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For Other Rfrer Items See FIN Page.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability Tor
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment of Job Type. though very large ana
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
II the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bulls of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C. &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf beats will be promptly attended TO.
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Snr Gent.
For Rent.

Store Room for Rent.
NNIE STOBE ROOM NO. IS3 MAIN ST
i now occupied by Hartman-& SWabacksI
Apply 10 80 j. B.SHEPPARD,
drCiS.IT cor. Main & Union.
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Sptftal AptieFs.
WHO USES
MISHLER'S BITTERS z

Physicians use 1t in their practice because
of Its saIutary effect upon their patients,
business men uso 1t because they require n
sound physique and clear intellect; seien-
tary people use II because II fortincs Them
against complaints which result from, II
sluggish condition of tho bodily Iunctiors,
produced by an inactive life; travellers use it
because It protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases; clergymen, judges,
congressman. lawyers. editors. teachers and
students use 1t becnnso It imparts flesh force
10 mind and body. and preserves health and
strength against decay; tho working cIHsses
uSc 1t because II supports the body which
would otherwI,e suffer irreparable injury
from excessive labor; families use 1t because
1t is q certain :emedy fora multitude OF
common complaints; everybody uses THE
cause 1t IL n safe, agr :eable aud etlcarions
tonic and stImulant.
Sold by all druggists aud storoSeopcrs.
DR. s. II. HARTMAN a CO.,
Sole Projectors, l. ancaster Pa.
And No. %, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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dSrffial Nptites


ACCOUNTANTS ELECTRICITY,
whereby tho circulation OF the bloo1 be-
comes Cqualzad upon the part where apPlI-
ed, causing pain and morbid action TO cease
Was there ever published stronger evil
domcc thnn this?
Certificate from a. +. Sterling, Esq.
For two years, have been a great sufferer
from neuralgia in tho head, and found only
temporary relief from NIL the various rene
dies that have tried, until applI. d one OF
"ALLCOC ks POROUS PLASTERS." cut
Itinto three strips. :placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over tho small
OF my back, mud Tor the past three months
have had scarcely n twinge Of the old pain.
| advise all who suffer from nervous disease
TO Io,c no time In making n trial OF the
wonderful plaster.
a. F. STEERING, Sec'y Singer AFT. Co.
New York. June 8. 1865.
RIlneiral Agency, Brnndrcth H"uss Now
York. Sold by all Druggists
declS-lmd&w
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Horac Greeley delivered his lecture
on 1.-THE Woman Question :" at Mon.
treal, Canada, one evening last week.
The room was damned to euffocatior.
AT various points in the lecture, par.
ticuIsrIy where he advocated the nav
ment of the same rate OF wages 10 wo-
men for the same work rs men, Mr..
Greeley was loudly applauded. His
witty prints against Miss Anthony, OF
the RcUOiutiOH. created great laughter.
During the day Mr.. Greeley was Wis.
tied by large number of citizens, and
II hope that he might be appointed
Minister TO England under Gen. Grants
administration was universally ex.
pressed. MIR. Greeley has declined the
Invitation TO visit Quebec. 1t isrum.
oreh that the extraordinary attention
paid him by the Mayor OF Montreal was
in accordance with request made by
the Government at ottn:vn, who t,eair
cd t" extend him every courtesy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-21

THE Cold Spring trout "worEs" nj
CharlesIOwn, Mass, received last week
two hundred and fifty thousand salIHon
eggs in good order, from the Mirnmichi
breeding works ut New Brunswick.
They were packed in baskets of wet
moss, had Travelled one hundred and
twenty miles on slPds, three hundred
and twenty by rail, and two hundred
eighty by water, carefully protected
from the cold, and are sufficiently ad-
vanced to hatch early in January. The
Canadian government was quite UNI
willing to let them have spawn. but
finally yielded ON condition that one
half "f the ova taken should br left To
hatch nt Miramicht for tho "beneiit OF
me Gown" This Is the largest ship
i"ent OF eggs ever brought into this
c"uniTy, and the only lot imported this
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DIR. Tobias, venetian Horse LrnImen

