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Beware of Counterfeits aud
UnprinciDled Dealers,

Who endeayor to dispose Of thar own" and
other articles on the reputation obtained by
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations.
Helnbolds Genuine Extract Buchu-
Relmbolds's Genuine Extract SarsaparillA
Helmbolds Genuine Improved Rose Wash.
Sold BY all Druggists Everywhere.
Ask for HEENBoLD's. Take ne other.
Cut out this advertisement ana send for Il
and avoid imposition and exposure.
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Buffalo Market.
From Albany.

BUFFALO, March q.
The market steady and unchanged.
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JOHN p. GILcHBIsT.
&c METAL BROKEN,

nYFICE IN UNION HALL BuILDIl
W % floor. Main street. near MOTT. q
kinds o. Mn and Foundry Iron IssBls
hand and for sale
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Porto RicO and Cuba Sugars.
On HHDs. PRIME QUALITY JUST RE
~ scfyed and fOT ale By
MARIO n kEALLf.
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Q A n G Z r. .
Positively Cured Without the
Use of Caustic or Knife.
Reliable and Uniform in its Effects in All
Cases and Demonstrated Beyond the
Possibility Of a Doubt.

THIS REMEDY, IN POSSESSION OF
= DR.. Kisner and exclusively employed by
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Wintcr Ar
nr,smTt-than.c of limt-Ltae Jsncsslp; No., NAL
train for Gf,euyoH sud t stations connecting a. Mueoa With
tsns of Glen Cove AMI Hampstead II Snsset passenger ta6
,ui n way 'ta.oH' BIpres ualr Tor River Head
Sotst afi Glen Core passenger n aud al stations
fSrug snd Hampstead passenger usa, AM 0r North lsp Ssr
taFs only
Sanay Train Hunter, Point at s.lsA sryet
Hultsrs Point Al ESQ m. To take eject N0y 4. 1907.
T. n. BARTON. Suusriuteudsnt
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Si.u..ion5 JlIlaitS- -glal,s.


A SITUATION WANTED rs POTTER in II
Il Irr SION siorr rs v.rs e,re a-e wish ol ,;v rfece
,aar s,rets l'ra hna The ANY, Apply iaT1'eaar'oJ Dee
: 8 f..asiDp.rr "o.tu.
\ YOUNG man Of good address wants a ST
Il 'on g.. LIGHT ro! l." -.'..., b.a.. or ''tl..l
4 SITUATION NANTLD-ny % man as
NAttIhA@. a f.rr Hr .fir i''4' "a "'.- B." n'.s
&C. To- -'-eL "i4 t5'.e ''' ' ""'"'" Cd. ''-'-''' ' '
A rCBTER' SITUATION WANrEG--hy q
-.ea.' .ot.a .j.#v,j.G5. .a.s. ..r-.
A WNrCHMANs SITUATION WANTED
"a I.s t.o-,i a e' GOD nr,.ar A9... "s.'e 90
As UOAChMAN, Grst-cla-'. % respectable
80. .%a 81 Me-. Es,.-t. se..,-l a- ed s..a.
A NIDDLE-AGHD Man want. % s'TuA-
g.. lrlL Arpr .ss. t-sa I'D 4. E i'. N - t..- a.
4 YOUNG NAN of ,aad adanr,s d.,.us %
= : a 80 ..'i y o.. . o.. '..' ,., ..., '. M H
4 SINGLE reliable AIIu, of good experience,
u 'tt. tatal cool rr'fr.. ol t. . rf ''"
Jt Coo. o., r.,r,.e,- 4.f.s W. o. ht SMITHS. So -
HOUSE IN CHAEG..-A lDmly Of lbrce
a. t.r~,a ari., us. @- ,sr.. Ir.. -faas,e Of
tjJSIgAL.-Aa oEGAN!sT and CEOiE-
r.'A.INF'r t.,..t e. v. Io..' ..'.. Ii.l s.i".l
|yANIED-Hya pwctc,i tr.iucor who has
n,et let ,u.a-. e $50 .e''" ..rr.'- At's'' -oi
I a.. i.i. 'a., D ,'. ,. .. b.
(srANTED-A Situation us GARDENER Ly
taar r.p L'rtt. D.. iH..r1 r-t, iu-. % al'I.
taI 90 o. o. l..'r 4 .rt .i 600 t-ir l-. ...L Ee
rrl." 10 th' 'or' .'i hacc. '-1 De- s'4 h. foe H. d.
EVANTED-by % sag.c ihan, SITUATION
" tt'. rai r..'' N 'a "r H . -s a' iri ..h
80 .r' i.t: .i .oi b.. -.i ei t'4i 'f .- 'l' '-''
r... r..H ...-.,... q ,s-.. a -, - . 49,, ,..
{tTANTLD-A SITUATION a. Cp4Cil'iA%
" 81 GsJYf, sr ass 4 TO-, I'D - a...ft Il.f l., ~
r-eatii H,sg t,t.t1is .---S... ts- H. ---'--- -
osr o. - ~ e.au'Ir. slIe,s Beers tTsry
Siaht, ruer tort, anlrsf tut fhi a's
NXANTED-A situation by middle-agcd
w usa a. WATCHMAS To- u-rr,s,'s tsa.. Az sil6g
wuk Coz muI. tHtu cob make Hss .s.tat Usrul krff
Boz bad. AF.. 60. f afs 20" ts ft iAALS NELLY,
lu.lHsa Bro.hNH
IVANTED-A SITUATION b, Young man
w 90 WAITER. uI ASSISTANT EAElNuIE H.- .u5I rt.
Could lts ciats o Hr1t c'sr 'rl g. b o. Ni
uon %, Nsflort
WANTS a Situation as GARDENER IN a pn
w u
rolat, ,u1, aHi Protection g., t f,r f4.s
f, lo 90 Whitehall ,t iul ., or D. % Cool r.srsusc.
WANTS q SITUATION IT, PORTER, with
W Grt4s. r.1rrr's it r-f.H H ssi.i' t-a hr
f1r three ola from Toto o. r A. N ,I, l4ur- I j. &.
NNANTED-A SITUATION A. GARDENER
w hy single uar alt uHlr 'aR R s rt of 40 kHioi Nee
tables and -srHs .,Iu- l.r W vu.I uf
Horses required, la ur tof Of 1 |ru' Address b. No.
2lt IruuHt ohcr.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

