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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29
To Threshers G. Farmers!


ITis for the interest Of you who buy. and ~
{ SHEPARD VIBRATOR has been fiiiv ,est~4
the old style Maehnc.. The uurniier made H. been
are being bnilt for hi wear a. lat All ,b aT
sally investigate it, merits, rour-is its superiority,
BECAUSE
1t has neither Canvas, Beaters, Pickers, nor
Raddles, and cannot te cocsed ul in riti.er set
dry gram.
1t has not half IS many Belts, PuIleys
.Ielt Nael9-~ sad hence rt much easier ard costa
much less to keep ia repair
,, The Sieve siS is 50 lons and vide and 50 ar
up, vr blows OYER, sIr! viii SEA houl- and day.
without trouble,
Ithas the largest and best MIL in theworld,
taptue ~ }"U3l4 without wt-t-iay amount of grain
aud taking OUT all the fool stu#
All T makes IS, no Hearings or soatterings"
Thus doing nicer work than any other and avoiding
The u ~ unpleasant work connected viii ihresaing
and paio6 Wiz S Srs ' IL sfS5gs '' 99i
II In Il, threshing Oats, Wheat, Barley, &c, it
nearly or quite vnOush 70 pay the threshing bills
In Timothy Seed il is decidedly advanta-
Beous ca Fceo'1nt u ~ peculiar s.rFes and mil Tor
elsaHirc and require. charge II Shoe p. any kind
of grain OF seeds.
In Flax Seed It has no Beaters, Pickers or
chimes.
Many Farmers say they would rather an
ploy NICHOLS & SHE2ARD'S VIBRATOR at
fiji prices TITAN any other tLEe-er fer M. and
they generally command a cent extra per bu-hei-
Its great ease OF draft Is because there is
less tlia oae 3Ftf Tuge sbsifigEr boxing betting
aud gearing other 1H8rIiGeE and grain
OF taddles at III! This flet peaks fsg itse.f
The Nichols & shepard's HORSE POWER has
no equal IN durability Ard e4ss of draft Ii Is adapted
TO OIL other Hla-Hes, Parties Nyh4 have PLAYED outn
powers II other kinds invited buy and try tIi-
oHd see the 0fFersass It l. sold separately, aaI
spesdeI II take the place Of any other
The Vibrator stands on its own merits Il
asks no favor but an IMPARTIAL trial. Call on
Agents or writ to tie Manufacturers for Cir
eula-, giving full description, together With
numerous Certificates
= & ~aal Keep EAI1ES fs- III #ArfEE&fs- sata
fF as. and ltFf51 rtr.t tas FIBH5Tgf. eetg .sfsE
81 whfsit gTe st ae pre- tE 'rt4t 1ffs, 80 case %
accidents
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29
Notice.

IL nersans are hsTeiy noti6e not to a,i8e or ire.
= Ta-- TfIaa tts f1Ilcv-c dcs r,d trxrt ~ 4ara
aHaer llse penalty ~ beus Prosecuted 4c,-,rdsnr /.
Ase Ne-t iatl q Tie alrEh-xs-t quarter Z IN.
iss sfe% f1arer - seosfaH M fIfrty to4 nslit "a
& trfH q range $50. farce et -it,tat.. Ia lie cogn
~ e ts~@ TIteNtH ~ETtsHf
" =. MIG lgfG.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29

BASE Ball. CIUB.--AN e are gsaa 10
f...rm our citizens that number Of young
r.a 1, this city have organized an assocfa-
tie. easrh NJ, undoubtedly, prove great
benefit a TN. aav /. healthy exercise. fdls
association. a1Sied the = Mineral FGn' Base
Bal Clgh." Wa organized last SATURDAY
yv,.fa-. constitution adopted, aud SIC foi-
losing a.f. Rs elected fer the suS''iss ear:
Vu,rAv TT Pyls President.
tHAr,gs o. JoSks. We, fge<'lsen'-
Ea"Aep e. FoSrEE. Secretary.
AlFErr SrENsLEY. Treasurer.
ions ItsYox.
"aa'> ! NINoE { Directors.
Az'r.r BY PEN4.i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29

