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The Amount OF Greenbacks that can
be Issued Under the Law.


From the Pittsbrtrg Commercial
Those who propose to pay the national
debt in greenbacks seem to forget that
that description of currency is limited
to four hundred millions of dollars by
solemn promise made by Congress to
the bondholders, the same being incor-
porated in the loan bill of June 80, 1854.
The provision of that law, on which
more than three-fourths of the funded
debt rests, is to the effect that "the total
amount of United States notes, issued
or to be issued, shall never exceed four
hundred million dollars" This pro-
viso is part of the contract. on which
the loan was negotiated, and it can no
more be repealed or altered than the
loan act itself; it is, therefore, impossi-
BILE, under the law and under the con-
tract, to expand the greenbacks more
than forty millions beyond the amount
now in circulation. It is understood
that, after the reconstruction question
has been disposed of in the House, there
will be several speeches on the currency
question, which may lead to a general
debate and force the prominent MEM
bers to define their positions on the
subject.
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The National InteUigencer claims
that the constitutional point involved
in the McCardle case, pending in the
Supreme Court, is precisely the same
as that already decided in the case of
the Indiana conspirators, viz: that a
citizen cannot be tried by militarv
commission in time OF peace.
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THEY have cold weather in Mfnneso.
ia. In an exposed position, the Their
mometer at st. Paul. on Sunday and
Monday, mornings last, indicated "A
experienced there since 1858. At MAJ.
ison, Wisconsin, 1t was 10 degrees be-
low. -
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SpetfaI Apttees.
The Confessions ana experience 9


The Confessions and Experience OF
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit, and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and Others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving postpaid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, a circular of DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem ofthe War. decl7-8md
A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair SO beautiful?
OIL of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre2
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair
OH of Grapevine.
What removes the DandruH4
OIL of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfelted9
OH of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors of
OIL of Grapevine7
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
sepl9 No. 81 Main st., Wheeling.
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MRS. WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,

FOR CHILDREH TEETHING,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO-
cess of teethtng, by sOftening the gums,
reducing all infiammation-w1l allay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves, and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years. and CAN SAY IN CoRFIDENCE AND
TRUTH of it what we have never been able
TO say of any other medicine-4NeUeT has IL
Failed IN q Single Instance TO Eject q Cure,
when timely used. Never did we know an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who
used 1t. On the contrary, all are delighted
with Its operation, and speak in terms of
commentator of Its magical effects and
medical virtues: We speak In this matter
perience, and Pledge our Reputation for the
Fulf iLllent Of IUhdt 1Oe here declare: In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered.
bottle.
Be sure and call for
"Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup"
having the facsimile of COURTS & PER-
K1ESs on the outside wrapper. All others
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only So cents per Bottle.
OFFICES:
2l5 Fulton Street, New York,
H5 High Holborn, London, England,
AL st. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
aug28- eod6m
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The Invitation of the Boston Board
of Trade to the Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Commerce of the United
States, to meet in that city in general
convention on the 9Th of February
next, has been accepted officially by
the commercial associations of seven
teen cities, and favorable intimatfons
have been received Informally from
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TIE Supreme Court of Georgia has
decided that where the defendant ten
dered Confederate money in payment
OF note executed prior to the 1st of
June, 1861, and plaintiff refused to re-
ce1ve 1t, this was not such legal ten
der as would stop the running of inter
est on the note.
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THE Chicago Times is out for Pendle-
ton for President. AS the Times not
long ago was in favor of negro suffrage,
are we to infer that Pendleton is ali
right on this question:
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THE Louisiana planters are said to
be improving upon the contract avs.
tenn by giving their laborers tickets
each day, good for the pay of 80 many
hours as each may have worked.
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The most affecting instance of the
power of music, is that presented by
the troubadour mentioned in the song.
a.! he sang SO sweetly that he actually
touched his guitar"
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AGRICULTURE has assumed a new
phase in Nebraska. The farmers are
all planting forests, which will bless
future generations, If not the present
one. $3.50 -
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Mas. THEoDORH TIIToN writes to the
Revolution approvingly, and says that
she desires equal rights for her four
cnlldren, two Of whom are boys, and
the other two girls. -
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ROBERT JOHNSON, son and private
Secretary of the President, has been
placed in the lunatic asylum of the
District of Columbia, to cure him, II
possible, of periodical drunkenness,
which, In his case, amounts to insani-
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For Rent.

