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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-11
TAKE PARTICUI.AR NOTICE

DR.. ]. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by Improper indulgence and ole
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
unutlng them for either business, study, sOs
ctetY or marriage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits oil YOUTH viz
weakness Of the Back and Limits PANS in
the Head, Dimness Of Sight, Loss OF Muscu-
lar Power, Palpatation OF the Heart, Dys-
pepsia, Nervous IrritabIlity, Derangemenf OF
me digestive Functions, General Debility,
Symptoms Of Consumption, dc.
MENTALEY.@The fearful edeets on ths
mind are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Mem.
Dry Confusion Of Ideas, D oppression OF Spirits
EVIL Forebodings, Aversion TO Society, Self
DtstEpsty Love OF Solitude, Timidlty, &c arc
Bomeor the evils produced.
Thousands Of Persons OF all ages can now
Judge what Is the cansa OF their declining
health, losing their VIgor, becoming Eeak
pale, nervous and emaclated, having sInRu-
Lar appearance about the eyes, Cough and
Symptoms Of Consumption.
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LooAs's ARsIoA, Rub it in,
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oR9ANIO WEAKNEss

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate Of one Of the most emInent
Colleges in the United States, and the preaier
part of whose life has been spent in ne no..
pitRls Of London, Paris, PhIladelpbIS AMI
elsewhere. has effected some OF the moSt as.
ton1shtng cures that were ever known mNnv
troubled with ringing In the head and eaS,
when asleep great NERVOUSNESS being Alarmed
NJ sudden sounds, bashfulness, with treouert
blpShtnR, attended sometimes with uerInVe.
ment Of mind Mere cnred irnrraeIiiatsir eee
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..TeA4r, TRAMp, the boys are march-
ing, their feet well protected by Boots
and Shoes bought at Blond q Bach
mans, l0I Main street. corner of Sprigg
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the
btaI happiness. Indeed, Without these the
journey through life becomes weary pIlRIi.
mage; the prospect hourly darkens 10 the
view, the mind becoLnes Eha lowed with deS-
pair and allied with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
& OHIO .RsR. COMP
orE1tE RIIF. &9AIogkA IIR Fsa \ 81 ~ e
0'lo9H' AcooMopATIoN TRAIN.

WINTER SCHEDQLEs. ,,,x
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL KUN 81
L the following schedule on and @ter jan
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ON ACCOUNTS.

The committee report the following
claims against the city and recommend
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8. That the Street Commissioner be
pairs to the sewers of the city, wher-
ever they are found In a dangerous con-
dition, without waiting for specific
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M. yoFNsog as disoqysEssa re most

TIE oNt GES f1 81 5s I'M! e CURE
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Los.aIAas,s AnStesa2s2s ind So sinai
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MEMaI.
BALTIMORE lock HOSPITAL

EsrABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM
= QUACKERY.
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LooAis;s ARNioA. for sore. throatl
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nR. JoHNs0N 6Hs discovered mo most
III Ss5Sa PSS sf sRa eas5 ,E ss !sd
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DisehaF.
mes, Dyspesia, Lansnnrs Tow SpiTits, Con-
fusion OF Ideas, Palpliatiou of dths Heart
TImIdlty, Trembling. DimuHS OF Sight, or
Nose, or skin, Affections on the, L1Ver, LunRs
Stomach, or BoWels-thosei Terrible DIsoT
ders Arising from solitary Habits OF Youth
their victims than the song Of SyTens to the
Mariners of Ulyses, blig hting their moSf
brilliant hopeS Or ante pa tons, rendering
YOUNG MEN ss..,i-g-
EgpeciaIly. who have become the victims oy
Solitary Nlee, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an untImeIv
excellent talents and brilIlantfntelIect Who
might otherwise have entFanced listening
WaFed TO eStacy the living iyre, TeaS .S OF
with full confidence. ~ roe
Y NSrffed Persons OF Young Men contsmDl,.
ting marriage, being aware OF Physicisi
Weaknesa Organic Debility, Deiofmites
He%ho piscss himself under theearao,D-
]. may re1gi ousiy confde In his honor as a
gentleman, and confidently RELY unon ne
sk1ll as a physician. AZ
oRaASIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and f0ll yieor restored
This distressing affection, which renTisr,
Life miserable and InRrriage tmpos dble, & ne
penalty paid by the victims or improper IN
dulgencieS, Young persons are too ant n
commit exceEeS noTn not being aware al the
dEeadfnl consequences that NAV enEms No.
who that uhdehtands the subject will mr.
tend to deny that the power or procreatJ6TI 4
lost sooner by these 1alttng into improneI
deprived OF the pleasure OF healty OfIsnTI1es
the most serious and obstructive sym pi5m1St
both body and mind arise. The System ~
comes deIRnged, the Pl ysIcial and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss of ProcTeativs
Power, Nervous ITritabilIty Dyspepsia PaIDi9
talon Of the Heart, digestion, CongtItptI6n.
al Debility, and Wasting or the Franc
Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
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With reference 70 the amount Of gas
Furnished. the committee report that
the deficiency was occasioned by Sc
we're frosts, and that the Gas Company
have made an estimate of such deticien'
cy and will credit the city on the
monthly bill. The Gas Company have
tapped the pipe laid by the city from
Centre street TO Mr.. Hildreth's corner,
and have given the city credit for the
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HAVE you been at tho Grant House to
see the Fire and Burglars Alarmf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14
: bag For the Clarion.
who shan 81 be our next s sovernor.

n EOc tine CLARION.
Who Shall be our Next Governor?
This is question, Messrs. Editors, which
will very soon demand the attention of the
people. Our present excellent Governor de-
clares positively he viii not serve
anotherterm. Then, who will have it9 The
undersigned. at the same time that. he, de-
mics the right and doubts the propriety of
the Legislature attempting, either formally
or informally, 70 dictate to the people at
large In this matter, yet from the greater
facilities that the members Of that body at
present have of analysing the claims of the
most distinguished men of the State, 1t
would not be unbecoming in them, and par
ticularly as unanimity is great desider-
alum in the present critical state of our aft.
fairs, in both domestic and Federal mat
tiers, to make some indication of its choice
to fill the responsible position of our next.
Governor. The selection should be made
with view. to commanding talents, unex-
ceptionable moral worth ,undoubted conserv-
atism. in. politics, a due regard to the.
peoples distressed condition, and freedom
from past party ultraism. Who possesses
these attributes in the most eminent degree2
lisi6sss A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE.
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THREE O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
use met as per adjournment.