Ok SCSDAr morning, May 18th, the
gavettc, was consumed by fire. The fire or
igiuatcd fTcm pile Of ashes deposited in
the wood house. The furniture was all de
stroycd except piano. No Insurance on
E..LL.-. or f.L.n itur..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29


PfscuFt va severely though, We are glad TO
tay,-hotSfatsu'' ihjHfed'sa lew Gays sInce,
= the caVin4 IN OF the earth IN the digsinss
u winch he vas at work
>,4.z
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,Ah' i4''S '''i''e' o,o9es Tue "fs' oiu'i'e
send in their subscriptions, emily $3.50 a
year Address IoHS l.. sHoEFY, Boston,
Massachusetts,
.c..,.-,- :.
y '''' ')'''' ~ NV '''g.' y = e'e's >'''
81 2 iate Iha' nls Ioii'.i'ioh : eoilsi.'eFeu
critical Nrs. hlsio" 7'o'hn's syrup
ford relief. The NeIpau'r Pills will probably
restore his equilibrium.
rs S,rsn.,- u,ornino, }fav1qtb the
...1,;,.-. ho,.. # pr. p.xxsox T. Of
g.,eac va consumed b. fire. The fire or
,rip.ted from = pile Of ashes deposited in
IN. wood house. The furniture wa. all de
.troxed except a piano. No :usurance on
bou.e or furniture.
,,
= =
zone some very me- NoIh % 'S'e 20 nc cur
go : '''''i,'''7 ''''s' s.' : - ''7'
M sh'r' 'e" '''A S'ee, ''li'i'''D II =, 'e
'''"t can haf"ik De beaten I'D any P'"'e'-
Nreruy claims t. be frsr-clasS workman,
anu ms WORK 5"s'lRt7 t"@ claim
.r,,., A,,.,.r'.,>.y ~ n,+,- la
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n...-.~,,,, .,.,.. M IN. III H..
,o,r IT, ann ,.,- moan u..rr.,r,s oIl
taroae. which "a vi-;t.l.l.vg l,sgc nun-
,.r - ir..nfl,. whose hmm. nj ,rfa-it. led
81. Tt,
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's ','ef '',e urn, y y : '' instance, ~
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49, L'o7.' &'' i'''A', - ''''''. ''''
clouds. from which SHE peeps cut. ~eul-UC-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29
spIsiaI AotirRs.


" May 6th 1StI.
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29

WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1867.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29

s. ~..a keep LAIn-S ~ ~ &ArfiISE- sat4
hg rs. and l5-rt5eFfr.fg tis VIBRATOR eeestf sess
81 vist siil ae pre- e erfs, 5u c=4ss
acesdsats
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29
NO TIGE

'AaIH)gIVGNvH an aod aEldaad MIN 7
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

re- The colonel Of an Alabama regiment
was famous for having everything done up
in military style. Once, while officer of
the day, and going his tour ofinspcc;ion,
he came on n sentinel from lth Mississippi
regiment, sitting fat down on his post, with
his gun taken entirely to pieces, when the
following dialogue took place: Colonel
Don't you know that a sentinel while on du-
ty should always keep on his feet? Senti-
nel-(Without looking uP)-That is tho
way we used to DO when the war first began,
but that's played out long ago. Colonel
(Bcginning TO doubt if the man was on du-
ty.)-Are you the sentinel here? Sentinel
We'll, I'm a sort of sentinel. Colonel
Well, I'm a sort Of officer Of the day. Sen
tinel-Well, if you hold on till sort of git
my gun together, I'll give youa sort Of salute.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

