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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

GESERA1 MILRoY attempted to speak
in Winchester few days ago, but made
a bad impression. He was Missed and
hooted, but continued his remarks
amid cries of "Spoons, ,""Send Mrs. Lo-
gan's silver ware home, "Bahf9 "Ho~ "
about John ArnoId's cow?" "General
EwelPs coming!" You never did do
Anything but steal, and rob, and burn
houses when you were in the armS'
"Yes, you helped to make this Valley a
waste" DC, &c.-SoWth Branch IHteL.
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Progress OF Cooperation tn New
YORK.


AWorkingmen's Cooperative Build.
ing Society was begun in April, 1867, at
6s East Broadway, by person who
had been connected with such associa.
tions in England and Canada.
Receiving the sanction OF Mr.. John
w. Farmer and the free use OF his hall
in Ludlow street where speakers ex-
planned the operations of the London
societies, the workingmen saw the ben
etits resulting from such cooperation,
and Joined 1t. The shares in the first
society range from 81, 900 to So, 900, pay
able in weekly instalments of fifty
cents on the $1,000. No member was
allowed more than i've shares, and not
less than two. AS soon as the sub
sCriptiou amounted TO s.. 600. or u suffi-
cient sum to purchase II house, they
were put up at auction, and bid OH to
the one taking the highest number oil
shares. The purchaser was bound to
erect the house within twelve miles OF
the City Hall Park.
The first society was organized with
shares amounting to $1,000 900, with
five huudred bona Jfde paying men,
bersi and now the shares are at pre-
MUM. After paying all the expenses
of the society, the amount OF capital in
the bank is about 5000.
This association works out five years
sooner Than English societies, and eve
ry member should own house in
about twelve years.
The premium on the shares OF the
tlrst society Is now high, and it is en-
couraging TO the members; for, if the
premium increase, the society will
work out pTOportionately sooner. The
members who wait till the thirteenth
year without borrowing will at present
rates obtain s., 600 for $3.50 paid In.
The success of the first society gave
the workingmen confidence and en-
couragemenI, and second WAS begun
in July with the same officers, the
treasurer giving security of ten thou
sand dollars in real estate in New York
city. This has already numbered four
hundred members holding shares TO the
amount OF one million dollars. In
this second organization the shares
will be ballOted for at the
meeting of the shareholders, the
member drawn receiving the apDro-
priation of a house, valued at the
amount of shares he holds, whether
this be two or tlve thousand dollars.
Also. in this society shares are issued
at one thousand dollars, so as 10 ena-
BILE poorer men to take "A part in 1t.
The workingmen gather at the hall
with increasing interest, owing to the
success which has attended the society.
AT the last meeting twenty-seven mem
bsrs took shares. The i've hundred
members composing the first society
are divided in nationalities as follows
Americans, 253; Germans, l20; English,
60; Irish, 40; French, 20; Italians, 2.
There is about the same proportion in
the society now organizing.
The interest in this cause is spreading
among the workingmen OF the country.
The secretary of the New York society
is in communication with workingmen
in all parts of the Union, who, hearing
OF the success of this organization IN
New York, are beginning societies on
the same principle.
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"ANTED--AS AGENT-One chance in
w each town, worthy the attention of an
active business man, To take the agency for
the sale of BRADSTREETs RUBBER MOULD
IFG AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied to the
sides, bottom, top anu centre of doors and
windows. The sale is beyond any
thing ever offered before TO an agent, and
from $40 TO S25 per day can be made, send
for agents circular. The mt who apply se-
cure a nargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
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a Physiological View Of Marriage.

