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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

OFBICEHS
Z GEO: Il. WHEAT, President,
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP. Secretary.
CHARLES II. CoLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRKcToRs:-John q. Wilson, Jas. @. or,
John A. Armstrong; a. o. Quarter, Geo. z.
Wheat. Alex'r. Laughlln, James McCluney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams.
REFERENCES: g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison d
Co, Wholesale Grocers, Mheeiings Pryor,
Hnndlan Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; AIcCabe, RFan &CO.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo W. sFfanHhelm q
Ing; Winship, Woods d Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Campben, FreW & Co., Pubs. Intelligence,
Wheeling; OttsSon q Co Hardware, Wheel:
ing; ]. E. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
Falrmont; Il, P. Camden, Prest. Nat. Ex.
Bank, Weston, W. Va; Capt, John McLure,
u, Mheellng. EaEE aprS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

GREAT BARoAIHs at Blond & Bach
mans, No. 1877 Main street. Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, $500. Boys Kip
Bootss $3.50. Youths Kip Boots, q, 80.
All warranted to be what they are rep
resented. 80 -.
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ALL over the land thousands are suf-
ering from Coughs, Pains, and Soreness
in the Lungs and Chest, and from other
febrile diseases. The. White Pine Com.
pound is sure relief for all such. Sold
BY Apothecaries everywhere. dSw.
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SINGULAR AccIDENT.-Reube Waite,
on Caldwell's Run, while out hunting
on Wednesday last, was quite Severely
hurt by the explosion of his powder
flask, while pouring a. charge into his
gun. 1=-e7
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PBRsoNAL.-Among the arrivals by
the steamship Baltimore, ofthe Bremen
and lBaItimore,llne on Thursday last,
wes notice The name OF Chris. stohr. of
this city.
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INT IN derihg ont aSKnoWIsdsuehis for IN,
Pt.s-Onage We have entOy6d in The i1,est -
s5l,eet totAeit a1eonflnHanes of the ~
Gun pr ces ioi every tielsi vs,,ss7,,
and we shall use ouf IS; 4 srfi * 49, - ~ LOW
,aiss2Lset,on 20 an may mvorns VIZ
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IFyouneed a Truss Shoulder Brace
orsupporter=and onethatis warranted
to fityou-.we advise yonsto go to Ed.
mund' Bookings or Booking q Millerss
Drug Store and we are sure yon Will
be suitedi 81 - 80 sa2- sts5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23
Tha Whita Pine Command.

2 - - = : "a
ut was early In the spring OF "a that this
compound was Originated. a member OF my
family was anil ed with an irritation Of The
had for some months previous thought that
l q preparation having for its basis the inside
bark o.. white pine might be SO compounded
as to be very useful IN diseases OF the throat
and lungs. 10 test the value oft in the case
allnded to- Ecompopndedsa small quantity
and gave II In teaspoonfn1 doses. The result
was Isxceedingly grntitytng.. ,YlthIna two
ed. the cough 6ubaided and a SpeeSIy cure
was enected. Boon after this, sent some %
alady IN Londonderry, q. n, who had been
occasdoned Iy o sudden cold, and had raised
mucus streaked With blood. She soon found
ten ounces OF u, and got well. LIB. Clarkss
ESD, ed. tor of the Manchester, DAILY Hirror.
made trial of The same pref, IN In az
Case Of severe cold and was cured innr1eii.
atelys he Wass so highly pleased STftl Inc 70.
suits, and 80 confident Of success atfentiinR ii
finally punuaded me TO give K 4 name AMI
send it abroad. to benefit the SUFFERING. IN
10 NSov ,t looS nIst advertised Il under
years nom that time there had been whole
Saled IN Nanenester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where 1t took the lead of All the
cough; remedies in the maTllet. and n s1III
mAintains that position. There, a sfsjoi 1sea-
son ioI TINS; ~ " very soothing and healing
RIeasnL Wlthal 70 the TASTE and Is exceed
~ As q remedy Tor kidney coDnniaI6ts. tl,a
White Pine Compound stands unfivaied. n
was not originated for that purpose, but a
pst2H z, IN y for q cough WIS not only
Su5ea o. Ihe cough, but was also Cured OF I,
kflaney. dltnculty Of tan yeats stRndifg Sfnee
LnaL acclaenLal4 discovery many GhOusdIifis
have used Il for the same teriplaiilt- and
nave been completely cured! p 3TlzI ~
The above was fittanl sDr Poland. IN
lS60. Since then, rs In HfinchesisiF1 Il ~
" mite Compound has taken the lead az an
Cough remedies, Is well as a prepaFntioII foF
tne cure OF Kinney difficulties, In every civ
toMnts sN1.lase and hqmiet thTouEho1t M
New England States. -
as IL IS etfectual. -sI1fi s1--.7s79 - =
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PLANO MAKERS, STR1KE.@The piano
makers have struck again for an adj
vance, and the price OF pianos is there
fore likely to be increased. We would
advise ali who wish to purchase to call
on Mr.. Sheib at ouceand secure tho few
he has to dispose of at the present low
prices. 2 ..ti1 9 .s.svE ll-sseE
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Go.tothe National BusiHeas College
and learnsB0ok Keeping .s..a' . i
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National Insurance Company
oFBICERS:

