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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-30

A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after sejourn OF few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had asoft ruby complexion of almost marble
smoothness, and instead Of twenty three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause ofso great q change, she plain
~ told them that she used the Circassian
Balm, and considered It an fnyalnabIe i ae-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. BY its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. Itiss sim
pie in; Its combination, rs Nature herself, Is
simple, yet unsurpassed in. its efficacy In
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans
ing and beautity ing theskin and complexion
By, 1ts direct action on the, cutIcle it draws
nom 1t all Its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in
tended II should be, clear, son, smooth and
beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt OF an order by
4','''t'ei WI CLARK q CO.. Chemists.
No. 8west Fayetts ST, syrracuse, N. Y
The only American.Agents for the sale OF the
same fliv+ 40 mch2S- eod, triw&Wly 4
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Wanted
LEWB E2lIYER
NEW FIRM. IN -

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FORMED
( IL \ So-partneFshiP for the purpose Of doina
Q retail 9roc y and Produce business. At the
old stand Of VIM. ii. Chapman, No, S6 Main
street, VIII continue to keep Eenefal as9ort.
ment Of Groceries and Produce, which WIN
be sold ct the lowest possible nate, and solicit
so literally extented. tow. ii. 6hanman. :
10. JOHN 2. HEINLEIN q co.
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Read again the Evidence OF one OF
Onr Oldest Residents. sio7
~, HApPIs J % = 10

MEsSRS. ]. N. HARRIS a CO.: telsi
GENTs-ThIs is TO certify that have found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM one OF the best
remedies in the world for DISEASED LUNGS
have used 1t in my family for breaking mp
a troublesome cough with the happIeSt effect
recommended Il to q young lady who had
q haraSSing cough and was threatened with
Consumption, and II cured her in a few days
1wo9ld recommend It TO all atiicted With
Consumption. Respectfully yours
A. "A. HARRISON.
Sold by T. h. LOGAN & Co. III. af-.-
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines
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IN Nnrd

II HAVE THIS DAY. SOLD OUT my
y entire stock or GrOesneS and Pro-
mend them to my old customers and the
public generally, and bespeak for them =
npefal share OF the patronage that I have
. 1pF41 mi EEng .lsI El1EE -ssl3;4 'tsaGtff
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There /; an unusual movement i,l eIru Of
citizens nom st. Louis to Europe this
season. The majority are Germans
with their families, going to Faderiand
to spend the Summer; but not q few
Americans are on for a years tour I'M the
old world.
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+ TIE Houston tTexasl Telegraph tells
of a North CarolIna planter, rich and,
happy before the war, who was despoil-
ed during the war, of silver and gold
and bonds, and negroes and asses and
mules, and much cattle. All he had
left was land without laborers and some
ready money. What did he dol The
Telegraph says: F27 e 20 $500.
He walked not the porticoes Of his
stately mansion cnxsing the Yankees
and signing over milk that was split.
This good old North Carolina gentIe5
man went to work; he employed sur
Veyors with log and chain, and carpen-
Psshters with hammers. He divided up
ms estate into farms of one hundred
a .t ana less, and built snug little cot
tsiges upon every farm. He then went
70 stl,t tne North and hunted mp good, induss
telous families, mostly foreigners. and
pom every farm he settled one of these
hlmllies' Unto some he sold. hut unto
most ne rented for n share OF the crop.
-Ele also started u store On the rremises.
q ndonei Of. his handsome so1s, a conn
-haEhopper. BY this means. heSWrites
US, MS income has been raised 10 a ffg4
ure higher than any 1t ever attaineCl h.
fore the!WaES and his lands have ;SisGiss
denly been increased = 500 per cent. in
~ t11us. 1sh1a 81 stsIEz s5sdE NJ, ~, h ,tif.sI
BE communicates these facts u t,,a
editor Of thelTste0raph, and adds .ilssI
Tam glad the negroes are frse,9 and se1l
"eognize the truth that their freedom q
sc blessing to the Whitesss
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Neua nnn Gosain.

