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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30
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.no Is cause why your Homestead Envy 40 az:
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.!-"a BIC. BURBANK, Receiver.
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Il AND OFFICE II GL8UD, fNlAA.,rr.
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lzth 1866, upos tie - A nd n q .ecX - -.
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rot be eaneeied, samuel fans s,ioa..
.hsss IL @esttheTsef hyye.sn4 Srs,us. ti,ea And
to eonte. s~ t.s fame when yoa viii Le
| t.rae~s AMY G. WAIT, Kexister,
800 nc. BykBAAk,, Receiver.
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sIs: xo1 sfe hereby Rotaed to appear a. tiir oe,
! on ths l31H DAY or FEBRUARY .,6, -. ,n, v,as'
me so'soson Of fhe said day and th.n IA ,''.
snow cause Why yoor Homestead Kutry No 111x sa
| w you May lath 1855, supon Tie - ~ Aaa'
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30

1rSeess saa She1lass Braces; Keeess.s
Lamps md Fixtures; IL choicest
brands ef chewing and smoking
Tobacco; InpoItod and
American Pesf6nery and Toilet
Arete!ee: . great variety Of Hair
Qua, Celaga4s, Psnadee md seape;
mar. Flssh, ndil. and Teeth Brushes.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29

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ference is that Mosca after Ills 81
Speaker isn of q Ghaslssitaojn u asSsd vossn,,
on tie soc. eaua1 =. 80.
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spTsRt '1i (. OF TO tn: ccLoREn
+ voTGaa OF oHARLEs fo.., THE aEAn ARD.
AND or I'VE STATE q ai.KsiA1a
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fully three. foirts of t,,o5 l;fo .oe
mont, has governed the United States, an,ls is
soon about o.rcsume the .dnl niistsation of that
slgoysgnmcut Among til oso 4 onsiscrsti .s !, 70
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First. we are naturally your friends au,,
you are MS tlra,ly our friends. Sny other re-
ls;o,a Jetweon us are ,lnns stur.I ana iniuriou;
% both. We have. the c..p:..al and aiyc ell.
lploynsnta We own the a.nds and rcr iirv In
| berito make taela productive enl proitab!e
I You dedis 10 be ennpioyed. BY fou. labor
asoas you sesn live 30 desire io eauplas yos,
aud 20 hove yonx Jsbo not fhecasiss is Is bot
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shes sWhise IS DOT, hiqil gtsd 20 coalle
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caTa youss and my lte y but we yotir
anoft tpoesnse yop know na, and knowayou'
sse Ssros and Hesl.ye
grown '.p together. In q infancy ne were
nllsed togethor, inboy hoodwc Play ed sogothcr
sad ne 40 not essisy foEset these for the sake
fof strang Hencc il ID, tint we intend to
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you VIII mud It very dfiiout to do without u.s.
We think l1 tour dnty to seS,e that You arc
as fai.y informed IN making yoys choicc, be-
g ,s, ana a1ield
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uo'''u ,, ~ y'u7tor iSss nasliey al inc past
'0 Ds0u'e y a.o .c 'ssoNs5er' you tho
ne'Ao' . t',.sy ~ ~ = ainsys .ho aasS OF Tic
'als a poao1 oes1iss pen's ''ls'' 70 i' oe
ssao.ous
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you l!'s I'VE arc arc ours Cue lands upon which you
must labor OF stasye ore r ou1s. We have cdu-
esston, IN tie arts mad sciencss,
ana ~ cly;l,zst ION generaily. You are fo
sne lOss ps. leuealsed, as1 s:erstng u the
career a y Wnlcn W. are are 10 i ahead OF YOU
we nave sho numbers over yon onr sacc 70
snissy lniii1ons or more yours tour millions OF
less Il.
tI We think M j. our duty to use MI these great
advantage justly md generously for yor vel
fare, for your sdyanccnont N eaucaiion, ii
Il the acuu3itiOn of ,,ront.rty nnt) in tla, n,rs a.
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EHE OR aEBURa NEWS.
SATURDAY,. AuGUSr 4 30 sSOS. 7
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.CHOoL NOTICE

