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Richmond and purchased by them
selves, may be made through theirtrea-
son to furnish the new State with the
means or doing equity to the loyal peo-
pie, and Kidding herself in a measure at
least of the great evil and wrong entail
ed by the mother State in having grant
ed SO many conflicting patents. This
should be done. And in cases where
the rebel may have possessed a perfect
title, which has become forfeited, and
the State should wish to restore il. the
great mistake made by President John
son will indicate that it should be done
at time and in a manner, to insure for
certainty, gratitude and sU6misSIon,
The praise given to our party, and
deservedly, by the politicians OF the
country, for political success, does not
denote the approval of our economy aud
business advantages, by capitalists and,
business men, These look at the State
with an entirely different view, viz: to
see whether II is good and safe place
in which TO invest capital and engage
in industrial enterprise. They scrutin-
lie our natural resources, our scOnstitu
ton, laws, the character, temper, and
feeling OF our people, TO determine
whether 1t be safe to invest their capi-
tai and enterprise to its legislation and
protection. II our legislation be uncon-
StitutiondL or iGIlJJiendty, capitalists are
sure to find it out and avoid it, None
are more cautious and timid than such
men, and still often they are terribly
taken in, as they have been by purcha-
sing worthless junior patents in this
State. Our State has been closely scru-
tinized in this respect by this class of
men during the last few years-its re-
sources, constitution, legislation, char
acter and disposition OF its people. 1t
has been ''set on hill, and not under a
bushel."
With your permission 1 shall say
more on this subject in another number.
Very respectfully, G. P.
January 22d, 1867.
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OF the trees is seen in outline against the
frosty sky. ltis winter but seen in its
brightness. Somewhat similar is the
one hastily sketched on canvas,
OF OF Morning in December"
face sled is crossing reminds
us of the ice bound Susquehanna, on
whose banks we passed our school days,
with its piles of ice and snow, lit by
the suns rays iuto heaps OF sparkling
brilIiants. Years ago, in a New York
gallery, some of VIM. Wallis pictures
were pointed out to us, and he has lost
none of his power. Wherever in these
landscapes river, brook, or stream is
introduced, his pencil seems TO exult,
and we have clear, sparkling water be-
fore US. In Gillespie's gallery ofpaint-
ings, engravings, &c, on Wood street,
is a tine bust of Alexander Campbell, of
West Virginia, by MIR. Broome, the
sculptor, who has designed several pub
lie monuments to soldiers, and who has
now in his studio an affecting memorial
to be placed over little three year old
darling of Mr.. Lippincott's. The mar
BILE figure, which is from life, represents
the child pausing in play, and gazing
downward ut butterfly imprisoned in
those tiny fingers. A ride
Chicago, the great city of the West. We
pass on our way the elegant Opera
House SO we'll known over the country
with its fine gallery of paintings,-spend
an hour in cheerful talk with Mrs. s.
IA. st, John, the talented artistic, who
transfers meanwhile an animal face
to canvas, and take the cars for Cottage
Grove, the former home of Stephen A.
Douglass. His grave is here by the
lake shore with a. monument in course
of erection under the care of l.. w.
Nolk. Michigan and Wabash avenues
may rank with the most beautiful in
The country, looking out on the broad
BOSOM of the Lake with its Light house
and pier evermOrs washed by the
waves. .l
From hurried survey of the glass
and silver cases at Miller's on the cor
ner of Randolph and Clark, their heaps
of gold, brilliant silver plate, magical
clocks, and musical boxes. whose
bells inger in memory, recalling
the sweet chime of the "Old
Folks" whom we heard in Pittsburgh,
en- route for Wheeling, their antique
dresses, conjuring visions of the olden
time, We visit the Home on Wabash
avenue, where jewels richer by far, and
destined to an immeasurable eternity
OF years, are garnered. Some of the
soldiers orphans are here, a priceless
legacy left us by those who died in our
stead. Shall monarchs so carefully
guard the baubles of an earthly crown,
and these be unthought of?
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Greenwood Cemetery.

