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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-03

Embracing This, buckets, Churns and
Baskets, Traces Of all kinds, Breast Chains,
Halter and Gov Chains, also Coil Filth
Chains, Shorels, Spades, Forks and Hoes,
good assortment Of Springs, Bellows, An
wills, Vices and Screw plates at manufac-
turers prices.
EDGE LIS,
such as Chipping Axes, Haichets, Broad
Axes, Mortising Axes, Hand Axes, and
Carpenters and Cooper AIDES, Iron OF all
sizes, Ropes all kinds, also the different
kinds of
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
aDais 9silbeI,n

aus BuiGan (Gd@fen), ober wer fpnR deer i'm aLMss
sanft geosH FAM 1pone iol4e an Hnteuitebenbe
Aereiie gelgHgtH neil. Or Uekilte pos fe1t dbten
IN louisville une bseab 10 uen bort anf btii aDsa d
Btdhtfort ne 3sfiHgtpp, Ru. fsit mel9sr Reit sdtb
mdbF r0n thm reEHomnseM wmtbes 3ssf e
tam3 3m BolGsbIaff Mittsbnrs, Pa. !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
B a f5iua to n, s. San,

! = y , IS
Oas SobesurtbeiI, Der zaefanaenen
5enier 1T in 2Osi6brt9es Sdbtbaus
hertpanoeIt tuoroen.
Ser 0fterreihifde aSmirdI SegctboiI
1T in Stem egorf .an9ellngt. 10y i
Sen. $1,000 'bnta Die '@lfffenten Ses
Sreebman's 8ureau's in Seras inifruirt,
Die Slrbeits 9eicse in ienenl 2an0e ais
ungeiesmdBig niGt 3n beabten.
Ser prdfioent' ipito9 fem @eto bes
OiltriFt< Stimmre1ts naditeu Montag
Dem @ongre6e iiberfen6en.
Sie gSbisfe1 sSteuer foII enttpeber
auf so Gents rebucirt ooer Die Gintreis
bungsmetbo6e ahaeanSert iperoen.,
Sas 5erriforial s@ontite iutr0 jeOens
fails fur idlsuniofte 3uIaFuna bon 60
Ioraoo un6 9febrasfa unter Beoinauna
oagemeinen Stimmredtes ii1 ertlaren.
Der. albIeb bat feine JtnpeaAmlents
bin in cine llnterIudun9sbiu nobiIjirt,
bod bradte bic erite 9ladri9t leiner
Slbibten in Stem gorter finans ieIen
Sreiisn cine srobe 9enlation berbor.
Aud fur bic Mornonen in Htab bes
reitet lidb eiHe neine ueberraIdung Dor,
in6em cine Sin, lDeIde tir;eftenS Elm
sebrodt tperoen miro, bic lOegaIirung
Der poIp9anie Onrd neue grbf9aftss
9elese beabfbtiBk =
Ts5zE e = 49,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

belize Slut In bic Bangen oeff 3a6p
Mnnd f1oB unb ibre bunfeIbIauen Mus
gen bor Sreuoe Ien9ten Inddte; fuut
Sanies R0nmoutb in feinen GtnbL aMel
riif uHb unipilflrli9 ben Bid auf Die
gBano gegenIber unb ods Iebens9ru6e
Bib feines 8atere ridteHb5 6as iett
cormurfSDoH duf ibna 6era6sntgjden
f9iea, fulton iid feine Magen nit Sbrde
iteti. Or b:oedte fem Gntlik nit beioen
96noen ano fdtpieg. ~ . ~
3 Cine peinIide Raufe frat eia:,, Der
Seran9faB resunes los ;9obs Qlnua bIidte
auf bic Si9uren ,oes Gmadbretts;; 2oro
@reb idien 8Ieibgiltig gegrn ben Gin
oru6 feifer Eeoe nno frat unber6h6ers
ten @eFbts auf ben BaIfop binous. CT
mar gSeltuiarlll 0enllg, I'M nd Dor iots
dem Better ftirnilaer Gupfnbung als
rl65usiebeh, unb 9ofmailn genug, 4 i'm
gu piifen, baS eS rii@t Iange ftiitnea
iperne. ''.'ass - .gs'iai1.
Ram mettig Niinlier tehrte er in 0as
5itntrier aurld; SaInes Mfennioutb trot
ibnt eiltgeoeti mno ZEN 9otb bonn Mir.
bel bis sur 8eb meGenp, begnnn er befs
fig: Cure 8e1niing jit faIfdI; i'd has
ts fat. 8erlnngt Iii1t, 6aB is Guh
bdnte; SIR fomiat nn Gurcts unO ni5t
UNI ttIeinettuiHen. Sir b6tten sebn 8a >
ter iterben t0fneft, nn6 2oro @rep marc
ni1t bis gSin6ior, gefdiueiae bis @riifs
fell seritten. SD min Guh iagen, ,rorl1ns
SIR tonn1t: SIR habit Elm ueueS Som ;
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

