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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
The White Pinea Comp0lnd.

I16 WllE6- R1n6d COMPOUND,
ut was early in the spring of SO that this
compound was Originated, member Of my
throat attended with diSagreeable cough. I
had for some months previous thought that
q preparation having for It's basis the inside
oafk Or white pine might be SO compounded
and lungs. otast the value Of itin the case
alluded g, j compounded small quantity
Of the medicine that / had been planning,
and gave 1t in teaspoOnful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying Within two
days the irritation Of the throat was reui6y.
ed, the cough, subsidized and q speedy cure
a lady In Londonderry, II. a., who had been
suffering torSoma weeks nom q bad cough
occasionedb by sudden cold, and had raised
relief and sent for more! She took About
ten ounces OF 1t, and got well. ]. B. Clarke
ESQ.,, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
ca sae eS tslal OF me same preparation in the
ateiy. HsWas 20 highly pleased with the ne
suits, and so confident in success attending its
saleS, II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me 10 give 1t a name, and
send 1t abroad TO benefit the suffering. IN
November 165, Ehfst advertised e under
the name OF Whits Pine C0mpoundA In two
years nom that time there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where It took the lead of all the
cough remedies in the market, and Il Still
soT ~ tIJs. n n Tea-
n tts nature; = wntf ming t0rthe stomach and
pleasant vital To- the tasteJ andiIs exoseds
tngly cheap.
s:As remedy for kidney eomplaintsths
Wnlte Pine Compound stands unFlyRled. It
was not originated for that purpose; but q
81 s9n 81 11 SSsing y fqT aeo1gh9 not
Kidney dlmculty often ye9n standing, since
mat accidental discovery many thousands
nave used II for the same complaint and
nave been completely cnred.i
=. ne Dove. was written by DEPolahd! In
lou since thent as In Manchester tha
White Pine Compound has taken tie Ieafi 81
for the cureof Kidney difficulties IA every citV
Own E, village and hamlet throughout the
as It iaedecfnal = = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

MsENTALIH,--The fearful effects on the
L1in4 are much TO be dreaded. los OF Mem.
9q5yS GSontnSi9n OF Ideas, Depression Of spiTits
6 6,rt. E9te4podingS Aversion 70 Society, Seli
some Of the evils produced, 49, a''
,,,5ii1 oIls.Inas o. persons OF all ages can now
ina9s, Wn9C5 IS the cause OF their declining
i1eIa 1ii l9slag thetr Vigor, becoming weak,
Plles nervous and emRoiated, having sinVTI!!-
lar appearance about the ewes, Co1gh AMI
symptoms Of CouSumDtionl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

Tbs conductors on certain road,
happening to compare notes, find this
little circumstances has happened to
zach Of them, and thinking il singular
50 many oftheir friend's friends should
have passes, aud always forget them,
they make inquiry at headquarters,
and ascertain that none of them ever
had any passes. WhereiOTeil their
friends "word'' Is little weak Just
now In the confidence market, with q
downward tendency. ~ . i'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

CoNFIDKScE GAME.-A little story is
told about a person we'll known here
abouts, which, did we mention names,
would be recognized as quite character
istIc. Not mentioning his name, we
can't say whether the Individual will
be recognized or not. He has been at "a
not very remote day, in the public SER
vice, and accustomed to travel a good
deal, free, on public thorOughfaTes. He
Is gifted with a generous stock ofacom
modify known as "cheek - and draws
literally on 1t as the occasion demands.
Recently he has been trying a little
game on the railroad conductors. with
whom he is familiarity acquainted,
something like the following: Hegets
aboard the train in company with II
friend, and when the conductor comes
around later arranging his own dead
head, he Introduces his friend 10 the
conductor, and says, with great sua-
witty: captain, my friend, y Colonel
sO-and4so. has p pass, but UNFORTUNATELY
he forgot Il In his room at his hotel. I
suppose, however, that my word will be
sufficient TO make it all right" The
Conductor assures his friend he has
very great faith in his sword, ~ but the
rules OF the company are memorable,
and be will be compelled to charge his
friends friend the regular Mre-WhlGh
he do,aa 7'-t l5l-''. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

THKI Celebrated American watches
for sale at reduced prices, at Lash's,
192, Main Street, ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

THE Board OF Registrati6n sit at the
Court House today TO examine the
registers and hear cases of appeal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

