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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-24
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Lives of Successful Advertisers
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Great Distribution by the
MetroPOIItan 9ift Co.-Cash Gins 10
tho amount OF es5o,
Ticket DraWsa Prize.
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.eB-speo nj attention given to repairing
Watches, Clocks aud JsweiTy.
Sole aHents Tor Grover 4 Bakers lmproY-
ed Family Sewing Machines. n0vl2
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Suits

AT
NJ. q UTMAN & CO.'S.
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NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and VIII be invested in United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
New York city property, which property
snail be double the value OF the money 80
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Cash PIt9e9, Silver Ware, &C., all valued q
A chaneeto draw any OF the above Prizes
for $50. TiekeB describing Prizes are sRAI,-
I'D tnEnvelopes and well mixed. On receipt
OF IS cents q 6EALKD q1cKET "a drawn
without choice and 6ont by mail to any i'd
dre5a. TheptiEe named upon IL will be de-
llVered 10 the ucket-holder on payment OF
one dollar Primes are imme1iatAly sent
10 any address, py express or ret dEn mail.
en- VIII know what your Prize Is before
you pay for II ARU Prize exchanged for
GnSLher ~ th9 sans palLe. NO BInnRB.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
Referenee9.-Wo select the following
from many who have lately drawn Vsl1-
Bile Prizes nd.ldndly permitted rs topuhliSh
them: 3. I. wilkins, Buffalo, N. l., 5000
Miss Annie Monroe. chicago, Plano, $50;
John ID. Moore, Louisville, S1.pOO5 h1ts5
Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Piano, 500,
Rev. 4. A. lay, New Orleans, $500. We
publish no unme5 without permission.
Opinions or the PEe81.-HThe frm IS
reliable, and deserve their succeSs."-W6cklV
IfibttIS, Aug,S. ltWe know Ihem 70 be q Eair
dealing Iirui.3-N.X. Herald, dug p. "a
friend or oura drew 5000 prize. which was
promptly received. "-OdtlU Rstg1 ScEt. ).
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. livery
package OF sealed EnVeopes Contains oNE
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; Is for - IS
for S5s Ito for SIS. All letters Rnsuld be al
HARPER WILsoH Coz
ITl RrOaduyay N V
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folIicIes are destroyed,
OF the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
mako some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for n
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The strangest part or the whole story.
is that the merchants name should be
'tSmith.n
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Cray Hair TO
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectuai
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
sciM Me gloss aud
freshness Of youh.
Thin hair is thick
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-24
ILLUSTRATION.

dies Tho Association pays over within forty
DAYS IS 900 10 the widow or heirs, and the re-
maining members forward within thirty
days one dollar and ten cents each TO the AS
ISOLATION TO reimburse IL, Failing to send
this sum they forfeit 70 the Association all
moneys paid, and the Association supplies
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All communications should be addressed
to ROBERT 2. NOAH, No. IA + strt ct,
washington. ID. O., General Agent for the
District OF Columbia and states Of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Association.
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Important to Liauor DeaIerr.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvEEUR.O
CFFICE. 41H DISTRICT, Md. =
tREi l
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The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lilo Insurance Companies are: No
pantgs can break II; the fees are SO small, and
reQuned 10 be paid AZ such long intervals
that any man can secure to his family a COM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-24

lAoSrl 1rr Month Guaranteed. -Strs Pay.
MH1ty salaries paid Weekiy. Agents want
n immedIatsfy eVeTyWhere to sell our.
pl4feuf EpeyEnStfH6 White Wire CJofheE LfleS.
] PhIladolphin. Pa.
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LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In every
county and town, and applications from
Competent parties for such agencies, with
suitai1Ie endorsement, should be addressed 10
thelompanyis General agent,
ROBERT r. NOAH,
Mo. "a F street, between Fourteenth and
FlfIeenth sts., Washington, ID. q. :
General Agent for the District OF Aolunbia
SepSO-Su
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-31
GTATE OE gLLINoLS, LAan.E 60 800.

