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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-06
Franklin Insurance Company
.sIo0,OOO.
OF WHEELING.


DIRECTORS:
T. H. Logan, T. p. Shallcross, ]. s. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, j. H. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, G. w. FrHnEheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LRughlln.
TIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i orgRnized four year, and in that Time
done successful business, Is still prepared
TO take risks Rt fair rates ON Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estah-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes ON the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can he insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
3 or years at reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any company in
in the State and composed OF some
ninety-fOur Stockholders, most of whom are
among our pest business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration OF tho
insuring public, and snlicits their patTOnasE-
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
ONCE, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF WheeilnR
n. &C. ARTHUR, Secretary,
SAINT. MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. RESDEL4, Vice President. ocl6
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
PROTECTED by ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
DIR. JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of SIR u, Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician EItrdOrdtIIGTyIO the Queen
UNHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE is
i uufailIng in the cure OF all those palm
full and dangerous diseases to which the te-
male constitution Is subject. 1t moderates
all excuses and removes all distractions,
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is particularly suited. II will in ashort
time, bring on the monthly period with
regularity
These Pills should not be taken by Females
tilITiHgthe FIRST THREE MONTHS Of FSe0.
nancy, as they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage,
but at any other time The are SAFE.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Alec
tions, Pains in the Back and Limbs Fatigue
on slight eXertion, Palpitation of the Heart.
II ystericS, and Whites, these Pills will effect
although powerful remedy, do not contain
iron, calOmel, antlmony, or anything hurt
ful 10 the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around
each package, which should he carefully pre-
served.
sold by all Druggists. PRICE ONE Doll
LAR PER BOTTLE,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HS The fate eteUeTy ualudble Medicine 10 be
see thdt ufe letters "T. q: NJ" arc bl1t6n IL he
bottle and that each IDvdppeT' bears us FAC
sIMIIEs Of the &iOndtlITeS Of Z. O. BALDWIN
d. Co., and JOB MOSES. 60 WuhOIR tCltich
none are genuine.
Postage, enclosed to any authorized Agent, ol
10 the Sole General Agent for the United
States and British DominiOns,
JOB MOSES, q Cortland St., New York,
will insure n bottle containing Fifty Pills, by
return mail, securely sealed from all ooser'
walton.
Sold in Wheeling by all Druggists.
dcl0-dGweOdly
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BINGHAM HOUSE.

ELEVENTH & MARKET srs.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HIHIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
L now open for the rece ption OF guests 1t
has been lifted n p IN a manner equal to 7aIly
in the country. The locaIlou being central
makes It n very desirable stopping place,
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city. The ParlorS are spacious, and elegant
1y furnished. The tables will be supplied
with all the delicacies the market will af-
ford, and II is IL e intention OF the Proprietor
10 keep in every respect a First Glass Hotel.
Terms-SS per day " y e = Z - 1 .--Ea
Ian7-2md CURLIS DAVIS, Proprietor.
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JEAN ID. LEUCHRE, NJ. ID.
To GARANCIERE & DUPONT, No. 2lI, Rue
Lombard, Paris.

Sedentdry and SgudtoItS Occupations, Griers,
AIIrietiCS, or whatever tends TO impair the
YsiCIl dctiOn OF the Brain, Heart or Nervous
System. frequently lead 10 the most DtSir6Ssf1D
and EGlbdTI dsSilp Disorders of the NIRILE
SYSTEM, Students, Cierpy1neIl, and LdtuysTS,
therefore, who are especially liable To these
Weaknesses, should resort promptly to Dr.
DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC FIII.S.
4 pamphlet, containing null particulars,
with Directions and Advice, printed in
French German, Spanish and English, ac-
companies each box, and will he seut, by
mail, nee OF cust, TO any who will write for
il.
Price, 81 per ROx, or Six Boxes for 50.
sold ny all The principal iJTugglsLs, OF VIII
UdtiOr, ON receipt Oi the specified price by
any authorized agent, or by the sole Geneml
Agents Tor America, OSCAR q. MOSESS Co.
y COrtlandt Street, New York Authorized
Agents Tor Wheeling and vicinity, T. II. LO-
GAN & 60. All orders by mail promptly
attended to. ucl0-d NweOwly
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Extensive Millinery Establishment,
NO. 9OI WALNUT STREET,
PHILADRLPHIA.