pfdH and ctdScd GOkd Kings, EOH Thin
bies, Lockcfi, nc,c styic BoH Buclks, Goi3
Pms and PRcH, E,Dcy Hork Boces, Gold
PeHs 'cjM God ami .SHrcy Erfcnsi0n mutt
.crs, and q large assortment If Fine ,S1rer
Ware oRd Jeuc,rY n erc5Y dcscrpiiyn, n
NE beV make aRd iafea Vyi-s.
Fft-A cbou~e f. attain mn ofHc oIore
oy'iclcs J,r ONE DOLLAR. ~ puclas.
Hy n so0iH Urok1pc FIR - crpN.
TFirc Se0ied Engd,yrs uW Lc ser, flr
81 Ecrcn FIR 81 Ihuiy fr 81 Sir
Wgrc FIR $40; Ouc UDHdrcd Er Slj.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
tnrqUoHd jad0ccmcHt ofered IN Ladies
0Hd Geah ,rto riHocf as sucL: Oprde,cyiD-
IRE circV1qr. 'rW BE- scHt ou oJyIicotioH.
DttvbWioRs are m03s az tie E1tioripg
manner: le1jfcq'cs uamiog each article
0od us ,GlVc are pi0~e2iH sc0f,1cnyelopes.
trhich are 'ccH miceA Oae oftLcu cnr,L
oPcscoUt9iNg ne Ccrfffc0tcs or OrYer fr
syD'c ARTICLE, rW h. diirer,d ~ our oGi~r.
"r @ntty mail 10 anya3drcsf, t-ih9ut re
goydto cboice, on rcccipf oT25 ccna.
I'm reee'sing die Certificate the purcLascr
wW sec irhof 0rfictc u drars and rs t01ne.
0''f ram seHd Ono Dollar anil roccfre he mr..
hcle namcd PurchGscrs IF our Sealed
Envelopes moy, az this manner, obtain aa
article rorh IroD, ] ~ 800 dolIars
J,DHg letters are unnecessary HIRE he
h'"l,'ess 'owrjic plain directions Oracrs
lor SEALED ENyELOPEs must ia crcrg case
Ce accompanied ,riM tie Cash, grith The uape
~ me Person scHdiag, and Toun, Coua,y
and .Stafe plainly urtHea LeNers sLould
he GdaTessed 10 tie n,0Hogcrs, as foLows
JACKSON, CORNISH & Co,
1913 and l95 Broadway.
Ag5"e l6, lS6T.-3m. NEW YoRx.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01
Homucy, April u. lsG7.-tf.
HICKS STEAM ENGINES.


FEYlIE subscriber s the authorized age,
"a in the Valley of Virginia, for IL
sale Of HICKS STEAM ENGINES,
PORTABLE G STATIONARY,
manufactured by the Elick Steam Engi,
Company of Delaware. These Engines hal
many advantages over all others now in us
They arc cheaper than other Engines. cd
less for repairs and fabrication, have no dcd
points, occupy less space, consume less fnd
and cos! less for transportation than any ot|
er Engines; the c4ief feature being thd
intrinsic and nlatchleas simplicity. Will
retaining the entire principle and action
The best approved reciprocating- piston FL
gincs, and doing no violence to the convi
tons Of our most intelligent engineers TIL
dis principle and action cannot be supers
ded as long as the present mode of apply
ing steam continues, the details are so f:
sinpltied that the pistons connected direc
u to the cronk yJoym tie oaiY n.oring part
dad hcse uiM tie cyiiRders contpose n
whoIe Muchbe. This is done by maxim
the pistons OF suitable form and arranp
ment to enable them to perform also Il
Offices Of valves and cut-oHs, dispensing ~
o7'Ly riM heSe conjricGnces ut aIso ri,
the ~hole array Of roIoe-rods, eccentric
shut, PdchiHg boxes, djdes, ieccr
cTossheads, and external Attachments,
creTy kiHd, which they ncccssiiate. I'll
action Of the pistonsis alike simple and un
form, each being slide valve for tho OF
beside it. This invention therefore form
the most radical and entire change in
STEAM ENGINES
which has occurred since the days of Wat
and enables the Company to offer bett,
Machine, simple, compact, light, durabl
accurate, economical in operation, bcyod
all comparison with the past, and at far le.
original cost than ever before attained.
For moro full description Of this nc
invention, and for numerous certificates
individuals, engineers and Companies wl
lave Thorn in use, send and get Circular
setting forth the superiority Of these Er
e.ucs Over all others manufactured in th
country. Address, tbc subscriber at Wiz
chester Va
! GEO HEST, Agent.
" !gChr.fer July 10 1897
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

