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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-27

Tng editor Of the New York Evening
Post says he has conversed with n
planter from the Lower Mississippi,
who, after trying fairly last year the
wages system upon cotton plantation
ofsevernI thousand acres, has come to
the conclusion that u system OF shares,
or co operation between the workmsn
and the capitalist, promises, II fairly
administered, the best and most certain
results to both. This system he has
adopted the present year, and with sat
Isfactorv success so far. He gives each
workman ii house To live in, a garden
aud small field for his own tillage; he
hauIs the firewood and furnishes the
food; this much represents the monthly
wages; then be gives them one-fourth
of the crop besides. The workmen and
women are divided into gangs oftwen-
ty, each with negro foreman, who is
one OF the twenty. This foreman re-
ports TO the general overseer the
cases of absence or !dleness /;
and an account being kept of these
faults. the idleTs or absences lose AT
the end of the season IA certain proper
ton of their share of the cotton; but
this share is divided among the remain
der OF the gang, 30 that there Is no
temptation for the capitalists TO make
wrong deductions.
To this plan the gentleman would
add another feature, by which, he as
sorts the levees can be kept in repair
hy the private efforts OF the planters,
much better and cheaper than by State
or Congressional appropriations. He
proposes that all the planters in bend
OF the river combine, and the cost OF
maintaining the leYees will not be
heavy ON them. II large estates were
worked by companies, on the co.opera-
tive principle, stock companies, own
ing from fifteen to thirty thousand acres
of land, could afford to keep up the
levses needed to protect them, and
would, he thinks, prove very profitable
enterprises.
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TEE DELUsIoS OF DRISK.-The most
prevalent of all delusioDs is self-delu-
sion. No one humbugs US so thor
oughly as we humbug ourselves. And
in no particular are we more self.de-
ceived than in the habits that are born
Of our appetites. We are continually
making excuses for them, instead OF
openly avowfng and justifying our in
clinations. Thus they become forbid
den fruit, and thus the danger of Illicit
Indulgence is heightened. So much OF
artificial stimulus enters into our lives
moral, mental and physical, that Pc
RODS OF reaction and depression are in
evitable, practically unavoidable.
Therefore recourse is had to the iDspi-
rating devices alIuded to in the follow
ing, from the London Lancet:
The growing tendency OF those whose
lives are gentle, and whose minds are
educated, TO indulge in alcoholic stimu-
Iation, is fact which the profession
would do well to recognize and protest
against. The vice Is not the vice OF our
gTandfathers; the bottle or two OF port
which often laid them under the dinner
table, and always sent them Keeling
into the drRwiug-room. The sin OF our
day Is less obtrusive and even more
disastrous. 1t takes the form of an oc-
casional glass At odd times during the
day, an extra dose at lunch, glass of
sherry or two more or less frequently
in the course of the afternoon, another
from the table when the cloth is laid for
dinner. Not uncommonly flask
OF sherry accompanies the blue
book in the carriage. And It is worth
noting that this kind OF tippling is not
done in secret. So far, indeed, from
this, 1t is rather matter OF boasting on
the part OF those who indulge in it, and
they press others. often warmly, TO fol-
low their example. Sometimes, It is
true, a mild kind of excuse is offered.
The dose is taken "just to keep one up,
you know" or as "whet before din
ner." Just as often, when soda or
seliZer water suggests itself as a refresh
ment, the question arises whether its
accompaniment shall be brandy, Sher-
~, or liqueur. The idea of taking II
as "weakening," ''too cold for the
stomach, J" and SO on. Not so frequently,
it is to be hoped, but still often enough
to be of serious moment, these odd
glasses ofsherry, brandy and soda, dry
curacao, &C., are taken in the morning
between breakfast and lunch, some
times even before breakfast. In the
course of time the results of these in
dulgences do not tail TO present them
selves in the nausea and retching which
accompany the morning toilet, the
husky forenoon voice, the want Of ap-
petite, the vague dyspeptic symptoms
which Turk about during the day. More
remotely It is for a shattered nervous
system that the patient-or "person"-
seeks relief from the physician. Society
is on it's knees just now coniessing, al
ways in polite and respectable" way,
its sins OF omission or commission in
regard of dress.luxury, point, and
demi-Hlonde. II behooves the medical
profession to see that the vice described
is included in the list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-27

THE political complexion of the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania will be
decided by the Justice to be elected
next October, two of the "hold over"
Justices dread and Agnew,) being Re.
publicans, and two Strong and Thomp-
SOM Democrats. The out. going Judge
twoodwsrd.) is u Democrat, and since
the first election of the Judges of this
Court, fifteen years ago, the Democrats
have uninterruptedIy had majority OF
its members. The two incumbent Re
publican Judges have longest to serve,
and should the Republicans elect their
cnndIdaIe-H. w. Williams, OF Pitts
burg, in October, their possession of the
Courl Will be virtually assured for the
next six years. Judge Sharswood, the
Democratic candidate, has long been
Iavornbly known rs an able jurist.
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A CARD TO INvALIDs.

