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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-04
FoURTH CIRcRIr.


OLI14I-lzAI6 % RJIU-AIkI, y UtIy5.
WetzeI COanty-First day of March,
May, September and November. Pleas
dnts-Tenth day of same months.
Ritchie- Eighteenth y day of same
months. Tyier-Eighth day of April,
June, October and December. bod.
dridge-Twentieth day of April, June,
October and December. (Acts of 1888,
page 10, clauseIV1, .sli ans .'st 10 =
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THE New York Express gives the
following definite advice to the south
ern people as to the proper method to
proceed under present circumstances:
ACT In the fear of God, and with a
wise regard to the future welfare of
your children, your State, and the
country at large"
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TENTH CIRCUIT.
EPHRAIM B. HALL, Ju1ge.

Morgan cornty-Second Monday of
March, May, September and Noyem
Der. Berkeley Third Monday of
March, May, September and Noyem-
Der. JeGeTSon-Second Monday of
April, June, October and December
(ActS of 1866 CHI Or D =
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EDWARD c. BUNKER. .Judo,

Hanlpshire County-First Tuesday of
March, May, September and Noyem-
Der. Rdrdy-Third Tuesday of same
months. PendtetoIS-First Tuesday of
April, June, October and December.
SrGnt-Second Tuesday of the months
last mentioned. AhneraE-Third Tues.
day of same. Acts of 1867, CHI. 81, pass
ed teb. %, 1907
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SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
JAMES w. HoaE .L,,ltn.

Mason C6Inty-Twenty.fif day of
February, April, August and October.
PHtnGnl-Tenth day of March, May,
Eighteenth day of March,, May, Sep
TENDER and November. RdnawHu-
Second day of April, June, October and
December. (Acts of 1866, oh. 81. Clay
county has been transferred to the fifth
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=. FIRST CIRCUIT.
1 ELRERr III. CAIDwEII .J1Loo

: = LL-bEhI u. OALDWELI.I JIuye. =
Ohio Coltlty-First Tuesday of March,
May, October and December. Marshall
First Tuesday of April, June, Sep
TENDER and November. = lHuncocE-
Third Tuesday of April, June, Septem-
Der and November. % Brooke-Second
Tuesday of March and fourth Tuesday
tacts Of 1855, P che "a; fs6 sne eb SJeOef
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NATHANIEL HARRISON, JUDGE.

Poeahontas County-Ffrst day of
April, June, September and November.
Gree1lbIier Eighth day of same
months. Aonroe-Nineteenth day of
same months 1feTcer-First day o.
March, May, October and December.
October and December. (Acts Of 1866,
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9pefiaI agptffes.

opRERr;s. VEGETABLE AMBRos1A. or the
Worlds Hair RestOrer, is the only prepare
ton OF the kind without sugar OF lead.
1t Is vegetable compound and contains
nothing injurious ia -
1t prevents hair from falling on and makes
hair grow. 81
Asa hair dressing 1t has no equal.
It Is warranted to do all we claim for II or
the money is refunded.
Ask for Odbert's Vegetable AmbroSia and
don't be put or with any oIher.
Q. 81. ODBERT, Proprietor,
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THIRD CIRCUIT,
THOMAS w. HARRISON, judge.

Randolph county-February 10th,
May 10th, August 10th and November
10th. BGr6Our-March- LIST, May 10th,
September LIST and November 10th.
HdI1iso,s-March 18th, June LIST, Sep
TENDER 18th and December LIST. Marion
April LIST, June 18th, October LIST and
December 10th. (Acts of 1867, CHI. 2S,
passed Feb, IS, 1867 =
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Circnt4 Cnnrfn

At the second session of the Legis-
lature, several changes We're made. in
the Judicial Circuits and in the times
for holding The Circuit Courts. We
therefore publish the following conn
plete list of the same as they are now
fixed by law. 1t will be observed that
Randolph county has been transferred
to the Third Circuit, and Clay county
to the Fifth. The new county of Linz
coin is included in the Eighth Circuit.
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GEORGE LOOMS .Li,,tne.

