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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

TAYLOR AND FAIRLY ORGANs.-One
fthe most powerful as well as ~eet-
est organs for Church, School or Hall,
the No. 46, Taylor Il Farley. 1t has the
Sub Base and the Octave Coupler. and
all experienced Organists agree that il
exceeds in power and sweetness, or
gans with g or 10 stops.
Come aud judge for yourselves.
T.. a. Weber is the only agent for
these organs for Wheeling and the
neigh borhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

a CoRREs PoSDENT sends US the fol-
lowing notice OF picnic held at the
grove in Martinsville on Saturday
last:
The Glasgow Picnic, in the grove at
Marlinsville on Saturday, was well at
tended, although but few came from
Wheeling; quite number came from
Bridgeport, and the young folks OF
Mariinsville quite all turned out
Everything passed off smoothly and
happily. The parties remained until
dark before they thought OF going
home. The old play OF Copenhagen
appeared to be the favorite with the
Young folks, as in that they could make
applicable beautiful thought of Long
fellow:
TO draw her whole soul through her lips,
As the sunlign nj dTinketh dew
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FoR REST.-We invite attention to
the advertisement Of John Nolan, Esq,
in regard to HOUSES FOR Rent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

WE notice among the arrivals NJ Inc
M'Lure House, last evening, Judge X.
L. Berkshire, J. Marshall haSans' he
porter Of the Court Of Appeals, and @.
{. StursIss, Esq, OF MoEgantown.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

W OOO NAAASDSAJ
CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- Smiles east OF the city, Is now ready for
l1ternentS sale, and improvement OF lots.
ItcGntains 81 acres OF land, and Is laid out
in the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at all seasons OF the
wear by the National Road, and for three
fourths OF the year by the Hempneld Eaii
Road. It is perfectly secure, and intended 10
be beautified by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
puntains, etc., to make II equal TO the oeSt
r1raI cemeteries In the country.
Ample provision is also made for Its en-
lar.enent order and care In perpetulty.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent who has plat, or secure them by call
ing at the office of the Secretary, on Main
street over the Bank of Wheeling
Persons wishing to make intermentS VIII
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
for. ,,,. 49,,
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRBCToRSs-A. J.. sweeney,
President: r, c. BonhRnl, Secretary; j.: II
Rhodes, John G. Muth, Geo. Mendelt JOS
He'll. Jno a. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, r. y.
Jordan, +. A. Hildreth. au7l-lyC
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The White Pine Compound,

ar was early in the spring OF 50 that this
compound was originated. A metnoer OF my
family was afflicted with an irritation of the
throat attended with disagreeable cough. l
had for some months previous thought That
a preparation having for its basis the INSIDE
bark of white pine might be so com pounded
a. to be very useful in diseases OF the thIOat
and lungs. Tote@t the value OF II IN tue cas-
alluded to l compounded a small quantity
of the medicine that l had been planning,
and gave II in teaspoonful doses. The result
WIS exceedingly gratifying. Wthln Two
DAYS the Irritation OF the throat was remov-
ed the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. soon after This, sent some 10
suffering for some weeks nom q bad cough;
ocCasioned by sudden cold, and had raised
relief and sent for more. she took about
ten ounces OF il, and got well: ]. b Clarke
Esq, editor OF the Manchester DAILY MlrI3l,
made trial of the same preparation IN tne
case OF a severe cold and was cured imnedi-
ateIy. He was 50 highly pleased with the re
suits, and 50 confident in success attending ne
EaleS II placed before the public, that ne
finally persuaded me to give II name and
S Ss IL aoiS gsSs u AZ adSeTftSed il Under
the name of White Pine Compound In Two
years from that time there had been whoIe-
q ie,i in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth where 1t took the lead OF all the
cough remedies IN the market, and II sun
maintains that position. There Is good resl-
SCn for This. ~ is very soothing and healing
in It's nature; IS warming TO the stomach ana
pleasant withal to the taste, and is exceed
KS remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivale1. II
was not originated Tor that purpose out
person in using il for cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of.a
kidney difficulty ten years standing. since
thai accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured" ,,.,, l.,
The above was written by Dr. roland. IN
1850. Since then, in Manchester, the
White Pine Conn pound has taken the lead OF
ali Cough remedies, as well as a preparation
FOR the cureof Kidney difficulties, in every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
as IL is effeCtual.
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Trustees Sale,
West virginia Glass WORKS For Sale