MADAMOISELLE KEOGH,
MILIINER DE PARIS,
HAVING REBUILT AND GREATLY
III enlarged her place of business, has now
ON hand an entire new assortment of the
very best styles Of
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents in Paris she
is enabled To present IN advance Of other
tabliseTnents the very latest European styles
In Bonnets. Head Dresses, Caps, Fenthcna,
Ribbons, Frames, etc.
THE SAILS ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the choicest
goods, and those sending orders can h.
conmodRted at the shortest possible notice.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly organized, and has been
made speciality in the Establishment
THE WHOLESALE DEPA RTMENT
oneTs great Inducements 10 Afrliner-, who
can at any time be furnished with pattern
bOnnets OF the very latest styles, pnOrto their
being exposed ut retail.
ken. al. nov2-6m
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Incorporated 1880,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OEFICE No. . MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON Deposit, IN
NJ terest paid on special Deposit, Notesand
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
-Sollections made ON all points
IN order to meet a want that has long been
Ielt IN this community, this Institution will
receive ON Wednesday and Saturday amer
clock, Deposits of any sum of money from
one dollar and upwards on which lnteres
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIREcroRs--Alex- LaughlIn, A. j. Pannell,
John Mcclure, ir.. Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
OFT, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed.
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ausnraurr.
Home Insurance Company,

~ OF COLUMBUS, oHIo.0-.T
Capital =. -.li- 100000.
PreSI, E. Sec'tV,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. A. H. HANLEY.
JAMES H. FERGUSON, General Agent
ofiee, next door to NJ. & NJ Bank.
fan05-3nn
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Antrls.
Stann House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
informs his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened the ''Stanm House, -
No. y Water street The House is new,
with an entire souttit OF new furniture,
and Is complete in every respect.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 spare no
pains 10 render mis- guests comfortable, and
hopes to receIvea liberal share OF patronage.
Ampls stahllng. attended by careful and
attentive hOstleT. ~ % - - - -
JanII-5m HENRY STAMM
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#rdiraI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LARE-HEALTH-S
LIFE-HEAlTH-S
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's
SPECIFIC PILLS.

A RE PREPARED BY THE MESSIEURS
IA GARASCIERE & DUPONT PhaTnn1Rceu-
fists, No. 2l4, Rue Lombard, from the Pre-
scTiption of DIR. JUAN DEIAMARREF Chief
Physician to the Hospital du NoId ON Iari-
bosiere. IHr..H
Letter of Recommendation.
..r .s-..a. PARIS, May 5th, 1858.
GENTLEMEN:-We have used the 'SPE-
CIFIC PILLS" made from DIR. DELAMARREs
PRESCRIPTION, during several years past, In
our private and public practice, and have
found them most energetic and efficient
Remedy in cases OF SpermRtorrheR or Semi
nal Weakness; Nightly. Daily, or Premature
Emissions: Sexual Weakness, or IDlIote1lcy;
Special Derangements of the Nervous Sys-
TEN; Weakness arising from $. cret Habits
and Sexual EXceSSeS; Federation of the
Genital Organs Weak Spine; Affections of
the Eyes; Lime" or "Brick-Dust" Deposits
in the Urine; "Milky" Discharges; PaleneS
of the Skin, with Sunken Cheeks and Blood
less lips; "Pinched" Features; Irregular action
of the Heart and in all the ghaStly train OF
Symptoms arising nom Over-use, Abuses, OF
Loss from any cause of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all
persons suffering from any SyJnpfODIntic or
Organic dpeefiOILE of he GENITo-U RISARY
SYSTEMS, 10 use these Pills. With high re-
spect, we are yours most sincerely,
RIA. BEAUREPAIRE, NJ. ID.
g. II. DUJARDIS, NJ. ID.
JEAN ID. LEUCHRE, NJ. ID.
To GARANCIERE & DUPONT, No. 2lI, Rue
Lombard, Paris.