Dr. TobiRs' Venetian Horse Imminent
Pint bottles ut 81, for the euro OF lameneSs.
scratches, wind gals, spraIns. bruisess plints,
cntS. cole, slipping stifle, over. heating, sore
threat, nall in The foot. &c. 1t is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered TO tho public. Thousands OF
animals have been cured OF collie md over
heating by the LIniment;and hundreds that
were crippled and lame have been restored
to their former vigor. It Is used by tho INST
horsemen throughout the States. Orilers arc
constantly received from the racing stables
OF England, for fresh supplies OF this fnvaiti-
able article. Over $500 tes;imonials have
Ocen received Remember, ono dollar laid
out In time may save the IIfo OF your horse.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, 10 Park
flacc, Now York, decls-lmdaw
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By direction of the President. Major
General o. y. Howard has been honSra-
bly, mustered out of the service of the
United States ns Major General Of
january, 1859. General Howard con !.
seqnenLly falls back TO his rank of
Brigadier- General in tho regular army,
TO which lac was appointed December
2lsi, 1854. lie stands number six on
me liHl,Oi BTIEadier. Generals, as shown
ny III" army register, aud holds the
I"hk q Brevet Major. General in the
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THE House Committee. before which
the question of tho ranking privilege
has been, propose 10 prepare bill linn
ilIng the use of the ranking privilege
by mcmbers OF Congress TO the time OF
actual session. They also recommend
that he stamp machine " hich members
use so extensively, shall not be used
hereafter. This last is great abuse,
aud by its means the malls nre loaded
with tons OF bueiness circulars, politi-
Cal documents, &c. As u stamp can be
made for three dollars, it is IN easy
matter 10 procure one, and set atioat
the frank OF any member of Congress.
The Postmaster General estimates n
loss Of 81 $4,000 TO the Government
during the last political campaign from
the excessive abusU Uf the frankinS
privilege. The evil has grown in mag.
nitude constantly for years, and now
is the time To check it.
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And No. %. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
dSclp-2w $500 .E.g ..
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ON the krrOrs and Abuses Incident TO
Youth and Fnrly Manhood, with the hu-
mHne view of treatment and cure. sent by
mnil, free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Isox p. Philadelphia. Pa
! Nop.skS3mLl.NW
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TmE AdJutant General OF Ohio re-
ceiveh Friday two hundred and sixty.
one thousand seven hundred and thir-
ty'one dollars and forty-one cents, in
payment OF certain war claims of the
Stat" against the general government
lie has heen advised that tho eleventh
instailm"nt of claims, amounting Ia
over $4,000 will be settled Mt an early
day.
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In THE communication of"Fort Hon
rv~ last Friday wero some illusions to
the "aaxcn haired" !, denIzens of the
"hoop- pol ereglons tho wearersof' lin
-woolssy1 .ScD which Mc1earn gayH
offence to some of'our friends In thy
legislature who blame us for publish
ing the oiTcnsive remarks. Wehave re
peatedly tried to explain that newHpa=
per conductors ought not TO be and us.
uaily are not held as Mt MI endorsing
or approving what may be said by their
correspondents. Communications are
brought us which we do not feel Mt lib
erty 10 refuse-which we have no right
TO reiuse-so long rs our columns arc
open, as all newspapers are, 10 commu-
nications from responsible parties. In
the very nature of things it is not al
lowable for us TO go through and so al
ter all these communications as TO
make them conform strictly 10 our
own views, toninE down NIL that
we do not like and cutting out what we
do not approve. That would defeating
whole purpose OF those who seek to adj
1t would begiYiug thepubltc our views,
not those of the writer. 1t would be an
illiberaIiIy and ,biGolrY unworthy OF
any newspaper. OF course if n commu-
nicati0u contains anything grossly inn
proper for newspaper publication, we
refuse it altogether, o. unless it can DO
rendered uuoHjqctiOnnbleb by cutting out
the improper matter; but there must be
discrimination between what it is I'M
proper 10 publish and what may be sim
ply displeasing TO ourselves or some OF
our readers. lfarlicles are brought us
there lore containing matters that do not
meet our approval, but not yet OF such
character as to justify their refusal,
we feel bound 10 publish. trusting to the
good sense OF our readers To attribute
the sentiments and opinions in such mr.
ticles to those who write them and not
to us.
Whatever We print in editorial type
we are willing 10 be blamed for: but
we are not responsible, ms NIL who I'M
dcrstnnd he equities of newspapers
know. for opinions That appear in our
columns In any other shape. In The
present case. We have not the slightest
sympathy with the attempt OF Fort
Henry" to ridicule our 'linsoy-woO!-
sey," friends in the back woods. Two
out Of three of the proprietorS or this
paper hail from the hoop pole region
and in our younger days wore the
veriLable linsey-wOolsay, and it may be
in other particulars answered Tho live
ly description OF omr corresP"n don't.
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THE bill Tor an mir line railroad from
Washington to New York, has been
postponed TO January 5!h, Mt the rc,
quest Of the Camden and Amboy Rail.
road Company, who desire time TO pre-,
pare some statements for use in The
Senate.
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10Th. 1868. IN hope OF a bIisSfuI Immortality
j AMES r., eldest son OF j. L. & Ii. q. Snugs
ton, aged y years, months aud 10 OASS,
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December ~, 1856!


