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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19
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AN urchln unconsciously perpetrated
a great joke at the expense of his teach
er the other day. The lady was an
nouncing to her pupils the holiday on
the 22i day of February, aud asking
them some questions concerning its OBJ
servance-aInong others. why the birth
day of Washington should be celebrated
more than that of any one else. "Why,"
she added, "more than miner You
may tell me, she said to little fell
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REPLIES REouEsrED.-If an editor
has box at theatre, are letters for
him received, there2 If a gardener
was to set out diamond, would he
have a crop OF brilliAnts7 Is "Do you
dance ?" a party question? Can boots
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SENATOR SHERMAN offered resoIu-
tion in Executive session few days
ago, instructing the Military Committee
not TO report any more brevet nomina-
tions. This was intended to relieve the
Committee from any embarrassment
which they might feel in regard to the
nomination of his brother, Lieut.. Gen.
Sherman, and it is understood to be
entirely in accordance with the views
OF the latter. The Committee will there
fore bring in measure in accordance
with these suggestions, looking to the
repeal of the law allowing the Presi-
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brevet nominations. The leading off,
GERS OF the army are said to favor this
measure, as they consider its unlimited
operation calculated to impair the efti-
cheney of the service.
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ALEX. DELMAR has lately surprised
the Agricultural Department by send
ing for statistics concerning the pro-
duction, in the various States of the
Union, of crops which are entirely un-
known in this country, and also certain
other general information-to which
the Agricultural Department made re-
ply that the only possible way of get
ting an answer to his questions would
be to send man around to every farm
in the country to ask.
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TwosERVANT girls were given tickets
to go TO theatre. Returning in short
time their mistress asked them why
they did not stay. They answered they
sat in the place till a curtain was roll
ed up, and some ladies and gentlemen
began talking about family matters,
when, thinking they had no business
there, they left.
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The ChemIstry or FurnIture.

Young housekeepers do not always
understand the theory of the chemical
and mechanical action of different
substances on articles of furniture.
The substances from which furniture
are chiefly exposed to injury are water,
oils, alcohols and acids.
Acids act on marble. Marble Is itself
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and most other acids will prevail over
1t and take its place when brought in
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or muriate of lime, or sulphate, or
acetate OF lime-as the case may be-in
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of wood, on the othcr hand, while not
injured usually by acids, are attacked
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THE probabilities. are that the Surratt
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THE Democrats feel compelled to
nominate Pendleton to maintain the
ground they took at Chicago In 1864.
They were then for peace at any pric0,
being utterly opposed to the war
which had, up to that time, failed to
restore the Union. They are now
equally strong for peace with all
the world,-and take the best possible
method of securing 1t, by adopting a
financial policy which will render 1t
utterly Impossible for us ever to con-
tract loan to carry on another war.
The Democracy is consistent party.
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On Saturday Andrew johnson was
formally placed on the track as the
Democratic candidate for the Presl,
dency. The Conservative State Con
vention of Tennessee did him (noI
themselves) the honor of naming him
as their first choice.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19

HENRY CLAY DEAN, of dirty shirt
memory, is to be Joined on the stump
In New Hampshire by @. G. Burr, Of
dirty mouth fame. They are we'll
mated, and two greater political pros
titutes exist nowhere. They speak for
the DemocracY-of conrse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-19

THE Conservatives Army and Navy
Union of Washington City are pre-
pairing to celebrate Washington's Birth
day with a great banquet, on smaller
scale, however, than the Democratic
banquet of the 9Th of January.
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CONVERSION OF SEvEN-TH1RT1Es.-
The seven-TFirty Treasury notes out
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June and 10Th of July next, which are
convertible into Flve-Twenty bonds,
amount to over two hundred million
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able the department to convert them
promptly al maturity, aud the public
are notified that unless such notes,
which the Government are now offer
ing to convert, are promptly forwarded
to the department for that purpose,
great delay must eusue in the future de-
livery of bonds.
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THE Pittsburg Gazette thinks the ex-
pansionists are likely to have their
way, at least, to some extent, in Con-
gress. Western business will demand
more currency, and the politicians
hardly dare refuse, pending the Presi-
Dental election, whatever their person
al conviction may be.
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WITH such uniformity has the re-
suit followed, that as soon as "a man
has been convicted of counterfeIting
the national currency the public has
lie has confidently looked for his speedy
pardon by President johnson. And
this expectation has not been disap-
pointed. Almost every offender of this
class has been set at liberty to renew
his crimes. The VIII ole number thus
treated approaches one hundred. Is It
sympathy that moves the President to
this reckless clemsncy7 Or do cOnsid-
eratiOns, not of weakness, but OF a still
more hagrant character, control him2
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Frank MiIIer'a Leather PreserVatIye
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Prank MIIIer's Prepared Harness OII
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for using,
Frank TIII1er's Polish OIL Backing,
For sale GENERALLY in the U. 3. and
FranE Miller a Co., ls& 20 Cedar street.
NaU York
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ANindependent candidate for sheriff
in kentucky, puts forward as his ohiel
claim, the fact that he once slept with
Andrew Jackson.
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A French journalist has discovered
that the sixth time a man sees an ad-
vertisement he buys the articles adver-
kIRad
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AN exchange publishes-for gratuit-
Gus distribution-somev valuable rules,
which gentlemen may find convenient
for reference. Ladies are not expected
others in the habit of visiting printing
establishments would do we'll to "pock-
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1. Enter Softly.
2. Sit down quietly.
8. Subscribe for the paper.
4. DON'T touch the poker.
5. Say nothing interesting.
6. Engage in no controversy.
Z. Don't smoke.
8. Keep six feet from the table.
9. Don't talk to the workmen,
10. Hands off the papers.
IL. Eyes off the manuscript.
12. Let the "devil" alone,
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THE effects Of eating horse.flssh for
aupper-Night Mare
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GheQntelliQetrcer