q H# srs . =
Die DSenneEe es staats3eitungD oers
tritt Die srObeu grinsipieu, ipelde benz
IOsaIsfl glOrbsn sntn sieae sesfn
bic g eceffion berbaIfen. Sic
itebt Elm fur 9oDaIitat Deeel has
Staats 9oubernettt en- I nf16
fiir ben nObsln GonsreB Der Ser. Staa<
TN, Der, pous goIte erUdbIt, aud bic
Gnf6tsq bes Bottles ausfpri6t. !. ~.
SeOersSacpubIifaner ioIIte 60, f5 eraifs
i'd unseIeseu fem Iafen, Der .eta0tss
3eituns"' LIBERAL gabfeitaas su se6en.
Gs 1T Elm, llhtsrnebnteu, ipe!des bon
redtti@ oenfenoen Wdnnern unteritlbt
uerOen miibte. ilnO iuubrIi@ beOarf
cine 3eituns 1lnterffiisuns, bic es fd
CUR Qufsabe madt 2ppaIitdt unO
Sortf4ritt in Der 8Ife Der iIo<
Ii6en stadIsa ID pfeSisen (ff
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
Mnf Der gFbe6e Bpm aDam6a
Bon sR
sEssS cs& "a
gla 8iIbetm q m NJ. Is
tser.i.suns aus Ssr ii.s..a eena,assn4mn.1.,t :