BASE BALL.-A game OF Base Ball
was played on Saturday at the grounds
ofthe Hnnkidorf Base Ball Club on the
Island. Il was made up from the dir
.ferent clubs, chiefly by members OF the
H1nkidoTiS and Anchors. Tho follow
ING Is a score of the gihie:'' .a't fffB' {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
IAhh FARtICULAR NOTICE

Dr. J. addresses an those who have jp,r,.,,
t6I eInseiyes by and SoIi.
uniting them for either b1sinesS stSJ Ipi's
clety or marriage, 9'uuSI W.
These are some Of the sad and rneIancboIv
SW1 ec produced BY early habits OF youth, viz
me Aead, Dimness OF Sight, los or Tnsrn N
~! az EoEer, Palpatati0n Of the Heart. DTS-
Reps1las1 Nervous InitabIlIty, Disbursement NJ
S SH9 Dtigesaye functions General Debility,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

.soRK 600, have received their second
stock ofWaIl paper. ezfE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

Call and get one of those interesting
monthlies issued by the Smiths, called
the "AnLerieGn Organ, which will tell
you all about it. i3,fii=lLe .g.C X, q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

aThese famous instruments, which are
destined to become The Parlor Organ in
Wheeling and vicinity, will be sold on
the most liberal terms, at Z. a. Weber's
Music Store, west side of Main. above
MnnEhn aEEhhl-- - - 49,. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
MARRIAGE

Z, Married PersonA or Young Men CONTAINS,
III mefrtases. being aware OF PbvIjS.,l.l 2,
mesnes 0sganio Debility, DefoTnitiaSSi
he who places himself derthecara,,r-
:. my rell Rlousy confde in his homo - ".
g Ell e5 ana confidently rely upon y bia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
GfaaspbFtEti99.
BAITIMoRK &.OH1OR.R. COMFY
: oTTIIcE BA1T. &oHe RAILRoADC Co. i /;
I - : -. rYHEELINa Jan. 5, lS57.1A
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and after jan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
#EdttaI.
White Pine ConDonnd

rs NOW. OFFERED TO THEAFFLICTEp
IL throughout the country. ,aftar Ihayin0
been proved by the test ofseieVen Year.. Ia
the New England States, where Its merits
nave become es ven known as the tree from
zaTAe White Pine Compound Cures D.,
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood and Pnln1on.
airy Affections generally, 1t Is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney ComplaInts,T Diabetes.
DlfnGnity OF Noidlng Urine, bleeding Gom
I me M1dtneys and Bladder Gravel and other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
.WfafsI.
BALTE49RE lock HOSPITAL.
ETABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FRoN,
= QUACRERf.
TIE oN1 81 81 81 baEEIzHfERRsSp. 4 CURE

nR I0HNSQEflR discovered The mn,
~ 9eFtats Speedy, Ild only, Ehect9si
hemedy IN the World for iWeakneR NJ ~
Back or Limbs, Structures, Afiection m ~ ~
Kidneys and RladdeF, involuntary DiScI,Ha5iUe
geS, 1mpotency, General Debility, NerS1totLI'
mes, DyspeEat IAuguor, Low Spirits o.
fusion OF 1dess, PRipttation Of tbe HSott
I1midity, Trembling Dimnas8 Of SiGhf ~
4iddiness, Disease Of ne HsST, ~ or
Nose, or Skin, AhectiOns Of the Liver. Ip1SHss
Stomach, Or BoWels-thoSa Terribia n IILes
ders arising nom Solitary Habits Of Yo,,,sor
secret and solitary. practices mOTe fstsi -
their victims than the song of Syrsns - " 70
Mariners OF Ulysses; hliRhtine their 70 o NE
brilliant hopes Of Gnticipanons, re6dsriosat
marriage, &c.i impossible -, lug
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have becoms the vtc,,,,.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and 6eSt+IiaSs,Co OF
hablt which Annually sweeps 10 an UntiSSiaSie
grave thousands of Young Men Of he Lieiy
excellent talents and brilliant intsIIsct tlS1sL
might otherWise have entranced iiSiavT,Lno
SENATORS with the thundars or eIoonsISst ing
walked 70 eStaey the living I'VE, m SSs, t OF
win fuu confidence. AS cal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

The net earnings of the completed portion
tons which The Company will incur on
twice the distance, and ara steadily increaSl
ingi rendering the uninterrupted payment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

The cost Of the Bonds, Ninety-hue Pr Ont.
and accrued Interest, Is Ten Par CENT less
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds Of the Government. ..,a.,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
TWISTED.