5000 900
once, g Monroe ST., next door to lst Ma.
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How often doyou7hear the complaint
from mother and father that their son
or daughter is not,well; that they have
no appetite; thatithey, feel lspguid; that
their head aches; that they ARE growing
thin and feeble, and that they have no
life or energy len. That they are low
spirited, and perfectly dncapacitateds to
participate in any pleasures, or perform
any mental or physical duty : And the
question is often asked, what shall 4 do
for them3 or, what shall I give themY
Our answer is, let them Try PLASTA-
TON BTTERs moderately three times a
day. and our word for ut they .wiIlare-
cover. e ss2
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the. price. eod&w
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= BroonnS.

ga Z-FASC4-THREES TRR6S,-
ssO0yses zgf5zsss JuktnecefVed hY7lsa NJ .
oet29 hs1 LIST, sAloRRIsoNts&co.
ID Cutters, assorted Sizes ON hnn0 and fnr
saleat manufactures prices by slleF-lf
" f.7rls1sl-l 5eCialAS. H KERRY. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23
DIR IOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate Of one Of the most emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent In
the hospitals of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA
and elsewhere has enected some OF the most
many troubled with ringing In the head and
ears when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS, sbeinsI
alarmed at kudden sounds, baShfulneEs witt
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind were cured tmins-
dIntely. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

soHooL TEACHERS are9eminded that
the winter term ot,the STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL opens January 4ths Circulars
with full Information, will be sent on
application to the Principal, s. r,
Thompson, GHyandotte, iOa0elS oounty,
w: Hptll.s a. 455i.... -. - y l.sssTi5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

Who have injured themselves by CERTAIN
practice, INDUCED In when alone. a habiI fIA-
QuenIly LEANED nom evil companfons, or nj
school, the effects OF winch are niEhtly fell.
even when asleep and n not cured, renders
marriage impossible and destroys both mind
and body should apply tmn eCllately.
. What aPity that a young man, the hone N
his country the pride OF his parents, should
be snatched nom all prospects and enjoy
mentd OF lie by the Consequence of deYia-
ting nom the path of natuIe, and induiiine
before contempt htlfR 9 z7''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

1adi la;ll1 AL - - 777-7T - - -
s'a1.E ls1i lndiq ~. 5-sl15 - ~ -
- 70 eaf.a-u rs Es4 81 81 a. l--,-f
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reflect that q sound mind and body are the
most Necessary requisites to pTomoLa conIIii.
bal happiness. Indeed, without fhese-tbe
journey through life becomes alWeary DIE
gTtmages the Prospect hourly darlIenS 70 the
VieWs the mind becomes Swallowed with de-
spair and tlled with ne melancholy reiiec
lion that the happiness Of another becomo
5blishted with Oiif 0ygT !.
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YOUNG MEN

sgscally who cha have become n the victims OF
habit which annually sweeps 70 an untimelV
grave thousands of Dung Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect vino
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senators with the thunders OF eloquence or
walked 10 ecstacy the living Tyre, may call
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

