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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
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Nir empfeblen ben peuti9en &epublt@
fanern pe5 nSrpli9en OifrtttS aufmerfz
fame Gr>pa9un9 Der Mnipra&e ber Mitz
alieoer rer in Sn9eri OTIS 5aQe ab9ebalz
tenen 81 trift Gonyentipn unp uni erer
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fen III Mrrnory : 9alle.
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2eute nl1r, benz Beidlube BET Ditriftz
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re9tmdbtse 9aue bdtte 5u YerIeben
brauden> in weldem Sale ihnen Site
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>plrpe.
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ic tpubten tab 1ie, be- nit Der Mpncz
19einz@ 9winbel : Delegation bon 5enz
nepin @ounty> no tlbit fie ME cine Sepaz
ratz County Convention 9ebabt NIT etz
l1em 9ansen balbenO uBenp Dele9otipnen>
bic 1ie aus alien Gfen unpGnpen sui ant
menaetrpmmelt immer nod nt1t IpStel
g}aien slblten, ais rie GpnYentipn in
Sn9er1 puS 5ale, nt6t ais Singer
aus perlelben berau5 f%o1a1aen fpnn<
ten.
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Don ccr urpbcn 0ewalt Der poli5e{"> bic
ni9t5 ais Srpnnn9 unp Ne6t idiiBen
1plte, abweilen, unp ta9ten be5bolb an
nidt outori1irten Srt NIT ~9rpbentbetlS
ni6t autprtiirtcn Oeleaatipnen, 1no ibre
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t / IT,"
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mel@er u1s na9 ernl ter lleberle9un9
bel timmt> Sen. 6rbbaro ais uni ernSauz
nertrd9er ST erfiefen.
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bat vypun9 Mmerifa" wie mir e5 ait ben
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bat bic Safe Snperipr Gtlenbobn
unc onpere pur9auS ni9t ucprrupte"
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tpenn er 1pnl nidt5 b1tte, ct BAT 5rn.
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9etcn nit ibm I'm ere tre1 uno wpbl9ez
meinte Stir prade rno itellen unS an
bic Seitc ouer ) ct Sc ublifater> mel9e
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11np fupf ernen Mebaiuen utrter bteTabne
9ubbarbS.
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barps, neil Die Nennun9 leine5 9famens
III ben republtfanii9en Netben ni6t ME
Ter Mal bturne'5 pcer Dpnnelly'5 altf
@unben uufrei6t oper neue l9ld9t. s.
1et benn, nab IS cine tiefe @unbe fir paa
;arte 0eflbl hes 9erru DpnneuY it, raf
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@uniten ba5 Seloe rdltmt> nadpem er es
1dpn einmal 9etban.
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neil III Ieincr 8rui t bic 2tebe gum &ater=
lanre nidt burd mtloi Aemter9ter> nt6>
pnr6 u~nbdnot9en @isenbiinfel, MIDI
burd >u1eri nGbr9ets eritidt 1T uni
mir treten unter bic SABINE 9ubbaro's
neil er bic fit 1ein Clint n1tbt9e 8eflb:
iaun beltt unb REM @taate c{ener
wtrp, wie @tnrpm 1no Mlprid, BIZ
beipe feline vfleine &te1en q .. q
paren.
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jeperS danse,' 9esen bic er mar|9trt, bag
Banner ieines &e9imentes fesret9 auf:
9epf an;t, miro AUDI raS bert& epublttane1
reS nDrcltden Dtitrift5 ;um,Si tra9e11
wenr lie ManneS< uub 8ur9erre9t 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
Gpn ber Wfpiel npr1 8. Muuu

= Son ber Mpiel pom s. Nu9uit
miro eei@rieben ISM @etnbanpel 1T
feline 8etpe9nn9, Bic lasernben 1861
uno 1867er, ipwett fe nt9t aus De6pez
ration pper nm Gd6er leer 3u befpmme1,
coniumtrt mprpen. ieben mpbl gum She'll
ibrer GrlDiuns in etfnem nprSdeltden
1861 entsesen tnten ie alsrar1 aus
mebrfa6en 0rancen i'll Gbren 9elangen."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
Musfunft crbctcn
an ale bic IS an9ebt uae ni9t a>,Seb