The final summing up of the liquor cases took place at Camps Hall, Saturday last. The cases were argued by W. K. Peck Esq. for the prosecution and Roland Hitchcock Esq. for the defense. Justice Woodford held the defendants all guilty except Charles Humphrey who was discharged. An ap- peal was taken in each case, ten in all. g. .
 = At meeting of the Greenwoods Agri- cultural Society held last Saturday, the fol- lowing persons were chosen officers for the ensuing year. President, A. M. Perkins of Winsted; Tice Presidents, Richard Griswold and Lyman N. Coe, of Torrington; Jehial Coe and A. 8. Wetmore, of Winsted; Timo- thy Hart and D. s. Green, of Colebrook; Lauren Smith and E. R. Beecher, of Bark hamsted; Munson Merriam, of Hartland; Ralph Crissey and s. D. Northway, of Nor folk; V. w., Kellogg and Julius Harris. of New Hartford Julius Catlin, of Harwinton; i; Lyman Norton, of Goshen. D. 8. Wood ford was appointed Secretary and Troasur- CT. The meeting then adjourned to Satur- day, March 2d, at 2 o'clock P. M.
 J. G. Wetmore has bargained with A. M. Perkins and others for about 100, 900 feet of lumber for building purposes the coming season. Lumber is now being placed upon the ground preparatory to the addition of another story to the building now occupied by Munson's grist mill. ,
 - The price of village property has largely increased during tho past two months pedple begin to realize the cost of building. ..
 H Curtiss, Esq, teacher of private school here, takes charge of the public school at West Winsted, at the commence ment of the next term.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
LITCHFIEIn

Dr. George s. Beckwith has 9 new gac machine in successful operation at his Drug Store Tn this place, which would seem to effect great saving in the matter of house. lighting. Each burner, giving las is claim ed,) more light than an ordinary gas burn CT, only involves, when in full operation, an expense of one third of cent per hour. The gas IS formed from gazoline, the pro- duct of the first distillation of crude pe- troleum, which only costs 25 cents per gallon.
 The case of Anna Birge vs. David O.. Goodwin, was tried before Judge Catlin of Harwinton, as auditor, on Friday and Sat- urday last.
 In the case of Marvin s. Beeman vs. George Hayes, tried here sometime since, before Roland Hitchcock as Auditor, spe- cial report has been returned.
 The new Hotel Company, as will be seen from an advertisement in another col umn, will soon be organized, and contracts are expected to be made for the erection of the building in the course of the summer. Attention is called to an advertisement by the Selectmen of this town for bids for contract to build a bridge across the Nau- gatuck river.
 The 4th Quarterly Conference of the Methodist E. Church, will be held Saturday afternoon, March 2d. Services commence at 2 o'clock
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
. STATE ITEMS.

| INcEND1AnY fires at Bridgeport Monday 1 night of last week, destroyed the barns o1
 Mrs. Fanny Sherwood and Father Syn mott, with their contents. The loss on the former was $75O, with no insurance, and on the latter $485: insurance, $200. The reward of $1OO, which the town offered for the detection of incndiaries, was increased Tuesday night, by the common council to
 $500. ~4' ..
 A BRIDGEPORT Military company, Capt
 Vessels commanding, wanting new armo-
 ", have decided to build one themselves,
 and have formed joint stock company, with $3, ,OOO capital for that purpose.
 ! A student of Yale college, last week was indefinitely suspended for breaking gas lamps. We hope the faculty will continue this practice until students discontinue the practice. raat a ..,s 1..aa.. j. ..1, sa.
 The Naugatuck Railroad Company at a meeting recently held, reelected the old officers. From the report presented, it ap- pears that the compan J is in very pros porous condition, the revenue for 1866 be- ing s494, ,O26.47, increase over 1865 of S74,- 557. 7.43 sss. ast aat..lss 5zs .e s.ssJ .a4 fn RILEY GnDHRr, of Berlin, young. man an aged 9 years, accidentally shot himself in the neck on Friday last. He was out hun ting with his brother-in-law; and while crossing brook the gun accidentally dis charged, the contents lodging in his neck. He died in few moments after.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28

Two young men on Tuesday of last week stole quite a sum ofmoney and Q number of valuables from hotels in New Milford and BrookReld. They were pursued and captured the same night.
 BIURD1RDs made their appearance in New lngton as carly as last week Wednesday, and robins were seen near Shuttle Meadow Lake week ago.
 THE naval apprentices on the Sabine in New London harbor had holiday and slelgh-ride to Norwich, on Washington's birthday, the snow having fallen to the depth of two feet there on Friday morn ling f1-E>ss5. 5.---.ls r..r. -r
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
WASHINGTON.

