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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31

GooDs rs cheap a at any house in
the West at No. 8, Routh x Bannister's.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31

NPw goods cheaper than The cheap,
81 AZ u. Wig 4 Co...
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31

REMEMBER Thomas Y Son are still
selling large amounts of cheap grocor-
les and auecDsw ware. Call on them.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31
ST. 500 PER YEAR.

We want agents everyNhsre 10 sell our
IMPROVED goo Sewing Machines. Thr-e
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War
ranted Ave yrars. Above SALARY or large
commissions paid The osIY machines sold
in the United States for less thsn $40.
shich are fully licensed by Hors, Wheeler
d Wilson. Grocer d Baker. Singer q Co.
gnd Bach,lasr All other machines are ia
f-inq,m,nts aud the seller or SsSr are lisbis
70 grresf. fne and inprisopm,Rt. lllustra-
ted circulars sent free. Address, az call NJ
~ ShaN 4 Clark, BiddeforJ, Maine, "
Chicago, Illinois. .olglA
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31

CovF aud see tho bic stock Of goods
~ r.. Wig. & Co..
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31
LAND FOR SALE

Notice !, hereby given that viii of-' for.ile
3GJ acres Of lahi. situate la Ward 1Op .hip.
Randolph County S.ii issd 10 ~-li uRi-ersd
the ThomA. land. The lass VIA be sold I'm lot.
To suit the purchaser. PRyseEts will be Msde
easy. For further Information address or cali on
kLlJAH THOMAS.
RroNnssiiie. lAiOh Count, lna.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31

New goods at No. ), Routh < Ban
nistcr's.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31

NEW goods at II. Wigs X Cos.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31
Office No. g Public Landing.

DTLosses under Policies iSsued al thi.
Agency. for the ESTkRPRIss FIRy and MARINE
lssrEaNrF CosPANY, will be paid through the
M dersioned
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-01-31

J. A. BuTTERFIELD 4 co..
-3ns-a Indianapolis. inii-nt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
The White Fine Compound.

1T carly In the srrtr u 67 that this compound
WAS uriepsted. member Of my family wss afflicted
With irritation Of the toros attended With diss
greeabe cough had for months previous thought
that preparation hsstE Tor Its ais the inside bark OF
white pnr might be compounded ~ 10 be- vary useful
in diseases Of the throat and lungs To test the value
Of u In tbs alluded to- compounded small qusB
ty OF the medicine had been planning. and Bsve
u In tesspoonfrl doses. The result vas exese1iugy
gratifying Within days the irritation OF the throat
removed the cough sutrIed and speedy cure vas
effected Soon after this sent come to lady In Lon
donderrY, N who bad been suffering for some weeks
from BAD cough ed by sudden cold aud had
raised s,r-sked With blood She soon found re-
IT. and got well. v. Clark, ESQ., editor OF the MAN
chester Daily Mirror td- trial OF ths same prepars
don In the OF severe cold aud sas cured immrd
atey. liz highly peased With the results, ans
fdsn n attending lite SALES, II place be-
the public lie finally p.rsusisd me 20 give II
snIe and send II strosd t. benefit the suffering. In
November 1850 Hfu advertised II under the name 0f
White Pine Compound. In t~o years fem That f'ms
there hal been xholesaled In Manchester s'one one
pded dollars worth where t tnoh the esd OF The
cough reu4sdiss tn the and 1T still mai ANS that
portion There Ia goo for this IL Is very suth-
lug ard bvns its nature, ts warming 70 tho sofn-
aud pleasant wthaI to the tsstr and IL exceedingly
cheap. -
As. remedy for Kidney CT mpl.ipi. the White Pho
Conn pund stands uuri,aed II ass not orsirftAn bf
purpose bnt yer-on In usibg IL for c'ugh ~@
otiy cured Of the couR but a - eut.a "
kidney liAicuty OF ten years stsntng riner INST
eideLuAi discover, many thousands hs's asea os
.uie COMP ain, ana hsys Leen romtleftl. cnfisl
The abpv- vas written by DR.. PSlana, 10 100" etn's
then q. In Manchester, the VII tr Pine oniHahn has
thu lead Of all Coggh remedies as we'll az prep~
ration for the Of kidney diihcnH-s N very Guy
,osn village and bsmlst throughout the New England
states.
sctusi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
The White Pine Compoul d Cures