SsFATE OF ILLINOIS, LAsuIR Coryry C;,,,I,
~ tar. teref, ~ December Term 1s,s-L, IS rsr,
Henas Hall ". Amanda 7. Ha-BiH for divorce Il nm
peailns tton an affidavit file in the Office Of Tho r f
sao ovt aH d'fendant, Amanda Hall, on due ipourv
cApt DC found, aud that she Is within t tai
80 mat process cannot be served anon her. and sa1 corr
lalin A,'InS leI his bill of complaint in said Court on
lo ehcey slde thereof, the 9th day October 1868
aen' ana summons having been issued thereon according
a. WV s,t,ge therefore hereby given to said defendant
nua A. ti thtt unless You personally he and appear
beiere said Court at said thereof 10 be held II e rt
house IN ottawa, IN said county the st Monday of De-
cenper NEXT 1868 when aud where said simmons ia
Ieturhabe ana plead answer emur or eycep To said Hill
e same VIII be taken for confessed against YOU and the
matters ana things therein prayed for ecrsed accorin Civ
prs,,,r, = - A B. MOORE, Clerk.
Ne'"'''L| " N'hhIi tOhlplts Solicitors Oct l0-IM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-31

Coon sPELLIsG.-A pious but illiterate dea-
con, IN a certain town in Massachusetts, gave a
stage driver slip of paper, upon which, he said,
were written the n mes of couple of books
which he wished him TO call for at a bookstore
The driver called at the store, and handing the
memorandum 30 the clerk. said "Thers is q
couple books which Deacon b. wished you to
send him" The clerk, after q careful examina-
tion OF the paper was unable 10 make head or
tall OF 1t, passed it to the bookkseper, who was
supposed to be something of letters, but n him it
was also Greek The proprietor was called,
and he also gave up in despair, and it was final
ly concluded best TO send the memorandum back
to the deacon. II was supposed he must have
sent the wrong paper. As the coach arrived at
the village inn, the driver saw the deacon stand
ing the steps
Well, driver" said he, did you get my
book ~
Ne. And good reason why for there
couldn't man in Worcester read your old hen
track"
Couldn't read 'ritin'? Let me see the paper"
The driver drew it from his pocket. and passed
it to the deacon, who taking out and carefully
adjusting his glasses, held the memorandum At
arms length. and exclaimed, as he did so, in q
very satisfied tone:
why it's plain rs the On your face TO
SAN B-U-X- two psalm books | guess his
clerks had better 20 20 school quarter
And here the deacon nads some reflections up
on the Ignorance" Of the times, and the want
OF attention To books by the rising generation,
which would have been all very we'll said by
some one else
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-31

NOTlCE.-Esr,rE OF JoHN S. BUcHsENsrEIy OEcs.sppA
Notice hereby given that the Undersigned admins
tratrlx ana administrator Of the Of the estate OF John q
Buchsentein late Of the county of Sac and state OF
Illinois, deceased will appear before County Court of
said county on the third Monday (being the 10th day q
Novembe 1865, at the Court Hous. Ottawa in said conn.
~ when and where all persons having claims or demand,
against sa estate are nstied to attend and present the
same in writing for adjustment
Dated this cath day afSeptember, A. D. 1858
ANNA u BUCHSkNSTEIN,
GEORGE ". ARMSTRONG,
Administrators.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-31
A DIINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF REAL

"A ESIAIE.-Notce is hereby givep, that the under.
signed administrator of the Martin arkn
WIZ, under and by virtue Of order and dscrss Of the
County Court Of La Sale county in the state Illinois paIe
at the june term of said court 1858 in certain can.s
pending Mhsrsn tho undersigned petitioner and
Thomas Iarkn, Catharine Donahoe, Rosann Dillon Marv
burden and Peter Purden defendants expose to sal,
ana sell at public yene to rhe highest bidder at the south
door OF the Comfy Court house in the Ottawa in tina
county La Sale and staeof Illinois, Tuesday the seven.
tsenih day OF November 1865 the hour of two O'Clock
IN the afternoon OF said day the half the southeast
quarter OF section number thryone 3 in township aum.
per tryiour CD NORTH of range number three 81 east OF
in the state Of Illinois. ~ ~
The terms of sale will be follows viz One half OF thu
purchase money to be paid at the time OF said SALE and the
remainder III twelve months thereafter with
AT mo rate OF ten pei connm per annu said last PAYMENT
ana the interest thereon be bond and good So
curly ana by mortgage said real estate JOS STOUT
Administrators OF the estate Of Martin Larkn deceased
Ottawa, Sept. 20-tl ..s
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.Jo.h i,lllrn.s ON 1r,c prog.


