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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-24

MIR RoBISsoN, of New York, seems
to have the ambition of Dogberry,
That worthy was not satisfied with be-
ing once "written down an ass" he
wanted the operation repeated. A few
days ago Robinsou's resolution to with
draw the impeachment from the atten-
ton of the Senate, was voted down
squarely ,but Tuesday he made 1t again,
and 1t met with the same vote, OF
course. Robinson could not succeed in
inducing eighteen ninnies, besides
himself, TO vote for the resolution,
which shows, that even for The sake of
party. some men who do not belong TO
the Robinson class will not stultiIy
themselves. Ajudicious person would
understand that interference, such as
was proposed by the member from
Brooklyn, could not succeed. If the
impeachment IL TO be withdrawn. it
will be done by the Republicans. But
as they are not likely to do SO 10 the
very day of expected success, ii is SUI
preme folly in anybody else to inter
fere. Macbeth once said that when
the bruins were ont the man would
die" bat such does not seem to be the
case with Robinson.
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The X. H. II. ana s1r. WADE.


The following letter was received by
Senator Wade last Monday morning,
post.marked Winchester, Kentucky,
April II:
Ben Wade, Hon $50 called.
This communication is to notify you
that you are marked and matched by the
*. X. X, & that should you and your
Infamous associates succeed in your
fanatical IS helIish design of CoiStia9
yourself as SO called President on an
unwilling people by actual force, that
your fate will be before ONE MONTH
that OF 1.-The late lamented A. L." You
may not heed this warning, but go your
course, and your fate is sealed by
bullet by S. X. X. X. Eyes arc on
your track that never sleep; and this
will be your portion. ThRd. Stevens
is doomed. General Grant is watched
also. You think yourself in security,
but there is "A vengeance Gipaiting you
three grand cOnSpirGtoTs. AS for Butler,
the X. X. X. OF New Orleans will take
him in charge at the proper time, and
his portion will also be a bullet. An
Indignant people will no longer bear
what you demons in human shape are
preparing for them. Go on, and you
will see whether the s. X. X. X. will
lie. Be 1pnrned IN time.
By order of the Grand Commander OF
the X. X. X.
VIC. C. K, ApriI1s, '6s. SIS. K. K. X.
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THE Pittsburgh Gazette expresses the
opinion that the Chicago Convention
will unquestIonably accept the princi-
Pile which was adopted at Baltimore, on
the admission of the Colorado and
Louisiana delegates, viz: that any State
which was likely TO cast an electoral
vote for the President, had right to
have representation and vote for the
choice of candidate, it follows that the
Southern States. excepting possibly
Texas and Mississippi, will be admit
ted to representation. Three of these
States, Arkansas, Louisiana and North
Carolina, have already chosen full dele
cations, some forty in all, instructing
them for Grant and Wade. South Car
olina. Georgia, Florida, Virginia, and
Alabama will take the sumo action, and
upon the same principle will be enti-
tied to admission.
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IT would not be very surprising
though the truth may never be known
II the supposed persecution of Col
Forney, Secretary of the Senate. by Mr..
Cameron, In relation to the Secretary's
accounts, is a sham. These gentlemen
nre both accomplished in the art OF
politics, even down 10 the little arts
within that art. Mr.. Forney's accounts
are all straight and he kDO ws it. Doubt
less Mr.. Cameron knows 1t. too. But
Mr.. Forney, who In his clerical posi-
ton, has been somewhat Withdrawn
from his old field of Pennsylvania poll
tics, is an aspirant to be Mr.. Bucka-
LEWIS successor in the Senate. Some
thing is needed 10 bring him before the
public, especially the Pennsylvania
public. What could better accomplish
this than a charge that he the Secretary
Of the United States Senate, had de-
frauded the Government heavily; and
who better to unenrth the charge
than Simon Cameron, to put it in the
mouths of all Pennsylvania? Then
how nice for this to be followed in due
time by an investigation and report
tuumPhuntly vindicating the Secreta'
ry, showing him heavy sufferer by
an unfaithful clerk, but showing toe
that with incorrupt, BILE honesty he had
made the Government whole, even to
"A cent. If this wouldn't make Mr..
Forney Senator, what would2 II it
wouldn't make him Senator it ought at
least to seat him more firmly than ever
in his Secretnryship.
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THE Richmond Newspapers are
commenting with great cheerfulness
upon the prospective revival of the to.
bacco trade of that city. Before the
war, over one hundred tobacco facto-
ries were in operation there, whilst the
great tobacco warehouses of Richmond
were well known throughout the coun-
try. The heavy taxation on the tobac-
co manufacture, the Richmond Erami.
ner says, cripples the business. but 1t
looks forward to its revival to the ac-
tivity and volume attained before the
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A NEW York letter says there are
rumors with circumstantial confirma-
ton of compromise between the con-
tending railroad chiefs, Vanderbilt and
Drew. The affair is, however, envel-
oped in the closest secrecy, and nothing
is allowed to be positively known, ex-
cept within. a very narrow circle. Both
factions probably regard it as their in
terest to mystifg Wall street for the
present until their Interior plans are
matnred.
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n1eucns, rnrenel1 10 AmerIca.