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The news by the Atlantic Cable last
year cost that paper more than the
amount of its profits.
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n $ b Y.

written for the Toledo Blade.I
An Important Case at the Corners,
under the VaErant Aet---The DeeI-
sion Of Squire GaVitt. .r.
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TrsER Orr, Ind, Sept. Q, 1857.
DsAR Sal notice in recent speech ct
Canton, o., Senator Sherman states - .
reason in favor Of The continuance Of the
present National Bsnking system, that the
Banks pay 70 the Government $4,000, 900
per annum, and uses the expression il you
destroy the Blnks, ron XIII the goose that
produces the golden egg I wonder u SEN
ator Sherman supposed himself addressing
Cock of geese no doubt his audience, like
geese, applauded the speaker and the ssnti-
ment, and be may be so much goose Is to
think be said smart thing but can be, or
any thinking man, belieye that snyr bank
ever produced . single ddlIar, from the first
Shylock down to the present time- Eight
millions fofsooth, Of do paid into the
government treasury for the privilege Of
taxing the real producers, the :aboring mass
es six per cent. on all the circulation OF the
country, after receiving nearly as much from
the people through the government BY way
Of interest on the bonds held BY the govern
ment, 10 per cent in all on $300, 900, 900
SEC, 000. 600; ~. 000, 900 tor the monopoly
OF taxing us Sc, 900 900, when we wouli
gladly pay on our debt the whole thirty mil
lions for the privilege Of handling our own
notes in the shape OF greeDbacss, in other
words the government gives the banks the
privilege OF supplying rs with poorer ar
ticle Of money, together witt tweusy-two
million dollars Of lhe tax Of thirty millions
VI tax we pay towards liquiasslng the govern
ment debt, Stems 70 me It's rather cool FOR
the chairman OF the Senate C0mmsttee On
Finance to turn round after having sanction
Cd such steal, and tel us If we stop IL We
kill the goossI that lays the golden egg.
OBsERFKR.
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>lgf eouid justly claim the rsfnndirR q any
mopey expended IN thtir late struggle but Tor
the'nenIy course pursued BY them they afs en-
tikibd v tne thanks ~ this Convention, and your
Donmittes vonid recommend that each meni--
bsror that organic ation be exonerated from biz
1uoe TO she O. h.I.U. for the coming year.
SsctIon twelve OF the recommend tions
oontained In the Presidents report was read
and ~ constitud ! amended 20 read asfol<
lorp:
4 That should any member loss his situa-
don In Consequence OF The performance Or
INV special daties imposed upon him BY the
Union, Il any time, be shall be entitled TO
full wages for the space Of three monthe,.
providing he does not succeed 10 obtaining
emplovment; but should Ne succeed in OBJ
tanning employment, arl the amount Of his
wages u less thar 20 has been receiving,
then the difference shall be paid 0aG Of the
funds until the three months have expired"
The following mentioned committees were
discharged Claims, constitution, journal,
secret work, Presidents report, committee
to examine the books Of the Secretary.
Mr. Peck offered the f0lfowing resolu-
ton
Resolved. That We return vote Of thanks to
Messrs Conaor Forbes. 81 Ne wport, Kentucky,
for their gentlemaniy conduct in refusing to sgn
the Employers Circular IN the bosses war with
Union No. 10. and also for their kind assistance,
both 6naacAly and otherwise, 70 that Union,
under the same difficulty.
The report Of the Committee on WAYS
and Means, in reference to the contingent
expenses during the ensuing year, was ae-
cepted No read.
| The folloWiSg amendment TO article
twelve, sectioa one, on the Constitution, was
made BY Mr.. Peck:
Each member OF the Assoc; alton shall
pay, in advance, into the treasury, his reg
ular dues and other assessments which m AZ
be required by the Association, in ordsr 10
bs entitled TO relief in case Of strike or
otherwise T"
Mr.. Bunte, Of No. 10 presonte President
Harding with fine gold breastpin, repre-.
senting miniature coach, fur which AR
Harding expressed his thanks.
On motion, adjourned.
