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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-24
spetiaI apttfes.
Premature naoav.

Thousands so annually into premature
graves because they neglect to preserve that
Inestlmahle blessing-gOod health. suhsr-
ers nom Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Con-
Etipation and similar ailments, your disease
VIII take its inevitable course and end your
days on earth, perhaps suddenly. unless you
take the means to preyentit. Butbeware of
false methods and use only a sure protection
against the cause orthese diseases, as well as
the only absolute remedy for them. Fortlfy
yourselves at once by course of AIishIer's
Herb Bitters, and thus render your consti.
tuition and physique invulnerable TO the at
tacks OF epidemic disorders and the ordinary
complaints W hich prevail in every locality.
The most distinguished physicians OF the
present day use 1t in their practice. and POSI-
lively declare that the whole science OF
medicine possesses no remedyithat Is half 50
ehicacIous for diseases arising from a dLsOr-
dered stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Intesttnes.
DC. as Mlshlers Herb BItters. Sold by all
druggists and dealers.
DIR. s. b. Hartman & Co, ProprIetors.
Lancaster, Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH < CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
mY20-2w
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Progress or thc l.ncIGc Rn,lronu.

a telegram from San Francisco, an
uounces that the Central Pacific Road
is now In operation from Sacramento
to Reno Station, near Virginia CITY, Il
distance OF $50 miles, and that by the
end of the present month the cars will
be runniuE regularly to the Big Bend of
the Truckce River, in Nevada, thirty
seven miles further. The Union Pacific,
which is to connect with the Central
Pacific, is also completed 10 the Medi.
cine Bow River, in Wyoming Territory,
SIS miles west Of Omaha, leaving less
than 900 miles Of track to be laid 10
perfect communication between New
York and San Francisco by railroad.
AS the Central Pacific aud the Union
Pacific Roads are both working under
precisely similar charters from the
United States GOVernment-each re.
ce!vinC a subsidy OF $4,000 per mile
over the plains, and SIS eco over the
mountaius-Rud each company has
surmounted the greatest difficulties oi
their respective routes, the Union Pa
cific having carried its track west OF
the Rocky Mountains, and the Contra!
Pacific having overcome the seemingly
impossible barrieS of the Sierra Ne
vAdas ana found itself on the level
ground east of Ihem-the strife between
the two organizations to cover the in.
termediRte space rapidly, and thus Sc
cure control OF the route up 10 the
point OF junction begins to grow hot
and earnest. Under this Incentive it is
not at all improbable that the two roads
will be connected before the lst
of July, 1869, instead of year later,
as was primarily supposed. The Coli
fornians are now pushing forward their
grading across the desert from the
Truckee to the Humboldt, and when
this work is finished their entire force
oflRboreTS will be moved on to the line
toward Salt Lake, which portion OF
their road can be built as easily as that
long stretch of the line ofthe Union Pa
CHIC, SIG miles in length, from Omaha
to cheyenne. This rail-laying race,
taking into account the topography of
the region now to be traversed, seems
10 start fairly. The grand objective OF
both Companies is Salt Lake City, and
the Union Pacific Railroad is about 100
miles nearer that point than Its com
petitor. But this advantage in dis
lance is probably counterbalanced by
the easier grade which the Central Pa
cific now finds for the remainder OF as
course.
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Are Yon M work.
From he Point PleaIan. RcgiIter

