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PRIVATE SALE.

rs,lIE Subscriber, wishing to change his
1 business, will dispose Of at Private
Sale. his FARM. situated in the 9Th District
OF Carroll county, Nd, adjoining lands OF
Hanson Davis, John Davis and Samuel
Bingham, and living on the Nicodcmus Road.
6 miles South Of Westminster, and miles
from tinksburg, continuing
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tErA Yorx1 LADY returning to
eer country heme, after sojoura Of a few
,aonths IN the City. was hardly recognised Is
her frieAd. IL pisec Of e1srss, rustc, Aush-
ed face, she hid son ruby complexion of al
NEST marbie stnhothncss, and instead OF twenty
three shc really appeared but eighteen. Upon
taaanirs As 10 the cause &c 80 great change,
she plainly told them that she used the C;roa.-
ssa BuiH, anS considered Il an invaluable ao-
QUESTION 20 any Lady's toilet iiy its use any
LADY OF Gentieuan can improve their pe.sonsi
appearance an.hundred fold. II IL simple in
~ Combination, as Mature hcrselfis simple. yet
spsurpsssed IN rs efficacy IN drawing inpnri-
iesirnm, also healing, elcsaeing and beauty
ing the skin and esmpisxion- sy ia direct ac-
ten on the cntielc II draws from il al, Il. impu-
usiss, kindly healing the same, and leaving the
surface AZ Nature Intended II should be. clear,
sHaopih and brauiiful. Price 81. sent by Mali
81 Express. on receipt OF an order by
-, = !. W y. CLARK a CO., Chemists,
No. INest Fatette St, Syracuse, ~. ",
The only Amsrieaa 4 sea;s isr the SAFE o. Inc
ssne. ~ issst4 fsb2is
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$500 NEW! $500
Maryland Bounty.
Just appropriated!

Soldiers enlisted or drafcd into the [. S.
Service between the lat April aud 18th De
eembcr, 1864. and persons who furnished
substitutes ibetween those dates who we're
mustered into the Y. $. Service and credited
upon the quota Of this State arc now cntiiled
to $500.
For full information send Name af Sol
der, Company, Regiment, aud nuie Of En-
listmcnt or Date cfDrah ifthe Soldier or
party Is drad, give the nearest Of hin,
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Free TO Everybody.
ERRORS ON YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
sake Of suffering humanity, send free 70 ali who
nsed u, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which no was cured -
Sufferers wishing TO profit BY tho advertisers
experience. can do so BY addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN II. OGDEN,
uay23-ly A. Cedar Street. New York.
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County Commissloncrs, notice,

county ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.
VsHE County Commissioners iar Carroll
County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the Finsr MoxDAy os
AvarAr 1861, for the transaction Of
business.
Hy order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
iulyi-ft Clerk.
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MONEY, FREE AS WATER, 10, 900 Acr,vn
1Nl Local. and Travelling Agents, Male or
ieuaie, Of ~ ages. are wanted 70 solicit tradr
nevcry City, Town, Village Hamlet, Work.
sspp and Factory, throughout the entire world,
,ser the most saleabIe novelties ever Known
~ Pm Ckxr. PaorIr and ready sale wherever
s1sredii Smart men and women can make
hen sato $50 per day, snd no risk oflossi A
nail capital required Of from $40 10 sio0--thc
nsore money Invested the greater the profit
Z. 20 Herey Repaired IL adsesce--ws fire. sssd
y erssci<. rad receive he pay affcrnards II
" actaslly wish 10 mako money rapidly and
EASILY, write for full particulars and address
sfaf NILN0Rh CO., From Paris.
40 broadway, New York City.
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.PRIYATE SALE.

A FARM Adjoining lands OF William
"A franklin. Nathan Franklin and S,e-
rhen Gorsueh, situated on the Sans Creek
Road, ola mile from Wilson's Mil, will
be sold at private sale. II contains about
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Know Thy Destiny.

