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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-24
TRADE ORGANIZATIONS.
EIoHT HOUR LEAGUES.

EfGTT HOUR LEAGUE, NO. 4, OF
IA THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, ne<rs ct Psrta&e
City, every Friday night, Ut u o'cloct. x
4 = as-. agion, lfe- W kit,redge. vscs Hss.
John Austin, fsnr Aee. Peter Knrch, Trenarxr.
8. Ceman. Ceadacgr- II. .. hagicy, Dssr Kopey.
Sign 4. JOHN AUSTIN. tsT Sersiayy.
VNHE REGULAR MEETING OF The
n BLQ0MIH9T0N BlQHF M0UR kKAGUE No. i.
Of the sts Of LIN "a meets eBery friday evening n
Court Moose square, st haif-pasa esven s'cissk.
Husidnsts-Ar, Heard e1w. &e,R-hr. bsckssa
Hcs+ffesidcnf-Mr Bsnm- 1aa. &eN-Mr xcr1euson
-Ttt So 8 ozs1naw-A1F. hswhny. I
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ORDINANCE.


I1HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
y for the Information Of all ooEcorned :; - -
An ORDINANCE TO REGULATE rHH CIrAHanyu or pnIyIrs
AID VAULTS In The CORPORATE LUTTE OF THE crrY
30 Ortainod by tho Mayor and Alderman. That
no and Alter tho ratbcaon OF thls Ordnance IL ahali
not Pe lawful for any person 10 cleanse or remoyo the
conien1 OF Vaults or Prvles within the nmits Of ihe
a Wihont having preSioualy obtained lconso for lie
"a me; G such licenses 70 expire The s1st December
OF every year. and DO subject requirements mpos
e. oy oTdn,nses regulating tho granting OF eenses Tor
n That tho OF B,rrOs In opon Cart. and w.uona
and parties applying for License will be no
qusd 70 provide closed Ctrs suitable for The rurposo
III. All persons having such License alsi} repoIt At
one ofth Guard Houses during tho day bis or ther In
innaop 70 such wci during the ensuing night in tho
Lower wards such report 70 bo made to The Main 0uari
w The place or places for Tho deposit Of strc ofhI
RhAl bo dnsgnated frorn lime TO time by tbe Msyor
" Every owner or driver OF such Licensed tart or
any other person who aha voato any OF tlo proy.ong
% hts Ordinance or Hha neglect OF refuse 70 obaery
he same or any OF hcm shall forfeit and pAy for each
o1enso fne not TO eIceei twenty .nve doars 10 be en-
forced BY tho Msyorln his Court or recovered In snv
olher Court OF competant jurisdiction " '
hauned n City Council this seventh day OF Nav In I'm,
ty-soycn. -2' --NN 81" so
H. a. --.. ...l.s =" .t p O. a4uI4nn o.
W. Il SMITH,. y' = - NH W,.vo-
Clerk OF Council 8mo Isydn
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE Brorlor OF ppraorru,s ,,s ,po.
DuoTS AND orHKR NRLlhAAnLr orf1
BRO l. BE q orfdised BY tie Havor a.i ILisruea IA
Guy CoeeI dienbd Thit from and altar tho I6tII
% june NEXT shall not bo lawful To keep Petroleum;
Kerosene. Hook OH, penxine BenxoIa or sny ohar in
1ii or oils on storage for s,le In any cellar
tty than Ly gallons any one lot or praInises Anil
Fessela Of tin CT othor metal "
sEo 2 That Petroleum Us products, or any other in
damnab.o oil or OILS. whom brought into the city by nn
OF Tacr. may DO kept on any lot In any buildna N
whihh cotton not stored, for period not e1ceedlnx
twenyfour hours upon tho o1pIrahon Of which dino
the foregoing section, -I7.-- : ~s1'->>'' "
Bzo 3 Any porson or pcreons vioIatina any p,rt ot
hs Ordinance shall be subject 10 6ne of two hundred
petsnt Jurisdiction. - o'e'oo ~ ooN'
R.afed In City Council hls twenty day Of Nay 10
dItJ-seyen- .lS- No. !! - '''->~' 80 80
[La1 p O. 9AnJApD n.yo,
W. bhtfHs Cl6fk OF council.
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LARGEST C1RouLArron.-The DAILY