Lewis Hubbell has sold his place of 133 acres to Henry w. Woodruff, for $5,0O0 Y - The nomination of Barnun, P. T., for Congress seems to meet with general favor It must be remembered that he was one who did not shrink from meeting the ques- tion of impartial suffrage boldly and plain ly. Whatever else B. is, he is no coward, but man of common sense who dves do a thing which he thinks to be right and for the best. Heis one of the strongest advo- cates for temperance which the State nan boast.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28

The good people of Woodbury are con-
 stant in their efforts to increase the fund
 for erecting monument to the memory of
 the brave men from the town, who gave up
 their lives on the field of honor, that the
 nation might live. A very agreeable change in the Committees arrangements occurred, this week. The " Roxbury Vo- calists, a finely trained and excellent choir of young people of that young and enter prising daughter of |" Ancient Woodbury," now called Roxbury, under the skillful and effective leadership of Earl Buckingham, Esq, of Washington, volunteered to add their tribute to the memory of our honor ed braves, by giving concert ill aid of the fund. They were greeted by an audience that filed our commodious Town Hall, and they gave us concert, that was at once, exceedingly creditable to them as amateur musicians, and very grateful to the highly appreciative audience which listened to' their harmonies. It was one of the rich est treats that our old town has enjoyed for a long while. Old Woodbury will admire her youngest daughter, as long as her chil- dren acquit themselves as well as they did, on this occasion Previous to the concert, the sVocalists," about 30 in number, had been received by invitation, at the house of Mir. W. Cothren, where collation. was awaiting their arrival. After the concert, the young people of Woodbury gave them 9 ]" surprise party" at MT. Cothren's, in num- bers sufficient to fill his house-bringing burdens of refreshments, &c. The ladies of Woodbury have way of doing that sort of thing that is not easy to be excelled. 1 After a pleasant reunion, the interchange of social courtesies, and "sweet songs" by the Vocalists," and the Woodbury Glee Club," our "Roxbury friends" de-
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
NEW MILFORD.

The long protracted trial of the hog case was closed on the 20th, with verdict in favor of the Bridge Company. The value of the swine was probably about $20. The expense of the litigation amounts to hun dreds of dollars. Such is the glorious un- seertainty of the law.
 -The Fireman's Festival was grand affair, and fully attended. The music did honor to the performers. The dancing was kept up to the small hours of morn ing. The entertainment generally was re- ported as superb. Bright eyes abounded, and all went merry as marriage bell. The firemen of New Milford are as gallant as possible on such occasions.
 The cotton twine-manufactory of Messrs Day, Noble and Day of Southville, burned week before last, was insured for $9, OOO The loss is estimated at $15, ,0O0. The Company were doing prosperous business, and the event of the fire is great ly regretted-not only as it affects the par ties interested, but the community gene- rally.
 At regular communication of St. Peters Lodge, No. q, F. & A. M, held at Masonic Hall, New Milford Feb. 19th 1867, the following resolu- tions were adopted: 'I WHEREAS, It hath pleased our Heavenly Father, the Supreme Architect and Ruler of the Uni verse, to remove from us by most afflicting dispensation, our beloved Brother, CHARLES H. MARSH Therefore,
 ResolUed, That We cherish the memory of the departed Brother, thus early separated from our fellowship and society and that we will continue to hold him in affectionate remembrance, at the same time feeling assured that his record is among the faithful of our Order, who endured unto the end and are saved.
 Resolced That we tender to the widow and mourning family of our deceased Brother, our sin. cere sympathy on this occasion of sore bereaTe- ment, and while We are conscious of our inability to offer any adequate consolation, wo would fain share with them thls heavy burden of sorrow. Reso1ued That the Lodge Room be draped in mourning thirty days, as a token of our respect and affection.
 Resolred, That these resolutions be signed by the Worshipful Master, Wardens and Secretary and published in the Sentinel and Enquirer of Ltchfield, and the Standard and Farmer of Bridge port, and a copy transmitted to the widow of the deceased.
 (Signed) ...
 A. s. HILL, w. M.
 E. M BOOTH, 8. w.
 s. c. LANDON, J. w. w. KNAPP Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the woIld-renowned As trologist and Somnam Oulistic Clairvoyant. while in a clairvOyant state, delineates the very features of the person you arc to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power, known as tho Psychomotrope, guarun- tees to produce a perfect and life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the appli- cant. with date of marriage, occupation, lead ing traits of character, Sc. This is no impOs'- tion, as testimonials without number can as- sert. By stating place of birth, age, disposi- tion, color of eyes and hair. and enclosing nf- ty cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will recevs the picture by To- turn mail, together with desired information.
 fB" Address in confidence, MADAME GER rRUDR REMINGTON P. 0. Box 297, West Troy N ', AS ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 9TH, 1867.
The object of this Association is;