.eisss Of ssls ORA S5s NC ALE
Sept Gn,ley Scara pf ss5 ss w S ColiItc
ant AlissS Ann,e Hi. Ioic 10 bc s,t my pisso
age in by lhe let of tf,otobcs iss
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he Riars sioassof tho purposes tand
desires Of the Den,ooratic psrty, and Of she re-
suits which woalI follow Don,oorat;o success,
which have been so continually made to the
aolored gotsss Of rensles
"a Tint T: az aashoiatiye announcement should be
made 70 them Of tlle true prius PIES and sohs
:ieets Of the Democratic party. u wss, tliiero-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23
waLsu melody on the harp Tonight

CONCERT FOR THE ORPuANs.-we
consider 1t quite fortunate for the sue.
cess of this enterprise that SO many of
our stores are closed at seven O'Clock.
For clerks and employees i; will be a
charming recreation, enhanced not a
little by the reflection that while enjoy
ing the finest musical treat it Ia not
self indulgence merely, but pleasure
received and benefit conferred. The
young ladies who generously step for
ward and offer their services in the
noble cause OF charity deserve a hearty
welcome from a community, and
exhibit all that Is ennobiIng in the
female character. Let them see that
ours is such community. They
are strangers in our midst
many of them-appeallng to us in
behalf of our own destitute and father
less ones. VIII our young men be
found too faint-hearted and selfish to
offer to the cause the small con-
Irritation soliCited2 II voices sweet
aud most highly cultivated, in
unison with the tones of the angelic
Harp pleading the cause of the father
less little ones, may appeal 10 us,
young or old, without meeting HEARTY
response, We have not rightly estima-
teo the people of Wheeling. Rush then
| 70 the ticket oface and secure one OF
tneIaNored seats, and remember that
some OF the children You 20 to aid will
De found in the Hail with bououets
ana refreshments to offer Won.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23

HABITUAL CosTIvKNEss OR CoSsr1PA-
rIoS.-From this affection arises many of
the ailinGsof mankind. In our every -day
walks OF life we hear people complain OF
Nervous and Sick Headache, Blilousness,
Inactivity OF the Liver. Piles, 1istlessness.
Debility. Loss OF Appetite, ChoIic Pains,
Want of sleep at night, and DrowSineSs
through the day Generally the cause OF All
this train OF difficulties can be traced To
CosttvenesS or Constipation OF the Bowels,
and a remedy for this complaint is what Is
required; but among the multiplicity OF
catharuc remedies how shall they choose.
We all know that most cathartics, after
thorough action on the bowels, leave them
IN perhaps worse constipated state than pe-
lore the remedy was taken. This, however,
Is not the case With Roback's Blood Pills,
They act mildly, yet most effectively, ON the
liver, canSt ny that organ TO throw on the ac-
cnmulated morbid matter, leaving the
stomach and bowels in a perfectly healthy
ann natural state and not constipated.
VnoSe amIcted in this way would do well.
AiteE me treatment above indicated, TO have
tnSoSck s stomach Bttters where they could
| take q dose after each meAf; they would aid
| 0lSeSIon and strengthen the stomach.
| 1a1S-lmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23
RrnEMDEn tho orphans tonight.

