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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

We are in EeceiPt Of he eatsJoHos Of
the Piitsbarzh Eemsls College Tor the
ysar 1874 an e1sninnton u II
ssoEz that she College has = large
EGcGlty OF teachers smIDeuE IN
their pTofsss5on-ihat there were
in attsodanes during The past year
AZ young ladies, q number al
EIsost unprecedented in the history Of
socb Institutions in tbs eoonny-snd
ShEf the afTAntsges AFFORDED BY the
Pitfsburgh Female College for znq1ir-
Ing thorough, solid and ornamental
education are unsurpassed The build
ings are large and snpsFbly finished
sBd f1rnts1sd. We need NOT say n
word As TO the heaithfplnzs or aecssEI-
billy o. Pittsburgh. They ARE known
and read OF ali men" For Catalogue
send TO the President, Rev. 1. c. Persh-
ing, D. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

THE "SIoxs OF THE TxH.n-From
every section OF the land We have
cheering accounts Of the crop prospects,
and The ''zIzns OF the times indicate
plenty OF everything AZ reduced rAtes.
The '.sigH Of tiBse" AT IO8 Main street,
indicates that OKtoby q Duf1eId are at
the old stand with a fpe assortment OF
American and Swiss watches, clocks,
jewelEy, spectacles, Eyeglasses, Cog
giles and fancy goods. See advertise
IO2 Main street west side
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
best TonJs, kktllfulIy And s,eEAnily COM
hinsd In an Ambsr-ooIored c1rdiAl. bsAntf-
fully transparent TO The eye. pleasant TO the
taste, acceptable 70 the stomach, In Css~eIl.
Hazard a Co.'S Feuo-P hOzphorats ID Elixir Of
CalisayA Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce or Royal
CaltsayA Bark. and each rsSspoo1f1I contains
one gain of iron. Samples furnished Tree TO
the profession
CAswELL- HAZARD a 90.
Sole manufacturers, Sew York.
: = Spre..lyeoaAeoHdsr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

PAINS and aches OF all kinds are re-
lieved BY Logauis Aruica, the best
LinIment IN the market! In IS and so
cent boslies.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis
ordered StomReh, &c, use Dr.. Eog7s
PiLks. They have no superior as 4 fam
lily medicine. Price IS cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

"JFHo never tolls or watches, never
sleeps, who never fAsts, no feast en-
Joys" without Buy desire to question
She truth Of the above, we would re-
mind our readers that the place 10 get q
glass Of ice cold, sparkling Soda Water,
favored with The most delicious Of syT-
ups, is At E. Bookings, No. / Odd Eel
lows Han.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

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stoFI. tbs o1IdE EnH eoIHpbsss, and TIE
happy DAY had arrived. That day tie
heavens we're urP.op.tiogE sEo The
we're muddy 70 he last oe2Ts%. Dat EoE
sgf5=5s1tiy - 70 keep aUEy tbs zUsfth
ab5 as1 Eucosssf0ily brsFsd uI7d and
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dressing. Toe Last touch had been giS-
~ 20 her hEir-tSe !Hsi HTiskIs
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ps-;aut-
where vas fke groouf Anxious
fHsss lo5ked from the T8Ddnwa dom
tie TesL. Fs.sLJ2Bs1tds iO5ksd ct his
watch. l. 1EsTiEs. bot All 10 groom,
ttu.5sd zbd eager What no9id E3Elsyf
TIE gEsic5 shOHz lEaG Il y half al bOzT
pzsI time. Another psriod o. restless
be=s. The guests bezi5 70 wonder.
TsEy talk IN suppressed 1hkpers.
TIE groom IL dOpbls dyed TEscsl.
H= bEs EriEEd with the bolisss q acc
Iona Tee young iEdy goes into bJs-
feri-s. Pats.hdnaGtGg BEe1Es. AateT-
IGrziL114 Nesps, and Ettsmpts 10 bOo;hs
Ter distracted child TDs g1ests depart
through the mud. TIE lights go out
and .0unbrs silence reiEns throughout
TIE household.
WY did not The y0unZ man come
SOb9dy can tsII-boi every body knows
tisHt,
20: Al I'D So.t3f Of soaErs q pea,
Tee sssI5ss. aEe tEess, might have bseo-T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

MRsEEs. MoHrAI q McSAHa offer for
safe fue steam engine, in good order.
See advertisement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07
White Pine Compound
me White Pine COMPOUND.