OIHE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
lished. Con aiming nearly three hun
dTed pages and LS0 nns plates and engra-
wings of the Anatomy o. the human Organs
in astatR of n ealIh and Disease with a tre-tise
on EarIy Errors, its DeplOrable Cons Quencts
upon the Mind and Body. with the Author ;
Plan OF Treatment-the only rational and
successful mode of Cure as shown by the re-
port of cases treated. A truthful adviser 10
the married and those contemplating mar
Tiase, who entertain doubts OF their physical
condition. Sent free OF postage to any sd-
drezsS on receipt OF % cents in stamps or pos-
trl currency, by addressing DR.. Ia CR0Ix.
No, 81 MRiuen Lane, Albany, n. Y. The
author may be consulted uPou any of the di-
seases upon which his book tJeats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent To
any part OF the world. oci
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A DVERTISRR'S GAZETTE. New Vol
~ Price advanced IoS2 per year in advance
Single copies - cents q. +. ROWELL &;
CD, Publ hen, New oTk.
COMPLETE LISTS of all NEWSPAPERS in
MICHIGAN and WISCONSIN, in November
number. Also n complete list ofall RELIGt-
nus NEMsPA PERs in America-
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First NJ Mortgage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOAETAIN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Seven per cent interest, February and Aug.
INHE-E BONDS COVER a ROAD OF VI
L InileS, finished from ~. Louis to Pilot
Knob, aud in nrst-class order. and an extern
sion OF about the same length from Pilot
Knob to Belmont. nov rapidly constructing,
ioT which tue proceeds of these bonds are TO
be used, making through route from St
Louis to New orleans by rail. The earnings
of the 81 miles are $4,000 a year; the net
on the entire amount Of bonds, were they all
Issued. The basis OF security Is believed to
he beyond that Of any other bonds now Of
No. i3 Wall-st., To II. q. MARQUASD, Vice
President, or TO CLARK, DODGE & Co, cor
ner OF Wall and Hilliam-sts., New York
City.
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We have also on hand $500 worth OF In
dies and ChiIdrens' Boots and Shoes. at lower
prices Than ever was sen i'll the Stale. II
you want Bargains I'm Boots and Shoes, go TO
GsrlIners New Store, cor. Main and Union
sheets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and in
every Gaze Will be mended free OF charge.
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CoNsUMpTION CAN BE CURED

OONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED-
u The True Remedy at Last Discovered
UPHASIs FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula of Prof TIousreau OF faiIls,cuftS
Dys pep>ia, Marasmus, General Debility and
ali morbid conditions OF the system depen-
dent on deficiency of vital force. It is pleas
ant 10 taste, and . single bottle will convince
the most skepticai OF It's virtue As the :resAt
healing remedy of the age. 81 a bottle, or
six bottles for S5. Sent by Express sold by
:. C. UPHAM, No. Is south Eight street,
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg sts. Cir
culaFs sent free.
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Ladies and Gentlemen.

OOU CAN HAVE a BEAUTIFUL
CARD PHOTOGRAPH, FREE OF EHPES-
EES, with circulars OF our great Dry and
Fancy Goods Salel by sending stamp for Te-
turn postage To EASTMAN & KENDALL, Is
Hanover ST, Boston, Mas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

THE Chicago pri6me reminds the
New Workers that the commercial su-
premacy OF their city Is not SO assured
as they may imagine, and invites their
attention to the fact that a new and
shorter line OF transit from the West to
the seaboard might effect their interests
seriously, and mentions the proposed
ronts tn the James river, below Rich-
naond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

6hISTORYorthe NECRETsERyIrE.

By Gen. L. &. BAKER. The astounding re-
velationS ana st1Ttling disclosures made in
this work are creating the most Intense de-
sire in the minds OF the people To obtain 1t.
Its official character and ready sale, cOmbin-
ed with an Increased commission. make IL
Send for circulars and see our terms, and
why il sells faster than any other work. Ad-
dress p. GARRETT 4 CO., 7O2 Chestnut st,
phi.adeIDhfa
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Average expenditures............:......ss2;5

This was the manner in which Demo-
cratic performances Tailed with Demo-
cratic promises. The Wings who spent
forty eight millions a year were turned
out of power on the charge of extrava-
gance, to make room for the Democrats
to practice economy by spending
eighty-three millions IA year!
The sCopperhead leaders are now en-
gagged in u similar confidence operation.
They are charging "extrRvagance and
rascality" upon the Republicans, and
making loud professions of economy.
If they should be believed and placed
in power, the people will be SNAKE
bitten" just as they We're when they
entrusted The Government to the in
famous Democratic administration OF
James Buchanan.
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YounE s.en's Chrl.llan A.soeIatlOn.

From Le Baltimore Commercial.
A Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of Maryland
and the District of Columbia is now
being held in Washington. At the
session of Wednesday last discussion
ensued as TO the propriety of admitting
a coIored delegation from the District,
which finally resulted in favor of their
admission, whereupOn several of the
white young men withdrew. 1t is now
generally admitted that negroes have
souls, and this being the case there is
chance of a respectable delegation of
them being admitted into Heaven. II
these Christian young men have no de-
sire to associate with negroes, in that
event, they are pursuing the exact
course that will accomplish their
wishes.
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A Marvellous Operation In Iron.
E,-o,,, The london Court Journal.