N6ptsE y. y. THgESroN, III, grcai English
Astrologi,t cairysy ant and P'frhnmrtrieian,
abn has ptpi-hrd fhc scientific els.rc. of the
ND World. has nov ioeatSd herself At Hudson,
y J. Mzdsme Thornton possesses such won
frrfui powers Of sccand tight. a. to enable Der
10 impart knowledge OF the gfeaiist Importance
10 the sirrie az mxrried ~ either scx While
In stsfe Of trance, she dciincates the VERY fea-
tnrc. or The person you are ~ marry, and hy
the aid ofan instrulnent"f intense power, known
a. tho P-ychc,nstfupc, guarantees Ia rrsdnr, q
tife-iikr pirtnrs Of tl,e fnburc hn-i,and OF wife
II the applicant. fesefher viih date Of mar
fiagc, posifeH IN life, leasing srtsss Of el4arsc-
rer, Sc. This Is no hsnissg, a. Thousands Of
testim.niai- eau ssscrt She will scpd when
~iesirrd q eertided eertiiicN,r, written guar
aztec, that the picture iswhatit parPsrfs 90 be.
by enclosing small lock Of hair. ana eating
place ~ birsi, sge, disposltian and eamr,cxiss,
and enclosing ftty ceats and stamped enrdepe
addressed 20 yeslrsrlf. sou win receive rie pc
fnre aud dcsired inflammation by return maa.--
Al Communication saerehiy confidential Ad-
sress Y cnnfidsnrs, Mn,ss J.. y. THoasssS.
+. o. box ~, Hndson, y, Y. f5J-iy
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llnporlani Announcement.

Important Announcement.
. ~
@5N)
EYElii't6oUNG MAN
Deslroas to oh Sin thorough
PRACTICAL BrsXEss rDrcATIoS,
Should attend The old established
PRACTICAL COLLEGE
and
NATIONAL TsigeRAPIiiC iNsTlTrTE,
Cor baltimore aud chnrles src-is,
bNgisnEf. Nh.
Foaaled MISE Chartered IN ip5i.
lHr
oNl4 INCORPORATED INSTITUTION
offr kind IL iac State Of Maryland.
rHs
LEADING business COLLEGE
~ BALTIMORE.
-
Tlip
ONLY COLLEGE IN MARYLAND
Which has Introduced tho system Of
AcTr3L MISTRESS rRAcTicg
to any extent.
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i I6 AcreS

more or less; about so acres of WOOD.
LAND; the balance is cleared and in Good
state Of cultivation. The farm. is well wa
tered, water in every Geld, and under good
fencing; an excellent spring near the house;
a new BARN, 10 by IS, water right ut the
,ltnllr door fnn Sflar,. nnd u h.lE -.
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sworn tn this 1T day fJniy, 1857.
J. J. BAUAGARTNER,
julyI-a, --------s--,is-b,rr,
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10y virtue ofR power of attorney con.
ID iainrd Ia u mnHpgr from The Mary
bud Copper cnmpnpy uf Carroll aud l,nl
tilunrc eoualies, henriug date the LIST day
OF May, Isa6, and recorded plnnrlg the mort
gage records Of Carroll county, in Lihcr W.
A, Mex. No. 2, folio |, &C.. aud by M.
lhpri y Of the board Of Directors of ''1'hc
Maryland Copper Company Of Carroll and
Baltimore Counties" the undersigned will
offer for sale at public auction, on
Taesiay Attcruooa, The 23d cfJah,
at | O'Clock Of that day. on the premises,
Alb THOSE TRACTS, PIECES OR
PARCELS OF LAND
situate and lying in carrollcounty aforesaid,
which the Maryland Copper Company OF
Carroll aud aaltimnre counties aforesaid
acquired title 10 under deed from Elins @.
Pcrino and others, dated October ~, 1860,
aud recorded among the Land Records Of
Baltimore county, IN Iiber !. II. l.. No. tG,
folio 40, 10, and also recorded among the
Land Records Of Carroll county in I.iher g.
u. W. No. q, folio 39l, &c. containing
about
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ltGHESr Cash price paid for old
IL Wrought and Scrap Iron, at
REfFSNIDER q cos,
jana y. near Depot
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40 heres Of Land,

oi large LOh Nv ELLlNG
HOUSE, Weather boarded, ksosA-A
with sisr sooins al plastcrc,l, i,,,sNxA
Pantry on tho back porch si11ass
aud all conveniently arranged also good
TENANT uOl'SI; u stories; a,!arSe llank
BarR, needy new Corn Hossa aud Potato
Cellar; Smoke House, Carriage iIonse.
Bake Oven, Dairy nj an cxccllcn, spring
near the bx'StliRZ with ether aui bsjidings.
There is n thriving APPLE ORCHARD.
and also Peach 0ss,sA<d, l,sih in good
bearing eeadition aud choice fruit. Also .
fns Grape sFhor; and good l.imekila.
There u = &Bw ,raporiiou af tbn,iag
TlMBEi,. ard Of MEADOW LAND. The
araile land is under good fencing, convent
ently divided into small fields. nil accessible
TO water, aud has been heavily lined, and
produces abundsntlr.
For Terms, which will be nr.alse seasona.
be, and for any other inssrmafion, call on
the subscriber, living on said Farm. or adj.
dress him at Bird hill p. o. Carroll county
Nd. EDWARD S.AFFEII..
jnlyi-;d
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Quarterly Report

