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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-21

THE MANUFACTURE OF HTSGEs.-So
quietly did 1t spring into existence and
20 unobtrusiveIy has it grown since,
that comparatively few persons in this
community are aware that the largest
and most complete establishment for
the manufacture Of strAP, Butt aud t,
Hinges is now in successful operation
at The corner OF Lindsay and Sixth
streets, East Wheeling. Yesterday we
paid visit to the establishment and
were shown through it by member Of
the company.
The Counting Room is on the LEFT OF
the main entrance, on the same floor
with the main Warehouse. The latter
is extremely well arranged for the bust
ness to which IL Is put, aud has four rows
OfbiBs extending It's whole lengthfor the
storage OF the various kinds and sizes
Of the hinges manufactured. There Is
double row Of these bins up The
centre and a row along each wall,
in which are stored all sizes
nf hinges from q lG-inch extra
hest ~ 70 5-inch T. At the rear end IS
a dummy so arranged that wherever II
lz stopped there it remains, and which
weights. The whole of the storing
privileges are 100 feet in length by 80 in
width.
Descending TO the rooms below, there
are all sorts and sizes OF machines to
the number OF thirty. Each one Of
these machines Is totally independent
Of every other, and has its own belt and
pulley. The number Of pullies Is over
go, and the betting upwards of 1000
feet In length. The shafting necessary
to run all these machines Is 30 feet. In
"A room adjoining the main working
room are u grind stones, 8 feet in d.
nnetsF and y inches face. The power
necessary TO run these stones Is
greater than that used to run the entire
machinery besides. The total working
surface is estimated at 3, 100 square feet;
and 1t is proposed TO enlarge it soon
very considerably, increasing business
making such a course Imperative. The
third story of the building is used as n
packing room. The number of hands
employed averages about 75. the ma
jority OF them being boys from Is or IA
10 IS years Of age.
To nny one curious to observe the
precision with which modern machin-
cry can do its work, we recommend Il
visit TO the Wheeling Hinge Factory.
They will there see in the space Of half
an hour much more than we have room
to tell them, aud Will come away i'm
pressed with the superiority of hinges
made according 10 latter-day methods,
10 those made at an earlier date by a
slow manual process. They Will be-
Iieye. also. that organized skill, intelli-
gencs and enterprise, Is capable of ac-
COmplishing anything TO which II may
put ith hand.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-21

BTABLIsHED AS A REFUGE yun,,
QUACKERY oAA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-21
ORGANIC WENKNESs
DR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Sures17s
London, Graduate of one ofthe most en!tueIlT
Colleges in the United States and the create
part of whose life has been Epent In the ~.
pitfalls OF London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA and
elsewhere. has effected some of the mos -
tonIshtng cures that were ever known rnapy
troubled with ringing IN the head aud ears
when asleep great nervousness, tsslcz Alarmed
al sudden sounds, bashfulneaA Wiz rTt1ufnt
blushlng. attended sometimes via deuanEas
ment OF mind were cured INN eyttatEIIr
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MESrALLY.-The fearful Effects on tbs
mind are much to be dreaded Los OF Mem
DRY, Confusion of Ideas d epFession OF Spirits
Eytl EonebodingS, Aversion to Society, sal
Dlstrust, Love Of solitude T1midIty, &c, ara
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands OF persons OF all ages can low
Judge what is the cause OF their deeliuir,
health, losing their vigor, becoming EeaE
pale, nervous and emaciatsd, having a singu.
lar appearance about the eyes. Cough, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-21

Married Persons, or Young Men conts,a-,.
ting marriage, being aware OF PhyEtrf,r
speedily cured.
He who places himsslfundeT the csrz NJ IN,
]. may reiislously connds IN his honor 80
gentleman, and confidently rely upon ~
SKIN ns q phYEician. - -
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr.J. addresses all those who have .pfura,
themselves by Improper Indulgence and 500.
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
ciety or marriage.
These are some OF the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits OF youth, w.
Weakness OF the Back and LimbS Pains IN
the Head, Dimness OF Sight, Los OF Mus-r.
lar Power, Palpatation of the Heart Dys.
pSps1a, Nervous Irritability, DerangeTne,if OF
The Digestive Functions General Disability
SYM ptOus of COusumutLon 80 -
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7z7 @IEdifaI. 7F77
Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED To THE AFFLICTED
| throughout the country, after having
Been proved by the test of eleven years, in
Tie New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t derives Its virtues.
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Transportation.
BALFIM0RR 4 OHIO R.R. COMFY
SUMMER SCHEDULE