~" ~ ""SSr% "'T" "'SNH"'
$50 1T Spiepb Neini9ent? Derl elbe trast
bas &Ieib Der @emitbltdfeit unb rebet bic
uSpra9e" ortisenNnfanbes. @ein 9ieblinss-
senub III, onbern Qeuten @enub gu bereiten, bod
p~racticirt er aud ais @rst tntem ct ieneS furdt-
bare Maasnabel be' Su'ger @aen eurirt, tpelde
F9 Der Strapa3e elmer 8ebanolung NIT a9tent
@9meisertas, upissfcet" unb bersleiten sesen
tiQises 6pnurar untermerfen tpoQen. Sn bcr
8ebanbluna iener entlebli9en p1aee tesMfen~
I9%sneeldle9ts, Der 2eblenbirre bat Ct i@ bereit5
ais @pbltbater Der Menl9beit e~rnieien, inbem CT
lelblt lit ben bTsartisien GaQen lets bur9 ratio
nellie duplication, na@ 8ef1ten, bon 2a9erbier,
Nle, @ein, 8ranbY pber yund 9inberune gu yer
lGafen tpubte. @o 1T CT? @o fraet bic ~birltenbe
unb f@mtadtenbe Meniabeit. l1niere Intpprt il:
Sn 9tiQpater IN Der fartpl et Sic 1tauratipn.
v3u pen Sietfn Sbra5en"
9ebaltc1, Spn ben ;3weien
Suiepb u,e Gaspar @einidbemF.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

-@eyu1our, bic alteS 6lan9e unp@en.
&oieerranj, Der alte SpetdeIeder, batten
I'M Mtorz6au1e SEEM Yorf Elm &latia<
itinoden 3uiamrnen. Limb fe parfen
bic Wurfel I'M leinen Sod"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10
SIN Eno1onb er1hien 1919 pinGjp1et

-Sn England eridien 1913 einGe1ek
caB ale Sdauipieler ais 2anbtreider
ansuleben letcn. MQe, >pel9e pe5 Gebpz
les un9eadtet auf einem Gbeater ipielz
ten - he mel ten perlelben &rare11 ouf
Grpnmell6 8efebl nteoer9eri1en worpen
- fputen crit aus9epeiti9t unb rann
eingelperrt weroen. 131 Sabre ipdter
purbe 0apip @arrid NIT fSni9lt9em
Ypmpe III bic @eltminii teratbei am Tuee
ceSS bate6pearez Denfmals bei9elebt. Sn
Granfret6 9in9'5 fait ebenlp. glp9 1889
pecrettrte Der Acknowledgement, tit bei1en
S6opbe 10 man9er uGpmSbiant" iae,
rab Sdauipieler uno S9arft6ter rpr1
Der Bablfdbt9feit aus9el9lonen ieien.
GrancptS Galn1a uto @ippplyte Mar5
pom Safer Napoleon fir bofdbt9 erfli<
itrt. 'a. nm:
Die beDpritebenbe Mnfunf # beS a9tz
s~ebnjdbri9en ruiii9en @rrbfarften MeriS
tpirp Der Seem yprfer pleupoz Nrifofratie
pieber bic i@6nite @ele9enbeit 9eben> fi@
gum a%19eneinen @eip1tt gu MAIDEN. Die
Grtminal;ettun9 19reibt pariber u8latz
ter aQer partetl9attirun9en fprbern gum
feierliden@ mpfan9e bes jnreen Manne8
arlf unb idpn idwelsen bic Mpern1en I'M
@eoarfen an bic Spibblbereien, bic fe
ibm su Gbren besebenl f5nnen. Da8 ie~.
tente Re9iment puyt feline Wafen; bic
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-10

Dem publiturn hermit bic ~ersebene Mnseiae, bag id, I'm,
nit r1einen bur& tas Jeusr Jul 3tetI bei&dbigten
ggaaren sriinbli9 auf,uraun1en, BON 9erte an III, @rogsa une
Rteinen ;u RpifYreiien, 1nb leidt tel@dbiste aber br& nod
spqtpunmen brau4bare Mrtitd unter Rofpreis s~ertaufe.
Spbn Geti9.
et.pauL Ben Is. ausuh 1868. =
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Dr+ s.. @ebeIfibt,