t5ortietuns aus Der Isstsa eonntassnumaer.) - s
Das @ebduoe mar febr eerdumia, Is
beifdno aus @rbeeldoB un6l Gtaae; 6as
Grftere entbielt nur Ieere MoaasiHe, Die
3tpeite Observation-Disclosures grobes
3imnser. ollie gDdll6e aun bic Der Mn<
benmanern, tuaren him, fat tuie &ars
tenbidtter, feline Sbire fdioB, tein
SSenlter mar gang !. rdtbieibaft erfAieR
Elm in Der Wfitte ieoes 8imnerbooens
angebrahtes, ruubes God, eas IN bic
parterrerdnlne rniinbete. 9lus 4ette,a
rem aelangte man our1 ,eine1 Iangeit,
oniteren Sang mad benz bon Hntrnut
milo iiberipnherten 9of tpelder bas
0auS bon brei Seiten uru9ab; an linen
flief cine b0i5erne.. gebreAlide, qans
bernorIdfe @alIcrie langs Der oberea
Simmerreibe bin. Sn man Is In
Nfrifa nidt babeH fam tuie in sSrants
fnrt a. M., 70 nabri es Der Geripalter,
Suds mar fem Same, fuie er es betain; )
bonn @aitbofbeFber uur6e Elm Slid na6
elm GtubI geborgt; cine WatraBe, bers
ldiebene @omfortsegenifdnee, Die @taf.-
lelei uno Der Nfalfaiten, EN- aroeer
Sorb boz 8iftuaIien nidbt gu bergefIen,
fuoren bon 8oro mad Der &InitlerpiIIa
aef1afft fpor0eii. 9B& ! = 9as2sa !.
oils i'd om 9ladnittds babiu TAM
fanb i'd cine auBerit maleriihe GruppesH
8or benz 8eriualter ia6 cine ;eonse 9fes,s
aerfamiIie Die Wfutter iaugte ihr anf
Dem Sudden bodeno.s 6in0, weI@es
t1on smei Sabre alt feit naobte mnh
init ben eifen Qippen gnHs beboaIi1 an !
benz bIaHldwaraen, iiber Die d@9nIter
aeiporfeneu 2sberbeutel l6mabte g. an
Der 9anb hieIt fie eiueu ertpa@ ienen.
2naben nit unforrhlid3 bifenl &opfe.
uno benz 9lusoruG boIIenbeteu BI0bs.
finns i'm 8eT1t /; oabiiiter FanD. Der
Bater Sanlilias uro toitte berftohIeH
@aiffSSmiebaf. ben Ct iebentaIls ees
ito9len. Sine 0eserfunefrai bon 10
ippigenl Wuds, Oab Die 6ortlIreit bic
Sh0nbeitsIinien melt ii6erf9ritte,i, NOR
iHon porber auf Der 2eintunnb abaes
than; iekt fpnsierte fie in Dem Simmer
lumber; ria5n ale @e9enfdn6r In Die
9onb, unterintbte fie auf bas @enaueife.
iin0 snar nidt bios nit 1ano umo Bid,
LunOsIn uug I..s ssale u"o. a,e's oa 70
iueihe Studs bodff nnn6tbigee Beilei
" s.igsosupl eslt a'.S .g.sa paaln ye4
os.sS!ans oslane1,, w sIass 1 DaSOa pg
suIa1s9 etIaess s naD PC l DsssaIe e.nesal
SLepgausm esgss,s. asNsss lgaa
oe'ts ~ ana IsgssasH5 gaat g.ssagGuIss
% Sa pae oaM ta saosas s.ft a1ssss Vsns
steoe'' t ss1e. uH' Dss1os!ts oassa gig
paar . .1a.nalsa e., DepelgsanIg I'm
.ess u.IlsIsea lsa.usn uast nlsgen
IN S sss me nsstlualo,gsn aos,EsIsssqe. l
Sse . gaalsss lC =, Ya pse Ansf !,
OAnllnng Uss y.sget nuL III e'nen Us :..
gs.Ietlsa sumter ane5agalE zen IOar, 70 ;
Uegdg ~ NV, ~ anO
; s,.s, Ss;%tass,,r ,is.s
So. ~, .,.s;.,,,,sy .;rsaS,e CO.:
sa. .%s .,,;t ss;as- sv,.sm1ss.. s...s
es-so n; ~ .rI l, ss..r
%s,,Ss S,rc;;t,,ro NM froI,ts s So,,o'' ~
Sod,fuI;oe SSnSirs,I ids;s. "a" l,+"s ~
friber eStferat AZ baben. ! Is i'ls aai
=
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Sclcgrap0. Nadri1)ten:
&abelsDt dtbritbtsDS CO.
3tHfg Haf gs5 idnH
enslanb's @nabe ge9en ner'
urtbeilte Senier.4s ss1
Btbtiaes pom GDn8ref.
Gas neue glrbeits @eies in Eeras.