The rebel General EwelI Is running
large stock farm near Spring Hill,
Tennessee.
The widow OF Bishop Polk Is teach
ing school in Tennessee.
Bishop McGill, of Richmond, is
about to visit Rome.
Hon. A. II. Stephens is reported in
unusually feeble health.
The Baptist General Association Of
Virginia will meet In Lynchburg on
the 9th Of June.
There are 1900 eolored schools in
the South.
The Faber family may be said to
have made their mark in the world, as
they have manufactured pencils since
1870. .,Hf ~ u-. ~
-Anunusual area is in planting corn
in Upper Georgia, and it is not an unu-
sual thing to see white women dropping
seed and hoeing in the fields.
The Connecticut farmers are turn
ing their attention this spring to the
cultivation OF sorghum In place OF to-
bacco, as the latter is very slow Of sale.
1t is estimated that there are about
1900 commercial travellers, or "drum-
mers," now employed in this country,
5000 by New York houses, s, 900 by Bos-
| S0At AAo &HgVV W SAASd6Os
Bed bugs. according to a,lady. cor
respondent, have great aversion TO
salt. She states that II the articles and
places infested with bed bugs are wash
ed with salt water, and crevises in which
the vermin hide are filled with Il, thew
will no more trouble. gdtEff
The number of students In atten-
dance at Oberlin College, Ohio, this
Spring, is us, of whom 446 are males
and $40 temales-a slight increase over
last year. -, 80
"A Texas paper tells OF a young cou-
pie who eloped on horseback, accom-.
panied by5a clergyman who was to
marry them. The lady's father gave
chase and was overtakIng the party
when the maiden called out to the cIer-
ical friend: "Can't you marry us as we
run2'' The idea took, and he COM
menced the ritual, and just as the
brides father clutched her bride rein
the clergyman pronounced the lovers
man and wife. The father was SO
/ pleased with the dashing action that he
gave them his blessing. 80 l.55s =
The fact that ten thousand taiIors
are on astrike in Paris is Interpreted to
mean the failure OF the great expecta.
lions concerning the Exposition, and
possibly the forerunner Of other. com
| llicatons In the affairs of France,
With war threatened by Prussia. the
Red Republicans organizing, and the
working classes disturbed, something
like avolcano may be said to be under
the Empire. ~. ~! 4 2 l',s 81 li2
4
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Proposals for Lumber for Citizens
Street Rail Way COMPANY.

" y NS
oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. celved up to the first day OF May next for
the following descriptions OF Lumber; $40
Gross Ties, With privilege of increasing ! 800
more, size OF same feet long, 4x6 inches, to
above to be delivered at city Wharf, Railroad
depot, or other suitable places along the line
OF road. Also, 5000 feet hoard measure
Of good sound white pine, clear Of sap, the
size OF said lumber ODE In pieces OF not less
than ~ feet long, 5x6 inches, to be delivered
along the line Of road, as may be required,
above proposals will be received at the ONCE
Of the Citizens Passenger Rail Way Com
panY, in the Office OF the Nat. Ins. Co.
Contractors VIII be required to gIvesecurity
for the performance q above contra ct, I-.F
JEo. MCLURE, JR.' Pest
aprlB-td Citizens street rail Way Co,
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WaH.a ROBINSON.

IWHOLEsAIE AND RETAIL DEALFR
WYNN Paints, OIlS, (5IAss, White and RI
Lead. French and American Zln0i Mineral
and Mixed! Patntgm An leoloE3, TuHpentIne,
T. { - -. ?. No. u MAIN STREET, I,
I aprl-2m - - W8EEIfN9. VIVA. .
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Sttambaats.
roe CINCINNATI.