A Clergyman while residing South
America ss q missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Ud
nay and Seminal Organs, and the who'll
TAIN OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have beer
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
sd by desire to benefit the afdicted and IN
fortunate, viii send the recipe for prepar
Ing and uSing this medicine, In q sealed en-
velope, 70 any one who needs IT, Free Q
Chdr0s-
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad
dressed To yourself address,
JOSEPH 7. ISAAS,
statioa D, Bible House, New York.
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Iris announced that the celebrated
English Capitalist and railway contrac-
tor, Sir Morton Peto, has liabilities to
the amount OF nine million pounds
sterling, and that his assets will not
exceed three hundred thousand pounds.
This enormous disproPortiou is vastly
significant OF the truth OF the old adage,
IAN that glitters is not gold" and
would go to prove that Sir Morton must
have speculated with more zeal than
discretion.
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The Proposed West virginia RepubII.
can state Convention.

From the ReLsb1I0 Herald, Of yesterday.
We have no State
officials to elect this Fall, and, the on
cials that we have elect, can very well
stand on one of the platforms we have
already adopted. The Park ersburg
platform OF last August is not yet worn
out. The negro question is all right II
left alone; and we are not so sure, that
it will be all right long if not let alone.
Better be shady on that subject. Don't
disturb it, at least during the dog days,
or it willssmell. Let 1t alone. We, In
dividually, have high estimation of
the rights of the freedman as a "mRu
and brother" but can't say that we are
in favor OF elevating him just now,
higher than he can comfortably roost.
Let him alone, he will come out call
right" in West Virginia, when his time
comes. There is no use in burdening
the Republican party with an Issue
that is unpopular, or undertaking to
carry any more than we have. tlLfRht
weights" Is our motto now. We are
firmly persuaded that the result OF such
a convention at this time, will make
mischief and we hope that our cotem-
poraries will see 1t in the same light
and desist-
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after soJourn of few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion OF almost marble
smoOthness. and instead OF twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as 10 the cause of so great a change, she plain
Iy told them that she used the CIFcaSsian
Balm, and considered It an invaluable &C.
quisition TO any Lady's toilet By It's use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonAl appearance an hundred fold. 1t is SIM
pie in Its combination, as Nature herself tS
simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing. cleans
Ing and beautifyinE the skin and complexion
By It's direct action on the cuticle It draws
from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
came, and leaving the surface as Nature In
tended 1t should be, clear. soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81. sent by Mall or Express,
on receipt Of an order by
W. L. CLARK d CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette st, Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same mch23- cod, trtw&wly
.
Free 10 Everybody.
A large 6pp. Circular, giving Information
of the great est importance to the young of
both sexes.
II teaches how the homeIy may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
fonaken loved.
Eoyoung lady or gentleman should fail TO
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mail. Address,
P.o. Drawer, u, Troy, N. Y.
mch23-eod .tnw6wIy
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WE have published heretofore in our
columns, accounts OF dissatisfaction
that existed in the German Lutheran
Zion Church, in Centre Wheeling. A
meeting being called to assemble at
that Church last evening, by the disaf-
fected members, trouble was an
ticipated, and the Mayor of the
city, with the entire police force,
were on hand to subdue an an
ticipated outbreak that was expected to
occur. A few minutes after eight
o'clock about two hundred people were
assembled in front of the church, who
asserted their right to enter the building
and trausac; any business they
thought proper. After some de-
lay these persons effected an en-
taaDce and went through with
large amount OF business, the meet
ing not adjourning until very late
hour. Owing to this fact we are unable
to furnish our readers this morning
anything like full or correct report of
the proceedings, and we therefore post
pone the task until Monday morning.
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THE New York Ford says: "our
present rate OF municipal taxation is
about ~ per cent; in Brooklynit is
SIX per cent; in hundreds of cities and
towns 1t is full 4 per cent. Twenty-Five
millions is large sum to pay in taxes,
but the property in this city, as we'll as
population, is Proportionately greater
than in other and lesser cities"
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IAUeHuS,sIs PANr CoRDIAL,

The Chud's Cure when Teething.
No;hers AL know the many sleepIes nights
he uttle ones a: home have to pas when
Teethink. You need no one to remind you
Of the Pain-Chodc, Wakefutnssz, UneAsi-
ness, Fretting. FIatuIence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c We tell you candidIy. one bottle ofthts
Cordial Will correct all these troubles. Assts1
Tse.hfng, Remove Aeidtty, AlE2y all Pain
QuSet the Fretfnl, Promote Sleep.
TTif- 1t Will acG As charm sod BY
LAuGHLIS. SMITH q CO.,
WTholeSala DfueZ1ElE Main st.
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#antEd.
Wanted.

A GENTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE
"A stats 70 sell new Grttee q
BUR MING OF l.,
similar 70 Goal Oh, bat Of
Greater Illuminating Qualities,
And can BE- manufactured at one-hal' the
cost OF Coal OIL There Is Little or no troooie
m expsnss In pruductnE IL The prooeAs L
ye-y simple We are offering Town and
Comfy ktkhtS at - TO go, making = sale
and sure investment for parties unemployed,
mo NAV have q small capital 10 Invest In Z
FIFofIabie and legitimate busiDe%-
For sample OF on and Circular, address
DAVIS q KUHN, No 9 second street H1t-
Esmn " AS IlylS2ta~Lmo.
"ASTED-AGESTsE5 to $40 per
w month eveTy Ehere. male and female,
~ intTrdpee throughout The United stAteS.
tSS GESUISE IMPROVED COAAOS
SENSE FAMILY SEWING AACHlSE
ms machine viii stitch. hem, tel tnek gum,
md brSid and embNo5d6r IN nao5t superior
manner, Price only SIC Fully SaLranIeo
for 1--WE years. We VII pay tttp0 lOL Any
machine that viii sew 3 stronger, InoEe os7I-
fjfrlI or more elastic seam tnAn our "
mSEeS the Elastic LOCK stitch EFeIy
I :-s.eIlnd stitch can De cuf, and SUI Inc cor
I cznnot be pulled apart V1thodt eeA1ns y.
/ We nv Rzeurs nom IS 70 SD per month
and expenses, or comEts1on nom Nnlcn
I TTfcS tEST amount can be made. Aodre8
SEnoNB & Co. Cleveland, q:
I CAUTIoS-Do not be tmposd upon y
other parties palnninR on worthless eAst-Ion
! mAchineS under the same name OF oIoTt
] wise. Ours e the only genuine and EeSAs
practical cheap machine manufaeGureu.
J iunE-lmdSE.
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THE Baton Rouge CLa.) Advocate, OF
the 18th, says: There is no doubt but
that the genuine cAterpiller is at work on
the cotton plantations in this vicinity.
The planters are apprhensive of the total
OF the crop" Kan.
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THE HEALINa POOL

Howard Association RePoFts, IoT
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
TUDE- and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create tmpedfments 10 MARRIAGE
With sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
Letter envelopes, free Of chAEBe- AddreS,
soc4aijon, Philadelphia, Pa myi5-SndGE
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suttfaI AutiEts.
ODsERTs CHOLERA ASTIDOTE-

Aspssdy. surezDd certain ere fo- oo1era.
DanheA, Dyssars-E,F IuII CaOlse and CrzmP-
ing PztnS warranted 70 @e ineTg Gs
ITS PzECzIED BIZ RETEQASS
A. & Robertson, EafonS station, W. Va
sSyE II = EOELh it weight In Eold.
s 7. Beurel, C1netnnEt1. Ohio. says il cured
him Of Eho5erH-
Il tsreoouroended By ]. A. NetezH. lion
Merchant RobeET Gay; John Donlon- P. u.
& O.. LoatS Manners Geo & TIozbs- NAY
well 4 IInz5es John Barfm- Belmont MUS
samuel LSuzhEn- Who3eS9le ITuEgts+S gas-
Lander: jos :. norton J. e. ROdEsES, Goa.
3. & o. R Z. mJ0
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,

CHARTERED IL ISIS. HAS Gradual
I } thIrfy class The courS= OF stCdS Is the
same As that In the best Colleges In the eoun-
ny. -,
ftudents preparing for the ministry and
Union Soldier who wish TO take collegiate
course have their tuition reEnhted-
The PREPARATORY. DEPARTHESf FURNISHES
atnorOugn preparation for college, OF iOt
bnsiness-
The next term viii commence or Wednes'
day, AuEu,t 2Ist-
w andrews, D. D., President, or Prot- Geo.
r Rosseter, Prime pal OF the Preparatory
a4RIET1G 4. o.. July .. 1857. Jyz.2awIm
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Those Terrible Headaches general
ed By distracted sezetIoat, and 70 which la
dies are especially subject. can only Be ~
IisTed, and Their recurrence prevented, By the
use OF TARRASTs ESTIzyEscKST SELrzEE
PRoCrRARrE AT ALI DRUG STORES.
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Blackberries.