2o.nSo Nd. San. /.
50 IL irO hefiir6tet. baB Bic Senlibe
6rase sefabrlide 8ertuifeluu9eu CUR
SSoIsc baben miro; aud madte Die Be-
rufung Oes Neidratbes in Seiterreid)
einen toien @inOrud auf Die nngarn.
8eri6ieoene fioreoeutide 8egieran<
gen baben forineu ibre, 8eiitunnlung 81
Dem 3uidn.nleatrttt oss 8nrloinents am
Is. Se6rudr ab9eeeben, uno YrcuBen
bemibt iid, Die g8ablen bis gum 4,
nabiten Wfonats beenOi9t 81 iebep..
Sn &uBlanb erregt Elm 9lrtifeIy Der
Wfosfauer @a3ette 9roBes @ufleben,
iuelber aufbis S5ortbeile binfpeilt; ipelde
Dem 9anoe aus elmer 8eicitieung ser
aus Dem &rintriege berporgeqaneenen
8erpFidtun9eit etlpadJfen iniir6e
= b q q N# 81 go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27
eIlpR. W9I KIsNER39el


9S135S44O CI1BD4C4N 6Os
NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
lDIVi6Es OF an intaIIi seiif aSsistS X: WHO.
WIN attend to the PREPARATION 6f ned:
SinSS putting EIp preSc15 Pttens 80 g WIN ems
TENTS, especially to hiG many friends In the
county, HIS medicines are 9all prepared In
his Own ONCE, and Al delivered to his pa.
tients BY himself Dr.; e, Eeat4 On tliseaIss
lty Is afflicted. BE has aIaIRe number OF new
successful In many Of those Obstinate cases pt
supposed to be ihcuTabIe, am6ng which may
beb named: EonSDmptipnsE 8GF0fplAI 5Ihs-
charges from the Ear, oSena, Enlarged Glands
Cancers and Skin Diseases. BIS mode Of
treating Liver Discuss, Soomachl Oomp taintaJ
BFonchitls. and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Passages "a ypaFtFop1y and an 9th:
er diseases OF the Heart, Neuralgia EPhepsy
Votis EyEtefn Is 1cit iedeei IN All VINO have
tested Il to be the most certain and sdcceSst1l
ever known 70 the medical protessi0n. x.
has been eninently successful In the treat:
Menstful DISTINCTIONS; Painful MenStruStton,
Leueffheal Uterine and 0VaTiong TuniOR,
ProlRpSus Utari and all Nervous diseases 10
which they are subject.
H4m0keS specially in the. treatment OIL
All Chronic Ahectiohs OF The Genit6 Urinary
Organs, viz: CRtarTh OF Bladder and UrethrnJ
IaAtssle BLADDER 4pd H9n-sstSnti2R III ana %
Gravel, BiSbetis and DImc1lt uEin4tings ay.
PhiLtic Diseases In all their, varied torIns
GhOnanhea, Its complications ana Se9ueihI
SpaFmatorrheA and HmpOtehGy, and all anec-
lions consequent upon uthipl Ing ifcEe on
Special attention paid 70 the
or FistuIas, White Swelling, SeFolnlo1A
Sores, VaHIcosa UlcaB, &c. Persons RthietS1,
particularly With old trouble c3seSs
should lose no time to call on or address DIX
RIBEER. Communications containing zee
oromptly noticed. ONES eecript idilB and
fnedicine cash. For visits In city, same 81
other Physicians -,...-s,s.5fl,1 VI
Once No. ! Odd Fellows bull ling, q lew
door east OF Mcclure House, Mohro6 street.
once hours, s A. N. to y NJ, p, n. TOD
P. 1tSepa Q I. ssAa.t3 sP. Ea V tntaaaSe: :
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Gtausp0ttafiBu.
BALTIMORE &IoHIOIH. R.LC0lIPIY

OFBICB halt. q OH4OeSAIhRoAOGo.f
WHEELING, May 4, 1851.
csTTNFNTErr1 C-rTFFnTTE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

WASHINGTON HALL TC.NIGHr.-We
doubt whether the hall Will be able to
hold all who will clamor there tonight
for admission to witness the great Mil
tonian TabIeaux. Those who intend
going land their name will be legion
should either secure their seats during
rhe day at the Music Store of VIM. a.
Sheib, or go early In order to avoid the
crowd about the ticket office. "a word
TO the wise" &c. 70
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5:e0a. m. 300 a. m.
sl5a. MI &9 p. m.
:j s$ SSS.$B:: 5:s88RR9s.$H IA 4:
fnl @Tn fgonH nui
IlDO am. 2OOp. M
LISA m. .Gl5 a m.
.dS I'd uu7s sGT'
500 p. m! : !
pa HnL .4tiif.'rg =.
ne 9ibn1 sEH TDh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27
DECLINE IN the MAKRIAaR FUR,oiRI.Es