Jackson co,tnty-First day Of March.
May, September and November
Rodie-Twelfth day of same months.
CdIhoutt-Tw day of same
months. Wrt-Twenty-eighth day Of
same months. W0od-Sixth day of
April, June, October and December.
( Acts of 1867, CHI. IL; passed Feb. 8, 1867
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THE New York Gazette says it is re-
ported that Thurlow Weed has pur-
chased an interest in the Commercial
Advertiser, and will take prominent
part in its editorial management. The
belief that he owned large interest in
the Tunes is unfounded, it is said by
those who ought TO know.
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A NEW NEWSPAPER is mentioned
among the enterprises OF the coming
Spring, in the interests of woman's
rights. All the work. editorial and
typographical, is to be done by women.
and its advocacy of the enlarged free.
dom of the sex is to be of the mos. ar
dent and ultra character.
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That's the question, sure enough.
What were they begun for, any how ?
Andrew must answer the interroga-
tory. They have all become wiser, II
not sadder men, than when they went
into office. They have made the Inn
portant discovery that there Is Senate
as well US President.
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afw advertisements.

House and Lot For Sale.
n OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
/ Lot situated on Main street, oetWeen
Quincy and John streets. II not sold at
private sale, ON or before the 9th OF this
month &c viii then be offered at punnc aucA
ton, 10 the highest and best blder, roor
mr4-td Il. .. hNOO1.
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DIED.

Sunday. the Sd inst, ZADoK GoRREI1, in
the 9th year OF his age. -
His funeral Will take place from his late
residence, on Eon street, Tuesday, The 5th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, q. m. 7aE - -.a
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MARRIAGE AND CEL1BACY,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
ments To MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address, DE-. ]. SRILLEN
HOuGHTON,, Howard Association, Phila-
ffRlDfla-H fanIA- ARNfy
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ForR Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
L Geo. Il. Taylor CO., and ]. Clemens &
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
finished. Good offices in second story aud
good rooms Tor other purposes in second and
third story In good order Possession rfyen
70 some rooms Immediately, others April LIST.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
- THOS- .HORNBROOK.
ONCE, No. 11s15 Main street, above Mon
roe up STAIRS .-l ..tfa| febS-tf
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FOR CINCfNNATI.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKE

REGULAR WEEkLI PACKET
The elegant steamer "POTOMAC,
hCaptaln- ChaS. Muhleman, his
=zzEYoung, Clerk, will leave as above
On Tuesday, 5tli, at 5 O'Clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
BOOTH, BA1TELLE& CO.,
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The Louisville Journal, which has
lavtshed praises upon Reverdy John
son while on its side, says now: His
detection will not amaze anybody. He
is politically u miserable whittier,
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MErcALFEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism OF years stand
ing in a few days. ,-eqt aa.f- .a- .lf.i--
aug22-ly T. H. LOGAN a CO., Ag'ts.
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THE hungry lot of unconfrmed
patriots who rushed SO precipitate-
ly into office n few months ago,
will be necessitated to pick up
their buds and walk to-day, carrying
with them the melancholy reflection
that later all, it wasn't much of a
shower" They can appropriately
enough sing the well known song, COM
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For Rent.

and two on Market Streets. ENQUIRE al
'f fe6s-t a01se- LEWIS & wooD,,A NsEn
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for Rent
For Rent.

NNHE "swAN'l TAVERN, ON WATER
Street, containing seventeen rooms. Ap-
ply 10 -Li- 81. a-HsE ALEX. ROGERS
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Err Rent

EOUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
IN the city for sleeping or Office purposes
VIII be ready April 1st. Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
at GARDINERSe ~
feb26-u l59 Main Street
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II ETTERs REMAINING UNcLAIAIEDIN
IL the Post ONCE at Wheeling, State OF
West Virginia, on the 4th day OF March,
1857. 600. ...r... 81 .ss--- '
II not called for within one month they Will
be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE. THlL T
All letters advertised are subject to an ex-
ira charge OF one cent Persons calling FOR
them will please be prepared with the neces-
Sary change.
2 Persons calling for these Letters will please
say they are advertised, and give date OF list
n. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a
Letter to the writer, If unclaimed within 40
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's name, P0Et OE1ice and State, across the
left-hand end of the envelope, on the face
side, will be compiled with at The usual pre-
paid rate OF postage, payable when the letter
1868 ~ - -
once hours on Sunday from to IO3II a. IA.
7"H .-r .- r ron, w.
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ofthe above there were:
List OF Letters.

