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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-15

\ BREWER IN TRoUELE.-Mr. j. II.
Heigler. proprietor OF beer brewery
in Ritchietown, was arrested yesterday
by United States officers and taken be-
lore Commissioner Forbes, on charges
ot violating the revenue laws. There
were Two charges against him, viz:
LIST, that he was engaged in the manu-
mclure of spiriluous liquors without
having paid the special tax required
by the United States law, and I'd that
he was using the same stills, boilers
and other apparatus for manufacturing
whisky that were designed and had
been previously used for brewing beer.
1t seems that he was engaged IN con
VerIiug sour ale into malt whisky. OPP
Grating with brewing apparatus, Mt. II.
ran very little risk as every one sup
POSED he was making beer or ale. In
au unfortunate hour, however, for Mr..
2 one of the revenue officers OF this
,-!tv puid IA visit TO the establishment,
and having a pretty tinc nostril for
alcoholic odors, he while there nosed
Out the whisky. ....
The Commissioner held Mr.. n. to bail
i'll tile sum Of $500 on the first charge,
and $1,000 on the second for his appear
ance TO answer at the September term
Of the Federal Court in this city. The
penalty for the offence il, in the case
OF the tirst charge TWO years imprison-
Inuni, mud in tho other years. i'm
nTisonment and $1,000 fine, and contis-
cation Unto the Stale OF Venice" of all
the machinery &c, used in committing
the offence. -.a a.
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Hot weather and sparkling ice cold
soda water, go we'll together. So says
those who drink the choice soda water
made by Odbert, end of stone bridge.
Only one dollar for IS tickets.
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PANS and aches of all kinds are re-
lieved by Logan's Arnica, the best
Liniment in the markell In % and so
cent bottles.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis
ordered Stomach, &c, use DR.. Ro17s
Pals. They have no superior as fam
lily medicine. Price . cents,
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GRAVEL RooFs.-Mr. George Crum-
put on gravel roofs in the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
TO give satisfaction, either in resisting
Ore or turning water. The tar used Is
put through process that frees It from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, it will not run. 1t is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
eeivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement aud cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, aud tor sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood "A test of fifteen
years in Pittsburgh. tui25- 3m
Address me through the Post-othce,
or call at my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street.
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EXHIBITION AT TRIADELPHIA.-An
exhibition is to be given at Claysville,
Pa, this evening by the Triadelphia
Lyceum, The object is to aid the Ly-
ceum in purchasing library. Prof.
Cockayne, of this city, will furnish the
concord of sweet sounds to soothe the
savage breasts OF the ClaysUillians dur
ing the intervals in the exercises.
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THE new style Petite Carries made at
Partridge's, at 81 per dozen, and worth
twice the money. Call and get some
before the price advances.
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ADVICE FOR AUGUsT.-Avoid excess
in exercise, either Of mind or body.
Govern carefully your diatand temper.
Look to the ventilation of your aleep--
ing apartments. Beware of drafts and
musquitoes. Raise your biscuits with
Logan, List & Co.'S Excelsior Baking
Powder. Rid your pains with Lo9d'rS
AT7licd, and read the new advertisement
in another column.
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ALL wanting pictures of little folks
should recollecU that now Is the time,
and Partridge's the place to get them.
Sittings are now made in half the time
thew will be shortly,
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THE OLD RELIABLE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

AT 1879 MAIN STREET, CFoRdERLY
n Wykes 4 Col has for many years been
knoWIedged 10 b. the best Gallery in the
State for plain, Oh. India Ink and Water
Colored Photographs. Including Cards and
Porcelain OF Tare beauty and finish. To
those who appreciate hne work. and have
been dissatisfied with pictures taken at other
establishments, are invited to give the "Old
ReltableH o trial.
N.B.-Special attention given TO children.
Small pictures, copied 70 any size or style.
'-7 f154a g. ". LOSE q CO.,
l39 Main street, Wheeling, opposite Union
St, over Sheib's Music Store. lunB
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON STREETS AND
ALLEYS.
The report of the Committee on Streets
and Alleys recommends:
LIST. That the City Clerk be authorized
to advertise for proposals for construct
ing IA sewer on the east side of Market
street from Pine alley to the south side
of Madison street; also for constructing
"A sewer from Washington street TO JEFF
ferson street, on the east side Of Main
street-eHch sewer to be of brick, three
feet in the clear; also for grading Lee
street entire, and report the Street Com
misSioner's estimate of cost OF each
work with bids to Council.
ID That the city pay one-half the
expense of placing a tstone pipe) sewer
in Market alley from Fourth street to
Market, provided the property owners
who are petitioners will pay oue-half
the expense, (which they propose TO do
sd. That the Street Commissioner be
directed to reset the curbing at the cor
ner OF Chapline and Third streets.
fronting the property Cboth streets) of
James Sweeney, Esq.
Adopted in Second Branch.
REPORT OF CITY CLERK.
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MATRIMONIAL. Within the past week
no less than six bridal parties have
stopped at the Grant House, in this city
ali within "a hours OF each other.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO VIRGINIA STATE TREASURY
Land WanRnts OF 100 acres each. Price
81 per acre. Would trade for city property.
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For Sale,