LARuEsT C1RoULATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List If Let-
.ters remaining in the Io,tc6ice at the cid
.S,eoo. socaa, c5-cea1!y 10 he .fallo.Oing
fiction, Of the Ne,o Iosto6ice Lav, as Me
Efcspaper houing The largest circulation in
We oily Of Charleston:
hs11ior Aud DO It further ensctcd That lists OF let
s<sScmaning uucaod for IN any Poatoco In any city
fDNdtp Village, whcro nowsp4r"r shall 10 printed
shall hereafter DO published only In tho newspaper
which, being published wootly oftenor, shn have The
irgcs circulation within rango Of delivery OF tho said
Office
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To TAX PAYERS,

'ttHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is rUDLIsHRD
\ ior the Information OF all persons concerned:
An ORDINANCE TO AlIKND ORDNANCE TO aIIar sr,p
PIAss roh THE rnAR 1857, AND yon orurn puaPoars
be IL ordained BY The Mayor and Aldermen In civ
dinanoc 70 rsISo supp for hs year 1857 and for oSsr
purpoo be paid befors the 10th day Of Juns neIt
their tareo on that day aha psy, In addition 10 the
amount OF their taxes one and . half per cant ncr
month untu the slst day Of July WHOM 81 moi paid An
smount OF two perl cent Per month upon the sn,ia,nt
OF hEes shA be pald: and after tho s1st day OF Anst
throo pcr can't per mouth Tho Amount or tsIes Ana
shall be paid until payment Of The whole AMOUNT s ns1s
o.ha nat ~ PS1,o' on Who neglect or t to pay their
month. shsn respeetIely psy.on the smouns thsecof
two Pof cont per month from puch tocnth dsy mil
R.thed IN City Council this seventh d.y a, MAJ d
tho year OF our Lord ono thousand oIaht bpndro a "A
dxtyeeYen. 49, He"atoo sno
EE aAnL.nn 49,,
/. w II. s,uTH. Clerk Of Council. arno nsy nHsyor;
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Oh A r T. E S T ON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY "a, 1857.

Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
office so as 10 execute, in the shortest possible
Time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
frianIa
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FIRE LOAH. ..,f..
HAYORAITY or nHlpr Z

