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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-09

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Grand jury WINS
In session nearly all day yesterday, and
completed their work and were dis
charged. They brought in bills of in
dictmeut In the following cases:
The State Us.
Patrick 81. Quinlan and Henry alias
MAJ :" Baldwin, for escaping from Ohio
county jail. -
Henry alias "Maj." Baldwin, for aid
Ing 7. II. Quinlnn to escape from Ohio
James Newloye, for petit larceny.
Win allegation of former conviction,
John L. Hargreayes, for ATTEMPT 10
commit rape.
George Williams, for grand larceny.
Henry alas "Maj." Baldwin, for aid
ing Frank B. Mellor to escape from
Ohio county jail.
Benjamin Stevens, for petit larceny.
Lewis Sebright, for contempt OF
Patrick II. Quinlan and Henry alias
NAL Baldwin, for grand larceny. :, !
In the following cases the iurv fSi1aj
to make presentments: -''--eN
August Specht, charged with com
pounding an offence Punishable as a
misdemeRnor. = - 8 =
John Anderson, charged with petit
larceny. sos = Petis s
}. H. Wilson, charged with petit lar.
cenY. f.ae
George Doyle, alias George Stein.
charged with petit larceny. -
Joseph Gruber, charged with petit
larceny. -,
The Jury adopted resolution thank
ing Mr.. Rogers, the Prosecuting Attor-
ney, for the promptness and ability
with which the business for the Jury
was prepared and the instructions
given. -. 80 -
The case OF Lawrence eady, charged
with rape, set for YESTERDAY. did NOT
come up, owing to an unexpected diffi-
Guilty about the jury, arising out of a
change in the law, which went into on.
GRAFTON since the writ for Ve1piFe was
ISSUED. Under the old law ve1ure was
summoned 20 days previous TO the firat
day OF the term. The new law rp0nireS
Tito De done 50 days before, The new
law requires 80 Jurors to be summoned
instead Of n. The new law went .Jrto
operation on the list inst. fts, tf.t',..,
1Iire JGcidS issued. The veniTsl IN, az,
case referred to was snmmonpS
wholly from Marshall countvSit
being deemed impossible to gel an
1ncommttted jury from this county
The new law requires iurvn1en 70 r.
registered voters In the countv vSbare
they sit. So that It is a q1ession W InsFe
er the proceedings not only in the case
referred to, bat in. all other e 1 mai
cases pending are not overthrown fo+
this term by The operation Of the new
law. - sl-,...sis.s -. ~, j Id $50 80"
Thequestioned Is to be argued before
Judge Caldwall to-day, and It Is exS
pected that the entire Yheeling bar win
participate In the discussion. ! 20
70 10. %
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RIVER AND wE2TBER.-Notwith-
standing the heavy rain OF Monday
night, the river has risen but little, AT
dark last evening there was fourteen
feet three inches of water in the chan
mel. Business was very moderate,
there being bus little freight by the
daily packets. The Bell Vernon has
been detained, and will leave this even
ing. The weather was cloudy and cold
as our Russian atmosphere, and several
parties were out looking for walruses.
After dark it cleared up, and prospects
were uufavorable for fruit not peculiar
to high northern latitude. - -
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The Doctors DIPLoMA. hlanDIgs IN his o1ftics
INDORSEAIENT OF THE PRESS.

The many. thousands cured ut this -estab-
lishment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous fmp ortant Surgical operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
nouceS OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF 'char1cteFsand respects
bLlltyts sufficient guaranteet TO the AFFLICTED.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREI.
SnhfS.1vo aEiLEE y ll4fEf zfEle
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- DISEASES o. IMPRunENCE-

