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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-01
Odd FelloN,s CeIebratIon az Parkers.

Odd Fellows celebration at PAFkeFSs
Editors IntellIgeneer
at two o'clock, Monday, the steamer
Rebecca left Wheeling wharf with
about ninety:eight members of the fra
ternity of Odd Fellows on board for
the grand celebration of the Order at
Petersburg. The weather was beau
tIful, Nothing was wanting to promote
the comfort OF all on board. The ia
bIes were bountifully spread. Captain
Booth and all the officers were unre-
hitting in their attentions to the pas
senRers. The splendid brass band of
Vaas discoursed most excellent music
from the hurricane deck. From every
house along the shore on both sides of
the river the excursionists were greeted
with loud cheers and waving Of hand
kerchies. At Moundsville respectable
delegation came on board. As night APP
preached the passengers engaged In
some amusement according to their
taste. At every table was seated
group of card players. Uunder the
leadership of Cocayne cotillion par
ty was got up, while mock crimi-
nal trial was going in another part of
the saloon which created much Rmuse-
ment. The prosecution and defense
were conducted by an amateur lawyer
from Moundsville and profess
sioual gentleman from Wheeling.
At night one or two fast young men
who had visited the bar too frequently,
made midnight on the Rebecca hideous
by their drunken yells. AT four o'clock
the passengers found themselves at
Marietta wharf. Here the two Lodges
from the town Joined the excursionists,
and at eight O'Clock the Rebecca was
under headway for Parkersburg. AS
she approached the wharf, the Emma
Graham with another crowd arrived
from Gallipolis. AT the Court House
Square a procession was formed.
Lodges and Encampments from vari-
GUS parts of the State, and from Ohio,
took part. The numbers were esti-
mated at GOO. After walking through
the dusty streets for some hours, in a
hot sun, the procession entered Mon
roe NJ. L. Church. The Rev. Wm, L.
Hyiand, Grand Master OF the Order in
West Virginia, delivered an Grafton on
the origin and objects of the institution.
After the Grafton, a free dinner was
spread in the Market House, where
upwards of 500 persons sat down to a
good and substantial repast. Every
thing passed off pleasantly. The brass
band of Vaas discoursed excellent
music, and was no discredit to its ma
tive city. NICK.
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THE Fremont (Iowa) Times says;-
1.-THE grasshoppers have Matched out
thicker than ever. The ground froze
solid last winter with no snow, but
they Matched. The prairies were burn
ed over, but they warmed themselves
by the fire, and came out healthy. It
rained and they looked refreshed.
Wednesday night we had a snow storm
that would have killed any common
critter, and Thursday morning we saw
the little cusses pelting each other with
'ain't dead YETI"
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0heGntelliQetrrer.
"FOUND DEAD IN THE STREET.

The labor Is over and done;
The sun has gone down In the west;
The birds are asleep, every one,
And the world has gone down 10 Its rest
SleepsTs on beds OF down,
Meath cover Of silk and gold,
Soft, as on roses new-blown,
slept the great monarch ofod!
Sleepers on mothers breast,
SleeperB happy and warm
Cosey as birds In their nest
With never a thought OF harm!
SleepeTs In garTets high,
Meath coYerlet ragged and old;
And one little sleeper all under the sky,
Out in the night and the cold
Alone in the wide, wide world,
ChristlesS, motheIleSs he:
Begging or stealing to live, and whiFled
Like wall on an angry sea.
Dsad-for the want ofa crust!
Dead-in the cold night aIII
Dead and under the dust,
Without ever word of prayer;
In the heart of the wealthiest civ
In this most Christian land,
Without ever word OF pity,
Or the touch OF q kindly hand!
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PMPIEs AND FACE WoRMs.-Ine
following is for the benefit ofouryouI1ss
gentIeman readers: The most sinPte
cure for eruptions on the face Is 70
bathe it twice or thrice day with cam M
phor spirits. AS these eruPtionS af
caused by the impurity of the olo os.
perhaps the best plan would be 70 co IL
suit physician. Flesh worms may %
eradicated by taking every eSenlh 81
for q few weeks, as much sulphur -
will cover the blade Of . Penknife'
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The house purged of offensive smells. A child
can take care OF It Ready forinttant use.
CHEAP! sIMPLE. ECONOMICAL
b. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
M and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer IN
Cooking ana Heating Stores, No. ID Main
street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
lob work OF all kinds Will receive my per-
sonal attention. =.
on Well Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
order on short notfce. -,
3 66I feet q[ Inch Well Tubing, which win
no soId ohaap. also Agent for Zimmerman, s
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the publIc are invited to call and examine.
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The Rev. Mr.. Rooney, of Meridian,
Chatholio Church OF that city last
week, in which, after explaining and
defending the doctrine of trans sub
sanitation, he called upon God to send
down fire and consume him, and then
bury his ashes in the depths of hell !"
If he did not believe tho doctrine he had
just preached. He challenged the adj
vocates of any other creed to say the
same and undergo as stern test.
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This truly meritorious Exhibition of
wealth, Talent and Experience produces A.
II by magic, an OUTFIT of such superior Uana-
niheence and beauty as 70 astontsh tho world.
GRAND GEATUIToUs EXHIBITIONS
Gorgeous Ancient RaRsant-The Grand
Chnr1ot OF Mars, Oberon and Achilles. I,fy-
Ing Lions in open Dens Of Gold and BronZa.
knights and GladiatoB. In AKmor or Ancient
Romans as escort to the glltfering and cot
~ Oriental Equ1page6. THIS grand and i'm
ChAr1ot OF Oberon, containing THOS. CAN-
HAMS Operate silver and StFiur
Orchestra 0fTwenty F1rst-elaHB AfuEicdan9
Two PeTfomances-At and o'clocIr =.
M. The Procession wiz enter the city atf0
O'CLOCK. apr20-eod
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OPINIONS OFTHE PREss;-"MusIca