Re Paddy, honey, will you buy a watch ?"
"Aud is it about selling yer watch We are,
Mike ~ Troth Is it, darlint." "What's
the price :" "Ten shllins and q noggin Of
the crature." DIS the watch dacint one 2
"Sure, I've had it twinty years, and it nivcr
once dosaved me" "Wcll, here's your tin,
and now tell me does it 90 well % 'Bedad,
an it goes faster than any watch in Con-
naught, Munster, Ulster. or Lcnster, not
barring Dublin" "Ba1 luck 10 We, Mike,
you have taken me in. Didn't We say it
never desayed ye?" "Surc an did it, for
l nicer dcpindcd on It ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01
ST. oO,o 90.
f O r O N T. ID OIL A r

ne I.efchdhts d manufacturers
WELRY ASSOCIATION
Calls your attention TO tie fac, Of lis being
the largest and most popular Je,eelry As
ISOLATION in The United States. The Jusi-
ness IS and Arrays hos been conducted an he
most candid and honorable manner. Or
rapidly Increasing trade Is n sure guaron-
Tee Of tie appreciation Of orr patrons for
this n'et'odcf obtaining rich, elegant and
costly goods. The sudden stagnofion Of
trade IN Europe, otoing 10 tie late German
,car, and recent disastrous financial CRISIS
an Europe, has caused lie failure ofd large
number ofJerei,y houses IN London and
Paris, oCtgiHg them 10 sell their goods at {.
great sacrifice, ia some Instances less than
oRe-third tie cost Of manufacturing. Ne
haze lately purchased re,y largely of these
Bonkrupt Goods, at such extremely lo,c
prices Mot ,re can a66rd to sand array FL
ner Goods, and gise letter chances 10 d,uie
Tie most raladGlc prizes than any other es-
tdbtishmcntd0jng q similar business. Our
AIN is TO Plea Sc, and ere respect
f"fIy solicit yoWr patronage, as ne are con-
fdcntcf gicing the utmost satisfaction. Du-
ring tie past gear zee hare foricar8ed q
number Of the most rGia1JIe l,iSes To GH
Ddrts attic country. ThoSc ,rho pafronixe
as ~iW receicc tic .fuU caluc Of heir moncy
as no article on orr list as irorh less fiGn
One DOltar, retail, and there are no BI,,nks.
Parties dedting 'cih as may Depend on haze
ing prompt returns, and tie article dra,cn,
'ciH he imne7tateiy sent to any address by
return mail or cypress.
IheJoffo'riHg parties hare recently 9rawn
tatao6ie prizes from The Aerchonts' and
Kdnydct"rers' Je,ceiry dissertation, and
hare Ef"dIy oiio'red use IF their nan,cs:
Frederick y Bropne, Esq, Treasury Dr.
partment, Washington, -. e., Pine, raIu,,
$3.50; Miss AnRa H. FIDst, IKayeriy Ter
race, ~. J. city, Ladies' Gold, Enan,clca
G''d Diamond Set Hofrh, ralue, $500 :;
lHit0m Is. L'mmons, Nc1o Oricqns, La.
'Sering hachinc, rain~, s75; Ccorye II.
Dovenport, MoJjic, AEa., .SIrer Tea ,Srf,
ra|ue. 5000; Mss Lucy OrcaH, AJony, H.,
Seeing Machine, raIac, $50; hrs. Nary
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

E0-An editor wrote leading article on
the fair sex, in the course OF which he said :
"Girls Of sixteen or eighteen are fond of
beaus When the paper was issued, he
was shocked to discover that an unfortu-
nate typographical error had made him say :
-"Girls of seventeen or eighteen are foud
Of beans :"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

SHARP SHOOTING BETWEEN COUNSEL"
At a county court held not hundred
miles from Lynchburg, Va, distinguish
ed memeer Of the bar, appealing to the
court for the discharge Of his client, wound
up with the statement that if the court sent
him on for further trial q stain would be
left upon his character that could not be
washed off "by all the waters of the blue
ocean, and all the soap that could be man
ulacturod from the pondcrous carcass ofthe
commonwealth attorney" To this, the
ponderous attorney promptly replied, that
while he "decmod it foreign to the case at
the bar, he desired to advise the court, if
they thought it advisable, TO boil his body
into soap, that they should look to the OPP
posite counsel Cor the concentrated iye out
Of which to make it." Court, bar and spec
tators exploded, and our informant know
eth nothing more even now.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