When Mr.. Dickens had conclude
his farewell readings at Steinway Hall,
New York, last Monday night, the
entire audience arose and Joined in
hearty cheers. while the ladies waved
their handkercbiefs, and loud calls
were made for a speech from tho re-
firing reader. Mr.. Dickens, in response
to the demands, returned to his desk,
and when the audience had relapsed
into It's former quiet he spoke as fol-
lows:
LADIES AND GESTLEMEN: The shad-
ow OToue word has impended over me
all this evening, but the time has come
at last when the shadow must fall, 1t
is a short word, but its weight Is not
measurable by itslength. Last Thurs
day evening, while read the story of
David Coppertield, felt that there was
another meaning than usual In the
words of old Mr.. Peggotty: my future
life lies over the sea-" And when 1
read from this. book tonight, referring
TO tho PickIDick Papers L realized that
l must shortly establish such an dttbi
as would satisfy even Mr.. Weller, Sr.
The relations set up in this place be-
tween us have been to me of the most
satisfactory character. There has
been on my part the most ear
nest attention to the work OF
preparation to entertain you, and on
your part the kindest sympathy, which
cannot be forgotten forever. 1 shall
often recall you by tho Winter fire of
my home, or in the pleasant Summer
of Old England-never us II public au-
dience, but always US dear, personal
friends, and ever with the tenderest
sympathy and affection. In bidding
you final farewell, 1 pray-"God
bless us. every one!" and God bless the
land in which leave you!
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TAE Petersburg Times learns from
gentleman just from Fairmont that
Gov. Peirpoint has concluded not to re-
tire from the stage ofpublicIty in the Old
Dominion for some time to come, and
hence the story OF his Intention to run
for Congress in West Virginia is pre-
mature If not entirely unfouuded.
we see by our exchanges that the
Governor was in Richmond day or
two ago and presume the Times infor-
nation Is correct.
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Special Autifes.
THE GREAT STORM.

From every section of the country testI-
monIals are pouring in like an avalanche
upon the proprietors otMISHLER'S CELE-
DRAFTED HERB BITTERS. The demand
Isreally unprecedented what 1t has
ever been heretofore, and among the cures II
has made and is now eTecting, are scores of
cases which bafiled the skill OF the best
Physicians. Recourse was had TO MIsH-
LERS HERB RITTERS as last resort, and
in many instances 1t seemed like hoping
against hope. but The sure and steady and
ever reliable powers of MISHLERfS HERB
BITTERS were soon discovered to be operat-
ing with their usual pungencyI and victim
after victim to disease has been raised from
sick couches and restored again 10 perfect
and permanent health. This WonderIul
career OF MLSHLER'S HERB B1TTEhS Is
only the beginning OF its tHumphs. For all
diseases arisIn rom impurities OF the blood
IL rs unouestionnbly the most positive and
pleasant cure discovered. All dyHpetics
ought TO possess q bottle of MISHLER'S
HERB B1TTERS, and II every one who
of Dyspepsia, or Actdlty OF the Stomach, or
General Debility, would Immediately take
these BitterS, a very few days would answer
to cure them up. For Liver Complains,
Sctofula, and similar diseases, these Bitters
have never been known to fail In effecting
cure. These Bitters may be taken rs Tonic
and are very pleasant 10 the taste and In
MIGRATING 70 The system. IL respectable
Druggists sell these BItters, but be sure you
ask io- MISHLER'S, and do not take any
BRANCH HoUsE-9G Market street, Pitts.
FAHNEsToCK q HoLToN,
aprlS'2w Managers.
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DIED.

