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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-23
FORT WAYNE.
Organization or the Lutheran Church
Consultation Adopted, &c. y ar

Fort WAYNE, November 22.-The Gen
eral Council of the Lutheran Church OF
Constitution with great unaninlity, aud
are now fully OF ganized. Twelve Syn DDS,
nearly 800 cOngI egations and over 10000
commandments are represented. Much IN
terest IS felt by the Lutheran Church, ia
Tner.ca ana Europe, in the proceedings OF
this General Council of Synod. lmpor-
tant questions IN regard TO doctrire and
discipline, and In reference to education
and IN issionS, VIII be considered by the
Council. over ohe hundred delegates and
visitors are present. .ttE II.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-23

PHrLADE1PFr November 22.-The great
wood and straw paper patent case OF the
America Wood Pulp Company OF Proyt-
c;dad To-day. Complainants' bill was dis
missed nd the application for an tnJune-
ton refused. 80. r rrs.
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Names of the Persons Kill.
ed and Wounded l.dl1
CINCINNATI.

Details OF the LOcklaRd Disaster-A
s Horrible Affair A Lady has her
Head taken O1-A Man loses his
Life in endeaVOrlng TO save the
Ladies-Llst or the names OF the
Killed and Wounded. 9H no
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-23

WASHISGToN, D. e., Nov. 22.-Ingerson,
repeal the law authorizing four millions
OF currency pei p-outh 10 be retired, aud
prohibiting any further reduction or the
currsf cy by the SECRETARY. af altaE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-23

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05
.0he1mteltiQence1
TmE GRACIOUS ANSWER,

The way is dark, my child but leads To
would not always have thee walk "by
sight"
Ny dealings now thou canst not understand,
l meant IL so, but I tsiIE take thy hand"
And through the gloom
Lead safely home
My child -r-.s..
The day goes fast, my child! But is the
night
Darker Than day In me Is light.
OF fears shall vanish. iGW lake thy hand, u
And through the night
.- o. Lead up to Light n
.t.L Aychtld! 81
The way is long, my child. But IL shall be
But one step longer than Is best for thee:
and thou shall know. AT Iast when thou
SAFE at the goal, how 1 did take thy hand, y
And quick anu straight,
Lead 10 Heavens gale fH
s# My child - .aa ..=- -a- I-
The path is rough, my child But oh! how
Win be lhe rest, for weary pilgrims meet,
When thou shalt reach tie borders ol that
To which lead thee. as take ..thy hand"
and safe and Dlest,
#I-. With me shalt rest, t-.
My CHILD!
The throng 5 great, my child! But at thy
Thy Father walks; then be not Terrified,
For am with thee: Will thy 9oes command
To let thee freely pas; lU1H take thy hand, y
And through the InTOug
Leau safe along az g..
My child r- ~ a#t
The cross is heavy, child. Yet there is one
VINO bore heavier cross for thee, my son,
My well beloved. For Hin bear thine, and
stand
With Him at las:; and from ny Fathers hand
Thy cross LAID down,
Receive a crown,
My child!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05
AnInportnnt HIstory.

Editors 'INteth9eneeT:
1t may not be uninteresting to many
ofyour readers to know in what man
nsr / come by the process which has
proved so successful in my hands in
removing cancerous growths. Some
forty FIVE or fifty years ago my father
had his attention drawn to a small tu-
NOR which made its appearance on the
left side OF his face. Continuing to en-
large, he concluded to consult physi-
clan, who called il a cancer and advised
him not to disturb it, at least for "a time.
A short DeriOd afterwards 1t liberated,
very ra lily extending itself, melting
the tissues away like snow before the
MONDAY sun. Unwilling to allow the
disease to dissolve his life away without
making some effort to check its onward
course, he, during the next i've years.
consulted all the most eminent physi-
clans in the United States, OF whom he
had any knowledge, but pifhout dUdii.
On his return home for the last time
and when he made up his mind that
there was no relief for him but death,
he became acquainted with II Doctor,
who lived somewhere In Ohio from
whom he obtained a recipe for making
a powder and an ointment, which the
Doctor averred, would cure him. On
his arrival home, he procured the diff
ferent drugs named in the recipe, pre-
pared the medicines, and applied them
according to the directions, with but
the least particle of faith in their ettica-
cy. Continuing their application, care
fully watching their effect until at last
he noticed Il change in the disease for
the better, when hope frightened, and
life began to wear new aspect. At the
expiration of three months from the
time he began the application, and al
ter he had tried every physician OF emf
nence, and spending over i've thousand
dollars, and wasting five years
OF precious time, and after the
disease had nearly destroyed the
one side OF his face, this meth
cd of treatment cured him.
From this time until his death he treat
ed all who applied, making no distinc-
ton between rich and poor, where there
was possible chance of curing; never
failing in one case he had undertake en-
There are many living witnesses who
will testify, from their own experience,
to the success OF this process. Since his
death, sixteen years ago, l have used
il in hundreds of cases without single
failure. To satisfy the more incredu-
lous, whom we cannot blame for their
want of faith in any process for the cure
of this most formidable and distressing
disease, when the medical profession
assures them that there is no remedy
that will remove 1t, L will publish the
names and address of a few of the
most prominent men, whom, or some
member of whose family, cured, with
whom 1 would be pleased to have them
correspond. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN REYNOLDS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05
BETTER sPEcIMENs OF WoMEN WAIST

