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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09
For Rent.

tINHE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
/ by Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
street.
Also one on east side OF Main strcen, near
Quincy. Possession Eirst OF April next,
Apply 10
nOVl2.lm W. l.. McAREE.
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CURE or DYSPEPSIA AND sCRoFULA,


CURE or DGsPEPs1A AND sCRoFuLA.
- 4 = I PARKERaBURa, April ID.
T. h. LOGAN, Eso.-Dedr Sir 81 wrote To
you some time kince for q bottle OF Brent.
nngerh Fluid Extract OF Harsapar ma and
Dandelont and must say that It hRg acted
upon me Ike charm. I have been afiiiet-
e LOT near two yeAn with DySpepaia: two.
nIus OF me time I Vomlted ftnm one 10
hree times day. I had given up the idea
o. ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
nag given up all hopes Of my ever
ge.png ven again. Added 70 this, suffered
WIN tne 6efofulA very much. Since last
september one Eide OF my neck Was one en.
tire sore, composed Of Bone eayen running
Ore. The uAe Of one bottle has much I'M.
proved me. Ny stomach 10 relieved and nv
neck has Improved beyond my 1noSt san.
gulne expectations. ! feel much encouraged.
anu mink BY The use OF one or two bottles
more, shall DO relieved entirely. You WIN
please send me two bottles by tie boat.
Yours, respectfully,
J. VI. HOMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

FuRs, FURs.-A large stock OF Chill
drens' Furs, for the holidays. Brues
4 Sanders.
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For ROM.

TNHe LARGE AND ooMMopIoUs Three
story Dwelling, No, III Market street,
containing 10 rooms. This 10 one Of the
Dest located houses in the city. Possession
MIS-. e. HARBOUR,
nov22.lm 10 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered in
Fine Mink and Sable Fars, at Brues &
Sanders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

JUNIPER TAR SOAP" cures cnapped hands
saltrheum. plmplea, and all cutaneous Of.
iections, rendering the akin son and smooth.
Manufactured by ... De-
CAsWELL, HAZARD AGO.,
New York.
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GkeQHtelli9ettreH:
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. ..
Kew Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Steamer CamelIa.
Executors Sale.
Trustees Sale. .....
Desirable Farm at Public Sale.
Sign OF the Big Camera.
The Holidays-Oxtoby & Dulleld.
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Liverpool Fine Salt.
0U Just received and for sale by
lInOv25 M. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09
For Sale to Close an Estate.
THE TIEsr,cLAss
DWELLING HOUSE.

Situated on the north east corner OF Hamp-
den and sixth streets, now occupied by MrS,
Carter. There Il full lot, and the house IL
everything about the premises in thorough
repair. Possession given on the LIST OF April,
J.P. LEWIS,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, VIVA.
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1us 5aIt.
For Sale.

UNHE EAST HALF OF LOT CORNER
L Hampden and byron streets, 80 IeOt front
gu Hampton, running hack 10 feet 10 an
alley.
tIsc7 l., IRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09
For Rent.

AdELoDEoH HALL, NOW OCCUPIED
WI by the Good Templars. Possession lst
SAne. Also two large lnHhed rooms on
nrSt and second fio0Fs; entrance same a. 20
lntellIgencer ONCE. Immediat Q possession,
or LIST OF April next, Apply 70
nOvl2.lm VIM. L. McAFEE
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USE the French Imperial Bronzs.-
Forgey has It,
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Land For Sale.

+ AND SUITABLE FOR GARDENING
II purposes, within three miles OF tho city,
On the National Road. Plat OF the proper
" can be Seen at ]. II. Goods law ONCE.
uOy9.I H, PARKS,
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8as 2tat.
For Rent

rNHE STORE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED by
l. MI. 3. Kline, No. n Main street. Pos
session given April lst, 1870.
For terms, &C., apply 70 o,rp,,,
novlS.lm Real Estate Agent.
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ThTELLIGENCER JOB OFPIUH,
L No. Is Quincy street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

UAhus AND HEADS, neatly printed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

SHOW BILLS Tor Country Merchants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