As lOACHMAN, lrSt-clu-s. 90 respectable
a..-.,. 3D.. .o 10 Ws. L-.r-Il g., 'ear-I i-- ed sA-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
nrnnrnrRN RAILEOAD Of New-Jcrsey.--
COUTHsIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WlN-

NsDi tt0lDIt hAllAlNJAD VIZ 30 - Nv ''~'
- TER ArEANGENENiNl ,,- .,
ra,r Jfl-vs l., atO a. u va L. J. halfl 70 'nA i''
BAH uu Hr. aI wy siai'nt -.,,-. c..,-.,
Lrurs trtUha1Hyr broAlfn a. '' w., WIS D'ooA9' NIn'
H1i.r1d, JGtaicf. t,r Babylon tH' al WAY ols ,
Lravr Jan essl, r. = al y a. va IA j. h-''-' =" ' w.
Bah ion uni al stations -.,,-- r--,..t
ErauAiutte brts,'r ~ ..' p w. vs. hVo'yu N'I'A
"@l ~, G.Isns.eA sad 90 y-stitons. connect
f tt f,,i. s H4,n,i srrtiug Jsmsss-s,p a. 10 h.
Leave B1l. lou - ut To- Jamaica Cpd t NAyleo
Inc .ul IAN a.. Enofyn C-ut Railroad arriving % FnuthaA'a'
Bulklfu, At I'd a. 81 -.. .,.,t.,, 80.
L. al.us' arriving A. latss slp ~ y m
leave Babrlor =. or Jimi,ca ard al vas.' con
r.r a., ,f ppuklyn Central RlOi striving at ffaushn
ave I.rnaklr a. D. and connecting n" ain hr'4a g"
T. "Ai-''-' '-'r
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
fat Srts.

ZINE ARTS.
MR. e p AVERY having shortly change his location end
being also strongly solicited By the art os of 7aoa, e has
Concluded TO offer Immediately,
AT AUCTTONI
the entire collection ofvALUABLB WORKS OF ART selected By him
during residence Europe Agent Of the Aneesu Art Department
the Exposition nearly every Of which either painted
expressly TO his order procured directly from the artists purchased
Exhibitions % 1867 and embracing representative works
by tbe most distinguished artists ~ the FKENH SCHooL
Several and important works a received sill be added ihe Whole
exhibition rearngs asd catalogues rea With f particulars on
MONDAY YteIt
No 90 FirTH.AvR.. APh2 i'61
NOR SALE-A set of large historical PAINT
lNGS oi and celebrated artist vel cacua for frc"T-
cu-houe. large private gar o f"r public eThi on
Tor particulars apply the drugstore corner VI FonSavs ana
BoNtry.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
grtiar,5 anS llIrriings,