Sore Throat Colds Coughs, Dpthnr'a Bronehifi. epi
ting o. Blood and Pulmonary Affections generally ~
Il remarkable Renee Tor kldney Compisiut piaee-
tcs f1cnty OF yoding uriDe Rssdiny from The Kid
neys aud Biaddrr, Ora, o., and other eon,yis nts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Charles Reade pnd Dion Boucicault are
writing in conjunction, a new serial story for
the 4itlaatic Monthly, for which they are 10
receives larger SUI, taan has yet beer PAD
BY an American periodical to an English aa
thor, with the exception, perhaps, of Mr.,
Dickens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08


1haye tested these Drops In my practice ten
years and do not h. sate to any that nothing has
developed b, me- d research, that aet- power
fIy POS itlveIy, and harinessy In Of female
regularity does this sdcios II Ali reeeA cAses 10
falls Vile Thousands who have been long suffer
indebted TO IL ftr u boon of health to-day
Aiti'onsa powerful snd po-tisr, they pei f.ct
hn raj, spd may he used nj all times except uhep
s,ccirliy for hidden in the dirrctions.
1hes lave been extensively employed by eHlnen
phi soiapa IN France and Eos lard, we'll In my
practice, over ten years and have yst bes, uf m
br-t iastanc- o. iaare could give you tsstfsunir
of TIN n eicnry from ladies sli the northern ~
We tsrn st~tes they not In their private
0vtt 100000 bottles hate beeu sold the past year ard
hope and trust many sufferers have been bsnehttvd
am wall aware that . rtuisdy ~ potent to rsnoved
ID, trnct"ns may be ns~d huf bird purpose but
that where bottle In II u used may fail into
the hands OF really needy sufferers
To slI who suffer from any trregustitsj painful din
colt txeesnve offensive obsrar,ed Mensttuation,
Lueorrnea, the train ofdh that follow would
Try bott" OF Dr.. lyon French PERIODICAL Drops
Being fluid preparation their action IL dr-ct and
positive than AIRY Pill c~dsr.. Explicit drsc.i
he srinz my facsimile, accompany each bottle.
They be ohstn- Of nearly every druggist 10 the
country, OF hy enclosing tn" Irce 81 G, CLARK
90, New Haven, CT General Agents for the United
States and Ganxda.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

fvS st.r y.srsIarrD AND Mosr I.rxr RIevs sLrrr-
ING COACHES HSlN THE WORLD - sccomps-
nv ali night rains this railway
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