uTM. PHILLIPS 81 MONROE STREET,
w q dsiIy rel.elStng the hrgsst, bsst and
dneSa E3Isck bleFrieS ever seen In tdts city.
The attention OF AL lovers Of god things, =
respectfully called 10 his stock Of fruits ana
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IFIrIs THROWN IN YOUR TEETH that
you do not keep your dental apparatus
in proper trim, Il is your own fault, for
all the world knows that you might do
so by using that matchless vegetab BILE
denLifrice, SoZODoNT. cod
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The United States, ! In Rem. In a c.


The United states, ! In Rem. In case of
n Boxes CIEarz -
DURSUAET TO AN ORDER OF COURT
i In the above entitled cause, hereby
day, abe 18Th day OF August, next, at
10 O'Clock, u. M, at the auction rooms Of
Hubbard, Bro. q Co., on Market street, two
door north Of Quincy street, in this city, ex-
pose for public sale, to the highest and best
bidder for caah. the said q Boxes OF Cigars.
jy24-sot Us. Marshal Dist. West Va.
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BIessed are the psaoe.makers.

Those who are fond Of showing how
the courss Of history would have been
changed II some hero's coffee had not
bsen cold at a critical moment, or If
some siAsemsn's egg mad not boiled six
minutes instead OF three, will ind a
new illustration Of the importance Of
small events in 8r. sWiDton'a account
OF his Interview with Alexander II.
Stephens. II Georgia had not seceded,
who knows but that the rebellion would
have been ayoided2 And according
70 this account Georgia seeded simply
because the hrst day Of January hap
psnsd 20 be rainy:
"Ar. Stephens had wanted a conven-
lion Of the people to be held about the
I5th of Decem Der. He knew that
Georgia would not seceds, would not,
hot though she WAS, 90 out alone. But
he could NOT effect this purpose.
the election for delegates WAS or
dered for the fret Of January,
which was after South Carollna bad
taken the leap. Well he went on to
say, ION The Let Of January, there Was a
rain storm more violent than the Oldest
inha bitaut TemsmbeTed-not since the
Hood In the Yazoo had there been such
n storm. The result was that tue coun-
try people could not get out to vote,
aud this gave pTeponderRting tnfu'
eucs ia Ihs election Of delegates to the
towns and villages, where, you know,
political epidefnics are always stronger
than elsewhere. We lost at least TWEEN
~ Union members by this. Even Rome,
up ia the Cherokee country, where the
Union sentiment was vastly in the as
cend1nt, sent secession delegate. /
went over myself to the courthouse
y0ndsr to vote, and the room was filled
with dripping people, with wet saddles
IN their hands, who had come through
the Hood and mire with immense ditii-
Guilty. / made them n little speech
there, and said then that / feared the
rain would lose US the election. And
80 ipf.E-I IL did ~
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MANNED.

July 9th, at the Parsonage, by the Rev.
Mr.. Eiughss, ofSteubrnviIle, Ohio, Mr.. a. J.
MCSAsH, OF Wheeling. 10 Miss SARAH a.
CIsSEY, OF the former place.
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sl.sippi is pretty uch the sams a. 70
cali him 4 liar or thief, OF most any
thing elss that Is Gzreputable, and
zbgur equal 70 calling him an AboIi-
tioEizt here in West Virgins in the
day. Oefors the war. It seems that
Major Bsrksdsls, Of the Jackson CbGrf-
IN, notified Col YeTger, Of the Herald
fe~ days since, that PersOnsiiy Of
s-nsiYs article would appear in the cal
umns of the. Clarion, and begged That
rs would NOT leave the city. Ibs IN
saIting article appeared according TO
n,otuis4. Ysrger demanded rstTac-
ZION. Bsrksdals wouldn't netEac;.
Then followed in due eourss ehsl-
leuzs, and then the acceptance Of the
challenge. At this stage, the bloody
ausrreI-,hat is 70 say, the quarrel OF
"p!cods"-was referred 70 an olive
Urarcn committee of mutual friends,
who made = perfectly satisfactory
award, Of which the following is the
nub:
ION examination of the article of the
YeY0Lli and &fLssLsEiPpIdH Of the lDLh
Instant, WstbiDk thsappiicaiion OF the
term Radical 70 The EDITOR Of the Ct1-
rim may be undersioOd 10 imputs to
hin the designs, feelings and Prncl-
pies of the party known as the Radical
party, aud 70 class him with that par
IL a. a memb II employed in thls
sense, I: does furnish foDndafIon i2F
ths .toye charge In the CZGTJon- We
therefore think that Col. iergeE should
publicly di-syOw any Intention 70 iLn-
pgte 70 SIR. B4rksdAle the designs, feel
inzs or principles Of the Radical party
or c!Ass hIm as a member thereof, and
ufou his doing 50, that Ar. BaTksdale
publicly withdraw the article IN the
LTdT1OH Of the lIth inst.
Elessed are the psaee.makers.
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Kentucky State
z
TO BE DRAWN AT COyTNGrOS. Ky,
Glass P, August 18th,
Class Q, August 3Ist,
1867
Prizes amounting to $3.50, $50.
$4,000 Numbers and 7ss PrIzes-
Tickets sI2, Halves SO, Quarters S.