81. s.. @ebelfd6f,
9pmSupatii9er Mrat,
Office Ste @tr., Ibsr MaYo's @ien'9anblun9.
Wobuuns Gde 10. unb Weeter Strabe.
@pr:@funben awif&en ii uab 3 ubr Na&m.
Netenbet balte i'd tutl@e @erfe, fpwie @e.
hi,iren aun. Yrtpat- unb Garatlteueebrau@ uub
81. Gaantbers 9bte,arjt fl. 2ansIeutt ;uus Ser
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
One Dollar Each
a Physiologioal VieR of lIarriaea.

HNdE- OHEAFE73I BOOK IVHI8 PlJR-
Hshedl Containing nearly three hun-
dred pages and 10 nne plates and engra-
wings OF the Anatomy OF the Human ofgaus
on Early EITOrsi its eploFabl6 ConseuuenceS
upon the Mind and Body, Wtth the Anfhori8
Plan OF 1reatmen-the only rational and
successful mode OF Cure, as shown By fhe re-
port Of cases treated. a truthful adviser to
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condition. Sent free OF postage 70 any ad-'
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GeaGeBupon which his hook tF6ItG GifiioF
any part ofthe world. oCS1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27


THE RoLLING MILL ATCuABERnANp.
MD.-We last week stated that the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad Company
had proposed to erect rolling mill in
our city If a suitable site could be pro.
cured FOR that purpose. We are happy
tosfnrther announce that such Z site
has been seeureds consisting Of twenty
i've acres of land lying along the track
Of the baltimore and Ohio railroad,
and is well located for the purposes re-.
quired. It Is given ont that the mill
which is to be built win be one of the
largest in this country, and adapted to
turn out the most improved style OF
railroad bar=irun and other articles re-
qulred in keeping this great line OF
railway Communieaf fiou In repair. In
connection with the rolling Mill, 1T is
the intention Of the BaItimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to erect other works
of considerable Importance, and we
confidently look forward 70 the day
when We shall see Cumberland, what
nature intended it should be, a thriving
and Populous manufacturing city.-AE-
LeQnilidn. -5-s---s--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
atftt AdpertIstnlfnta.
Revolution in Trada

ADt44St-YOu can receive for the sn,,, ~
~ ONE DOLLAR, SIIk, Merino md Al.
GosSSdss GsSs +FEe65ss. Fe666. s'haEls Halmorals Linen
IeWeiry, Silver Plated WaTe Sa,,,S,Sss ",
tI1. aInes. &C. Send clubs OF ten or more MN
9. Yen cents Ior each descriptive Check an tI1a
GsSsSsIE GsI 1P ot Lhe club Will receive 4 presenf
WorLn " 70 $50, according TO number Gent-
xsenIs Wants1 everywhere. Oifcniars
GRAHAM q CO., % q 68 Federal St. Bosion n
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May IL, 1857.
80 ''"sF. . sssssss s'Rssssssss1s q
DIRR0yTOR1

Christian Hess. William Kievis, Bsupu
hammer John QeBterlinR, John PfRrF, john
August Wiedebush -S.4-A4''
EINhl5 CoMPAESY NOW FULLY ORC3AN-
lEed, ~ prepared to insure BuildiDe1
Furniture, Merchandise and other PsrsoSSl
property at favorable rates,
Loses 9fter duo adjustment, viii bs
Applications for Insurance will FeceIVa i'm.
medlate attention nom the secretary,
N SomPanS6 ONCE, room over Peoples
Bank, Nam street
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary.
a; A. kNAPPt Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESEERLLNGl, Presitient
AUGUST WIcDEBUSH. Vice Presidenr
ANTON REYMAEN, Treasurer,
FIIhIF Fi1llh9a schGEnHLlss. hhGhIHls lsurvsyo..
AUGUST W1EDEBUSH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

a aKNTLElrA1S at Bridgeport, Con-
neetieut, recently received letter
which was sent to him three years ago,
and has been following him about the
country ever since. Among the Inn
-portant news It contained was the fact
that General Sherman was near Allan
tRs and would probably take Il.
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ORFICER9:
9ls9;:3 9Eo; x; ;IH,I1 IW,IHEAT, PEesident.