HAWKINS's LECTURES ON NATURAL
\ HISTORY.
NJ WATRRuOUsE HAWKINS tLe distinguishes kaya Hng,ar &
Ia a lie r-turrr fossil iguus ~ the Crst rtiaoo
G. S,I,ubau will De liver OF -FOUR LlCiuhEa on
tTas AyDi.L KNunoS PAST PKEsgSr' lisd W extensive
M yr,pc blackboard ieursiuu 90 Aplb ~, aAa "
~ lie Great Ia of COOPER INSTITUTE ooomelcnK sts
L 1Jr. o. the tuu, ~ %; securing reserved seats ~ 'li
for ue adm ,sous 80 ccntsto De- pocrtd at Ape,ous gt Ae
No s Broadway RaLo No 30 foaiNsy aud a. Ae once o.
Cooper Uuoa
DEV. JOSEPH +. THOMPSON, ID. D., Will de-
h liver lecture uron a Visit 70 Moscow" WIN pictures o kaa Gus
M Church " buult auh ld8e A. eocA
on nm RSbAl EvE Aprl2 Admission p cents
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
EW-YOEK and NEW-IlAYEN RAILROAD
80 SUMNER AEEAEGfMENf lo9h
tUNMIsCING IUSE J. I6L
psare- Station u EUvN Tv - sld Fogth
a.r. Iltalrc uH 1Eeut, selCu,hst

rs Lltalre oa 4 went, .se1euhst
TrAtNT LEAVE NEWl OHk; -
psr Ne- IItysn Et.sfo TtJ atJ tLNl l.O n, l-lJ
us.I. -Iu u. tI 81. 40 at. 400 t.Gl n ,..,
vi 81 r stt.ri Failed south ani WssiPo 1o, llS)
Ao.ss io 500 tErl aC1 ll3on tn. l2i, ,Erl 40 ELh
afs tH Ialf ...t1 U.rl g. tr .. go,
I,r .atI .II 600 ltl !to ILL., ms Ao lLtb 2l5 1Vs
Qrj. 3rf tatO1l 80. 5.J o. 900 ll.t) p ~, 80
Cs,-ai 10 B.. tcnscls ,i-tva 40 a10 ND A. nj AI'
Js5 go. 30 80 8. ..,.,, nm .t,-e
Irf Boston lUI lfr p
Dor iiu.fuu Shore Illr. 2 % url ho p m 49, ,. 4,
lor lsro 4ul Hpr. .-ra 800 a. Eal IAl' 1N 'Lih "0'
fa Connecticut River Railroad 900 m Rr i25P to iion'
ia Il,i Por.eae ali Fsl Railroad 600 GI a. i2l5
Fr Haven Iosion and s.orasor Railroad {" aV H.
L. %. IGJ UtJ o.. 90.
Fof Canal Railroad l2 70 r 10. Co NoTtlrnpion
Dor Un.sstn. Ia Il iruaf t.iO a. m.. liu O. o..
Nor Nrg.sturs road 300 d. &c., aui T. m
d., Dsnaur, ad Sorsak Railroad 900, 900 g. m ~ p n
'oa-oi''-i Sleeping '- ''-"'' JANIS H. HoYT snpt
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
NfLW.JERSEY r. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,