OFFICE BAIT. s OHIO RAILROAD Co. !
WHEELING. May 1, ls67.
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Especially, " no have oecome the v!etJyn. 81.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and desstrlIef,,
hablr which annually SWEEPS 10 an CNltTDl-r-
grave thousands OF Young Men OF Ths ~,
excellent talents and brilliant inieIles-f -
might otherwise have entrancai IIsfsDt-. .
Senators with the thunder5 Of eioq ueucs -
waked TO STACY The living Tyre, may -
with fuIl confidence -
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by q CERTAIN
practice. INDUCED in when alone q habit me-
qusntly learue ed nom evil conlpaH !ors or al
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, If not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mimi
and body, should apply Immediately,
What q pity that yOung man, the hopeo
his country, The pride of his parents, should
be snatched rom all prospects and enjoy
ments Of Life by the consequences fdeSt-
at5tg nom the path Of nature, and fniuls-
tng.t in certain score, habit. Such persons
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-21

nR. JOHNSON has discovered the M
- Certain, speedy, and only Erecfrsf
Remedy In the World for WeAkness az -
BACK or Limbs, Structures, Araetion Of -
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DIsrbsrs
ses, imPotency. GeneFsl Debility. NervuTs.
ness Dysp$sla- LanEGor, Low Spirits. GoT.
nmidity, Trembling, .Dlmne-s OF Sighf =. :
Giddmess- Disease OF the Head. T6rSost
SoSe, OF SKIN t Anections OF the Liye=. Inns
ders Arising rom solitary Habits OF YoIItlN
secret and solitary EEzctfcEa more Ea.lT >,
their victims than The song OF SyrenS 10 ~
Mariners Of Ulysses, bIiEhting their ms
brilliant hops or anric4 Pattoas5 reSrteTI-.sc
marriage, SC, Impossible
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-21

reflect that sound mind and body are thu
most Necessary requisites to promote connu-
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes q weary pIlgri
mage; the prospect hourly darkens 70 the
view, the mind become Eha lowed with de-
pair and nlled with the melancholy redec-
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
bliyhtad with oriF NUN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-21

The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his once
fz-s ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured a. this estab-
llshment within the last twenty year, and
the numerous important surgical OpeTRtiOns
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF TIE San and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, 6eSides HIS standing
as gentleman OF character and reSpeCts-
OIhty Is q sufficient guarantees TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC.
(oR DOUBLE sPRISG)
8 X / R Il S