The. ancient spectacle of Titans for
eiug thunder bolts for Jove has receiv-
cd in modern history realization as
complete in its way as that which
Bucks girdlcs round the earth OBJ
taips in the electric telegraph. The
marvels OF science and of art bid fair
to throw into the shade all The miracles
of ancient story, and all the dreams OF
the poets. Tine picture OF 4folus q curb
ing the winds in his icy cave, is not
more wonderful than that which the
Times drew this week in plain, un-
ygrnIshed account OF iron-plHte rolllnE
at the Atlas works in Shetdeld. Ihe
narrator showed us two hundred men,
hulfclad in steel armor and enVeloped
in wet sackclolh, moving from the iur-
mace to the mill a white-hot mass OF
iron. twenty tons in weight, and as
many feet in length. No man
dared approach the fiery block
nearer Than 10 touch ii with
implements OF gigantic proper
tions. Even the besoms with
which they swept its surface were htted
to handles twenty feet long. and the
buckets of water discharged upon IL
pxDIoded in volumes oil steam. AS IL
passed through the rollers vast jets oil
ii0md hre tiew from its sides, with
sound like the rattle of musketry IN
baItIe. Yet it was rolled, and guaged,
and manipulated, till in quarter OF an
hour il was turned out smooth, pol
ished plate of uniform thickness OF nj
Ell This is the greatest triumph yet
achieved by the iron-rolleFs. f0ur
years ago it was esteemed impossible
10 roll a six inch plate, and it repaired
ocular demonstration to convince the
crowd of Admiralty Lords, Secretaries
of State, and scientific authorities, VINO
went down to these same works TO see
the thing done. But the demand for
monster plates for iFon-coated forts mas
produced this far more astounding
achievement, and this tifteen-inch ar
NOR is as much superior in quality as
in sizs TO the plates which hrst drove
hammered armor out OF favor.
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Monthly MaEaZiRef1F f1FlO68


Enlarged 10 One Hundred Pages
HIHE CIRCULATION OF BALLoU'S
l MAGAZINE having Increased during
ls67 nearly nfGeen thousand copies and never
being prosperous at present, the pub
fishers are thereby induced to still further
add to its value by enlaTging each number to
one hund ed pages. Although this enlarge
ment involves an additional expense OF some
IN THE PRICE.
NOW Is THE TINE TO GET UP CLUBS
Terms:-Sl 81 year; seven copies, 50 90;
twelve copies, SIS %: and copy gratis one
year to the person sending a Climb OF twelve.
single number, l5 cents Send stump for
specimen copy. THE CHEPEsT MAGAZINE IN
THE WORLD! Address ELLIOTT, ThOMES
3 TALBOT, Boston, Mas.
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THE following correspondence is
apochryphalIy stated TO have taken
place between the proprietor and the
late manager of the Herald:
l"HERALp oEFIoE, October 20, 1867.
"MY DEAR SoN-where are you in
these days2 fear you are TOO fond OF
your yacht for the position l have as
signed you on my paper.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

TNHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract OF n Letter nom BAR
on Solomon Rothschild.
PARIS, S.h April, 1854. Is Rue Fauby, st.
Honore.-Wnly you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded 10 me here 30 bottles OF your In
dnn Lniment; II you Will send at the same
time the account, l will forward you the
amount through Messrs. Belmont & Co,
New York.
Baron Solomon RothschIld having recom-
men ed TO many of his friends MAJOR LAsSE'i
LISINIEST, AS they being DESTROYS TO procure
Il, he should advise hin 20 establish a de
not I'm Paris.
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a Grant Movement mp in Hancock
We find the following notice in the
wellsburR Herald:

IAN the Union Republican citizens
of Poe township, favorable to the nom-
nation OF Ulysses S. Grant, the great
soldier OF the age, for the next Presi-
dency, are earnestly requested to meet
at the Court House in New Manchester.
on Tuesday evening. the 5th of Novem-
ber, at o'clock, p. m.. for the purpose
of organizing Grant Club. By order
COMMITTEE.
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"JAMEs GoRDoN BENNETT"
"DELMoNIco's, October q, 1867.