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
. Smiles east of the city, Is now ready for
interTnents, sale, and Improvement of lots.
It contains 81 acres OF land, and is laid out
in the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at all EeaEOns OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
Tourths OF the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road. II is perfectly secure, and Intended 10
be beautihed By every variety. oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountains etc, to make Il equal To the besf
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision is also made for its en-
laTgement, order and care in perpetuity.
PeT3ons desirous of purchasing lots can
examine the grounds with the Superintan.
DENT, who has plat, or secure them by call
ing q lne once OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing 70 make inteFmenLs will
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets of admission to LothoIders and
visitors win be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECrORs.-A. J. sweeney,
President r. c. Bonham, Secretary; J.. g
Rhodes, John q. Muth, Geo. Mendsl, jos
Bell, Jno. a Armstrong, Geo. AdamA, r. 9.
Jordan, Z. A. Hlldneth, Ru3l-lyd
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHHH1rSo '1


.. H........ DIRECTORS:
T. H. Logan, T. P; Shallcross, J. g. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, j. II. Hobbs, S8ml. Mc(lels
Ian, g. w. FrRnEhein1, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LauRhlln.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four years, and in that time
done u successful business Is still prepared
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kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishments, Furniture. Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
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to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents for
or years at reducedTates. .
This being a home institution, with the lar
Eest capital and surplus OF any company In
In the STATE and composed of BOme
ntnety-four stock khOlders, most of whom are
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration OF the
insurtng public, and sOiicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
once. North side OF Monroe. between
Main and Market hts., Wheeling, w. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling.
..I.l N. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEI4, Vice President. Ocl6
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B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
NJ and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. lB Main
would respectfully call the attention of
the public 70 my large and select stock OF
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job work Of all kinds VIII receive my per-
on Wen Casing and sand Pumps made TO
jy2s ~ B.F. CALDWELL.
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CUNDRIES-AFE FEW BBIs. PRIME MA
y Pile Sugar; Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
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" sealed Salmon, Aackerel, Goldfish, Hallt-
but, lobster CLAIMS and SardineS-
Genuine English Mustard. Salad oil, best
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ausuranfs.
Incorporated 1888,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

oKFIcE No. % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
vi terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points.
In order 70 meet a want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on wednesday and Saturday RfLer-
noon between the hours of two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum OF money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which lntOrea
"'A' 0e paid. GRO urNDE1 p,os,,on.
,DIEEcroRS-Alex.L LAughlin, A. ]. PAnnslI.
JOhn Mcclure, ir,- Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
ott, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed.
OCll-lY A. Y. C.QUARRIER. Treasurer.
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Extensive Millinery Establishment
NO. 0o4 WALNUT STREET, t ..
PHILADELPHIA.


MILIINER DE PARIS,
HAvING REBUILT AND GREATLY
Ii enlarged her place of business has now
on hand an entire new assortment OF the
very best styles Of i Is n
FRENCH MILLINERY. "..-.
Through her numerous agents in Paris shs
is enabled 20 present In advance of other es-
tahllsementB the very latest European styles
In Bonnets, Head Dresses, Caps, Feathem,
Ribbons, Frames. etc.
THE SALES ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the CHOICEST
goOdA, and those sending orders can be ac-
commOdated at tho shortest possible noiics.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly Organized, and has been
made a speciality in the Establishment.
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Ohers great Inducements TO BIiIllners, who
can at any time be furnished with pattern
bonnets OF the very latest styles, prior 10 their
being exposed at retail. .- g. %
n. B.-French, English and German Spo-
ken. nov2-6Tn
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Written for the Toledo Blade.
Mr.. Nasty Essays a Sermon, but II In.
terruPted by = Niger who il Aided
and Abetted by she PerVerse Joe
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A RE PREPARED BY THE AiFSSIEITRS
N GARANCIERE & DUPONT, Pharnmacen-
lists, No. 2lI, Rue Lombard, from the TSra
scriptiOn of DR.. JUAN DELAMARREE ChieF
Physician TO the Hospital du SoTd ON Isari-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
Cnfc,-, ss,,rs.se.ory OF ssoOts
...., shoes.