West virginia Glass Works For Sale.
DY ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS,
Is the West Virginia Glass Works, includ-
ing the Real Estate, Moulds and Tools, Pots
stock OF Glass safe and everything belonging
TO said company, excepting the BOOK ac-
counts, Will be offered at private sale Tor
thirty days, on reasonable terms. II not soId
In that time the whole concern Will be oneF-
ed for sale ny public auction ana soid 10 the
highest bidder.
This is au excellent opportunity for COM
pany OF practical workmen to make money;
as everything Is in excellent cpuu't VI anu
good working order.
nv order of the Committee on sale.
stan;Iy during the day and answer any ques-
lions that may be asked. lun'-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

The " ME A,lhe So"poOHN
Sore, Throat, Colds; Coughs, DIi I7,I
eTy AffeclionS generally. II IS a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Dtficuity OF Eoiding Urine. Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

About 10 O'Clock, Saturday night, a
party OF gentlemen, Lee Heiskell, John
Hughes and two or three others, were
sitting quietly in the saloon on Monroe
street known as the "Ohice," engaged
in conversation. While thus engaged
another party consisting Of John L.
Rice, Matthew Farrell, and others, en-
tered and proceeded to the bar for
drinks-Rice inviting Heiskell to take
adrink with them, which invitation he
declined.
Immediately after drinking, Rice
walked up to Heiskell and asked him
some questions, the nature of which we
did not learn. Receiving a negative
reply, he applied very vulgar epithet
to Heiskell and Immediately, before
Heiskell could rise from his chair,
struck him with loaded cane. a
scuHls ensUed, which Warnafeldt, the
proprietor of the saloon, endeavUred to
stop, but unsuccessfully. Then Mr..
Hughes got up for the purpose part
ing the cOmbatants, and upon his at
tempting to do so was seized by Farrell
and jerked away. Blows passed be-
tween the two latter and Hughes gee
ing Farrell stooping for IL spittoon, as
he supposed, drew revolver from his
pocket. In the melee the pistol went of,
the ball passing by Farrell, going
through the left leg of Warnafeldts
pantaloons, who was standing near the
end of his counter next the street, and
lodging in the washboard in rear OF
| him.
| The report Of the pistol was the signal
Tor hostilities to cease, and for large
crowd to gather in and about the saloon
to learn who was shot. The foremost
In the crowd was the Mayor OF the city,
who at the time of the fray was sitting
with some gentlemen in the Office of tho
Street Railway Company at the Mcclure
House corner.
No officer having been present while
hostiIities were going on, and IL being
too late TO obtain the necessary war,
rants, no arrests were made. The
! names OF the parties engaged were
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MfdtfaI.

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
been proved 10y the test OF eleven years, in
the New England states, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from
rrhIch In nan. II derives lis virtues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16
7IeveIand q Pittsburgh Rail Road.

CSho-tlH and Q,aekett R0ttte Eat and Fiett,l
ON AND AFTER APRIL 9TH, 1857,
Z j I1-fIl mn c follows:
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE L OHIO &. R Comply

OFyICE BALI. d OHIO RAILRoAD Co.
WHEELING. May 1, lS6'.j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
L the following schedule on and sitef may
5, 1857.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

reflect that a sound mind and body sr= tie
most necessary requisites - promote Cpunu-
bal happiness. Indeed, without thee the
journey through LIE b=cOus= weary p!!Ert
mage; the prospect hourly dArkeuS To tue
view, the mind becOu4 e. ma lowed with de-
pair and filled with The melancholy rsfiec.
ton that the happiness OF snoiaer UecOInss
IcrL.t sal, ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM,