0fthc First National Bunk IF Hest
mias,cr Kd., Moa,'gy Morning July
1f. 1867.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27


MADAME Z. F. THoRNToS, the great Eng
ltsh AstrOtogist, Clairvoyaut and Psychome.
trietan, who has astonished the scientific
classes OF the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of sec
ond sight, as to enable her to tmpart knowl-
edge Of the greatest Importance to the single
OF married Of either sex, While in state oi
trance, she delineates theYery features Of the
person you are to marry, and by ethetaid OF
an instrument OF intense power, known as
the PsychomotrOpe, guarantees to produce a
lt1e-liks picture OF the future husband OF
wife Of the applicant. together with date OF
marriage. position in Life, leading traits OF
character, &c. This Is no humbug, as thou.
sands OF testimonials can assert, She win
send when desired a certified certificate, OF
written guarantee, that the picture is what
1t purportst to be. By enclosing small lock
OF hair, and stating place OF birth, age, dispo-
ation and complexion, and enclosing fiEty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself you will receive the picture and de.
sired Information by return mail. An COM
muuications sacredly confidential. Ad.
dress In confidence. MADAME E. F. THORN
TON. P. o. Box %, Hudson, NY.
mch3 cod, tftW&Wly
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A S1oored Question settled,

Was JEFF. Davis in female disguise or
was be not when the Fourth Michigan
brought him to, as like a swift Camilla
he secured along the plains OF Irwin
county. Georgia? The public believed
at the time that he was, and INDUCED
in a broad laugh at the drolI spectacle
which the ''leader of free people" pre-
scented in crinoline and top boots. Mr..
Davis friends, North and South, how
ever-yidiculed the story, and the New
York NelrS and nearly all the Southern
papers exhausted realms OF stationery
in combating the statements OF the
Journals In sympathy with the insur-
gents likewise pronounced the story alb
surd, and argued that the dethrOned
President would never resort to such
an nudignitied procedure for efecIing
his escape. So the matter rested.
In January last House Committee
was instructed to investigate all the
facts connected with the capture. Their
report. which is now published, fully
confirms all the statements made at the
time. The testimony of General viii.
son. together with the reports of his
subordinates, presented 10 the COM
miItee. show that Mr.. Davis when cap
tured had the following articles upon
his person, to wit:
One ladS's waterproof cloak, gath
tered at the waist"
A shawl, drawn over the head"
A pair of top boots, which the cloak
failed to hide.
a tin pail, carried upon his head.
Clothed in this garb, c.'shs'' or rathet
"he,s as it afterward appeared, was
moving along with Miss Howell toward
the woods as II going for water. In.
fortunately, however, for the success OF
the Tuss, his boots betrayed him in the
same manner as did Burr's elegantly
shaped" shoe leather, when he attempt
ed to escape through Georgia to the
Gulf The Michigan cavalry failed to
see the connection between top boots
and u lady's water proof; curiosity was
aroused, and satisfactory examina.
ton was forthwith made OF the EWhat
Is tn Detected in the disguise, the
would.be female turned upon the pur-
suers, and exhibited a decided mascu.
line inclination to fight. Mrs. Davis al
the same time made her appearance
upon the scene OF contemplated hostili.
ties. and advised the troops to keep at q
safe dist9nce, lest he of the imitation
corsets, might "h6rt some of them, y
Further parleying, however, convinced
Mr.. Davis thatit would be best for him
to restrnin his belligerent tendencies,
aud be accordingly did SO, aud surren-
dsred at discretion. r5l
| Thong h-The mooted question has
now been settled against the ex-Prest-
dent and his defenders, they may vet
derive consolation from the tact that
other "dethroned Monarchs" have been
caught in plfghts scarcely less luCli-
crous. Was NOT the Dukeof Monmouth
oven hauled In aWheat field disguised
AS peasant, and did not the Duke OF
Argyle attempt to escape. through a
sheep walk in the garb of a rude clown2
Was It any worse for poor JET. to don
crinoline, Khan 1t Was for Charles the
Pretender to enact the part of a wan
dering beggar,or for Louis Philippe to
escape to England as the plain Mr..
so fast as to leave leg behind?
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Mest VIRGINIA Nenr.