Josh Billings replies to correspondent in this
wise: 81
"Benvolio In writing for you an analysis of
the frog, | must confess that / havo copied the
whole thing vervatus ad liberating. from The
works of celebrated French writer of the reth
century.
The frog is the first place tadpolc, and body
and tail without coming 70 ahead.
''He travels in pond holes, by the side of the
turnpike and is accelerated by the activity of his
tale, which Yiggles with uncommon iimberness
and viyaeity. BY and BY before long, pretty soon,
in few days, his tale is no more and lees begin
to emerge from the north end of the animal. and
from tho south end, at the same time. NAV be
seen disposition to head out. ~ 10y.
I'm this cautious way the frog is built, and
then FORT list time in his life he begins 10 cit
his head abuv water.
Ibis success is now certain, and soon, in about
. days more, ne may be seen sitting down on him
self by the side ov the pond hole and looking at
the di1ner-baskets Of the children on their way
to the district school. tFr--... q, -
"Asthe children cum more nearer with o. club
or .caunA of brick in his hsnd to swott him
with, ne rares up on his behind legs and enters
the wa;er head-tirst, without opening the door.
Thus the frog does bushes for spell ov q
time, til he gifts to be 81 and then his life is more
ramifed
Frogs have natures, ground and water, and
Is as free from sin as an oyster.
II nsvor knew a frog to hurt anybody who
paid his honest dues.
Il don't recollect now whether a frog has any
before legs or not, and if he don't it amt any
body's business but the frogs.
'Thdr hind legs are used for Refreshments,
but the rest of him won't pay for eating.
"a frog is the only person who can live in a
well and not git tired
'Ths bull frog is the boss of the puddle, and
has log to sit en- the other side of the
puddle, and talks TO the rest Of the froys, way
down in his throat that you can't understand
more than half what he SEES he is generally
cross and lazy old devil, all over wartz
This is all there is worth knowing now about
the frog, except that they kstch fize in fly time,
and winter by freezing up solid.
+. 5. have endeavored 10 translate mi author
coas but 1t s tuff to render all his beauties into
our tung, without busting the sense
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most cordially invite sl old customtrs when In tho
city to call upon shall DO glad them whether
they wish to purchase or not
March 9, 1867 JACKSON 4 LOCKWOOD
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NOAICE.-EsrATE op GEORGE MUNGER DEcsAssD-N,
ice hereby given, thai the undersigned m,nstr.tor
OF te esao OF George Munger, late the county of Ia
ana sate OF Illinois, deceased will appear before the
OF. SI OF sai county on the third Monday (ben the
2st day OF December 1868 at the Court Uouse in tta,
sau county When and where all persons having claims or
uenanus against said estate notified attend and pre-
seEt the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 10th day of October A. D. 1865
g. SAMUEL GROVE,
WV Administration
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lfgal.

NohACG-is hereby given to James leonard admir-,
Asua"f . Tue estate of Andrew h Leonard ,ees,sad
@ W M esAer pIs.IS concerned, that .he UNDERSIGNED
on 'ls eond OF said administrator win apply 10 he
~ .l " me comfy of In sale and State of illinois,
DAY OF November is5s at 10 O'Clock :, f m g -",I
he s'd administrator to adjust anil settle his acconntt
tn fhase'sn'o 81 s9i estate snd also an order reeag
Oct y, 1865. Nv. pfirrTn M ~ ,s.u VIZ,
New-York tribune., 1868-01-23
COLORADO.

THE QUESTION OF STATE ADMISSION.
The Miners Register in an article on the ac-
ton OF the Legislature regard To admitting Colorado as
a state, has the following;
The Territorial Legislature has adjourned without
taking Joint unanimous action IA was hOped III FAVOR Oh
the admission of the State. The House passed resolutions
asking admission by vote OF seventeen 10 nine kepuD
cans and or two Democrats fOi Democrats and one
or two Teller men ogais The opposition came from the
Democratic members OF both Houses and they had
majority I'm the Council expression in favor OF adms
sion proceeded from that body The Democrats opposed
because they liave lot In the offices. True, Mr. Bel
den as their spokesman reheased the tax argument the
African colony argument the belief that the people are
opposed TO it, and the objection TO entering the Union
under Constitution made by Congress and not by our
selves but the political the dislike OF adding
three Republican votes TO the Republican majority III
Congress weighed more than the balance together; more
words were spent illustrating and enforcing H. hau
the old slate, including United States Senators, been
wiped out there would not have been voice or Note IN
the late Legislature against the admission OF the STATE Oh
Colorado except possibly, the Mexicans, VINO Oppose
Statehood because 10 will forever bind them 20 Colorado
whereas they rather be Incorporated with NewMeNico.
whence they TAKEN aud for Obvious reasohs rtr
haps II will be good cause with the Republicans OF So
gress for keeping Colorado still In the anecamDer OF
the Capitol that her Congressional Represe'aTs M & c
Republicans. but think not The course ot our pup
men has really affected nothing hut themselves Lhe iiet
that they would be unanimously IN inNoi oi a'n nSstvi
with deal Of the offices, nowhere denied ana inc
New-York tribune., 1868-01-23
POLITICAL ITEMS.

