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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27

CoNPLIMENrAEY.--T following
complimentary notice appeared in the
Ar6ieter FfeHd, in reference to the
Concert and ball given for the benefit
OF 81. PAurs Church, in Ritchietown,
last week:
But we cannot close our report with
out making special ailusiou 70 III. little
hero aud vinuOuA son of Mr.. Schock.
The musical talent he displayed on this
occasion on the Piano aud violin.
proved that he possesses fine musical
abilities aud II improved by tho right
mhHrsrs, we shall salute hun i'll later
days IA well and accomplished mns-
Ter OF the art; and We are glad to learn
that his parents, understanding his tai
Snls, do not spare any expense for pro.
noting their culture ana development.
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HAD FORGOTTEN TIA few weeks
since we accidentally encountered 8
friend whom We had not previously
seen for years. We remembered him
as a languid, debilitated dyspeptlc-he
now appeared the very indication OF
health and strength. After the usual
salutations, we asked him, "What had
become OF his Dyspepsia?" ''My Dys-
pePsla," repeated he, in wonder; my
DYspepsial Why, you must be dream
ing or joking. 1 never had the Dys-
pepsia." On reminding him of the fact
that he had been, within our certain
memory, seriously afflicted with this
disorder, he laughingly apolog:zed
stating thet he had been in the habit
for many years of taking HUBBEL'f
GOLDEN BTTTERs. and had in conse'
quence enjoyed such perfect health
that as for his former dyspepsia and
debility, he really chad forgotten it,
HUBBEL's GOLDEN BITTERS. McCabe,
Kraft q Co., Sole Agents. cod
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AHwEsr.-Hesterdny, before noon, n
great, sullwnrt German succumbed to
line elects OF many and large draughts
oI beef, and las sought spot in the mud
and slush Of the gutter near the Second
Ward Market House in which to sleep
OH his pot"tions. But he was not long
permitted toremnin undisturbed in thpt
detachable position. An officer passed
down that wayamd rousing him from his
SAUNDERS, marched him OIL to the lock
up. In thS warm and coy quarters fur
nished by the city, ne again soon yield
ed To heiniiuence OF Morpheus. and will
no doubt wake up this morning re-.
ire@hed aud prepared 10 enter the lists
for another contest with Mynheer La
ger, unless Judge Good iuIerposes and
NindtcHtcS the majesty of violated law
by sending him around to friend Farris'
ON Finn street.
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observation-disclosures AL1sAYA.-The three
best TONES, Elxillfully and elegantly COM
bined in an amber-colored cordial, beauII-
fully transparent to the eye, pleasant to the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, in CaswelI,
Hazard Co.'s Ferro- Phosphoratsd Elixir of
Calisaya Bark. r
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal
Callsaya BARK, and each teaspoonful contains
one grain Ofiron. Samples furnished free TO
the profession
CASWELL, HAZARD & Co,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all druggists.
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GreenWood CemeterU

= greenwood Cemetery
SL5IUAATED ON THE NATIONAL, RoaD
Nm Les east OF the city, Is now ready fnI
lnTTtetnents sale, and Improvement Of lois tU'
In AZ ,IIit ~ acres OF land, and Is laid mi
" me most modern and iInpr0verj SfI,IS oA'
cen 9 S easily reached at all seasons 81 The
I os5l, " me National Road, and Gor thLe
B 9of5hs Of the year by the HempfSeIJS Apo11
be bean ~ u perfectly secure and intended Ia
F Ss5g RSei as, va1l chapel sTScisi faRe
TIraI csI9s sssS;, 70 make II equal to the besi
:, ample provision is also made TN. e.,
N1tssnent, order and care in pe,rDstI,ttt -' eH'
PERSONS deairous of purcbasi1S IL,:yS
tS anime Tue grounds with the sS{,6sL5S, Gan
SySS9 =, WHO ,Ia nas plat, or secure them nv Ss n
l l4g a. me once OF the Secretary on Si
p seSI HNsL ne bank of Wheeling,
for. " N"IA1n permits there
Tickets OF admission 10 Io,bo,,,o,.
BoARD pl OF % h 1IGed BY the seOrstary. sno
R FSe1dent; r. 9. Bonham, Secrets sweeney
RaII H.. 1ohn 9. Muth, Geo. MenasI - rs .
19si!, lno. A. Armstrong Geo. AIIe11Es jos
jordan, Z. A, Hildreth N' 41Aait1Sl 4. y.
UIW
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE

TyOGSS.s.s - 41ONAA nanBs ID MS Omce.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
,,sSiII e many thousands cured at this estab-
t nhsnt i1l within the last twenty Year. and
a,soS,IIs important surgical Operations
EenNLta,o py Dr. Johnston, Witnessed ~ the
a.Ss;T b os which have appeafed again and
as g eSt92re the public, besides his s'iuding
bilifv8S q 5sS ~ OF character aud j, ects.
$40 = !" suInC1ent guarantee to the uiT Cled.
, ShtS DISEASES SPEEDILY CItk-4l,.
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ENANIIN NrgoN.-We made mention
in yesterday mornings paper of the
arrest Of Robert Miller on charge of
horse stealing in or near Washington,
Pa. THE Hempdeld train yesterday
brought down Mr.. William Dinsmore,
who went before Judge Johnston and
made afndnvit US to the then, aud
charging Miller Herewith. The pris-
oner was then brought to the Justices
Office and when he entered Mr.. Dins.
more recognized him as being George
Miller, expressing himself as having
heretofore had unlimited confidence in
his tMilier'Sl honesty aud integrity
me examination wns short. the pris.
Oner acknowledging his guilt and wsiv.
ing the Inrmality of reQuisition on the
Governor Of Pennsyivania SstHro
being carried thither for trial Nh,
law requires that the Executive Of 'I1ts
state shall be appraised of the facts ~,
such cases, which was done. aud Gov
Foreman gave his verbal assent IN tbH
arrangement If Miller made no obieC-
ton. This, AS before mentioned. wns
his preference, and at two O'Clock bs
was delivered to Mr.. Dinsmore and
taken back TO Washington,
The horse WAS identified as belonging
to the Directors of the Poor OF Wash.
iuRton county, having been taken from
the stables connected with the county
aims house.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R. R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD
WHEELING, May 4, 1857.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after May
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ID R. 10 HNBTOW,

Omce' No. z South Frederick Street,
tSS S1t hana side Gong from Baltimore street
seEYe name and number.
M m5I letters received unless post paid and
PERSONS writing should State ace md Send
tom mon Oh advertisement describing symP-
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by cer1a,.
pracuce, INDUCED in when alone. q hRbit n.
qnently learned from evil compaa IONS or Al
school, me effects Of which are. nightIy feiL
even Wheo asleep, and, II not cured, render
mArT1age impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
ana IDoay' should apply Immediately,
what pity that q young man, the hopeo
NJ MS connLfyl the pride of his parents, should
De snatched rom all prospects and enjoy.
menus mems OF life by the consequence OF dew.
astlng nom the path OF nature, aNd intiui .
LEI ISSertaln secret habit. 5ucn personI
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"A Complete, PIctorin1 TTIsto = Of
the Times"
The btSt, cheapest, ana most nc.
Ss1uI Family Paper In the
Union -
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and BODY are III,
EnoSt necessary requisites to promote Connu.
pla4 happiness. Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes weary pilgri.
Liiage' me Lne prospect hourly darkens 70 Lhs
palr and hued with the melancholy refieo,
Ion mat the happiness Of another become
bughted with our own N4NS+1''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27
ORGANIC WEAKNEss
DIR. JOHNSON

Member Of the Royal COLLEGE M s,,,,-
London, Graduate Of one OF the most eLEf tons
CoIegea II the United States, aud Inc npoo; i
pitfalls OF London, Paris, PhiIadeInSIo n L
elsewhere, has effected some OF the mo-, a d1
tonlsnlng cures that were ever known Ioo "
troubled with ringing in the head ana ANY
when asleep, great nervousness 6eInv a I9 eAts
az sudden sounds, bashfulness, with tnanI 1s9
brushing, attended sometimes with ter55GS,naI
meht OF mind, were cured Immediately. So
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TAKE PARTICULAR MOTTO