OFTTcERs:
GEO: x. WHEAT, President,
JAAE5 hcCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
~, OHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
pIREcToRs;-John E. Wilson, jos, O. on,
John A. Armstrong, A. @. QnaEfier Geo. r.
wheat Samuel Harper, james McCHuney.
Morgan j.. Ott, Geo. AdamR
REFERENCES: g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank Wh0elinR; List, MoFfison Z.
20. Mholesale GrocersS Wheeling; Pryor,
!aanuLan q Coz WHOLESALE Gnacenl, Wheel
1ng; IIyg Miohael Reilly, WhOIesaIe Grocer,
Shoe house, wheeling AIcCabe, KFRft & CO..
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FTRnEhsim q
Co.. Wholesale Wines and Lilo mons, VVheeI-
ing; Winahip, Woods q Co., QueensWirt
WheellnGi Lewis Baker, Pub, Register
" " Mheelingi y. Q. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
GamPhells FT8W q Co., PubS. IntalligencssT,
WheelingI OFT, son q Co Hardware, Wheel!
Ingi '. II S1ndss Cashier, FirBt Nat, Bank,
= 3 5alrmomS Il. I. Camden, Pnsst. Nat. TX.
45an6; fse H weston W. Va; Capt. John McLure,
1Ass MnSsun8s apr2o
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Franklin Insurance Company
~ OF wHEELJNG.
Oopl1nls ls............ ................ olHn nnr,

z. II. Logan, 7. P. shallzoas, j. 8, Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, j. II. Hobbs, Saml. McSIel.
14ails g. W FranEhetm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
4S.ssl. NlalllE nun.
WIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
o4gAnl1eo 1our yeaES, and In that time
aone suecelaful business, Is stin prepared
- - I5ke Iisks AT fRir rates on Buildings on an
1lnoss Merchandise, ManufactuTinS E,Stat.
nsnmentss Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
BoSS ON the western Rivers and Lakes
4nts company offers superior inducamantg
20 20 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
dwellings, Furniture, Barns and cOTifents for
oE years at reduced rates
rms being home institution. with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any Conpany in
IA ~ the State and composed Of Some
hlnetY-iour stockholders, most of whom arc
among our Dest business men, recomnends
lLhel1 70 the favorable confederation OF ne
lnsur1nB public. and soliclts their patronage,
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary,
Omce % Monroe street.
..,, y. GARTHUR, Secretary.
6AMIl MCCLELLAN, Presidsnt-
GEO. MENDEII, Vice President
q. M. COEN, Special agent. oclB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

THE Californian ideas Of liquor lsgis-
lation are different nom those PREVAIL
ing in the Eastern States. Instead Of
enacting prohibitory law or regnla-
ting th5 number Of sellers Of liquor by
license, the Legislature proposes to en-
act very stringens rules for the lnspec-
tion of liquprs, and Insure purchasers
q good article,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
The White Pine Compound.

SIT was early IN the spying OF '52 thnt this
Compound was originated. Amember OF my
throat attendedWIth dlsagreeabie conR6. /
Ind for some months previous fhouRht that
bark of white pine might be SO Compounded
as 70 pc very usetul IN diseases of the throat
and lungs. 10 test the value OF -it In thscase
Of the medicine that had been planniIl9.
and gave1t in teaspoonful doses. The result
DAYS the irritSti5S 81 ts throat VIZ 1sn Eo
ed, the cough subsidized and q speedy cure
was eftected. Soon after this, Issnt some TO
sutfaring for Home weeks froni q bad couch, ],
occaaionedb by Q sudden cold, and hRd faiseti
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten ounces OF 1T and got well. j. B. Claflre,
made trial of the same preparation In sfls
casa OF q severe cold and was cured immedl-
ateily. He was 50 highly pleased with there
sales, II placed before the public, that ne
hnally persuaded me to give It name and
send It abroad TO beneht the suffering. In
November, 1850, I drst advertised It under
the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
years rom that time there hRd been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where It took the lead OF an the
cough remedies In the market, and &C san
maintains thAt position. There Is good Fea-
In ttfoF this; It Is very soothing and healing
sons natures tswarning 70 the stomach and
pleasant withal TO the TASTE. and Is exceed
':As q remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine ompouud! stands unr4yaIed. Il
was not originated for that purposes but q
person In using Il for cough was not only
cured of the cough, but was also cured OF q
kidney difficulty of ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for tho same Complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. In
lS60. Since lhens aa in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
allCough remedies, as we'll rs preparation
for the cureof Kidney difHeultEes, In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States
TINS remedy is Is SAFE and pleasant to teke
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Frank HilIerse Leather PreserVatiVe
and Shoes, % ~ s4
EFanE MllleFss Prepared Harness OH
Tops, &C., ready for use, with direSfioSs
for using, = S4
Frank mlllleF's Pollen OIL BIaeIzinR,
CanRdaS,
EFan5 Nm SIIIlsE 1I z Co. Is & % Cedar street.
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GREAT NEW ENGI,ANDil
White Pine Command