~ CII HALF, November 0. 1BsS
A LII PERSONS DESIlOUs or RRlUIIDfNG III 1Iap
"A burnt Dsattcts Ind Waste Places Of thc civ. mn
nef % Is, AT act Of the osneil Assembly Giving authority
yer Of frs Loan With view 70 aid In budfns mn H.
CiY ansv arc hereby notified that tho forIn Of spp
tof loans can be obtained At the office Of The Cisk
hu spphcauons must boz d in tho shove mentioned
ONCE, - the Committee VIII meet ever Hondav to eo,
sidor tho rarne. -0''NS " s soA
yDy order o6 the hAyory ". n a1fIrrf
NoYeznbsflo mer r. oS So,,nsu
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY ,
DUpLIc NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That Al III HHBRn
L tho following Ordinance licenses have bocn
Tor delivery nom thl Ohlce. g. THOMAa
~ sIS; J.. Be OrIained BY Me Hayor and Aklermen,n
aud wagons. used for private and domestic purposes IN
me samo MANNER and according to same proyisjona
EoH OF force In relation to car rsy wagons iefur
cart dr.y snsou shall DO provided with b.dse eon
taining The numbcr thereof msrk1i Itpois TO 70
placed on the Outaido Of tho shan.
bro No pcrson shAll bo taken by The Trossurer IA
surety 70 any bond under tho orlinsnco oonrrrnIngl
SensSs iof es drsys wagons and other ear,ees
BIC g. Tho following shan hereafter be tho rates for
onses for public and private Carts drays wagons &c.
be FREQ from other taxation:
fopLIo aARIs nsAfz, rro. or TBoar rHP1oTKp IN ANr
sUsaEss wuhTkvRr, FOB nIRE DIRECT ON RDInKor.
for eSery carr, dray or wagon drawn by one horse
For cart, day usgon, drawn by two horsesor
For evory hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage will four wheels ss1 s
~, rSf two s,sy SGr,s s.ss & OF 0mnbu except line onbu
For sye.y I .ss or omnibus tezoept limo omnibus,
s6o ~ - ~ '"o VI more nofse' or mules,
For s.ey wagon Drawn by two or mo,e hose.
For every broad cart or wagon, S6
For every Carl, drsy or wagon uIa1 for nr,v.,o
mssuo pIrDoses and not to DO employed in he trsns
asnsr ., goSns sares merchandise lumber or any
inarot1 s los eompen.sop, eithor directly OF
70, eheipaSe o. the horss mule .''-- - --''1
Mubed In City Council, tis 1sth dsy Of J.nr,,x
n ne year o. QUE Lord ono thousand siaht nun.
NJ ,,.y.. Z, Pc. aAlLIAnp. ltayur.
'snuasya ". q. sNTT1, olerk Of councn
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TT Is PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THR TOWN oy
i Aikeo g. O., Weeily popor unenr Tho above titia
70 be desoted e donerl Intet!isenee-Ponaos Com.
menI oi 1s1suiars, haindns iSs ToS tss olsgs Dsp,
the ylnoysrd. and tho aArdan. Hsws summsry. to
contain digest Of the important eIents Of ths Wesi
ton viii bo vsn to tho unsettled question Of Labor =,
best adapted TO our new ocndol and the deYejorn,en
culture, Fruitraiking. and ylne-srowin, s'
q Tefms-4s year, In sdsanoas @
q. W. RAyRNRI, Editor
i+H' y. AIHnAFn. Puphsnsr January a
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h1 OF either into Wavy nslets or heavy ssss,ye
2I Has beon used by Tho fsihonsbles Of psiis and
Jury TO the har. Pee6y msil scaled and postpaid 81
DltssS5sRave ercuisrs mailed free. hdiress BkdEH
T.. Solo Agents for the United States. '' W.
Maruh 80 '-N' =,
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MnTIGN

FOX TEE MILLION II
7 WILL sERD. POSTPAID. so PHOTOGRAPHS op
me most oelebraed Actors for 30 conts; go Actesses
fof % ceutl; 60 Statesmen Tor 80 ccn; 80 bosu
a young ladies' for 20 centsj 80 nno-looilng young
anctna oir In costume. beautifully colored o1actiy N
Gr 90 Scnts; or for 80 eenls Of The most
oauuI ladies' or The PariEan Ballet Troupe a thly
N Tho play OF tho Black Crook Al Nibos Garde
Bend n III ordsrs toP. o. Boz LIT, TarNY
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COPARTN ERSHIPS.
INsTRUCTIoN IN ERENCH.

INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
AIRS. NICHOLS. NATIVE OF CHARLES TON
IN but during tho past fifteen cArH = resident In
kuropo Is desrous OF giving instruction In the French
Language either at her own rehdence q. tho houses
OF her pupils-
Hay a sif
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ExCELSI9Ri EXCELSIOR !
oATAWBA COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA,