Ordered to be Advertised I'm the
WheeIinEIntCI eer,aEreeRbIY 10
abe following Section OF the New
Post once LAW, as the Newspaper
Z having .Ihe largest circulation OF
cay Paper published In wheeling.
Sec. 5. And be 1t further enacted, That
Lists of Letters remaining uncalled for in
any Post once in any city, town or village
where a newspaper shall be printed, shall
hereafter be publish ned once only In the news
paper. which, being issued weekly or often
er, shall have the largest circulation within
the range OF delivery of said Office, to be de-
cided by the Postmaster at such ofice.-Nels
Poet 01tes LdIr, p0Itsd March Is, 1861.
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For Rent

TNHE STORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
Il q Hennegen. Possession given sAprfl
LIST. Enquire on the premises, 12I Main st.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling ana 81. TonI.
steam Packet Line.
~ The new first class steamer INA
49, t533lSIT0JCkDALE,C Capt. Grant Marsh
Sssz.s=zssE14wtl viii leave for Cairo and St Ilonis
NI - -, On Monday mornin g, the 4th inst.
49, S5tsht OF pasSage apply on board or to
tnoLz-EL T. h. MON3 Agent
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Wanted for the Summer Months.
A NO; ONE FEMALE COOK, NO on.
~. lections TO color. Wages no obfecf n
suited. Address GEO. s. ROSS - - -
Post Office Roy Sis
steenrod House. March /, 81. narSostS
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For Sale.

NNE SMALL BRICK HOUSE IN cE,-
" ire Wheeling, on easy terms IEi,S - = ~
man mar2 ana N'ehen' I. IRWIN.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-25
MASH 1Ile Teeth nd Ntght,

A few who inherit good teeth, and who
care nothing for looks, neglect brushing
their teeth but none who wish to preserve
their teeth, good or bad, as long as possi-
BILE, should not neglect to brush them once
or more times a day, with brush so stiff
as to clean them well, but not so hard as to
wound or irritate the gums. They should
be brushed both highland morning, but if
only once, let it be done the last thing be-
fore retiring Portions of food, sweets,
etc, left OH or between the teeth at night,
decay or acidify, and COrrOde the enamel,
and thus, gradually injure them. If the
cavities between and in deCaying teeth be
thoroughly brushed out with water at
night, and when rising, it will add years
to their effective use and freedom from
pain. Most of the tooth powders sold,
contain an injurious acid, which, though it
gives the teeth clean, white surface, does
it at the expense of some Of the natural
surface A little hard soap pleasantly per-
fumed, is the best possible application
We would not recommend the finest char
coal, or prepared chalk OF clay, for though
inert, they wear upon the enamel,
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Low 20 Take Care or q Piano.

It should be remembered that the plano
forte is susceptible Of the change Of tenn
perBtme, and when tuned in one Temporal
ture will be out In another. Good and
we'll made piano fOrtes will stand in tune,
if they are tuned at proper periods. Many
people, as they wish to avoid expense, will
let their instruments remain long out Of
tune, which is a great detriment to them,
as they are less likely to stand we'll after
having been so LEFT. We Will offer few
hints in reference TO the matter. "A piano
forte ought Justly to be tuned twice a year,
at least. First, when you commence with
a fire in your room second, when "A fire Is
discontinued By following this course
you have the best guaranty that the in
strument will remain in tune for the long
est period Of time. Again, the instrument
should not be suffered to femain below
concert pitch if It is for years tuned below,
IL will never after stand up to the pitch
without great deal of labor, II, indeed, n
ever stands at all. Many otherwise beaul
tiful instruments are nearly or quite ruin
ed for want Of proper attention to these
simple facts. Yet il will not answer for
professional tuner TO recommend these
things. If he does the people will suspect
him Immediately of selfish motives, and
say that be is planning for his own udyau-
tage, Owners of piano fortes, who are not
acquainted with the nature of instruments
ought to bear these facts in mind, when by
yearly outlay of tritiiug sum they may
save to themselves infinitely more than
they expend by the preservation Of their
instrument, in which they have invested
so much.
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Miscellaneous.
..AccortIftig TO Gnnter. {,