INsURA II POLICIES AND BLANKS
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADING
PROGRAMMES AND PoSrERA
IlHhJKA NOTIoI. REfIEIKsr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

him, hns disturbed the programme very consider
ably, and u breach may b, the consequence.
lhcrc Is hardly anything now IN our municipal
politics. The report (it ioyer got in the papers,
BY the way) that Sheriff D'Brien was to lose his
Office by due process Of hw, can state as untrue
from the best authority.
Hoffman, our new Gowrnor has arranged his
" cabinet at Albany TO TIC satisfaction Of Inn
many, md 80 iudicousyas to satisfy almost ev-
cry one.
The Railroad war; Is il has been donomin-
atei, is about in the sum, quandary as when last
reported. Fisk appears o have got little the
hest Of it, BY last account,
Tho latest ii1tdro in thi Roger murder mys-
terry ~ TINT the detective, have found the right
man. But they have not done anything of the
kind. NKaaONrEa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

man could no longer hold Atlanta III.
bong TOO long. He asked permission /, /
stroy the town aud move to tho soa m,bs
upon the country, and turning at bav = \
Hood whenever the lattor pursued X. i
closely. An this seemed brilliant ana
dicrly TO me, and asked Grant u1.
Il made him laugh.
Why" he said, / was WONDERING :,
Hood would find to subsist upon if l. 4
lowed in the rear OF Sherman"
THUS was the General supplying an o..
of genius Sherman supposed that NJ
would follow him. Grant knew tina, h
could not cat of the barren aud dcua,'
country. SO he sent this word to gben.
You have my permission to destroy AN
aud march to the sea after You de;aeb M
field and ---- to 60 TO Tcunnosce n
viii not follow you he will march h.
Nashville" Now seoi Had Sherman I,
ried off his whole force scaward, initial,
the effect Of his movement upon ilood. N,
vile would have fallen, Ohio and lpr
been invaded, and the Southern Coni,,iv,
been an accomplished fact
"Grant," said IIillycr. Is stern AZ j !,
ter. There is no finer story Of two stern Y
than Grant and George IL. Thomas beior, I
battle of Nashville. Thomas has ls5
of being whipped, and he Is causio,.s ap
date to the last degree till the tine for 4,
sion has come. Grant sent word 10 Tha
to move out Of his works and attack M
Thomas was not rcady, and he went on, l.
erately with his preparations. Grant :
graphcd again; " The country is excited
tack :" Thomas was not yet quite reair
Then Grant sent John A. Logan 10 Loaia
to be ready to take command and telegrsDl
again " II you DO not attack Hood b,s
- date, shall be under the painful
eessity of relieving you" Just at that t.
Thomas was ready. not by necessity, bal
the completion Of his affairs, and the hal
collision Of events made The baltic Of M
vile an honor to both"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10


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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