When the misguided and imprudent vo-
tary OF pleasure hnds t hat he has imbibed
the seeds OF this painful disease II too OfIen
happens that an 1Ll-timed sense OF shame o.
dread of discovery tieters him from applying
70 those, who from education and respects.
DIZZY can alone befriend him, delaying TIL
the constitutional Rymptoms of This h1TTid
disease make their Appearance, such as ulcR.
rated sore throat; diseased nose, nocturnal
pains In the head and limbs, dimneSs OF
sight ueafnesS, nodes on the shin-bOnes and
arms blotcf1eS on the head; face and extre.
miueS progressing with fI1ghtful RpIdity
I'll at last the palate OF the mouth or the
PONIES of the nose fall in, and the victim Of
thlS awful disease becomes horrjd object Q,
comtnlserRton, I'LL death puts period to la
dreadful surerings, by sending him TO "that
t9naiSeovered Country from whence no
1t is q MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands fall victims To this terrible disease, OE.i
ing 70 the unslkilfplneSs Of ignorant preten.
detsl who, by the use OF that DEADLY
POlSQNI MURCURY, > ruin the constitution
and make the residue of life miserable,
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED In when alone, a habit fre-
quently learnedfrOm evil compaRJOns or Al
school, the effects OF which are nightly feli,
even when asleep, and; II not cured, rsnders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
what pity that a young man. the hOpeo
his county the pride of his parents, should
pc slAtched trom, all, prospects aud enjoy.
mena AOf Life by zthe consequence OfdeSi.
ating nom the path OF nature, aud lndulg.
ing m Acertatni secret habit, Such persons
must, before contemplating
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A HORRIBLE SPECTACLE.-We were
considerably Disguised last evening by
sight we witnessed on Fourth street.
A gentleman who wore hor1id 8pecsG-
eteS, which he DID NOT purchase at OK
toby " DqHeld's Jewelry store, (oppo-
some time vainly endeaVored to read a
hand.bIll. Superior spectacles, clocks
and jewelry can be had at 103 Main
street. RePairing promptly executed.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sonnd mind aud body are the
most Necessary requisites 10 promote cOunu.
bal happiness. Indeed, without these The
Journey through life becomes weary pIIgi.
mage; the prospect hourly darkens 70 lie
VteWS the mind become sha lowed with des-
pair and nlled with the melancholy refiec-
uon that the happiness OF another becomes
bltghted with our own
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EVENING PRAYER INVESTING, 1.-The
first four O'Clock busi1 mems PRAYER
meeting took place last evening at the
E l 81 the Young Mems Christian
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Greenwood. CemeterV.

GITUATED ON INTERNATIONAL, ROAD.
~ Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready fot
interMentS, sale, and Inpfovemenkof lots, J
y eGntain9 81 acres OF land, and Is laid out
In The most modern and improved style,1
can be easily reached at all seasons OF the
year By the National Road; and for threeS
tomths Of the year by the Hempaeld Ron
Road. ItispeFfeetly secure, and tTitendefi "a
Pc beantined by every variety oftrees, shrnb-
berry, public vault chapel; artificial lake.
fountains ETC., to make It equal TO the besR
rural cemeteries In the eountfysils ~ ia >
Ample provision Il also made for its an.
la[gements order and care In peFpetulty, I7Tzl
Persons deAroug OF purchasing lots. can
examine the grounds With the Superinten-
dent, who has plat or secure them 1y cSil
ing at me once OF the Secretary, on Main
street. over the Bank ofyWheelinR. 4 q
Persons wishing to make inteTInents will
eau on the Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission to Lotholders and
VlStoH VIII be issued by, the Secretary.
HOARD or OIRECToRS-A ]. Sweanav
PPFEesiden9 r. g. Bonhan1, Secretary; J. &:
Bel, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. AdaIils1 II a
jordan, e A. Hlldreth, q 4 Z = 9nuSi.1T,
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TIE teachetso of the FIfth Ward Pub.
lie school, as Is customary With the.
several schools In the city yesterday
had holiday and paid friendly visit
to the First Ward School : ~
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ORGANIC WEAKNEso

Immediately cured and fI1u yipnr ro,,...
This distressing affection TSbJafo lel.
life miserable and marriage inpoS3jIsa ett y
penalty paid by the victims OF Imnro,I,lRs The
dulgeneaes.7 Young persons are ~ ~ ~, ~
COMMIT excesses nom not being aware ~ .
who that understands the Suf,eCt Mn NoT,
tend to deny that the power Of prncI. w pe-
lost sooner by these falling into in1nr Oa !. :
habits than by the prudent? BesJJtIP K "a
deprived OF the pleasure OF healty oifsn USsS
I me n 1 serious and symptoms 4
comes deranged, the Physical and Ta, D.
Functions Weakened, Loss of PnocSr seG ,ilai
Power Nervous rrtab ility ,DyspepSS 'E PsInte
t9uon o. the Heart Indigestion, ConstItn;aidpr, '
81 Deputy, and Wasting OF the FAM
Cough, Consumption, Decay and Dean" aug : :
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DIR, JOHWgTON,