MENEALLY.-Ihe fearful efects m ~,
mind are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Mem.
Dry, CONFUSION of Ideas, Depression OF sniTits
Distrust, Love Of Solitude, TimiditV. AZ E a.!
some OF the evils produced. U'''' ~a
5nouSanus or persons OF all ages can novp
health, losing their VigOr, becOminS weSF
pale, nervous and emRciated, haVing q Ei6ontt
lar appearance about the eyes, Co1Rh- AMI
symptoms OF Consumption. SA' 'AN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27
DISEASES OF MPRuDENrE

It Is e MELANCHOLY FACT that thou.
sn9s iau victims to this terrible disease. oyg.
ing 70 the unslkilfulness OF ignorant preten.
49Ssd5S7, LETT, GNEIno, By the use OF that DEADLY
~, O51t Stss MuRCURY, ruin the constitution
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AnsnranEE.
FranEIl Insurance C0llalY,
..RlnO.OOO.
OF WHEELING.

Capital.
Directors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-21
GOOD ME

The people Of Dubois ard dj,ininr coUn-
i.s sre r.sr"c'iui y ,nioim,i that e.
niCKHAkr o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-21
JAMES WICK,
lNrDIrER AND GROWER or
FLOWER & vIGETfEle SEEDS,
ROCHESTER,. \. y.
vICK,S tiLCSTIATED CATALOGUE

SEEDS, AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1868,
I. hpw punished and ready To serd out. II
mikes a work Of about one hundred large
f-grs, containing Inil dsscrip'ians o. tho
Choirss' flowers md Vegetables Grown.
ith plain directions Tor Sowing Seed, Cul.
u,p, &c. l. /. d ,sn'i'n'lv IlIus'rs'sd, Win
a",e ,hnn ONE HUNDRED FINE WOOD
ENGRAVlNGS Of Flowers aud Vegetables.
md a
BsAUrIFctccLoRrD FATE IF FLOWERS.
Well prin'ed, on the fosst paper. and one
y ,he moet beautiful % veil ~ The moet 10.
.uuc'iv" works 1T the kind published.
as Sen, 10 ~ who apply, bv mail. post
/ aid, Tor Ten Gents, winch is not halt the
| .ost. .ME
Addres. JAMES WICK, Rochester N. Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-21
drain Screen and
SEED HULLER.

S. KUEBLER T. PHILLIP GUCKES
LNAvIxG purchased from the pstcn,ee tho
IL right 10 Manufacture md cell the above
valuable article IN Ddbois Co desire 10 call
he attention Of Farmers 10 u. They feel
Confident II 10 the beet Grain Screen in use.
nd ihal farmers generally my snve its
ost {oniv $l5) esch year, by wing II 10
c,amn their seed whea, al.ne. We only
SIX = trial and IL it, operations are NOT ga.
,sisc,ory the machine may be returned. aud
no harm done.
KUEDLER & GUCKES.
Oct 10, ely
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-21

MONEY FREE As WATERPROOF
" Acnve L,cu' and T,sveling Agents.
Ns'H ~ Female. Of Oh sges, are wanted 70
"'ici, ',sie ~ rverv Cry, Town, Village
iamlet. Workshop and Fscsorv. Throughout
~ entire world. Tor tho most ssIeable NOV
l,ies eve. koo~n 500 Per Cent Profit
srd REApY BALE WHEREVER OFFERED
Sm,'' me" End women csn mske from Of
q SIS prr dsv ~nd no vlsk ~ loss A
nail capital required Of fvom $50 20 500
te more money invested The gvester ,hs
",f' n, M,cry required 10 advance
w. fra send 'he articles and veceive PSI
sh.r~s,ds Il you ac'u.'ij Yish 10 II H.
tRonev sspidly srd easily. write for fol
Il sY,icWlevs snd rddssss
minor & CO (f,cm Psvi.)
?lO BR .ADwAY, Ntw YoRx CrfY.
v8 r49 ~.
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DIR. JOHN BULL.

