the west
of Tangannika. Mr.. CHURCHILL
was about to proceed to the
coast to obtain further infor-
nation"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-12

THE Records in favor of tax
ing white men S20,000,000 to
keep a negro bureau to feed
clothe and educate lazy ne
groeS.-DemocrGtic Enquirer
There is not one word Of
truth in the above, and ou'
neighbor knows it. We were
in favor of the Freedmen's Bu
reau bill, knowing that ii was
necessary in order that they
should have some person to de-
fend their newly acquired free
dom, protect them from the
assaults of Southern Democrat
ic rebels, and ir5Jrce the collec-
ton of their hard earned
wages. Now, having given
them the same means of de-
tense that we possess ourselves
we agree perfectly with Gen
Howard, in the opinion that il
may be dispensed with entirely
after next June. This will be
another expensive Democratic
luxury laid upon the shelf.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-12

The Lancaster Gazette says;
Al a late Democratic election
.iollification in one of the towns
of Northern Ohio, the commit
tee of arrangements entrusted
twenty-five dollars to one oi
the faithful for the purchase Of
refreshments. In due time he
made his report of expendi.
tures-twenty -four dollars for
whisky and one dollar for bread
"My God!D said one of the
committee, "what are we going
to do with SO much breadp
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-12

THE Vinton Record is in fa-
yor of taxing all working.men
heavily so as TO enrich bond
holders, aristocrats, New Eng
land manufacturers, ete.-Dem-
ocratic Enquirer.
Indeed! Who told you so,
neighbors We thought We
were very we'll posted as to
what we were in favor OF, and
what we were opposed to. We
form a small portion of the
working class ourselves, and
are very much like other peo-
pie not overly anxious for the
privilege Of paying high taxes
to enrich any person. We can
declare our opinions ourselves,
and we would be obliged to
the Enquirer if, when they man
ufacture opinions for us, they
would have some regard for
reason and common sense-if
they have any of those COM
modities even if they have no
regard for the truth. On the
whole, we think that common
courtesy, if.nothing else, would
demand that the Enquirer pub
lish extracts from the Record
properly credited, when they
wish to inform their readers
what we advocate. We can
stand responsible for our own
opinions, but have no disposi-
to lay ourselves liable tor the
diseased Imagination of a Dem.
ocratic editor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-12

The Record advocates TWO
currencies-gold for bondhold-
ers and aristocrats, and ragged
paper for crippled soldiers
Enquirer. prt
The RECORD advocates the
payment of the National debt
70 the very last cent. AS to
the parties referred to as aris-
tocrats, we know nothing about
them. All men are equal be-
fore the law, and should any
one sink below common hui
manity he does it ON his own
responsibility, and need not
cry back "Aristocrat," to those
who refuse to debase them
selves with him. "Aristocrat"
is a term with. whichthe Dem.
ocracy bait their hooks when
they are fishing for fools.
The Enquirer no doubt has
a great deal of sympathy for
crippled soldiers. It's natural
they should have. They have
done so much for the editor Of
the Enquirer. and the editor Of
the Enquirer has done so much
for them that, it, naturally Gre
ates a. sympathy akin almost
to love. That's one of the rea-
sons why the Enquirer ad.
vocated the issue Of three thou
sand millions of greenbacks.
They love soldiers; they loved
the cause they were engaged
in, and of course they wanted
to pay their pensions in good
money that was at par
with their love.
We make no pretensions to
q wonderful financial knowl-
edge, but We venture the as
sertion chat the Enquirer never
knew an individual who sue
ceeded in getting out Of debt
by lifting one note and giving
another, as they propose the
Nation should do. There is
only one difference between
the Enquirer and ourselves OH
financial matters. The Enquirer
thinks they are abler financiers
than the gentlemen to whom
the Nation has entrusted this
matter, and that they, if they
had it in their own hands, could
pay off the debt in week. We
believe our ne:ghbor over es-
Inmates his ability,
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Births and Deaths.

The number Of births that
have been reported to the Pro-
bate Judge for the quarter end
ing Sept. 3Oth is-60. There are
IL deaths reported. hAs there
ARE several Physicians and pro-
fessional midwives who have
not reported our Probate Judge
desires us to call their atten-
ton to the law passed last win
ter by the Legislature" The
penalty for failing to make a
report is $40, and it will be en-;
forced if reports are not made
Immediately. This is a good
law, and it is important that
these reports should be made.
1thas been almost impossible
for the widows of some of our
soldiers to prove as clearly as
is required by the Department
the dates of birth of children,
and pension certificates have
been withheld, and they have
been put to considerable troub-
lie and expense in obtaining
proper evidence. Astrict COM
pliance with this law will save
all such trouble and expense
in the future.
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nAnpra's WEEKLY, one year, ! s4oC
"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure.
and Instruction" 4i'
HARPER'S RAZAR.


Tho Publishers will commeice, on Mo-
yemb5r lst, the issue OF lARPER's BARAR,
u weekly illustrated Family Journh de-
yated TO Fashion and Homo Li,eraturs. /.
Thcil aim IN two-fold 10 supply the OK :
isting need Of Weekly Fashion Newspa :
per, and to combine herewith hrst class
literary Journal, which will be indisPen-
sub 10 10 every household. .,. ..y4. p
Arrangements have been made, ut al
immense cost. with the most celebrated OF
the Fashion Papers of Europe. e>pccially
with the famous Bazaar OF Berlin, which
supplies Tho loading fashions 10 the Lead
ing journals of Paris, TO furnish the same
to them in advance, =, that hencefor.h iile
fas hions wi,l appear in lIARPER's BAZAAR
simultaneously with their publication IL
Paii, aud Bcrlin--an advantage enjoyed
by no other journal in the country.
The patrons Of llpnPER's Bazaar will re-
ceive every fortnight large pattern tnles /,
containing from forty TO. fifty full sized
patterns of ladies', misses, aud childrens
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IlARPER's Bazaar will centain' lb 4 IL"
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-12

We have no space to lay be-
fore our readers the different
messages OF the heads of De-
partments, laid before Con.
gress las. week.
The message of the Presi'
dent is substantially the same
old speech he made when
swinging around the circle and
is familiar to our readers. He
opposes the Reconstruction
act and argues that he is moi
bound to enforce it, which
means, we presume that |
ANDREW, am the Government
my will is the supreme law o
the land, the judiciary ant
Legislative bodies are mere
nothings, changing upon the
verge of the government" lie
opposes the tenure of office
act, is in favor of a speedy re-
sumption of specie payment
and believes it can be done
without further contraction o.
the currency. He estimates
the amount of gold in the
country at three hundred mil
lion of dollars.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-12


THE Boston MASS. Post, says:
The "people who advertise are
smarter than those wLo don't,
better looking too, nine in ten."
This is natural, il not logical.
Advertising is an indication
of intelligence, and intelli-
gence is one of the leading ele-
ments OF good looks. At all
events the world believes in
those who advertise, and it
plants it's dollars in their pock-
cts. Such are live people; and
in these live days nobody wants
anything to do with any but
your live men and women
Our advice TO everbody-ex-
cept in matrimony-is to adj
vertise. 1t is sure to return
largely, increase your reputa-
ton as a business man, make
hosts of friends, and,add to the
number of Shrewd and sensi-
Bile people in the world, of
which there has never yet
been an overstock.