0RYJCR CLERK OF COUNCl.-THR FoLIoWINo
~ CLAUSE Of Section Of 'Ortilnance 10 Raso Stin
plies for tho 1884, q pblahed for tho inforusiion
Persons selling qoods by sample otheruise who are
notihod 10 report at this onico. ~ l'' ,'~-Hs
Three dollar on cyary hundred dollars OF an goods
Otherwise" -, .7H w. II BHTTI
Mach .ass.s saa Clerk or OoupeO
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UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY OF SOUTH
ChR0LINa.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIiE CONyEN.
N JIOS OF this Party will bc hpd In Colun ba. H. G.,
on IYsdreIfay. tho 2ith Of July. .BG7.
Tho friends OF tho Government and this Party In Dis
trcs not represented In The Convention lately hold u
Charltsto arc requested to assemble aud ulcct delegates
aud Bond them with propnrly prepared credentials.
Each Diatrct Ia entitled 10 the number OF IelTcscnla
lives that they nre allowed Ia 10th branches OF The State
Legislature.
by oedor OF tho Executive Htato Central Committee
EDWARD +. WALL Socroinry.
July III 1l,l2,l3,l5,1I.1S
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sOTICH.

,E ROTICH.
.,# OpFICR OF THE CHIEF OF poLIoRl
CHARIhsroN, 8. O., Nay 4, 1867. I
e1 81 Inst Owners and occupants arc horoby ro0urod
sSs that their premsos In good condition and That
sl nth and g,1base q removed required By Ordt.
nanoo Other inspections will follow. -, 4, N.
By order Of Mayor diniLnD u -
If O. b. sIdWALD.
~ y Chief OF PolIrs.
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!. THE SUMTER WATCHMAIN

70 RUbLlbakD kFENf WEDNESDAY, AT SIJU
i Txn, 9. O, by GILBERT HLOwKla, Proprietor,
~ tpuR DOLIARa per snuuna, Invariably In ADVANCE
AdvertaaneIts nsertod At usual rAtes 'T7s''3 ~
Ryory syio OF Job Printing executed In the n.,,c.
W. ae sie~s"e "eAAtsp'' SeptempeI "
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CRISPER COMA.
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with Starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendriis, soft entwinel,
Enehaned tho very heart and mind,

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and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Cuns. ~
RY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR AND GENTLE
MEN caii boautify themselves . thousant-Sbld
inc only article In tho world that will curl gruIoht
hMf and q tho same tIms give beautiful Rossy sp
PcAHpce The asper Coma not only curl. ts hair but
nygoraos, bsdu6es and cloansca ft n highly ana de
perfumel, and II the most complete article OF
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poetpald for 81. A-'
Address all orders TO - 'N 'N. ~ 80
:in W. l. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
- No. West Psyetto street. Syracuse. n z.
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------
M E Tin G S.,

LA CAHDEUN Lodge, NO. 30, A. +. NJ
A REGULAR toMMUNIUATIUN OF THIS LODGE
II Will takO place. This RV:Hn0. tfRIDAY) 18th inst
at Masonic Hall al halpast T. Degrees will DO given,
by orlcr OF ". II. JOB SAMSON
July II Secrclary
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F O R S ALE.
10 S T

T UST, By THE CHARLESTON FIRE;
IL ENGINE COMPANY. on tho night OF the iro on
Eaat Bay, July Sd, BRASS WHEEL CAP The nnder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving tho Tho
Engine House, Wentworth street. July IL
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AN T S..

INuNNIsIiED ROOM yvhNTED,-h FITI,-
IL NISHED ROOM. without boani ia wanted Iv a
i,Ir ~ Address 2. @. DRAWER, No. 6II.
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". q. SMITH,
Ckh Of Council
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WHEELING WEST va, THURSDAY. .AfORNING MARCH I 1861