DIR. JOHN BULL.
and vender Of the Celebrate
clls .YW yTDMIE SYMyT,
FOR THE ctRE -
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CuILLs
AND FEVER.
The proprietor ot this celebrated tred,cio.
livstiy claims il u superioriiv ovet oil r'm.
lie. ever offered 10 the public Tor The sArt
CERTAIN. SPEEDY, snd PERMAEEhr tnrr !.
Agne and Fever, ~ Chlils ara F.v.'
| whether Of short or long standing. lie 70
..s 10 the entire Western and SJh,h-w.n
.rn country TO beat him tes,imonv 90 N
| ruth u the assertion. thst in no rsse what,
VIZ will IL fail 10 cute, II The DIRECTIONS ~.
strictly followed ou'. In a greet rbsny csse
: single dose has been sufficient Tor q cure
and whole families have been tUreH ~
lsirkle bottle. with . perfect restoration q
1.-The general health. Il howevHF. brudpn,
md In every case more cer,.ia 10 tnre,
10 has 10 continued IN smaller dcsps for
week or two shsf the disease has bee
.hecked, th"se espstisl'v in difficult m
tong standing cases Ususlly, this medi
inc will hot vequife any aid 10 keen ,h
unveils in good ordss; should ne ps,ien
| ,aweves. require q caihsstic medicine, ate
,,ving taken three or tcur doesa ~ "
roric. = single doss ~ BULLS VEGF
>ITARLE FAMILY PILLS will 4. .ufFicier
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
\ No. 20 Fifth. Cross Street.
'yuns Is Vf.-y. LOUISVILLE, ky.
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is NOT DE Nd.

but slive AMI determined to sh' W itssf.
u5-The hichr', mn,ks' prize wil given
'or MI kinds VI procuce 10 exchange Tor
Goo'..
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Alsc unsurpassed, consisting ~ Cloths. CO
m.r.s, Cssins,., Jesus. Ss.ine'.. Satin snd
Silk V~s,ing. Wn"i Wsmt.s.s. U.defshi''s
Hate and Cses, BoLts and Shoe., &c. &c.
s"d .In,s, shy kind Of gcods you call tor
n Z has also
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-21

Mu.lins. Prints, Delsirss, Msrincs. Si'ks.
Lu.ir~., C.,,onsd.s, kindseys. Fls"nsls.
ana al other kinds Of Goods 'or NE LSdss
.ud Hi..s.. Iii. line q goods set Gent!s'
,nsa aud D,ys
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-15
You cannot fail to be suited in Holt
day Goods At at A. e. Croker Il Co.

OUR neighbor Of the Bird advertises
for ssclub' for scoundrel who follow
ed respectable German girl the Other
night, and would have overtaken her
had she not taken refuge in the house of
a friend where she remained until next
moraiRg. We have heard of several
cases where gross insults have been
given by this same individual to respect
able females, and relative Of one Of
tho insulted parties informs us that he
will SINCE his yellow whiskers with
gaantum su6scu Of gunpowder if he does
not desist He is well known, and we
warn him to beware! if he wishes to
have . hide unperforated with a blue
pill, or his head unbroken by q green
beach club that will not bounce.
The scamp above alluded to, pcram
bulates on Spring and Broadway. he
does lot heed this warning, trap will
spring and facilitate his travelling. pro-
peDsity in the broad -wayi
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E. Croker & Co.