From tHe FONT G1fEQG01lt Re0IJtsT.
The principal nominations of the Re.
| publican party of West Virginia are
now made, and the candidates fairly
GERS are yet to be nominated. Our plat
form of principles, is broad. liberal
and comprehensive, and the Republi-
cans of this State should commence at
once to prepare themselves for the con-
flict. It is absolutely necessary that
they should at once organize them
selves into Grant Clubs. Have regular
meetings, be sure to have every man
Join, who will vote the Republican tick
ct this fall. Talk with all doubtful
voters, and furnish them with reading
matter for the campaign. See to it that
your organization Is so thorough and
complete, that it will bring out every
voter on election day. Have regular
meetings, and if possible, procure some
person to address you upon the vital
issues of the day. There may
be plenty OF suitable men amongst you
for this purpose, and, If not, you will
be able to obtain some good speaker
occasionally from abroad. You will
by this means make your political
meetings interesting and inviting. The
people will have a chance to hear the
exposition of our principles. 1t is also
incumbent upon you to see that every
Union man gets good Republican
paper Inc approaching elections are
of the greatest national importance,
and to fully comprehend the issues at
stake, a man wants to have n consist
ent and truthful Republican paper. It
is an infallible rule that wherever
Union papers circulate extensively, we
find large Union vote. Where intel
ligence predomiDates over ignorance,
we find preponderence OF Republi-
cans. Do not delay to organizs imme-
diately. If we wish to carry West
Virginia by a larger majority over
Democrats, than ever before, we must
work together with a vigilance and
perseverance that has NOT been done
heretofore. Meet the issues involved
in this canvas. fairly and squareiy. Do
not misrepresent a single fact, nor give
an inch to the enemy. Then let the
Republicans of this State go to work at
once and attest their devotion to our
righteous cause by performing their
duty diligently and faithfully.
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Code nakIng...Tax1ng the B. & o. r.

K. Company.
We extract the following from a
Wheeling letter. over the signature
III )" to the Preston County Journal:
The 1aoduS opernndi of preparing the
code ID something like this: The chap
Lefs as reported by the reviSors Messrs.
berkshire and Melvin) are taken up by
section, and chapter by chapter; care
fully read by the Chairman, the views
and suggestions of the different MEM
bers elected, amendments proposed,
and such as seem to the committee
proper and right, are adopted. The
chapter Is then carefully written up"
under the immediate supervision of the
Chairman, for the printer, whence IL is
reported to the House and passed upon
by that body, then the regular course
to the Senate where it goes through the
regular first, second and third readings,
when, If not amended by that bodv 1t
! becomes the law of the land.
The section. as revised by the COM
mlttee, relating to the assessment of
taxes against the property of r. R.
Companies, provides that the basis of
taxation for railroads already built
and in operation, shall be thirty-five
/ thousand dollars per mile for all the
ately connected with the maintenance
and carrying on the affairs OF the road,
Subject 10 the lawful State and free
school tax, and rate equal to the
State and free school tax for county
purposes, to be divided among the
counties through which the road passes,
according to the number of miles of
such road lying in the several counties.
This valuation is taken as the basis.
and shall be diminished or increased
by the auditor according to the market
value OF the shares OF stock of said
N1RNFNH
par, the valuation to be increased in
proportion; and when the shares are
below par, the valuation to be dimin-
ished accordingly. This is a simple
mode of assessing the property of
such companies for taxation; one that
is not liable to SO many constructions
as the present law, and one that Will
increase the Revenue OF the State de-
rived from the companies already
taxed. For instance: In your county
the property of the B. 81 o. r. r. has
been assessed at a valuation of SIZE, 900,
upon which the State tax is, at the
present rate, Sj25, and the county tax
about 81 500. If the section referred to
becomes law, Preston county would
collect a tax upon an assessment of
81, 200. 900, which Mt the rate proposed
lsame as State tax would produce to
your county revenue of $3.50.
The road mentioned, runs through
this State distance OF about $50 miles,
which at the valuation of S35, 600 per
mile, would make total valuation of
Si4 zoo, 600, tineluding the premium of
about 20 per cent on the shHres of said
company upon which the State would
derive a sum of 500, 400 annually. for
State purposes; and Sl4, 200 for Free
School purposes. Whether the two
Houses will agree to the report of the
Committee, is to be determined, but
you may rest assured of one thing, and
that is. that the present Legislature
will not sacrifice the interests of the
PEOPLE in the matter of exoneratiDg any
company from its share of taxation.
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Hon. VIM. a. Harrison, of ihe SUI
preme Court of Appeals, has sent in his
resignation. to take effect January
l, 1869. The fact that the vacancy does
not occur till after this fail S election
renders it doubtful whether the cleo
ton of Judge in October will be val
Id. It therefore becomes necessary to
make provision for this case by special
legislation. Had Judge Harrison con-
senied that the resignation might take
effect al some period before the cleo
ton, this would not have been necos-
sarY.
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ANTIQUITY OF nranaretn,s pins.