The object of this Association is:
 1st, To secure to mechanic or factory hand tue right to work only eight hours Q day, provided he is not required to work longer by the capitalist who employs him.
 2d, To prevent little children from work ing more than two hours longer, daily, than their fathers do.
 3d, To require the employees of the mem- bers of this Association to work by the piece or by the job, so that the rights and interests of capital shall not be impaired by the adoption of the eight hour system.
 4th, To convince the Workingmer that there is no antagonism between capital and labor, by offering our services to the labor ing men in the various offices controlled by their votes.
 Propositions for contracts to carry out the objects of this Association will be re- ceiyed by any member of the Democratic State Central Committee. Offers to-day will be received at No. 70, Tontine Hotel. N. B.-This Association expires by lmi tation Aug, 2d, 1867, after which time no bills will be paid by the managers,-N H' Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
.1a- In the last issue of the seutinsz is an

@A6e In the last issue of the Sentinel is an article claiming that the "Good Templar" movement to enforce the Maine Law is a part of the Republican campaign machine ". On the other hand, the Hartford Times publishes what purports to be 8 con- fdential circular, urging that organization to cease prosecutions till after the election, for fear of disaffecting Republican liquor dealers. Which are we to believe?
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
MARRIED.

On the east bank of the Naugatuck at the residence of Mir. Benjamin Hubbard Esq.,. of Morris, on Sunday, the 24th inst, in the presence of Henry A. Botsford, High Sher- if of Litchfeld County, by E. W. Seymour, Esq.,. Justice of the Peace, Henry M. Blakeslee, of Stratford, on the Housatonic and Miss Anna Eliza, youngest daughter of the aforesaid MT. Benjamin Hubbard Esq. No Cards.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28

i AN employee in the Collins Co.'S, works at Collinsville, was on Wednesday of last week drawn in feet first, between two pom derous rollers, and completely crushed as far as his knees. Some one instantly threw the rollers out of gear, and stopped them, otherwise the man would have been crush ed as thin as a board, for the rollers were only three-eightlls of on inch apart.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
tNfuo Advertisements.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho first meet lV ing of the Stockholders of the Litch6eld Hotel Company who have associated themselves together according to the provisions of the Statute Laws of this State, relative to Joint Stock Corporations, for tho formation of a cor poration under said name, at Litchfeld. Ct., will be held at the office of the First National Bank of Litchfield, Ct. on Saturday. the 10th day of March, A. D. 1887, at o'clock P. M, for the purpose of perfecting their organiEa- ton. choosing directors and transasting any other business proper to Do done at said meet ing.
 ..... .-.5 E. MONIELL, s... ...-. '.-.. .... H. w. BUEL, -u .s.. -sa431 H.. A. BOTSFORD.
 .... 4s s........" H. R. corr, -s
 D. c. BULKLEY. Litchdeld, Ct, Feb. 18th 1867. .ss 4eswE
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28

&T Some of the Radical :. nas,ara,in .h;, c.... con1emptnously speak of the .Oemocratic ticket sos ss tue rAgPER TICKET, because of the resolu- ,one Toa of fsatSSp,sa tSsp the n
 ct can bser e wUr1ng people. The Democratic Tick sucn asource.-Danbu,y Tunes. ..'so -4 '
 The working-peop can bear up under any thing but your support. ' .'e15 o..7751R
 Do you consider the. accusation of. run, run D1ns Fauper Working Mans ticket dan gefous, after nominating James E. Enolish Julius Hotchkiss and William IT Rarnnn, 3