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WHY NOT USE THE BEsTF

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS vENE-
TIAN HAIR YE, is the best in the world. It
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No tropble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appeariusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new liz and 1ustre.
terred. A child can apply It. Always gives
sattstaction. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, -. ~
a. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
iDEMAS BARNES d CO., New York, whole
Ralo AGENTS. --lL-. m1yO-lyeod
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SoNE Of the CONSERVATIVES" in Ten
nessee thought they could manage to
control the vote OF the negroes, and
they justified the attempt to their more
fastidlous brethren by saying that it
was necessary ITO fight the devil With
fire" 1.-THE Democrats did not secure
the colOred vote the Radicals would.
To carry out their plan, a conservative
cOlored meeting'' was held to appoint
colored delegates to the Democratic
convention. When the meeting assem-
bled, however, it was found that the
colored men refused to be conservative,
and the affair was managed completely
in the Radical interest. The Nashville
Gozette thus describes the result, under
the caption Fighting the Devil with
Fire.:
..Such, we believe, is the classic
phrase by which the policy of negro
determination Is designated by It's atlvo-
Gates. The experience OF yesterday Is
sufficient proof, however, that tho devil
IS more expert than we 'in fighting with
fire. The IngIorious breakdown OF
yesterday Is, of course the result OF
Radical manipulation of the negro.
Men tit for political leadership would
have IOreSeen thisl Men DIT for political
leadership would have kt0iUn that the
OrOrSt possible point for the iuaugura-
ton Ofsuch a policy Is NGShUilLel We
warned our contemporaries; We thought
the failure Of last Saturday was enough
to quash the idea Of fraternity. ,Thea
were 'tEiSe in their own conceitp But
We have no heart for Gliding them.
They have received severe lesson
Let US hope that they will profit by It,
OEWhich iseQGalled only by is imprae.
ticability."
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viii pay 8. 300 for any machine that WIN sew
stronger, more beautiful or mora elastic
seam than ours It makes the "ElRstic Lock
Stitch. Every second stitch can b cut, and
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ont tearing it We pay agents fFon 80 TO
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GAUuoN0Do mot be imposed upon by
other parties palrn1ng on wort HES cSsf-iron
machines, under the same name or other-
wise. Ours - the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured
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These Pills are composed of varisus roots,
having the power To relax the Secretiong OF
the liver as promptly and effectuAlly as blue
pills or mercury, and without producing any
Of those diSaGTeeable or dangerous effects
which often follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge OF yitIated bile, and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary duets,
which are the cause OF bilious affections In
general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure
Sick Headache, and all disorders fthe Liver,
Indicated by salloW skin, coated tongue, COS
ttveueSS, drowsineSs, and general feeling OF
WEAKNESS and lassItude, showing that the
liver Is in . torpid or DISTRACTED condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with ad-
vantage In all cases where q purRatIVe or
Alternative medicine Is required. ai.J5s &
Please ARk for "Dr. Schencks Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two lfkenesses
| Of the Doctor are on the Government stamp
-one when in the last Stageo Consumption
and the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price q
cents per box. Principal ONCE, No. Is North
9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 90
General Wholesale Agents: DemaS Barnes
4 Co, al Park Row, New York; g. s. Hanee
l0s Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md; John D.
Park, N. e. cor. OF Fourth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor, l3i and
138 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins
Brothers, southwest corner OF Second and
Vine StS., st. Louis, Mo. A. - .I
noV2B-4th45thweodea -l
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aLAUGHLlN's INFANT CORDIAL,

-AAO64AA4SHS ANEAaA GOAADAAAs
The Chnd'B Cure When TeethIng.
Mothers an know the many sleepless nights
the little ONES at home have to pass when
Teething, You need no one to remind you
of the Pain-Cholic, wakefutness. Uneasi-
mes, Fretting. Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c. We tell you candidly. one bottle ofthis
Cordial will correct an these troubles. Assist
Teethtngs Remove AcidIty, Allay all Pain,
Quiet 1.-THE FFetful, Promote Sleep
Tryft. II Will act as charm. Sold by
tt LAUGHLIN. SMITH q CO.,
..-t Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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MR.J.s. CElnnNas, Tuscola, Illinois,
says he has raised potatoes nom white
sprout, this winter, outside of any hot
house, in space Of thirty days. BE
says, Furthermore, he can raise them
any month In the year, and challenges
better ones than heproduees.
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THE London correspondent of the
New York ZTmes ventures to say, All
Jefferson Davis or Gen. Lee were to
land in England to- morrow they would
be received with every demonstration
OF respect and admiration.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-22