DR. JOHNSON has discovered the pnos,
" Certain, Bpeelty, and only EdeofnaI
Remedy. In the World for Weakness OF me
Back or Limbs, StiictuIeA Anections OF the
ges, 1mpotency, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia 1anguor, Low Spirits, Con.
fusion al Ideas, PalpnafiOn OF the Heart
TimiditY, Trembling, Dlmnes5 OF Sight or
Giddiness, Disease OF the Head, Throat, nose
or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs
gtofn9clf or BOWels-those Terrible DfsorIlers
arising from solitary Habits OF Youtl-Recref
and solitary practices more fatal 10 their vic
tins than the song oISyrens to; the Mariners
hopes or anLicipati0ns, rendering marriage
Ikc iIupOssibleI
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TAREPARTICULAR NOTICE.

thousands Of persons OF an ages can now
tudg9 what Is the cause Of their deolinInP
healths losing thsir V1gory becoming Weak
pale nervous and emAciated; having a SIM
gulRr appearance about the eyes, Gong h. and
Symptoms Of Consumption. = al$s -
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mo Letters received unless post paid m,
containing Q STAMP to be used ION "a q feI1Iy
fehons Writing should state age and EffSd
portion S151a. Of advertisements describing symp.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
Wade HamptOn'S Reception i'm
Charleston.

| HIS ACCOUNT OF THE NEW YORK COW IGNITION
Wade Hampton was welcomed by the
people of Charleston on Friday night, upon
his return from the Tammany Convention
He was received by long procession. -
having been conducted to a for horse car
| riage, was escorted ami Cne shouts of the
multitude to bis temporary stopping place
in the city.
| In the evening large meeting was held
in the open air. James B. Campbell pre-
sided, and after few remarks introduced
Hampton as " that undaunted soldier, I'M
| euiiied gentleman, and earnest patriot .
| The band played Dixie, and the enthusiasm
| was SO great that he was unable to utter an
| audible word Quiet being at last restored,
| General Hampton said
"More than four years-years phich hare
| seen a nations DEATH which have brought to
us sorrow, humiliation and ruin-have passed
since last stood in your noble and battle
SCARED old city. Then proudly erect, flushed
With victory or,d do-otio, IN htr PATRIOTISM,
she held in her heroic hands the kew of our
State, defying with indomitable courage the
assaults of her enemies. While portion of
her sons here guarded SO bravely the portals
of the State, others were following the clori-
GUS Southern Cross wherever it was waving
in triumph, or were sleeping their last sleep
on the fields which their valor have contrib
uted to win. All aoere doing their duty as
Cdrohnians, and the great historic names of
the revolution were gilded with new lustre
as the descendants of Moultrie, of Rutedge
of Lowndes, of Hayne, of Plnckney and
Huger fought did their fathers for this
dear old Carolina of ours. Well then might
she be proud of the immortal record she was
making for herself and, one of her sons
my heart used to swell with JOY and pride as
day after day tidings came to our far distant
camp fires In Virg inia that the brave old city
ravaged by fire, torn by shot and battered by
shell, still stood unconquered and unconouer
able. Thank God she stood to the last. She
heard the first gun of the war, and through
all of those four years of blood and deadly |
strife that followed, our flag foated triumph. |
antly from her beleagured walls; and not |
until that flag folded forever, to be
buried with the Lost Cause, did hostile feet
press her soul Nobly, then, did she fulfil |
her arduous trust during those stirring years
OF war Come what may. her past is beyond
So long as patriotism, constancy
and valor are esteemed, the wondrous story
of her defence will stir the hearts of brave
men, and noble women will teach their
children to lisp the name of Beauregord
Gentlemen, hope and believe that the
blessed day of our deliverance is drawing
near The signs in the political skies are
ulI OF hope, and we bring back to you from
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