This familiar phrase refers to Edmund
Gunter, a distinguished English mathe-
matician, who was born in 1921 and died
in 1926. He is best known as the inventor
of the chain commonly used by surveyors
for measuring land, and of the flat wooden
rule-marked with scales of equal parts,
of sines, cords, ETC., and also with loga-
rithms of these various parts-which is
used to solve problems in surveying and
navigation mechanically, with the aid of
the dividers alone. Hence, in the popular
use of the phrase, anything is "according
to Gunter" which is done quite right, and
admits of no question of improvement
The English also use the expression FAC
cording to Cocker" in the same sense
COcker-who was born about the year 1852
and died somewhere between the 1871 and
I675-was the author of work on arith-
metic, which at once obtained great popu-
larity, and ran through large number of
editions. Almost all the arithmetics that
have since been published in Great Britain
for the use of schools have followed his
method very closely, and as many of the
earlier ones professed on the title page to
be "accOrding to Cocker" the expression
gained general currency.
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The Bankrupt Bill.

The third bankrupt bill which has been
enacted since the organization Of the Gov
ernment has become law. The last one
was passed by the Twenty-seventh Con-
gress at its extra session, in lS4l, but was
repealed soon after. The present one, in
consequence of the destruction by war
of the thousands of private fortunes in the
South will be practically a measure Of re-
construction in that quarter, 1t did not
pass, however, without an attempt upon
the part of the Radicals to exclude that
section of the country, which needs it the
most, from its benefits.
One section of the bill is as follows!
ain all proceedings in bankruptcy conf
menced after one year from the time the
act shall go into operation, no discharge
shall be granted to a debtor whose assets
do not pay fifty per centum Of the claims
against his estate, unless the assent in
writing of majority in. number and value
of his creditors, who have proved their
claims, is filed in the case at or before the
time of application for discharge"
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMANDED,
J,W. BradIey's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX. ELLIPTIC
[OR DOUBLE SPRING.
3EETRT.
IoR DOUBLE SPRING.

THE woNDERTUL FLExlBiLrrY and great comfott and
pleasure toany Lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT Will be experienced particularly III all crowded
Assemblies, Operas Carrages Railroad tCars Church
Pews, Arm Chairs for Promenade and House Dress,
the SKIRT be folded when m tse 20 occupy a
small place etslly and Conveniently as silk, or
Muslin Dress, an invaluable duality IN brlnolinb, not
found In any Single Spring Shirt
Lady having enjoyed the pleasur6 comfort, and
great conteniebce Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
afterwards willingly dispense with their Use. For
Children, Misses aud Young Ladies' they arc superior
to all others,
Thes viii not bend or break like the Single SPRING
but will preserve theft perfect and graceful shape
when three four ordinary SKIRTS will have been
thrown aside useless. The Hoops cdtBted with
double and twisted thread and the bottom rods are not
only double springs but twice Tor double) covered
preventing them from WEARING out when dragging
down stOOps, stairs, &C.
The Duplex Elliptic Is great favorle with all ladies
aud 70 universally recummtnded by the Fashion Maga-
zines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHION
] IABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestlmable advantages in
Criuoline, viz Superior quality perfect manufacture,
stylish shape and finish, heAbility, durability comfort
aud economy enquire for J. W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC, or Double Spring Skirt, and be sure you
| get the genuine article.
CGUfiON.-To guard against IMPOSITION be par.
! ticular to NoTIcE that skirts offered as "DUPLEX
have the red ink stamp, viz, 81. W. Bradeys Duplex
Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the wastbaHd-nOne 9TH
ers genuine. Also notice that every Hoop will ad
init pin being passed through the centre, thus re,
vealirg the two Tor double springs braided together
therein, which Is the secret Of their FeKib ty and
strength, and combination not TO be found In any
other Skirt.
For Sale In all Stores whore First Glass Skirts ar,
| sold throughout the United Sates and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole owners Of the Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY,
81 Chambers 70 81 Reade Sts., N. Y.
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ReIiriOn Ys. Cows.

