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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

Senator Dixsn, Of Connecticut, in . re-
cent debate In the Senate. exposes another
case Of radical economy thus
There are, will not undertake to say
how many standing committee in oil, bu,
tsea;y four. | think, as judge by n hAs,y
glance, aud every one Of these sanding
commuters Is furnished with "a clerk a,
sa1Gt 81 SOD year. whether hey olsrt or
4pf sad undertake 10 say that no, .dlf
. thea meet az ALL at any rate, If thcy
~. itis not more than tTirs a year. For
What purpose are ths c'srks furnished to
sac' c3mmitteesy For the benefit Of the
chairman to perform his business, to do
Ire work - This very bill pro-
silcs A. appropriation Of $40 900 for clerks
81 committees of this body -prirate secre
ssrtss 20 senator's
Then there is = sweeping appropriA-
tion Of $a4 600 Tor clerks Of committees OF
this boiy. and pages and carryalls. Eut
lot inc toll Senators that those pages aud
cartsslls are paid out of another appropri-
alton tor " miscellaneous items, and that
the <25 900 will az 90 for clerks, and that
viii not be sufficient 10 pay them.
This 10 really an abuse, and ID not small
natter
Take the Committee on Contingent Ex
U~nsss a. an example When l had the
honor Of beng chairman OF the committee
nsesr thought Of airing clerk The
Secretary Of the Senaisis tho clerk OF this
committee. but now they have given it .
separate clerk Now YOU have
appointed n clerk to that clerk clerk to
th- cpnmistes Oh Contingent expenses Of
the Senate II isa very useful and con
vensent thing 10 nv 'ritn from New Hamp-
shire Mr. Craein bu, - not
think he ough: t. vo.e asains. one for An
drew johnson. a',cr hsyIng received one
Ter hts solo heaeil.; it's tDr nobody else :.
Now, isn't this radical party in favor of
the "s'fsc'csi economy ?" sse how they
prae,.sr With VIM: Sublime devotion
aud unseihsh' c>s they set out inaugu-
rating the era Of y,tsrnehmeni aud reform |
nclc Sam il rich enough to vote us oil
farm. MAS the popular chorus Of pop
Al-T song, come years ago. The radical Sen
aspr, have acted on tho suggestion and voted
themselves clerks at the expense OF the
Government To perform their private bust
ness. Or course, the Democratic Senators
are treated 10 no such luxury, but have
either 10 write their private letters them
selves. or employ others at their own ex-
.snss TO do 50. But then they are an sx-
srarssant Sc, Ind belong to an ex,ravagant
y~'ty IL lie only Radical Senators, in ia
v"r Of tho strictest economy" who are
permitted to employ clerks 1t the expense
II the Government, 10 transact their pri-
vats business for theml
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
. l1ye. or not to Dyec
THAT Is LIE lIrERX

Ifyoar hairs gray or red, then hear ye, hear We,
sc CHklSIADOkoS DYE. and none will leer Vi.
CHEsrAnores HAIR PRxs,gv.rryr
Asp BrArrirIFR.-It Is actually efecting wonders.
People with their hair almost ruined BY the use OF
dcleterious nosrnms are now rejoicing in alnxu.
riant crop, and this has been accomplished by .
short use Of the above wonderful ompound
Sold by Drug ists and applied by all Hair Dres-
.crs. Mandatory No. 60 Maiden Lane Principal
nanot No & Asfor Housa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
TRADE MARX.
e e e e

In Rue.s AlabasGer Cream!
ruR MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS Cos
uBTlC IN TnR WORLD!
twill not Inlure the most Delicate Skin!
lts presence on the face cannot be detected Il can
be removed only BY washin9 and when renewed
Iii, leave III. AKIN softer smoother and whittier THAI
Sefore n eradcates every diseoofson Of The faes,
whether caused By exposure 70 the wether OF By dc.
eese, and bcstows upon All faces the
A single trial proves all these statements
And the entire saftS with which 1t can b used.
makes its euccess complete.
Rne CO IL blown in the bottle, and our trade mark
a the TOP Of the front label. Sold By all Druggists
and Fancy Good. Dealers. Price One Dollar pes
bottle CHURCH FAANI rropnetofs.
Hartford. Cona.
&c. Wells d Co.. New York; Geo. y. GOODWIN
4 Co. Boston, Mass., Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICE g..
COD LIVER OIL.

