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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-10

We make no apology for occupying
our ars. page this morning with 50 ma
nv extracts and digests from Queen
vlciofia,s new book. The article ~e
publl-b must prove Interesting TO all
VINO can appreciate ths story Of true
and pure life in exalted official position.
History, urfort InateIy. doss not afOrd
%. mHny such characters a. that Of
Queen Victoria. There have been more
Brilliant sOTereigns, but lew 20 sPotlsss in
their private lives. 1t is as genuine wO-
man, and especially as a true wife
md mother, that sns appears 10 great
est advantage. CHARACTERISTICS Of do.
nestle life have endeAred her name and
person 20 the British nation, and won
for her the re- pect Of The whole world.
England owes noL Iittle Of her infiu-
rucs 10 Ihs character OF her Queen.
Her reign stands out in marked con-
trast 10 some Of those Of her ancestral
l.ue-rhe Georges for instance.
Tas devotion of the Royal authorizes
TO the memory Of the good Prince Al
bert, IL al engaging trait in her char
ac.4T, a. - also her concern for the rep
ufsiion aud welfare of her children.
He WAS " 5rihy 10 be Ihe Prince-consort,
and she simple story Of their welded
lives ~ related here and there by the
Queen. would seem TO indicate that
their experiences were not described BY
hun who wrote
..Uueasy lies the head that wears the crown
lis popular belief that Royal per
Bousges who marry SO often from other
motives than those OF affection, must
needs maintain formal and constrained
relations toward each other. Victoria
and Albert were not apparently OF this
Glass. II the Queen was somewhat
whimsical aud cOquettish at the outset,
she soon seems to- have suboTdiuated
pIuce, power and etiquette TO all that
was more natural and better in her
character, and to have given herself up
TO the real delights OF her household
life. Since the death OF her husband
she has given TO the world convincing
proof OF the depth and sincerity of her
devotion TO his memory. Her chief
occupation has been to keep alive his
virtues in the esteem Of mankind, by
lending herself to the patronage of all
that he had undertaken and suggested
for the advancement Of the British
public.
No one can estimate the Influence for
good OF such an example of perfect
propriety in exalted life as that afford
ed by Queen Victoria. How refresh
ing and wholesome 1t appears in com
parison with the character OF the Queen
OF Spain for instance. 1t is well to
have "A record OF some OF its most inter
esung and impressive incidents for the
encouragement OF struggling human
iry in the humber walks OF existence.
And in this respect the book which the
queen has given to the world may be
the source of Inestimable good to many
readers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-10

The salaries Of clergymen have been
made subject of Investigation by MI.
Amasa Walker, Of Massachusetts. He
has taken the trouble TO ascertain the
salaries OF one thousand preachers OF
various denominations, livingin eigh-
teen different States. They vary in
amount from four hundred TO five thou
sand dollars year. The salaries paid
in 1850 and 1863 were taken by him for
the purpose of comparison, and as the
result of his Investigation, he states
that the average salary of these clergy
men in 1860 was s772 IS, and in 1866,
S9J7 IS. The amount OF gratuities they
received amounted annually 20 SS2 a.
He thinks that clergymen's salaries
have not increased in proportion to the
increase OF the necessRries of life, and
also of the pay of men in other pur-
suits, and concludes that many clergy
men mast suffer severe privations. He
adds. that II complete statements could
be made Of the salaries of all the cler-
gymen in the country for 1860 and 1855,
the average would not vary greatly
from that IS above stated.
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THE superintendent of prominent
insane asylum in Boston notices in his
last report an alarming increase in the
number OF its inmates whose insanity
has been produced by drunkenness.
He writes that "the excessive drinking
Of wines and ardent spirits has brought
insanity upon many persons during the
last year. This indulgence seems to be
increasing very greatly, and its conse-
quences are indeed alarming. More
persons, and chiefly young men. either
positively insane, or who have been Sc
riously damaged. mentally and physi-
cally, by this cause, have come under
our professional observation, or have
applied here for advice aud relief during
the last year, than we can remember
before in the same length of time"
The managers OF insane asylums else
where we think can endorse this state
meDt,
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PETROLEO-GALCTUM GAS

ONE OF TIE MOST VALUABLE IN
I p-oysroenrs Of he Egs : the process o.
msnutzetE1itag 81 . tE ~ " N y
patents OF d. !. Il CounsLE- from an =
most vsinsiess Prod 9 o, PetE2-sgin -, -
n. TO- csad co1l 80 -Imple fhaG IEJ
Ihocssrd fssf Of Gas may U nae Y
an, fsr-n hard OF s-.a1Ie boy o. ordinary IL
1-Iis5z-'Ts N thrge hOurE II hEE b=en
Thoroughly tested upon suen sealss = =
NeLule Aouss In Wheeling, and a tbs
rrs1nfrv rs.sdsuns OF NJ. J. P. GlcartsL near
ne same CITY As TO IL the csEtaint = Of its a.
fJyiIuE entirely satisfactory rs=U4A n LLS
prod 1ctton OF sEIlAl std lare 5I go
Gss. and can t.s with sreal esotzes-a! zPpzas.<l
70 PTuGfe Reade-osz, SS7zts6Tl>f, Ezsse-i- <9s-
IRA Gzsd CSnsL- u : superior 20 any O.
now IN Use no; only A. TO lie sais.y IL, 81 .
pI,c9ry. p-EcE.ca5tltry and great cHeaPnS o.
manufacture bit for its superior rEtl-iAtcs,
solI ln5CeDos uPdn the sight and neeo CON
from tie suEphUrons odoTs common 70 Ss@
TheEe facts the oao=H Of the company
VII take pleasure IN demonstrating 70 inoe=
me company VIII sell rights 10 mzuutscSCEs
IN Towns. Counties u1S-EAeEE o. STALE EEG
direct AItsdttou 70 the following
TESTIMONIALS
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. {, 1877.
ToEAe Frsrs3esu q ~ Fesro5eo- CaL71s8I G1E o
SIEVE have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the Instruction and workings
o. The apparatus for manufacturing Cas- g
oordlng 70 your com anys pStent7' aI -, Ne
working upon the Mcclure House IN = 4
city, and county residence Of J. p. Gilcnrlsi,
E1il-, near Ints city. For simplicity, dura-
bIity, economy and SAFETY. we CONSIDER II
superior 70 any other method Of mAnutEc-
tuTfng Gas that We are acquainted with We
cheerfuIly recommend is adoption By al
Gas consunErs-
NeE kespeettUlly,
Nzv9- Of FhesIfng. .rsr7i II Sl5eE5s<v & o..
Nv. HILLER & c.,
UTI5oss FDaEHly5y ard EaSize WloTi5-
w HAZE,
Ptlrn15S- Gld Gar Ptte-
W. 2. GOODWIN a Co
RrUyTSt0gl AeLtlrs HON.
WN. A TCESE-
.JaceLT dJJd Bc.eh kdEST-
wv. L. TEERT,
General 2. r Tt1EG Agent
IoCE GAUSS,
Pr1p-iSEoF AeLtFs GoaESs Sc!Co1I-
And refer BY special permission 70
Jas N CHRISTI. ESQ.
RLEs5uT9A, Ra.J ogTasyIy 2 reaSlrTe- ctfy Ca c.
II GoLDIHARP, ESl.
GaI EH0fn>S-, PttsbaT1h, Pa
PETRoLEo-CALCIUSGG GAS CO.,
auR7-eoEIy Wheeling. ~. Va
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laE 5.n=rHs-s q = E%g'''<Es tsi.

,laE 1.tr=rns-s Of H. ESGlStSys Eei-
sr.pce. 70 General Harris csuno: D
mistaken for EEL meant eforts.7
people generally ol.esTB = name in
rzuts9r. from tie aszunsr and matter
Of lh-.- e1pression- when violent,
sgg.lys splihetz are ussd without Oh
r.g7. czuss, the Pablsc are prone 20 in
terE partisan II No; PsrsonalIy KS
lt-sa- intent. General Harris has in
CURED me serious displszsurs Of ihs
eji.or Of the EsSNEer, because, - It
you'd ZEN, ne 1o1nd OF his oath az =
i1r1r thai Mr.. Sarrzc: vas guilty o.
aiding spd ab-tung the ssssEsIustiou Of
P,-s.a -us Lipcoln- Can the editor psus-
trsfs The secrets Of the hcInsn hear so
lar Or 20 ssy that General Harris did
not reuds. : conscientious TsTd!ct
D5zs Ls presume TO charge that in VIC
Iagon Of mis- convictions and his oath,
the General voted for Mrs SuErztt's
condensation II the editor does cot
rzke this position what does all his
furious urads smouuttor Gen. HsrTis
v.as constituted q juror by an order Of
Ii, military supsriorz. He Hss made
= u4smbsr Of that imPortA ut court mar
ia. precisely az hundreds Of other off,
czss we're made jurors In etheE ezsss'
during the war. Was IL his province 70
rsi-e the question Of Jurisdiction Was
II Legitimate TO denGr and rsfussg Ger
tofply not. TbseditoT will not pretend
tia, it xss. why ten poGnes upon
me General and azsan him in grozs
terms as one of tbose "ITresPonslbLs
ana Unauthorized butchers that, with
OUTLAW, evidence, OF Jurisdiction, de-
creed TIE hanging Of HEz. surrat;."
General Harris during the war never
acquired q reputation for cruelty never
Sas called a DGtcher.-never vas secus-
Cd ofconduct unbeoomiug an officer and
gentleman. Il was reserved for the
ed.tor of the Wheeling RSgItsT 70 aP-
DIV tEese opprobious epetheis. APPa-
T-a,lv no NAME character il sale at his
uands. who hsppsns 70 be his po!itLczi
ggogreu,. He would have the public
believe that such men as Governor
Foreman and General Hsrris are de-
prs~ed and vicious men. He constant
ivrstgrs 10 them a. enboiimsnts Of
evil and hateful instincts. Inc
EDITOR seems to md qualification il
the very excess % his denUnciatiODs.
Does he not know that the public mis-
trust the Inspiration OF such seEseless
abusg? They naturally conclude that
sucb a writer Is apt TO have a very de-
TnouiacsI nature.
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Our Hydrant water - Seen Under
I,rrI,.eope-Csuse Of its IBPurfty
md Kennedy suggested Therefor

Our Hy drAnf ~ 8tST - 80 1880
uferoseoPe-Csas@o Of its IWPurity
and Remedy suggested Therefor
T EzlsoTs Lztels2ze@-
Iaers has ben for the PssE few days
4 universal complaint EmU1E the CHI
zzas Of Wbs<ling, Of the almost inlol-
era Div dtszxresaols taste and smell 0!
he hydr1nE EEIeF aich - are all
eonpe!asd 10 Use daily. This fact IN
dUSsd me, in couDlTion with NJ I'd
uun1 Boxing. % examine = and ind,
II pozzioI=, TIE czusz- Ths wafer was
examined trs=h from the hycrEuL !
drop pLze=d under the microscope r=-
yszIsd portions Of Tsg=sA BE Enzi-st n
= state Of c4oom position, al extremely
small amount Of ThES - called ssc-tz7S>7sE
ana large numb OF animal and T=E-
table Organisms. Pure Sztzr SSss 5sDl
contain Ihzsz, and iLsy are aot Hoo--
I some when taken II EyEIzcs l1Lo ne
5 stomach with every rrOu.htul OF SzisE
Z <s drink This oJcdltlOn o. LA-nss =
. no: zcao. utssi !Jr oy Esc=nt rams y s-.-l-
ing vegetable matter into me sIESr. y
Is vel kDO N that : rEin heavy eAo-sI
20 wash matter IRON IES =1--zcS =
the stream o=4OJ, SOl41 nO- Only = -
me current, bit render i LurhI1- he
hvdrznE water, OF EE= contrary ! zP-
Dz--aiIy - eissE sEd pure 70 ne eye -
sp-1nz - vel TE-zE. Il = zSaounL=2
: FOX, however, By TIE extremely los
& stage O. L1= ~ ---~-N
pools On E!Iher bank q i5s ETsEs COR
I aiming waller = hich Is daily sIpO-e1 70
Z me de-ce rEys Of an AoEus- sun, b
4 cone, il :=E hour, and especially II
Z .h=y cCnLs!n small q usnilIl Of decay
lnE ysSetzb Ls or animal uIztce-, the
home OF millions Of organisms, which
. readily reach the .lGEEish current,
EEzre Ihsy are RAPIDLY multi
Piled. In ihLs condition ne
water L thrown into Tie Reservoir,
~hsre they zre stIl! further Increased
IL uuub srz before they are distributed
through the city 20 u swallowed By is
cE.ILsns. Their numbers Viii nol b=
.sEer until there Is rise in the river
70 rat hen aEay. Boiling the water
destroys them, aud il may D rendered
ainosI entirely pure BY stirring oElskly
. teas coaf1I OF Two olpoBtsEso alum
II bucket full, WHEN, amer Standing
long enough, they VIII BE found n
small ~n!I.sh faxes o. The bottom. he
clear wafer can then u poured on.
Very respectfully,
e. ". ALLEs, u. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-10

a large PIP. Circular, giving Information
OF the great est importance 10 the young OF
both sexes
It teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the desplsed respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Soyoung lady or gentleman should fail 10
send theIr address, and receive copy post
paid. by return mail. Address,
Pc. Drawer, q, Troy, Ny.
TnchZ3-sod. triw&wIy
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SWEET oil, according, to the Ame-I-
can Artt=Gn, is an antidote for poison.
1t says that "a poison of any couceiya-
bic description and degree OF potency,
which has been swallowed, intention
ally or by accident. may be rendered in
stautly harmless by swallowing two
gills of sweet oil. An individual with
a strong constitution should take twice
the qsntiiy. This oil will neutraliZe
every form OF vegetable or mineral
chemists are acquainted" We give
this as we find 1t, and nope, for the sake
OF suffering humanity, that it may
prove true.
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Spiral 1utif.s.
oDBEET-s C8oLERA AXnDoIE

Asp.s.iy. srrz zod es-1in ere * Caoas-z
Dzzaaz- I.yszatesy.F- ar-Cho- AID CEz-r ?
TX Pans warranted . E-e II ever 60
II = PEEEED ri PEEszC-AS&
4 = RoS=-ESgl. Essoos S-A-toz- ~ "a
$40 =. : s1u-.a IA EezzhI n God
: 7 Bea1s- CzoGz1Grt- OK. ssss II eIzssS1
n S-seTI-- z5susssa sy J A. NseaAA I1u-
Ns-caEs:. Ros=-z GGs: JoAn Do1-o1- r =
2 az IIJuss LEuns-sz Go 3 IlzEls. NAY
1-ssl 4 IEfzE5s- JoA5 ESr-fsa. bS-E.o1s Mis-
SzzusI LszzAI-- = oos=ssA-z Ee[{E-s-- : a
I5aI-I5E-: Jos : So-lo1- ! & Ro-ss-s. Cca,
2 30 2 2 nv
IuvaIid. whose IseE-IuEtre eyes, al
~ eaAHS -sn1 eas-esIsd 1z-=- o=Esy 5
Eanz-tatils occtEi5Ur % TIE digestive, se--s-
-Js zo5 dEs-5z-Si1E C-Ezus, ~ aot az hozf
4 rssor1t-k SoIA1AS-'s SEE-EE AFEzI
E1. Uh5ch vii E.sTiizaly restore their rs
tr-zI f-Dets0as- snd rs-nvzsu-zts Tie e1i-:s
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
zuElE-lE
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SUBSTITUTE FOR RAILROAD rEEs.-
\ foreign paper says that the ''increas-
ing dearness OF cross-ties has given rise
to "A plan. now being tried by the rail
road company OF the Rhine, by which
the necessity OF their use is avoided
The rails employed are nine inches
high tiusIead OF tiye), little narrow on
top, and about ihTee-fourths of an inch
broader at the bottom than the ordina-
Tvrail, tweuty-four feet long and nine
hundred zuil-pounds each in weight.
Thes are buried five inches in gravel,
which is covered with three inches OF
earth, SO that only the top of the rail
remains obovs ground. The rails are
connected with chairs, in the usual
way, ana the two sides OF the track are
fastened together, ut intervals Of three
feet, with round iron braces. 1t is
claimed that this construction is as safe
as The use Of cIoss-ties. Whether it IS
MS economical, time alone will show"
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A Selling AGENT Wanted

nor THIS CITY AND VICINITY, FOR
one of The First Class and e=ts blished
SEWING MACHINES, surpassed by none for
domestic End manufacturing puTpoSes- a
rate OF discount will be allowed which Will
warTRnts liberal outlay, and ensure pTont-
able business AddresS wi b recon- Lnenda-
tons, BOX $50, Post-Ohice, Boston, Mass
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LIED.

On Friday morning, Aug. sth. Of IDHan-
raziIoo Of Lungs, VIZ ". LosE- aged ntty'
year.
The funeral VIII take place this, Saturday
afternoon a; Two O'Clock, from his late rel
csnes on Centre street, beiseen 5tb and Ith.
me friends ofths family are respectfully in
yited 70 attend.
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THE Atlantic Cable of 1866. broke fifty
miles from land on the Goth of July.
The fact was at once announced in the
English papers, but we in America
were not considered strong enough TO
bear such intelligence. So we had to
wait for the papers to bring the news.
We shall be Obliged 10 wait long time
to hear that the damagei is repaired.
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#auttd.
Wanted.

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a Ste y Il : LEV E-I1e.e OF
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SIMILAR % Coal III. bat Of
Greater Illuminating Qualities,
And ezn os manufactured a ocs-tsll y Y
cos % Coal on TnsEe i IKE @ 10 lEO1ns-
q sIpsnSe II p-ostuclnE L The pruSss :
ysz-y .Em1te We are O5GrnE Town 21ic
Cocury Rights At s. 20 go, making = s2l-
and sure Investment 1oz psarEtss CDSEap-o9 g.
Who mzy have small capital 10 Invest II q
probable and lesZttfLnssE b1stnsS-
FOR sample o. Oh and CiFculzr, socTEss
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T:no-e, Nd, elcsuSaE = e. ana Postage
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WHITE wITSEssEs.-The mouth Of
the man who pUrifies his teeth with
SOZoDOST is witness box, and every
time ne opens il two VOWS of cleaning
witnesses teztifie TO its beautIfying
r.rrnraartisE cd.
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TIE IIt:le life raft Sonparisl, as mas
already been announced by the cable,
arrived q: soUibenp;on, England, July
25.h. The foreign journals have eI-
Tended notices Of ths voyage, from
which it appears that the raft lay-;o
seven iim=s, from stress OF weather,
and the crs~ spoken BY one oftbs YES
=sls were given fowl, which Is still
alive and we'll They arrived with
thirty gallons Of water TO spare. The
Captain was s!ckIy TWO days during
the passage, Otherwise all enjoyed per-
Gect health, and the men were in good
spirits-their couDtenaucss looking
healthy and bronzsd by the water.
They had no chronomsier on board,
and sailed By dead reckoning, and cor
rected their position By vessels they
spoke. There was q smaller rat on
deck. for use a. q boat. The raft Kept
perfectly watsr-Iignt al! The wzy-uOt
Leak Of any sort having occurred. On
the arrival OF the raft, the President Of
the Chamber OF COmmerce went on
bosTd. congratuiaiipg them on the sue
cess Of ihsiT daring enterprise, aud ten
Gsred them any good Offices that might
be rec uired. The Captain reported his
arrival to the United States Consul.
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THE Healing ROOF.

Howard Association ReOOris, %.
YOUNG AS. On ts.= CaIUE OF soil
TCDg- AID the ERRORS, ABUSES 40
DISEASES ~hz-a destroy the manly PoEe-s
and =ea;s tnp=dtmsats 70 Marriage
TfLh sure means OF T=I=Z SS1E n said
IJ-- !. SKILLIS aOUGETOS, Howard -
soczaTSoa, PnitsG=phtA- Pa EuyI--sncGS
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The West Virginia Mining and
Manufacturing Company.

DIRECroRs:
HENRY CRASGLE, A ALLEN HOWELL
President, Vice President,
N. ". BURT, +. II. DODSOS.
". B. SISFSOS, J, Il. COSSELLE,
COL j. L. FOkD
UIHIs COMPANY IA now fully organized,
and will, in short time, commence the
manufacture OF Tenned Carton and LuOIicAt-
ing OILS, Lamp Wick and Chimney
For Information in regard 10 the Stock or
Business OF the Com pany, apply TO either of
The undersigned oI1iceEs, or At the Company s
once on Main street, next door 10 the II. d n.
Bank W. F. PETERSON Jr, Secy
:. P. HILDRETH, Trezs'T,
f. Z. ADDT9DS, Machinist. Sup'L Gec7
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CRIsPER Gonna.

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DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
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Address all orders to
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rncl1Zg-.And tTfw4wIy
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Ohio Female College
COLLEGE HILL, %,

COLLEGE HILL. o.,
SIX NILS Fzox CCSCLSSATL.J
THE SHEEESTE HEAE OF THIS
L Institution baEtES On Tie NTH OF SEEs
ZEBEE CzFaloSusS aEt Crcula-S- ecotain-
Ing IA Information e 10 the AZ posuiEneEi-
nd - 1eE-1ozzl facilities O. tzs Co-s=S=5 the
conditions o. s1ulsetoz. expense ETC, lCT-
.-sSosd OF application 70
nv. JAMES n ANDERSON. A. NJ
aCS-LSESE PzEDESI.
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Letter from - wheeling Boy tn IN.
Far West
S-EAAEE ZEPEER
FoET R1CE, DAEyTA TERRITORY,
TDT.z IA -

N-+- 49, -l'ehs
gdRSrs LAEeLHSe4ez
Having celebrated this gloEious day
~ = meeting, / hereby end Jo1
yOGr valuable paper. = htch nay = q
Interest 70 many Gg the rsaczrz, - ne
party = composed Of soLne ssFso OF
eight Wheeling DggE-
Tnegs l. a me Gool crsSL= o.oElnZr
<a1ze TgTT breath InTiEorstss srd II
-p!rs= O. N!th : sense 0; freedom, on
thts. TIE ninety Srz: Ind p=pdsnos Day.
80 f,lsrry chimes Of bells, no hlzrIors
mote Of ca==ry youth, 10 sounds q
rvrOgeedu me- or loud sounding sFtl4-
f=ry, u beard bsTs. For oas SOIL = free
za1 iUd=pzDd-nf republic Of very lin
tied dimensions, far away from Ire
EyHs< =szDss and msrry-uzEipgs OF
iEI- cay up on the Missouri, IN an
Indian eO1uEry, surrounded By wild
E@tsTn scenes
Bet IE, loving our E0ElSs, and thin K
ing Q! the good times there on this day,
have not forgotten 70 celebrate the ac-
vent IN az appropriate manner, worth
OF American cltlZ=ns. and fr==msn 20
tns manor BON, tor there !. 10; one OF
cur Lttls floating republic With soul %
dad, Too unto himself hath not SID
hi j. my OsEn, my naive Land.
Therefore all Of our deuiZ=ns were
summoned TO the f0reesstis, and SoE-
gson 9. q. Porter. L. : A. Fzs ez-4s2
TO the chair, and John z. Asnos4 zP-
pointed Secretary
Ar. John 2. HeEysy, % Wheeling,
"a. called 5or, and responded u 3 very
patriotic speech, sxplsilnE on the lTe=-
dom and privileges Of TIE American
Dsople; tue difficulties, trials, DC. thzt
iney have 6iins;ood; also, The ELECTS Of
oar National InotP=noence, the day
We Celebrate
Captain L ". B5rtza was next call
ID for, responding in very gallant
usnneT, with much credit 20 himself
and great pleasure 70 his hearers
Captain Mal. J. Love, WISH. Reid,
Clerk Dr.. g. I. Porter and Major
Lynd. L. :. Il. were next called, sd-
dressing us With : few brief remarks.
The whole party wss insr invited D.
the President 70 drink in honor Of the
OCCASION, which was done by most all,
With many rO4sts foI orr Anniversary.
4 fer which a hearty vote Of thanks
wss rendered by the managers 70 Cap
tain Lowe and the other officers OF the
boat, for their Kind treatment 70 Is
during the tip.
The nesting then adjourned with
three hearty cheers for tAs Fourth Of
July, and a tiger fOE OR Union.
Dr.. g. L PORTER, T. ;. a, PTcst.
JoES z &ESDEL, SsTetGry.
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