House met as per adjournment.
Senate messages were taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Philips a bill to amend
Chapter 40, of the Rhvised Code, was taken
from the table and referred to the Judiciary
committees. ~fr
porate the Water Valley Manufacturing
company was concurred in by yeas 50, nays
90. sasr ~ es3. sss.t5 is1 - 5zi+sst<
Senate amendment to House bill to au-
thorize the Board of Police of DAVIS county,
to lease the public buildings, and for other
purposes, of said county, was concurred in
Senate amendments to House bill to pro-
vide for the support of wounded and disa-
bled soldiers, and for the support and edu-
cation of INDECENT children of deceased sol
diers, were laid on the table. ~ 800 -
Senate amendments to House bill to pro-
vide artificial limbs for the MANNED State
and Confederate soldiers of this State were
cOncurred in. i4fsttfa ~ Ata &8.A
Senate amendment to House bill to incor-
porate Rankin Lodge, No 221, in Rankin
county, was concurred in. siA - -
Senate amendments to House bill to re-
duce the bond of the Circuit court of Yalo-
busha, Smith, Simpson and Perry counties,
and for other purposes, were concurred in. 4
Senate amendment to House bill to au-
thorize the investment of a portion of the
real estate of Cornelia w Brown, ETC., was
concurred in. as Izst .sssft e SO
Senate amendment TO House bill to repeal
arts 66 and 65, sec chap SO, Revised Code
of Mississippi, and for other purposes, was
placed on the calendar.
Al message was received from the Cover
nor Announcing his approval Of the follow
ing bills - st1afssl. g. ~
An act to increase the salary of the Pro-
bate Judge of Coahoma county.
A n ff1enry,ns
rate the Chewalla and Tippah Bridgo Com
pany. 4@ ~ .u
and periuries, Revised Code, chapter Al.
afAI act relating to the sale of spurious
liquors in the county of Washington.
J Anaet to Incorporates the Ripley Insti-
IAN actltoineorporate the Mississippi and
Alabama Turpentine Company. -
An act to incorporate Oak Bowery Lodge
No 1913, in the county of Jasper, and for
other purposes. s. iise Is i
An act to amend an act to establish Coun-
ty Courts, SO far as the same applies to the
counties of Carroll, Franklin, Lauderdale
aud Scott gif = 81 6
An act to provide for the payment of per
diem and mileage to the Commissioners to
lease the Penitentiafy. .
]. An act to authorize d P Porter, adninis-
traitor of the estate of Chas g McGehee. late
Of Madison county, to execute deed OF
conveyance for the purposes therein named.
An act for the relief of Julia Ann Forbes,
Of Sunhower county.
An act to incorporate the Summit Perse-
vefanee Fire company, No. i.
An act TO tax guns and pistols IN the
county of Washington.
An act TO incorporate the Rayena Manu-
company.
An act to incorporate the VicIsburg In |
'ifance and Trust Company.
Am act for the relief Of Martha 3. Pitman, |
If Coahoma county
An act to amend the charter Of the town |
IL bonneville. sa rs sssI 4 81! Issss
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A DUEL.-An affair of honor came
of at West Point, Ca, early on Sat
urday morning last, between a Major
Baker, of Lowndes county, and Mr..
Austell, of Mobile, in which the form
er was seriously if not MORALLY wound
ed in the side. The latter was unhurt /;
but the second of Austell was struck
in the thigh, by shot from Baker,
whose aim was deranged while in the
act of falling.
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The Frazer, Trenholm Case.