of his efforts to bring the masses into
close and cordial relations with Con-
gress. He reminded them that in pur-
suing this object he tas left no means
the repeal OF the DISTINGUISHING acts OF
the Legislature that succeeded the re-
bellion- he reproduces with over
whelming force the fact that the very
evils against which these leaders now
protest they themselves predicted
would be the sure result of the
triumph OF the Union arms
conhscation, Acknowledgement, and
even death, that gave such Tigor and
vitality TO the rebellion in Virginia. II
would seem as il, not content with the
debt and death, and wounds and suf-
fering, which these bad men have pro-
duced, they were resolved to make
good their own predictions by renewed
hostility to the conditions OF recon-
struction as these have again been Of
Tered by the Congress of the United
States Should this hostility prevail,
there Will be no order, no law, no suf-
frage in Virginia, save those enforced
by the bayonets of the conqueror.
Governor Peirpoint calls upon the
Legislature, as the servant of the peo-
pie, to save the latter from a fate so
miserable There must be many thou
sand men in the once famous Old Do
ninion, who having seen and tasted
the horrors of war in the results of a
rebellion they were forced to sustain,
will no longer be led by desperate plot
ters, and by these Governor Peirpoint's
words will be read with q solemn in
IereSt- r--s ..-H
Governor Peirpoins shows with great
cogency that confiscation and the dis
tribution Of the lands of the conquered
among the conQuerors has been prRc-
uced by all nations, our own inclusive
As We have said, the authors of the re-
bellion in Virginia and elsewhere ad
mitted the righteousness of these stern
remedies by declaring that they would
certainly be applied If the Union was
not broken to pieces. The way to pre-
vent Naturalization for treason and
protection against it is TO accept,
promptly and in good faith, the law as
offered by Congress, including uniVer-
sal suffrage. Should Governor Peir-
points counsel be again refused,
through the influence OF the original
rebel leaders, he will have but one
course before him, and this he ought
boldly to recommend TO Congress, viz:
The passage and execution ofsuch con-
nscat1on laws as viii strip these bad
men of their power to continue to op-
press and ruin thousands of innocent
and obedient citizens.
Few of our loyal Governors have
done more effective service than Gov
ernor Peirpoint; and we are more than
gratined to see that his labors promise
to be crowned with success at last. and
that Virginia will be saved in spite of
her reckless leaders. He speaks in no
unkindness to any of them, and il they
are not struck with Judicial blindness
they viii accept his counsels honestly
and at once.
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grant that this bill is unconstitution-
al; but since secession has been denied
US, we have no means of enforcing our
constitutional rights when the majority
IS against US. I grant that it is AIOgi-
cal; but in times of great excitement a
successful party laugh at logic, and an
excited mob would cruelty Savior
and shout over the release OF a robber.
I grant that the terms OF the bill are
unjust and oppressive to the SOUTH but
others more oppressive may be passed,
and the same feeling which animated
the bre4st of Lee when he submitted TO
the modification of surrendering his
sword to save the lives of the men he
loved, should induce every Southern
man who was prominent either in the
events that led 10 the war or during its
continuance, 10 sacrifice something for
the peace of his people. Therefore, I
publicly sanction and approve your
course, at the same time believing that
1t VIII subject me to some odiun.
The Washington Chronicle prints this
letter. and says that although there is
much in it which cannot be approved,
yet, placed side by side with the Presi-
dents veto of the military reconstruc-
ton bill, it is terrible refutation of the
sophism and falsehoods of that docu-
ment --a-el .-l
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RATE OF sUBscRRTIoNs.
RATES OF ADVERTIsING
NEVER AGAIN.

-NETEK AIN.
Yes! Cousin Margaret,
Loves Summer sun has set,
stIl I can ne'er forget
All that has been.
Autumn sad rains has lent
Spring dow ns have lost their scent,
Winter his mernmenf,
Summer her Queen
I've an unhappy hack,
Tired thoughts of Htnging back,
Thent when I'm on the rack,
I can reflect
Hate whom loved before,
Laugh. tho dear eyes implore.
Margaret! any more
Can you Epeet2
Clearer than all beside,
Floats back one Summer-tide,
Whispering side by side,
signs lip to lip,
Tears recall sunny June,
TeArsSIly hearts In tune, III
Tears maiden's vows thatsoon
20 = Memory slipF w
Think OF my toll for wealth,
Running eyes and health;
While you. ysyou, by stealth,
Sold me for dross,
Yet you can cOme to me
Cheek-stafned with misery.
Wailing the wild s.to ber
weeping your loss!
Vain prayers for wealth OF love,
Suen 9Th to suppOrtmy dove,
Safe where we two might prove
Worthy OF life.
Comfort you bought for gold,
Passion for freedom sold
There your poor tale is told
Excellent wife!
Temple Bar.
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Greenwoed Gemetery !.