FIRST GLASS DWELLING HoUs
now occupied by Nelson Whitaker, Es
situated on the northeast corner of 9Th n
Hampden street. Possession given on 4
LIST of April, 1888. Apply to
]. p, LEWIS,
Jan10.tf at sprigg Hou
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For Sale.
Tr1st Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF n
ID made to me on the second day OF A
a. d. 1865, and of record In Book 49 foil
in the Recorders office of Ohio county,
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1883, 8
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
ty in the city of wheeling, at 10 o'clq
m. of that day, proceed to sell at
auction to the highest and best bid
CASH, all the right, title, and inteI
Henry q. Harbour, decd, as one of tn
at law of Joseph @. Harbour, decd, In
the real estate of the said Joseph @. Ha|
Ue'e GIBSON L. oRANN
ianl4-3Otd y
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Jan1O.tf
For Rent.

mHE WARE HOUSE ON WEST sri
i of Main street, at present occupied
MegsrE. Crangle, Dalzell & 90. Possess
given the LIST Of April next. Enquire Of
jan1 Ind No. asoor. Monroe a8so; ddV%S asaE
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srock for Sale.
For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELL
Il house on Main street, Centre Vince
containing nine rooms, with bath and
A good new stable. The 9th er outbuil
complete and in good order. Lot 100
front Terms made TO suit the purchase
lanl7-tt JACOB 9NYDl
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aas SIZE.
For Sale Cheap.

UlHE BUSINESS STAND, CoRNERI
Zane and Sixth streets, also comm
Gus dwelling adjoining, The owner,
McGannon, leaves for the Valley OF Vd
the spring, and as 8 consequence the al
property will be sold cheap.
THOS. OBRIEN,
ian32 Real Estate a
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RaInnnf Nails.

NOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE
city trade there will be kept an ample
supply of the BELMONT NAILS al Ln I
Wafenonse OF Me6sra. Handlan, Jordon q Co.
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aIEn aatettisEmeuts.
Wanted.

N,o1D. GOLD COUPONS AND sILvEE
IL for wI1ich we pay liberal rates.
~ LIST, MORRISON q Co.
WEEEITnTC5 Ian q, 1867. JAMS
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For Rent.
Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING
l. between 81. @. Harbour and @. w. Dit
man, under the firm name of II. @. Harbour
q Co., was dissolved by the death of a. G.
Harbour. All persons Indebted TO the firm
are requested to make payment immedl-
cessors to the firm of II. G. Harbour & Co.,
VINO Will continue the business at tie old
Va. "
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER THEIR
entire stock of Carpets, OIL Cloths, Shades
wal! Paper. &C., at a great reduction in prt-
Ses, In order to make room for our Spring
jan27-1v HARRor1R 8 n1rrn1AN
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SCR GEM. .
To Let.

DWELLING CONTAINING sEVR
"A rooms and Kitchen, and stable, on Ham
den street.
sjanA-d ALEX. RO6ERSI
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For Rent.

naE STORE ROOMS LATELY ocj
pied by George &. Tayloc &Co., and
Clemens i Co., on Main stree I: also b
ment rooms finished. Good Oh ces In sec
story, and good rooms for ot1ez purpose
Second and third story In good order,
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable tea
THOS. HORNBROO
ONCE, No. usN Main street, above
roe, up stairs. febS
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STEEL PORTRAIT OF DICKENS,

Ill, OF tne DeSt YET executed OF inc dlsLInE-
seven volumes of this edition of DICKENS
are now ready "Pickwick Papers," IS cent?,
Is cents; "Great Expectations" IS cents;
Nicholas Ntckleby," IS cents; "Christmas
stories, !" % cents, "Domby Som" IS cents.
so far as issued, together With the Portrait,
carefully wrapped, will be mailed 1mmedl-
ately, on receipt of the price, as above.
Agents wanted in all parts of the country,
to sell this edition of DICKENS. Every fami-
and every ap Id Mise {0prpsy
DICKENS at this low price. Send to Pub
lisheIs;for special terms TO Agents.
d. APPLETON & Co, Publishers,
jan28.3t 443 Il 445 Broadway, N. Y.
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For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE NY COTTAGE
residence situated on Huron stTee 81
w CO. line. n would suit man doing
business In the city. Is above high wafer .,,a
For further information, enquire on Iue
premises. LANE
Jan-28-1w% = O1 "a. aAN6. -
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