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N I'm mllsor ofths Wsaamenxnb Aovscxss,
N co-oPERArfvE rasAcnrSo. sss
| suppose the principle II Cooperation 10
capable o. as extensive application - its op-
posts, Competition. just. u vii not answer
thessfsrs, 10 let compssition do orr preach
Ing, for " maniisstly, nor eur printing. This
wousi place Is in the condition Of the slaye.
va master controlled the preaching and
paid for u, % ar - necessary, and this
proved 70 be the very buIwark 81 the system.
Let competition eachers look to the
usufers Cor their pay, and than cut the COZ
|nection between the Insurer and ths produc-
6tive Industry, which has supported both,
hitherto, md win risk but what he will
Pdie, sssal Or die Give the usurer and his
gold vide berth, and let ne and industry
use paper issued upon the credit Of the
nation. Let them have the gold and cur
rsncy and give. us tlD paper issued by me
govsrnmsnt, and mads payable for an dues,
apd marked - our coin ID marked, one dol
laF, two dollars, thrss dollars, four dolisrs,
ave dollars, ten dollsrs, and 90 on without
any promise about it, save that il be funda
BILE In bonds 1t an interest. not greater GER
tainiy, than other nations pay, such g Eng
land, France, &c. Are We not 81 good and
sound, financially, as they, and il We are not,
what Is the matter
II cur war has been conducted with due
regard to science, in the departments OF ~
nance, ne might have sustained il for twenty
ye2Fs | presume, and eur finances would
have been IN better condition at the end Of
thAt time than they ara to-day. We had no
difficulty in feeding and clothing our armies,
and spafing large surplus. for export, ID
rI-nced much less, had II not been for the
army Of spectators in the rear. Ii is no.
torious fact, that our arm officers were more
than wiling the war should continue, in
order that they might complete the feather.
efing Of their nests. This il the patriotism
winch prevailed among the usurers also.
supposed, and do still, that there is not
one trus patriot among all our grand army
Il bankers. Il Is impossible, from the ma
ture Of the case, surprising them intelligent,
and hey are intelligent, no class n class,
among us, are more SO, or naturally more
shreWd. We have taken the most promising
fclass among Us, and converted them into
enemies Of the worst descriptions IxiIht- s1i
miserable financial scheme out this Il
but a tyfhe Of what We hay- dons for the
utter subyernon and destruction Of liberty
and the paIni6 and the press, have observes
profoun& silence, no far ~ the intereslsJu
the Pr911cing classes ere concerned, Jut mol
| On th& other side. They have been true u
THAR muster, Capital. l. n LEnxAsp.
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BurrALo, Sept. II, 1857.

DukkAL0Y ocPt Az IoUf.
the zaitor ofsbs wosErsanAzs ADvocArs.
The saying ssll quiet on the Potomac
would very truthfally apply % this city and
vicinity ~ The present time. While the
wor9ingnsn Ia different sections of the
country are either forming themselves into
Eabortsxgdss 81 MO ! lzbor Reform par
y, We are patiently waiting for something
70 turn up. The only work 1t present On
the board is m effort to establish paper
On the Oo-opera.ive plan. A public meet
Ing was heid 1t Mechanics Institute Hall
Iast Saturday evening, and the project was
pretty generally discussed, til finally Q
committee OF one from each Union was sp-
pointed to receive subscriptions, and see il
the required amount could be raised. Shares
were placed 1t ten dollars each. win en-
deavof TO keep you posted on the success Of
the committee.
The Trades Assembly have elected m Or
ganizing Committee, and + am told the
Boiler Makers, the Stoemakers and tho Tail
efs are ready and waiting 70 be organised
The Ship Carpenters and 0auiker's Union
Or this city, 1t the last session Of their In
Sensational Union seeded from that body, /
and have carried their malice 10 such an
extent that last week they struck against
Tn0mas 3. Knowles, the Treasurer, 81 the
|. u, and BE- was Obliged to leave the ship
yard. Conment il unnecessary.
The public meeting Of Moulders Union No.
90 was postponed they hsve = live Presi-
dent, ana hard worker In Israel Noorhehd.
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some q thsn n - a. (Applaa.s.