The telegraph announced the other
day that the President had sent large
mass of correspondence to the House
respecting the compromise of the
Frazer, Trenholm case. These men
it will be remembered were the agents
of the Confederate States, and the
United States thinks they still have in
their hands a great deal of ''rebeP
property. From the documents sent
the House it appears that on the 14th
of December Secretary Seward, in
writing to Consul Morse, says the ar
rangement which the latter assumes
to make with Mr.. Prisleau had been
disavowed, as being wholly without
authority. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Chandler, on the 9th of
December, wrote letter to Secretary
Seward, saying that certain authority
conferred on Consul Morse had been
revoked, and he requests Mr.. Seward
will instruct Minister Adams to desig-
nate some suitable person to take
charge and conclude any unfinished
business growing out of the authority
conferred on him, which may still re-
main in Morse's hands.
Secretary Seward, on Jan. 18th,
informs Mr.. Adams that more has
disobeyed orders in the construction
oflaws against which he had been es-
pecially warned by the department.
Finding the agreement was absolutely
an allowance to Frazier, Trenholm d
Co., and not STIMULATING for any spec
ial balance whatever to the.U. S., Scere-
tary Seward, writing to Consul Dudley
Jan. IA, 1867, says that in respect to
such funds and property as Morse's
authority really applied to, he was
under express instructions to do moth
ing which should recognize the capac-
ity of the Confederate officials or abet-
tors of the rebellion who dealt with
them, or make any contract which
could give validity to such liens or
charges.
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.Jes soi'--"Exactlyl'--solo Single said; they
were there every time" If he felt 'owley" In the
morning he took Plantation Bit ers II he felt weary
at night he took Plantation Bittefs If he lacked APP
petite, was weak languid mentally oppressed, he
took Plantation Btters and they never failed TO set
him on his pins square and firm. 5tll
Few persons want any better authority; but as
49, "a owe much to you, for verify
believe the Plantation Btters have saved my life.
+ sea REV. w. II. WAGNER, Madrid, n. Y"
/ have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had TO abandon preaching. -
The Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. G. A. WILDWOOD. New York City.
had lost all sppetite--was SO
week and en'rvated I could hardly walk and had .
perfect dread of society. . The Plantation
Bitters have set me all right sss asjh 83s{. p
JAMES HEIMINWAY. st. Louis .
The Plantation Bitters have,
cured me of arrangement of Kidneys and Trina
ry Organs that stressed for years They act like
o charm G @. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N. Y"
Mrs. O. M DEY0E, manager of he Union Home
School for Soldiers Children, says she "hss given it
to the weak and invalid children under her charge, with
ceived hundred of such certificates, but
advertisement is 80 reflective what people them
selves say of a good article. Our fortune and our
reputation is at stake The original quality and high
character of these goods will be sustained under every
and sill circumstances. They have already obtained
sale in every town, village, parish and hamlet among
civilized nations Base imitators try to
our name and style as they can, and because cd
article cannot be sold low poor one they find
support from parties who do not what they
sell. Be on your guard. See our private stamp over
the cork. p. II. DRAKE e. Co, N. Y City
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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ID I1OuSD ul6 DuIbudub tO
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. Irby presented the following communi.
cation, which was read: s hs11aq
ls1sHsl6 Usage. raj JACKSON, Feb. Z, 1867.
Col. IRBY, House of Representatives:
Dear Sn-To you, and through. you to
the House of Representatives, in which the
Resolution originated, inviting me to adj
dress that body, and the public generally, |
desire to express grateful thanks. for. the
courtesy shown me. You are aware how
little it was in my contemplation to make
any public address in the city of Jackson.
An intinlation of willingness to hear me-.
coming from so high q source, has o great
and proper weight with. me, but upon ma
ture reflection, ] am unable to satisfy myself
that compliance on my part with their
wishes would lead to good results. Our
country is utterly unsettled, and each day
new events may call for new and different
policy a positive and emphatic enuncia-
stion of principles and views to-day might
work an injury in the changed condition of
things of tomorrow. For this reason, and
others purely personal, must decline the
invitation given me. 1902 NJ ali
Trusting that your Legislative action may
enure to the credit and honor of our beloved
but oppressed State, and again thanking the
House Of Represe atives for the high honor
done me, lss 5sss
I am dear sir, your friend and servant,
rs H .1.8.I7's 81 D. G. GLENN.
Mr. Merrell introduced bill for the relief
Of. Amelia T. ] Clark, a minor of Carroll
county. Passed. s..ess9f 4ssss.s
Mr. Thompson--A bill to incorporate Chap
geH Lodge No. $50. in Attala county, and
1or other purposes. Referred to the, Com
mlttee on Corporations. fss Isl If
rl Nj. Manning-A bill to authorizes the
erection and establishments of Wharf gOr
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IHB WEEKLY CLARION.

politicians are said to have COM
nenced working on the Presidential
states already. Washburne, Of I'LL
nois, is organizing for Grant, and if
successful, expects the Premiership
himself. Wade and Payne are feeling
the public pulse in behalf Of Schuyler
Colfax. In this combination Wade is
to have the State Department
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED!