Ago is not claimed US merit. only as q
sign OF Intrinsic worth.
The really useful article lives on with q
strong vitality; the poor one Ianguishes fol
a time aud then g, es out easily.
BRASDRETH's Pills are even prescribed
by great physicians when the bowels call
loudly LOT help. because they never fall to
open and give relief
Hundreds of thousands would consider 1t a
calamity ifthese safe family Pills could not
be obtained. It has been officially settled
that more OF BRASDRETH's PILLS are sold
than all other pills put together. Merit sells
them.
BRASDRErH's PILLS possess qualities
which restore every organ and fiber of the
body TO healthi are purely vegetable and safe
for every period OF life.
Principal ONCE, Braudreth House, New
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Jel6-lnd4w B. BRASDREEH.
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Trustea,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF A TRUST.
ID 10 me by c. Roller and wife, and duly re-
corded in the Recorders office OF Marshall
county, West Virginia, 1 shall on Monday.
June 18th, 1S6S, at the hour Of ten o'clock q
m. in the town of Cameron, Marshall coun-
ty, West Va, proceed TO sell all the stock In
trade and the fixtures in and belonging To
the Drug Store OF said @. Roller, for cash.
Selling as trustee shall only warrant such
title rs is conveyed to me by said deed OF
To any one wishing to engage In the drug
business, this IS q rare opportunity as tn To-
cation is most excellent one. For tuEthcT
Information call at this Office
lel.lme JOHN B, IYDICk Trustee
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5nx sac.
Trustees Sale.

ID from William T. Poole to me ClateTi ~
i2th day OF August, 1865, ard OF record II, SIs
office OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, We
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, lSSs a.
the front door ofthe Court House in the c,tx,
OF Wheeling, pro eed TO sell by public aueS
VIded half OF the following described proHaT.
ty, situate in Ohio county W. Va, that IS Ia
and three, part OF the Boggs farm, with H.
right to the coal between the north ana
south lines OF said coal lots as far back as M
eastern boundary OF the said BogRs fam
and the Entertainments and appuTtenancz.
to the said coal lots and coal belonging or an
pertaining.
Selling as trustee shall convey only suc,,
title rs Is vested in me. Terms of sale cast
A. g. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEETJNGf lime Is. lSfSS. iAlS-fG
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CHR1sTADORO's DYE

n IICII III u IW4uhIIuB.
Produces the Most Enchanting
shades of Color,
From Brown to Black, is con sequently uni
vorsal 1avorite, the more especially rs 1t
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
And requires renewing less frequently than
any other.
ChrIstHdOro's Hair PreSerEatiVe.
Would you have luxuriant glossy tresses
clustering around your brow. like vine ten
drills round a parIan shaft. Purchase that
celebrated aud matches preparation known
throughout the fashionable world as CHRIS
TADORo'S hair preservative and beautifier.
Sold by Druggists. and applied by all Hair
DresseIs. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. Aston House.
fel6.lmdSR
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
Boston, MASS.