From nIs Harti5rd Time


A clergyman in an adjoining town,
who is being blessed with revival Of
religion in his church, went one even
Ing to attend neighboriug prayer
meeting. The house was full, and all
present seemed deeply interested in the
exercises. At the close OF the meeting
he invited all those who desired to
hold personal conversation with him,
as to the state of their feelings, to re
main. Quite a number did SO, and
among them "hardy SON of toll, who
we will call Mr.. b. The good minister
In his round of conversation with each
one, came to him; and upon inquiring
the state OF his feelings, received the
reply that he "felt happy.t' "Ah, In
deed" said the preacher, Isl am re-
joiced- TO hear you. say so; may Lin
quire how long you have enjoyed this
happy frame Of mindi" 'tPerhaps
mostly since last week." said Mr.. B
"Wel1, my friend, /" said the clergyman
''to what particular event, or circum'
stance, or occasion, do you trace this
happy change in your feelingsF
"Weil, Mr.. Minister" replied Mr.. B.,
"I reckon perhaps, the news of tht
election of Mr.. English for Governor
of the State Of Connecticut, was abou
the spot to start FROM" The minister
bit his lip aud passed on to the next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-22

MErcA1TEs GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism Of. yeais' stand
ing in few days -, 80 =. Il tg..4
aug2-ly I. Il. LOGAN 4 Co, Ag'ts,
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~ JosEPH McAyOY AGO.

To my friends I cordially recommend my
successors Joseph McAvoy d Co. as worthy
OF your confidence and patronage, guar.
rantee nothing will be lefE undona to accom-
modRte their patrons SO far as pure medi'
c1nes cleanliness In compromising, strict and
prompt attention TO business Is concerned
Bespeaktng your patronage for the new flrn
tremaln gratefully yours
apr22- lw -ysstiff CT. RAwLING,
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IT was stated in the Rentpayers' As
ISOLATION meeting in New York, on FIJI
day evening, that Mr.. Astor owns real
estate valued at 5000 900, and that he
never sells property, but with the in
teFest of his wealth continually buys
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List of L,etters.

Ordered to be Advertised in the
wheeling IntelIigencer ,aEreeabIYt to
the following Section OF the New
Post Office. LAW Rs the Newspaper
having the largest circulation of
any Paper published In wheeling.
Sec. 8. And be 1t further enacted, That
Lists OF Letters remaining uncalled for in
any Post ONCE in any city, town or village,
where newspaper shall be printed, shall
hereafter be blished once only in the news
paper which, being issued weekly or often
er, shall have the largest circulation within
clded by the Postmaster at such off1ce.-N6dO
Post 06Ics LGtO, passed March ., 1881.
r ETTERS REMAITRSGU NCLAIAIEDIN
II the Post Once at Wheeling, State OF
West Virginia, on the 2nd day Of April,
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
All letters advertised are subject to an eI-
trR charge OF one cent. Persons calling for
them WIN please DO prepared with the neceS'
Persons calling for these Letters will please
say they are adyertlsed, and give date OF LIST.
MIA REQUEST for the RETURN OF q
Letter to the writer, II unclaimed within 80
writer's name, Post Q0iee and State, across the
left-hand end OF the envelope, on the fRce
side, will be compiled with at the usual pre-
y delivered TO the writer. Sec. %, Law Of
once hours on Sunday from to 1O1S a. m.
. ~ - ?.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-22