NEW JERSEY r. R.-For PilLADELIlllA,
~ Ns Ksfr.tops pm. Via Camden. 49, q, & pm "a
A. piia b. u pr sui 70 hL fof Bait a NthhFt"n
2u pra' lor soath tld "esi-o'o a = H'1'
TdE TaR wEsrro Cincinnati sud Chcgo-3;io O. NJ y m,
'Ilr $3.50 sl s..l NJ vans ir"is1. N Nv
one change Suurr raG sgrpu-ct on a. n Uli ful us ~
Cn,uu, without change making same c'nect"iu AZ 'u.ln % W
hg H. N lr. Family lartLr cars a'" "l
m t1 ou Mon Thur hru n Go ego Withhold chari
calHrr o. trlu advance OF other us eiih a morning t'n rom
r.'r'.' % tsDtl1 4. W. JAthsOS, Gc1 sept
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
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yVALLACKo. ,.,-v1 w,rrAcE.
W Proprietor and SI1irg NOTICE IfSrhN
DOORS OPEN u PEhkoSA4SSg coIMEScEs 10 MINUTES
It's respectfully announced sSssva,, 49,
although in the zenith and success can Ou DO per
''''1'' THREE NIGHTS MORE
IN consequence Of Forthcoming Novelties
Mf Letter wALLACK. Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Nr GEORGE
oLLAlNp APP NJ p z RSsG0I, MsoS M NJ y SRSwSR
ME O. Pope MI WARD Sir K o G,sHIN M': caSk nsiSk
JENNINGS. MIR. Join sBFTOS. Mss MANY DARRbTr Nj"
Piy to a very great number inquiries and .PPeA'n NJ
WALLAcK beg' TO anrosres S,,.y IA iIi' ,,r,ypR
win be given on s4TrGDAY, Z, 8; sli,91.0rr sli,9
The Performances of the &, gs1i ,,n, ptH@1 1S,sr q
eng i&e Sps Sn Of aGTs, S WV W EGS S TAvsSTo
H. EofSwELi M H' j. T. C. W wfasoS III An M sE IRSEinp Mis-
RoSE EYIISCk' Nj. JoHS 5EFOS N., MARY sAR@Err 'rA
NlBLUs GARDEN.
cfTal fmSasSsi s = RyfSsS IsSH,S;''; a., i 'i ss
viii be pressn,sd f,r 9Th sHe the
WHITE -
Introducing Jarrett L Palmer. sfsa, Patl.seas
LALLLr TROUPE
Perfect Acting, NJ r,S p,1S's
Rch Costumes, Iaerss.sl .osoSsstr.,
EVER PRESENTED ~ AMERICA.
'0neo''' vi DESCENT or THE pRAGoS Fly
A AlHAN''ON-A'i0FF Of PPLE1siSo PLi.lsio DEVICE,
I1 ry@ yTNryr FASCINATION AND FTS!SI
MiTiNEE EvaiY SATURDAY At O'CLOCK.
Feais secured ',E DAYS 10 advaree
OLYMPIC THRATER. Foarth Week.
Crowded ,vey night 4ee Reee Seits al sold cut days IN
'a'-n's; LLI r6yS 5y' 'I9 'sI9AfULAR BALLET pAyToXNE
HUNPrl DuAFTi. c,o,,-c
b. s ;:o; 4 "a one ai Il n r,c, ioo ,a
Hank sal cha walls 10 1 Lliad ths 20 eas
pot qs MO bead, ai vice vs ahr Toy grow m I've g " n "a
d9tr rni cr,irr ~ 10 wonders ths ballet
a u iIFi 'SS5'tsiLi BETTY :IC T. snA lsAIi
"a rEiItE A,Ei C4h!E :; HognI },ay 1ld j. LNNLH'-
hu..or Family Cc. 1Icf Or.esirt nfd bacoly NLs's
; D. ttNit te. E,lfony 'hi-. ~. 81 ar-r .g-
HEENCH TuEATER.
H. t. Lessee H7d V're''"'
THE MOST DECIDED SUCCESS EvE@ ENOTE * NETWORK !
THIS EyE"SG, agdl >,
TvFRy TyrNTyG b'RiW TIE W.HE,
or EJarIS "a BILLIE Itld"4,
OP..t J3i. N uHfH 'Cfr,
With coFGEOCs N.E ~ ScLN4' SUPERB CHORUS AND
Sb r'snr. b. ylle ToSTE2 snd ne ether svistt
.eud "a as,n r.'-lct O. Gle lne'r scLrArr' ." ~
,rI lr.r-'.. So ~ b...d.ar. -
NrEW-IO8k CIRCUS.
! H. 'O'oH
r.l TH'a,s. &osT abb ssltSGsss slSos
-a''n '- " iiijf aGasato's s iE'f,a"Aycss. OF
Ti." WoS.EEF,L CiNociraAACS,
'"'' ID Is ILL TIE CAPITALS or EJrorE
b" proven TriE vosT UyiqcE yovr7rY
I'D -lla Hor 20" tftL ATTRACTION
ever brought '' ''... rs u2 E,x7.
L. GtE GfrAT cEc.o ,oW.:T.
i'i'4l' 'it 70
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
Situations 1llanitN- Stmlts.