Left hand side going from Baltimore street,a
Few doom nom the corner, Fall not to OBJ
serve name and number.
No letteIsreceived unless post paid and
containing astamp to be used ON the reply.
PERSONS writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symP-
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CARD OF THAxKs.-The undersigned
desire to express their thanks to the
citizens of the Island, male and female,
for their heroic conduct in saving and
protecting our property from destruc-
ton by fire yesterday. q r.7-s
To the tiremen- we return our thanks
for their prompt endeavor to be of ser
vice. ~, D. MCGISEis, Il
80 INV Z. l.fWAT. BEYMER, : T. :
May 9th, 'G6. a j. n. .EwISe,. Jr.
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LowEtL's on quoted line
10 what is 50 rare Is day In June9"
has been parodied by an Individual
who has been shivering under the
winds of the past few days, into. 7.
oWhat is 50 raw as day in May:
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-a-L-0T MARRIAGES

Married Persons, or Young Men eor,o,-,-,
9Ig marriage, being aware OF PbsT ytiinri5a
speedily cured. Oeaotnltkea
He who places himself under tbecs,.o,,,
]. may reitgtOusly coQfide In his honeeIOl d.
gentleman, and confidently rely uHSn a Il
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Posr oFF11ccE CHANoiE.-Mr. William
Taylor, late Of Canada. bid an affsc-
tionate adieu yesterday morning to his
clerkship in the Wheeling Post Office,
and Is replaced by Mr.. Frank johnson,
who was removed by the late lamented
Mr.. Long. z'lt 80. - = .7it.
O. ever Tins from ch,ldhooda honr. &c.
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An old man driving buggy along
Quincy street yesterday, in front of Dur
Office, came in collision with a buggy,
and was thrown Out, hut not serfonslY
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AgCard.

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT NY
y, sntltei stock or Groceries and PRO
91cs 70 John 7. 'Heinleinl 4 Oo,s and recOm-
!nena them TO my old customers and the
R1saolle generally, and bespeaki for them q
y lLleta1 shaFe OF the patronage that have
neLetoiorH received. WM.+Hs CHAPMAN. ,
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SABBATH SCHOOL coNvESrloN.2The
Belmont County Sabbath School Con-
vention will meet at BelIaire, next
Tuesday. Avery large attendance is
expected, and the Bellaire folks are
making extensive prepare to en-
terrain schools and visitors. IL s1e5 fsl4
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White. Fine CoInpOundl
The White Pine Compound.