The WoEpERFuL FLExiBlLITY and greaf
comfort and pleasure 10 any lady wearing
The Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experience.
ed particularly in oil crowded assemblies
operas, csrrisRes, railroad cars, church pews
arm chairs, for promenade and house dress,
AZ the skit can be folded when in use 10 oc-
cupv email space sessiiy and convenient
" % . silk or muslin dress. IN invaluable
quality in crinoiine. not found in any single
spring Skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure. com.
fort, and great convenience Of wearing the
Duplex ElIep,ic Steel Spring Skirt for .
single day, will never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For children, Misses
and Young Lsdies they ere superior 20 oil
olhers
The viii not bend or break like The s,pgls
spring. but will preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
skirts will have been thrown sside - use.
lees. the hoops are covered with double
and twisted thread. and the bottom rods srs
not only double springs. but twice (cI
double) covered: preventing them from
~esring out when dragging down sleeps
stairs, &C.
The Duplex Elliptic 10 great fsvorits
with ali ladies and Is universally recommend
ed by me Fashion Magazines - the Stand
ard Skirt Of the Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following ines'imapie sdvan.
tsees 10 Crenolins, viz: superior quality
perfect manufacture. stylish haze and fin
ish. n exibili,y, du'sbiiiiy romfor, aud econ
omy, enquire for J w. BrsdIey's Dupl.,
Ellep,ic, or Double Spring Skirt. sud b.
sure you get the genuine sr'icie.
CAurIos-To eunrd sgsins' InPcsirIos b.
par,icur 10 NoTicE ,hst skirts .frrsd -
l"DUPLEX" have the red ink s'snp VIZ
RI W. Brsdley's Duplex Elleplic Siee
Spring. upon The wastband- ether
40 genuine. Aiso Notice ihs' every Hool
will rdmn . pin being passed through ,hs
center, thus revealing the two Tor double
spring braided together therein. which !,
the secret Of their fexihli'y and strength
and a ccmbisation not to b found In any
other skirt.
FOR SALE in oil Stores where fire. clasl
skirfs are sold throughout the Uni'ed State
and els where.
Manufactured BY the Sole Owners Of thu
Patent.
WEST. BRADLEY e. CARY.
81 Chambers s. 10 a. 81 Read SITS IN. y.
\ Feb. OH. is67-3m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-05-04

Mr.. William Terry, u llaiison
county, Illinois, claims TO have dio-|
covered thct the dreadful malady|
above named is caused by . specific
weed. and sends to us the following
description Of the dangerous herb: Ii
comes ur in April or early in May.
with a stem about the size Of . Wild
nettle-ssy one fourth TO half IN inch
in diameter. When from one to three
feet high it throws out branches three
to four inches apart, and minor branch
es in the same way from each branch,
till nesr the top, when they al
branch ont with some elk to twelve
more small fibrcs 10 branches, and
each Of those has . small white bios.
som that usually appears in July,
and blossoms on till frost in the fall
The plant grows from two to four
feet high, and when in blossom pre-
sents . pretty white color Tho
manner in which the small branches
leave the main stem is sufficient te
distinguish It. The branches on this
weed come out directly opposite each
other on the main stem; il almosI
universally hss two branches At the
same place, and some slslks hsvs
three, the leaves come from the mair
stem under each branch, and an
from two to fsur inches in length, in
GLIDING the stem. Il may Be we'll "a
mention in onnection with the de-
scription Of this weed, that there is ia
many places where the milk sick weed
is found growing, another weed thai
has at frat sight, when in full bloom,
very near the appearance, and growl
on out and vacant lands, but ito main
branches srs different, 90 also thu
taste and smell. Mr.. :srry's resi-
dence is four miles southwest Of Ed
wardsville. Madison county, Illinois
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8efanntma6ungen
In DeutI6er Spr16e
lperDen in Dieler Sf>
flee aufS 8elte unb
.pblfeilfe angefer~
ti9et.