DECLINE IN THE MARRIAGE FuRoRE.
We had occasion some time since to
notice the confident spirit in which
young men and maldens hereabouts
looked at the future, as evidenced by
the astonishing rapidity with which
they had previously been rushing into
nlatrimony... A change has come DER
the spirit of their dreams, however.
Since the 9th Of May there have. been
but few marriage licenses issued from
the Recorders otfice-only four IL we
are rightly informed and those were
issued last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

a CARD.-Ths Independence Fire Co.
desire to return their thanks to all who
attended and aided them in getting up
their picnic on the 18th instant, ana
assure them that their kindnesswiIFn not
soun be forgotten, and they will ind
whenever their homes are endangered
by that dread scourge, fire, the indie.
Pendence will be promptly on hand,
aud endeavOr to repay, SO far US they
can, the fNyOrs shown them, To the
ladies' who inspire n flame beyond the
treman's power to quench-tbey espe-
Gially return thanks for their kindly
SERVICES aud smiles, u p 4 - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

THE fact OF the matter Is Just this.
To get anything in the way Of Perfu-
merry, Toilet Water, Fine Soaps, Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Combs or any
little accession of the toilet, you will
ind an endless. variety OF articles in
this line at. E. Bookings Drug, Store,
No. l, Odd Fellows Hall. Iiisl s. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

DRowNED.-At late hour last even
ing we learned that an individual, be-
longing to either the Negro or indian
race, who has been loafng round town
during the past two weeks, was drown
ed yesterday afternoon, in. attempting
to swim Wheeling Creek at what is
known as the spot. Attempts were
made to recover the body, but with
what success our informant was un-
able to say. .pEt= ''p'J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27
INrEREsT1Sa CEREMoNr PosiTrtoNEr

INTERESTING URREMoNTs PoSrPpNED.
"A Baptist church, in bridgeport. in
charge, we believe, Of a e6lored preach
or, has been receiving Of late extraor-
binary accesstons to its numbers, or
rather, we should say, 1t was about to
receive an extraordinary. accession.
Seventeen colored people, male and fs:
male, have chosen the better part, and
were to have been dipped or Immersed
yesterday afternoon, at. 8 o'clock, but
owing to the high and muddy state
ofthe Wastr, in both river and creek,
twas concluded not to put t1emi under
for s0lne time TO come. .-lll e : p ID ~
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# %
FAIRS AND FEsTIvALs.-Wesolemnly
warn the public that the most delight
full and dangerous season Of the year is
about to commemorative season of fairs
and festivals, for religious, charitable
and other purposes. Already they are
mysteriousIy talked of in select coter-
les, boldly announced In Others, and on
the second page of this paper can be
found advertisement Of one for the
1sth and I9th of June. II behoyes
young men and old, therefore, to make
ready for the inevitable. 5isF55s
Come then, gentlemen, play less COM
stantly at fIliArds, smoke fewer stOgies.
TO-, save money ut present, and when
the time comes for spending, when the
rains have gone and the sun has Shone
long enough FORBIDDEN the straw berries,
less delicately blooming only than the
cheeks of the fair damsels who will
sell them toyOu, spend il with lavish
handI = e-'-Li'' =.
In this connection we are pleased to
state-a thing We had almost forgotten
that the Fourth Freshly terian Sabbath
School. has secured the use of Hope
Hall ON Union street, for a festival, to be
given June Sd. The object OF this fes-
Oval Is to raise funds for the purchase
of library books. We wish the thing
SUCCESS. liir. - Ea5st tE!SEeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27
-RkAE ESTATE TRANSPORTS N, ONO