ES-An irascibIe school teacher asked q
delinquent boy how he should fog him
eff you please, sir" said the boy, con the
Italian SYSTEM" Chat being the system of
penmanship taught in the SCHOOL,, '',he
heavy strokes upward and the light ones
downward
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

! y the case fStump's Guardian against Stump s
4 Heirs in the Circuit Court of hampshire coun-
IS, II IS ordered that commissioner of the
Court shall ascertain, and report 70 VIII ON Ger
tain unsod lots in the town OF Springfield, and a
tract OF lt9 acres Of land, claimed 10y Vim. T.
Siumps Heirs and bv James Abernaihys Heir s
and others, belong, and whether said Wm y.
stump. in bis lifetime, or his Executor since his
death, have received any rents ofsaid unsuld lots.
and II So how much.-Ihe parties to the above
named cause VIII take notice that shall proceed
to execute, said decree at my office in Rompcv.
on Friday. November 2Sh. 1867, at which time
and place they may attend 10 protect their inter-
osis.
WA. G CLAYTON.
Com'r. in Cd'y. CIR. CT. Hamp Co., ". u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

SJGNs For UANDK FILTRATION.
Drawing across the lips-Dcsirous of get
ting acquainted.
DRAWN across the cycs--I am sorry.
Taking by ccntre-You are too wiling.
Dropping-We will be friends
Twirlng in both hands-IndlTerence
Drawing across the chcck-I love you.
Drawing through the hands, hate you.
Letting it rest on tho right cheek-Yes
Letting it rest on left check-No.
Twirling in left haud-I wish to get rid Of
you.
Twirlng in right hand love another.
Folding til wish to speak with you.
Over tho Standardization me.
Opposite corner in both hands-wait for
me.
Drawing across the forehead-We are
watched.
Placing on right car--You have changed.
Placing on left earl have message for
you.
Letting it remain on the cyes-You arc
cruel.
Winding round forc6nger-Iam aged
Winding round third finger am mar
Rcd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

RS-In Now York, on Sunday, about
twenty feet Of the pavement iu West Thir-
fccnh street, near Sixth Avenue, caycd iu,
leaving q chasm of unknown depth. The
cong CATION Of DR.. Burchard's church had
just been dismissed, and number Of them
were standing on the pavement few mo-
rcnts before The accident occurred.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

~" come to steal, as the rat observed
TO tho trap. "Aud ] spring TO embrace
you, 3" as The trap replied to the rat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01
WIT AND HUMOR.

{ Re- Little girls believe in the man in the
moon, big girls in man in The honey moon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

E6TWhen is a lawyer like donkey
When he Is drawing q conveyance.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01
Boot s. Shoe W0king
PETER T.. PETERS

HNtOkMS the citizens Of Romuey and the pub
L lie, that he has commenced the above business
IN the room formerly occupied as "A Confectionery
store, adjoining his mothers residence where he
Will be glad 10 meet with and accommodate iu
has line, all his old customers and friends By
attending strictly to his business, and executing
his work neatly and substantially he hopes to re-
ce'Ye liberal share of the patronage of the pub
lie Particular attention viii bs paid TO the ma
nuiactUre Of all varieties Of
i - ID l. - w DIRK.
in which line he feels certain that lac can suit III
tGste OF NIL who may favor him with their Gus
tom. lie Will make his charges az moderate as he
possibly can.
PETER l.. PETERS.
-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

Our devil he, ia. skill 90 try,
HAS made two lines OF p)-ct-ry
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

Com'r. in Ca'y CIR. CT. Haap. Co., ". ia.
Oct. Is, lS6T.-5t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

FEViIE subscriber is the authorized agent
Ia in the Valley of Virginia, for the
snle &c HICKS STEAM ENcINEc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

DEESONS knowing themselves indebted Ia
4 the undersigned, for professional services
vii please cai 400 settle up their accounts 10 the
hrst oi January, 1901 lfyou haven the ;rccn-
backs, notes Of hand will be taken.
>. H. LUPTON
Romncy, FEB p lsG7.-W.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01
The NeU State,