BETTER SPECIMENS OF WoMES Want
ED.-Tbe New York papers have sud
denly discovered that their lolliDg
bellies and bepainted beauties haven't
enough flesh on their ribs, and have
consequently turned their pens IN favor
of less boarding school and more leg
exercise. The Gdzette concludes plea
for revolution as follows: "But
whatever education our girls have, let
us have less of it. American girls are
notorious for their palor and frailty,
and tendency to lose their charms at an
early age. This country has no greater
want at the present time than of plump
girls and plump women. Let us have
them plump and healthy, whether they
know anything or not. We can teach
their children what they don't know, If
necessary; by all means let Us have
rosy, blooming, solid women. The
Pacific Railroad is not half so import
ant TO the prosperity of this country as
the aggregate Hvoirdupois of its wo-
men. The female sex of America
ought to weigh at least Lalf rs much
again as it does now"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

As a relief, ever ready; as n Killer of pain,
taken inwaIdly, u. ouiwardly applied, has
no euual. For the re ief and cure OF Rheu
mnti-tn and Neuralgia Affections, SpTaius
Bruises, SC, 1t is unequalied- II is also mos,
efficacious, taken inwRr,ily, in the cure OF
Chole IA, Cramps and PHlns IN the stomach,
uiaTrhoea DysenteTy, Cholera Moibu7f
Cholera Infantum, &c, and Is without eN'
ception the mo>t wonderful Pan2cea the
world fforss- 40 F ANILY should be with
out it Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have O bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing al distance from physicians
SHOULD keep K constantly on hand In cs,.t
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks Of Stomach
Compl tlnts, its value cannot TIE estimated.
Iuquire for Major Lanes Indian Lint
Inent and take no other. PRICE 81 cents
per bottle For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes g Co, u Park Row, y. !;
Gale q Robinson, 1855 Greenwich ST., \. y; +,
L. Wells & Co., lS2 Eultou-ht, \. y, Chs's-
n. Crittenden, IS 9Th Ave, n, " and hy re-
spectacle druggists throughout The world
None genuine unless signed Oy John ,InoS
Lane, and cOuntersigned by j. L. Lane i Co,
Proprietors, I5S Broadway, n. y. ES-send
f1r fiFcular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

C,ONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
I The True Remedy at Last Discovered
UPHASf's FRESH MEAT CUBE, prepared nom
the formula OF Prof. Trouss can of PaTis, cure
Dyspepsia, Narasmus, General Deniiity and
all morbid conditions OF the system depen-
dent on deficiency Of vital force rs pleas
tine most skeptical of its visIue as the re-.t
healing remedy OF the age 81 a bottle OF
SIX potties for IS. Sent by Express. sOid by
3 @. UPHAM, No. y South Eight street
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg sts. Cir
chi lars free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

PRESIDENT JOHNSON seems to be be-
coming as great a mystery as the
Sphynx. The Boston Post says that a
MIR. Bogy "a ghostly uame) has been in
confidential intercourse with him for
some time, and can make nothing
OF him. He has been heard to express
the opinion that the President seems
to be controlled by some mysterious
influence which is impenetrableI" and
that he doubts low whether he Will 40
anvthing which will meet the wishes
or Expectations of his friends" This
probably means that allthe parties and
clioues and wire-pullersiwh no have been
proclaiming so loudly that the Presi-
dent was about TO change his Cabinet
and disperse Congress, and give all the
Offices to the Copperheads, and give the
conduct of affairs generally into hefr
hands, begin to find out that they are
mistaken. 1t is, of course, always as
sumed by omniscient politicians that
Presidents and other high fuuctionarles
are tools in somebody's hands. What
If it should turn out after all tha t-Mr-
Johnson does exactly as he pleases
without consulting anybody in Pafuc-
tflar 9-' p 30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