NOW y the time Tor ssy one wishing tc
Az purchase one 81 the most desirabis
issms 10 Dubeis county, 100 acres Of II Il
undos feuce. and 10 good cultivation. Il has
I good frsns dweIliaR houss. barn, well,
eistssn, oschsrd. and oil other convenience
and wiII 30 sold on reasonable terms fo
cssh For further particulars inquire .
A. r. Ksls0, On the psemises IN Hasbiso,
Township; OF Of G. DOANE,
ian. -, n, COURIER OrFlrE.
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'N- N A" :"
l have often been asked Why ! d.
ways succeeded in raising first-rats
crop Of corn. | will give my modus
opersndi for the benefit Of yonr read
ere. Select your prospective corn
field in summer. and clear It Of al
stumps brush and large stones. i'm
meoiately after corn cutting, SAY
Sept. goth to Sept. S0tn. haul on and
spread all your long manure. Oct
18th to goth. put in pillow and turn
Il - deep as strong team can DO
it-never lees than eight inches. II
there are places where water stands,
drain them. The fall blowing will
extsrminate wire worms, grubs and
cur worms. As soon ~ the suow
disappears, haul on and spread all
your short manure. Ia Apil, gather
togsthsr ~ the leached anu nnleached
asnes, anu the droppings OF the poui-
try housc, and under cover. mix and
thoroughly incorporate, ready for use.
AbOat the 18Th Of April, Or 1sttf
May, drag the ground all to Piecss,
and then drag i over again. May
9Th to 10th, drag again and mark the
Rvs four feet apart each way. My
10th and 18th. plant seven or nine
grains in . hill. With two boys or
girls to drop the seed at the intersec-
ton OF the rows, one man can plant
three to four acres day. Cover one
inch deep.
Immediately after planting, before
the corn sprouts, out with your COM
post Of ashes and home made guano,
and drop from two to four spoonfnls
On each hill. Az soon Is You can
follow the rows nicely, 20 in and
cultivate both ways. All the scare
crow you want in the field 10 yourself.
Thin ont to five plants in . hill.
When the corn Is four to five inches
high,cultivate and weed and hoe faith
fully with hand and hoe. Then cul-
hvate a. often - once in ten days
until 100 largeto drive horse among.
Never hill your corn mp. It's roots
need oil the heat Of the snu to perfect
i's growth. Az soon as it is in tas-
81. 70 through it with . corn knife,
and cut all weeds close to the ground
20 a. to let in the cir and Sunshine
TO mature the crop. Sept 10th to
10th, cnt up and put about twenty
hills in = shock. Oct: Let to 18th,
hnsk AMI crib.
have in this way raised 1850
bushels Of sound ears On Il IA acres.
and havier crop per acre on smaller
poiecss.s
a WESTERN PExS. FARMER.
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Jasper and I.OOgOOtce!
-O
ACCOMMODATION STAGE!

vTvHE undersigned. proprietor Of the regu'
i ar mail line. respectfully inforns the
travelling pubic that hereafter he will rnn
|. siege for the accommodation or passen.
eers on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fri
days He will leave Jseper, In time 70 con
meet with the trains on the O. e. M. r. r.,
st Loogootee. and will return on Tuesdays
Thursdsys, and Saturdays. His team 10 .
good one. and passengers may rely on 60
ing through safeiy spd intime
ISfDORE SHOEMAKER.
May 18th. 1867
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UIF The Sullivan Union has 70
ceived cake Of sugar made from the
sap o. the black walnut tree. Mr..
Tyler Harris, Of Fountain county,
got i up" The Union says the
sugar is strong, but not unpleas
ant, and thinks il superior to maple
sugar.
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A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
Reduced Prices to Climbs.


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The Chsnnings.' &c; How . wori-n ''s
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4 Pnrs bloodsd English Race Stallion.
N from . full blooded Msssengsr. 900 y
Imported Albion. can be ssss q Jsspers
Dubois coup,y, Ind. An interest ios ssss
X. N. WELMAN.
dec. lst. ls66-lf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the usdsr.
~ signed has been appointed admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Lewis ,. Kemp late Of
Dubois County. decessed. Said estate 10
probably solvent.
JOHN KEMP. Asmt.
G. T b. Carr, Airy.
April Is, la67-3w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LANDS.


NJ Office 10 hereoy gives that the under
signed Commissioner appointed By the
Dubois Circuit Court Of Dubois County, In.
diana, In . suit for partition Of real estate,
wherein John Gramelspscher 10 pIf. and
Joseph Friedman, Jr., r.. 81. are del,is.,
will, by order Of said Court, sell a. public
auction,
On WEDNESDAY. May s-h, A. D. 1867,
Al the door Of The Court House. the fol-
loving real estate, si'usse in said County Of
Dubois and S'ste Of Indians. TO wu:
The T.. o. she = Il Or. OF Sc No.
I: !. and ~. N r a.. u me ~ Y ar. "a
Seciion No. "a ~ In Town one, 81 r. 3
W., containing 10 seres more o. Iess.
Terms or SALE-ODe third Of The pur.
|chss. ,unn-y 10 be paid each in hand one
third in eight, aud uDe third in twelve
months from date Of So. he purchasers.
giving no,es with approved security. bearing
interest from date, and waving relief from
valuation or spprsi--m"at isws.
HENRY MAUNTEL,
Commissis ner.
G. T. h. Carr. AIRY,
Aprii -, 1s67-4w
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4 GOOD supply Of Jussiccs' BIants con
y stantiy on hand and for sale low at the
COURIER OFFICE.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION 70
SELL REAL ESTATE