The White Pine Compound,
at was early in the spring of $50 that this
compound was originated. A member ofmy
family was afflicted with an irritation of the
throat attended with dIsagreeable cough, l
had for some months previous thought that
q preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be so compounded
as TO be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. otest the value Of 1t in the case
alluded o. / compounded a small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning
ana gRYe1t m teaspoonful doses The result
was exeeedinglyl gratifying. Within two
ed. the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, 1 sent some 10
lady In Londonderry, N. h, who had been
iE5 rs some qS Tesk1s 6 fFom 6 bad eoIgh
mucous stTeaked with blrod. She soon found
relief and sent for more. She took about
Isn ten o19 1S Of Il and got well. !: 2. Clarke,
made trial OF the same preparation in the
case Of Q severe cold and was cured itnmedi-
ate!y, &c was 60 highly pleased with the re-
sales, II placed before the public that he
nhaily persuaded me TO give 1t name, and
send 1t abroad TO benefit the suffering. In
November, 1S55, I INST advertised it under
the name Of White Pine Compound. In two
years nom that time thare had been Whols-
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred. dol
lafs worth, where II took the lead OF all the
cough remedies In the market, and Il sim
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son lor th1si " Is very soothing and healing
In its nature; Is warming to the stomach and
pleasant withal to the taste, and IS exceed.
tngly cheap. 70 aft'i= stri1li : ~
.:As q remedy for kidney comprehensive
White Pine Compound stands unrlyaIed. IN
was not Originated for that purpose: but a
person In using 1t for cough was not only
cured OF. the cough but WAS also cured OF a
Kidney dtmculty Of ten years standing. Since
That acctdental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
nave been completely cured" q q n I Z 4
1SSO; Since then, as In Manchester, The
White Pine Comp pound has taken the Iead 81
aiICough renaeSiies as wen rs q preparation
own, village, and haInlet Throughout the
New England State& ~ ~ ~
TINS remedy IS rs SAFE and pleasant to t9ke
as 16 Is eRectuRE tEi'-,7t -
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Their line viii extend from Sacramento
California across the Sierra NeyadRs to the
California State line, eaverSing the RICH
EST AND MOST POPULOUSS SECTION OF
CALIFORNIA; and thence through the
greakmininR FeRions Of the Territories, to the
1t forms the sole Western. link OF the only
route to the Pacific " hieh Is adopted by Con-
gress and aided by the issue OF United States
Their road Is already eompleted, equipped
and running for o. miles from Sacramento to
within II miles Of the summit OF the SIanaa,
and y large amount OF the work OF Grading
Tunnelling. &C., beyond that point has been
accom- li6h6d. .LlnC-Ffs'i - s-OIST'I "a 4
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of this
Company afford unusual Inducements OF
SAFETY and Proht to investors, for the follow
Ing among other reasons, viz: ~ 80 ~
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MEN

Especially, who have become the ,y,,.,.-
solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSIIIlls Of
habit which annually BWeeps 10 an M, iietvs
grave thonsandsof Young Men Of iPs nely
misht talents and brilliant intellect y w.
SenatofS with the thundeH OF elO1 bsrstl
wnkea 70 estaey the living Tyre @sT' , %, q
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THE IiApTEs.. e.
Mr.. Morton, the agent for. the Singer
Sewing Machine has purchased pat
ent tucker, which can be attached TO
any machine, and which will mark and
lay one tuck while the machine Is stitchl
Ing another. It is very simple and can
be attached as easily as a. common
gauge. Call and see them, at ISL Main
street. liz % strt lo lc1ihi1 uais IfI1aG09 tf3u
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: 2 I'EHt DIX JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College OF sur,so,,
London, Graduate ofone OF the Innzf eTsI,nl
Colleges in the United States ana he a Ilenl
part OF whose Life has been spent in ~ e HSs
pitfalls Of London; Paris, PhiIndeinbiS s a1r
elsewhere, has effected some OF the mo-, A ae
ton1shing cures that were ever known TSs M
LESaDle go Win ringing In the head and es5
~ sudden sounds, bashfllnesB, with traIr44'
DIushlng attended sometimes with deT5Ta.SS
menP OF mind were cured tmmedIstelv
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=
Owing to this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extensive Grants OF Public
Lands, by which the Government fnstars this
great national enterprise, Its success q rem
dered certain, and its financial stability Is
altogether independent of the cont fnRanctes
which attend ordinary Railroad antAFpTigOg1
!ft-g aEef-Lfr Il o. SG&TH..r 2sgt- Is.fi7siafiss'
The secuhty Of Its FiIBt Mortgage Bonds Is
therefore ample and their character for
safety and reliability IL euuaIled only by that
Of the obligations Of the Government ITSELF I
aGIt fstlnsJ SEVENTH HI5d1Hr
The net earnings of the completed portion
are already, In excess OF the interest oblIga-
tons which The Company will incur, on
twice the distance, and are steadily fncreaS.
ing, rendering the uninterrupted payment
OF the Interest absolutely certaiuI -ltisEC;i
ga. of, .yft.,EtGHTH,a "a r-sB-7.1,,,.s
AT the present rate OF Gold they pay nearly
* Per Ce1It. per annun, on the amount In
The Bonds are issued In determinations OF
81 900 With semi annual Gold Coupons at
tached, payable In New York and are offered
for the present at 95 per cent. and accrued
interest tin CURRENCY nom January LIST. r.
Orders may be forwarded to US direct, or
Through. the principal Banks and Bankers In
al paFt8 81, the county ryr1c,T!t spd rsfsiIIg
RemIttAnce may be made In draftH on
New York, or In 1egnl Tender Notes, Ma
ti0naf Bank N0tesi or other f1ndB current In
this city and the Bonds will be forwarded to
any address pyu Express, fea Of charge. In
quideS for further particulars, by n1an or
otherwise, VIII receive pu1ictrAf attention,
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ME6ttM.
LUCK H0UPTTAI,
EsTABLlsHEDAAR A REFUGE pp,,.
,-1rsla l-aHs QUACKERYIISIS1 - : RON
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE ~, ~.
DAN BE ORZALNED CORB