eEoRGE-on wednesday morning. April
2snd, OF Purpura Hemmorrhagle, JOHN A.
GEORGE, aged IS years.
His funeral win take place this (Friday)
afternoon at four O'Clock, from the residence
OF his mother, on Main street North Wheel
ing. The friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend.
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many ~ MIDNIGmT.

Screaming at The top of its voice-disturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and you
nextdoor neighbor. How often you heal
the thoughtless remark, T" Choke that squal
ling Babyl" Now. this is very unkind o
you, my friend. Once you had Just such 6
time Teething, Cholic. Pain, Fretful, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep FOL
child or parent. A long night OF watching
and weary morning dawns, bringing ",
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THE Springfield Republican is "as-
sured that no more than three Repub-
licRn Senators are likely, under any
circumstances, to vote for the Presi-
dent. These are Grimes, of Iowa. Van
Wrinkle, OF West Virginia; and Fowler,
of Tennessee.
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THE New York Express, commenting
upon the various plans that are nro-
posed TO keep passenger railway con-
ductors from stealing, says that the
best way to prevent them from pilfer-
ing from their receipts is to pay fair
wages for their services.
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Hon. JAMES CARsKADoN, of Mineral
county, isannouncedi In the New Creek
Banner as a candidate for Congress in
the Second District. The Banner de.
clares in favor of Sergeant MaCauley
for Treasurer.
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We infer from a paragraph in the
oiarksburg Telegraph which came to
hand last evening, that DIR. Pinnell, of
BuckhRnnon, is not a candidate for
Congress in the Second District. MS has
been currently reported.
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TRY ONE BOTTLE or

LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIALNl
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa Is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor Will
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Bottle. marl3.
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Thus fartbe published reports from
all parts of the United States promise
one ofthe largest crops of wheat which
has been gathered in this country for a
number of years. Tho breadth of land
sowed during the autumn and spring
is very extensive. whilst the winter has
been very favorable to the young grain.
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THURLow WEED says in his paper,
that "there has never been a more UNI
scrupulous political demagogue among
all the rapacious aspirants for the Pres
idency. than salmon p. Chase"
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Ani1naateiaents.
FOR CONGRESS.

ORwe are authorized 10 announce Hon.
GS CHESTER ID. HUBBARD, of Ohio coun-
ty, as candidate for reelection from the
First Congressional District, subject TO the
decision OF the Union Republican ConYen-
ZION. nInElR
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A. wKRN1NoER, Esq, of Clarksburg,
present Senator from the 4th district, is
a candidate for reelection.
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A man capable OF running RAILWAY
SPIKE. MACHINE.
We want an experienced hand. None
other need apply. AddreSsor apply to
OHIO IRON CO.,
aprlS-lw GAINESVILLE, o.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

I'M TIE L3+AI I I1NNlEoo OF TRUE MIN"
HOOD. 5..
An Essay for Young Men on the
Crime OfSOIitude, and the Physiological
Errors. Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of
Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address. DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
lan3l.3md&M
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A MErHoD1sT lady has expressed the
hope that the propensity to wear nous
taches may not spread among the min
listers of her denomination. WhyT
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wAsH1N GToN HALL,
Saturday, April 26fh. 1865, Two
IavaaS AT q and g m m