a NUISANCE CALLING FOR ABATE'
ME%T.-Our exchanges of recent date
relate several instances OF persons lato-
ly bitten by dogs, who have died from
hydrophobia in consequence. So far
as VIC know, there has never been a
case of this dreadful disease in Wheel
ing; but nvIew OF the fact that there is
an irnumerable army Of dogs of AL
kinds and conditions, prowling night
and day about our streets and alleys
and back yards, il is no reason why
there may not be. Every once in
while We have TO record tho fact ofsome
person having been bitten by one of
these worthless ours, and it may be our
unpleasant duty if they arc not sum-
marily dealt with at an early day, to
publish, some fine morning, something
like the following:
DIED.--John Smith, Esq, of hydro
phobia, nj ., L. M, yesterday. The
funeral will nike place from his late
residence on Thank Street, to-day at 8,
p. NJ. Friends OF the family are res
pectfnlly invited to attend.
After such an announcement as that
we imagine public opinion would SO
beslir itself that our city fathers would
feel compelled, il they desired to be re-
turned ut the next election to their hon.
orablo seats in that august body,
known as the Council, to take effective
precautionary measures for the future.
And as there was an attempt made not
long since, to provide n health officer
for the city-though it didn't come to
owing to divided difference
of opinion between the LIST and End
Branches--we suggest the propriety If
one should DO elected before the hot
weather is over, of including in his du-
ties the abatement of the dog nuisance.
To go nOsing about among unlawful
hog-p pens and other unsayory recepta-
cles of disease. engendering substances,
is all very we'll and no doubt condu-
Give to the health interests of the city;
but why not attend TO the dogs also,
since they are so numerous, SO worth
less, so annoying to pedestrians and
borsemen, and the consequences to be
apprehended from their bite SO terrible?
"Preventton is better than cure" Is a
somewhat familiar Rdage and, as the
science of UateriG mcdicd does not, as
yet, boast among Its professors any one
who can successfully minister to a
mind and body diseased by the bite
o. u Tabid dog, il may be we'll enough
Tor our citizens TO take some thought
about the matter we arc here urging.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23

THE CHEAPEST RooF IS THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared TO put on gravel
and warrants his work to give satisfac.
ton, either in resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
process that frees 1t from oil and BEN
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
it will not run. 1t Is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood a test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address me through the Post-office,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7-3m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23
CnopIN's exquisite C. Minor Polonalsi
tonight.

EXTRAORDINARY FEAr-FTve Hun
dTed Photographs Taken IN Three Hours.
Saturday morning last several wagon
loads of school children arrived in
town from Ohio, and stopped at Par
tridge's Photograph Gallery on Main
street, the object of the children, or
of those in charge of them, being to
have pictures taken. Partridge and his
noon had taken and finished over 500
card pictures of the children. The
whole time occupied in accomplishing
this extraordinary feat was something
less than three hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23

OVER THREE HUNDRED of Grover &
Bakers Sewing Machines are now in
use in Wheeling, doing wider range
of work, handsomer, stronger and
more durable than any other machine
in the market. No bobbins, both
threads running direct from spools,
sewing the finest fabric, and, without
change of needle or thread sewing the
heaviest cashmere. The machine runs
lighter and makes less noise than any
other. Salesroom at Oxtoby e. Duff
fields Jewelry Store, l03 Msin street,
the place to buy watches, clocks, jew
elry and spectacles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23

THE following communication speaks
for itself:
Spicy. ANoTHrR VICTIM OF wANERLY.
The subject of "Love'su aruonv-
nous correspondence, and the COnse
GuenCes thereto attending, WAS Illus
irntcd Yesterday, in our city, by the
appearance of Il gay LothRr!o, evident
~ hailiuE Eastward, elegantly at
tired, sporting the usual romantic mus
tache, and Lwirling on his dainty fin
gers diminutiVe cane, Chastely
adorned with feminine limb. Alter
registering at one OF the hotels, he pro-
ceeded across the river to our suburban
village OF Bridgeport. Being unable
10 gain sight of his heretofore unseen
aud invisible inamOrata, he hastily
dropped note, inviting the fair cores
pendent to clandestipe meeting in
one of our city hotels.
The say and romantic Juliet re
SPnnned 10 the earnest appeals OF her
Romeo, by her presence ut the time
a ano Piaee-but wee TO the tender pas
it,. Hope deferred muketh the hear,
Our quondam Juliet waited in pain
III suspense the appearance of Romeo
but he came not.n Leaving the note
ana taking the street cars, she procesd.
e1 20 tne uspot, and there gazed in girl.
ish dreaminess at the departing trains
In her despair she called in the assist.
Rnce of one of her lady friends In hi,
city. The precious pair returned agar
t0the hotel, and after sendiug up theil
cards were blessed with the first an
pearance of APollo-our JAY,
Alter the usual compliments an,
bushes, Romeo's dream of love wa
suddenly broken in upon by an indir
nant big brother, threatening yer
gennce dire on the head OF Apollo, an
taking immediate charge of his erraII
sister. What adds zest to the incident
the lady belongs to the bon ton, and ha
Just escaped from loves intriguin
meshes in another case. YERlrAs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23