-deoree Ticknor Curtis, afls halfadoz.
en- coiumnson The Sources and Obligations
of Fundamental Law drily tantahzesl the
victimized reader by the remark: .'Thus Far
have endeavored briefly 10 suggest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Fl4AMr UYyALO-eyNs u. Icfh tine non -.
Tof OF. fsrhsnr4 al fMichtean STREETS:
NsA1 =. ~. new York Day Expressi (snn-
days sxceptsd) Atsp~at Hcsssnsvtils - -,
q fnkxs essQushanna e:l7 p NJ, tNneE Tsvasfs ?
i4S =, (1~p ~ srrivs IL Nov tsrk MS0 p
Jbvpes4s 81 Great Bsnd With nslsyefs, Lecn-
avsuua Weston Railroad, and Of jersey Csy
With NsAuighs R1pesss r. ain Of New Jsvees kaaAe
rod for Philadeiphia. Bsltlu ore and Wsshinqtner
500 A. n. r xpress Mail, via Avon and HOT
nellsvfiie (Sandays excepted. Arrives IN New
York At 4 = IA cunpects at Elmiss wi Ndrsh.
ern Central RAILWAY for Harrisburg, PhiiAieiphis,
Ra,timore Washing ton AMI point~ Eouth
0,2O r. M. lightning Express, lsandays ea-
c.ped).s Seops ssltislenelisyi 10 a:25 p. m tsnph
and arrive, in New York TOO III. Connects Al
~ Jer,ey CITY With Morning Expres Train " New
Jar.e, R.iir al Baltimore suI washington,
And al New Yurk with Morning "a prsss araia for
IA 4 Ros,on spi New Ersiand Gstiss-
e.IO p, n. New York Wight Express,
DAILY. sttpsat Potaa. s:s5 =: m tsup.@ ,aIer-
Swing At Uof nelsvill. with the Ei6 p m TraiL
fscm uuuktfk and arrive In Now York at i2.oo
i12pP. NJ. Cincinnati Express, tsunasys
eyc.pte,D Stops At snsanrh tnna t;oo m. bxIS
turner's ITO p. M, (Diu.l, and arrives in view
York at lbs p N. Connects AZ siin'ra WIN
Nartharn Central Railway for Harrisburg, fhiis-
delph;a Baltimore, Washington AMI Ioints south,
esq iirsAts Bend ~ithg pttsSsr-. ie rkswanns =
Wa.ter~ Railroad for Scranton. Ire afon and Phil
sdsIpha, ant atN-~ York with Afternoon Trains
q - ste.uers for Boston and Nsw an&laaj Citiss
ONLY One Train Hst on Sunday, leaving Banalo At
6.lo n IN and reaching New York at INV p. NJ,
R,s-ox AM INV ENGLAND PAssEsGxss, with their
p,yvaae are transit Rcd free Of charge IN New YORK
30
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
WHITE PINE Compound

II offered 10 the afic'sd throughout the country,
alter living been by the test Of eleven yea 10
thr Ne England Stat whore is merits have become
well the tres from Which, In part 1t derives
tie virth-&.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Senator Conpess, Of California. is de-
scrihed by The Springfield Repabsican as -
eosrse, passionate, esetis,iosl man, modelled
in appearance and character after Pancks
the steam tug agent in Little Dorriit.'
AS a Senator he belongs TO the ''chatsering
school, being always on his feet, and aiming
to have the last word on every question:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

-Augustin ltarbite, the adopted he5 az
Naxinniian, is now at Rosedale, the resi-
depce of his grandmother, on the heights of
Georgetown, D. c., and is robust boy, four
years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

hS-To pleasure travellers the line o! the Erie Railway
prr.en,s many offsets OF interest rassng through the
beautiful valleys Of the Cherapag, Susaueanpa D-ia
v,re and Rarapo rivers chABeiss psEor anna VI
of nature. bess IL camnia nds Attention. a.IiI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

"A new married lady. who was verv fond
of her husband, notwithstanding his ugi;ne.s
of person, once said to witty friend,
" What do you think, my hrsband has laid
out ten gnineas for large baboon onlpurpose
for me T. 9 The dear little man." cried the
other. Well, II is list Ike him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

~ - = I
ne lrsal rsu - md R41k1
NEW xQ4x,B os
''' asp NV nkdExFb tIffRs. s..

From and after AEGrS1 2eb, 1867, Trndns vin ieaSf
in connection with MI We~tfrn lsnes. - follovs;
FROM DUEKIRK AND sALA1 ANCA-
By New York time from Union Deroh:
y.30 A. n, kAprsbs NAIL fror Dnnkirk. tssn..
q tl das ses<st fp63 iSysRsJai aiamanea lveos NJ
v ts,d txvnec<e IT & hsl sstlA sad Cbrnine with
the 8 90 n m Express Mail from Buffalo, ana ar
rive. IN New York at Teo a IN. -
2,35 r. M. lightning Express, from saia-
p,snca tsunda,s excepted. ftop~ at Hornells-
willie 6sas p. n. iSrp) interstetisg With the -
D. nj ira D frou Buffalo, aud arrives III new iork
at 100 =.
4.l5P. A New York Night Express, rom
Durkirk, Sundays excepted stops q eNl.ns y y
e !s,g vi, In, :, !. ss :
M connectug with Afternoon Traus and steam
.rs for Boston and Nav England Cities
$3.50 r N Cincinnati Express, rom Dun
kirk fsnu,ays txceptea.) stops at Salamanca 1t
Hiss p NJ, md connects ut Hornelisvii'e with
the ii:7op. NJ Train from BahAo, arriving In New
York al 325 r. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24