Plan OF LIE LOTIERY-The numbers from
I to 5000, printed on separate slips Of paper
are encircied with small tin tubes and pLac-
ed in one.whe6L The prizes, OF which there
are 7S8 varying as abOEe, from 5000 TO SO.
are EimnlaFiy printed on separate slips, en-
circled, and placed In another wheel The
wheels are then Ievoived, and number is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and AT the
same time = pnZs l. drawn from the other
wheel. The number and prize drawn out are
opened and exhibited 10 the audience, and
registered, the pr1Zs being placed against the
number Draw n. This operation Is repealed
until all the prizes are drawn out
EpThe above MAGNIFICENT SINGLE-EUN-
BER Lottery Will be drawn IN PUBLIC, in
CoyiSGToS, KY, BIZ SWORN CoHhISSI 1SERS
al oSE O'CLOCK, P n at the corner OF Eourth
and scott Sfs- The Kentucky State Lot
er1es are no Gin Enterprises, but responsible
Money Lotteries, that have been conducted
for the past thirty years, and are drawn
under the authority of a charter rom The
state and bonds are given for the payment
OF all prizes. The drawings are published In
the New York Herald aud Cincinnati Com
mere al
The above scheme viii be1rawn the middle
and last OF each month during 1857 and IssSS
Circulars OF LotteEies drawing daily cent
by application to the Managers.
Address all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY q Co.,
COTtnEtOn, ny.
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"Baltic'' Flour,

WE ARE AGAIN RECEIVING THIS
w celebrated brand oIfAmtly white wheat
Flour, and expect 10 be supplied regularly
jy2s LIST, MoRR1soN& co.
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TROTTING MATCH--S4oo

I ASN( L In ~ GAA@ VI ~ - - -
Mile heats in to Harness.
Jos. Hughes enten sorrel mare. Mountain
Jsa. Vernon enters gray geldinE, Flying
Cloud"
To take place on
ISLAND FAIR GROUNDS,
On Saturday, 2zth, at 81 p. u.
OmnIbutes leave SprigR House, Mcclure
House and Grant House al 8 O'Clock.
Admission TO the Grounds 25 cts: Admis-
SION to the grounds, including omnibus fare,
TicEets can be had of Henry snallcross, and
al the gate.
expected. -
iy2S-2t LEsSEE-
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AGENCY

FoR THE PURCHASE AND sALEoF
House. and Lots, Farms, Western
Lands and stocks
80 RWIS.
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EACuLTX.

of Ge Nj iE M6Iai and Poiitiesi FhiIosopSy
and Bellies LsIters.
Il. ". HAR6ISG, Prof of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
IT BARCLAY, Prof. of Natural Sciences.
3. 7. JONES, Tutor.
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atr adrfrtisfmtuts.
q John's Church.

THIS CoSGREGA TIoS WILL Cos-
1inre 20 occupy the O 3 CoGI ADe -
Co.. Fo1Se-{6r Divine s-stee on sa1-
- IN Stflasr usE Edihee s eompletso;
ms by ennis authority OF me y
he TFesSuTy, Who has connrnneo me 20
Dtss5oo formerly granted S.,,s.,-
Servioss az TX q N and ~ p m sS2Ia'1AS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-27
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THE COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC MEET
l ms OF the vAEtccs Lot ees, are reqGe.! &C
70 nees Al the TemPIAIis Hall. this SatuFuAy
evening. ~ O'Clock p M ptsGisle{
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