~. MeDonsl1 - ~ Vi1tSd y ~ . ~
~oris 70 ~ del4G1ss. belore they enfsre1
On The bnslnsas = which they hsd mt, %
= matter whieA Interested than Ill, which
uaa, that the strike 1t Wshaw, which had
Ia1tsd ssn weeks, bad nov been terminated
IN satisfsctory manner By proposal Of Scott
and Russell y regulate the wages OF the
miners Tor thrss distinet terms daring the
ysas, Viz, iron Let September to Let January
It " "a pr dsy. then 6s per day Cor the
nsxt fanE 1onfha, And - psr day in the four
GUNNER montba pskipg the average As 81
during ths &hhle year, and In the event OF
any mlsund<rstanding referring the matter
lin dispute to uutuaI arbirstion, before any
strike o. lockout takes place. -(Applsuse.)
He unkaEn0Dd TINS ~ othsr cosi masters.
or 1t Lease the most Influential OF them, were
willing to agree 70 those termss and u meet
ing Of delegates was 10 BE- held ct the Brand
on Hotel, MothefweIl, next day when be
hoped they woslt also Tstiiy the proposal
and thus put IN end 10 strikes and lock-outs,
and maniain peace among them. Before
leaving, he would advise the young men Of
the Glasgow district, while the stocks Of coaI
we're 70 large, To look for work In the Wis,
haw and Mothefwsll districts, where labor
would nov b. f0r some time in demand, and
thus prevent others who had worked against
the men in thsir struggle from reaPing the
benefit Of the arrangement they did oil 10
their poser 70 prvvsnI Hear, hear Mr.
Mcdonald then retired.
After some discussion, Mr.. James Blet
moved, and Mr.. Robert Hill seconded
THAT this meeting was heard with great sat
sihclion the termination Of the strike q
Wishaw, cordially endorse the proposal o.
MessFy. Scott and Russell, AID recommend i
to the favorable consideration Of all the dele
gates Agreed 10 unanimously.
The special business Of the meeting wal
then proceeded with. and the following
unanimously agreed 70 list Proposed b.
John Borr0wman, and seconded by Alex
ander Muir, that the 9th Of September b
hid as holiday BY the miners Of The lowe
ward Of Lanarkshire, and such other pits ant
works rs can make II convenient TO joiI
them on that cccA-iop- End, Tnat the miner
with their wives, families, sisters and sweet
hearts shall meet on that day in the CITY
Hall, Glasgow, ut one O'clock, 70 testify thei
respect to Mr.. Mcdonald % the eve Of hs
departure Tor America. sd, That the fol
lowing BE- committee 70 carry out the or
rangements Charles Rowan and Gova
Burt, Msfyhill; Alexander Aitk n an
James Blee, South Side; Alexander Lindsa
and John Borrowman, North Side; an
D.vii Dunsmore, for GIvan CoIliery, an
that the cnargs Of admission TO the hall sna
DO Sd each, w0ich concluded the business.
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9.4lIs IT. LOUIS, O6E =. IJs loUI.
70 the Kdlsbr Of the wokKuanAn's ADvocArR
Inew drop Jo1 hne, to let you know of
the sscesss of cur Oo-opsrative Store, at
l102 franklin avenue. I am glad 10 say
that b getting along finely. Eleven weeks
ago wc started with two men In the store.
We have since been Obliged to hire an ad-
ditionsA hand, and even he has all he can
do. SO you see We have every reason to be
satisfied. hope other place, will take
courage, and do likewise.
Yours truly, % A. b.
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The following is copy Of the resolution
recently passed BY the National Labor Union,
assessing tax upon the respective Orgsni-
Nations therein msntioned, for the purpose
Of Meeting the curfept expenses Of the SEES
sion:
That all trades unions, eighthour
leagues. labor reform leagues, represented ut the
present Congress, be assessed eight dollars and
al workingmen's unions, workingmens assem-
blies, national and international unions, grand
eight-hour leagues, state organizations and anti
monopoly associations, and ali other associa-
tons Of representative character, DO assessed
Eve dollara
II they have not already done so, dele
gates viii please remit immediately to the
treasurer, J. Hinchcliffe, Belleville, ILL.,, the
amount due from their organization.
J.O. G. WHALEY,
President N. L U.