T KENTUCKYrT needs reconstruction
more than Georgia or Mississippi. In
either of the latter States Radicalcan-
didate for Governor would at least be
accorded respectful hearing. Under
the pressure of Mllitary;rule they have
progressed that far in the direction Of
free speech and free press. But In DEM
ocratie Kentucky the old intoIerant
Pro-slayery spirit still lives, and given
free course to run and be glorified It
would drive ont every Union man in
the State. The refusal TO allow the
Union candidate for lieutenant Cover
nor rtos speak at Germantown ian pro-
persnpplement to the cowsrdly5 and
brutal4ssault upon an old mar ,nd i,
cripple at that who livea IN Ts;nSIa 4
county, and is obnoxious as an oTioi-
nal and 9nhinching Onion man. Hay-
ing seized him aud his two boys, beaten
them till nearly dead, broken up the
household furniture, destroyed the
leave, the county under penalty OF
death, these exemplars of Kentucky
cbivairy and parttsans of the Helm and
|StegsnSon Demoer6oy retired. ! iThese
htfie Incidents suffice to show the tenn
per of the party that aspires to rule the
State, and wears, yeeds of sorrpWs be-
Cause John G. Breckinridge, the. Wnrsi
traitor ofthe WRr,iis not allowed to re-
turnand oee1py . place In the Senate
Of the ghhedi States. ss,t,,.sze-s,,4.
q -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24
How the PrussianS arc Restrained
and Why Bismarck Is not Aeen to
Fight Napoleon Immediately.
cOrrsspondenee London Times. ~,
EBRRLIS, April 2
TaE LUXESrpURo oUEsrIoN.

Indubitably as it has been proved by
yesterdays speech of the Premier that
he is not pTivy to whatever arrange
ments may have been entered into by
others, the papers in connection with
the Government continue to use the
most ambiguous language in reference
to the question of the day. Comparing
their remarks with the exact words or
this Ministerial speech, one arrives at
the conclusion that, though to resist
the cessiOn OF German territory to
France would be the policy most con-
genial to Count bismarck, yet he is
anxious MOTTO commit himself ire
trievably to a course, which, under
certain circumstances, might become
dangerous to pursue. The chief diff
Guilty for this Government lies not in
the attitude of France, but in that
of Austria. Could the neutrality
OF. the latter be counted upon, or
could 1t, at leasi, he anticipated
with any certainty that such hostile In
tentions might be entertained by
strained by the CZar, the language of
the Prussian Cabinet would be proba-
bly, as resolute as the popular voice de-
mands. AS II is, Austria, instead of
giving Prussia the positive promises,
which the latter would be glad to re-
ceiVe, is exhausting herselffn friendly
assurances. pleasant to the ear, but
unsetviceable in the way OF business;
while Russia, though she might possi-
bly, avail herself of Austria being en-
.plOyed in a different direction, 70 ad-
vance her own interests on the Lower
Danube, yet it is too little gratified by
the establishment OF. German unitytO
directly aid in Its consolidation, unless
she has an object of her own in doing
so. If, therefore, Prussia cannot re-
solve to prepare for the worst, and, If
need be, tight single-handed both Aus
tria7 and, France-a tough but. not inn
praeticablep piece of work for the 500 600
bayonets' at her disposal-the fate of
Luxemburg may be ultimately decided
not at Paris, not at Berlin, but at st.
Petersburg. 1t is not impossible that
Russia, deeming German unity too
solid to be com6ated and Austria too
feeble to Withstand. a hard blow, may
seize upon the opportunity to ally her
self withIa State which, in the event of
the Kaiser's siding against it, would
necessarily seek its natural friends and
supporters among Magyars, CLschians,
and Croats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24
NO. 2O6.
gnsnranfr. = =, .,.s q s., %
Franklin Insurance Company
~. Iai.aE wHEEIss, ---II..---.