The very Important and extensive Im-
provements which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprietors to offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel in the city. During the
mast summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one OF
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story OF the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted
and the entire house thoroughly Teplenishsa
and refurntshed. making 1t, in all its ap-
poIutments, equal to any hotel in the coun-
try. Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe
LEWIS RICE SON,
my4-Smeod Proprletors.
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For Sale
oN FnURspAY, ZEE grH ~

ON THURSDAY, THE 9Th DAY or
" July, a. d. 1865.
By virtue of a deed of Trust dated the so,h
day of October, A. d. lS6T, made by John a,
SauSston to William RiheldRher, Trustee,
and recorded IN the Recorders ONCE OF
Ohio county, West Va, in Book numbered
50 foil 255, Will sell on THURSDAY, THF
9TH DAY OF JULY, 1853, commencing at 10
O'Clock, q. m. at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, to the highest bidder
nj public auction, all the right title and in.
terest legal and equitable or John A. Sangs-
ton in the estate OF Jefferson L. Sangslon
said Deed ofTrust.)
Terms OF sale-CASa.
selling as Trustee 1 will convey 10 the
purchaser only such title as is vested in me
trustee.
W. RIHELDAFFER,
lSS-IS Trustee
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1865.

1902. Is47. Is6s.
In 1902 the grandfather OF DIR. Tobias intro
duced the VENETIAN LIEIMEETin Eng
land. II was a success although the prl e
was a Guinea Bottle His late Majesty WI
liam " used It for Chronic Rheumatism, and
was entiieIy cured, after suffering for two
years. Ills attending physicians being unable
to effect a cure, and he wrote letter of
thanks, which is now IN possession OF my
uncle In Liverpool. have offered 800 ster-
ling for that letter, but 1t was refused. In
lSIT put It out in the United states, and
now. in 1865, the sale is immense. Thou
sands of families aye never without 1t. 1t is
safe and innocent TO apply externally or
take internally. For 81 years / have war
rapt6d 1t TO cure the following complaints:
Cholera, DIarrhea, DysenteTy. group, Collie,
Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness, taken
internally, and Chronic Rheumatism. Burns,
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Toothache, Frosted
Feet, Swellings. Insect StlnSs, and pains in
Cnest, Back, or Limbs, externally. 1t never
falls, II used as directed; for Cholera or
Dysentery 1t is certain, II used when INST at
tackled. No one once trying 1t, viii ever be
without 1t. Sold by Druggists. Price Fly
Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park
Place. N. Y. Jel6.lmd&w
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O,E 1ypor. from Europe says TINT
General Mcclellan viii return in
August. and expects to take the stump
for the Democratic ticket. II th!sis his
intention, he will, probably, take the
stump by regular approaches, and
make his trst speech from it some Time
year infer next.
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Tbs Boston Transcript says that the
Democracy "mRy even put on the
sleeps clothing supplied by Mr.. Chase,
IL by so doing they can get into posi-
ton to use their VOLTS teeth" Whether
Chief Justice Chase has been in the
wool market, as above implied. or not,
the Democratic wits are likely to go a
wool gathering.
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MIR. CHARLES DICKENS takes occa-
sion in the last number of Al the Year
Round to pay what he calls "debt OF
honor" to this country, by printing his
remarks at the Dickens dinner in New
indorses them. These remarks he has
made part of his preface to the "Ameri-
can Notes" and to martin Chuzzlevit. -
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THE bill Introduced n day or two
since in The House by Mr.. Chambers
was up yesterday, and It's further con-
sidcratton postponed until the 10Th OF
August. by which time, the opinion
vas expressed, the Code would be
romrle.ed.
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Iris authoritatively announced tina;
both NJ. E~arts AID Mr.. Groesbeck
haze finally declined to accept Cabinet
appointments from President Johnson.
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n.nn.r,n nNInnr.