A NUMBER of GERMAN GIRLS want SIT
"A UhTONS Apply st 80 loi East nsantt rear B'arr,
WELL recommended GERMAN GIRLS for
com trr al Ir1 German ra-ts, No Il St-l
toa-s'.. B'UrIT.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
DIANO DEALERs nd PuRCHAsERs Nh

bn ti- tGANfsS PIANO lie h+
critical sTtmilst,n d., a competent ldic mechanical ami musical
i.yrs 4ld Aate.r "soows E'l'st corner of raurha,e
CHoF w. NliMBEHsA y sON.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

IN '''' g s % f r,Es r 'rhsI' ~ " rs D. - nc :,
te 30 OIL. Ii, 90. oIts iatst ls,u prl s aul e.
tur 90 - ,-c 0l - trrrr 'r, ofe b. Loose eh ~
H. RIDDLE, s,rI SapL
".-- 11----,r,' "a IsDt
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

GTLNNAY HALL
FINAL raREVTLL EEAp@Cs.
FIVE Il 4rNsan
cnnrrs brcsEys
0. Gosa3l f5ES.S5, ll3,r,
pocroa -IaalaOao
c'f the e: E;1. g., s,GE g E'',''F9
On TUESDAY ~ lN'sG. A?rl a.
Cast tlh, '.t ilns
NICHOLAS McEErY
at l. sqr,s.,'s Sc-ool
BOOTS st TIE FOLLY TGrE rx
Or THURSDAY EIEyryG Ar'a ij,
tass ut' Ul; tAoJ
DAVID co.nrauEaD
Mr. Bon sAVurs rAarr
Ciou Pt'--h
On aYMgM E1l.i 80. Alrar,
est tine llt o-cl
rocroa SARi5oLD
-, VA GU?
Or MONDAY iyfYlgo, April 20
Qast tale)
cualsv!1s CAROL
TIE TRIAL Fl5M rICKwIcE
The Reading, v.n ocmaea,e a, o'e.'ei
nr.a s.,,. 81 each My &c olaol at s:aray Han daily
DHENEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY The
AIR
TuCESDAT-LAsI MsHI But I"o or
LAST WEEK II oSE OF
C.ANIER'
CUtNTrAU Is ICyE CHARACTER
SArTLHAl-FAEtWlLL Jos MATINEE
{yTORRELL SISTERS NEW-lO /
Tr tIs.E Air,,so- 90: THlS EVENING. lraeat of g. G.
BoNIF iCE vlobr co bis slurrr WI appear -
NANIt.I-fir Co.. Fiut a,o.l lsH'l M'se ', "'
Vernon ur claartf s md 2, e-us 'o aai tr- "
sr .rsirgs 70 aprslra. Qt..N GhGitlbh ss bum.
al, lyin nY iiElh 1lrifc "h Sr,s sa'
IONO Ron Grads ylh~reats Ar H.
,s.,tei by Nr j. b. NO.liHEt aud " W. LLFFiNH" al"
-. I..- AprI ?, 1905.
GTElNWAY HALL. -......o..,
- ANNIyERSAWY OP THE FAIL OF EtVHNoND r,--,
IlyErIT' ~ sUFFFhNG FAMILIES OF bLtEANL ~ ,'LoEhS'
LIZ. EItS q. Post tLUHNttl. Eh 81. 4" i. i-,
ftaI. ~ ENF,iNG. Apri. >. l6 al e,c.utL
LECrIl,. bl Mss CLARA BAh Ton
F.11iyu = -Inga.c Of AiIeiiga
WORK AND INCIuESIS OF ARMY lrE
ADDV. IS EY GEN. iltU G. ~" hlNN .u..
Mr " h. POPs (o Wslacks IAea'erl VII Tce'e BAhDA'A
M a. " MORGAN VII pre-. lc At the ORGAN.
SDNtiS hy the UElON GLuE CLUB. .. -...,, o.-r,
TATTOO b. the sECONU RrCl5ENr y. y. y " DEJN toblN
Alusou lcAeis for sale a. Tie Aa'e s'or'' a ~ Vie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-26
WHEELING. MORNING. MARCH