SELL REAL ESTATE
State Of Indiana, Dubois County.
Court Of Common Pleas.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that william
~ Hendrickson, Adninistsster Of The e.
tsse Of Benjamin r. Kemp deceased. has SLED
his petition 10 sell portion Of the Real Es-
tate Of The dscedsns. HE personal being 10.
suf6cleni 70 ply his debls, aud that
said petition will be heard At the next
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County.
Attest II. A. HOLTHAUs.
Clerk G. @. p. Dubois Co.
jasper. April 13. 1867.
@. Il. b. Carr, Au'y.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-28
SILVER Cry, ]. \. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 2s 1862.

years he endeayored to take "niqeteeu
States out Of the Uuion, is now their eel.
cbrated Union philanthropist and patri.
OF They make the people believe that
the tariffs, which compel The rest Of the
country to pay double and, treble price
for their goods, are OILY protection
to American industry lii shor., what is
there that New England cahnot do?--1
What rock sthero 10 the whole geolegi-
been there during its historical periods,
that can compare with the Blarneystonc
of Plymouth? What bill is cqual to
Bunker, or what orator can compare with
Wendell Phillips? 49, e.,.sf
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-28
uIsroRy oF,NEw ENGLAND
j LAsDIso OF THE PILGRIMS

~. =, ,bo Cincinnati Enquirer Dec. 2l.l
w. morrow. the twenty second day OIL
December. is the 246th anniversary q
landing OF the puritaus AZ Pymoutn, on
the rock bound shores Of Massacnusee.'s, ,is ~,
'aS such i viii be generally celebrated
and commemorated by the sons OF new '
Enaland in all parts Of the country, auu A.
ali Over the q be where few o. 'hsn
NAV be gathered together tor sne oeca. .s
sinn 2 Iu this matter Of commemoratlng
H., H. y;rtaous deeds aud acts Of herclsm oi
,hs;;r ancestoIs. no section Of the unIon
~. ~ heo;n % Vie with New England
lThey embalm ihemihpoetry, andreeOuu' sr, "
them in turgid aud fowery prose. Iney ,tsg
here erect monuments to pom
ont M he Mace and recall the time tna
ust,i;onjar incidents Of a glorious Datlor
p,,rrcd mus, aIUuuuts,s so. s',s
oosu,t ,ha third in the United States !, y
mss redaie il has become TO be reeslu al'
II I'd in the public mind as tpe LIES n,s. ! =
oec,n.red While ever booy sno"s o,,n,,,
Uon,sa,bers the 22d Of December a,,ng, an, n
'Hai, i Christnias, how few can zen v W
40 t;u,s Of lie year when white sc.''eu% y. :
.lm0 , Nade ~ At jamestown, virgin,a' or or = :,
\ ."ther M la New York, at the mop.a roe,re ~ n 4
! uuason, both occqrringyears ! pe,ai ,d;no,
lruss'schusstts. aas Is not the iopaSsns aSs "
n n ~ york as important as that q posss hSNo
NV; W;.,';a;, as Massachusetts ous
'or ' rs,' as bistoriealeyents, to be equ
iyss sss TX yS2ssSs saFs ssi i
81 ylrgsalNSS . a1S I'm ueglectful 10 this resp
iy Ss,e,sI, TseS hase not paid the tribute TO 4
~ inss o:.,ors or, that the deserved Wh,' !,
anSs,G' a,1snSia shat. piercsy the. clouds ;. y y
= sPlsnutt 81 auot where i Jew hundred SeT |, J.
lsud militia repulsed ,ne M n,,.', - ramind
er's Hill, there is nStn'ng ,,t Issaa - The K
'slll of the occurrence that clOseo w :