The Morgantown Post reminds Ill
readers that the election for township
officers takes place throughout the Stat
on'the fourth Thursday OF next month
and makes the following suggestion
which viii apply here and In every
county of the Commonwealth:
1--WE hope to see the most intelligent
and progressive men Of the eo9 a.ss
chosen TO fill the township offices: Ne
fschOOfl~iDtsFests,-O especially ii maj.
this. In some townships schoOI lit.st
tiers have got into confusion on ASIouu /!
of the incOmpetency OF Lho9e 81 = e-Sssss
! ST{tS,a tt,at, an. y 1900
The Post recommends the Union vo-
,.-. ~ Wonou taIia 20 meet in said
township ON the 18th of May and make
nominations for all the township ofiees.
saturday, the 18th Of that month, will
.ois our voters here rather better we
expect, and If it is in order, we suggest
that each township make its nominal
tons on that day.
To-day (the 27thl is the anniversary
of the invasion of MorgantoWn by the
rebel raiders in 1853.
The slack water agitation still goes on
In MonOngalia. Messrs. Jas. Evans,
R. B. Carr and Senator Wiley have
been of 10 Pittsburgh to push the en-
terprise.
FIye,hundred and forty-two dollars
and eIghty-lwo cents were paid for re-
pairing the Brooke county Poor House
last year. The total expenditures Of
the overseers ofthe Poor were S, 76S IL.
The Herald says that their Poor House
farm, costing Sic. 900, turns on: to be
something OF an elephant, /" and thinks
our overseers did well to hesitate be-
fore laying out So, 900.
Like the Morgantown Post, the Her
aid dwelIs upon the importance of the
May township elections, and calls upon
the people TO wake up to the selection
of the right kind of men for the differ
eut positions. We quote what it says
as follows. and cordially reinforce it
with our own endorsements:
1t Is true that the officers to elect. are
merely Township officials, but it Is none
the less tTae that these officials being
those who come most Immediately in
contact with the people are among the
most important, so far as the public Is
concerned, that we have to elect
Their good or bad conduct Is SOON
er and not less sensibly felt than
that OF more prominent and higher
salaried officials, and affects the
comfort OF the people as we'll as the
credit OF the party responsible tor their
election, fully as much. The way to
OBTAIN good township officers is for the
electors to select their best men for the
places. which is best done by promptly
attending the regular nominating con-
ventions, and then voting straight for
| the nominees. Let these Considerations
have due influence at the May nomina-
Lipns,
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after a soIourn Of few months In the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had soft ruby complexion, of almost marble
smoothness, and instead OF twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause OF 50 great change, she plain
~ told them that she used the CIreaSsIan
Balm, and considered 1t an invaluable. ac-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By It's use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their. per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. ItBstrEl-
pie In It's combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed In its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing cleans
ing and Identifying theskin and complexion
By its direct action on the cuticle it dr5Ews
from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in
tended 1t should be, clear, soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt of an order by r
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemfsts,
49, No. Swest Fayette st, Syracuse, N. Y
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
same a rfe mch2S. cod, tfiw&Wly'
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An Ordinance

AssesEfng t1res for he Cnyof Wheeling on heczl-
SeI % keep:T5 Of OTdfa1re5 and C0bee Roli,es
land GtHiLeTSqf 8piJitu0uI liquors and toreiOH
Gndndtrre tCiEeS. - 10
SIC L Beir ordained by the, Council OF
the City ofWh4eling that, there shall be levi
cd, collected and paid for the use OF the city,
an annual tax, as follows, on licenses here
after mentioned, that Is TO say;
On every license tn keep an ordinary hotel
or tavern In the city, an annual tax of Sl2S,
IL the annual rental value of such ordinary,
dollars. But1T II exceeds two hundred DOL
lars, an annual tax OF one hundred and
twenty-five dolIarson the inst two hundred
dollars, and ten percent in addition on the
excess Of such annual rental value over two
hundred dollars, 49,. fs.,.-g.,-
On every license to Keep Coffee House of
the list class. that Is with the privilege to sell
sptrituOuSBquOrs and foreign WlDeS, as well
as native wines, porter, ale and beer, an an
nual tax OF one hundred and hfty dollars.
Tn every license TO keep COdee HouSe of
sell native wines, porter, ale and beer, but
not tptEttnous liquors. foreign wines or any
mixture thereof an annual tax OF eighty
dollars. a---,,- -
ON every license TO sellin less quantIue, than
dve gallons SplritnouS liquors, Wine,- porter,
ale, or beer or any dHInk of like nature, not
to be drank or used at the place where sold,
or at any house or place kept by the person
selling The same, or under his control, an an
SEC 3 The said tax in every case, shall be
paid in full before the license IS issued.
SIC. J.. This Ordinance shall bs In force
from its passage. ..s..,.-
apr9S-2t siTf-5 ii. F.2FEENY, City C1'k.
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a GARD TO INVALIDs.