Mr.. Charles N. Allen, Of the steuben-
vile Gazette, gives himself no little
concern about West Virginia matters.
He speaks in his last issueI of the
intolerable taxation that prevails in
the "bogus State" and also about the
corruption that exists among the party
In power. We presume that Mr.. Allen
has some regard TO his standing for
veracity and candor. We therefore
ask him tell US how much more intol-
cradle the taxes are in West Virginia
than in Ohio. Let him, for instance,
publish, side by side, for the last year,
the tax on the hundred dollars valua-
ton In Jefferson county, in which he
lives, and In Brooke county, lying
Just opposite. Let him also say where
the corruption exists that hetspeaks of.
The people of this State will thank linn
to locate 1t. We have, no doubt, had in
this State more or less misappropriation
in regard to money matters, but as little
perhaps, as in the most unimpeachRble
State of the Union. Mr.. Allen should
either make good what he says, or else
materially modify his assertion.
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ExACTLY WHAT you WANT.

EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN, HAIR DYE,
Nl known and used over % yearS. Daily
increasing In public favor. Complete In one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. a child can
as desired. Does not Injnre the hair. Prica3
75cents. sE3T,i "a tliIs.-sE Gryfl .TE
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Also, MATHEWS ARS1CA. HAIR GLOSS
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THE inooTtanco that has been attach

THE lWPOEIauoN EIl1'e
ed TO the Poor House farm question
warrants Us in deEOtiug q large share
Of space to the discussion that occurred
at The Court House, on Saturday, at the
meeting Of the Board of overseers OF
the Poor. We are glad to be able to
furnish the public all possible informa-
ton upon this subject, and we trust
that the proceedings win be generally
read. We think the Board determined
wisely In resolving to postpone action
for the present. The people will thus
have an opportunity t. elect Overseers
on the fourth Thursday of next month
with special reference to the Poor
House question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-22

on Saturday, 18th inst, SARAH BELL
daughter Of j. 8, and =. A. GarVin, aged Z
yeaR and nine months. apE2
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Notice.

nHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OPEN
ed a Drug Store, on the corner, opposite
the Postomce, with the stock of the store
formerly kept by @. ]. Rawllug, on Monroe
street, and having made large additions
thereto, respectfully ask share OF the pub
Lie patronage. .t.4z-5-,s5 "a
We have everything usually kept in a inst
class Retail store.
PhyseIans, PERCEPTIONS carefully COM
pounded at all hour. 5ial5 90
Give us q call. sell s-:es1. Sid s.
I0SEpH MIA WV = m
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StEamboats.II
FOR CINCINNATI. ., d
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.

The large side wheel steamer "ST.
Z stlsfSG aJAMES,' ]. J. Blagg, Comman-
- der, 0has. Regimen, Clerk, will
leave q above on MONDAY, the 22nd inst,
at o'clock, p. m.
For fFeEh1B q FEE 8x eeRX Fl 4Ge GO Or C
apr0.2t lG+eEf 40 1850 Agents. q
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Sale of a Valuable Farm

sale OF a valuable farm.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
miles from the ohio river and half q mile
from Grist mill, containing about l24 acres,
Is acres under cultivation, balance heavily
and good orchard. Apply on the premises.
. -fafi-4il- FREDERICK ADAMS, ~
" EIlu Proctor, WetZel Co,
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Read again the Evidence OF one OF
onr Oldest Residents.
lfEssRs. ! n. HARR1s : q:

GESrAThsisto certify that 1 have found
ALIENS LUNG BAISAM one Of the best
remedies tn.the world for DIaEAEEDLUN6s
/ have used It in my family for breaking mp
. Troublesome cough with the hAppIest 6ffeci.
I recommended II to q young lady who had
Q haraSstng cough and was Threatened with
Consumption, and II cured her in few days.
I would recommend It to all Rtnicted with q
cough, and 70 those who are predisposed to
Consumption, Respectfully yours
..ii A. A. HARRISON
Sold by 4. n. LosAS& 70. if,is. - SIS
And BY an Dealers in Family Medicines
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ggpEftaI AatlEEs.
KpoKUK. IOWA. March 70, lBS7.

MR. c. a, oDBERT, ,S.Sfs ~ i
sm-I purehased han m Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable Am 6[cst : and
having used It, mist say that e s. the
greatest hair Festorer and grower Of the day.
ItehanRed my hair 70 the original color and
i now growing nicely. Please send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you win hnd
ten dollars, which, II too much you can ne
turn 70 me, and obllge
maRl8 Of Stops, BToWn& Co,
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SHAWLS.