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EsQ- editor q Tie Nzoeas:g DAILY Atr-o-.
made . EE3Al Of ne szEDa gEepa-Gt1nn IN ths
cAse Of severe cod and was cared sumest1-
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80. n TInnsd tsfols Ths pahSfc, a. D.
nnIT Peuasdsd ne % give Il a mana sd
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~ raroe a White Pine OompGnd In Two
yaTs 4Fem fszS tine there had ben Eho3e-
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maintains tnEi position The-e y good rea-
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cured q the oo1Eh. 6uE rs $50 cured o! .
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thEz Dn=1sa1al ttsnOEe<E- nay HoOEzao1s
have 1sad u for ths sAnoe co0plA1nL- and
have besa completely erred
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White Pine CoDpocnd hEs taken TIE LEAD OF
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hoE the e1re1f E11pey tt1ric11G,estasFGySy
oEE. Village nd EEznIsS Lhr1uEhoGI fhe
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

BEArIrrL are the new styles OF
Cards made daily at Partrldge's. Every
body should have them. Petit Cards
only 81 per doLen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07


AEETIso or TIE FLEzI BAAScE OF
CouscfL--The Fnst Branch came TO
order at The call Of his Honor, the
Mayor.
Prssent-His Honor, The Mayor: AL
sKsudsE. Blair. English. Jacob, Max
veil. Wilson W. P, Wilson Andrew
ard Ziun-s. ss y-.r
the minutes Of the preyio1s meeting
were rad and Aligned
TIE Chair stated that The object In
calling = meeting OF the First Branch
Was % consider the second section OF
she water ordinance asted on In the Sec
ond Branch, July 30.
90 motion, the action OF the Flrst
Branch in fixing the wafer rent of
AchssOn, Bell q Co. At $3.50, was ad-
heEed to.
No objection being urged, It vas or
dered that q minute Be made, passed
unanimously"
A motion was made TO concur in the
action Of the Second Branch, reducing
the water rent ofSilson, DnnIsTy & Co.
IRON slO1 tn SIS.
The ayes and noes were called for.
AEEs-EnglIsh, FTAuLheim, ZInn-
SAYs-AleLandeT, BLAIR, Jacob, Max
well, Wilson Andrew.
The motion being lost, the First
Branch. on motion 70 thGt effect, az
The scion OF the Second Branch In
reducing aud Increasing assessments
Ms follOHs, was eoncurred in=
SPr1Eg House from. .--..-..--.----EssQ 70 S5s5
McIsare HOuse q ..---.--.---------. 40 = ~
SJzmn HOuke a -.-------.--.---------. 30 -
RSbeTt Luse "a ------------------- = =. 30
t-i,1e, r. fy.v IA
EhsiieTuSs 4 ierTy frOJn-.-----.----.- 8 e. 5
Toe FIrsl Branch adhered to its orig
iuaI action in the following cases:
Busy, Lille 4 Co.. $50, relied ~ "a B 70 gIZ5
81 NJ u PAD sia 5 Sisie,eI, 5, DO do 5
W W, y XII az AAn-Co- iSJ DO 90 90 90 :
lie pslai S Hli' I5S6. DO do SC
10 the case of BAir & Co., tobacco
manufacturers, assessed by the EIrst
Brunch at 500, a motion was made to
strike ouI the 500 aud insert $50
Tire question was taken on striking
ont. CARRIED.
The question was then taken on the
insertion Of $50. Carried.
\ petition OF George Hartley for sec
uui claSs coffee house license and re-
mission OF $50, ones, GRANTED by the
Second Branch, was taken up
Mr.. English moving To concur, the
motion Vas negattved.
Mr.. Maxwell moved thHt Mr.. Hart
ley he granted second-ClaSs license,
Objection was made hat there was no
petition before the house. The motion
Was Dire pPed.
slider. Carried. go
on motion of the same gentleman,
the maIIer was laid on the table.
The action of the Second Branch in
granting the application OF John
Thoner & Co. for second-class coffee
house license, WAS, on motion, concur
red in.
On motion of Mr.. Franzheim, the
action OF the Second Branch in grant
ing application Of Goleib Raschsr TO
change coffee house license from LIST 10
% class, was concurred in.
On motion OF Mr.. Andrew Wilson,
II was ordered that the Mayor in COM
junction with the Street Commissioner.
be authorized 70 direct payments OF
money to the contractor for paving
Market street, Centre Wheeling, Mr..
Simon Fulton, as portions of his work
are completed. .HtrS
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

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LIZZIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

ArrEST1os i. directed 70 the sale Of
stock IN the Wheeling Library Asoci-
stiou, 70 take place on the 5th Of octo-
Der ne1t. ELEE elt ~
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B. T. CALDWELL.
of Fashions,

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ny Nh KTLE q Mn WATRINS-
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hls1sd- IA1s-EH Clnned pGfGsrns rec yed
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GEORGE r. TAILOR & Co. are offering
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-07