a Clergyman, while residing South
America as a missionary. discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases Of the Uri.
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banefnl and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the ahlicted and I'm
fortunate, / will send the recipe for prepar-
Ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
yelope, TO any one who needs II, Free q
Charge.
Please enclose postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself, Address,
..E. 30 JOSEPH t. IMAM
O. Station D, Bible House, New York.
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tbs Washington correspondent of
the New York Tunes takes the follow
ing grouped pictures or ga certain class,
the lobby. sent TO Washington by the
whisky distillers Of the First district in
Pennsylvania" With slight altera-
tons the picture will do for oftlce-seek-
ers and lobbyists in general:
'Here come a group OF them, dressed
mostly In seedy black, the grease
spots well defined by the dust: plug
hats three or four seasons out of date,
and in only a tOlerable state Of repair;
boots generally run over at the heel;
smoking cigars which always appear
about tWo-thirds consumed;, bat The
missing twO-thirds is generally in pro-
cess of being 'chawed' up in the mouth;
hats on Que side of their heads, or down
over their eyes. coats buttoned up and
hands in their pockeIs-altOgeIher. a
sort OF knowing, shrewd, Il Euow-whnt-
1'm-abOut air; men who would be ia
ken for genteel Piekpoekets; and to
whom you wouldn't lend five dollars
more than once. They smoke, aud
swear, and spit, and speculate on the
chances until they hear, thei T eRnGli-
date has been rejected, and then they
go on blue enough, to cook up another
slate" 5
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DEsP1sE not thy mother when she is
old. Age may waste a mothers beauty,
strength, limbs, senses, and estate; but
her relation as q mother is as the sun
when it goes forth in its might-for 1t is
always the meridian, and knoweth no
evening. The person may be gray
headed, but her motherly relation Is
ever In the flourish. 1t may be autumn,
yea, winter with a woman. but with
the mother 1t is always spring. Alas
how little do you appreciate mothers
tenderness while living. How needless
we are Of all her anxieties and kind
ness But when she is dead and gone
when the cares and GOODNESS Of the
world come whitening to our hearts
when we experience how hard 1t is to
find true sympathy, how few will be-
friend US in misfortune-then it Is that
We think of the mother W e have lost.
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ModeruDennItIons.

Wster-Ac clear fluid, once used as a
drink. EaFs
Dentist-One who finds work for his
own teeth by taking out those Of other
people. -rss..l -..-5t.-t
My dear-An expression used by man
and wife at the commencement of a
quarrel. ZRa.5.5 3 its5Is. = fYTl
Policeman-A man employed by the
corporation to sleep in the open air.
Doctor-A man who kills yon to-day
to save you from dying Tomorrow.
.fAuthor-A dealer in words, who often
gets paid In his own coin!
Edttor-A poor wretch who emptfes
his brain in order to fill his stomach,
g Iury-TwelVe prisoners in box to
try one more at the bar. s,isE
= sLaWyer-A learned gentleman who
rescues your estate from your enemy
and keeps 1t himself. 49, 90
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.WoNpERPUL Bur TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re-
nowned Astrologist and somnanbulistic,
Clarivoyant, while In a clairyOyant
state, delIneates the very features of
the person you aie TO marry, and
by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar
antees 10 produce a perfect and lIEe.Iike pic.
ture Of the future husband or wife Of the ap.
ptcant, with date OF marriage, occupation,
leading traits OF character, Sc This Is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
eau assert. By stating place of birth, age,
deposition, color Of eyes AID hair, and en-.
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed to yourself, youwin receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired In.
formation.
Hs-Address in confidence, MADAME GER.
TRUDE REMINGTON, P. o. Box 2S7. West
Troy, n Y. ,,t mch2seod, tTtw&wly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-27

In the Supreme Court, the case of the
Pittsburgh and connellsviIIe Railroad
against the Mayor and City of Balti-
more, has been fixed fora hearing on
Monday, May 9th, Immediately after
the hearing of the case OF Virginia
against the State of West Virginia.
This latter case involves the right of
West Virginia to the countIesofl Jefer-
son and Berkeley. Senator Johnson,is
retained for. West Virginia. The ques-
ton whether Virginia is State Of the
Union will be involved in the, case. and
Wih De argued at length, for II she Is
moi 1udtetally recognized as. a State, she
IS PoWerless to claim Jurisdiction over
any portion of her CORNER Territory
now claimed BY West Virginia.