OA4A-1O<sANC 81 OSeSSNA ~ @SS''
DEAR FATHER-I am otherwise and
more agreeably engaged than as man
ager OF your paper. Please state in
your Journal that this establishment
does not advertise in the New York
Herald.
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0HLY 81. UNFORTUNATE HUMAN
" ITY. 81 ONLY. My Injection cures
GonorrhRa or Gleet In TEN DAYS, without
noxious drugs, wnen all other remedies fail.
iIr. Henrie Remmair, Stanton, F., N. y.
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Tne West virginia Hay mond Family

From ths Richmond DispaGeh Of RedneEday.
The venerable Daniel Raymond, Of
The Parkersbnrg Times, been elected to
the Senate of West Virginia by ma
jority of two. He is the uncle of Gen.
T. S. Raymond, of this city, who, on
the other hand, is himself the uncle OF
Creed Raymond, Esq, one OF the
prominent Democratic candidates for
The United States Senate in Calitor mia.
''Po!iIics certainly made strange bed
fellows" when such men as Daniel
Haymond and Benjamin Fleming,
Oust elected in Marion county,) are
cIassed as Democrats. They were,
when that respectable party existed.
among the staunchest and most un-
fiInching Wings in West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-04

GEN. SHER1pAN's train from Port
land TO Augusta, Me-, on Tuesday
morning, when near Stockton, struck
a hand car, demolished it, and narrow
Iv sscaped being thrown from the
t1ack and probable serious disaster.
The front portions of the locomotive
were badly injured.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BUN By
IL the following schedule on and RitsT May
S, 1857.
Leave Wheeling Leave BaiuInorea
daily at 5:IO p m daily at----5-D pm.
Arrive WashlngtOn-.isJ0 e
Grafton ..---- 1000 z" Arrive
PaTkers6uTE 4:5O am. Harpsr's F'y-s:SO .'
Cumberland 300 a. Cumberland. L IS Am
HaTpeFs Ferry I:l5 '' lGEatJnn--.----- $50 "a
Baltimore ...-lU.3O u nheelIng---.l05lJ q
Wash n CITY li:oS slncluuing Sundays.
sIncIuding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves WheeIinge Leaves Baltimore
daily al 7s5o am daily at $40 pm.
Grait0n ------ l.45 pm. ARRIVES
Parkersbury 7,O BRTPers F'y-l:8l Am.
Cumberland T.5 CumberlAnd-l40
HRrper's E'yl2;ST am. .GraftOn...-- lz;g3 pm.
Baltimore ..- 4:Sl - WheeliLg.---- 65Uo =
wash'n city. SEQ Except Sundays
except sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves wheeling Leaves baltimore
daily at.---.S:lO pm JdnilyI at---j8s45 am.
Arrives WRsh'n CiIy-7:45 -
Cam6eriand--7:41 HaTpeT's Fly 100 pm.
HaTper's E'yI2:l0 p M. Cur umbeTland-6:IO
WlncneEiet---2j0 - 1TRIIOn---.--Il:0 ''
Baltimore .--.-bdu Wheellnt-.-.-4:fO a m
WRsh'n City.-S5O "a Except saturdays.
except Saturdays.
BEN SwOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. 4. 4 Division.
Leaves Wheeling Al $50 3, IN. 500 9. m
300 ''
Tickets 10 all principal points In the East,
West and Southwest can be Procured At the
ComPRny's ONCE.
join l. wusoS. Master of Transportation
X T. DENRlES
myI General Agent, Wheeling.
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The People,s Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, no. 69 MAIN ST, WHEELING,
" VIVA Money received on deposit In
teTtSt paid on special deposits
Note and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections ut home or nOn
R;JTostd promptly attended To.
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, Christian aesE.
John HHndlan, John FOCklsr,
SaIn1 j. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Prezi.
JOSIAH +. UPDE9RAEF. Cash r. mSS
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LAWRENCE Co., Ohio, with Its Demo-
cratic gain of !, ,22l votes in one year, is
declared the banner Democratic county,
and the silk dag will be awarded it,
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WANTED-5 CENTs-To sell a live man
w In every county, a business paying $50
per month sure. J. C. TILTOS, fitus6nrgh,
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The Democratic press charged the
Whig administration with "extrava-
gance, frauds and rascalities," and de-
manded Il change of government in be-
half OF honesty aud economy. The
people listened TO their representations
and voted the Democracy into power,
which it held for the ensuing eight
years. During the last fOur-emora-
cling the administration OF the old Pub.
Func.-the following amounts IN gold
n
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l4o Main Street,
corner of Union. WHEELING,
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
FOR INSTANCE.

That never have been nor never can:Oe. beat
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School Organs,

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Rosewood and Black Walnut cases,
Prices, $3.50 to $24O.
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Me1OdeOnS,

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Prices, S65 to $240.
Every instrument is made by competent
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From among the fattering testimonials of
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