REGULAR wEEKnY PACKET. 1880
c. The nne passenger steamer sPo-
tSSIlef4 TQAIAC,EiC capt. Chas. 1LnfIemaf
Chris. Young. Clerk, viii leave a.
Rboye ON Tueaiay evening the SOth Instant
Forheiehtorp assaSe, apply on board or to
Q0TH, iR b 4 CO.j.o,,
arrz s-2 Agents.
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ssvfs bgPhAsEERRARIs; u ;sos,ts{
SN RRLs. oALCD PLASTER FREsH
~ s9a dsP.q aILpRE4H ana "a
-aIa5 ed3 3satssE noitosiOIq 2alb1o8
..e.ai ma Il IL .tasej-rtas sdt baR 1s=s
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-s'lEis g5TaGssA ,sglIkFi f.U;Ea mn
yoflif = H1zzH,IIts . & sSyf
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. 49, laIilI f.7lsiJ % VI v = .
. arIlrants sAJ Iol se9t9sausa3 aus
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DIR. Luke Blackburn, who attempt
ed to Introduce the yellow fever by
means OF infected clothing into the
United States during the war, has pc
titioned the Attorney General for per-
mission to return from Canada to his
native land, and take his trial in Janu-
AIRY. The Attorney General is under
stood to have answered that he had no
| rnnnrnr. to grant the rnnnREt
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An American gentleman now in
Germany writes: "And this brings me
to speak of the reverence in which Lin
coin is held, In traveling,iI am often
questioned about our condition, and
rarely does the conversation close with
out a remark on the greatness of the
NAH. hear in popular lectures, too,
in Heidelberg, splendid tributes to his
FnaN,npVyU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-04