rs. NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
4 Ihroughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven wears. "a
me New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, 1T derivesits virtues.
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National Insurance COMPANY,
WHEELING, WEST VA

200, 900
. once, 70 Monroe St, next door to Ist Ma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Fnlmons
ary Affeclions generally. It Is q remarkable
Rsmedy for Kidney Comp lhIuts Diabetes,
Dttnculty OF Voiding Urine, Bleeding tfoIn
the Rtdd,neys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

TOBACCO cheWers are not always
aware OF the character of what they
may putin their months. 1t is report
ed that in the city of New York over
two hundred persons manage to earn a
livelihood these hard times by picking
up the ends of cigars that have been
thrown away and are found lying in
the muddy Streets and Eutterss These
again are soldto the penny dealers in
tobacco sbits, and afterwards arc
manufactured into fine cut chewing
tabacco, or are turned into the best inn.
ported Scotch and other snuffs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

Whereupon the first secretary said !:
es; It gives a much more detailed ac.
count OF what occurred here. Speaking
of his Withdrawal from the War De-
partment, Grant said that he bolted
one door of the secretafy's Office on the
inside, locked the other and delivered
the key to the Adjntapt General, He
did not profess to know what trans-
oifAd affarvpaf fflalit = - II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

THRITA11ANs al Florencs are aston
ished .atthe severely of the winter
there. A correspondent writes that the
mails have been interrupted for two
days. The railways are stopped By the
snow. In Florence 1t has showed as 1t
only SHOWS two or three times in q
century. Men of forty had never seen
anything like It. Nearly avfoot OF
snow! ,Halfthe city remained within
doors. The cabs aud omnibuses left OF
running. Nearly all the shops remain
ed closed. Many of the government
clerks were absent from their posts.
he concludes, eIn flne, this innocent
climate has been turned toPsy-turyy. !"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

He (Grant) admitted that If he changed
his views the President was ts be noti-
hed In season to enable the President
to put the office in the same position
as was when he Grant was appoint
ed Secretary dd interim. -
The third secrekarV then nrocaedafl Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

"The President said to General
Grant, Il expected to see you Monday;
that he was too much occupied bv Gem
eral Sherman and tmany little mat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

The second secretary said: mrhe sec.
cretary's record, then, agrees with tbis
newspaper statement, excepting that it
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