LeVees at and 8 p. m.
After an absensence OF three years in
Europe, where they have delighted nearly
all the Kings, Queens, Emperors, Nobility,
these Wonderful LilltputInns have returned
10 their Native land, and are giving few
Farewell prior 10 their final
retirement TO private life.
They are undoubtedly the most astonish.
ing and delightful Wonders of the Agel
Fonr beautifully and symmetricahy formed
ladies and gentlemen In Miniature. Grace
full, Intelligent, Witty, Educated and REIN
ed, exhibiting the most polished manners OF
the fashionable Drawing Room, and yet only
the size OF three year old children!
Their Unique and eXquiStely Enchanting
PERFORMANCES and EXHIBIrIoEs never fail
TO charm and delight every beholder.
lstIc COSTUME, MILITARY EXERCISES,
COMIC LIMITATIONS and DELINEATIoSs
FANTASTIC CITATIONS, DIALOGUES, amusing
TRICKS. CLASSIC STATUES, FUNNY PAHTo-
MINES and BURLESQUE COMEDIES enchant
the children, delight the ladies', and Rstonisn
and please the gentlemen.
The scores OF Rich and Elegant Dresses,
and the brilliant collection ofDiamOnds worn
before the various Potenta tales of Europe, all
OF which are introduced In these Popular
Levees cost over Twenty Thousand Dollars
in Gold.
These little mites of humanity are convey
ed to and from their Hotel and Hall by their
beautiful Shetland Ponies and Miniature
Carriage, attended by Elfin Co8chman and
Footman in Livery.
Ladies' and Children are considerably adj
vised TO attend the Day Exhibition, and
thus avoid the crowd and confusion of the
evening performances.
Admission % cents, Children under ten
10 cents; Reserved Seats, so cents, Children
under ten. . cents. apr2S-3t
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WINDOW SHADES

which is larger. finer and cheaper than ever
before, comprising some 20 or % different
patterns, and all of The latest styles, Window
OIL Cloth, Holland, &c, &c.
A Full Stock or Furniture and Mattresses.
Prices guaranteed to be as low as any
nT apri7 81 M @ j. & G. MENpEL & co.
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Engine Lathe for SaIo

MADE BY N. Y. STEAM ~,
Ol Company. Dimension "a IN VINE
will turn y feet front and Cross. swing.
feed, is feet shear, will cut 10 10 tbTs.SSsieE
! inch, tace plate. counter shaft and hsnSsIs9o
condition and will be sold low eAeeiIent
NORWAY IRON MFG IN
aprll-lm Cor. 18th and CLAY Sfrs.,-
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AMERICAN WATCHES.

THE BESTII THE CHEAPEST!
| TIME EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches By Railway Conductors, LIE LIE
neeTs, and EXpressmen, the most e3 ShStt AZ
mOnstrated the strength, steadtness 9T 9anTh
lily, and accuracy of the WaithRn " ~ 20
To satisfy that class in all these TeSPeStTS ~
decide the question as to the reaI Naluo VI
Mo- More than $1,000 IRE speaking for them
selves In the pockets OF the people. .,-,,a,,
Imported Watches are made on an s1Pen
sIye system, in small numbers, but py hu
meroIs makers, and ars placed In the nAIAe'
Mn3opSIy Of sale Of some one Manufacture.
TO the Manufacturers pronG must Dc auo-
cd Cost of Importation. -
A Custom-house duty OF . per cent pay
a profit OF at least IS per cent TO the Inn
porter, another profit 10 the loDDefi Inus
nearly doubling the cost oil tue LID pof's"
At Waltham, Watches are manufactured
on large scale, under one rooI anu y ST.
of supervision and management, Ln i i
saving many of the expenses necessarily ~ ~
curred in small establishments; hence theH
great cheapness. -, 11yoI,bom
watches. and competition, as all the woL!u
knows, Is favorable to small pronIs. Is
trade is satisfied, because, though me P}aTss
on each watch Is small, tne oenAnu ID AAe
and all are salAble. ,,,,- ,,,o,a
worthless Swiss imitation IN L La latI1d
in I'M demand certificate OF genuine
ness signed by the treasurer OF the American
Wafch I;ompany-R. L. ROBBINS.
There are different grades of finish IN ne h
SIJfTerent varieties of Watches made by the
Waltham Company, as there are dlneIeu.
sizes and shapes TO suit all tastes and 1nea lI
but every Watch that bears the genu1iH55
trade mark OF '1W ALTMAN" is guarantee
TO be good one, and nobody need De siiA''
TO buy II.
Eve watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all drst-class dealers IN Ine
United States and British Provinces.
ROBBINS d APPLETON,
NO. IS2 Broadway, n. H
pBAsk for the waltham Watch, and ts te
no other. II Is the best 1t Is the cheaI'eS''
apr4
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Excelsior.