&
-RkAL ESTATE TRANSCRIPTS ~ OHIO,
CottSTY.-The following Is ID list OF
r,;tte,j 10 rscorrl in the Record.
desuS a.,
er's once oitonio county, MY, 1uEins 'hs
week ending Saturday, 18TH inst:
4gdeed made April 10th, 1851, by Ed
ward James and wife to Z Michael
CougHlan n, Tor lot No 81 ON Coal street,
Caldwell's addition (60xlG0 feet $3.50:
A deed made Sept! 5th, 1854. by the.
In square 40, South WheelinR-SS650.
a deed made May 1st. 1857, by Will
son, Dnnlevy and Wheeler, to G. p.
| HackitbOrn for lot No. Is, on North
street, west of Main, North Wheeling
Ss1IOO. = a. ~ y s5,. Sc '''i5i
| A deed made May 18th, 1857, by NJ. c.
Leech to Geo. W. Robinson for d, coun-
try residences on National Road 5000,
by Geo. W. Robinson 10 4. sosBfisn,
trustee for NJ. c. Eeech, on country
residence. l. - - s.. !.
A deed Of Trust, made May 18th,
1867, by Frederick Lotentz and wife TO
yabez R. ExIeY, trustee. for a, G.. Rob
I Is /, on lois No. A9 and $50 on zanes'
A deed OF Trust. made May 18th,
1867, by Benjamin Stanton 70 E. W.
Paxton, on lot No. 10, square No. %.
a deco, made March 10th, 1867, by
Alonzo LOring and James Paul, Com
missioneEs, to Thomas Hughes for lot
No, 8, square Is, corner OF Quincy and
Fourth streets. ~ -,
A deed of Assignment, made May
18th, 1857, by Th0s. Stupp to A. Blum,
trustee, for goods in store. Centre
Wheeling. 80 80 - 5-s..
A deed, made November 18th, 1885,
by ID. Lamb and wife to Frederick
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A deed, made May sd, 1867, by
Philip Hanstein TO Charles Wagon
kuecht for 81 acres, more or less, on
McKinley's Run, adjoining lands of q.
Jacob and John White, aise 6 acres, 8
roods, and Z poles Of land on the waters
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

GRAVEL RooRs.-NIr. George Crum-
put on gravel roofs In the most i'm.
proved method, and warrants bis work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
dire or turning Watery The tar used is
put through q process that frees 1t from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, 1t will not run. It Is
equally efficient In roofs lof every con-
ceiyable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks OF the best duali-
", and TOR sale at the lowest rates,
years In Pittsburgh. =, apr25 :.
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.
BEFORE SQUIRE JouxsoN.-'souire
Johnson, whose increasing business
compelled him to seek mose roou,v
quarters than the little office ON Fourth
street below Quincy. is nowto be found
at the Police Court room, in the base
ment of the Court House, where he SIN
administers Old-fashioned Justice when
called on. 30 a Fqt.''=it HJI
On Saturday last, one William Multi
gan was up before him charged with
peddling without license. The offence
was clearly proven against him, and he
was required TO fork over eight dollars
and costs. = s,lr5Ts Al 7r7,5rj5
William must understand that if he
neglects TO pay the t'hongo'l required
here, he will not be ut liberty to trade
with the inhabitants-not q. bit more
than he would be "where Aries snnS
ny Eountains,n &c. lpls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

RIVER NEws.-The river is rising
slowly. Boats at the wharf are the st.
James, New State, Glasgow and Gipsy.
The New State is the Parkersburg
packet to-day, at II A. AT Pm.
the st. James leaves for Cincinnati.
About noon the Sunfish packet, James
Rees, will arrive, and depart at3P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

SERMON AT WAsH1NaroN HA:LIlLL..LThe
Rev. Mr.. wykes, OF Fremont, Ohio,
preached an able and Interesting dis
course last evening, at Washington
Hall, from the Sd chapter of st. PauI's
Eptstle to the -Collossians, list and ID
verses,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27
go YOUNG MEN