It Il n N y.
1NuAR1ARLY IN ADYANOE,
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RE No notice viii be taken of communi.
cations not accompanied by q ret ponsible
name. The name will be considered conf
dental, but must in all cases accompany let
tiers as a guarantee of good faith.
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Notice.
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLIGA-c
tion Will be made to the Legislature OF
West Virginia by the Virginia Central ha dt
Road company for the passage OF an acG
down the superstructure upon and use that
portion OF the Covington and Ohio Ra1lLoaoI
extending fTom the line dividing the State
or v irginia from the state of West Virginia
to Greenbrier River upon certain condi4ons'
jan2S.1td &w2t JAMES BURAEGS
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.nRNING EDITION.
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jan22
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EE Ten lines or less make square.
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAI. NOTICES, 76
cts, when under six lines,
simple announcements of Deaths, gratis.
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CAMPBELL. FREW q CO.
EDITORS AND FROFRIEFoRs'
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PERSON NAL.

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WHAT Is
NJ. 3. @, s.

Our reasons and we trust our jr tiGcation for call
ins the public attention 10 Motl NJ Bailey's Quiet
Ing syrup, are furnished by the frequency ana IA
tality oftho diseases ofmllucy and childhood. So
alarming and serious are the disease that one child
in three dies before the fifth year. These facts ar
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
tho importance Of usn-a remedy, (Which contains
no Morphine or Poisonous Drug AMI never fails
,ghon timoly used to eject a cu-c. It greatly As
sists the child through the months ot teethiug al
lays all pain reduces Inflammation carrects acidity
Of the Stomach, and never fails to regulate the bow
els; makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, produces natural sleep Tor the child there
by aGordins rest TO the mother. F.r summer com
plants, Dyseutcry and DiarrhU., 10 has no oeual
For Wind Collie, Commissions, Gripin, &c, it never
fails to give immediate relief
Mother Bliley's Quiotue Syrup, ir clflIrcii is
an original medicine well ost-t.lcI. therefore use
no other and you arc safe. Tor sale BY al Drug
-sts and Dealers in Medicine.
A.HCHARDS New L.u..a. Conn.
Agent for the United State.
Jnne 81, dGwlvris
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ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.'--TObias' Derby Condition Powders,
are warranted superior to any Others or no pay for
he cure Of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs. Hide
Bound, Colds, &c, in Horses, and Colds, Coughs,
Less Of Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn Distemper. &c,
In Cattle. These Powders were formerly put up
by Simpson L Tobias, son of Dr.. Tobias, and since
MS death the demand has been so great that DR..
Tobias has continued to manufacture them. They
are perfectly safe and innocent; no need Of stop.
ping the working Of your animals. They increase
the appetite, give fine coat, cleanse the stomach
ana urinary organs, and increase the milk Of COWS
Try them, and you viii never be without then.
Col. Philo P. Bush, Of the Jerome Park Race
Course" FcIdham, N. Y, would not use them I'M
til he was told Of what they were composed, since
which time he is never without them. He has over
twenty running-horses in his charge. and for the
last three yearshas used other medicine for them
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepors throughout the
United States. Price p cents per Box. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York
Thursday, July 31th, IS65.-dswlr,o.
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At the special meeting of The ermout lIi-to-
rical Society, held at Rutland. AUG. -, Hary
Hall, Esq, Of Rutland male short adie-, o.
welcome to the Society. 20 which the President,
Rev P. H. White responded
Ex-Goy Hiland Hall read a paper on the
origin Of the name Vermont which WAS
given to the Stately Dr. Thos. Young Of Phia-
d,lphia
Hon. Hampton Cuts, read for Gen. Phelps,
who was unayoilably absent, paper entitled
% The Rise of Feniani-n. So
In the evening L. L. butcher, Esq., of St.
Adams. read paper on "Thc Career of the
Notorious Smuggling Boat BlaeA Snake during
the Embargo Of lsoS.'
Hon. Hampden Cuts of Brittleboro, delivered
an address upon " True objects Of the Vermont
Historical Society" After which the meeting
adjourned to Friday morning.
On re-assembling Friday morning Rev. Pliny
II. White of Coventry read biographical sketch
Of the life Of the Hon. Theophilus Harrington Of
Clarendon, who was for many year Judge ofthe
Supreme Court of Vermont
\ D. Hagsr of Proctorsvillc then real an ella
borate paper on 'Paris and the Exposition Of
1865, - which gave the result Of his observations
Of the exhibition, and description Of the city Of
Paris and views of it, public institutions. and the
states Of society in France, giving comparisons
between French and American Society, and point
inc out in what respect he considered the for
mer superior to the latter
Owing to the length Of papers already pres
ented the article prepared by Rev Dr. Hicks on
1.-THE Church Lands in Vermont, was not read
In the afternoon paper was read by Henry
Clark of Rutland, upon Sc The Life and servce'
of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens ; and another by Hen
ry Hall, Esq, of Rutland On. 1.-The Forts in Rut
land County, after which the society adjourned
The meeting is pronounced very interesting
one, altho' not largely attended Contribution
were made to the society of valuable books an'
papers by Hon Geo. Folsom of New York, c. K
Williams of Rutland, Gen J. ". Phelps, Hon
J. NJ Slade and several others About thirt.
new members were elected.
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TIE CITY SCHOOLS.