r,HIs WORLDS APPLIED RIGHT AT
LAST. WILLIAM WILEY & Co., manu-
facture the EXCELSIOR SMUT MACHINE
and Grain Separator on Wheeling Island,
West Va This machine is better arranged
Tar man $50 OF The machines in use. War
ranted. Please examine price, &c. No.
cleans % to so bus. per hour sl35, without
shoe, $50 with shoe; No. cleans 50 10 90 bus
perhour $50 without shoe, S20Owi shOe;Eo.
cleans 100 10 Us bus per hour $50 without
shoe, S2T5 with shoe. Address Bridgeport,
Ohio. apTS-3m
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FOR CONGRESS.

O-SpFditors IntelH0eneer-PIease announce
HST the name of Gen. L. II. DUVAI. as our
candidate for Congress from this (firstl Con
gressionRl District, subject to the action OF
the approaching State Republican Conven-
mar2l MANY CITIZENS.
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for Gent,
For Rent

TIME THREE STORY RPrcp
ing on Water street, now OrcIa,. BUILD.
Wilson Kelly. Good cellar 155 ied BY A.
Possession given first OF April. Fn.e ttneaIh
Information enquire OF EoE iurtheY
mar3-tf BOOTH, BATTELIE
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PHmApEIpH1ANs are very much
pleased with George Boxers little
speech atthe Dickens banquet, in New
York. Mr.. Boxer is not only an ele-
CANT gentleman and poet, but he is
said to be the handsomest poet alive.
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wheeling, Marietta ANA Parkersburr
Daily Packets.
The side wheel steamers apr
LseE1A RECQA" and sEXPRESS.1
- Rebecea leaves Wheeltn. a,-prv
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
O'Clock, q. m. f1l5Ir2 - F1A
Express leaves Wheeling every Tues5ay
Thursday and Saturday, at IL O'Clock a m
Connecting At Bellaire with trains INN
Pittsburgh, due At IL q. m.
FREIGHT reeeipted through TO all points be-
tween ParkeHburR and Gallfpolis : =
BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
declO-d Agents.
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PILES.

There Is no medicine In use so e11cGSSiiouii
as Dr. ROtackIs Blood Purifier and bi S ~
Pills for the permanent cure OF u m.
Bleeding Piles they strike at the root "i -
sease, thereby removing the cause
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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BOOKINGS UNRIVALLED BAKING
ID POWDER. The BEST In the market and
lways gives satisfaction. aprs
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Passagg to PittsbIrgl. [lHR DllIar,
Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
The flne side-wheel Steamers
~ J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Cant. Moore.
- - s LS1S6P: Capt. Shepherd.
Leave Wheeling for MarietIa and Par.
EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted, at nine O'Clock %. m.
FasSage Through, Meals and Slate Room q
o,i soSs Cor Pittsburg every morning at Z
FreIshts YIN be received Mt ali hours ofthe
Gay on the landing. Tarpaulins ana othsr
app.l1 sL nave been provided by the COM
ptny TOT tne preservation and Safefy ar an
mscEaS,s ~hetheF In large parcels or small
DUCED RATES. u a. ne
o,,. JAS. a. HOLMES, Agent.
y. ID. MON9. Frelght Agent. 49,
n1aral.ff ~ u. -AonEOe ~,
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Mattings,

and everything usually kept in Carpet and
Furniture Store. Attention iS particularly
called to our stock of
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8ur Sale.
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF cpo,
IA OF one acre, bound on the wesf ~ IND
street, on the sopth By Spruce stree, z Lid
Lind street, Will be sold on easy tenn 'front.' o.
low prices. ls and q
apr23 7 nm,