.egant and velg ehol0e stook q
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Fl.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

A KANSAS SoLpIER's Losr BoSps.-
Our old friend Hawkins Taylor writes
ns from Washington. under date of June
Sth "a year or more ago my old
townsman and friend Col John A. Gra-
ham. Assistant Solicitor of the Tressury,
got letter from Kansas soldier, say
ing that he had either lost or had stolen
from him on the road to. or at Leaven.
worth. one five hundred dollar bond and
two one hundred dollar bonds. and ask
ing that they should be stopped pay
ment if presented at the treasury. Fri
day. an Irish woman presented i've
hundred dollar bond and two one hun
dred dollar bonds. for exchange for other
bonds. to be made out in her own name
The Colonel at once thought Of the rob.
berry. and that these were the stolen bonds
She said that they belonged to soldier
that had gone to California and left them
with her to speculate npon. bnt refused
to give the name Of the soldier. The
Colonel came to me and gave me the in
formation. thst might get the name Of
the soldier who lost the bonds. a. he had
misl aid the letter." We hope this may
be the means Of recovering the lost bonds
1t seems to rs We heard of the case. but
we cannot recollect the person. Every
paper in the State should give circulation
to this statement. '' ee
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

A COW worth having is possessed By a
farmer of West6eld, Mass She is said
to be of the Ayrshire and Durham breeds,
weighs 1600 pounds, and gives on an
average over sixty pounds of milk per
day. Her greatest yield this season was
654 pounds. and the day following shs
gave ga pounds. From November l,
1865. to November /. 1866. besides Q
supply of milk. cream and hn'ter for fam
lily use. the owner sold $3.50 worth of
milk from this single cow.-Er.
We do not know much milk so many
pounds would be. by measurement but
a man 10 this town has COW that gives
an average of eight gallons of milk per
day. By weight. we think that would
come fully up to the Massachusetts COW.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

JEFF DAVIS REoEPrros At NIAGARA
FALLs.-When JEFF Davis visited the
Canadian village of Nngsra Falla, where
he was received with much 'spirit." .
scene occurred which was mot down in
the bills" and which is thus recorded in
the Hamilton Times -.s.F
A deputstion being present from St.
GATHERINGS with an address. the editor Of
the Journal-wbo headed the ssme-pro.
ceedsd to read the document to the distin-
guished visitors. and ascended an empty
salt barrel for ihrt purpose. when the
head gave way. and he was precipitatsd
with great force into the cavity. In his
fall. glass bottle deposited in his side
coat pocket. which was filed with bev-
erags very common at St. CAtherines,
was broken. and the fragments penetrated
his side. c,using ,inoculation Of the poi
sonous contents. which bronght on sn at
tack of tetsnus. Tho feativities were
mnch impaired 10 consequence Of the &C.
cideDt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL AsPrRAST
FLArrEsED Senator Wade. IN his
speech at Lawrence, took emphatic
ground in favor of female suffrage !;
whereupon the Oskaloosa Independent
thus fattens him out:
"Ben. is a great Radical and great
in6del, but he never was a wise man,
Take from him his rampant Radicalism.
and there is not much left. He shows
conclusively that he is only surface
reasouer."
Stand aside. old chsp; you have "Ben.
Wade in the balance and found want.
ing" Go tell the United States Senate
what jassacks they were. to put such q
man as you at their head and make the
loyal people of the country feel ashamed
for not having been able to see deeper
than the surface. Trot out another can.
didate for the Presidency hut keep him
away from Kansas, if you don't want him
to be spoilt on your hands.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