The Missouri Democrat, which has
hitherto opposed the nomination of
General Grant to the Presidency by the
Republican National Convention, has
changed it's tone, and now, not reluc.
family consents, but warmly espouses
his claims to the candidacy. 1t says:
"When General Grants nomination
FOR the Presidency was urged on the
ground OF eXpediency merely. we
earnestly opposed it. The Republican
party cannot afford to buy a victory by
asacritce ofpriuciples. When his nom
inattUn was urged because it would
please those uncertain souls whose
lack of real convictions of any kind
makes them of no use to either party.
we opposed 1t. No oparty can afford to
buy mercenHry allies at the cost of dis
gustinR or dIsheartening faithful
friends.
"But circumstances have changed.
Clouds that obscured Grants fidelity
have rolled away. We find that the
sun, though hidden, was steadily
shining. His nomination Is no longer
urged for the sake of expediencv only,
We no longer are told that his name
Will bring to our standard those whose
accession we're weakness. Gen. Grant
Is being placed, as events unfold, in
such position as to command the
hearty support of those who fight for
principles alone. His nomination is
now urged on the ground that he repre-
sents, more truly than any other pos
sible candidate, the radical element O.
the Republican party"
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A WRITER to the Cincinnati Gazette,
referring to the prominence of Schuyler
Colfax as Presidential candidate, re.
marks that he belongs to class whose
power is invariably underrated until
brought to some severe test. BE claims
that the public have been wrongfulIy
made to believe that he Is simply a
CHEEKY, good natured man, not remark
able for force, breadth and depth of
character, and against this cites the
fact that for three Congressional terms
while the most important questions
were presented to their consideration,
he was chosen to preside over their de-
liberations and conduct their debates
with proper decorum and dignity, He
states that in the faculty of seeing at
glance the true aspect of difficult
case; and of prompt decision, an intu-
tive perception of what is needed and
how It can be done, Mr.. COliax has no
superior among our public men. He
Is thoroughly practical, working on to
definite ends with great executive force,
power of endurance, and an unwearied
attention to the details of business.
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HELEN WESTERN.
Fer Death---Brief Resume Of
her Career.

From the Washington Chronicle
The well known actress, Helen West
ern, died at the KirkwoOd House, ia this
city, yesterday morning. Few actresses
of such limited ability have succeeded in
becoming so widely known. Helen
Western was q sister OF Lucille Western,
and the career OF both resemble each
other very closely. To Lucille, however,
was given greater natural talents, which,
in spite OF lack of culture, would often
startlingly ASSERT themselves in such parts
as LEAH and Lady ISd6ettd.
Both sisters were first brought into
prominent notice by their stepfsther,
Mr.. English, during the run OF a dubious
piece called The Three Fast Men"
originally produced in Boston in 1858.
II | was then eighteen years of age,
being at the time of her death about
twenty-eIgbt, perhaps more. Kind
hearted, cheerful in disposition, and easy
TO please, she was as q star actress more
popular with the members Of the profes.
sion than with either the critics or the
general public. She was twice married
once to q lawyer of Baltimore city, and
afterward to Mr.. Herne, 3 stock actor,
new in California. From both husbands
she was separated from the first by d.
vorce, from the second Oy mutusl
consent. In person Helen wss very
besutiful Of large proportions,
dark eyed and fair skinned, with
glossy black hair, and 8 foot which, for
size and symmetry, would not have dis
graeed T'itanis. Though, during the
war, both sisters made money, Helen
died anything but rich, and Lucille, now
in California, left here in INDECENT cir
eumstances, though In less than five