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ODITuARH.

On Dec. 9Th, 1860, the remains OF IoHHA.
THOMPSON, Major II the Seventh D. 3, Uays
Ally, murdered Of Fort Mason, Texas, on the
18th OF November, 1867, was landed from
the steamer Major Anderson at the regld ence
q his father, Col. John Thompson, opposite
MounhGvllle, West Va, ~ = r
In the full prime OF manhood, the hone
o. aged and devoted parents, blessed with
tho love Of vile and children, Major
Thompson was Bmitten down By the bRnd
Of tho assassin Just whom lilo 10 hiu1 WHs
full OF the brightest promises,
For u years O faithful and efficient gar.
want OF ms country, his country through the
only manner lefI II, recognIzHs hIs worth m
the special order Grammatical thronsh Inc
War Department by ten. Grant, dated
January %, lg6S, directing the IenioynI on
bis remains from Texa8 10 his fathefi 4 horse
HIS last resting place Will DO with his fam.
ly and kindred, and lot "a tTIi1t fhRi tho
earth q hls native valleys viii lie lightly
70 The different parties engaged in Tho
transportation OF his sons femhipH, n taef
which nom various detentionA, hot wealth.
o., changes OF military commanders and 40.
cldentg, was OF no lnconBideIable difioulty,
Col. Thomp9on feels the WaTmeat thRnii
and gratitude. Tho kindness and con.
slderation, especially Of the oftiOor1 Of
inc steamer Major Anderson In 70.
moving the body directly from the boat 10
nus own mouse, Will alWRy8 DO gratefully 70.
The funeral OF Major Thompson will take
place upon Sunday next, Decembar 18th, at
r. NJ, from his fathers residence opposite
Mound9Hlle, The friends OF the deceased
and q the family are respectfully invited TO
Ill.
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Loelure b. Falner nyaeIn,ne.
NEW YonK. DAn. q. Isl

Hf.l NEW YORK. Dec. 8, 1863.
One OF the largest and most brilliant
audiences ever assembled In the Acad.
envy OF Music was drawn this evening
70 hear the lecture OF Pere HyacIntke.
Every seat In the building was ooou.
pied and hundreds were compelled 10
content themselves with standing
room. The audience comprised the
intelligence Of the city. Pere Hyacln.
the said: Ladies' and Gentlemen, 1
come to seek In this country a weeks
repose between the struggles Of yester.
day and those OF tomorrow. l come,
resolved to be silent. come to be.
hold that grand nation bearing an i'm.
press OF the Deity, the more profound
as the hand Of man is less apparent on
It. l come 10 look upon that young
and vigorous nation which, II Il
weakens not, will realize In the
future the greatest and best in.
terest Of God, for our races,
come here to listen, not 10 speak. Il
happened, however, that In this great
cosmopolitan city I found France, and
was appealed TO by the charitable on
behalf Of suffering France. The Nom.
bers OF the French Benevolent Society
asked me to come, now that severe
winter Is about 10 set In, and aid INV
suffering countrymen in New York;
Pere Hyaclnthe spoke at length on the
Government OF Life,' with a charity as
q subsidiary element, In the course Of
his remarks he said, Love expresses
Itself by means the least foreign TO it
In man. 1t Ia at the root Of every act:
The heart iH ut the foundation Of ali:
let US be men Of heart; let us bear our
hearts Into civil life, into social life,
and Into domestic life. Let us be men
OF heart 10 city, In State; let MS love
country, family, loyalty and problty;
let Us love the Church Of Christ, bat
not as the church OF any particular
sect. Letus respect the letter, but not
as an extlnguisher. The letter kills,
the spirit gives life.' The lecturer con-
tinued at length In lucIdation OF his
text. While he did not speak directly
OF his relation toward the Church Of
Rome, he favored the idea OF an I'M.
seotariau Church; and the reconcillng
OF religion and liberal ideas. ~ u :
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ROTTLED PARALYsIjs

This Is the proper title of the horrible me.
talllc hair dyes. Worse than the fate Of
AbSalon may be the fats OF those who use
them. 5000
OAE WHOLESOME PREPARATION
for changing the halrto any desirable shade
from brown to Jet black may be procured
everywhere, viz: .... ...f .
Cristadoros Excelsior Hair Dye.
After careful analysis, Professor Chiffon,
tho distinguished Chemist, has authorized
tho proprietor 70 declare. on his behalf, that
1t contains nothing dsleterIous to health.
No other hair dye In the world has the like
guarantee. ...
CRlsCADoRoS HAIR PRE2sERVA-
TIVE, as Dressing, acts like q charm on
the Hair after Dyeing. Try II. N
lecl0.dHv ....~
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GheQntelliQetlrI)ter.
Another Slice OF Bread.

Two bakers this morning correct two
or three errors Of ours on the bread
question. They say first, that bread
doeG not sell at 10 cents; but for So and
8 cents. On this point VIC can but say
that single loaves do sell OF 10 cents.
AS n matter OF demonstration we sent
out last evening and purchased loaf,
that being the price asked and paid.
Three for 25 cents, or sH cents apiece,
was the rule when flour was at the
highest. fit Is a fact that the loaves are
now Ten ounces heavier than then, land
we do not undertake to question the
statement, they must formerly have
been ''Ilght" indeed. The increase has
doubtless been gradual, for 1t does not
seem to have been generally noticed;
and Il may he the bakers are not all SO
liberal with their customers as these
two gentlemen. Our own observation
and the statements OF sothers led US to
suppose there had been no change.
It may be that these two bakers use
only the "iancy" brands Of flour; and
II 80. we are perfectly willing that they
should have this advertisement free Of
charge; but we are constrained to doubt
that such Ia the practice OF bakers gen.
orally. Wednesday flour was quoted
In our columns at IS 80 to IS 76 for
good red wheat family-as good flour
AZ anybody ought to want. Fancy
white wheat was 60 rs. We are In.
formed that barrel OF flour will turn
out about 325 lbs Of bread, worth at
present prices, II the loaf before as Is
Of standard weight, nearly $40. This
Ia about three times the cost OF the
flour. Is not that too large margin ?
II the loaf has been increased ten
ounces, the inctease Is only about SO per
oent--that is the size Of the loaf has
not been doubled by one-third, where
rs -four was formerly three times the
present price. The Increase In the loaf
has not kept pace with the fall In flour;
that IL fact which appears very clear.
ly. Whether from twelve to fourteen
dollars Is not more than people ought
10 pay for converting u barrel OF flour
Into bread, land that's about what 1t
costs the Consumber, II our Information
Is correct, Is question worth consld-
erlug. II we are wrong, and the bak>
ers are actually selling as low as they
can afford, we shall be glad TO learn
that 1t Ia fact; but we are not yet con-
WINGED. ...r .-
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THR DEMAND TELLS TEE sroRY.-
From all directions orders for PHA1oN's
VrTALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAZE
come pouring In. All the noxIouB DYES,
30. go down before II, A year hence
they will DO unmarketable. The ladies
say Il is as pleasant TO use as per-
fumed toilet water, and It ls as trans.
parent % crystal, Nothing else repro-
duces so perfectly the original hue OF
the hair. cod,
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TIE Pittsburgh Commercial COM
mentinGon the Presidents appointment
ofthe Hon. VIM. McKennan, as Circuit
Judge, says he was twice rendered a
Cabinet position by the President but
declined because he would not accept
any position not directly In the line Of
his profession, which he would not
give up for any mere political Office.
This appointment Is one OF the very
best that has been made by the present
Administration. Mr.. McKennan would
have honored any position in lts gift.
Some copperhead sheets have under.
taken 10 sneer at II, alleging that Mr..
Mr.. McKennGn Ia relative OF the Pres.
dents. This is not fact. We believe
q cousin OF Mrs. Grants married
daughter Of Mr.. McKennan's, II that
constitutes relationship between the
President and the Judge, It is very
distant. ts.l Itt- d
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THE appointment Of Hon. George A.
Pearre, Of Cumberland, to be United
States Judge Of this circuit must occa'
sion some little disappointment 10 the
friends Of those gentlemen in this State
who were known 10 be asplrants, but
aside from this there Is no cause. to re-
greet Mr.. Pearre's appointment. He is
a gentleman ofrecognIzed legal ability,
elevated character and Of undoubted
political orthodoxy. He was formerly
a Whig Of the Henry Clay school,
became a Republican when the war
came on, and has never had any faint
Of Copperheadlsm,
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Tho bread 0uestion-Card Rrom Two
Bakers. ....- d.

To the Editor ofthe -IntelliSencer.
In reply to your remarks in yester.
days paper respecting the price ui
bread, &c., the undersigned would cali
your attention to two points which were
grossly mlsrepresented In said article,
In the first place, You state that The
baker's loaf sells now at ten cents, and
1a no larger than when -four was
$l6 or JIG. This 10 not correct, We
sell our bread at only $40, 100, for sin
gle loaves) and we make our loayeE
weigh ten ounces heavier than during
the high price Of flour, which ten ounces
certainly make perceptible difference
IN the size OF the bread. Inthe second
place. You are mistaken when YOU stRtG
that flour 10 worth IS to % per barrel,
as the article We invariably use In
making our bread cannot now be
bought at that price. = g. ~
The above are facts which we can
prove, and we feel II our duty 10 pub
lish them In our behalf % well as fol-
the bsne6t Of those OF our customers
that may have read the article above
mentioned. THEoDALD MoLTRR,
WILIIAM JEROME,
Wheeling, Dec. 10, 1859.
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0LARKsRuRa aud Buckhannon hav.
Ing buried the hatchet on the Capital,
are now wrangling over "sausages.p
The Conservative says tho Independent
man wants a little more Of the bull
dog In him." while the latter antlcl-
pAtes another "snarl from tho learned
chr pup Of the Conservative"
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Alloook's Porous Plasters
seon 10 possess tho quality OF
Aocumulatinp R1eokrioitv

a Accommodating Electricity
and imparting 1t 70 tho body. whereby the
circulation OF the blood becomes GqualIzOd
upon the parts where applied, causing pain
and morbid action 10 cease. The Porous
Plasters are flexible, and found OF great help
To those who have weak backs, or pain In
the side. Especially are they valuable 10
those who have neglected colds. They are
often preventives OF Consumption; nay,
they are believed 70 have loosened the grasp
OF this terrible a1aiction, and been mainly
instrumental in ehsctlpg o cure. In varia.
bic climates they should be worn on the
breast or between tho ahoulder1, or over the
kidneys, by those who are subject to take
cold easily, declC.d&W
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BUCKHANNoN has lost confidence In
the West Virginia Central Railway as
represented by Luclen Aver & Co."
The Independent OF this week says hard
things OF Mr.. Ayer--calls him almost
everything but what he ought 10 be.
The Independent has been slow to make
these discoveries. f,7ml-.
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THE Parkersburg GaseItc says the
chief object Of tho New York capital
lists who have taken hold OF the Chesa-
peAke q Ohio Railroad Ia 10 make II q
link In the projected Fl Paso road to
the Pacific, making through line from
ocean to ocean under control OF a single
company. .t.l D
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REV. DIR. BRANN seems likely to find
himself pretty fully occupied With our
correspondents. Two pay their re-
spects TO him this morning. One who
appears to be pretty we'll up in Romlsh
history asks for q variety OF historical
information, and the other, Enquirer, !"
rejoIns to the Reverend Doctors note
Of yesterday. The controversy WAKES
in Interest, t
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ANT1DoTE TO TOBACCO. Ia stated
that water crosses furnish positive
antIdote to the injurious effects OF nlco.
tine, and 1t has been recommended TO
soak tobacco leaves with an extract OF
this vegetable, as, without affecting the
peculiar aroma OF the tobacco, Il IL ex~
peeled 70 obyiate any dangerous re.
sults.-Er. ~, y 's9EI.T ITIl,
How would Il do, after this has been
done to throw the tobacco away. That
would render II entirely lnnocuous.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
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BERGER-MORGAN.- On Thursday. I,e.
S SeI gIh, lS9; u the residence d the
BERGER, Of Wheeling, W, Va, 10 Mi n.
SUE MORGAN, Of BellRlrel Ohio,
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THE amount realized by the Govern.
ment sale of IIarper's Ferry property
was S20I, 444,5O.
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EVERY ticket to Father Hyaclnthe's
lecture at the New York Academy OF
Music ThurSday evening, was sold ak.
~ hours In advance.
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SOME Of Brigham Young's mission
aries have been preaching In Marlins-
burg, ..r.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

=. W. As'EJ1INNF1AHA 7
No. 81 Main. Street, wheeling,
rs IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND well
i selected stock Of the best brands OF
Hnewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars,
the lowest rates. An examination or hls
stock e solicited. ordera promptly filled.
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COMMISSIONERS 0FYICE,
WHRELING, December 10y,
Sundries.

STEEL AND IRON PLow WINGS, no.
y Pressed Nuts, Cast and Shear Steel Az
Mails, PIs'seds ! spisas, e. '''f"' '"
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feb7 81 Main HtHeeI
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WHEELING, W. VA.
In Chancery.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF oAI9
l. County, West Va.
John Hamilton

John Hamilton
Va.
A. ]. Harry, Administrator OF the estate I"
Ara u. Johnston. decd, and Others.
Pursuant TO decroe made In this cans
on the SOLh day OF November, A. De- ~,
Commissioners OF this Court 70 take these
count OF the assets OF the said estate III we
hands Of the said A. j. Harry w such ~.
mlnlnrator. and that he cali In the crNli,
tons OF the Baid Asa d. Johnston, decd, upon
giving n otic0 for four successive weeks 10
Newspaper published In tho CITY Of Wnr,r
ing, and that he reports the amount due "
The SAID estate and their priority, II NM,
ana such other matter aH no may ''r'"
necessary. .-.
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Call at Once While the Stock
is Full.
s. E, Cor. Main L Monroe Streets,

deol
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l9. Was Pope Adrian frat infallible
when he told Charlemagne OF the Do,
nation OF Constantlne,' Of the provinces
Of the west and Italy, because Pope
Sylvester cured the Emperor's leprosy
BY the waters Of baptism, and It was all
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-09-03

PREPARING EoR BUsnTEss.-Our
Merchants are making ample pro-
vision for the fall trade. A number
have already beer east and others are
preparing to go. James Miller of the
firm of Miller Wilson & Co. while
east has purchased an immense
stock of goods. Erasmus Wilson, of
the firm of Wilson Bros, returned
from New York City last week
whittier he has been to purchase a
stock.
William Ireland returned last week
from the east and from the piles of
goods being opened by that firm this
week, we rather surinise they mean
business. Whitney g. Rogers are
receiving large instalment of boots
and shoes. A. Trowbridge has gone
east for the purpose of purchasing a
new stock. New goods and D large
stock seem to be the programme of
everybusiness house i'm town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-09-03
RETAIL MARKET.
Special Notices.
The Great Medical Mistake

OF former days was an utter neglect OF sanitary
precautions. No efficient means was adopted for
the prevention OF sickness. Sewerage was un-
known in cities; drainage was rarely attempted
In the country. Heaps OF ofhl were left To rot In
the public streets, and domestic cleanliness, the
great antidote 10 febric diseases, was sadly neg
lected. II IL not so now. Wise laws philanthropy
ic institutions and vigilant sanitary police have
TO great extent, remedied the evil Nor Is this
all. PREVENTIVE MEDICATION has helped materi-
ally to lesssnthe rates OF mortality II Is not too
much TO say that TENS OF THOUSANDS escape
sickness In unhealthy seasons in consequence Of
having IsyIGoRATED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE
by course OF HOSTETTER's STOMACH BIT.
TIERS. This pure and powerful vegetable tonic
and Alternative comprises the extracts and essences
Of a variety OF roots and herbs, renowned for
their strengthening, soothing WALKING and puri-
flying properties. These medicinal agents are In
corporated with spirits absolutely free from the
acrid poison which dcfiles, more or less, ain the
through the whole frame by this actiye, yet harm
less stimuiant. The result IL ssch condition of
the system renders II all but issper cious to the
exterior cause of disease. such a. damn, fog.
sndden alterations Of temperature. &c
Strength, and the perfect regularity OF all the
functions OF the body, are the best safeguards
against atmospheric poison and the effects of un-
wholesome wat,-, md IIosTETTER's BI1TERs
are the best strengthening and regulating medi.
cine at present known. Foadyspepsia and bilious.
lefs they arc SPECIFIC AgsslrrE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-09-03

The citizens of Cedar Falls and adj
joining country are informed that I
have recently enlarged my sky light
and made other important improve.
ment In my gallery, which enables
me to execute fine work with salts
faction to all my patrons. I return
my thanks to all who have so gener-
ously patronized me in the past three
years and solicit continuance of the
same. / aim to give entire satisfac-
ton and In the taking of pictures do
not propose to be excelled by any
artist In the State. With my en-
larged sky light can take pictures
In ono quarter the time of sitting
that 1 have done heretofore.
MRS. A. GIBSON.