ORPHAN CoRoEnr.LThe sale Of tick
cts for the Orphan Concert tonight has
been very large-a proof that our citi-
zens are able to appreciate good music
and have sympathy with the little or
phan. Tradition to the vounn ladies
from Mount De ChantaI, some of the
best talent of our city has volunteered
Its service. There will be several harp
and piano solos, a song from Romes
and Juliet, never sung here before,
vocal trio by Glover, and other attrac-
tive pieces. Secure your tickets at
once. Doors open at z. Concert be-
gins at O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23
PETITIONS,

PETITIONS.
Mrs. F. G. Bashoer, asking that GER
tain taxes be refunded, was rejected.
Joseph Blaney, asking that taxes err
roneously assessed be refunded, was
granted.
William Helfenbein. Otto Kleech,
William STAN, Otto Rodoiger, Freder-
ick Hyer, asking license to Keep tavern,
were granted.
John @. Lawson, asking license for
house of private entertainment, was
granted.
J. c. Hervey, asking to be transferred
from ronti district No. 3 to road district
No. 2, was laid on the table.
Samuel Havener, asking to be re-
funded certain taxes enormously as
sessed, was laid on the table.
NJ. j. Breinig inclOsing bill for
cleansing and papering the Office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, was referred
to the Committee on Court House and
Jail with power to act.
Alexander Morrison, asking 10 be re-
funded certain taxes assessed against
him, was laid on the table.
MISCELLANEOUS.
on motion of Mr.. A. NJ. Jacob, it was
ordered that Il rule Tissue against
William Atkinson, John Atkinson and
John b. Wilson, tor neglect to mako n
view OF bridge on a road leading from
the mouth OF Glon's Kun to Short
Creek, returnable forthwith.
| A notice from John Z. Sisson, Daniel
Frazer and others, declaring their dis
satisfaction with an appraisement OF
damages, resulting to their property by
the construction OF n road from John
Brownlee's farm to Roney's Point, and
their intention of applying to the
| Circuit Court for writ OF dd qltod
da7RnWDt, was presented and filed.
a communication from D. Blggs in
relation 10 taxes on certain lands, was
presented by Mr.. S. S. Jacob and, on
motion, laid on the table.
a number of reports of Surveyors of
Roads were received, read and ordered
to be filed.
on morton, il was ordered that all
such reports coming in hereafter be re-
IerTed to the Committee ON Roads for
report.
a communication from the Prosecu.
ting Attorney In relation to a garuishet
case, WAS received and filed.
ANNUAL COUNTY LEVY.
The Board proceeded to the consider
alton of the annual county levy, anC
were so engaged until the hour OF ad
journment.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-23

THE NEW BOARD OF HEALrH.-If we
to guard against cholera the coming
season, our first advice would be to
have the blood in good condition. The
only way this can be done effectuRlly is
by using ]. w. Poland's Humor Doc
tor, the sure cure for all diseases of the
blood. Put up in large bottles, and for
sale by Laughlin, Smith d Co. d&w