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Young Jerome Bonaparte, of the
French army, has sailed for America,
to visit his parents and grandmother.
The latter is now in her eighty-sixth
year, and resides in Baltimore.
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Bobby, why don't your mother sew
: up your trowsers7'' "'Cause she's at
the vestry, sewing for the heathen.''
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The first Christian marriage in the
United States took place in Virginia be-
tween John Layton and Ann Burras,
in 1908.
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GEMS OF THoUGHT.-The soul, by an
instinct stronger than reason, ever as
sociates beauty with truthful. N.
I'uckerman.
Floral apostles! that in dewy splen-
dor weep without woe, and blush with
out a crime Horace Smith.
Let us not love things much which
we are not sure to live long to love, nor
to have long if we should Fuller.
am man of peace. God knows I
love peace. But hope I shall never be
such a coward as to mistake oppression
for peace KoSsuth.
When 1 look upon the tombs of the
great, every emotion of envy dies within
me; when I read the epitaphs of the
beautiful, every inordinate desire goes
out Addison.
There is gloom in deep love, as in
deep water; there is silence within it
that suspends the foot; and the folded
arms and the detected head are the i'm
ages it reflects LandOr. @
A genius and great abilities are often
wanting, sometimes, only opportunities.
Some deserve praise for what they have
done, and others for what they would
have DONE BrGyere.
The truly great consider first, how
they may gain the appreciation of God;
and secondly, that of their own con-
sciences; having done this, they would
then willingly conciliate the good opin-
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An old lady died lately in Maine, who
was so deaf that she never heard of the
late war.
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The sentimental youth who feelingly
remarked that seven as nature benevo-
lently guards the rose with thorns, SO
does she endow women with pins, is
doubtless, the inventor of the following
new form for common question:
'My dear Miss, would you sacrifice
your own convenience to my pleasure,
and present the five digits and part of
the extremity of your contiguous arm
to the aperture formed by the crooking
of my elbow against the perpendicular
part of my mortal corporosity.
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Law and justice are hencefortb to be
considered synonymous terms.
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kissing.
There's something in kiss,
Though cannot reveal it;
Which never comes amiss-
Not even when we steal it (!
We cannot taste kiss,
And sure we cannot view it;
But is there not u bliss
Communicated through it2
I'm well convinced there is,
A certain something in it
For though simple kiss,
We wisely strive to win it.
Yet there's something in O kiss,
IF nothing else would prove it,
1t might be proved alone by this
All honest people love it
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Kiss me, though you make believe
Kiss me, though | almost know :.
You are kissing to deceive
z Let the tide moment flow rpop
Backward, ere it rise and break
And beIr me down-for pity sakel
Giverme of your flowers, one leaf!
: Give me of your smiles, one smile;
Backward holdsthis title of grief 81
Just moment, though the while
should feel, and almost know, d.
You are testing with my wo
Whisper to me sweet and lowl
Tell me how you sit and weave
Dreams about me, though know
1t is only make believed 4
Just a momept-though tits plain
You are triiing with my pain.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-31

70 hH tie once. Jross who advocate
tbs change proposed arEue that the tax
paJsa lave bseD. under the Cd
system, paying the sherihs, in tbs
shape oFeonmissions, for doing the bnE-
Ipeas Of Ton, Dick and Harry, who 90
10 law, and a. tie taxes can Be collect
ed By township collectors for Lttls
over half ibs commission heretofore
allowed 70 sbsrihs, they think tie
sserffsshouid b. paid By thoss reqtssrIzS
mr. sezrsess. Should this Bill become
a Law, the lsss Of SheriRs for serving
Prooszss de-, VIII probably have 70 Be
decreased, and psrhaps the Law 50
that the sherifs ahall sell All
real estate under DEGREES and orders Of
IaLs oftbs courts, instead Of appointing
special commissioners for that purpose.
2s Is the case nov.
We are fayOrnble 10 any practical
system that viii lessen the expenses Of
orr State and county governments.
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ssetSon one Of The 81 regulating the
payment Of money into the Treasury,
and the HOass bill TO authorize the
construction Of = bridge over the Poto-
mac river near the mouth Of New
Creek, we're each rad The second time
and appropriately referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Barley. the Senate
bill amending the SCI In relation 10 Tie
ChesApsaks and Ohio RaItEOad WIS
taken up, rule suspended and read The
sscoud time.
The object of this bill Il to allow
= new vote to be taken in Mon
roe and other COUNTIES on the
subjsct Of subscribing 10 the stock
Of said raiIroad- The bill provides for
taking the sense Of The 6isErNnehised
cjtizens Of those counties on this quez-
ton as well ~ Of the qualified voters
This latter provision Of the bill was
strsBuOusly opposed by NJ. Pans
worth, and the passage Of the bill vas
advocated by Assrs Barley, Hoke,
Carskadon, Dawson and Others, the de-
bate being continued until one O'Clock.
when the Senate took . recess until ;
O'Clock, P. II.
AFrEESooN SEsz1oS.
The Senate re-assembled, and re-
sumed the consideration Of tbs bill
pending at the hour OF Keeeas.
Mr. RarnsE0rth moved 70 strike ont
thar part OF the bill authorizing the
sense Of the disqualified Yosers 70 be
taken on the question Of subscription
10 the stock Of the railroad, and after
Yards offered q substitute for that
part Of the bill. The discussion OF
this question Was continued dur
Ing tie greater part Of the after
noon. Mr. FaEnsWoEth's amendment
was lost. Various other amendments
were rejected. The bill WIS then or
deTed to engroasment in the form re-
ported by the committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Young, the bill
changing the times Of holding the
courts IN the 9th circuit, was taken
from the table. amended and ordered
70 enRTo8sment.
On motion Of Mr.. Price, the bill for
the relief OF . portion Of The securities
of George g. Kerr, late sheriff Of Ma
ron county, was taken mp, amended 20
as TO relieve all OF said securities, and
ordered to be enRTossed.
On motion, the Sentae adjourned.
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Trustee's Sale.

DURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST
nom william Cloudy - to me dated
corder's ONCE OF Ohio county, West VirRinia
IN ae0d book No. a. page Ia shall. on
MONDAY, TIE 2ND DAY % MARCH. l8ss Al
Court House Of Ohio county, West Va. nm
coed tOsen, at public auction, to the hIRheS4
and best bidder, tne lot numbered QSll one
part of the city OF Wheeling Laid out 6y
William Chapline and John EOfK. nov
east side Of ChaPline street, adjoining Inc
Methodist Episcopal Church on the SOUTH
Terms oHEal6: One-Ghird of the purchasa
money in cash, and the balance in two eoual
instalments. payable in six and twelve
months. with interest from day Of sale.
Possession delivered upon compliance
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
lan1O.d Trustee.
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For SalaGhaan

TUE WEST HALF OF Lot no. 9 ON
4 the south side Of Hampden street me
same being the second lot from the corner al
Byron: On.the alley part of this z IOt e
rooms and renting al preSent for 10 6T,T1
dred dollam per annum.
THOs. O'BRIEN.
jams Real Esfata ARant
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A Houston (Texas) newspaper gives
some rather sensible advice to young
men about to visit that place in search
Of business situations. 1t says: ''stay
away; there are no vacancies here,
stay where you are; pull OF your coat,
take hold OF a plow. Stay away from
the cities. Times are hard, tits true;
they will never be flush unless we ali
learn to depend on our own resources,
and work out our own salvation"
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Pnhlic Sale

ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
" 1865. I win sell my farm. containing ZIG
Acre, situated one mile west Of HArttnsVille,
Belmont county, O. on the MartfngViIle and
Nj, Pleasant Plank Road. II Is pleasantly
situated, good bnildinEs, ABUNDANCE OF fru1t,
three year OLD vineyard % six acIe4s y
acres Of the land in EraEE- Suneient locust
timber for the RSeof the arm and vineyard;
well Eatered. Terms. y cash, the balance In
cured by mortgage.
Also, on the same day an my stock, farm
ing Implements. household and kitchen fur
nilnre, VIZ. horses, coEB, two Of them
thorough bred DuIhannE; $50 head Of sheep, 4
hogs, . good s-hoEse carriage and hAIness, .
moving machine, 2-hOrse wagon, plouRhs.
haTroWE, and al the Necessary 0ppendREes
TO a farm and household.
janSI-2td WE. VANPELT.
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AN improvement that will be hailed
with pleasure by the travelling public,
is mentioned by the RaRn5ay Journal
of Chicago, which says that
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railway are soon to put Refreshments
car upon their road. It Is to be put in
the middle of the train, easily accessi.
Bile, and SO arranged that one can take
a Luxurious meal at ones ease, thus
avoiding the miserable wayside eating
houses that are generally such 3 null
Hanch.
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For Sale

T OFFER FOR SALE NY COTTAGE
residence situated on Huron sfnset
" heennE Island, about Il square from q II
W. Co. line. It would suit q man 6Si6G
o1s1ness In the city. Is above hlRh water,
FoE lurther Information, enquire on the
Jan-2S-IWe q uANr
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wheeling, 1arietta and ParkersbuTg

Wheeling, Marietta and ParkersbuTe
Daily Packets.
-i. The side wheel steamers IRE.
q rllsa 4BECFA" and "EXPRESS."
So Rebecta leaves Wheeling every
M3nday, wednesday and Friday, at eleven
Expfess leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
ThuEs1ay andSaturday, at II o'clock, a. m.
CONFLICTING at Bellaire with trains from
P1ttah1Fgh, due at IL a. m.
EfetEht Tecetpted through to all points be-
tween PafkeHburR and GallipolIS
,.,h., BOOTH, BATTELLE d CO.,
oeclO-u Agents.
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Grand Masuuerade.