!. That again proclaim II a cardinal principle
Of ont pclitcst h,fhss ~ equst bsTafhs
law, AnA we In "a Of such Amendm - IND
Consuteton a tie ttAfe Of foNa win sec6we ihs
righa v The hAilos, Che Dre Nos Of the ls, 50 sat
justice - ahWsu frfs spsstve ~ color
That Ne approve of tbs military reconstf uctiop
acts passed by the seth and 10th Congress- but the
iiiheral construction BY unfrieudiy ocias depriyss
these acts OF their energy and vitality demand that
Conares@ assemble In July y cArry out by additional
sctrients the true and original Intent Of said
the ofthe Rebel States upon suro and
10y 81 basis.
That the prcmpt trial aud punishment according
TO law u the head Of the late rebellion his infamous
crimes imperative demanded r the vindicstfcn Of
ishment OF the highest crime IL IL demanded b. Justice
can citizenship aud BY due for the welfare aud
future safety Of the kpube aud u due, only
the dignity Of the nstion tnt In justce TO tho loyal
csnse Of the Constitution, the Union and Liberty and
me soldiers Of the Union who survive and the memory
OF the heroic dead
T. That IN favor OF the strctcst economy 10
the expenditure Of public money and that demand
At the hands OF all odcial both State and National
faithful and rigidly honest administration OF pubic
affairs.
That the Republican member Of the Congress, of
the United States are entitled to the thanks OF n.
ton for their hrn+~s IN Resisting conspiracy to
furo over the control Of the Government hands
traitors and their al-s and In ating purposes
acorupt Executive. AMI thus sustaining the
OF liberty L. great aud dangerous crisis 10 history
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

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THIS story is found in the item column o
the newspapers "away down East,n and the
many friends of Father t, cognizant
of his pioneer missionary labors hereabou,s,
will see at once that Lee county must locate
the story:
They have away out in Iowa avery learned
and worthy missionary" known as Father
t., who is more than suspected OF
beng very fond of having his own way. He
once attempted to cross wide, unsettled
prairie, aud was compelled to camp OUT
over night In the morning he took the
wrong course, and travelled twenty miles due
north, while be wished TO go east Some one
inquired how 1t happened, as it was a clear
day, and asked him if he couldn't see the
sun. "Why, yes" replied Father tt,
~ saw the sun, but couldn't bring myself to
believe that way was east
But that s'away out in Iowa. smaeks Of
wooden types and the Dark Ages. Why,
Iowa is the "hub' OF radicalism, the pivot of
the continent, the granary Of millions, the
beautifully made and wideop Gate of a
populons East and a wealthy West, and com.
bines within itself fertility of soil, material
advantages, and an enterprising people tina,
make It an empire State. And we assure
those down East chaps that no herds ofbuffa
Toes range our streets, and we can take very
decent morning walks without danger of
grizzly bears.
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Malice I'm RamkruDfcy.

sHIA to give notice that the SD day Of Angus,
u A. D. 1857 . warrant in Bankruptcy fs.ped
against the estate OF Oliver Geoige.of Bonapat Van
Huren county and State Iou who has been Adudged
Bankrupt GU his own petition, That the payment OF
any debts and delivery % any property belonging to
such krupt to or HIS the tsnsar of
any property by bin il forbidden by Law. That
the creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove their
debts and oh Assgnees his sstst.s
will held 1t the Court nf D6hkruptcs b. holden a
the oce II tie Register In nkruproy, In the City
KaeA uk Iowa, before John Brace, ksster the tn
day e. bctchsT, A, D. 1867, Il 10 o'cisckn ma. q
@. W. CLARK. u 8. NJ,
ang27 div By II. FULTON. Deputy.
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The CaoPs IN GREAT BRITAIN. recent
report, based on authentic data, estimates ,bs
wheat crop in England and Scotland IN he
under the average. Barley ten per cent.
above average. Oats fifteen per cert. abf,ye
average. Beans fully average, and peas much
belos average. The 20 alto crop ii prodsc inc
an average yield, but the quality, from an exs
cess OF moisture in the soil, is rather interior.
Ia the Yestern and. south western eoupsios az
hns!ssd potato disease is very genera, ths
ssrnlp crop generally singularly |geod, pas
49, very abundant, and larger and better
yss'o q bay vas never secured 10 England.
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Legal Notsce.