"MANNERsn IN PUBLIC,-The amuse-
ment goers in Cincinnati have adopted
a plan to check the vulgarity of many
who frequent public places. We COM
mend the following extract from the
Commercial: "Somewhat has been said
before about the intensely vulgar habit
some ill-bred people have of Jumping
up and rushing to the door before the
fall of the curtain. We are glad to see
the genteel portion of the audience at
the theater have broken the ice at last,
and hissed emphatically the last two or
three event ings when that vulgarity
was repeated. Best OF all, the kissing
had a good effect, and we hope it Will
be kept up till the vulgarity is. put
down. In this connection we may as
we'll add that the German and French
custom of Kissing ones neighbor at the
theater, when he disturbs those around
him, by talking and whispering, might
not be tried in vain in Clncinnati.
There are people TO be seen at the places
of amusement every night, who pro-
tess to be genteel, and yet know no
betterIthan to- talk aloud during the
most interesting part of the play, to the
great ANNOYANCE of everybody around
him, We hope the hissers Will try
hiss at that vulgarity also"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05
PAINTS FUR FARMERS

Nd OTHER s-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now mnnu-
fuCturlng the Best Cheapest and most Dur
aole Paint in use; Two coats Wcll put on, mix
ed with pure I.iuseed on. Will last 10 OF Is
wears; II T. OF IA light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed 10 green,
lead stone olive, or draO TO suit the tasie OF
The consumer ii is valuable for Houses.
Barns, Fences Agricultural implements,
Carriages and Car-maker-, Wooden ware,
Canvas, Metal and Shingle Roofs, Nt being
Fire and Water PROOF, Bridges, Burial Cas-,
Canal Boats, ships and Ships Bottoms, Tor
Oh cloths, lone manufacturer having uHFu
5000 bbls- The past SeGr-1 and ~ "a pc mt inI
any purpose Is unsurpassed Tor body. GuTl-
StLitS, alsStic.tv, and adhesive ueSS- Price 20
per bbI., OF S11 lbs. which viii supply a laI-
meT .oT wears 10 come. WarTan ell in All
cases as above. Send for circular, which
gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded IN IA trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address DANIEL BtpwELL, f'rn-
Prle5or, 81 Pearl street. New York. Agents
Wanted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

PHYsfoLoe1sTs assert that if all immi-
grafton into Paris should cease, so that
no fresh blood could come in from the
country, the population OF the city
vonId a yindle in numbers, deteriorate
in force aud become SO nearly etfete, in
i've generations, AS to be incapable of
reproduction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

General Carl Schurz, in his paper,
the ST. Louis WeStiiche Post, asks the
Iitinois iStddtS. .Zeitun9 whether it is in
favor that the Republican National
Convention next year shall in its plat
form expressly condemn the system of
reconstruction based upon negro suf-
frage? Further, whether the Illinois
.Syadts- Zeit,tMg thinks it possible that
the system OF reconstruction which con-
tains negro suffrage as a substantial
part, could be entirely ignored by the
Republican National Convention? and
whether the Republican party would
not, in this case, go to pieces? General
Carl Schurz thinks that nothing would
more demOraliZe the party than re-
treat in the reconstruction question,
and no experiment could be more DAN
gerous than to sound the signal to such
retreat. But, says Carl Schurz, II the
reconstruction plan based upon negro
suffrage must and shall be one of the
Cardinal points of the National Repub-
lican platform, would the Illinois StIuLS-
Zeitun0 have the National Convention
declare that the Republican party was
in favor of negro suffrage in the South
ern States, but did not care about negro
suffrage in the North2 or does the
Zeitltng believe that a mere silence
about this point would answer2 The
Stats Zeittln9 will finally have TO ad-
init that, just as it has been a political
necessity to make negro suffrage
principal part OF the system of recon
struction, SO 1t will be n logical and po-
litieal necessity that the Republican
party, in its National platform, shall
lake "a clear and decisive position In re-
gard to negro suffrage. This necessity
is fact" which leads us to wish that
all the leaders and organs OF the party
may have the courage and the deter
minatIon to battle against the Preju-
dices which are srrayed against us, and
not to encourage ana fortify such preju-
dices by indecision and doubts. There
was never a prejudice conquered by ad-
mitting from the first its iuvIncibtlity.
II we first declare that the enemy Is too
strong, then the retreat often degener-
ates into u SuuUe qui PeTlt.
Carl Schurz concludes his article as
follows: ''The Republicans have bat
tied so often against prejudice that 1t
need not be afraid. Courage is an ele'
nent Of victory. We have no cause 10
fear the result, II everybody does his
duty according to his powers"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