Ing, December II, 1868, at tho Residence, of The
briue's parents, Mr.. J. W. GROOM, OF BeIIair,
ohio, TO Miss KATE TRUN ELL, OF this city.
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CHISTADoRo'S FAME
IL Ihc Offspring OF "a Grc"t Fact.
No Que can think OfdeDying that luis
EXOEISIOR HAIR DYE

NJ ubS Ahot hH7
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Brings ont n IL ner BROWN or BLACK thnu
any other, in shorter time. Ind without In
Jury To the hair. This is a truth as apparent
as that the sun lights tho earth.
ErIStadorO.s Hair PrcserVntiEe
AND BEAUTlFlER.-Ihe toilet, without
this article. lacks it, most useful attribute
Nothing is so common in this country ms The
falling out tne hair. The preventative pre-
vents 1t. The hbres can no more loosen and
drop oil. II this article is regularly applied
night and morning, than II each were nHed
In vice. The testimony on this point i
over Shelming, while the beautiiy Ing and in-
vikorItIug properties OF the iluId are EQUAL
ly well e. tab!isheJ.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by NIL Hair
Dressars. Mandatory No IS Maiden Lane
principal DEPOT No. @ AStOr House.
taclS. lmI,Sw
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a REWARD Of one thousand dollars
has been offered for the apprehension
and conviction of the mur,ierers of MIR.
gany county, Maryland.
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THE Boston Transcript says: "Mr.
Johnson's salaryis SIS, 600 a year. We
think II would not be bad idea, to pay
II In a Treasury bond for that amount,
on interest, due in seventeen years,
with the provision that the interest as
it accrues be deducted from the princi-
pal, instead OF being pnid to Dir. John
49,, ~
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a nEvIvALIsT, encountcring an Afri.
can, asked him, My good Inan' havo
you found the Lord?" 10 which sam
"Golly, massa, am de Lord IosI?~
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MARKEr srREEr.