NJ 81. RUNNER and Lizzie Runner, bis
1yAe WIFE Ucnnahie smyth Nat Lafon, John Nc
Mel Co. SanueI Engle, Bro adweli, and Brtten Co.
You are each cf you hereby ,tined thst IL now
nle in the once Clerk ofthe Rstct Court and
for T. s low q K-oknk the petition Of. = Fowler
ciaim4nx b NJ. IL. Nupnr- Judgment upon . certain
pfomiasory NOTE particularly described IN said petit
tho for the Of *3i00 and again-t you all
cosus of certain mortgage securing the payment Of
said note, conveying part Of the norihwest GafT Of
section township sxty-ny~ north ofrsnee
ave w+tt situate 10 Lsc County, Iovasor par
ticulsr dts petsion ale aud the
sale Of said prcuisca 10 sasisfy -aid jndxDent
Unless you appear and said pr t,op or be-
fore noon Of the nd day the february Of
said Oonrt, commencing the drat Moalsy In February
A. D. 1861 judgm Mt will be rendered pFAsed Tor ID
said petition. MJOAR KE0WLEs,
ang3i /. r. Auys for PHI I
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Turner's Tic D0uIOurcaux or
Turner'S Tic DOulopreaQx Or
CnIvBRsAL IHE1R klalA 1ILL

"A SAFE, CERTAIN AND aPAkDY ouREFoR NEU-
RAIGTA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ills an untailng remedy in all essss d Facial Neural
eia often eaecting perfect cure in single day. No
form Of N~vou. Dssass Aiists ,kh TOTS magic We
s1pee Even heSsvsrss fonic NtufsaGfa ard
k.s1a Hssoiss Dssassr meats ~ nanl ysAsf stssd
ing affecting the entire syssem completely and per-
manently cured It In few dayS or few weeks at
The utmost 1t contains nothing injurious to the moot
delicate System, snd ca always b used With pSfscs
safety Iti.in constant by the best ~es
rive It their unanimous and unqualified approval eent
by mai. on receipt Of n and two portage stamps. Bold
everywhere.
TpREER . CO., ssie ffroprietoss, lao
Tremsnt etFeet, Hestonj Mass.
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iBE Democracy are trotting GU. "Gen.
enl Grants Father again. They now
hsse it he spoke recently at a De moe,at;c
meeting. ines tro'ted him ont last fall and
had him speaking, according to the newsn,,
pels, az Andrew johnson meetings. That
didn't..catry ne country for johnson. ftv6n,,
amount to anything more in this case. And
whatever ueneras dranfs father may do, it
Is noucesole that General Grant himssli
don't speak Z, Democratic meetings. g 9
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:. Tho kaesses Cssletta speads much Of
Aes time IL painting. She has just finished
Ne. q park b which Ass husband appears
1eeneeek ssas8 aansr 49, !.
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Notice IN I:nnk ruptcy.

NHIs IL tn give notic~ hat the 9sh day OF Sep.
II A. b. 1867, warrant in Bankruptcy was Issued
against the estate of William Rollrrs, OF Charleston,
IL the Comfy Of State Of Iowa vi has be-. I'D
judged Bankrupt on HE petition. That the pay
mcnt OF dents and delivery VI property belong
Ing to such bankrupt, tn him for his use and the
transfer Of property by him i, forbidden by
That meeting OF the creditor. Bankrupt prove
their debts Aud to choose assgnes his
taes, VIII be held 1t the Court Of Bankruptcy. to be
holden a this Office ofthe Resiser In Bankruptcy In the
city Of KAoknk lows, before John Brnce, kagfer,
the 10th day OF November. D. 1851 At 10 o'ci OK
g. W. CLARK, U.s. n
sApt1354E By II. FgLyoF Deputy.
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UNION MEETINGS.