DE. T 4tS,5Sss2 GSa 9as dlscovetsd the nor,
Remedy In the World for WesF1siESl eetna
Eaok or Limbs, Strict1res, AffectIon " ., TIE
Kidneys and Bladder, Invoiupfarvo NO, o. The
ges, S immPotency, General Debility NeSSa1SSs '
fusion Of Ideas, Pafpitation az 5ba = Con.
IEimidlty, Trembling, DimneSs of ghaseaH,
Glddtness, DISEASE OF the Head VFtlL o!
NOse, or Skin, Affections Of The I've Tnroat
Stomach, or BoyelS-those Terrible f6a !5gs
secret and solitary lpT1ctices a1nS,I ttonlh-
Their victims than the song OF Syrenss 1 ~ 70
Mariners Of Ulysses, blightine tbaj, 70 o lhe
brilliant hopes or antjcipatiOnS, rend Ilo3
marriage &C. impossible ~ = - tSS4lueflhg
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The rate Of interest is Sh:PsT CEN. &. cola,
payable ssmi-annually In the City Of New
7 - 80, T., SECOND. IDS II H.. 80;
The Principal i payable in Gold at matu-
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The cost Of the Bonds, NHnetv-IIpe PR Cent,
and Rccrued interest, Is Tea Per CENT. less
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds ofthe Government. i-,i.I8sI
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eI sudden sounds, bashfulnek8, with trFSIns1,
DIushlng attended sometimes with deT5Ta.SS
tnenk OF mind ,iWere cured Immediately.
'..ai TAKE FARTICUIAR NOTICE
Dr.J. Addresses all those who have in,p,.,
themselves by improper Indulgence ami M
tary habitzI which ruin both body and ma
unnLung them for either business, study ~
e1ety or marriage. MOI j. e ~
These are some Of the sad and nelanrbov
e1ecIs produced by early habits OF youth. VII
weakness OF the Back and LimhS Pains in
the Head, Dimness of Sight. Los Of Gns.T'
lar Power, PalpatatiOn OF the Hear nv.
PepGa, Nervous IT1tAbIllty, DerauPemenio n
the Digestive Functions, General DpIJIitT'
symptoms Of Consumption, &c. :, "
MEErALLT.---The fearful effects on tbs
mind are much to be dreaded. Los Of Mem.
9ryI Confusion of Ideas; D OPPRESSION Of s;uTitS
Evil ForebOdtngs, Aversion to SOCiety. IN
DtAtrust, Love OF Solitude, Ttmiditys * an
some or the evils produced. - -
thousands OF persons OF all ages can nov
judge what is the cause OF their declinn9
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
Pale, nervous and emRclRted, having aS!ngu.
lar appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
Symptoms Of Consumption. ~
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CIRCUIT COURT.-The Grand Jury WINS
In session nearly all day yesterday, and
completed their work and were dis
charged. They brought in bills OF in
dictmentin the following cases:
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u ,--..,f,1,l -F0UBTH -I4trlgtye,y
{ The United States Government provides
neefly half tho amount necessary to build
the entire road, and looks mainly 10 small
percentage on the fnture traffic for repay.
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Thequesttoned Is toibs argued before
Judge CaldWall to-day, and It ii exS
pected that the entire eling bar win
participate in the discussion. ]. "a
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TransnnrfafInn.

BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply
oFr1 Job BALE homo HA ttRoAl COL ii l,
stiEEiIif5 WHEELINGt May 4, 1917
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Q, ever thus from ehildhoods hour, &C.