apply to all former oitisens of the North,
German Confederatlon, Who have been
already naturaIized in the United
States. as we'll MS those who may here
tofore become so. According to Mr..
Bancroft's explanation, It Is also in
tended TO cover the tiveIyeers during
which a foreigner is waiting for citizen
ship after having filed his intention.
Mr.. sumner explained that the prac-
tide OF Prussia for thes past twenty
years regarding citizens who had
gone abroad, when owing her mill
tary service, had been not 10 try them
on their return and sentence them 10
serve out their time. but merely to
draft them anew. By the terms of the
present treaty such DRAFT could not take
place. and Consequently alltrouble to
former citizens of Prussia, resident in
this cou ntry, will end with the ratfflca-
ton of the treaty. It, is expected the
treaty will be speedily 'ratifed by the
Senate.
Cough. the temperance lecturer, last
night concluded a series 'of lectures
before the Mercantile Library Associn-
tion, Of Pittsburgh, his theme being
"Eloquence and Orators." l.ou
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-26
Ayers Cherry PeotoraI,
For DIsoaseS Of tho Throat ana ERnEo,
such rs Coughs, Colds, TVhOoptnK
Cough, BrOnOhftiS, Asthma,
and ConRunnntion.


Probably never before In tho whole history oI
medicine, has anything won 30 widely and 90 deopy
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this eH6aitaHS
r6mcdy for pulmonary complaints, Through louS
series Of years, and among most of tho fa0cS al
men It has risen higher and higher In their 0stiIna
don, as It has become better known. It's uniform
character and power to cure tho various RfneoGonS
Of the lungs and thront have made II known ~ 10
liable protector against them, While adapted 60
milder formg Of disease and 70 young children e
at the same tIno tho most 2Nectu1l remedy that
be given for incipient consumption, md the dun
gerous affections OF the throat and lungs. as pro-
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed as al
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs, al
should be provided with this antidotc for tham.
Although settled Consumption is thought In
curable, stn great numbers Of ca6cs where tho dis
case seemed settled, havo boon completely cured
and tho patient restored to sound health By the
Cherry FectOruI. So complete is It's mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, GhSt
tho most obstinate OF them yield TO II. When moth
Ing else could reach them, under tho Cherry ReU-
toInL they Bubside and disappear.
lection from It.
Asthnpa Is always relieved and ofsen wholly
cured by It.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PectOTaL In small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that It Is en-
necessary to publish the certificates Of them bare
or do moro than assure the PUBLIC that its qpRIce
are fully maintained.
Prepared 6v
DR. J. G. AVER q CO., LOWELL, ALASg.
For sale by t. h. LOGAN &co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-26

CoTToN-More active and 10 better;
'aleg 500 bales at 25c for middling up
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-26
BY MAIL.

The Pennsylvania Legislature has
finally passed free railroad bill-that
is a general law under which railroad
companies may be organized within
certain Limitations. 5 r.
The steamer Baltimore, the pioneer
steamship of the new line between
Baltimore and Bremen, arrived at
Baltimore Monday morning. The
Mayor and select committee of the
City Council visited the steamer and
rendered its officers the hospitality OF
the city which was accepted.
The stenbenville HerdId says there
are several cases Of small pox In thai
city. ) F.'s-f.. 9ft' ~,
The report In the Washington
O0troRtele, understood to be made by
Mr.. Wallace. the ofHcfal reporter OF the
Supreme Court, says 1t is now certain
there will be NO declsianQ in the McAr-
die case unless the bill taking away
the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
In hubeas corpus cases, fails to become
law. A Warrington dispatch gives
out that II the bill becomes law, and
the Court in Difference to 1t decline to
render decision, the counsel of Mo.
Arclle will ask leave to present an arRu.
ment to prove the Court should proceed
and pronounce its decision the same as
II the law had not been passed.
lit L. stated that three judges Of the
Supreme Court were seen coming from
the Presidential Mansion, By he bae1
apay, after 10 o'clock, on the night ol
the TN Of March. and took the cars on
the Avenue, South OF. the Treasury
building. They were fully recognized,
and the Washington 0aronieIe asks
that their names be given to the public
The nomination Of John r. DrabeIl
to be Assessor OF Internal Reyenne fol
tim Second District of West Virgins
has beenn confirmed. "a !. tii.l! : 4
An important error. in translhtini
the Prnsslan treaty was brought L
Hight In executive session of the Senat,
on Friday last, by alettef of Mr.. Ban
croft 10 the State Department.. From
this letter 1t appears that the treaty 4
broader In IT. terms and moro favor
able TO our cltizans of foreign brit
than. Rasnt nrat supposed. The oot
] teotion Of the error makes the treatl
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ST. LOUIS LOU
Charges OF Bribery In the LeEIsIature
lttfL+t 6rountlleRs. w
Bridge over the AIIssIaslppl.