CTTUATED ON THE NATIONAL Road,
O-SmEes east Of the city, h now read 1oE
intArJnantS, sale, and improveulenf OF 10 d.
It contains . acres Of land, and IS lzSd oct
In the most modem and improved st Cls,-
can be easily reached At al seasons 4 the
year by the National Road, and for { hree-
fouFths Of the year by the HeTnpdeId Bail
Road 1t Is perfectly y secure, and Intend ed to
% heautihed By every variety oftrees, hrub-
berry, public Tauit, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains ETC. to make # equal to II q best
rural cemeteries in the county. lze7z
Ample provision Is also made for ia en-
larxemant order and care In perpetu ~.
Persons destrocs Of purchasing 10 Q. ca
examine the grounds with the Supe Enten-
dent, who has . plat, or secure- -theznz By ea1l-
ing a. the once OF the Secretary, o. Main
street, over tl1a Bank OF WheeltnE.
Persons wishing 70 make fntsrnle nts viii
call on the Secretary 70 obtain Psrmi - there
TicEets Of ADMISSION 10 IothoI dsrs and
visitors Win Be issued by the SecretF ~.
BOARD OF DIRECruRSs-A-rJ. Sweeney.
Prestdsnts R @ Bonharn, Secret Ly; J.. s.
Rhodes, John 81. Auth, Geo. NJ nideI, los.
Bell, Juo. A. Armstrong, Geo Adj ms, B. 6.
Jordan. e A. HfldEsth. lc auS1-1yd-
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Franklin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.
Capital. $50. 900.



7. n. Lasan, I. p Shallcross J. g Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, SAml. McClel-
Ian, g. W. FranEhetm, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Laughltn- ..
TNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BKErS
i organized four years, and In that time
done a successful business, Is still prepart
TO take risks al fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing E talD-
ltshments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rsvers and Lakes.
THIS company Offers superior inducementa Il
% FARMERS, whereby they can be insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
) or years Al reduced rates.
Ihls being home Institution, with the lar
geSt capital and surplus OF any company in
IN the State and composed OF soma
ninety-fouT stoolEholderE most of whom f1S
among our Oest business men, recommends
itself 10 the favorable consideration OF the
insurtng public, and sOlicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
ohce, North side OF Monroe, hstweeu
Main and Market sts-, Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling
N L. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President ocl6
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The following is Gov. Peirpoint's
message to the called session of the
Virginia Legislature, sent in on Mon
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White Pine Compound

Is now OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
i throughout the country, after having g
been proved by the test Of eleven years, in
the New England STATES, where It's merits
have become as wen known as the tree from
which, IN part, IL derivssits virtues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-07

DURING the late prevalence of cholera
at Vienna, one DR.. Kolb, prominent
physician Of that city, subjected the
rice water discharges of his patients to
microscopic examination. He has now
published the results OF his researches,
and they are truly remarkable and well
worthy the closest attention and scru-
Tiny of the medical faculty. He says
that with the greatest magnifying
power he could procure, he discovered
in the auid substance millions upon
millions OF mushroom-like entomfstic
excrescences, in which he claims to
have found the germ of this fearful ep-
idemic. To detect q remedy capable of
destroying these mushrooms" and
preventing their growth, he thinks
would be the surest specific against the
spread of cholera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-07

A LORD OF THE so1L.-The Duke of
Rutlzudis estate extends 70 one-six-
teenth- Of the whole county Of leicester
shire, England