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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26
The Prince Napoleon Dinner at the
white House.

The Commercial has not that story
right. Some time after the dinner, Ca
leb Smith, then Secretary of the Inte-
rior, called on Secretary Seward.
"Seward," /" said he, 'that bill of Gau-
tiers (the French restaurateur) has been
sent IA to me again: the old woman
(meaning Mrs. L. refuses TO pay it, and
sends him to me, and 1 have no au-
thority to pay it out of the money APP
propriated by Congress for repairs,
stabling, tire-woOd, gardening, &c. 4"
"WeII, Caleb" said Seward, "to avoid
scandal, we had better divide it between
ourselves and pay 1t. 1t is only eighty
seven dollars and half apiece, and We
can both afford that, L think. By
jove," said the Secretary of the
Interior, sit is three hundred dollars
apiece; this bill Is six hundred dol
lars" "Well, said the Secretary of
State, 81 do not see how that can be;
had the same guests at my dinner; 1t
was prepared by the same man, Gau-
tier if anything was different between
the two, the extra cost WAS in my IA
vor, for had better wines than they
had at the White House, and my bill is
Sl75. If this is so, 1 will not pay one
half of the bill neither, and let things
take their course" The bill was not
paid by anybody at the White House,
and the reStduTGteur was importunAte.
AT last Mrs. Lincoln sent for the
Secretary of the Interior. "Mr. Smith,
said she, "I'll tell you how that little
bill can be settled. You see there are
three cavalry regiments stationed on
our property (the large mall back OF the
White House). Now those horses have
left heaps of manure, and 1t all belongs
to us. Now you want manure for the
pulic grounds, particularly those
around the White House. Now 1 will
sell 1t all to you for 5000 for gardening
purposes. You send me the money,
and I'll pay Gautier."
1t is probable that Gasparin Labou-
laye, and other eminent French people,
VINO admired the late President, would
not have presented Mrs. Lincoln, with
the memorial gold medal which came
over, had they known how the bill was
paid for the dinner to Prince Napoleon.
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As relief ever ready; as a killer OF pain,
taken inwafdly, or outwardly applied, has
no eQnRl. For the reIief aud cure OF Rheu
matisin and Seuralgic Affections, SpraIns.
Bruises. q c., 1t is uuequalled. It is also most
erfcacious, taken inWardly, In the cure of
Chole IA, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach,
DIaTrhOea, Dysentery, Cholera MOTbu5,
Cholera Infantum, &C., and Is without ex-
ceptiOn the mot wonderful PRpacea the
world dOr5s. No FAMILY should be with
outi IL. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have a bottle. MINERS and FAR
MERS residing al "A distance from Physicians
should keep II constantly on hand In case
of Accidents, and sudien attacks OF Stomach
Counpl uIlts, Its value cannot Da estimated.
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian Lint.
ment, and take no other. PRICE, 50 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes q Co, II Park Row, n. Y !;
Gale 4 Robinson, ls5 Greenwich ST., Ny; r,
q. Wells & Co., 1s2 Fnltou-st, N. Y, ChRs.
". CritteDden, IS 9Th Ave, y Y; and by re-
spsctabls LTuggists Throughout The world.
None genuine unless signed By John Tnus.
Lane, and countersigued Dy ]. T. Lane & CO.,
PIOpTietors, 1853 Broadway, n. 7. E5-Send
Tor Circular.
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DEcLESs1ox OF AMERIcAN WOMEN
DR.. Allen, of Lowell, Massachusetts,,
read paper to the Social Science Con
gress, at Boston recently, in which he
showed that there is a great disparity
in the increase of the populations OF for
eigu and native origin, and a marked
decrease in the number of children of
American families which he treated as
If IL were q public calamity, and which
he attributed chiefly to the femalesi
hrst, to "A decline in their physical or
oanization, in consequence of violation
Of the laws of life; and, second, TO pre-
Vention from prudential considerations.
In the first he included the neglect OF
physical cultivation, the abandonment
OF manual labor and active exercise