Screaming at the top of tsvoIce-dlsturhs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
next-dOOr neighbor. How oGten you hear
the thoughtless remark. " Choke that squat
ling Baby" Now. this is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic. Pain, Fretful, Wake
rul Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching.
and n weary morning dawns, bringing No
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a LITTLE Berkshire Mass five-year
old, who was hungry one night recent
ly, just at bedtime, but didn't wish to
ask directly for something to eat, put
it in this way: Mother, are little
children who starve to death happy az
ter they die2" A good big slice OF
bread aud butter was the answer.
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Valuable Coal Property for Sale

A BOUT TWENTY ACRES OF LAM
"a now under cultivation. with q good
dwelling house on the same, and connected
with a Coal Vein underlying more than onEs
hundred and sixty ncreS OF the ADJOINING
lands. A Coal Bank, with the necegsarS
fixtures is now open. These lands lie on fbt.
Hempdeld Railroad, four miles east a.
Wheeling. For terms, apply to
jell.2w JAMES PAUL.
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Steambnats.
Fare Reduced.


The fine Side-wheel Steamers
y. MCCULLOUGH, Capt Moore.
Ie4s$-ElABAYARD, Can't. Shepheri,
- STAR GREY EAGLR,Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par
EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted, at nine o'clock n. m.
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
Boat for Pittsburg every morning at :
FTeish.s will be received at al hours ofthe
day on the landing. Tnrpaulins and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
p2ny for the preservation and safety OF all
iSsiSh1 whether IN LANCE parcels CT small
DI ETs5S6t carried either up or down at RE-
JAS. II. HOLMES, Agent
I. h MOSG. Erei2ht Agent
Omcc and Sitting Room, No. 50 Monroe 81.
wheeling, Marietta and PnrkersbuTS
Daily Packets
The side wheel steamers HRE-
LslAf-FA BECc,A' and "ESPRESS"
- Rebecea leaves WhaAiinO every
MSn1Ay. wednesday and Friday at elSSen
O'Clock, a. m. - :
10y Pres leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
A4uIsSlSS and SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock a M
oSonnecttnE Mt Bellaire with fr,afT,s frrIrI1
FlIlSonrSh, due at II a. m. :
Freight recei pied through to all rsoint1 h.
tween Fsrke{S6urE and GallipoIiS
bOOHH, BATTEIIE 4 On
oeeH-n Asents.
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n.nnY nIAnpIAcEs.

ESSAYS FoR You've men, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
r41ents to Marriage, With the humane view
of treatment and cure. and In sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pm myl9.SmdSw
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Tur question whether the LegisIa'
ture shall take a recess for IS or 20 days
ute revisory committee remaining in
session. comes up to-day in the House.
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For sale for Ear rs value.

A SMALL FARM CONTAINING 3lI.
n acres, within two0mIes of Crusars
Mil. soil goods R4es in cultivation
The growing crop will be sold with the lana
II desired. Prospect flatteriDg for an abun.
dant yield.
JelG 1. IRWIN
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GENERAL GRANT, on his return from
West Point, the other day, was sitting
on The shady side of the boat quietlS
reading a paper and enjoying a smoke
ut the same lime. when a newspaper
noy, who was selling badges OF The
General, suddenly came up 10 the
smoker aud said: Grant badges.
twenty-five cents apiece; good likeness
only twenty-five cents" Grant put his
hand INFO his pocket, and taking ont a
hny cent note handed i. to the bow.
took the badge and said, "Sever mind
the change" and resumed his ciraT
The boy looked up TO say "thank YOU. d
and recognized the General, blushed
and hastily retreGted, amid the smiles
of lockers on.
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DEMOCRATIC RErRR$cHMESr.-T
Legislative session of lSi days, at So
per day-the longest session ever held in
Ohio, at the highest per diem ever paid
at State Legislature.
The adjournment to the first of No
vember, with probability of "a six
months session next.
Near One Hundred thousand Dollars
excess of Legislative salaries wasted
the idiots, insane and other unfortu-
mates left with an insufficient appropri-
alton, for the purpose of making a
show of retrenChment.
Tax payers, how do you like it,
CollsDib,LS Journal
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TRY ONE ROTTI.E o.
LAuaHLIN,s INFANT CORDIAL!

Baby rests sweely; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and yonr neighbor will
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Only . cents a
Bottle. marl3,