FREEDMAN's BUREAU.-Gen. Charles
H. Howard, Assistant Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Bureau for this Depart
ment; Rev, Mr.. Kimball, Superintend-
ent of Schools and Marriages, and Col.
Raymond, of Gen. Towards staff, were
in the city yesterday, on business re-
latiug to the Freedmen's Bureau. They
visited the colored school yesterday
forenoon, and we suppose INDUCED in
the usual speech making, which is
about all the assistance they usually
give the freedmen. If they have any
regard for the prosperity of the colored
people of Wheeling, they will make
their visits as few and far between as
possible. Our colored people are now
we'll treated, contented, and doing we'll;
but there is no telling how long they
will remain 80 if q lot of meddling off,
GERS of the Freedmen's Bureau give them
their advice, which too often is perni-
cious.
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A WARNING TO YOUNG MKN.-Yester.
day forenoon we witnessed an amusing
incident in which was conveyed q
wholesome moral to young men of q
sightseeing disposition. A young
climb of the law" was passing down
Monroe street, when he met couple Of
young ladies, one Of whom wore an
ankle-displaying litter, which so en-
gagged the disciple of Blackstone that
he kept his head turned and eyes rivit-
ed on the subject of his admiration, and
did not sec the steps in front of the
Mcclure House until he struck them
with his foot and received an uncere-
monious tumble. He picked himself
up, looking as guilty as if he had been
robbing hen-roost. This should be .
warning to young men to "keep their
eyes about Them" and not OH other OBJ
jects. AMI.
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To HOLDERS OF COUPON BONDS
The attention of holders of coupon
bonds of the United States and Treas
ury notes in blank, which are transfer
rable from hand to hand, like bank
notes, cannot be too strongly directed
to recently issued circular of the
Treasury Department, in relation to
those securities when lost, stolen or de-
stroyed. Hitherto, when such misfor-
times have occurred, the persons who
have suffered have forwarded to the
Treasury Department notices of their
loss and careats against payments upon
those accounts to others. This has en-
tailed considerable trouble upon the
Department, and has generally been of
no use. The Department, however, to
prevent such annoysnces hereafter,
gives notice that "the Govern
nent cannot protect and will not un-
dertake to protect the owners Of such
bonds and notes, against the con-
sequences of their own fault or misfor-
tune Hereafter, all bonds, notes and
coupons payable to bearer, will be paid
to the holders, without reference to any
notice or eareot that may have been pre-
sented. These coupon bonds and notes
in blank are convenient in business, and
therefore popular. Henceforth they
will hold the same position as bank
notes or greenbacks, payable to bearer.
Let those who hold them, therefore,
take care that they keep them safely.
For investment purposes, the most GER
tain method is to have the bonds regis
tered; they are then payable to the per-
son in whose name they stand, and
they cannot be transferred by mere de-
livery, but only under such formalities
as necessitate the presence ef the own
or, and his Identification before Federal
officers. without whose attestation the
transfer will be invalid.
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STONING SCHOOL HoUsEs.-School
houses seem to be regarded by boys as
having no guardians, and consequently
fit subjects to assault with clubs and
stones. The boys of the First and Sec
ond Wards seem to he under this i'm
preston, and have broken number of
panes ont of the windows of the school
houses in those Wards. The parents OF
these urchins will find to their cost that
school houses have guardians if
there is repetition of the
sffense. The law provides that if
any person or persons shall mar, deface
CT otherwise injure any school house,
out-building, fence, furniture or other
school property of the District, the per-
son or persons so offending shall be liza
BILE to prosecution before any court hav-
ing jurisdiction within the District; and
upon conviction shall be subject to fine
of not less than five dollars and costs
of prosecutions; and If the amount OF DAM
age done shall exceed five dollars, the per-
son OF persons convicted of the offence,
shall be liable for the full amount there
Of Ifthe injury be done by minor, the
parent or guardian of said minor shall
be liable as aforesaid; and it shall be
the duty of the School Commissioners
of the township in which the property
damaged may be located, to ascertain,
if possible, by whom the offence was
committed, and when satisfied thereof,
to cause the party or parties to be ar
rested and tried for the offence, in the
name and on behalf of the Board of
Education.
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They ar. prepared from vegetable extracts that
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change Of diet u necessary while using thsIn,
nor does their action Ia any manner intsrfers
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Either Of the above mentioned articles VIII b-
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BERGER. SHUTS, 4 60, cbsmist-;,,
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Ar-GLIy-eodAS
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WHOLESOME Enthusiastically has
given the following bit Of advice on the
subject of cleaning up at this season of
the year: All kinds of filth should be
removed, and all the out-buildings and
fences whitewashed. Having gathered
the rubbish in pile, take it up and de-
post it in the street-this being very
easy way of getting rid of it. If there
are any old feather or straw beds to be
emptied, take them into the street-a
by-street is preferable, and pour the con-
tents out; the feathers will look so pref
ty as they are whirled hither aud thith-
er by the wind, and it will be such a
source of amusement watching psssers
by picking them from their clothes. Be
careful, however, to always deposit
this rubbish in front of somebody else's
premises. This is an excellent way to
get the good opinion of your neighbors
and to avoid bad feelings and bick err
ings.
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Whiskers and Mustaches

EORCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
II est face In from three to five weeks by using
Or. SEvIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPPIL.
LAIRE the most wonderful discovery In modern
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair In an
almost miraculous manner. IL has been used by
the elite Of Paris and London with the most
hattering success. Names sfall purchasers viii
b. registered and If entire satisfaction IL not
given in every instance the money will bc cheer
fully refunded. Price By mail. sealed and post
paid o.. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS e.
Co, Chemists No. % River Street, Troy, ".
Y, sole agents for the United States
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MOUNT Woop CEMErERY.-Don't for
get the Mount Wood Cemetery meeting
at the Court House this evening, at II
o'clock. We hope to see full attend
ance, and such interest manifested as
will at once secure the subscription Of
the amount needed to keep in perfect
repair this "city of the dead"
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yQyHrA AND CPstcefHFWe hazard
nothing In saying that there is NO city
of the population Of wheeling (Which
supports such . small police force, and
enjoys such peace and quietude. With
but one policeman for each ward, We
have one of the most orderly cities IN
the laud. yesterday was another dull
day ct the Police Court, not single
case appearing upon the docket. As a
moralist, we point TO this fact with
pride; but as localist, we have meth.
ing to say. ~ .--.- 's,ssE.f
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CELTIC WIT.-Our readers have heard
of the Irishman who called to purchase
spectacles from dealer who said he
had received lot which would enable
any person to read. As Pat. had never
learned to read, the dealer was unable
to suit him. oxtoby & Duffield have
full supply of magnificent spectacles,
clocks, jewelry and fancy goods, at lO3
Main street. Watches, clocks and jew
elry repaired.
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NATURALIZATION PAPERs.-ThOse wish
ing to become naturalized citizens
should not neglect to take out their pa
pers at the May term of Court, which
converes next Tuesday. An important
election is at hand, and those whs are
entitled to their papers should not
neplect to procure them.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished
AruH WONDERFUL REVELATIONS N.pEHY
THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
MADAME III. A. Pc RRIGO

CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
- ever knew She restores To happiness those
who, from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses
in love- loss of relations and friends, loss OF
money &c, have become Respondent She
brings together those long separated. gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost or stolen property, tells You the
business You are best qualified TO pursIe and in
what Won will be most successful, causes speedy
marriages and tells You the very day you will
marry. gives YOU the name, likeness and charac-
teristics Of the person She reads your very
thoughts, and BY her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries
of the future. From the stars we see In tho
frmament--the malefic stars that overcome or
predominate in the confguration-from the a..
poets and positions of the planets aud the fixed
stars in the heavens at the time Of birth, she de-
duces the future destiny OF man. Fail not 70
consult the greatest Astrologist on earth. IL
costs you but tribe, and you may never again
have so favorable an opportunity. Consultation
fee, with likeness and all desired Information, si
Parties living ut n distance can consult the
Madame by mail with equal safety and satisfac.
ton 10 themselves, as If In person. A full ana
explicit chart written out, with all inquiries an
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price above mentioned. The strietest
secresy will he maintained, and all correspond
encs returned or destroyed. References Of the
highest order furnished those desiring thcta.
Write plainly the day Of the month and the year
In which you were born, enclosing small lock
of hair.
Address MADAME II. A. PERRIGo
P.O. DRAWER 2a3, BUFFALO y. Y.
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A RuNAwAY.-Ad dry mule ran away
with blind horse and cart, yester-
day, causing qnite a commotion among
the residents on Market street, between
Monroe and Union. The mule came
out of Mr.. Franzheim's yard at atearing
gait-tearing the gate of its hinges
and made dead break for StrobePs
beer saloon, where he came to sudden
halt against an awning post. The mule
didn't get his beer, but he got good
whaling.
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CHANGE OF TME.-The timetable on
the Cleveland and Pittsburg road has
been changed, and trains now leave
Bridgeport as follows:
Going East-Express, COS a. m, 1880
a. N; Mail 4.4O p. m.
Going west-Express, $50 p. nj, ll.l2
q. m; Mail, 9.22 p. m.
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FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-Frost, it Is gen.
orally believed, has done no material
damage in this section of the State, to
fruit or vegetation. In Central and
Southern Ohio, on Wednesday of last
week, the frost is noted as particularly
severe. Some Of the earlier varieties OF
peaches are thought to be injured, but
fruit generally was SO backward that
no great damage is supposed to have
heAn inflicted.
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CHANGING CLoTHING.-Ssrious i'll
ness has been induced, and even fatal
sickness caused, by change of cloth:
ing at this season. Injury never comes
by putting on more or warmer clothing
but by diminishing the amount. The
first great rule, and the safest, is to
make the change when you dress in the
rnorninp
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DoN'r send your furniture to auction
or throw it to one side on account Of o
few scratches, or because the polish is
worn of OF become dim. Get bottle
of Bookings Furniture Polish and ap-
ply it according to directions, and you
will have a piece of furniture as bright
as though it were new. Price, Is cents
Der bottle. Sold by Edmund Decking,
No. l, Odd Fellows Hall.