". bsv. +, ,-a,.aas i>saeso this jeur>
unl c.,l.i N. ettentI3n OF the trsde to the
superior wer. .paans ~ ard qaaliiv OF leather
used in the manufacture oi Boots and
Shoes by thr Chicago ,nann.actnters, and
have shevnthe al,.n.ases That .his market
obtsin. ove, ,,e "a, il. thus rec,ly con,
ver,ing the raw msterlal INTO s'ie 'iihuiac'
tlred article. OWNING Tue eVs' ~ ushs
ports,ion both way., and throwing ,his re-
served fund into the bands 81 the western
consumers. We have also SHOWN now ore
# our argsst maruactuFers, =. Inapin 4
Co.. l4l kinzic street, last wear Converted
s 200 sides sole her, 10000 sides upper
Gather ! 600 III ains, 5000 shecpsklns,
1000 pounds IN y rails. SOC bushels shoe
pegs. and numerous other articles, into
boots and sho.s. eeeasioning grand out
lay for r,v matsrl.i Il one hundred and
| fif,y II, susan.i i ,,l,fs aud sold 'hese goods
at u much lower rae nm the same can be
laid Nn from The -, whist 'he llahy
Of III Boots sasregslei, strength al dl "a
! blhty were FAR supetl r - sinii'sr class OF
/ Eastern .oods. r., hrm are now largely
| increasi. y their foscs or the fall trade.
| Bus,r who las, year to,k some lev cases
| Of then man,,f4ctu-ed article on experiment
are now orde,ing lsrsels ier the same goo Il
fer iaiure denver, ani OIL me eau OF
! the next year we * - a. y report q
much llr.er expen tais s. mas
terisl On their pert. Tor the purpose q
increasing thei- f-.ilties ier showing and
selling their gao's. II have removed Their
salesroom !, NJ. - State Street. IN
der the C.tg ilot,l, where they WIN be
able mo.c readily tian ever 10 supply the
wants OF the great West. Owing TO the
advance in ather. caused by the scarcity
in hides IN all locai..e and consequently
# the men.f.c.urtl artic'e, and also owing
to an advance in ski.lei iasor, nanu'actu,
rers are necessita,el 10 advance their prices
for Bo = aad She's lhe advance IS no
speculative movement. hut iaov'ng entire
lv to tn causes reted above pper lca,h
er has advanced n n 3j to 30 cents per
foot, sole lsa.bcr about cen's per pouud
within the ast Tire months. he est OF
labor has advanced 80 per dczen pair,
which combined ia4kes an addition to the
cost Of Bpats OF at lesat $s per case
Leather Is siiil tend n upwards, ana wages
constantly afvareitg. strikes among shoe
makers bein, tie nrler ot the day a.
consequently those hnyers who are earliest
in the market vii have the advantage Of
lower prices than later IN the season. We
would advise ali in the trade g exsm' 9
carefully the pr,cc - y tie cid and 'elie.
be trn Of Z Ch,rn 4 q. who with t't
recent advance, or. I'll selling much below
regular rates. and pa-tles vi-itin- this city
vii no deua,, find / % their interest TO ex
anime the gods ihey of!yr at their sale-'
room. 45 Sa.e stree, nraer the City Hotel
-Chicago Pric. Current
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CONS |'IiII1|i|(

Dear sir:-Ilaving witnessed the operation Of Dr.
Wriyht'- Tar syrup in csees of Consumption: cheer
fully recommend ii to all D. rsons 20 afflicted.
JESSE Il WALKER.
Fourth and Chestnut Ste, Phiisdelphla.
Tbomae Winnili, Butcher, In I'd st. Market. Phil
adelphis, writes
Afier euffering two year, with Consumption and
constant hemoragee was induced to try Wright.
Tar syrup. After ueing six bottles. health returned
and am now al e 10 attend tn my brsiness.
SIS. Stevens Druggiete, Reading. Pa writes:
Mr.. J. !. kfomes.-The groes Of Tar Sprup pus
chased about three weeks ago il nearly all cold. Ny
customers speak highly Of H. Send hsM gr - OF I
TO ny father. at Mddletown. Pa and chars Il to me
G. B. vsnsyckel. Dfuggi~ss, Trenton. N. j.. saye
DR.. Wrigh s Tar Syrup doee all y,u clain for u
am selling largely Of 1t. and with much satisfaction
u my cnst mere.
wrirh,'- Tar syrup Il sold BY Al D-urgists and
Country SsoYskeepefe. Price 81 per bottle. On<
bottle will check the most aggravated Cough
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G. IT Il TIE Ms.
PEOPLES PARTY -'sCAET.

BRsfssToE,
". ". CONES, Of Pleasant Valley.
Fos asPsxsEvrA-rvss,
". j. RO ILFi, of SHERIDAN.
NJ e. DAVIS Of Davenport.
CuAaIks KELLY, OF lie Claire.
ros sTEsifr,
M.soa G. SCHNiTGER. Of Davenport,
Foa TREASURER,
l.. 4. yiELE, OF Davenport.
fua COUNTY JUDGE,
THEODORE ID. EAGAL, OF Davenport.
vos cousrY sgnooL SUPERINTENDENT.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Of Davenport.
FOR SURVIVOR,
THOMAS MURRY, Of Davenport,
YoR coROsoR,
De-. g. HOEPFNkR, OF Davenport
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RIVER ITEMS.