Gentlemen ~ had negro man worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and less
for over year. had used everything could hear
of without benefit, utt tried the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. 1t effected permanent cure"
Montgomery, Ala June IL, 1885, J /. DOWNING
Il take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment valuable and indispensable
article for Sprans Sores Scratches Calls
Our men have used it for Burns, Bruises Sores Rheu
matism, &C.. and oil say it acts like magic"
NV. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargos
and Harnden's Express.
''The spran of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter. entirely cured in one
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Liniment. Et-s
Gloucester, Mass, Aug !, 1865. ED. SEELEY."
It is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs cures in shorter time, man
and beast. than aoy article discovered Fami-
lies livery-men and planters should always have it
on hand Quick and sure it certainly is. All genuine
wrapped in steel plate engravngs bearing the sig
nature of G.. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the prrats
U S. stamp of Demas Barnes g. Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with a
cheap stone plate label Look closely ,.r
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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The followingsis the conclusion of
an, epitaph on a tombstone in East
Tennessee II: i.s.1sa sss''l s. 4 l ~
N /. She lived q life Of virtue and died
Of the cholera morbus caused by eat
inc green fruit in the full hope Of q
blessed immortality, at the early age
Of twenty four years seven months and
sixteen days Reader go thou and do
likewise. ''laasssi ,a 80 '.a
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General Sheridan has somewhat singular
manner of showing his regard for .the mem
ory of the brave men who died to preserve
our government If those brave men were
possessed of souls so narrow and Yipdictive
that they were unwilling to permit their
eountrymen, opposed to them in open and
manly battle, to bury their dead with APP
PFopriate ceremonies, their characters have.
been very much misunderstood, General
Sheridan cannot Justify his contempt of.
law, and his gratuitous insult to q people
appealing to him for protection in their
right to pay the last tributes of respect and
affection to the memory of one whom they
loved and respected, and who, despite the
bad cause in which he fell, was worthy OF
their love and respect. by professions OF re-
gard for the memory of Union soldiers. ne
can foul and belittle the cause for which
they fell but he cannot drag their names
down to q level with the contemplate and
diseracefuI act perpetrated by Griffin and
endorsed by himself If the Union dead,
who fell because of the skill and intrepid
couraqe of Albert Sidney Johnston on the
field IF Shiloh, could speak In rebuke of the
sEa,,,e .Shicl General Sheridan has attempt
ed to cast on their memory, there would be
3 cry oflIetestation reaching from earth to
heaven. and overwhelming IN reproach and
obiouuv the spirit seeking SO mean a re-
yelIce IS Is exhibited in Sherman's letter It
Is the spirit of radicalism, and is daily dis
ilonoring the constitution and betraying the
canss for which the soldiers Of the Union
died. assss 20 -. s''s 80 g, -
s lssae1q 81 SIC 81 tss . gs1essg zas g.
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The Tennessee Legislature has de-
clared the seat Of Jackson district va
cant. the representative nor being sufii-
GENTLY loyal. 81 sssIlss
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Who would not be beautiful who would not add
to their beauty9 What gives that marble purity and
distggHe appearance observe upon the stage, and
in the city BELIEF 1t is no longer secret They
Hagans Magnolia Balm. Its continued use removes
TAM treckes pimpes and roughnes from the face and
hands, and leaves the complexion smooth, transparent
blooming and rsvishing. Unlike many cosmetics it
contains material injurious to the skin Any Drug
gist will order for you if on hand at so cts per
bottle. w Z. HAGAN Troy, Y, Chemist.
DElIAS BARNES 4 co. go
t.1 {t ssf,st }4, Wholesale Agents, N. Y. VI
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14

1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradica seurf and dandruf.
Nkeeps the head cool and clean.
sal It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
uprevents hair turning gray and falling of.
restores na.r upon pfelnatpreLy oa:n aeaos
prettytis cheap durable 1t is literally sold by
the carload and yet its almost incredible demand IL
daily increasing until there is hardly country store
that does not keep it. family that does not use it
-t+ ss-f# E.THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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M a n drake Pills

May be taken with entire safety by all ages and
conditions, producing all the good results that
be obtained from calomel, or any of the mercnIial
medicines and without any of their hurtful or In
furious results. They carry out of the system the
teculent and worn.out matters loosened and dis
solved by my SEAWEED TONIC AND PULh0-
MIG SYkUPs 1t will be seen lha. all three OF my
medicines are needed in most cases to cure Con.
sumption 9Nfr9si1gMstB Gfla R04 8EC4G1B
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14

Speaking of the efficiency of negro
testimony, the Charleston. Mercury
says that thus far the law admitting
negro testimony in the South Carroll
ma Courts has been attended with
more than the usual success. The col
ored witnesses appear to be fully. i'm
pressed with the obligations placed
upon them and their evidence has been
generally given with an evident desire
to tell the whole truth and nothing but
the truth. There was but little ten
deney to prolixity and discursiyeness,
and the testimony has, in. the late
criminal trials. been clear, Ineligible
and to the point. hua sssols
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AauA pn MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to sny Cologne, used 70
and fresh to alay inflammation to perfume clothing,
for headache, &c II 10 manufactured from the Eich
Southern Magnolia, and II obtaining patronage quite
unprecedented. Ii favorite with Actresses and
Opera Singers It Ii sold by all dealers, Ut elOO IN
large bottles, and by 9af