OPINIONS OETHE PRESS;-"MusIcal
Festivals several times postponed, compell-
ing purchasers OF Tickets 10 walt for months
for the Distribution, has impaired public
confidence in such adairs. The only fair
system OF dIstribnting Is the old and popular
one of Sealed IickstS, stating the prIZe, IOhich
IUiU be deEfpeTeCt Immediately on payment NJ
the one dollar. This - the plan OF Harper,
Wilson & Co, lI3 BROAD way, the most nttrac-
tive place OF the kind now IN operation,
They are doing the largest bnsiness and de-
serve their success. You cannot draw n
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chance for q good prize, as We know many
that have drawn and the nEm Is reliable
DdfIy NeICS, 4pTn 2, 1853.
tributlng many valuable prizes. We have
examined their manner OF doing business,
and know them to be fair dealing nIui.
Their plan Is more satisfactory than Pre-
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DAY and the subscriber need not pay tor the
prizes drawn unless suited. Weekly IN
She Gin Establishment OF Harper. WI
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crowds Of visitors 10 witness the drawing pro
cess The Investment IL but 2 Genus I0r
CHANCE, and the prize draWni u sailAiiactoTyI
is Immediately delivered Ior one dollar. a
friend OF ourS, Last week. drew a 80 prize
which he promptly reeeiyed--4net0 York
ReraId MzIIch ID, 1858.
send for Circular giving many more refer
ences and favorable notices from the pres.
Liberal Inducements TO Agents. Bafkfac-
ton guaranteed Every package OF Sealed
Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIT. Six
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HAIR CURLING LIQuID.-Some of our
STRAIGHTFORWARD young lady friends,
who are troubled to coax their locks
into the prevailing frizzy style, are ad-
vised to try the following recipe: Take
borax, two ounces; gum arabic, one
drachm; add hot water (not boiling,)
one quart; stir. and as soon as the In
gradients are dissolved add three table,
spoonsful of strong spirits of camphor.
On retiring to rest wet the hair with the
above liquid, and roll it in twists of
paper, as usual
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
THE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE.
Cash alrts to the AMOUNT OF $3.50 900.


yer Ware, Photograph Albums, anda
large assortment OF Fine Gold
at Si,OOO,OOO.
A Chance TO draw any of tho above
Prizes by purchasing Sealed Ticket for 10
cents. Tickets describing each Prize are
On receipt OF Is cts. a Sealed TicEef viii be
drawn without choice and delivered At 0nT
ofice, or sent by mail % any adde's. The
prize named upon it VIII be delivered TO the
ucket-holder on payment or one dollar.
Prizes Will be Immediately sent TO any adj
dress, as requested. by express, or return
You Will know what your Prize Is
before you pay for It. Any Prize may
Be exchanged for another Of the same uaiite.
Sa-Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
Heferenees--We select the few follow
ing names from the many who have lately
drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permit
ted US TO publish them:
s. T. Wilkins, 3I4 Sixth Ave, N. Y. $1,000;
Miss 2. Monroe, chicago, III, Plane valued
chine, 500; Philip McCarty, Louisville, Ky,
500; Jas Rogers, Washington, ID. O., Musical
p pSI S = n Fefis ~ S t4Ln Sfee N ;,0i
Watch, $50, w. 7. Tattler, Atlanta, Ga, 500
K. A. Patterson, Nashville. Tenn, Melo-
Cluster Ring, 81. s. Strong, Burlington, VT,
PIN, 500; Mrs. b. Walworth, Trenton, n. j.,
sewing Machine, SIS; 8. i. Alderman, 80
Main St, Buffalo, 500; J. DarTaRh, N. Bed
ford, Mass, Gold Watch, s5si Mis- IL. Scott
$50; 8. T. Zimmerman, Hicks, St, Brooklyn,
$500; NJ Bowers, Detroit, Gold Watch $50;
Mrs NJ. Fuller, Hartford, Conn, Silver Set,
$50; a. SchirIey, Louisville, Ky. Diamond
King, 500; q. T, Mason, 40 Broad St, N. z,
500; hrs. A: MelToSe, Sixth Ave, near 18th
S5-We publish no names without perrnLs-
sion.
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SENATOR HENDERSON, of Missouri,
will soon marry Miss Mary Foot, a
charming Saratoga young lady, now at
Washington. The Senator is a bach
elor, in his forty-second year. Miss
Foot is u bright blonde, with large,
lustrous eyes and u wealth of golden
hair.
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RICHMOND wAaGERY.-Sceue,R Rich
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news?" mo; what is it?" "Grant has
removed Schofield." els it possible?"
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HYDRosTATIc HoMILY.-It is fact In
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1t is also fact in social states that
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Every Kind of Wheeled Vehicle.