THE Bishop of Iowa, who has been
to the Pan-Anglican Council, before
leaving England, thought it his duty
to warn the Ritualists of the error OF
their ways. In letter to the Bishop
of London he expresses the great
pleasure his visit to England has given
him, and his appreciation of the kind.
ness and hospitality received on all
sides, but declares he Is deeply grieved
at the wide spread of ritualism. In
touching and earnest words he urgently
advises English churcbmen "to cling to
the simple doctrines of the primitive
Church and of tine English Refortna-
tionD ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

COMING along the street the other
morning, says a cotemporary, we over
heard the following conversation, which
is as clear as mud:
"Julius, is you better dis mornin7"
"No, was better yesterday, but Use
got over dat"
"Am dere no hopes. den, OBJ your
discovery"
Discovery OBJ what2"
"Your discovery from the GONZALES
cence which am fotching you on yer
back"
"Dat depends, Mr.. Snow, altogedder
on the prOgnOsticatiOn which amplify
de disease. Should dey continue Gatu-
ally, de doctor links I'se a gone niger;
should Gey not continuates fatually, he
hopes dis culled indiWidOOl won't die
till auodder time. As l said before, II
all depends on de prognostics, and till
desc come to head, dere am no telling
wedder dis Niger will come to a dis
continuation or not"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

We have also on hand $500 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes at lower
prices than ever was seen in the State. II
Garliner's New Store, cor Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment IL WARRANTED, and in
every case Will be mended fIee OF charge.
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Ladies and Gentlemen.

NOU CAN HAVE a BEaUTIFUL
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

WTASTED-AS AGENT-One chance in
w each town, worthy she attention OF AN
active ouSine 5 man, ~ take the agency for
the sale OF SRAD~TItET=r's RUBBER MOULD
ISG AND WEATHER STRIP, applied tn the
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windows The sale is beyond any
hing ever offered before to an agent and
from SO to SIS per day can be made send
for agents circular. The tirst who apply Sc
cure bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

A MAN over ninety is great comfort
to all his elderly neighbors, says
Holmes: he is a picketguard at the ex-
treme outpost, and young folks of
sixty aud seventy feel that the enemy
must get him before he can come near
their camp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

THE difference in cost between rail
road and water transportation, Is illus
trsted by comparison Of rates be-
tween San francisco and New York
and chicago and New York. The ex.
,,snsa is about the same-the former
distln ts ce being 1000 miles, and the
latter 500 miles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

A DVERTISER'S GAZETTE New Vol
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COMPLETE LIsTs of all NEWSPAPERS in
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

In Louisville it is complained that
the theatre-going public have an eccer-
tric habit of thinking that it is only
fashionable to go to the theatres on
Fridays. The consequence Is that there
is but a small attendance on any other
night = whilst on Friday the theatre is
crowded. The managers threaten 10
close unless there is a change. aarr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

DIR. HoLLASD, who is perhaps better
known as Timothy Titcomb, in a recent
lecture admitted the right of women to
vote, but was opposed to its being grant
ed to both sexes, as that would serious
ly impair harmony in the family. be
expressed his willingness, however, 70
grant married women the rlght 10 vote
in lien of their husbands.
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INirst NIortEaEc sondS.

ST. LOUIS q IKUN MOANTAIN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
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IOr which Ihe proceeds of these bonds are TO
be used, making a through route from St
Louis to New orleans by rail. Tue earnings
OF the 81 miles are $4,000 year; the net
profits now ARE sufficient TO pay the interest
on tue entire amount OF bonds. were they all
issued. The basis OF security is believed 10
he beyond that of any other bonds now Of
fered. Apply al the once of tue Company,
No. 43 Wall-st., IN II. q. MARC UAND, Vice
ner OF Wall and William-sts., New York
City.
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TIE New York Evening Post com
nlains that the restaurants of that city
CHARGE Eve cents for two teasPoonslnl
of,saRar, and thinks they must make
moderate profit
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ONLY 81. UNFoRTUNATE HUMAN
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

"ADmEAL'' sEMMEs, having failed
as professor of moral philosophy and
as editor of the Memphis Bulletin, is
about to try and see. what he can do as a
perapatetic lecturer .on the ALd6 ANA.
He might illustrate his naval expert
ence b1 taking the watches, &C., OF his
auditors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

FANNY FERN has made over slO0, 600
by her writings, most of them for the
LedOeT.