7. d. Logan, T. P. Shallcross, j 8. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, J. H. Hobbs, Saml. MeClsl.
Ian, g. w. ETanEheiln, Jas. n, Vance, Alex
LRughlln. N.A 3
TNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and In that time
done q successful bpsiuefs, Is still prepared
TO take risks Rt fair rates on Buildings Of hn
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishmsnts, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
ms company offers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
dwellings, Furniture, Barns and cOntentR1Or
nL 3 years Al reduced rates,
THIS being home institution, with the lar
EeSt capital and surplus of any COMPANY in
" tue stale and composed OF some
nlnety.four stOokholden, most OfWbom Hre
among our DeEt business men, recOmmendA
itSGlI TO the favorable Conslderation OF the
lnsuring public, and BOliCiA their patronage.
Applications for insurance will t,e 1,roEnpily
attended TO by the Secretary.
Once, North side Of Monroe, between
Main and Market sts., WhbelinE w, Va,
over the Sayings Institution of Wheeling
Nc ARTHUR, Secretly,
SAAII MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEI4, Vice President. Ocl6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24

THERE are localities in Paris, where,
by passing through series of velvet
covered doors. and paying a triaing
admission fee, one can get sight. at
the orgies OF ciyilized barbarIsm, can
reEel in a perpetual carnival, can see
men and women gone astray from the
real objects of life to make pleasure the
only end of existence. The lively
French term for these places is hardly
translatable; the demf-monde, one
says, that is, perhaps, the world Of the
disreputable caste; and yet the respect
able penetrate there every day and
evening in the year. These centers OF
dissipation are becoming as numerous
as the sands Of The sea shore this year,
and are never in want of patronage.
New York has nothing like them ;
London does not know how to main
tain them; Vienna, and Berlin, and
Florence and Naples but family echo
them. In the most popular OF these
places, concert and ball alternate
during the evenings of the week. Tie
music is always enchanting. artistic;
the balls are conducted with an abandon
anu AI9chSd VI AtCOEuE11 WnIcn 1aDelalS
would have blushed to recount. Wo-
men who lead lives luxuriously mis-
erAble one month, who suffer In pitiful
poverty the next, parade their toilets
and their vices there; the young Pa
risian comes thIther to slap his boots
and twist his icravat under his ear in
the fantastic dances; and the strangers,
fresh from the steamers, In son hats
and black coats, HE there to see life.
The expenses at these places are never
very heavy, and therein liesthe special
danger: one is tempted to become a
habitue. All that art and nature can
supply 10 decorate are called into
! re6uisition; Mabille and the Sale Val
Fentino TESTIFY to this In the Exposi-
| fion gardens one will fnd too many oi
these places next summere They are
Just the thing which we do not want in
EAmerfca; and between them and the
Eedfe concerts there Is 4 barrier OF re-
spec4ab ility W nIch cocattes and grisettes
cannot break down. sEua st5.i i..,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24

IL consequence Of the numerous good
and Indifferent names mentioned for
the CGnbernatorial chair of Ohio, a
strong effort is being maderto induce
GensT Cox % recall his dlsincltuatop
andipermis his maine 10 60 before the
Union Convention for denomination.
Gen. Garfield does pottdesire the nomi-
nation, and is going to Europe, his
health not being good. 1T seems3 to be
we'll understood in well-informed po-
litical circles that Gov. Cox will Weld
tolthea importn mites of fmany infiuen-
tiali men IND difereu tquaEteFsk6f GKe
State4to stand anothe canvas Ttieafe
appears to be q great d ulty m con-
te1traiins upon any OF the numerous
names that have been lheratOfora sug-
gestsd f0r1hs candidacy. -=iHl2I 54, ;liaaGor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24
West Va. Religious Book Houlse, Z
ONROE sT., WHEELIN0