:. abandoned the principles established by
4be overthrow of the Rebellion, and was i'm
,oediately elevated to the position Of second
dancing-jask to Montgomery. lie danced 80
'rcu and fund himself such an agile Terpsi-
chorean, that he threw his heels over Mont
c,mery Is head, and to the surprise OF himself
and every one else, landed fair and square on
the usurp patton plank of the Copperhead plat
form, as it's candidate for the Vice-Presldency
He is about as fit to preside over the Senate
as he is to conduct the performances of lodge
of Good Templars. Should he ever become
President, of which, fortunately. there i
the slightest chance, his eccentricities 4z|
astonish the world and render respectaA
memories of Tyler, Pierce, and jon
Taking them ali in all, it may safely
frmed that the thresy{kirs have mac
much show on thAz var sa2't tai as sn d9
:s;s vt YETI %ss : w.. :, !.
but Hs1 81 - asryfare yet young
ana enQ31<1 hsfore they die faster
o&dH Pl3Glni 4lelf-at dozen different par'ie'
! "a m lpan administrations
II a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
The Official Proclamation of the
Adoption of the Fourteenth Amend
mont

| Mr. Seward last and final proclamation
of the Adoption of the Fourteenth Article of
the Constitution recites the proposed amend
ment of the Constitution, entitled article
18th, as in his previous conditional procla-
nation also the concurrent resolution of
| Congress- announcing 80 that said fourteenth
article is hereby declared to be part of the
Constitution of the United States and it
shall be duly promulgated as such by the
Secretary of State - also the various dates
at which the several States ratified or rejected
the amendment; and closes as follows
And now therefore. be it known that | ,
William III. Seward, Secretary of State of
the United States, in execution of the afore-
said act, and Of the aforesaid concurrent res
olution of the Dist of July, 1868, and in con-
Torrance thereto, do hereby direct the said
proposed amendment to the Constitution of
the United States to he published in the
newspapers authorized to pro1nulgate the
laws of the United States, and do hereby
certify that the said proposed amendment
has been adopted In the manner hereinhefore
mentioned by the States specified in the said
concurrent resolution, namely the States of
Connecticut, New Hampshire, Tennessee,
New Jersey, Oregon, Vermont, New York,
Ohio, Illinois, est Virginia, Kansas,
Maine. Nevada. Missouri, Indiana, Mime
sofa, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Pennsylva-
MIA. Michigan, Massachusetts. Nebraska,
Iowa, Arkansas. Florida, North Carolina,
Louisiana, South Carolina, Alabama, and
also by the legislature of the State of Georgia.
The States thus specified being more than
three fourth of the States of the United
States do further certify that the said |
amendment has become valid to all intents
and purposes as part of the Constitution
of the United States
In testimony whereof have bereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal of the Depart
ment of State to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this 2oth
day of July, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty Weight
and of the Independence of the United
States of America the ninety-third.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. {
Secretary of State.
1t is noticeable that whereas in his former
the Secretary was apparently
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