-HEoInA OF GRAssHoprERs.-(S See Die.
tionary. I'VE believe the grasshoppsrs
have actually commenced their fight.
Every day. for 3 week past. especially IN
the afternoons. by taking survey oil
the air, in the direction OF the SUD, myri-
ads of grasshoppers could be seen. max
ing their way steadily toward the north
east. They few SO high. that they could
not be seen by the naked eye. except on
Q range between the eye and the sum-;
and there they could be seen. extending
as high up as the sight could penetrate.
appearing Ike silver particles in the at
mosphere. as thickly as fakes in the
heaviest snow storm. By going SO high,
they must trav el all day without resting
and judging from the rapidity with which
they move, the six miles day theory is
thrown far in the back-ground-they
,could make fifty or seventy-fvs miles
easily. Persons have seen them leave
this neighborhood. in immense numbers
The full-Aedged ones will collect on th'
border OF some field or thicket. and grad
ually rise, straight mp in the air, unit
they are out Of sight.
The grasshoppers have totally destroy
ed many fields Of oats and Spring whoa
in this part Of the country, while other
they have scarcely touched. Corn viii
not suffer so dissstrously. if the destroy
ers leave speedily bot there are yer!
many not yet able to ay. We pity th
country where the pests next make I
halt.
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V0lume XT.

We this week lallsch forth the 6rst
number Of Volume Eleven Of the Ch'ei'
with larger list Of Subscribers aud better
patronage than At iny time during the
ten past volumes. We have many sub'
scribers on our list. who commenced
with Volume 1, Number !. and We hope
thsy ,msy continue on it many yesrs
logger. We have no apologies to make
for the past. except that We did the best
We could and no promises for the future.
exespt that We will do the best We can
The Foutth of July is good time to
take renewed courage. and push along
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04

DAVIS CoMpLrcIrv IN THE AssAssrwA-
TON PL"r.-A Washington special TO
the St. Louis Democrat says that the Jr-
dietary COMMITTEES took considerable evil
dence bearing on tho question Of JEFF
Davis completely in the asssssins nssion
Of Mr.. Lincoln They have the original
or certified copies Of . number of letters
that reached him in 1864. wherein the
writers proposed sssassinstion. There is
nothing showing that be ever rebuked the
snthors or discountenaaeed the scheme.
The testimony % to his completely 10 the
Booth plot is not entirely conclusive. bat
10 30 strong thst ss fesst three Of the
members of that COMMITTEES believe bis
enilt to be shown. That he had dealing.
With Booth and bis sgents is beyond ell
doubt. ..,...ss - ..5 ,..s.7..,,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-04
Authentic Information.

A deputy Assessor, from Wsthens, was
through this Township. few days ago.
finishing up the assessment. Resting
under the fond delusion that the question
was settled forever. be was extraordina-
rialy communicative relative to toe late
County Seat contest. and seemed to glory
ia what Wsthens had done. could do.
and meant to do. We reproduce some
Of his leakings. as given to rs by farm
sr who "tspped" him. Perhaps it will
convince the public that the Chief told
them some truths. during the canvass.
This Assessor said that he and other
Wsthena men haG been over the County
assessing. before the election-or. rather,
half assessing and half electioneering for
Wsthena; and that they had mighty
hard work of it, and now had to go over
the ground and clean up. Let tax-pay-
ers take notice, whether the full number
of days spent in electioneering. are not
charged up to the County. and allowed
by the County Board.
He said it was all folly for the people
Of the northern part Of the County to talk
ofbeing annexed to Brown that the peo.
pie Of this end was the best tax-paying
people in the County. and they would
never let them 60 out. and it was useless
to talk about il.
He expstiated largely upon the amount
Of money Watbena bad spent. and COM
planned that in Burr Oak Township. es
pecially. the outlay was heavy. He said
that in the other Townships. some yoto'
could be gained by argument; but. tina
10 Burr Oak, all reason was thrown away
that the voters generally wanted lit
tie money. were satisfied with reasonable
amounts but that almost the entire volt
in that Township. they had to pay thu
cash for This is highly complimentary
to Burr Oak.
AS to County officers. he said they hat
been nearly all promised by Wathens
and that she would have to stand by he
pledges. The office of Sheriff had beef
promised to man in Doniphan, (whon
he named. and the man would &c
it. The Treasurer's Office had been vir
tually pledged to Wathena man. VIII
at present holds smaller County office
and be supposed that man would get i,
He would have q popular opponent
and the race would be tight, but b
thought Wathena could carry her mar
through.
1t may be interesting to the people o
the County to know how their affairs ant
gifts are being managed and spportione,
out. We expect to hear again frou
this communicative young man, and vii
lay any items of interest before our read
ers.