THE POPULARITY WHICH THIS MEDICINE
has obtained within the past few year, Justly er
ted The oil presented as WILSON'S is In its par
cs. state is procured from fresh clean Lyers onlJ
ofths Gadus Msrrhua. and a successful method has
been discovered by which all the Iodine aud Brom
me 30 necessary for the efficacy OF the OIL arc 70
tanned unimpaired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

GiyEs IT ur.-The follow from the
N. Y. Tribune. shows the general feeling Of
encouragement, IN the Radical party
II We should generally conclude that We
cannot he beaten, and thereupon con6ne
our exertisns to shouting over our antici-
patsd victory, We shall awake, when too
late, to lind ourselves badly beaten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
al yyorL Ilke . (hnrm. ;,

ssEt Works like u ChRrm.'s
Rave you Headache. Use Rsnnie's Magic OIL
Have yoa Teohache Use Renne's Magic ON !
Have YOU Neuralgia Use Renne's MsGic OIL
Have ] on Rhenna.isn' Use Rsnne's Magic on
Have you Sore Throa.y Use Renns's Magic oll
Have ron scia,icas Use Reuus's Magic OIL .
Have YOU Bruses Use Renne's Magic OIL ,
Have You Cramps, Use Rennes MOI OIL
Have yon Cholera Anrbus' Use Kenne's Magic on
Have you Lsmeneu, Use Renne's Magic OIL
This 10 the best Family Remedy, to cure all
kinde Of Pain, you ever tried.
lite clean safe and delicious TO use. and II you
use II fath.rlly, It viii do you good
e.st or Merchant where you trade. II they have
not got IL on hand thsy viii eend yee H. st youf re-
quest, and sell you The Oenntne Renne1 Pain Nil
ling Magic OIL. 81 the manufacturers lowest price
a. retail
WIN. Renne. Sole Proprietor and Aaruiae-
wssld b, Drugg.s... MsrsAen.. ..a 0.oesr.:
Thirty Years Experisnce in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
AZ. = ne CAsapsss Book Ever Publishsa, con
timing nearly 100 pagss s1d 80 ne riaes ed xn
s,aviSss oftke Anatony Of The Aunan OPkono n .
vets 81 Health snd Disease. anl Tssatise % early
RSfers. iss bsplsraole csaee.eaee 49, ma sd
NM vish ~ aathOrO plon q orooea ot-e1o cav
pas1eal and euccsooiul mode Of earo. - 0ooWH 0v
ne oost Of eaeee ests1 truthful oevess 70 the
msrrisd and these contemplating marriage Whe En-
se,sn doubts OF physicAl esnditisn Seat ffas
Of postage 10 any address On receipt ~ - csnts in
CROiY No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NJ. The
author NAV be consulted upon any Of thu diseases
upon which HE book treats. either peroOpaliy o. By
mail and med cines sent to any part OF the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
"a Certain Cure

For 1ncipieat mption. Asthma, Coughs, Csids
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. and General Debility,
will be found in DR.. Tobias' Pulmonic Life Syrsp
This valuable medicine. com pounded from the gifa
ofih "vesetable Kingdom. viii be found sover.
eign remedy. in oil the above named diseases. The
demand for this valuable compound 10 daily lncrea
sing. and It will without doubt become ~ popula,
AZ Dr TOBIAS celebrated Venetian lininent, Con.
sumption In IT. last stages this Syrup will not cure
nor 10 there any remedy that will: relief. However
Will be found by is use. what Il ie stated cure Il
surely viii do, - trial win prove. Thoueaads Of
certificates can be seen at the Depot. Sold By Drug
risis. and A. No. 10 Pask flecs, New York. Prize
Is ceEts. AK fss Dr. Tsbiss' Pulmcnie Life eyrpp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