Try It: Try 1T! Try Tt!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-01

HID IOETER & 90 .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

MoUSDsvILLE FEMALE SENISAKY.-
We are glad TO zee that this Institution
is to be opened to public patronage on
the 9Th Of September next. The estab-
lishment OF this institution furnishes a
gratifying evidence Of the growing per-
csption OF the necessity of liberal edu-
cation, and will doubtless be u permR-
nent benefit intellectually in the com
munily OF Marshall.
Its now organized with full corps
of teachers, four in number, and is pre-
pared to furnish young ladies' with a
thorough English and Classical educa-
ton, together with Instructions in
music, painting, &c
The school is divided into two SEQ
lions, the Preparatory and Academic.
A few boys, not more thantwelve years
OF age, will be received in the prepare
tory department; the academic will adj
init young ladies only. .-
Pupils will be received at any time
during the first Two weeks OF the first
term of the school year, but no deduC-
ton will be made in tuition.
For full particulars send 10 the Prin-
ciral Rt the seminary buildings, or
Rev. John F.. Woods, or Judge Cald-
well, for prospectus, to be issued on or
after the 2iIh of August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

reflect thA; a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connE-
biAl happiness. Indeed, Without these thu
Journey through life becomes WeaFy pilgT-
image; the prospect hourly darkens 10 tie
view the mind becomes z ha lowed with deE-
pair and niled with the melancholy reieCs
ton that the happiness OF another oSoomss
bliRhted with our own. #.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

AccIDEsT.-A man employed at the
stables ofths Street Railway Company,
Centre Wheeling, was, yesterday,
kicked by vicious horse. The horses
hoof struck him on the left leg below
the knee, tearing OF the flesh, and
gIapcing up 20 the thigh. The man, in
the evening, WAS very lame, his leg be-
ing greatly swollen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

TIE funeral OF Col George Dulty
yesterday morning, was very large
and imposing affair. The Hssons took
charge Of the arrangement, aud buried
the deceased according 70 Masonic
ritusl. The members of Council and
the various eI-Mayors Of the city at
tended in a body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

The following is the omcial list of
awards to Sewing Machines at the
Paris Exposition
Wheeler & Wilson, LIST class, Gold
Medal; weed'& Florence, ID class, Sill
yer MEDIA; a. b. Howe, Sd class, Bronze
Medal; Empire, 4th class, Honorable
Mention; Singer Machine, not mem
toned. There We're 50 competitors for
premiums).
The Sewing Machine interest was
fully developed at Paris, every machine
OF any prominence before the world be-
ing In active competition, making this
the greatest triumph ever achieved by
any Sewing Machine, and certainly en-
titles the Wheeler & Wilson to the en-
viable position 1t has so long held, the
''BEsT SEWING MAoHISE IN THE
WORLD" VIC G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

PARDoEED.-Andrew Metz. who was
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment
in the county Jail. and to pay "A tine Of
$500 for keeping a house Of prostitution
In South Wheeling, was. on Wednes-
day, set at liberty, the tine having been
RENTED by the Governor. Metz had
been upwards Of five months in Jail
in consequence OF Inability to pay the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

PEDDLISs WITHOUT LIGESsE.-Jus-
tics johnson, Wednesday, had before
him one Jacob Frank, charged with
ueddIlnR without license. The charge
Was sastajDed and q hns OF 50 and
cCsts inpOssd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

ADVICE YoR AUGUsT.-Ayoid excess
In exercise. either Of mind or oooy'
Go,,eyy, CsTafuiiy your diet and temper.
Tc,1Is IN me ventilation of your sleep
md spsrments. Beware OF drafts and md
- SSs'+iJ,JtCaE Raise your biscuits with
Logan. List q Co.'S Excelsior Baking
PoGder' Rid your pains with Lo2d'i's
AT,riesr. and read the new advertisement
Il, auotheF column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-23

PAvEs-The paving of Market
street below the creek, as far down as
the Centre Wheeling Market House, Is
nearly completed. A few more days
and ii will be finished altogether.