NEEIIso or TIE FLEzI BAAScH OF
CoUsciL-The Fnst Branch came to
order at the call Of his Honor, the
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THE latest accounts from the great
tallors' strike in London show that, on
the 9th inst. ont of the $500 men who
had struck, about half had obtained
work in other shops. Someh desert
ed the Union, others had gone into the
country, and "abont 200 had epssirGted
to America" We have had no special
report of the arrival of these strikers in
America, but the New York Times no.
tices a remarkable fact in the Liver
pool returns OF the nationality of the
emigrants from that port to the United
States during the last calendar month.
Instead of the great majority being
Irish, as usual, the nationalities OF the
steerage passengers were Hs follows:
8 ,29S English, 100 Scotch, 2,3I5 Irish,
9, 40 from the continent. In like man
ner, of the steerage passengers to Cam
ada, 55T were English S Scotch, 1876
Irish, and 3l2 other countries. This
of such an unusually
large English emigration of late, doubt
less has its cause In the deranged con-
dition of industrial operations in the
great cities of England. Moreover, the
public men and political economists of
England seem to be anxious TO get rid,
as soon as possible, OF large portion
of England's overcrowded PoPula-
tionT
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Looking back to the awful days when
the country rocked in the throes OF
threatened dissolution, and contrast
ing them with our present stu alton,
we have great cause for congratulation;
from every quarter the news of pro-
gress is encouraging, SO that the Coun-
try can facilitate itself that, might Is
passed and joy cometh with the morn
ing. From the West the news is es-
pecially encouraging. A Chicago pa
per abiding to the immense incrense
Of trade there. says that 'the advent OF
the new crop has had II reviving intiu-
euce upon trade. The manufacturing
having recovered from
the 'eight-houT' panic, have all the
work they can do, employing more
men than they ever had before, and
filling orders largely in excess of for
mar yeRrB.n r.- LII.
The railroads running into all the
western cities are crowded with au i'm
mense grain traffic, and the ship
ping OF the lakes is tax
ed 10 its utmost capacity.
The good prices which the farmers are
getting, induce them TO bring in their
crops rapidly, and to purchase freely,
and SO all branches of exchange are
beginning to buzz with freshened life.
At Milwaukee last week the wheat re-
ceipts averaged over lOO, 600 bushels per
day. This is fifty per cent. more than
in the same period last year. During
the week ending on the 10th, 69l emf
grants passed through Columbus, Ohio,
to settle in Ohio, Missouri, Iowa, iii
nois, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Indiana,
Tennessee, Minnesota and Nebraska,
and In every other quarter of the in
terror of the seaboard and western and
southern States the immigrants are
steadily arriving, aud showing that an
other year will be made more prOduc-
tive than the current. Aud going to the
eastern States, we find that Maine re-
turns ], 1,0O0, 900 tons of hay, worth SO
per ton, with corn crop Of l,3OO,OOO
bushels, 200, 600 of barley, 100000 OF
oats, and a lesser amount of fruit and
potatoes than last year. Other near
States make a somewhat similar re-
turn.
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One who needs only the uproarous re-
joicings of the Democratic press over
the Caiifornis election, might think that
the Republican party was about to col
lapse and pass entirely out of existence.
But that is not quite the fact. The
election of a Governor In California is
the only point gained over which the
Democracy have legitimate reason 10
rejoice. They have gained two Con-
gTessmen in California, and the Repub-
licans four in Tennessee. Now let me
see what wonderful gains The Demo-
Gratis have made in rhe only place
where gains can do them any good
that is, in the House of Representatives
(the Senate is beyond their reach for
half century.) The relative strength
of parties In the last and present Con-
gress is as follows:
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LETTERS from Lagrange, Texas,
manning in town is barely 1--WE hum
dred, vet the interments reached twen-
tv-fouT in two days. The disease is
proving fatal in nine cases out of ten.
Every house is tilled with sickness and
death, and whole families are swept
away. The disease is spreading in the
country. There are no provisions in
town, and the country people will not
venture in with produce. On the 9th
not even meal could bs had to make
Cruel for the sick. Business bad ceased
entirely, the stores are closed, news
papers have ceased publication, aud
the Jail has been emptied Its inmates,
who fied in terror from the scene Of
desolation.
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DhNJ AMIN IIHINIIi 4 % q
ANTHONY SMITH. Sec'y.

A MoNoPoLY ofland in few hands,
Is one Of the great causes of complaint
in England. Mr.. Ernest Jones recent
ly made speech on reform in Dublin,
and gave some figures to show how the
land monopolists hold the soil. In the
three Kingdoms there are seventy-one
million acres, and only thirty thousand
landlords. The Duke of Cleveland can
ride twenty-three miles through his own
estate; the Duke of Devonshire has
ninety-six thousand acres in the conn
ty of Derby alone; the Duke of Rich
mond possesses three hundred and forty
thousand acres; and the Marquis of
Breadalbane can ride one hundred miles
in straight line through his property
from his own house door. Thirty thou
sand men say to thirty millions, Here
YOU shall walk, and here you shall not;
here you shall build, and there you
shall not: here you shall live and die,
and nowhere else, because 1t is our
will" There are only eighteen million
acres under tillage; twenty-siX million
are untouched by plough or spade, and
lie waste for all agricultural and aim ost
all pastural PURPOSES ~ = "