THE UNDEBsIGNED OFFER AT PRI-
i Vnte sale, until December 18th the IIOt-
Nos. 5, CD, 3, ., 10, II, l9 q IL az iesiRnateJ
OF which can be seen at their ONCE al
Joining the Custom House.
II not previously sold, public snIeo OF the
same will be made on
Saturday. december 10. Isss.
at the COURT HOUSE, commencing Mt ,e,
O'Clock 4. m.
10 70 No Imaginary or raised" bids, TO de
TerIns:-One-fourth cash, the residue In
SIX, Twelve and eighteen months with In
I11Iest, secured at the expense OF the pur-
dec7-ts BUTTERPIEIDA CO
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IT is said The p. & c. r.. r. will lie
completed from Pittsburgh 10 Cumber,
land in two years. -
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WIN. G. BRYANT has sold out his in
terest In the EVeHiTg Post OF New York.
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THE New York World advocates the
repeaI OF the tax on tea, sugar aud cof-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO TRAVEL
w for Manufacturing Company, and
sell by sample. Good wages are guaranteed.
Address, with stamp, II. d. HAMILTON &
CO., No. 4l3 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ilccl2-lmd&w
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L. d. MANSFIELD is writing Per.
sonal RacOlleclions." in the Cincinnati
G1-eiEe
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Dividend.

WHEELISG, W. VA. Dec. IL. 1865,
TINHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
Wheeling and belmont Bridge Com
puny, have this day declared Dividend OF
Four az per cent. on The Capital Stock of the
Company, out OF the earnings for the last six
months, payable on or alter the First day
OF January 1859, TO tile Stockholders holding
StOc5 on the 10Th of December, 1865.
decl5-lw JOS. LAWSON. Secretary.
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y YOUNG man employed in Chitten-
den's dry goods store was walking
down Broadway, New York, Wednes.
day afternoon, when he felt something
hit his arm. On arriving Mt the store
he discovered that he had been shot
through the arm by n bullet, which had
lodged and remained in his side. Where
the bullet came from, who fired 1t, or
for Wbat-all these points remain II per-
feet mystery. No report was heard,
and it is coDj"ctured the ball was dis
charged from an air gun.
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,, P,FINT
For Rent.

rTIHE WAREHOUSE AMP STORES
situated on the corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, consisting of
one store on The corner.
One store nd notwithstanding Main street.
One warehouse MISUNDERSTANDING Quincy
street. Nov occupied by John Hamilton
co: Appiyto 81 ,,,,prr
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THE bill for the sale of the govern
ment property ut Harper's Ferry, re-
Gently passed by Congress land now
awaiting the Presidents signature) pro
vides that aftoS reimbursing the gov
eminent, the surplus proceeds of the
sale, it any. go to the Free School Fund
of this State. II is believed that this
valuable property will sell for such n
sum that there will be n large surplus.
1t is said there are standing offers for it
OF two aud half millions. The whole
cost to the government including that
OF all buildings ever erected and des.
troyed is between 5000. 900 and 500 600.
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For Rent.

rJNHE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
KooTn, Tho floor is 1913 feet long by ~
feet wide. Has flne light. Possession given
A. w. PAUL. q co,
log Main St, Merchants Block.
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For Sale

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
III den street between Byron and Sixth
oIooins, attic, cellar, gRR, etc
0c1 JOHN q. CHANDLER.
Eor Terms enquire of NJ. a. CHASDLhR.
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STERLING SILVER WARE


AND
FINE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
TILE GORHAM MANUFACFURIN CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE. Il. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware iu tho
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, aIe
enabled TO offer an unequalled variety Of
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Her.
vices. Tea Services. and every article special.
~ adapted for Holiday md Bridal Offs.
They oner also their welI-knOwn and un-
rIvallcd Nickel Silver SiCctru-Plated Ware,
In which they have introduced new pat
terms or rare elegance The Solid silver Is
guaranteed TO be OF sterling purity By u. =.
Mint assay. Tho EIectro-Plate is guara.II-
teed To be superior TO the finest sheflield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be obtained from re.
sPonsIble dealers everywhere.
'" s'ie: $.'s GsLt@ e 81 q. 5 $ &:
0oRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesrnom No. 3Mnidcn Lane, N. Y.
nOv3-dSw4<m ....
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Lest:

ON SATURDAY EVENING, SOME
" where between Berger & Hoilman's
Leather Store and the Napoleon House, n
POCKET BOOK containing between nifty
given for the return of tho pocket book anu
Its contents. II 10. tai this office.
JOSEPH CALDWELL,
dec2l-3t' OF West Liberty.
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ELEGANT Country Scat For Sale

7 AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL CHEAP,
i one OF the finest country seats on the Ma
tIodRl Road. between this city and tho InWn
Of TTiadelphln. Possession given at any
time r.a- THOS. O'BRIEN,
decS Real Estate A gent.
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Aelu Adrerttsementa.


LeavesIhis day (MOuda)y, 2lst instant
The A No. I steamer GLENDALE
elsS4s4 Captain !. 81. Hare, Will leave
- Wheeling tlIts day, 2lst instant
Fodfrelght or passage apply on board or To
SdeG2l-lt TIL. MOEG, Agent
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Wanted
The Last Call,

A LII THOSE HAVIE9 AcCOUH TS with
n l. Il. Thorn nS are requested to pay the
Ing 10 law, decli-lw
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For NaShvII,c-DirccI.
Tuesday Dec. q. za=-

The fine steamer CAMILLA,
LEX ACHpt: Poo. will leave Wheeling
1910 for Nashville direct, ON Tuesday.
the Ed inst
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Sd tied2i-9J -,4H n. H. MOH3, Agent
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For Rent.

IIRoM THE FIRST OF APRIL. THAT
IL desirable store room in Odd Fellows
Hall building, Monroe street, now occupied
by John W. Mitchell. The cellar Is fur
nished with n bake oven. Apply to
rr y. a. BREHTLIS8ER or
Glec9.tT W. u. McK ELNEY. -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-08-22
'ss. HOOP sIxrRTs. 90
WIN. T. HOPKINS "owN MAKE"
eos.
"KEYsTONE SKIRTS.

"KEYsTONE SKIRTS"
are the best and Cheapest Low Priced Hoop Skirts
In the market. Trail Skirts, rs springs, $500; 30
springs, 81 20 and 40 springs S1.45 Plain Skirts
tapes, 20 springs 30 cents; % springs, % cents;
30 springs Sl.f5; and 35 springs, 81 .25 Warrant
ed in every respect.
"our OWN Make" of "UNIoN SKIRTS" Elev.
en- Tape Trails from 20 to so springs 81 20 to So
Plain, Six Tapes 20 to SO springs from 95 Cents TO
$500. These Skirts better than those sold by
other establishments as first class goods and at much
lower prices
"Our OWN Make" Of "CHAMPIoN SKIRTS. -
are in every way superior to all other Hoop Skirts
before the pnblic and only have to be examined or
worn to convince every one Of the fact. Manufac.
tured Of the best linen finished English Steel Springs
very superior tapes and the style Of the metallic
fastenings and manner Of securing them surpass for
durability and excellence any other Skirt in this
country, and are lighter more elastic, will wear
longer give satisfaction and are really cheaper
than all others. Every lady should try them. They
are being sold extensively by Merchants throughout
this and the adjoining state at very moderate prices
If you want the best ask for "Hopkin's Champion
Skirt" If you do not find them, get the merchant
with whom you deal to order them for you, or come
or send direct to us. Merchants will find our diff.
ferent grades Of Skirts exactly what they need and
we especially invite them TO call and examine our
extensive assortment, or send for Wholesale Price
List.
To be had at Retail at Manufactory, and of the
Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale of the
Manufacturer only, to whom all orders should be
MANDATORY and sALESRooM, 82s Arch st.
Between 9th and 7th Sts., Philadelphia.
WIN. 7. HOPKINS.
February 29, 1S69.--10mos.