p MONROE ST, WHEELING.
an HAND AND FOR SALE AT THE
" lowest rates, q well selected stock or
Theological Miscellaneous, Sunday School
and Juvenile Books. Also q fun assortrnent
Of Stationery, school Books, dc, Plrticnl0r
attention paid To the selection OF; Sunday
School Hbrarie!-, oraers by mail Promptly
attended 70. Address 81 Ep5lssr 2 -
GEORGE ". STONER.
aprll-ly Local Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24
81. ID. S II. w. SMITHS
CELEBRATED
h AMERICAN ORGANS.
Sole Agency for West Virginia at
no III TryToryn T1corS TT0T,eyT.
3 MoNRoE srREEr. wHEELINa.

81. RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
q MONROE STREET, WHEELING.
THHE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
Z IL only real Reed Organs now before the
Public The only Organ having Reverber-
ating Sound Box or Wind CheSt--Which has
the same Important part TO perform ms the
Sounding Board has in q PiAnOiOTte-tO give
body and resonance of tone and without
which the Organ becomes merely AelOdeon
not only have the Wind Chest, or Sound
Box, but have the large Organ Bellows, Civ
ing power and great SteAdtn6SS Of tone,
These, with their extreme fine HoicinR Of the
the Most perfect Organ Known. Then, in
dneneSS OF. VOL kmnnship, finish Of action
aud ease. they eEoelRll 0therS These great
improvements and superiority Of tone and
Workmanship OF the American Organs place
them In the front rank as the best and com.
mand q higher price than any other reed in
strument In the market. A careful eXAmi-
nation OF Them, in comparison with others,
VIII quickly show their superiority, Special
attention Is called 70 The style Of American
Coupler and Sub Bass. For CHURCHES IN want
OF powerful instrument, whose means are
limited, It's pT5ce renders IL very desirable.
Every organ Is warranted TO prove SatisiRc-
tory. The American Organs al have the
Reyerberaiing, sound Box, or Wind Chest,
and are finished in the highest style Of
art in, Rosewood, Jet, Walnut, and Oak
finish, richly vanished and polished, or in
smooth OIL Finish, forming elegant pieces OF
fnrniinre for the parlor or boudOiTj and the
Churches Lecture and Lodge Rooms. seven
teen-lI-FlAt Premiums were awarded To
tue American Organs in one month over 8ll
Competitors, at different State and County
Book House, or address GEOhGE W.
STONER, Agent. f-g ts3I.,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24
W. 81. Robinson.

WHoLEsAIE AND RETAIL DEALER
wv In PaintS. Oils, Glass, While and Red
Lead, French and American Zinc, Mineral
Varntshess Lime, Doom, sash. Dc
Hpsz8 MAIN STREET,
epIs5zm WHEELING W. VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-24

TIE lavish manner IN which Con-
gress has bestowed, public lands upon
private corporations bids fair, II con-
tinueda few years longer, to deprive
the Government of all that is valuable
in its public domain. Whenever cor
poration composed of private individ-
uals desires to build railroad or canal,
to construct telegraph line OF, a COL
lege, forthwith the matter is represent
ed as one of national Importance, and
Congress is applied to lfot a'grant-of
land to enable the individuals TO prose-
cute their schemes to a successful issue.
IN 100 many cases Congress complies
WIN the dsnands The number oEaeTes
thus yote9L AMY In a single session
wonld' II located In one place, make a
full-sized State. II ID 4 5116t0r;oDs foct
that most ofthe land thus antsff FaIIs
into the hands OF spec6Iators who
throw portions of 1t into tho marI,et
and, by disposing Of a part, enormous,
Iy enhance the value of the remainder.
The sections retained by the companies
are always the best portions of the
grant, and when settlers have improved
such as they have been able 10 pur-
chase, the value of the Companies land
has been doubled The corporations are
thus enriched, while neither the Gov
ernment nor the public is benefited In
a corresponding degree. M. 49,