A.8VAls
MIxSrsoft. Car. Il :; i.ons.
Nrw Bo<r y, ua,, Grinnel Fl. Madison.
SUCKER SiArr. apt II sat, st. Paul
DEPARTURES.
MINNEsorA. Csp, illil. II. Pau!
NEW Bosr1s Cal.. ern.ell. Fs Madison,
SUCKER STATE. Eap'. lli.h,. ST. Louis.
BrN CaNrggLl, capt Weller. Ciin.on.
The popular pss-er ger packet keilhsbure
Capt. Can > ell, i TIE next regular morn
ing boat for Fort ial.s.n, leaving here at
o'clock Lem paihhars,, clerk.
Tuc THEATRE II, ' Il BE-, good news to
our patrons Of amusemen learn that the
Metropolitan pens fot ior dramatic sea.
son on Non ~ eve i next, "! h The ve's
eran mana e. anl ster ing &C or, Chas
PUNK {. q. tie h IN and William Marble,
the eminent me .iaaa tie star, supported
b. laree CO.. panv OF tried ard able acts
ors and actresses. d Dlrins tie past week
he .roufc hlee be- reforming in Rock
Island, aid after oyrc ming the pfcj9dice
again I III a.r.c Is b me itori1us performs
ances have e,tsb . e themselves firmly in
" A.. :,
~
ster renditlQns oil some 81 the tlnest ays
10 the legitimate eFsins, ana 1t affords US
much pleasure 70 e abe TO conscien,iousy
recomme u : en- T. our theatre goers as .
company ~ every respect worthy OF liberal
support.
~, n, -
A"h -i'' ~ - e"'eo ~
cure ior Aea atYs oesh 'e-iel ~ thou
sands q eas AL have yer faici 70 e.>
f.c. cure lIesrerian p.ls contain. no
,,;.o,s ! ,,,,.-.,'. 49,. - m,. !, :,
70 ~ or !oa WI e'aii !fpce and SAFETY.
Price oaly = at ,4e dug s'ores, WIn.
D'Gaeh Il Cp., ptapretsrs, St. Louis =
Ask for "Hesae,.1 Sugar Coated Pills.
Tive sure crs.. iu \ 4e. AID accep, 10 ,nie
ria- subs.i'nses.
Use Ls..eEand ; >iocifc FOR rheumatism,
Gous sni Nelra' ria. 1t elr.ctually destroy.
all poison in the blool, and pe,forms a r.d,
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..Fact- are stubborn thin -, says tn. Old proverb
and IN these alone do we int nd to deal. tn prcsen
ing wRiGuTS TAR SYRUP TO the public. All
knew tie necessity of guarding aganet Gods. as
we'll the necessity for taking the proper remedies
" hen the Colds are upon us. We say, without fear
NJ con ratcton. that the superior of Wsight's Tar
Syrup for the cure % Consum mption. CouRh-, Colds
tronrhii- and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
does not exist. b low are teeti nonials from per-
sons some OF whom are known in all parts Of the
country
DR.. r. SuELroS MACKENZIE, Literary Editor Of For
ney' e Philadelphia Prees, Writes
PBiLApYLpsiA, July 90, 1867.
DrAR Srn-Lsst Christmas. for the nrst time in my
l,fc, uch afflicted by very eeveee Cold. with
almost constant cough ami sore chest. "Pfactire
makes perfect the provcrb says. but the more
c,ughed The worse did 1t. BY what then cOnssd-
cred an accident. Int now believe to have been a
Providence I WAS iudnced 10 try Dr.. WBieHre TAR
Syarr purchased from and Was greatly relieved
in two DAYS wholly cured In ten II II not unpl-as-
ant &, the tasie which 10 goud point Mauy yea .
a. o. reading my through an old library. came
across the works of that Bishop Berkeley, who pro-
phctically and trnly declared. mere than century
tro, that Westward the march Of Empire takes Its
way. and among these were two tr-sssee IN which
he rongy advocated the OF Tar. curative Of
| m nv a seascs from Cnarrh IN the plague wEs
then truck with the cogenrv Of the good Bishop'-
! arguments. and am now sure-frOm the efficacy oil
| DR.. Wrlght- preparation OF the sAme remedy-that
| they were entirely correct.
| n. SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

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