UNHE WHEELING FRUIT HOUSE,
situated on E'I1h street, between Quincy
and Monroe streets, will be offered at private
sold before three O'Clock, p M. OF that day 1t
" III then be sold ct public auction on tue
premises. Terms made known on the day OF
sale For further paTticulars, address JOHN
K. BoTsFoRD, Wheeling, w. Va.
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For Sale.

A TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS. BAL
"A timore make, and In good order, which
will be sold very low.
auRl3-3te q. W. AElSk EL.
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a tPHoNNo-) GRAPHIC LETTER.
some friend who has IA taste for literary
curiosities, has sent us the following
old letter which we print as n contribu-
lion tothe Complete Letter Writer"
Il is somew hat pTofans in parts, but the
bIasphelny Ia relieved by the ortho-
graphy. which is SO execrable as to
make the profanity appear mild in
comparison: Z
NOVEMBER the 20 1855
Dear friends take up my pen too in
form You thar We are all wei at present
aud hoping that these few lines may
hnde you all ingoying the same Blessing
we have BeDe getting along fine Cince
we Came to the Country We have had
Some agUe Cince we Game out here But
IL is nothing Amelia had the ague for
about two Months and now Is again
and she is that fat that she Cane hardly
see will saw name shutting Deer to-
dny and when il fel his eys tucked AS
Big AS the Bottom of tine Bucket he
shot IL in the neck. Will want you to
rel old dave the old sun OF a B.th that
am getting along tine and il had him
out here wood like to give him dHmd
GOOD licking j have got one Black eye
and wood like fore old daved To Black
ius other one but | think IL wood take
"A Better man then him. Will i wonte
YOU TO tel me II he has fond his money
yet goddam his long nose
Here follow "a couple OF pen and ink
drawings supposed to represent the
devil and "old dave" the former in
pursuit OF the latter. one has very
long nose and the other II pitchiork, and
beIwe cen them are the words land the
devil aiter him." so that read, ChRrade
fashion, we have "old dave and the
devil amer him." Who sold dave" is
must be lett TO speculation. Who the
other ts we fear some OF our readers
know too we'll RIreRdy.l
and the devil amer him
David Wsmsr good BY
will most forgot to tel you what /
have Beue doing this Summer But am
aKuiug 10 tel you now | have Bene
working hard all summer first when i
Came out cote to making shingles
ard worked away at that Ill bad six
dullers and then there wos man farm
inv for "A man be the name of wollick
nnd he got tird of and turned him of
and ne had sod akers OF wheat and 8
mixers of oats and Bot the half of 1t for
six dolIers and then wentto work and
mt out Sixteen akers of Corn and til
yet Il in marcel will have about one
dollers aud that is dooing Better then 1
Good doc in robstown now Will wish
You wood Come out and see this Country
/ YOU wood never go Back give my
Best respects to all the family and
friends nothing more at presant But
remain your affecttloned friend until
death
bear is where to direct letter too
Midway fulton Co
ilenoys.
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Grauspurtatt1u.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO r. R. COMFY

6AGIlMOhH q On4O L. LIZ SSIAA
OFFICE BALI. q OHIO RALRoAD Coz,
WHEELING. May 4, lS61.J
SUMNER SCHEDULE -
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
il me IoIIoWtnE ScheduIeo on and arIer Nay
FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore"
daily at. $50 pm. daily at...osS pm
Arrive washington--.i;O
ParEers6uFE $50 am. aaTper's F'y-s:So
Cumberland 200 :. iCumberlAnd. u IS q. M
Hampers Ferry T:i5 iGrafton-....--.. $50 :.
Baltimore ...-lC.O WheelnR----.l0:lU
Wash'n CITY ll:S5 uIncluding Sundays
oIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily al. 7:55 AIN daily at. e:f5 pm.
Arrives Wash,n City-s:4s
Parkersburs 7,O HRrPer's F'y-ls3l am.
Cumberland.7:25 Cumberland--Is4O as
Harperis F'yl2:SI a. IN. Grafton 1903 pin.
Baltimore 80. 4:31 wheeling o7Vs st
WRsh'n City. $40 Except SUNDAYS.
Except Sundays. l
NAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily $40 I'm. DAILY a. 80 AIM
AiTives-a Wash,n Ctiy--7;45 .
Cumberiand- $40 Harper's F'y-I.OO q. IN.
Harper's F'yl2:4O p IN. Cum berland.- $50
Winchesta .2;50 81 GEafton---..--ll:0 %
Baltimore BOO Wheeling-...-I:40 AIN,
Wash'n City.-5:6O e Except Saturdays.
Except Saturdays.
BENWO0D ACCOMMODATIONS.
To connect with c. o. r. X. Division.
Leaves Wheeling Al. $40 a. m. I:00 p. IN.
800 a
Tickets 10 ali principal points In the East,
West and Southwest can be procured Al the
Company's ONCE.
JOHN L. WILSON, Master OF Transportatio
= r. T. DEVR1ES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY

In Putnam County, ". Va.
VIRTUE OF A DEED orTRUSTF IKE
Dcuted to me on the 9th day Of Nay 1856, by
William s, Maddy and Maria, his wife, and
George w. Cargil and Mary b. his wife, to
secure certain debts therein specified and set
out, / shall, on the 9OTH DAY OF AUGUST,
1857, on the premises, sell all OF the one vein
O coal, except that on the right hand side o
the righ' hand fork OF the creek called
Muddy Gut" looking up said creek, contain
ed, lying and being In that y act or parcel OF
land in the said county OF Putnam between
the lands surveyed by Samu n ollinsworth
the land OF Gen. George Washing ton. and the
land surveyed for John Reynolds and Austin
Nichols and the same conveyed TO the said
Maddy and Cargill by Philip Null and Sarah
his wife, by deed bearing date the 18th day
OF December, 1888, and OF record in the Re.
coTdeT's once OF said county. containing one
hundred acres. together with the right of
a railway or road anywhere across said land
tothe Pocatallco river 10 transport said coal
TO market, and also the present rail way
and fixtures
The said vein OF coal is from 70 feet
thick, of the very best quality, and about
eleven hundred yards from the great Kama:
VIVA River, and adJoins the valuable coal
property OF the Raymond City Company,
The bank Is opened, ready for operation,
with a good and substantial railway to the
PocataIIco River, which It strikes or con-
meets with about q mile above its mouth.
shall also, on the same day and at the same
place, sell the following personal property
10 wit: Four Mules, twenty! Coal Cam, nve
Flat Boats, lot OF Mining. Tools a lot OF
merchandise. Terms, Cash, unless changed
'D ''-' - JAS. W. HoGE
JyI5-dtd Trustee, sc.
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base
ball was played, yesterday, between
the Second Nine OF the Eureka and the
First Nine of the Star, resulting in
favor of the former, as will be seen by
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6ur Sail.
Auction Sale.

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT 10 oCLoCH
Il a. M, SATURDAY Aug. 18th, In the Gus
tom House yard, a lot OF Corrugated lrol
and some pieces OF old cast pipes. auglS-tC
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KEPoRr OF COMMITTEE on ACCOUNTS

The following reports were presented
in the Second Branch OF Council Tues
dny evening:
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pYpoRToRsFKEEr COMMISSIONER

The report shows the estimated cost
NJ work in the hands OF the Commits
Sioner ordered by Council to be as fol-
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OFFTrE RAIT. Il OHIO RAILRoAD Cor
WHEELING. May 4, lS63.J
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DR. JOHNSON,

Member OF tlIs Royal College of surse,,u,-
London, Grndu9te Ofone OF the most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent In the hGr,.
pitfalls Of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA anl
elsewhere, has effected some Of the most H.
tonishing cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep great nervouBness,b Icing alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with trequenl
blushing. attended sometimes with deTange.
ment Of mind, were cured irnmedihtely.
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MESrALLY.-The fearful effects on the
mind are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Mem
DRY, Confusion of Ideas, d epression OF SpIrfts
Evil ForebOdlngs, Aversion TO Society, Self
Dlstrust, Love Of Solitude, Tmidity, &c, are
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands OF persons OF all ages can now
judge what Is the cause OF their declining
health, losing their vigOr, becoming weak,
pale, nervous and emRclated, having sinRu-
lar appearance about the eyes, Cough, ana
SYMPTOMS OF COnSum ptiOn.
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= GUNNER ECtaUUL+E--
nAssEHGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
The following schedule on and artef nay
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice. INDUCED In when alone, a habit ne
Quently learned from evil com pan Ions, or AT
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hopeo
his country, the pride of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy
mentB sof life by the consequence of devil
ating nom the path OF nature, and indulge
ing in certain secret habit. such persons
must b5fore communicating
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reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
bal happiness. Indeed, without these tho
journey through life becomes a weary pIl2ri
mage; the prospect hourly GRrkens to the
pair and hlled with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
hlIphtafI with 0fIF NUN
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DIR. ]. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and sdli~
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business, study, So
ciety or marriage.
These are some OF the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits oIyouth, viz.
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in
the Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss Of Muscus
lar Power, PalpRtation Of the Heart Dys-
PepaiR, Nervous IrTitabllity, Derangement u.
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Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice that dreadful and desITucity
habit which annually sweeps 10 an untImsT
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the mo-,
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entSanced nstehIn5
Senators with the thundsns Of eloq usnce ~
walked 70 estacy the living Tyre, may cal.
with Tull esoufitieuca
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-02