TO on NC M E N.
no spest Seminal Losses. To c..su.r had hsh,ts
and remove the effects Of earic Error, sod -
ccats to 0AL4NB HEAD DISPfNSARY, Louis
villos Ksnlucky.
Having hsd tsn years experience i, this speciality.
patients su6efinG frOn anydseepe Aetsvsf Of pfi-
vats q conndeDua nature. and ladies' troubled With
Any oithe ailments peculiar to the eek BY enclosing
receive partculars for slftrsstment 81 rstarn nall
and thus avoid quackery. We also have . vRi1
Casp wen - gocs.ntee % cure vaEicocsle N Sous
siriDg 70 Hns thsar s16pri16, - GnsSose seaap
tS penphles. Containing engfayfneo and sxplaasr
ucoe q ne eoove pfsvo11fve, vitA b eoooy O H.
DENTAL. Addreee al ietters 10 ]. i. WILLIAMS,
Drawer PAT. Louisville n 1:seaS 11Wlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

Total. al, saa tac.oSs ss.s%s SIC. ga
q, as
- Negro majority ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. slss
NJ Thsss three handrcd and fosty-o shes-
- negro voters are to elect - tnany Sena-
- q shs great States OF New York, Penn
&lsaeis, Ohio, Illinois. Indiana aud Wis.
Desia. With voting population Of ever I've
! oalisns and eighty one thousand. 10 not
4ohis negro supremacy
II A asss LUTON has. been proposed In .
3JAeobin caucus, 81 Washington. to i'm
Aeash tho President for his recent veto Of
y lie sslsstessl college" bill.
Why not impsach him for signing his
1 .ans -. Jehnssr, President Of the Usitsd
saaAss p Considering the conduct Of Con.
gspsas, it 10 81 least : great presumption on
:sis part 70 do 50.
Portland hss built 5000 nov hessss
49, ~ 0rsas 6ss. There vers - LOO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

p. N'ss fnRsrAlIo Loxrsc.y-p,.,..,,
Imp aunp' and Elective. Two taken a, NIGH, mov. =.
wv" once next morning uulikesll pu,. ~
ns,e, eaase pain nor require increase Of do.e -
They cure Headache, Dix,ip... A.
soar rising. and every evil srs,ns s.s ser
mv ei1 ana Indigo stion. wsrrnted ~ Zoe
:. For sale BY J. 8. Hsrriaon n n.
no IfsmGnt Temple. boston. ana \. . =. n
giss' or VIII b nailed on receiving 90 s.ss. Drug
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
Its Magic Powers

In restoring gray Hair to ito original colsr causing
hair 10 grow on bald heads and arresng Il. falling
ont rcmovirg dandruf itching, and dressing the
hair, is making ood's Improved the most popular
tonic known. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
Democratic state Ticket

For Secretary OF State,
DAVID HAMMER. OF Clayton County.
For Register OF state Land oNrcr
,. ANDERSON. OF Dubuque Coanty.
= ror Treasurer,
ii.,NocARTY. OF Woodbury.. County.
For Auditor.
III. DUSLAVEY. OF Davis County.
For attorney General
J. X. WILLIAMSON. OF " arren County
Congregational.
Por Member Of Congress IA District.
" N. a.. n.EFGiVGWE ELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
BATCH1LoR'S BAIR DY1.

This splendid Hair Dye b The bsse In tAs world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rs,iss,s,
instantanesus; no disappolntmsat; no ridiculous
tns remedies the III effects Of bal dyss; iavleovatss
and leaves the Hair son and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfnmere; and properlv
spilled At Bachelors Wig Factory, No IL Bond ST.,
New YORK. snrpo Il 4 NJ"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

The New York Sas says, postmastsrs
and others, Who have moro nickel cents
than they know what 10 do With. may send
them in quantities u not less than ten
pounds 20 Heary b. Lindsrmsn, director Of
L. 5 mint, Philadelphia. and receive in re-
turn their nominal value in three and Ave
cent pieces. The reasonable expenses Of
Tia transportation Of the three cent pieces
IN sums Of thirty dellars. and the Ave cent
pieces in sums Of atty dollars and upwards,
to any point accessible by railroad q
stsamoes, will Be paid by the mint. Nc
spoiled. illsgitiaats or doubtful pieces.
in sAcrt, no bad pennies will be taken
The pieces will bs taken. not BY count, bu,
|. ty weight; aud the solo object of the ar.
ranSsmcnt Is to withdraw from circulation
, tew millions OF cents, which coin is now
- abundant as % be IN many cases posi-.
t.vs nuisance.
Under the head "Faess for the People
che Colds Seatinel presents the follow.
ing: Here are few facts for the people
60 le,k -. The States admitted under the
Oaaibus Reconstruction bill. show these
figures:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
PURE
CIDER VINEGAR
A. w. FOX & Coz
Cernsr Niagara and Mohavk Streets,
100aOs ..................N New YO9lge

BuyvAlo, Feb, II. 1867.
neesrs. A. ". Fox = Co.-Sifs / have care
fally investigated your preesss Of making vim
ekar, and have also subjected to chemicsf anal
ysis several samples which took from casks 10
your establishment. This process insures the
production OF uniformly good wholesome and
agreeable vinegar. I End Il free from adalters-
ton by mineral acids. or other dslstsrious sub
stances and entirely suitable for family use.
Yours, &C.. GEO. HApLEY,
Professor Of Chemistry in the University Of Buf
falo.
The attention Of the trade in general 10 ~
epeetfully called to the above article. which can
Dc found for sale by al the principal Wholssals
Grocers in
OH I G GO.
The article 10 warranted 10 b pare Cider vin-
eesr, and up to government standard.
Inqutfs for 4. ". FOX = cos. Uslsbesael
Buffalo Cider vinegar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
ME DICAL.

MEDICAL.
DrJOHN BULLS
GREAT REMEDIES
BULLS
CEDRON lBITTERS
Authentic Documents.
..Ark0nsNs Heard Front
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
:. lStepy Psi.t, white Co., Ark. Nay -. ~.
Ds. yons DvII-Dssr 0ia: Lsst Hsbsssey
vs. ID Louisville purchasing drvss. asl ct
ssns Of ysar oarsaparills saA osArss Ditasrs
NJ ssn.ia.lsw. wAe w. With - il ne stsrs,
has bess down WITH rhsanasisn for ssoe tine.
eenmsneed % w s''''rs' - -. 'oss. -
general health Improving.
VI 49,
1''-' -.-
VI o'a.'' ~ - - :. - '- -
several ysars-stomach and liver afsetsd-hs
l"pf'''' 49, y - ''.' '
sseo ne osoFes D'''''' n''' s''' ~ s'''
popularity in this settlement. l think ! ses's
sell great quantity ofyour medicine this fall
-sspseish your osdron bit'sfs sas Sessper"s
mi, =. -. n.-ch,. ~. ~ piah.tA
. Nssy. p.....n,n,
rv.,.
RUf1.S0 WORN nENTnoYHD
u1.aA>A ar.a>. - werpA.
-sAe ne.A.r..
-
s...;A.., e,a m.A,o., -. - nv slra.se. ..A
varisus puhlications have SHOWN. al OF which
srs s.nuine. fhetollevins letter from . hishlv
ssoeasse ana voPs'E psys'e'aa - 0sesg'A -
certainly eus ee NE neet sensible ssnm uniea-
.,
sssss nav svss S0ssNse. ". VsS"s1sA
s1astly what he speaks Of, sad HE testimony
=. ,.....,. -.
Whist sAs Dsstsr says u BULLS WORa DE-
ers0Yrp.
w." ~ ~. 49,
-
s"'n ve WIN Des ss.' W.
~. ~ '.ss..ss = nsvs w ~l'.es ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
A { tho Company's ONCE, No. -
Nash ma street,
ANDBY
John y. Cisco l. son. Bankers,
No. 50 Wall street
ANDBi
The list. National Bank Of D0s
d r r n q A

Dysentery, summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus. Flux, Children's Teethins, and the Crest
Preventive Of Asistic Cholera.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH. FOR YoINo rApirs
ssoardtnG aad bay Papils.
1921 and 1889 Spruce Street,
PHILADELPHIA. ... prvv
\TlLL reopen on Monday Sep. 9sd. Frenc Oh i. IN.
~ Language Of the family and Il comet an,jv ~.
zen inthe Institute. MADAME D'HRRvILLY.
jel-sd eodsm Prinrir.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27


UYAam's Hair 0looo eHd Cur.
ne Elaid is ~ hees Hair-dfeeonne n ~ vseA. IA
lngas0 . esantiial gjeee . ~ Hair. keess il n
san, preneesstes growth. De. Price, 80 cts bottio.
Ffsckiss, Tan. ounburn, Pimpies on ~ ~ ~.
~ me SAN and bsantines the Os0plcxisa. Price
Ur.An's A.-u.A cvus relieve. the MOI. ,,o,.r,
paroxysns Of Asthma in I'm minute. sra .ese,. =
speedy cure. Price. - packaSs.
iIs !ArAsrss HAN srAis colcrs the whisksr,
ana Noaeache seautiiul black or brown Ii con-
ests OF ouly preparation Color will not fsd. =,
wash ont. Only 50 cent? q boz -
Sold by q. uPHAM, 23 south Eighth ST.. phi,.
Also Tor sale BY ell Druggieis II Davenport.
Y ECA i2.-PHrsarNaa CyIrrxArr, r.,
ies rirsi Premium awarded at the L a Fai, IN
NOS sts,e Fair -nd Chicago City Pair, Larses,
"osss OF the kind In the nited states.
CHAS. q. +. PRCSstN0.
nPtf*-CeuccC SSH6 al State St Chirero
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
The drsetest MEDICAL Discover
Il N d s EY'S
Improved Bleed Ooarcher

For the Cure of all Diseases arisins frorn an -
pure state oftho D,ood such a.
SCRUFULA, DyepeDsia Coafgvsn...
Sancerous Formations, Jaundics, Salt Rheum,
CutaneOus Diseases. NeYcurii Olse.s~s
kryeipelas. Boile, General Dehilitv-
Pfmpiee on the Face, Liver C0nplainf
Sore Eyes, Scald Head. Loss OF prefit~
letter A06otiOne, Low SPikITS
Old aud Stubborn Ulcers. Foul Stomneh.
Rheumatic Disueders. Female Compainfa
Together with all other disorders frou ~
condition Of the Gre latory Syatsm ~ venersj
Tonic lite efects are most beui9uant ana cennct III
TO esnsat where used psrssveringly. and according
20 eirecuons. It's purely vegetable pespar alton
composition, 20 that while 1t Invariably afIoese ro
iiss ana effects the nost wonderful eurss, no o.er
Aisr ss,,a.ss r ~ ~ ~ ssnoeI infant
and BUrhave'e Holland Bittere
=. :. s1LLERS CO., Sole Psopriseors,
r., .h.-.H ttsbufgh, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

Dr. vslpau's pills cure female weaknhssss and N
other female complaints. SOLD ~ all Drug Storep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
SrcN rsu sipswAlxa

In this vicinity. We counted On one block
in this street one hundred and ten admit.
and one hundred sixty seven children. OF
whom moro than one huadred are md,
the age Of ten. Many Of them were a,leen
but the majority sat and sweltsrsd. 4,
least half q dozon times the remark -.
made, 1.-THE bugs drive us out" So Il
Seems the poorer classes are subjects Of the
bugs. The big bugs swindIe them, and the
creeping bugs bite them. lis . pity they
don't rise In their might, and do away with
the hum-bug.
From ten o'clock At night until early
dawn the sidewalks, tho hsndcarts. the
shutters, the toorways, the halls, svsrv
available or get-at-abis place, are covered
~ thsss people who ere ''drivsn BY bugs"
aud oppressed by heat. until they O..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

A. the door opened, and fresh gust Of
smsllific sultrinsss was added 20 the booue,
We already had, We glanced INTO The reem.
which could not have been more than - 81
feet. On the floor lay aud snorsd nd.
faced woman. whose unfastened clothing be.
tekcned familiarity with ether localities.
- her whisky laden breath indicated Z toe
great fondnsss for the 20, he ioyful" In
the corner on table lay and snorsd sno.h.
er person, woman At least sixtv wears of
age. lean, long, gauns. bronzed IN cheek
with knetted arms and knobby knees, and
emsciated limbs and sunken chest. Sh,
was doing big job in the way Of suoriec
sleep. and her contributions to the general
noise Of the apartment came regularly a,
the rate OF one each second. A pretty faced
girl Of eighteen or twenty, with . p.easan,
eye fail. round arm, broguey tongue
leaned on the handle Of a broom, and said
by war NJ anoiocv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
EXTKi SPECIAL NOTICE.

HAIRX CFGC1AL NOIICEe
Beware Of Ccunterfeits emiths Tonic Swup haa
been countereltcd and the ccuuterfsiter 10
grief. ~
Smiths Tomlc Syrup.
The esnaine article muet have DR. John nnlIs MI
vste stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Ball ouly ~
me right 70 manufacture and sell the origin Al oan
smths Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Rxaniss
veil the label ON each bottle. II my private stamp
desived. See nv eolnnn odvssueenent' Ard -
ehow card. ! viii prosecute any one ipftineios a.
ny right. The genuine emith's Tsnic oyfrp esn
only be prepared By myself
The publicis servant
louisville, Ky. DR. JOHN MIL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27

KADWAIH READY KKLIEF 10 sold Tor ~ cents
In bottles holding three times much any -
cent bottle of any other remedy for the same pur
pose-aad a. much ~ 81 OF toe Pam kiers. One
bottle will held ont longer and do good than
half dozen bottles of any other remedy Sold by
Dragei.s everywhere al so cents per bottle, and at
=. Maiden Lane New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-13

RAIL ROAD AcCIDENT.-We seem to
have entered upon an era of accidents
of all SORTS. Scarcely day passes
that we do not hear of something of
that nature occurring, and tie railroads
seem to have been peculiarly unfortu-
nate in that regard during the past
mouth.
Yesterday morning, as the fast train,
(passengerO bound west over the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, and due here
at 1910 a. NJ, was coming along be-
tween Newburg end Grafton, it en-
c0untered II broken rail, which threw
the smoking car Off the track and into
the creek alongside. There were sew
eral passengers in the car at the time
of the occurrence, four or five of whom
were more or less severely hurt. The
baggage man was pretty badly cut
about The face and head, and one OF the
brakemen had one of his arms pretty
seriously injured. We judge the wreck
was a pretty bad one as the train did
not reach the city until o'clock, p. M,
some seven hours behind time.
We are told, too, that trains on the
Central Ohio road have been almost
daily delayed Tor several hours, from
various causes. Yesterday the train
was i've hours late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-13
National Insurance CamnanT

WHEELING, WEST VA.
900
ONCE, 26 Monroe ST., next door TO lst Ma.
tional bank.
oFFICERs:
GEO: x. WHEAT, President.
JAMES mcCLUNEY, Vice President,
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIRECToRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas. O. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo, K
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James McCluney,
Morgan L.. OFT, Geo. Adams.
REFERENCES: =. Brady, Cashier Merchants
Eaaonal BANK, Wheeling. List, Morrison d
Handlan q Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheel!
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; MCCLELLAN q Knox, Boot and
Shoe h use, Wheeling; McCabe, Kraft & Co.
druggists, wheeling; Geo. w. FranzheIm d
Co., Wholesale Wines and Ldq uOrs, Wheel
1ngi Winsh1p, Woods q Co., ,OueensWare
WWhh eeI,ngg: n Lewis Baker, Pub. Register.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-13

LEcTuRE.-Dr. OLeary had good
reason to felicitate himself ON the au :
dience that greeted him last evening al
Washington Hall. We do not re.
membert to have eyer seen so large "A
number present on any previous occa-
sion. The hall was literally packed
full of people who listened to the
eloquent lecturer with evident delight.
DIR. O'Leary is certainly "A pleasant.
fluent and instructive speaker, and
treats his subject, complex and COM
prehensivc as it is, as familiarity as
most persons do the most ordinary
matters: He has evidently made his
theme The subject of long and patient
study ana has the happy faculty of
communicating the results reached in a
pleasing and attractive stvIe. He was
frequently and raptur0usiy applauded.
last evening, bringing down the honse
by his happy hits at the follies and tic
many erroneous ideas prevailing at the
present day. We would supuest ILat
the ventilation of the Hall could be i'm
proved by lowering the sash, and that
the audience could the better apnras
ciate the lecture, II good order was 6re.
served on the steps leading to the Hall
and on the pavement below.