CHRISTMAS From the time Richmond
was thorough until the present wri-
ting, we have never seen SO grand and
complete display Of goods for the Hol-
idays, as is now shelved and cased at A.
E. Croker & Co.'S, No. 40, Main street.
Everything to please the eye, can be
seen there-and we predict extensive
sales at this old and reliable establish
ment, because the proprietors have not
only exhibited most excellent taste
in their proper selections of goods for
the occasion; but their prices are the
prime and moving cause of the predic-
tion--they are reasonable. Go and see
for yourselves.
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Goes COUGH BALsAM |

This long tried and popular Remedy is again call
ed TO the attention of the public. As often as the
year rolls around, the proprietors annually make
their bow to the people; and remind them that
amongst tho many things required for the health,
comfort and sustenance of the family through the,
long and tedious months of winter Goes Cough Bal
sam should not be forgotten. For years it has been
a household medicine-and mothers anxious for the
safety of their chill :reu and all who suffer from any
disease of the throat chest and lungs, cannot af
ford to be without it. In addition TO the ordinary
four ounce so long i n the market, we now furnish
our mammoth family size bottles, which will, in COM
mon with the other szs be found at all Drug Stores
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sOrtlnent Of Holt

| DEATH OF RIsDEN EvANs.-On We'd
nesday night last, about the time the
| 1875 train was due here, Mr.. 4. who
resides with his parents short dis
lance west from this city, had got on
the Bridge about the time the train was
approaching, and it is supposed that lie
must have concluded he could cross be-
fore the train got up to it, for he was
seen from the train to run towards it
and on the same track-when iirst dis
engine-the brakes were ut once whis-
tied down and the train stopped--but
too late; for either the upper cross frame
Of the pilot or the cylinder had struck
him, and pitched him OF the upper
track. As soon as the train was stop
ped, the engineer and conductor went
back and found Mr.. Evans lying sense
less-about 20 feet from the west end
of the bridge, his left arm broken and
his skull fractured on the right side of
his head near the ear--he breathed but
moment after they reached him. His
body was brought to the depot by the
train-a coroner,s inquest was held,
and. from the evidence taken, the jury
gave its opinion that no blame could be
attached to the engineer, for the mel
anchoiy accident. Mr.. Evans was about
81 years of age.
CHARLEY, Of the Pearl Grocery, has
gone to the Queen City for large stock
Of Goods suitable for the Holidays
Customers can there be accomm odated
with everything they need to sustain
their mortal frames or crafty their chit
dren. Turkeys, Chickens, Rabbits.
Quails and Vegetables of aii kinds, on
hand at all seasonable and reasonable
times. Go to c. BUCKHARpT's, nearly
No. 3 Engine House, Pearl st
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-15

Hoo MARKET.-V Armenian, Reed, IL
Co. have killed some 1000 head of good
hogs durinc the current week. Prices
have stiffeneo up little and good heavy
hogs are commanding $3.50 nett One
extra lot Of so head, fattened by James
Endsley, we learn sold for $40, hut this
was above the current figure. Hogs are
Of excellent quality and are coming in
freely Bird.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-15

The members Of the Union Relief As
sociation, wish to return thanks for the
following dc =, ions received during 10TH
and 18th months, to aid in the support
of the Childrens' Home:
From members of German Lutheran
Church, S2a; A Friend, S.; German in
Market, lima beans; Ruth Dudley, beans
and sweet potatoes; H. Leeds, cabbage.
onions and apples; j. Jessup, IS pump
kins; Birdsal 4 Dennis, soap; John Bell,
3 large stone jars; Hugh Motif, 2 bushels
potatoes; 5 heads cabbage; Elizabeth
Starr, pumpkins, potatoes, apples, 2 lbs.
butter and piece zinc; Timothy Nichol
so,i, school books; Margaret Morgan, 9
gallons vinegar, half bar soap; A sta
dent at Earlham, crackers, candy and
jelly; Mrs. Hope, pair shoes; Mr. Gun
ningham, pair shoes; Howell Grave,
II cord wood; A. Hunt, 2 bushels po-
tatoes; Mr.. Sands. l load of wood; Ell
iiott Shute & Co., 100 lbs of flour; A
friend, pumpkin butter; Mary Virgins,
candles and pies; Mrs. Palmer, pies,
s. w. Dickinsop, chickens; Susan Rob
inson, milk and pepper sauce; A. Phil
lips, l doz. tea spoons, handkerchiefs,
comforts and scrubbing brush; George
Barnes, 1 turkey; John Paxson, meat at
reduced price; Mr.. Berhide J gal milk
per day, and the same quantity by Nor
ris & Pyle.