A Ii MEMBERS OF THE MANNER.
ACH0R wishing to participate in the
Grand MAsquerade Of the society at WASH
lngton Han, next MONDAY EVENING. are re-
qussGed % cal at the hall Of the society, on
Monroe street, and prOcuI tickets FOR itiem-
seIXeS and ladies, on Friday evening, from 8
janSSsa 2Sk' .ooN,,17.rpr
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For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE LOT NO. gm
i ChurchilPs addition No.::1, situated on the
nortn ade OF Quincy street and east OF
JOSEPH SEYBoLD.
,.oo =. Admir- Of VS.. Wickham s Estate,
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MRS. WINSLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,


GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
e&s oRsthtnE. By soGentnE the gums,
reduelf sau tndanrn8iion-Efn aIlay AL
PAIS And EPaEmodic action, and Is
sure 20 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon Il, moGheEs, It VIII give rest
% yourselves, and
Relief and Health 70 Your Infants.
We have pat up and sold this article for
Ze4EL and CAN AAY- S CoNEDESE AND
IErTH % II what We have never been aba
% say OF any other medieine-EeueF has 4
FUEed b a Si10te LHEimIee to EHea q Cure
m2ance Of dissatisfaction by any one Who
usei &c. On the contrary, all are delighted
win tB operation, aud speak In terms OF
cunu1endBtton Of its magical effects and
nsdteal IlItueS. We speak in this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" amer years of ex-
Penenne, and Pledge our REplldtiOH f0P the
EtEd EtHIenf Of Ici64 heFe deeidres In almost
every Instance where the infant Is suffering
NON pain and exhaustion, relief viii be
found IN hfEeen or twenty minutes after the
6yTlp Is administered.
FGn directions for using accompany each
Bs sure and cali for
''Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile of HCURTIs & PER
hlSs, ON the outside wrapper. All Others
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only 35 cents per Bottle.
OFFICES:
as Fulton Street, New YORK,
ID di&n doIboFn, London, England,
~ 81 Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
1ASSo-Gouo4A
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
y house on Main street, Centre WieefI1S
containing nine rComs, with bath ana I1SS
q gOSo new stable. The other Outbuilt{ngs
Som pieIe ana In good order, IOf Inn faST
mont Terms made to suit the purchaSsr. 4ss'
yAnl1.Ll JACOB fsSYnRR
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JACoB-NIcCoLLoG I-Jauuarv n 1sss
at the reHidenCe OF the brides faLhsf, BY REV.
W. +. Poor, assisted by Rev. r. Ball, Mr..
SAMUEL 8: JACOB to Miss MARY L. eldest
West Va.
C0CAYEE-McCANN- the Soth inst,
Dy Key: Gideon Martin, at the residence OF
the bride, Mr.. THOMAS +. CocAHNE to Miss
MARY Y. McC ANN, all Of this city.
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The object of this suit Is to connect the
DEED from Hannah Hedges TO the Complains
amt dated the 18th day of November. 1854
and to have performed the contract made
betWeen the said Hannah Hedges now de-
ceased, and the said ComplainsrtI ls StsteSi
in the Bill of Complaint
And u appearing from an affidavit fled in
THIS cause, that Sarah A. sherrard, David
SheLrard, Elizabeth Mc9ougan, William
McGougRn, Carolina j. Wold. John WolR
caleb Hedges and Reuben +. Hedges, defen.
pered by complatnants attorneys that they
90 appear here within one month after the
ing 1ntelllgencer, and due posting thepeof Al
Lhe 'front.' door of the Court House Of Ohio
county for four successive weeks, and attend
70 nelflntereSt in the above entitled cauRe
Ieste: MICHAEL ]. BREINICj. CieTE-
fESk q HuBBARD, Sol. for Compit.
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8fy aAttrfistnItHts.
Triduum of PRAYER.

ar THREE DAYS DEVOTIONAL.
I J exerc4Ses VII be held In the Cathedral
o. Friiay, Saturday and Sunday, conducted
IN Rev. VIM. F. Clark, well known as =
Esayous and eloquent father OF the society Of
The IeSuitS Mas and Instructions may be
expected each morning at o'clOckS and in
fFle GTeninZ At ~ there VIII be q sermon
on Sunday, however, the morning deSo-
ffnIis I'm etrnnsnce only at 10. ian8l-A
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
lot situated on the north east corner OF
Main street and an Ally between Ouincy
9no Jonn sts.' being lot No. 4, In square No
z. The above viii be sold either IN whole or
IN part TO suit purchasers. Apply to
IanS4I JOSEPH SEYBOLD
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For Rent.

NIHE STORE ROOMS LAIEI,Y OCCU,
j pied by George B. Taylos 4 Co, and j.
Clemens d Co, on Main stree 4; also base.
ment rooms finished. Good oSz ces IN second
story, and good rooms for othe. pprpoSes in
second and third story in good order Pns.
session. given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling housez foy
sale In the Sixth Ward, on raasonahle teTnns
THOS. HORNBROOR.
ONCE, No. us1< Main street. above Mon.
roe mp Stain Sebs-t
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