from which the body is weak and hab-
by throughout. This leaves 1t unable
to resist the evil of the style of dress:
which has weakened the lympathica and
sanguine organs, and by its pressure
upon the upper part OF the body has
caused displacement OF the lower or
rans And on the other hand, the
brain and nervous system have been
too much developed, and they altogeth-
er predOminAte.
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WHAT is A DARLING ?-It is a dear,
little girl who meets one on the door
step; who filings her arms around ones
neck, and kisses one with her whole
soul of love; who seizes ones hat; who
relieves one OF ones great coat, and
hands tea and toast so prettily; who
places her elfish form at the piano and
MARBLES forth unsolicited, such deli
cious songs; who casts herself at ones
footstool, and clasps ones hand, and
asks eager, unheard of questions, with
such bright eyes and flushing face, and
on whose light nossy curlg, one places
ones hand and breathes "God bless
her ~ But there is an angel following
her footsteps who is not visible 10 us,
hut who Is anxious to bear our darling
from s, and in the minds eye its W bite
shadow hits between us and the dar-
ling OF our hearth.
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A LARGE and essential part of edu-
cation is not the teaching OF mere the
orles and Ideas, but the teaching of the
pupil to do, to act and to perform. The
successful men of the world are those
who can accomplish the ends of life,
who can by their own energy and skill
bring about grand and useful results.
The Herald Of Health says that, lone
reason why very often the young men
who receive but little education from
the schools surpass those who have
lived for years in college walls, is be-
cause they have been trained to action.
Action gives health and strength. Cul-
ture gives ease, grace and hnish. They
belong together, but have been sePa-
rated. Let them be brought once more
into some grand scheme OF educstion,
and we shall have men and women, as
the result, who can not only accom-
plish noble work, but have at the same
lime, fine scholars, with cultivated
manners, with grace and dignity OF de-
meanor.
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A BAD PLACE TO BE SIoK.-Nurses
are very greatly in demand in New
York. Flrst.class wet nurses receive
SIS per week. Male nurses charge IS
per day for attendance on ordinary
cases; but vastly higher rates are de.
manded for others, and In instances of
extraordinary feebleness, such as para
lysis, from $40 to Sl5 is the common
rate. This, with the doctors bill of 90
per visit, makes sickness an expensive
item. Under such circumstances, it Is
not TO be wondered that so large II
weekly bill of mortality is reported
the sick often die for want OF attention.
Death itself Is costly thing.
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THE seizures of whisky of late, for
frauds upon the revenue, have been
enormous. and the Government has
obtained II clue to further cases that
equally require the attention of the de-
tectives. Some of the owners of the
seized stills are anxious to compromise
with the Government. The desire is
quite natural; but we presume that it
is not cordially reciprocated by Mr..
McCulloch.
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ENGLAND, it seems, is to have other
wars on her hands besides the one with
Abyssinia. The Calcutta correspond
ent of the London Times believes there
is trouble brewing in the East. He is
convinced that England is adopting
bad policy with regard TO Cen. raj Asia,
and that before long she will have to
fight for the safety of the Indian En-
pire. Both Russia and France are en-
croaching in that quarter.
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ST.. JOSEPH, Missouri, is very pros
porous town, and claims to have in
creased its population last year i61S per
cent. This claim is based on the in
crease of school children between the
ages of and 81 years in that time. st,
10, as the place is Familiarity called, is
most sligibly situated for railroad and
river trade.
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sgf,r aapsrtisemtHts.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS

ND 9TH S.-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
featuring the Best, Cheapest and most Dur
able Paint in use; two coats well put on, mix
ed with pure Linseed on. Will last 10 or 10
Sears; 1t Is OF n light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can bs changed to green.
the consumer. il is valuable for Houses,
Barns. Fences. Agricultural Implements,
Carriages and Car-makers, WOoden-warc,
Canvas Metal and ShIngle Roofs, Ut being
Fire and Water PROOF. Bridges Burial Cases,
Canal Boats, ships and ships Bottoms, loHr
on Cloths, lone manufacturer having used
500 bbls. the past yeaT,l and as paint for
any purpose Is unsurpassed for body, duFf-
billty, elasticity, and adhesive ness Price 50
per bbl, OF $40 lbs., which will supply n fRi-
cases as above Send for n circular, which
gives full Particular None genuine unless
branded In a trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Pro-
pTietor, 25i Pearl street, New York. Agents
MHnLRII.
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u. s. senator wilson Makes a Propb.

make the prediction, and am will
ing that 1t shall go upon record, that
these Insignificant triumphs that so elate
Northern Democrats and so courage
Southern trnitors, will bring these
tagging Republicans 10 the front, that
the Republican party will not qualify
or retreat from its position, that it will
select General Grant for its great lead
er, give him the votes of not less than
thirty States and Congress to support
his administration with two-thirds
majority in both houses.
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Manhood and the yIEoror youth res
tor, Il in weeks Success guaranteed.

nR. RECORDS Essence OF Life restores
J manly power from whatever cause aIts-
ing, the effects Of early pArnicIOus habits,
self abuse, inpo ency and climate. give way
at once TO this wonderful medicine. IL taken
regularly According 20 the dtt ectlonS, (Which
are very simple and require no rstral Mt
sibIe. sold in DotIles, at s3 or quantities In
one for 90. To be had only OF the sole aP-
points-d agent in America, HERMAN
GEUTZES, S23 Bowery, and an I'd Ave-, N.
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THERE are some indications that the
Democrats will run their old ticket,
Mcclellan and Observation-Disclosures
and Reputation. Such ticket will
fairly represent the party which SOL
emnIy declared the war for the sup
preston of the rebellion TO be a failure,
and which now makes an alliance with
the men who attempted to destroy the
IIninn
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THE Rochester Democrat humanely
saws: "Considered As u charitable in
stitution for The benefit of half-paid
cIerRymen and starving Bohemians,
the lecture system il a grand success,
and perhaps demands our warmest
commentator"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26
The Party Vote of ohio for Ten Years.
We give below the party vote of Ohio
for the last ten yedFS

The Republicans this year poll l2,-
6g7 less than their highest civilian vote.
The Democrats poll 27,0l6 more votes
than ever before in Ohio.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth of La
dies and ChiIdrens' Roots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever WAS seen in the state. II
you want Bargains in BOOih and Shoes go TO
stleets and geI them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every case Will be mended fIce of charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26

LuNAcY in Great Britain. according
to the British Medical journal, is de-
creasing. In 1s47. one person in every
2,eI3 of the population was lHnstic,
whilst in 1867 the proportion was one
in avery 3.577.
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VIPER STATISTICS are among the latest
additions to our budget of foreign news
They are numerous in France, and it is
said that the rulers OF a single depart
ment paid s., ,5S1 for the destruction oi
! 59. .6s4 vipers in 1885.
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"Isit not astonishing" said wealthy
individual, "that a large fortune was
left me by n person who had only seen
meonce.n "It would have been still
noTe astonishing" said a waI, "tf he
had LEFT it to you after seeing you
twice."
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THE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract of a Letter from Bar

PARIS, S:h April, 1854. q Rue Fauby, st.
Honore.-Wul you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded to me here 30 bottles Of your In
dian 1nimsn snt; II you will send at the same
amount through MeSSIs- Belmont & Co.,
New York
Baron Solomon Rothschild having recon-
men ed To many Of his friends MAJOR LANES
LISIMEST, as they being desIrous 10 procure
1t, he should advise him 10 establish a de-
not in ParLs.
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AN elderly maiden who has suffered
some disappointment, thus defines the
MnnIA congIomerate mass of hair
tobacco smoke, confusion, conceit,an
woman-The waiter on the afore'
said.
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a HcoAL rAMlNEp prevails at Cincin-
natl. The low water in the Ohio River
prevents shipments from Pennsylva-
mia. The Cincinnati Gazette says, the
high prices for coal and provisions, a
scarcity of wcrk-Ior large classes OF
people, and exorbitant house rents
foreshadow hard winter there for the
,,nar
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PROFESSOR BLOT says careful cook
need not buy lard, and If she econo-
misses she Will be able TO save enough
Sat from sorapg to make all the soap
which is needed In the household.
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cnOO AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL
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and get 50 pages and sample gratis. Agents
have mads 100000. Ephraim Brown
IOWelI Mas,
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getr advertisements.
OnlY Di1eot Lime to Franca.

THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC
Company S Splendid Mall Steamships:
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Cabin, Sl6O, Second Cabin, SIS, lin gOld)
These Steamers do not carry SteeTRSe Pas
sengerS.
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent, IS Broadway
n Y
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O0ssgMeTION CAN BE CURED.

NUSSUM sTION CAN BE CURED.
u The True Remedy at Last Discovered.
UPHAMs FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof TroUSseau of Paris cnres
Consumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, MRrasmus, General Debility and
all morbid conditions OF the system depen-
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ant to taste, and a single bottle will convince
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six bottles for Sb. Sent by Express sold by
=. G. UPHAM, No. . South Eight street,
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

TIME CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
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dred pages and lSO dne plates and engrs-
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upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors
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any part of the world. ocS
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ONLY 81. UNFoRTUSATE HUMAN
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Gionorrnea or Gleet In TEN DAYS, without
noxious drugs, wnen all other remedies fail.
Dr. Henrie Remmair, Stanton, F., n. y.
CITY.
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GinauttaI.
National Bank Of west YlrgtnIa

National Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
CAPITAL paid In 5000, coo
ATONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
WI teTeSt paid on special deposits Notes and
oils discounted. Exchange bought and sold
Collections made on all points and proceeds
promptly remltted.
CRIsP1Sy OsLEsAY, THOMAS HUoHKA,
MICHAEL. EIEILLY, A. 5. TODp,
ARTHUR LITTLE, JoaS h hUBAAtls
ia aEs MCCLUNEY, NJ. POLLOCK.
JAMES MAXWELL ~
GIBSON IAMR President.
Cashier. RugS lyd
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Incorporated 1885,
IaeIin1 Savings Institution

Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
oEFICE No. y MONROE ST.,
Mooney RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
lHl terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made ON all points.
In orJier TO meet want that has long been
ielt in this community, this Institution Will
receive ON Wednesday and Saturday amer
noon between the hours oi two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which lntsres
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
DIREcroRs:-AleN. LRughliu, A. J. Panneu
OFT, James Paul, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
OCI7-ly A. 4. OUARRIEsK, Treasurer.
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The People's Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE. No. ss MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" W. Va. Money received on deposit. In
teresL paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at home or nom
abroad promptly attended to.
John Reid, Christian Hes,
John HHudlRn, John NockleT,
Ssn1 ]. Bpyd, Richard Garter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. Pres't.
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PIE Pittsburgh Dispatch, in speak
ing of the present condition of the
country, is reminded of the condition
of France in the days of Richelieu,
when "sloth was in the mort and
schism within the temple" It's rem
edy is the nomination OF Grant. 1t
says:
What the country wants is not an
old politician, against whom partizan
mAlignity exists, but one who has the
confidence of the entire people. Such
n man is Grant; he is acceptable to the
entire country, and, being so, the poll
ticians should hesitate long before they
discard him. BE is entirely sound
upon the only question which is at
present worth considering, and that is
the speedy restoration of the Union.
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Transportation.
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Baltimore .-...lUsiD "neellng-.-..iUsiO
Wash'n Citv ll:iS "Includtng Sundays.
eIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimoras
daily at 7;5o am daily at. s:42 p IN.
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Tickets TO all principal points In the ERst
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JOHN L. WILsoS. Master of Transportation
r. 7. DEVR1ES
my7 General Agent Wheeling.
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THE old newspaper accounts of
steamboat disasters on the Mississippi,
used to read somewhat in this way =
"The pilot might have taken little too
much whisky, in his exultation. at
passing the other boat: and the en-
glneer being, at the moment, engaged
il: the cabin, playing poker with the
captain, forgot that he had not released
tho safety-valve. which, of course, he
was obliged to fhsten down during the
race. No blame is attached to the Off
GERS" The coroner's verdict in the
case of the recent collision on the Hud-
son, is in n different style. 1t is that
"the collision was ocCasioned by the
mismHnagemeut or evil intent of the
officers and crew OF the steamer G. Van
derbiIt, and in no other way" 1t re-
mains TO be seen if this verdict will, in
any way, be followed up by the author
tiles charged with the vindication of
the law, and TO that extent responsible
for the public safety. But the evil, of
which this disaster is specimen, will
never be remedid so long as the people
will take passage in the swiftest boat,
whatever may be its management in
every other respect. .a.s
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