FRANK BURGER CosvICTED.-On the 5th
of January, 1867, Frank Burger, then the
keeper of the New Post Office Saloon, in
this city, having been soaked with whiskey
for long time, suffering from the delirium
tremeus, and constantly seeking quarrels
with his wife and threatening her life, shot
her with musket, inHicting a most horrible
wound in her back. She lay at the point of
death for weeks, but finally recovered. He
was arrested, confined in Jail. indicted, took a
change of venue to Henry county, was tried at
last term of court at Cambridge and the jury
failed to agree. At the present term he
was tried again, convicted on the 2lst, and
his term of imprisonment fixed at two years
in the penitentiary. The defence set up was
insanity, caused by the excessive use OF
ssimulants. Mrs. Burger was present at
both trials, but was not used as witness,
each side declining to put her on the stand
probably fearing that she might injure
their side. We hear that the jury was out
l6 hours, and, at first, stood 4 for acquittal
to 8 for conviction. John B. Hawley, ESQ.,,
of this city, was attorney for the defense.
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" ,.,,uo.
Ho, FUnMEhni V - ~
N hosPNa,. yusson "s%
usns, La, sessaensned " lo1vl' ~. ~ W -
sven years ioeateo IN Dnlsago' Ill., oan 10 '"--
sul.eo NJ ms once ana PA.'oss,
MOB. 81 4 % 1NO06YA 8xs
curc.oo. III.
corner OF DEARBORN, up s u.: ,or the cure o'
chrome, Mereuriai, cyPhn'o' D'ood ana okih
diseases, and all disorders % private character.
DIR. James Positiveiy ef"1o"'es rom tne sys-
TEN, without the aid OF mercury, iodide potash,
arsenic, sarsaparilia, or any o. those POISONOUS
drugs as they Won oaectualy cure tne poison
only dry up 70 break out ~ some Iatare time
IN its most niaeots aspect IT. james uses
NeutlaH.er Ior syPhnis, tn1 s"o ne useu In
nis LOOK nosPhAi' view viieans, ~, sn,'eeh
years, and ~hisa gained MN ~ "oI,o- .iue &C.
ieorty. Inc io.ewing arg S1ane ~ sao c,seases
e. = P'isa " WINS Sa.ns.e'
MS o.o'os'o auehtioh, VIE oyPnnas, %1,y'
secoiiaafy' anu 70, strcsa'oe: a's
ouaiges' hoc'ufnai ana asnrnsA ohi,s.o seAoa'
debility. diseases OF the back ana lomts' inins'
;nhammatlon OF the bladder ana kianeys, rheu-
"nesn, hyaroeeie' Varicoceie, eaacers &C.
Diseases peculiar 10 femAes, susn rs a,nenor-
lho1a' oystnehorrnsga, me'orrhagia' chiorosis'
nervous deohity, &c, successfully treated.
;, III. James long practice Ia Now orleans, and
the ENDORSEMENT OF the most eminent medical
nieh anu the almost entire soulhorn press, should
eoa'Ince the most skeP1cai tnat Dr. James can
and whi perform all that ne promises.
Inc attention OF those who nave privately and
improperly abused themselves by sexual excess,
.. sne aeoasing haoi. OF seh,soases so PreNAlen'
Win tns young, unntting them 70! matrilnony'
D s.;.r.;a or soe,ey' Produo'sg An ns sraih con-
'' Tt maj oeolil'y, aecay anu ,aiPo'shcy;
iollo"ihg are some oi ,n1 sau anu "elah
my euects Prouuced Dy early haoi.s oi youth,
~ - seAaai excess, VIE Weakness Vi tne osck anu
Emos, pain in the head, dimness OF yision loss OF
pepsla, nervousness, irritaoihty,s OF CON
sumption, ETC. Mentaiy, the ieartui enects are
more 10 DC dreaded,-ioss OF memory, CONFUSION
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the fact that the horses are deserving Of all
that ia said of them-as follows:
R.oopEp HoRsEs. While passing Mr..
Dimicks livery the other day, we received
an invitation from him to take look at his
fine blooded stations. Mr.. Dimick has
three in number, which are very promising
young horses. One is q mahogany bay, hive
years old this coming spring, 100 hands
high, beautifully made, with fine bone and
muscle. He is of messenger blood crossed
with Morgan. Messenger King" as Mr..
Dimick calls him, has all the qualifications of a
fine stock horse We commend him to all
breeders of fine stock, He will make the
season at Mr.. Dimick's livery in Rock Island
The other two are "Bashaw" colts of fine
promise. and bid fair to be known on the
turf some day-their owner wisely protest
ing against training colts too young, they will
be kept back from training, and bred to a
very few fine mares, until they arrive at an
age and maturity to stand training Shi-
Ion" is looking finely. He has not had a
harness on since last September. He will
be sold this season, or be put into training.
He is fine horse, and a fast trotter if prop
erly handled; and, we doubt not, that he
will make some horses of repute do their
prettiest to keep up with him before the trot-
ting season is over.-Rock Island and Moline
Union