A dispatch to The Boston Post, from Washing
ton says that several leading business men OF
who arrived here last evening report that Grant stock
has materially declined in that market since the Gene
rails toward the President has becUmc known.
The venerable Frank Blair told friend yesterday that
he once had great confidence IN Gen. Grant but that Lo
had been mistaken in his he regarded Grant
be fully committed to the fortunes of the Radical
party"
The Washington correspondent OF The Boston
Post says The Impression In this city is that the Pres
dent viii allow things drift along just as they are now
avoiding any personal communication with Mr. Stanton
hut recognizing him officially far may be necessary
The secretarys drafts which had been suspended In tho
Treasury Department have since been pad0ne OF them
the amount OF $4,000 Should the opportunity oner
present the name OF good man. Mr.. johnson may
make nomination but this point II Is believed he mas
come TO settled determination"
The Cecil (Md.) Wing nominates John A. j.
Creswell OF that state for the Presidency The ed
or says On all these important questions, and Others
which make up the platform and principles OF the Repu
lican party, the Hon John A. j. Creswel stands second
10 the country. HIS short but brilliant career
both Houses OF Congress brought him before the eoun
try as marked man, and the abes men in the Senate
as well in the House. acknowledged his sterling integ
rity and great ability. His votes on all the Important
questions of the day showed him TO possess broad ana
stateemanHke views"
New-York tribune., 1868-01-23
NEW JERSEY.

THE VACANCY IN THE STATE SENATE.
The Ne,rdrk Daily AdrGrtiSer says that the
death OF Senator Ludam does not effect the political
standing the Senate tho Democrats still having ma
jory Ql votes and the Republicans nine votes II re-
auires eleven votes the majority Of the whole number
elected to pass bill The law provides that, Of
vacancy House in which such vacancy happens snail
order an election for supplying the same unless they
think the services Of the vacant Office VIII not
be required during the 1pred term OF the legislative
Every special election Is required To be held III not
less than than 40 days from the date of the
writ ordering IT, The custom Is to make the WITH return
able within about 20 days The President and Democratic
members OF the Senate express determination to bo
governed In the matter of election entirely by the
wishes OF the Republican members Of the Legislature,
and OF the county represented by the deceased 1t Is
thought by many that election Will not be ordered,
the session would be- so far advanced before Senator
could be returned The Senators Of salem and Cape May
have promised TO look after the affairs OF the county III
the interim. Mr.. Nixon, OF the present Assembly, and
Mr. Moore former member would be prominent candi
dates for the Republican nomination should al election
NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.
After several bills had been introduced in both Houses,
Tuesday, Jan a. the announcement OF Senator Lud-
lams death made and resolved that the mem
beers should Grape thirty days The SuJoined are
Judicsry-Chrisie Jones. Hendrickson. Nixon Gage.
Corporaions-Taylor, Hood. Jones' Williamson, Nixon.
Municipal COn0sOn'-rnee H. p Clark D. W. lIoush A'raer
VIZ. ard Ms,n.-Petsl, Bro-n, pry.. Lord co.peha4s.
hsisp Ss T'i IssasE s' roSss Ss;in
FSssS bbo.S s" aaiss VSi WSs,S coIs Ke@
Mltia-Fulmer whean williamson Wills Van voorhetG
Banks-PeArce. j. l.. Baldwin, Van Worst Hunt Wright
Claims aud Pension1Appneott Strong HoenbAum Abertson,
Speer.
Unfinished Bnsness-Bergen Wills Sharp H. C. CLARK, Kem.
Ineuta RIpenses- CLARK Corson Henry Westcoti Kennedy
Miscellaneous Bunss-MAlony Ileilen, weseo HUT Mackn
JOINT
Treasurer, Aeeoun-Coes Coln, Van Worst PeTcc Lord
State Prison Maxwell Dwyer, Price, Coghln Wright
Lnnaic Agum--If C. CLARK Pckel A. T. HUFF Harng Spe,L
Lbrsry--D. W. g. Hough LAwng frobssco, Welt Reeves
Public Buldngs-Iedden Taylor, Fnner A. 7. HUI. Peck
isSsa.sis, smith, l. 6sIJsip, Cor j. R. baldwin
Commerce aud ROsenbsam, Allen, Bergen sharp At
TRENTON, Jan. 21.--An anti-monOpoy State
CoRye will he held here tomorrow TO organize a
Free RaIlfoad Association.