AWE Public Schools will reopen on Monday No
1 9TH September, at nine o'clock m. The High
and Grammar Schools will be in session fifteen weeks
and those Of lower grade thirteen weeks.
The High School will be under the charge Of sir.
Louis Pollens assisted by Miss Maria p. Brown and
Miss Mari VI. Marsh An examination for admis-
sion to the High School will be held at the building
on Friday, the It'll September, at AN.
Candidates for admission TO the Grammar Schools
will be- examined on the first day Of the torn.
IL Is very important that all who desire TO attend
school during tho Fall Term should present them
selves promptly on the morning Of the first day.
The teachers are requested 10 meet at the high
School at 10 AN. Of Saturday the 9TH September.
BY order Of the Board Of School Commissioners
j. z. GOODRICH,
Supt Of City Schools.
p,.rtir,x,,, OH Au-,,st Isf5 DIV
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pnYsiCAL EXHArsrIoN.

XII a H iON- - worn Out
with the burning heats Of summer the human sys-
ten requires to be reinforced and regenerated at this
season. Strength has literally been steaming out Of
thunder atompcrature that necessarily produces ex
haustion Fall Is the season Of rcmittent and inter
mttent feyors, and the weak and oneryated are al
ways their first victims. Now, therefore is the time
for Inauguration. Those who have neglected to tone
and regulate the digestive and secretive organs
during the months Of June and July can no longer
continue 10 do So without imminent peril to health
and life. Commence course Of HosrErTER's BIT
TIERS without delay. OF all renoyating. strength
sustaining preparations this is the most wholesome
and the most potent 1t does not unduly excite the
most sensitive organization Its mission is TO pre-
scr7c regulate, and restore The tonic, anti-blious
and apercHt vegetable elements which It contains
associated in the exact proportions necessary to
put the whole physique into perfect working or
der The purity Of all its Ingredients is guaranteed
1t rouses the angd appetite, gives unwontod ener-
y to the digestion, Gains and braces the nerves.
and replaces lassitude and depression with energy
and eheeriulnoss, besides being agreeable to the
palate and free from all the objections urged against
the adulteratcd stimulants and TONES, Of which it
is designed to supply the place.
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The other male characters were sustained by
Nessrs. Bartlett, Hackett, wellman and Mason
and the female characters by young ladies from
R,.ton, Providence, St. Louis, Yonkers and
Troy. The acting throughout was Of the most
elegant description.
The work was received with great enthusiasm,
.,-o, 70 the demanding of a second representa-
.;,n ry very intellectual and critical audience,
.,,,,r, whom were Gov Smith and his family.
Tn. author should not longer keep II under the
.s.l ot privacy, but publish it as heightened
and elegant amateur comedy for parlor represen-
.,,;,n. for there is a demand in our larger towns
and cities for pieces Of this description.
1,f,r.lal hops occur very frequently in the
Won't hall room The few dress affairs have
- unite successful, while the last eluallel in
.,,..-,, SIMILAR occasions at larger and more
e.1;.-s.-s resorts.
'- = Gladly describe for your lady rea lers
ms, of all the fiir ones present, but space
hermit: and. moreover, the scenes Of
..r.nrnow begin toseem Ikea dreamoflaces,
Inns. boaucts, beautiful faces and fair forms.
-..aueeuly Miss NJ. Of Philadelphia, wore a
...s six dress. with trimmings and oyer-skirt
.rs;-s t..rletan. Hair Ia Ponpad5ur, with
high chiguon.
The toilette Of the ,iyacious Miss T., Of phih-
5.r,bia consisted Of becoming black silk
,-,aa.line. tastefuny trimmed with pulls and
aunces.
Tia. dress Of the beautiful Miss G., of Boston.