Deacon A---was one of the best ofmen
but by nature very irasclble. A COW was
so exceedingly disorderly, as the deacon
was attempting to milk one morning, that
the old Adam got the better of him, and he
vented his excited feelings in a volley oi
execrations very undeaconish in their char
acter. At this moment the deacon's pas
tor appeared unexpectedly on the scene
and announced his presence by saying:
"Why, deacon, can it bel Are you
swearing Pare you swearing ?"
'Well parson," replied tho deacon, "a
didn't think of any one being near by but
the fact is, never shall enjoy religion as
long as keep this COW !"
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Gs- The Macon (Ga.,) Messenger, is hard
on President Johnson and his Copperhead
friends. or the President lie says
ANDY johnson has at last yielded
Thank God for it. lie has done us an i'm
Ilunse deal of harm crippled US when our
armies We're in the field; rejected the terms
which Grant and Sherman gave us, and
then, at last, has kept sectional hate and
animosity stirred up against as by his un-
wise course and his foolish conflict with
Congress and Northern sentiment. And
now we hope President JohnsOn's opposi-
ton to the Government will cease. He
has opposed it so longand induced our peo-
pie to oppose it so long, holding out to us
the false idea that he would do something
for us, that he has done us infinitely more
harm than all other men and all other
causes combined. But for him we would
long ago have been admitted into the
Union, and upon far better terms than we
shall now be able to obtain. He has been
the most effective enemy we have had"
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A CIIncller.

We seldom find in a religious contro-
versy anything more spicy than tho fol-
lowing;
Once upon time, says the narrator,
LYMAN Beecher and Hosea Ballou met to
compare Calvinism and Universalism.-
Both were Bible men, and each came we'll
armed with textural missiles, After sew
eral apostolic blows from each, shrewdly
parried by the other, DR.. Beecher opened
to the ninth Psalm, and read "The wick
ed shall be turned into he'll, and all the ma
tiOns that forget God" "There, sir, the
wicked are hr hell get them out if you
can ~ ....
Hosea Ballou, calm as a summer morn
ing, pointing to the twentieth chapter OF
Johns revelation, read: "Death and he'll
delivered up the dead which were in them" "
"There," said Father Ballou, "they are
out got them in again If you can ~
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Youths Department.
Riddle.

am found IN the oaean, but not IN tbs earth
Though fruitful, to me IL never gave birth
I'm found In the moon the cloud and the storm,
But the sun, stars and sky never looked my form
IN found IN the mansion, the hOvel and cot
But IN palace, or city, or Village I ami nUti
I'm found with women, but not with mon,
And without me no governor ever has been;
I've nothing to do with th5 feet Or the head,
But the t5e ard tOugue without ME were dead
I've positions and qualities other than these,
But I've given enough to puzzle and please
OaE Flst. BUMMER JOE
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WHITE HARD SoAP.-Seven pounds Of
soda, three of lime, four gallons of water
boil together till dissolved. Let this stand
to settle, then pour off as long as any rer
mains clear, and add water to make four
gallons. Boil this, adding four pounds NJ
grease and two teaspoOnfuls of boraN boil
tin thick, Take up and put away TO cool
When it is cold cut the pieces rather larger
than the size you want them, as It shrinks
in drying.
Punch says It is dreadful to hear NJ a
child only one month old taking TO the
bottle,