UNION MEETIN0s.
The following nsstisss hsvs bsea arranged 81 he
Union Central coanittss Of Lee county
Tho gentlemen named below win sAArs0 the
psoplsat the times and places dsaignstsd upon The
questions involved in the present important CONTEST
It's expected that the fiends u he Usioa II tAs
rous townships will make all proper arrangements Tor
the needing. and sivs mn sad tisay soies thereof
JonH var vAixxnyula,
J. D. MoRRfscs,
Gro. W. McCaAlY,
Joar o. WAfmMAN,
W. D. ColLIne, sal
Lee County linton 6nmitee.
The spsaking win commence ~ = O'Clock q esch -
pointm.nt, unless other wise ordered.
Marion Tbsnship-Pilot Grcve-Thursday, Sept o.
Geo. Mccr~ry,H q. stempie and q. ". 1Othsrt.
Gasdrteston Torashp Caarieston--Friday, Oct. al
" RANKIN aud = Hsnpie. gxk 49,
NV Eo.tnn-wsdnssdsy, Sept 2s-W. ;. Cochran ssd
Hiram Esovies, ksq.
Yan BEen fosnsidp- Croton Tuesday, Oct i-aso.
". NC rar, and @ n. r Reid.
Des teiges 7bUnship-v ncennes-Ihursday espt
26--jen ) ohn hece, nv. Sample.
Hoo.r 0rsssr- Friday sept III. Howell. 3. -
ketbeft. * te# 61F8
kossrae fbscnsaip- Nontrsse-- eaturds6 espt e
Col. J. W. .Rankin, een. jobs bruce.
Meetings q Keokuk and Fort Madison will be an
ouneod hy special notices In the DAILY GAfI CIrr and
rtMsdison Piaindeaier and BY posters
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-Elihu Borsits.tA :. tlsAsd blaea,pi,h. J,
s re G.. = heck 70 New br,aia, 81, Aissaai,
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For sale.

EORTY ACRES OF good farming land,
- 30 Seif fenced In god ii tsAsvs-
ton, AsIas q good timber land, and nice yeuns
hsrd; good frame dwelling house. Nx30; GOOD cfstefn
d stabe. Situate about W or mtlas ftmn the city
1nquir- Of WM. FULTaN.
aap4d Real Estate Agent
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For sale.
For Sa1e.

4 one of the most desirable localities in
the CITY, one story trick dwelling house. with feur
foosso sud laT Lot 6xl 10 feet we'll fenced con
hiBine bumber Of fruit trees and good we'll Of w.
ter Enquire Of VIM FULTON,
af4d M E* ~ Rest EstAts Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

FEARFUL ARRAY WITH AxEs.-A most
horrible tragedy was enacted about IL miles
from here, on the plank road last Friday.
Two black men by the names of William
Jones aud Richard Blanton had some diff
Guilty about woman, and meeting ID the
woods with their axes, they at once proceeded
to settle the dispute in true chivalric style
One or the other must die. From what we
learn, Richard Blanton was pursued some
distance by Jones, when Blanton turned up
on his pufsuer, an with stroke OF his are,
split him down = the axe striking Jones on
the temple, and passing down through his
cheek and into his breast, causing his death
in q few hours. Blanton came in aud gave
himself up to the authorities and preImi-
nary examination was had before Judge Boyn.
ton. which resulted. in the prisoner being
bound over to appear at the next term of the
Superior Court in the sum of FIVE hundred
dollars. Griffin NJ CO. Union, Sept 9.
The best representatives of the white chiv,
airy of North Carolina could not have ex.
celled the brutality Of the above affair. 6 A
few more such instances like this, and the
freedmenw have reached the level of South
ern civilization. and will surely find favor with
the Bowie knife gentry, their late masters.
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svssstabls invsorsnt Of surpasing potsscy. Ycftiy
The BODY ncreass he vital stsssA sf every organ WITH
this great herbal stinaant Rssobsr that u srsasfA
% si,hsss t.aa3sysains ~ ani4si gY.H TT
sepa21lU " q 81 IIt