The corn crop is somewhat injured
by the late drouth, but the timely
rain of this week will rernedya great
deal Of anticipated and apparent dam
age The river bottoms, however,
had not suffered much, and now a
very heavy crop must be harvested,
un ess some future disaster occurs. +.
The late potato crop is also placed
out Of danger by the rain.
Apples and peaches are rapidly
maturing, and especially. of the for
mer we have. an abundant, supply.
This is certainly one of the finest fruit
growing sections in Southern Indiana,
thousands of barrels being shipped in
a season, beside what is dried,l dis
titled, &c, at home The peach crop
is very fine for six or eight miles, bor-
dering on the river, while farther
back apples only are found. This is
owing to the severe freezing iof the
last winter. iiTi5 50 tn9mIai0g
Politically, we are all right. Capt.
Sam. Laird, our present Auditor, will
undoubtedly be elected, notwith-
standing the crippled arguments that
our war-like Democracy are using
against him. They are the men who
fought at Panther Creek, and want
soldiers for Office, provided they are
Democrats. f.-,-s ~. l,atse.ss
Perhaps the johnson. Seward tribe
may succeed in trapping Grant, so that
he will fall headlong into their cess,
pool; but we are yet in the faith that
he 'aoiU fight At cat on Mis line, and,
like Sherman when he left Atlanta,
. will be heard from again." and ere
long reach that pinnacle of: fame and
honor, the White House. But enough
for this time. ..,.
AS ever, c.. RUNNER.
Rockport, Ind, Aug 90, 1867.
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ST. CLOUD LETTER.
Fashionable EXcursiOnists The
Crops, Climate, dc.

ST. CLOUD, MINI, Aug. 10, '67.
Editors Journal:
My letter to the JOURNAL, last
Spring, having been so kindly receiv-
ed, and having, see been quoted ex-
tensively, even in "Guides" and de-
scriptions of the State, l am encour-
aged to try again. iI 10 'ie
The summer has passed delightful
ly. There has been the usual influx
of fashionable excursionists and
health seeking invalids, making glad
the hearts of publicans and-livery
men. Agriculturally the season has
been splendid one. The golden
harvests, just now being reaped in
this latitude. have beautifully repaid
the farmers toll Grain was never
better, here or anyphere. Wheat,
our great staple, will Average over
ftsrty.tiue bushels per acre in this
county, (this Sank Valley region
and oats nearly sia'y. This, at pres
ent and prospective prices, pays, any
one will say, an ample return on cap
ital invested in farm at original cost
of nothing but labor of making it.
Every head of family may have 100
acres free, under the Homestead Act,)
and present va ue of S. or so per
acre.
One incident only has occurred to
mar the universal prosperity of this
God-favored region. About month
ago rain fall Of thirty six consecu-
tive hours so swelled the already full
strea ms, as to sweep out of the Missis-
slppi large proportion of the logs
got out last Winter in her pineries. |
In them the country depended for it's |
supply of pine lumber for home con-
sumption as well as shipment South.
1t was disaster involving in ruin
many enterprising lumbermen. But |
the logs from the Rum River pinery,
held at Anoka, (fifty miles south of
here by railroad) were saved. SO, by |
paying the increased cost of transport |
tation, one at st. Cloud may still build, !
and are building with vigor. ~ siel
Sweltering In tropic heat you poor.
broiling folks on the Ohio, don't you
envy us our delicious breezes, pulsing I
this crystalline air and tanning our
SHo' ASPlAAh6 CelObSeh GAU CACl ~ 4
With every breath?e We know you /
do, and we pity you. Come up, then,
and see US, pay US flying visit, if you
can do no more, or settle permanent
ly, If considerations of health or profit I
will justify the exchange To seekers
after new homes, no State offers
greater inducements, To the invalid,
no air is half so restoring. To the
sight-seer, no region equally access
BILE, offers so many world renowned
objects of interest. A trip up the
in September, on one of
the Northern Line packets, running
through from St. Louis to st. Paul,
at cost of twenty dollars or less, is
thing to be enjoyed beyond almost
any other experience of travelling.
But l am admonished that breyity
delighteth the hearts of editors, and
will refer the reader for further par
ticulars to a Guide published and
circulated free by Girart Hewitt, st
Paul, MINI. Write him list of ad-
dresses of your friends. and he will
send to all of them. FL. A. G.