WIG have ininred themselves by aceraa
practice. tndulge1I In when alone a haiti ~
quently learned nom evil compaaIons. 81 n
school, tina effects of which are nI4hlIt faitI
even when asleep, and, u not cured, renders
and body, shonld apply itntnediately.
,MnaI pity that a young man, the hopeo
NJ ms county, the PRIDE of his parents, should
y bnRtShed rom all tprOSpeets and enioy.i
menus OF life by the consequence ofleVis
ating nom the path OF nature, and induig.
4ngln certain secret habit, such persons
must, before concentrating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

AFTERNOONS called to ths advertise
ment Of fMessrs. Wheat. & Co., for 100
cords of wood.
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ACCIDENT 10 STEAMER EDINBuRn.

ACCIDENT TO STEAMER EDISBuRG.-
Asthe Sunfish packet, James tees, was
eaving the wharf Saturday afternoon,
one of The ropes by which her yawl is
suspended from the stern derrick,
caught In the frame work surrounding
and supporting the jackstaH of the
loose from its fastenings and pEeciptta-
ting it into the river. 1t was imme-
diately recovered, however, and re-
placed. Damage slight:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

Observation-Disclosures three
best TONES, skinfully and elegantly COM ON
bined in an amber-colored cordial. beauti-
fnlly transparent to the eye. pleasant to the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, In Casweli,
Hazard 4 CO. Feno Phosph orat "a Elixir of
CalIsaya Bark - : ss y 4S-j IL 49,, ',, ~,
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal
Calisaya Bark, and each teasp oonful contains
one grain OF iron. Samples furnIshed nee To
the proIessioni ans5 li.s Is 4IrJl ~ n irii.li
- CAswELn,HAzARD-& CO., g 81
.6gsI5. Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all druggists. y geif aIlU.1,f-H'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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THERE is at present the unprecedeR-
ed number of 2Os civil causes on the
docket of the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27
The ensuing quarter

George c. Trimble, w. c. n; susan
Lester, W. Y. T.; Frank Lewis, W. s.;
John T. Cowl, W. F. s.; Matte Char
mock. w; T.; John Carter, w. NJ; Sallie
e.; Isabelle Waddle, r. q. s.; Eliza
Logan, L. Fl. s.; Lizzie Taylor. w. A.
s.; SRIlie Barnet, W. d. NJ; James S.
Barton, W. c. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

IA THING of beauty is joy forever"
said gentleman yesterday, as he made
his exit from Oxtoby & Duf1eld's Jew
elry Store, with package of fancy
goods. Card cases. Portmonies, ladies'
and gentlemen's satchels,. hair, nail
and tooth brushes, combs, &C., in end
less variety at l03 Main street, nearly
oppositethe Merchants National Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

Y.M.C. Ave have learned that
the Young Mems Christian Association
of Baltimore has extended an invita-
ton to the Wheeling delegates to the
Montreal Convention, to proceed to
Baltimore and join the delegates from
philadelphia and New York to Mon
treal. 100 --as = -.a---ii.-.a
1t is probable the invitation will be
accepted and the delegates leave here
about the 18th OF next month.
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P1c-S1c OF THE THIRD WARD PuBLIc
ScHOoL.-COmplete arrangements have
been made by those having the matter
in charge, for the Third Ward Public
school picnic at Cresap's Grove on
Wednesday next. Every person desi-
ring to spend pleasant day In the
country should purchase ticket and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

POLICE CouRT.-At that respected
and useful institution, the Police Court,
business was rather dull onsaturday.
only two cases were before The Court,
both for dEsorderly conduct.
John Carey and John Waterhouse
were the individuals who were up.
Carey was discharged and Warehouse
hned ten dollars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-27

orpIcERs OF COIUMnrA LODocEE..-Ata
meeting OF Columbia Lodge No. IS, /.
o. G. T., held Friday evening,fMay 2Fh,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing nnarter: