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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-21
WASHINGTON, PA.

. The Supreme Court has refused a
writ of error in Fogler's case, not seeing
anything in Judge Acheson's ruling
that needed revision.
We hear that VIM. Montgomery
and his family intend leaving that vi
cinity for some other part of the coun-
try.
Kerfoot, of the Episcopal
Church, Pittsburgh, visits Washington
next Sunday.
Capt. John Hall still retains his posi-,
ton, we are glad to notice, as assistant
U. s. Assessor. IN.
James McConaughy, of Independ-
ence, died on the Sd.
Fred Douglass is wanted at Wash
ington after his lecture in Wheeling.
Hon James Veech has published
an interesting letter in regard TO the
early ministers and churches in West.
ern Pennsylvania.
in regard to the recent Republican
victory at the borough election, the Re
porter speaks as follows:
"0ne of the most splendid local victo-
ries il has ever been our pleasure to
record, was won by the Repn blicans OF
| this borough at the election held on
| last Friday, for township and munich
pal officers. In an aggregate vote OF
326-which is a remarkably full one for
| Spring election-the entire Republic
can ticket was chosen by majorities
ranging from % to rs! The majority oil
| Mr.. Wolf for Constable is %, while all
all the others are above 90. One year
ago, after hard struggle, we succeeded
in carrying the East Ward for Judge,
and elected our Assessor and three Out
Of the five members of Council. Now
we carry both wards for Judge-the
East by 10, and the West by 36-and
elect the whole ticket in the borough by
the majorities shown in the vote pub
lished elsewhere.
We expected to win by from twenty
to thirty, and confess ourselves agree
ably surprised to find nearly all our
majorities running over sixty. This
result which is equally astonishing to
| those who rejoice and those who mourn
over it, is manly to be ascribed to the
dissatisfaction felt by our citizens ofall
parties with the manner In which our
borough affairs have been administer.
ed. For years past we have been visit.
ed with enormous taxation for bounty
school and borough purposes, and vel
! the privilege of seeing how this>money
was expended, and to what purposes
and in what proportions it was applied
was never accorded to those who paiC
it. The dissatisfaction produced by
this culpable delinquency enabled us e
carry the outer works of the enemy
one year ago, and has resulted in this
complete triumph achieved on Friday
last The people have thus in the mos
emphatic manner, indicated their de
termination to hold to Il strict account
I fhn9n whom THAI ha ant
municipal affairs. From the character
of the men just selected, we can safely
| promise that full heed Will be given tC
the admonitiOn, and that our peopl,
will at last have an opportunity of see
ing what disposition has been made o
the funds we have SO literally cotribu
ted Tor the past few years.
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CARD 10 IyyALIDs.

a. Clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uri-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by a desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate, Will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in q sealed en-
Telope, to any one who needs It, Free o.
Please enclose q postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself. Address, -
.--...- JOSEPH T. ISMAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York.
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Trustees Sale.

by WRITE OF A DEED OF TRUST
y IToLn AndreW Hail 70 Pulaski ScatIeTday,
~ page so OF the Records OF ohio county,
and an order OF the Circuit Court OF said
tiaue AZ The March Term, 1857, sub
suLuanS Inc as trustee In place of said tTus-
zee named In said deed, Will proceed on
:, TUKpAf. APRIL 20tn, ist7, at 10 O'Clock, a.
ms AZ the 'front.' door of The Iiourt House of
SAID county, TO sell the FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
properly, TO wit. Lot numbeTeCi iorfy-eight
k ~ on me east side Of ChApline treet in the
EltLh Ward or the CITY OF Wheeling in The
Seste OF WEST Virginia AS trustee I sell
s4c9 interest only a Is vested IN me BY SAID
oeed and order. Terms or sAle-Cash.
-=l-Ll JOHN q. CHANDLER Trustee.
WHEELING, March 70, 1867. mar2-Id
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WHY NOT USE TILE prsr-

Over twenty years increasing demnd ha,
established the fact that MATHEWS vESE,
TIAS HAIR DYE, Is the best in the. world. Ii
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub of or make the hair sppeartlusty and
dead, but tmparts TO 1t new life and lustre
tered A child can apply it Always gives
sltisfaction- Only 20 cents per bottle Sold
A: !. MATHEWS, Manufactures, n, Y.
sale Agents may9llIyaoi
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y LONDON letter to the Round Table,
written before the death of Artemus
ward, intimates that his convivial
habits aggravated his illness. 81 am
AFRAID the writer said, "that 'lioniz-
ing In London did him no good. 1
do not think our literary, dramatic
and artistic word ever took a strapyar
WITH more hearty corCiiality. He was
weak and ailiug when he came, but he
Is INFINITELY worse now. Late NIGHTS at
the 'Langham, with boisterous guests.
who startled the echoes in the Corridors
OF that vast hosiery with limitations of
ne indian war-whoop ut half-past two
in the morning, were bad prepara,iors
for work in the morning; and n coupIs
OF hours talk in crowded room under
strong gas light, did not mend mat
terS"
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LEx1Nerox, MISSOURI. NAV q, 1855.

MFSSRS. J. n. HARRIS & co:
Z DEAR sIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM pretty well known IN ourcIty and
country, and have sold about all the four
dozen bottles sent me in March last; and
md that persons who try the Balsam once,
come back again for more, as 1t gives them
epca To any other medicine for Coughs or
Colds Please send me six dozen bottles as
soon as possible. am, youIs, &c.
THOMAS ]. FLETCHER, Druggist
p. S. sell more Aliens Lung Balsa1n,
than ali other Cough Remedies together and
ii gives general satisfaction
Sold by EAUGHLIN SMITH & co
And by all Dealers In Family Medicines.
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y VERY beneficial act has recently
been reported to the Massachusetts
Legislature, which provides that the
Proprietors of public halls shall secure
suitable and safe egress to protect life
and limb in case OF alarm or danger.
II any proprietor of hall shall fail,
alter being notified, to provide suffici-
Snt passage-ways, the authorities NAV
suspend the use OF such hall. and if IL
Is used contrary to the order, a tine moi
less than one hundred and not exceed
ing five hundred dollars shall he i'm
posed. No subject demands legislation
more urgently than the crowdinr of
people in halls from which the modes
of egresS are narrow and cramped.
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Trustees Sale.

P1 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u from " tiliam Loe to Edward a. Fits
nugh, dated Oct 3, 1858, and recorded in Deed
BOOK 50, page 30, OF the records of Ohio coun-
", and an order Of the Circuit Court of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867, substitute
Ing me as trustee In place OF the said trustee
named in said deed, L viii proceed on STATUE
DAY, APRIL nth. at 10 o'clock, n m al the
IEont door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
10 sell the following property, viz Lot num-
bered fOrty-stx (46l on the east side OF Ciiap-
line street, in the Fifth Ward OF the city Of
W heelinR, In the state of (Westl Virginia. As
trustee, 1 sell such interest ouly as Is vested
In me by said deed and order.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JOHN q. CHANDLER. Trustee.
WHEELING, March 10, 1851 marlI-t1
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-zLAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
The (IhIIt.,s Cure when TAethInt.

Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones AT home have to pass when
Teethins. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pein-Choic, wakefutness, Uneasi-
ness, Fretting, F,latulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&C. We tell you candidly, one bottle Ofthis
Cordial Will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove AcIdity, Allny all Pain,
Quietthe FretluI, Promote Sleep.
Tryit. 1t will act as charm. Sold by
.4 Zoo LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
a.t. Wholesale Druggists. Main st.
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Change of Firm Mama.

7IHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CARRY ON
the business formerly conducted under
me name OF Dunlevy & Co., and Wilson
DnnieVy q Co. at their old stand, Wheeling
building They have added to their bCsIness
the mandatory OF Nail Kegs OF an sizes,
WILSON, DUNLEVY & WHEELER
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The Boston Journal asks whether
that section OF the country has not too
many doctors. and says that strong OBJ
lection has been made to the iucorpora-
ton of new medical school, for the
reason that there are more medical
schools now in New England than are
needed, considering that, with popu-
lattou OF ), la, S6S, there is one physician
for every thousand persons. AS TWEEN
~ wears is computedato be the average
active life OF n physician, one hundred
and fifty new doctors each year would
keep the ranks full. The supply, how
ever, from .allopathic institutions is
about six hundred, not to speak of
homeopathic practitioners, so that New
England is able not only 10 supply the
home demand, but contribute literally
to the West and South
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An OFFICIAL DoCUMENr from the War
Department informs Congress aud the
public what is tho annual pay and al
lowances of all kinds of the different
Officers Of the army. We give few OF
them; Gen. Grant, SIS, 12O; Lieutenant
Gen. Sherman, Sl4sl4: Mni. Gen. Hal.
1eck, S7,TIT; Maj. GEN. Msatle- 81 ~.
Maj Gen. Sheridan, ST,7lT; Mai Gen
Thomas, ST,Tl7; Brig. Gen. McDoweu.
SS,5lI; Brig. Gen. Rosecrans. s., 5l7:
Solonels, $500; Lieut.. Colonels. 81 e9i:
MaJors, SS,I65; Captains, SS,OIs; First
Lientenants, S2,TlS; and Second Lieu
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Doyle's Patent Pulley Block.

on HAND AND FOR SALE AT MASU.
~ faeturers prices i Ton SIS; Ton SEQ ~
Ton So Ton $50. One man can raise ,,IIs
thousanu pounds and the weagnl viii stnnd
a. any point Extra sfeaves fuE : ne ah,oIys
Blocks on hand cHAs. L. BERRY
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MARRIAGE aYnCFURICy

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
ments N MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
or charge. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLEN
HoUGHTOS, Howard Association, Phila-
delphis, Pa jRnl4-3nd&w
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Cottrill MORGAN

T OFFER FOR SALE. on SCCOa4oDA-
y ing Terms, TINS celebrated stock Horsa
ne y now AZ my farm, near Oakland. bnf
WI oe mere about the aLh OF March Ii ~
: not SOD he will stand al the Fair tiro1nTsS
I, ne and az some other point Ia ne
10y lus approaching season.
Ie01-AA RF, KELLEY
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TuE scientific exposure in the Eng
ish Journals in regard to the Caigmoas
IS having a very marked effect upon
that article in New York. The ladies
are beginning very generally to throw
1t aside, audit is observed that at the
opera in New York but few are worn
in the more fashionable of tie boSs.
There are places in that CITY whsrs
thousands OF dollars are invested in the
manufacture of them. 80
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Z SpeEial gutIEes.
KEoKUK, Iowa, March 10, 1857.

MR. G. h. oDBERT, -
sIR:-I purchased when in Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable AmbroSia, and
having used 1t, must say that It IS the
greatest hair reStorer and grower of the day.
Is now growing nicely. r ease send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed YOU will ind
ten dollars, which II too much, yon can re-
S. w. sTooPs,
marie of stoops, Brow n & Co.
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EXACTLY WHAT YoU WANT

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
vi known and used over % years. Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble A child can
apply it Produces q lustrous black or brown,
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggistsan Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
Tor restoring and dressing the hair. juI-eod-Iy
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Wheeling Classical Institnte

MR. t. E. BLAKELY, B. A. GRApTT-
w ate of the Queens University, Ireland,
beGs To inform the inhabitants OF wheelin,
and vicinity, that he has opened a ffrst class
English, Classical and Mathematical SchOoI
III the Commercial ollege buildings where
an opportunity viii be afforded the youth OF
the neteh6orhood Of obtaining an edpction
tnat will Mt them for entering on any pain
OF life, whether their vocation be Protestant
al or Commercial-
once at the corner of Monroe and Main
streets, up stairs
Further particulars, terms. &c. can he oh
tanned from Mr.. L. E 81 ELY at his Of
nee, or by consulting circulars or aCommer-
cial COLLEGE, Monthly y,SrIa -
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A LITTLE while ago the Richmond
papers allnded to Governor PeirpOint
as the accidental" "so-called," sc.
They speak of him, since the passage
Ofthe reconstruction bill. az "His ES-
ceIlency."
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TIE authorities OF Berkeley county,
West Virginia, on Saturday last Sc
cured the arrest at Martinsburg of A.
c. Stinemastz, for forgery OF $4,000
worth ofthe bonds ofthat county. Slime
martE has confessed his guilt, and saws
he was originally from Chicago, where
his family now resides
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Ware indebted to our ever attentive
representative in Congress, Hon. C. ID
Hubbard, for a number of valuable
public documents.
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MErcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
This new and wonderful medicine acts ike
magic, curing rheumatism OF years stand
ing in few days.
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THE telegraph tells of an unhappy
clerk, in II store out West, who has had
the misfortune to fall heir to eight mil
lions of dollars, by the death of some
relative in England. The poor man
may as well bid farewell to his future
peace of mind. He had better seek
refuge in IA Iunatic asylum, at the start.
He will be invited to dinner every day
in the year,-he will be called upon to
preside at public meetings.-he will be
constantly badgered to make few
brief remarks,-he will be overwhelm-
ed with applications for this and that
other benevolent society-all the new
born babies will be named after him,
and the illustrated newspapers will be
passing off as the striking likeness
or the Great Western millionaire, the
cut OF some wretch who was hanged
for mHrder or arson last week. New
books, new plays and new poems will
be dedicated TO him. The poor man
had better take our advice, and go into
House of Refuge mt once, IL not he will
have TO go to Lunatic Asylum, any,
how, at some later day.
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Letter from Down the River---Con.
gress and the Presldent--The Hal
pine Conversation.
Extract from a private letter to enc ortAe Eli
tors Of the lnteuis eEeer.

toTS q ule LlteutseEceT.
IRoNToN, OHIO, March is, 1867.
When last in Wheeling
remarked to you that in my opinion
there was no settlement OF our political
difficulties, except the entranchise-
ment OF our colored fellow-citizens, and
the acknowledgements fthe rebels. This
fact has been fully developed by the
passage OF the Military Reconstruction
bill. The Boat now lies straight in the
current, and she must glide swiftly for
ward, aud round 10 safely in the ha-
ven OF complete Nationality, based
upon the principles of true and radical
RepublicAnism, as fought for and won
by the great and free people OF the
North. Let US uncover, and do honor
10 the brave men of the seth Congress.
Ihey have laid out old Andy on the
eooling board, and the 40th Congress has
10 perform the unpleasant duty of con-
signing him to the tomb. Like the dog
s ant the hare, the first jump the trail
oES made towards Congress was the
nearest one, and the people, through
Congress, nave been widening the gap
ever slnSsi and now instead of stufts
oI sEass, tney md that hard, unyield-
ing stones are flying about their ears,
and they are beginning TO Chamber
down. ~
However unsteady the President NAV
be, he sometimes hits the nail fairly on
the heau. In Illustration commend
to your careful perusal a Convention
OF his on the financial condition ss re-
ported in II think) the Cincinnati Cor,-
meretdt OF last Tuesday. While some
OF his positions are untenable, there ia
much sound sense in il, and Calculated
to create uneasiness in every refiectinS
mind. IL Is. in my Judgment, the littIs
black spot that IS destined TO over.
spread the political sky, after the pres
ent storm has passed away. Very truly
your friend, .-. G. W. N
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Mr.. JOHN RUsKIN, the English phi
losopher, philanthropist, humanitari-
an, etc, etc., has been writing to the
workingmen OF England, tavoring
them with his peculiar views upon. Cap
ital and Labor, the advantages and dis
advantages of cooperation, etc. The
most noticeable point in his communi-
cation is the expression of his "Iong
fixed conviction" that one of the most
important conditions for the attain
ment of healthful system of social
economy. would be the restraint of the
properties and incomes of the upper
classes within certain fixed limits,
The temptation to use every energy in
the accumulation OF wealth being thus
removed, he thinks another and
higher ideal of the duties of advanced
life would be necessarily created in the
national mind f; by withdrawal ofthose
who had attained the prescribed limits
OF wealth from commercial COMPETE
ton, earlier success, and earlier mar
riaRe, with all its beuificent moral re-
suits, would become possible to the
young; while the older men of active
intellect, whose sHgacity Is now lost or
warped in the iurtherance of their own
meanest interest, would be Induced I'M
selhshly To occupy themselves in the
superintendent of public institutions,
or turtherance of public advantages.
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For Rent

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
i Geo. R Taylor & Co. ana I Ciana,,s 4
90, on Main street; also Easement rooms
nnlShed. Good offices in second story. and
49, 49, ICONS lor other purposes in second ard
-ttliia stoLy IN good order Possession given
n SoaS rooms Inn medlatsly, others Apr1l ID
M5hny pudding lots and dwelling houses for
S1ie AZ tue SIKH Wand, On reasonable terms
once, No. llS1S Main street, above Mon
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NEWS Avn GOsSIP.


-Lucellus L. Comstock has been APP
pointed and confirmed as Postmaster
at Kanawha @. II.
They work the Parliament of Fin
land in five different languages. The
Finnish comes last, and it is only used
by the peasant members.
Marriage has many pains, but ce-
libacy no pleasures.
"A Mississippi editor writes that he
recently saw two or three white boys
chopping wood, and ne therefore has
hopes for the rising generation of that
State.
SHEEP in Germany before being
sheared are carefully cleansed. They
are soaked and rubbed in watts of very
warm water, with potash. After cool
ing winter is sprinkIed over them until
the wool is white, and they are then
kept in n clean and warm shelter until
dry enough for shearing.
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aIep advertisements.
FOR CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The fne passenger packet "R: r.
TeHe$A HUDSOS," Capt, Russell VIM.
- List, Clerk, will leave as above on
Friday, Inc I'D inst at O'Clock p M.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 70
BOOTH BATrELLE & CO.,
mar2l-2t Agents.
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For Rent

TTNHESTORER ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
Hennegeu- Possession given Ann
Lst. Enquire on the premises, ~ Main 81