Bridge over the Mississippi.
The PaeIne RaIIroaa...PuEalIsun.
Apprehension OF Bloody Indian War.
ST. LOUIS. March 25.-The committee
appointed to investigate the charges of
bribery against members of the LeRis.
lature and others, reported that no evi.
denee could be procured to substantiate
the charges.
The Senate passed the bill authoriI.
ing the people of this city to decide
by two-thirds vote whether the cIty
government shall guarantee four mil
lions OF bridge company bonds.
The House refused to concur in the
Senate's amendment to the Paoific
Railroad bill in selling that road to the
present company for four and a half
million dollars cash, and Conferences
Committee has been appointed to adjust
the differences. r'15 4 -5.-7,5I = >
Mike McCoole yesterday sent his final
deposit of 81, 600 20 New York, toclose
the stakes in his fight with Joe Cobnrn.
Western dispatches state that the
heaviest snow storm ever known In
Southern Colorado and New Mexico
fell there recently.
The report that the Navsjoe Indians
had leis their reserve and gone back
to their old home Is, denied by their
The western papers express the belief
that the bloodiest Indian war ON record
Will be commenced about the middle OF
April. Itia1 2 ii5ls n 177.5-
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(sIgned,) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, D. O., March 25, 1868.
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while: districts in the Northwest have
not been heard from. 1t is expected
they will largely increase the majority
against the Constitution. Several large
counties are yet to hear from which
will give large majorities for Consti-
tuition. tits estimated that the Consti-
tuition will be defeated by not less than
5000. The election passed of quietly
throughout the State. =. .-,-,
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.ARKANRAR.
v ve.e ON ,he ooastltutloa.
Fns nsP+obabiity'6fliitis / DeI6saafI B z & ]

MEMPHIS TENN, March 25th.-A pri-
vate telegram from Radical sources
claims Arkansas "a gone for Constftu.
tion, but the ARvalanche1s special from
Little Rock to-day, says the following
counties give mhjoritias for Consti.
tuition: Desha, 80; Monroe ITO; Phil.
lips 800 The remaining 20 Counties
heard from SO far give the following
lmajorities against Consti titution: Ash:
Conway, ll6:ZC ZCriishead. 50: CrSWford.
135; Dallas, 804s' Drew 400; FfanEHtt 1
Is; Greene, 667; HempStead, 27: Hot
SPRING., 254; 1ndepe pendence, i04; jack.
son, e5; LawrenceSl l54;E onRchita, 400;
Randolph. $50; Saline, 500; Seneca,
106 and Wo6druR 400. These ooun.
ties are mostly in negro districts,
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LIVER PILLS

action on the liver, and relieve any mac
tiv1ty or congessed state OF that all In por.
tant organ upon which depends the whole
process OF digestion. The Importance then,
ofprocurtnE Pill that shah have such dIs
reet action without the III effects OF mercury,
backs Blood Pills, they are warranted pure
" vegetable, and can with certainty be re-
lied upon, and are % q at all times.
sold by DrugBiats everywhere.
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MELANCHOLY.

IL one of the many Isordera OF the nsrvous
system, art9lng from a low stRt0 0f tue o0n.
StltutIonal health or evero proStTation after
long continued sickness, and requires inVIR.
Grating remedies like Koback'a stomach Bit
tsi5 70 restore the nerves 70 their natural VI.
tally. told by all DrusgfstS everyWheIe.
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81EaifaI.
Ayers Oathartic pills.
For an tho purposss Of laxative 1Isa.
b. al ic1ne. a fSS5sF

Perhaps no one lnedE-
cine t9 50 universally ro-
qutred by everybody -
a cathAr6c, nor was OTde
any before 90 nniYoFSal-
" adopted into use, In
every country and darnonr
al classes, a. this mild
but e4ncient purERnVo
Pm. Tho obvious rea.
SON is, thAtitisamorero.
liable and Mr moro e6e0-
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MARoH 25.-FLoUR-Quiet at 90 5Oa
GaArN whsa. Duh at 81 a5 for
No. I.
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DRY aoons.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Stocks kaxc
lower. The following are the 4:a0 quo
tations:
Coupons of ,sl, l1OIfallOS<; do '82,
1091fa1099S; do '64. 1075falO75S; do '65,
119ssS<a1Osx; 10sS do new, 1O6 ixal06M; do ~,