Ma. Rollins AND TIE PREsIDENT;-Mr:
collins, Commissioners "falr,Yting foe of cor
is the obstinate, aJlfo Service Fighting con-
FINALLY and uhcompromisingly against the
whiskev ring, against dishonest officials and
against President disposed to wink at cor
ruption and knavery, he has saved hundreds
of millions to the public treasury. Disguised
RESIGNED but made his Withdrawal condition
o., 4pon the appointment OF his successor. of
course, the ring would not allow mo
President to nominate an honest man FOR the
place. The three candidates sent in were no
toriously unfit, from their we'll known alfilia-
ton with banded Spectators and robbers
The Senate, therefore, refused to confirm
them, and adjourned, leaving Mr.. Rollins in
office. Mr. johnson is now making desperate
efforts to rid himself of this inconvenient OBJ
stacle to his infamous plans. He has twice
called upon the Commissioner to resign abso-
Notwithstanding, il he does not do so, to
suspend him on charges, and put at the head
OF the Bureau, Edmund Cooper formerly his
Private Secretary, always his facile tool and
one of the nominees rejected 10y the Senate
But Mr. Rollins feels that his duty to the
country will not permit him to retire under
the circumstances. He therefore remains in
his place; leaving the President to take up
on himself, if he dare, the responsibility of a
virtual removal, and the designation of Il new
Commissioner, in defiance of the will of the
Senate. Thus far, Mr.. johnson has limited
himself to protests and threats But the
pressure upon him is tremendous, and he NAV
respond to it. In the hands of corruption
lists like Cooper, and under the patronage of
the whlskey ring. the revenue system might
be made tremendous enginery OF political
fraud and subornation- 1t would create an
army of Jealous and INSCRIPTIONS adherents
for the Blair and Seymour ticket. with vast
funds at their command, to be expended in
the work of the campaign. The necessities
of the Democratic situation are so manifest,
and the call for relief so imperious, that the
President may be bold enough to remove Rol-
Inns, as he removed Secretary Stanton under
like circumstances, and in obedience to the
same clements. The designation of new
Revenue Commissioner will be the first step
of usurpation, indicating determination to
carry into effect the threat which has been
made of setting aside the laws of Congress.
Such a revolutionary act would render GER
tain the assembling of Congress in September
pursuant to the provisional terms of it's ad
iournment albany Euening Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05

The BLAIR FAMILY The R0chcSler Demo
crdt says g The manner in which the male
portion of the Blair family has wormed itself
into public notorietv warrants the conclusion
that its native modesty will not be greatly
shocked by the appearance of a brief history
of the trio that compose it. First in order
comes the pdferfaniHaS, f. p. Blair, ST.
When young man he emigrated to Wash
ington, y. C., from Tennessee, as an attachG
of Andrew jackson, who set him up in bust
ness by procuring for him the position of
publisher of The Congressional Glo6e. Out
OF this, IN few years, ne made a fiat thing"
and then, by selling out his interest in the
concern, he made another fiat thing which
enabled him to retire from the business and
devote has entire attention to political in
trigue. From this time he has been the chief
cook and bottle-washer in the - kitchen cab
inets y of every administration since the DAYS
of jackson, and exerted more or less influence
Tor good or for principally evil Lin
coin was not long in discovering his voracious
appetite for apples of political discord. and
by removing his son Montgomery (whom the
old gentleman completely controlled) from
his Cabinet. he assured him that the nation
al pudding could he stirred and the plums
properly lnterspersed without the aid Of shis
ambitious finger When His Accidencv,'
succeeded to the Presidency. Blair RECLAIMED
the prestige he had lost under Lincoln. and
busted himself by goading Andrew on to |
conflict with Stanton, and creating differences
between Congress and the Executive. Tnon |
being compelled to surrender the portfolio of
'he Postal Department, disappointment and
'evenge caused Montgomery to execute lit
lie political g lofty tumbling. and sell him
eli out at low figure to the Copperbead
action, whose obsequious dancing-iack he
las ever since been. ready upon the slightest
'uii OF the string to stand on his head or his
reels. or hang suspended in mid-air. await
ng his appointed time for the performance
t a s. breakdown F. p. Blair. .Jr tho
oungest OF the tribe, served in the Union
rmy without enough distinction to hurt him
luch. At the close of the war, Welding to ,
is inherited love for change and novelty. and =
esirous of doing something to gain notorietv ,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
THE ERRORS OF yOUTu

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TO FEMALES.
DIR. FRED'K MORRILL, Phvs,c

DIX. Fl ED h NOR II ILL., Phvsirian nd Sn,
geon gives exclusive attention Diseases of Women
lie has made diseases of study for The
twenty years His practice has been very extensive
ooth IN hospital and private pracuce reputation
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Medicines sent to all parts of the country
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