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A Flock of Australian Emeus,
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The Performing Elephant Empress"

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kangaroo, Grizzly Bear, American Buhalo,
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In the Geological Department will be found
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CONGRESS.
wAsH1SaroSr July /.


Mr.. Erellnghuysem reported from
the Committee on Neval Affairs a
toInt resolution to admit certain per-
sons to the Naval Academy, and au.
thorizes the Secretary of Navy to re.
ceive for instructioniin the Naval Acad-
emy, not exceeding six persons to be
designated by the Government of ia
pan, provided no expense 10 United
States Ia involved.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced a bill to tix
the time for the next meeting Of Con-
gress, viz. the Sd Mo dnday in Novem-
Mr.. Patterson, of New Hampshire,
from the Committee On Foreign Affairs,
reported bill to promote the ef1cien-
cy of fthelDIplomatica and Consular SER
vice of the United States.
Mr.. Howard presented the creden-
tIals of A. s. Welsh, recently elected
Senator from Florida, who came for
ward and was sworn in, and took his
seat at the extreme left, beside Mr..
Mcdonald, of Arkansas.
The Evening Session was provided
for the consideratiod of private bills.
The Civil Appropriation bill was taken
up, the question being an amendment
of Mr.. Patterson, of New Hampshire,
to direct certain payments to be made
to Maine and Massachusetts, to carry
out the Ashburton treaty. Agreed to-.
The bill having passed through the
Committee ofthe Whole on, motion OF
Mr.. Howe the yeas and nays were taken
on the amendment striking out the ap-
propriation of $250, 900 for the deficiency
in the fund for the relief ofthe sick and
disabled seamen. The appropriation
was retained and the bill was then
passed.
The motion for an evening session
was almost unanimously reconsidered,
on account OF the intense healthier
mometer being at 81.
Mr.. johnson introduceda u bill grant
ing 81 900 to the LADIES' Mount Vernon
Association, which was referred to the
Committee on Claims. Adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
Important decision by the Court of
Appeals.


Important Decision by the COurt of
Appeals.
NEW York, July 2.-The case of GER
tain butchers against the Metropolitan
Board of Health has been decided by
the Court of Appeals in favor of the
Board, the Court averring that the Leg
islature has entire control over the
streets of New York, and may delegate
Its authority In the matter to any local
organization, and that its orders can
not be reversed by Jury trial, or inter
fered with by injunction. This decision
puts Il stop to slaughtering and cattle
driving in the city.
The new board of City Council met
yesterday and transacted considerable
business in very good order. President
Monaghan presided.
The Board of Fire Commissioners.
yesterday, dropped Patrick w. Hand
from the roll of engineers for his mis-.
management of fire engine No. 9. in the
Bowery, by which the late disastrous
explosion was caused.
The coroner's jury in the Riviugton
of justifiable homicide and the prisoner
Emil SwenZman, was committed again
to the tombs on the charge of carrying
concealed weapons.
In the case of the United States VS.
Vernon r. Stevens, on case involving
an immense cotton claim, and on wnlcn
II the defendant falls. an informer who
gave Information will be entitled 10
about half million dollars, was up
before the United States District Court
yesterday, on motion 10 vacate the
attachment against tho defendanps
property. The court reserved It's de.
! clsion.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The steamship
st. Patrick arrived at Quebec to-day
from C3IasUow
Geo. w. Woodward was elected
chairman OF the Pennsylvauia delega-
tion to the Democratic Convention at
Philadelphia.