| The PeiOapede Mania -irhaf IL niag amount yo-
| Brodd'cay and lis Increasing Briliidn7j-- The
| : ORc lloHar' &oros--A nan No,ospapsr--
| VIVA mH Grant 2-CHy Pohi,s-T The Raik
rood " Wer''-Ihe" Rogers Bmrd,r' Hinatitg,
eic., &c.
NRw YORK, Feb >, 1869.
HE amusementSol the metropolis have received
q considerable contribution by the introduction
| OF The French yeloeipele. For the cultivation III
tins amusement four schools are established in
thus city ami two in brooklyn. The chief school
Is Mt the corner oil Twenty stree and Brad-
Way Here, must say, very interesting per-
lOrmaIce can be witnessed nightly. The chief
or superintendent, Of the place Is most graceful
performer ON the French innovation. and, il j.
s,ld, can make fifteen miles an hour ON the flow
ing wheels. Among those who greatly frequent
the : school IN question, may be mentioned
Mr. chares A Dana, the chief editor of the Sun
newspaper. Indeed he has yelocpedes on the
pr'in, ana may almost nightly be seen testing his
equestrian powers upon the inanimnte steod.
Some OF our journalists are 80 enthusiastic as 10
rcdict that the time will come when the wooden
morse VIII, IN great measure, snprr<e,le NIL 9TH
CT modes Of conveyance. This NAV he n Iittle
rash but We may yet sec the hour when Ho,aee
Hreeley-who would not like to sec Greeley on a
veioclpede proceeding to the Tribune Office on
sueh an improvement Bennett wooping down
70 his stronghold Of the Herald from WasI1Inyton
lights and Raymond, in sheer conte,npt al the
3nllguad, taekling the Times in wild effort to
make . ieu in Washington correspondcnoe
broadway was never 80 bright and brilliant as
now heauty elegance and Grecian Bends throno
lhe susct, and the general rush and splendor n
ne thoroughfare Is something extraordinary.
Two Of the principal features, in the WAY fsho,s
are the " one dollar stores, which are utter
frauds in every sense Of the word pcople are
aciaded INTO the idea that they can buy anythine
lyr dollar nythng from porcelain vase 10 n
Steinway piano,-bnt never saw any one who
bought at the " Dollar Stores'' who did moi Ind
out IN the end, that he Tor she) was most eyre
gionsy swindled. 50
The various counters 1.-THE counters he the
way are very variousj are attended to by a multi
tude ofpretty girls; and any further conrnent NJ.
inference than this is hardly necessary.
Ihe Appletons arc getting out new ne,vs,a-
per " will be a weekly pictorial. something of |
cross between ifatpvs' and the &eicntifc z,aey-
'.~, Inc held Is, IN measure, new one. and |
!. remains to DO seem whether or not the PUBLISH
'fs So have been happy in choosing their time.
Inc prospective action Of the President elect |
Ven Srant, Is source Of much anxiety on he
part OF our Republican politicians, who are how
ever, stu hopeful that he will prove truly loilv
% the party which has placed him in power. His |
refusal, however, 10 he present at the Inaugural
reception, which was 50 nicely cooked M for |
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The Chicago, Rock Island and Pact
rairod filed a mortgage in Madison counJ
Ia, a few days since, representing 100000
worth Of property, and on which tho rcyns
stamps amounted to $4,000.
The sharp custon-house officers at So
Francisco have detected wholesale smuulin.
on the Pacific mail steamers plying at tbs
Iport. On the Panama steamers they sebt
during December over IL 900 cigars, and a
the Great Republic, of the China and JaTM
line, over 10000 worth Of opium.
There is a member Of the House Of Rrp
resentatives at Washington, who decides Al
his votes on private aud subsidy bills b
7" Tipping up one Of the old fashioned COP
? or cents which he keeps on his desk fof that
P1rpose. He thinks that he votes more hon.
es tly and quite as inteligcntly as his COL
lea CUES.
Secretary Stanton finds warm dcfenda
agar INST those who would defame him in ihi
estin iation Of Gen. Grant, in Mr.. Dana Of III
Sxa formerly assistant secretary Of war. Nh
Dana declares earnestly, from the beginnip
TO the end Of Gen. Grants career during d
war, h had constant and nnwsverinr sm
porter in Mr.. Stanton"
The agents of the Pacific railroad AZ
sinkin an artesian well in the neighborhoo
Of lilo { Springs on the desert between ID
Truck oe aud Humboldt rivers. They hav
bored 10 the depth Of 800 feot, aud the wae
is still hot, but they hope to strike cold waite
further down.
AT rock-blasting on the Lebanr
5prin g Railroad, in the town Of South p.
tersbuTg. Rensselaer, County. New York. On
saturday mourning, three men named John
Jonncrs and Il. II. Webster Of Syracuse, and
VIM. Clayton, were killed, and five other.
we're injured, by the premature explosion Of
nitro glyccrine. OF the injured, John o..
Neal cannot possibly survive. The killed
we're horribly mutilatcd, their limbs being
'low off and their bodies rendered almost
lnre, ognizahlc.
- An indignant orator at political meci.
ng d smolished his opponent by thundering
nut; II deny the allegation and defy the al
igato r."
Il he Wisconsin Assembly has passed
esolui ion g to promote good morals by pro.
ibitlp the chewing Of tobacco in the As
emily chamber
--Twvr tty-scyen balls arc announced ior
his week at Now York, including the Char.
iy and thu, Arion, two of the grandest affair
4 the re AZ on. ssf
Two thousand dollars worth Of German
ooks, i'm ported for the Cincinnati, o., public
brary, W ere seized and con6ecated, the 9TH
r day, b, rause a lot belonging TO private
arties had been smugglcd in along with then
ran oil minister tho other day asked
oman wha I could DO done TO induce her hus
and to att, md church IL don't know, she
piled, az nless you were to put a pipe and
jug of VIII isky in the pew"
The pr ,perty of Gen. Beauregard IN
lemphis, wi lich has been held by tho United
tates for long time, has been restored
is private p arers in the war department arc
kewise soon TO be restored 10 him. DIV
= Enamcle d brick of all colors are nov
anufaotured in Cincinnati. They are de-
gned for bull diup fronts. and need no paint
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Mir Blaine remarked that the amendment ;N WV ,Hi
be held to be in order at the cnI 0, WY la thc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

t,,,igcj and defended Mt length ON Friday, that
canoi snifnue can be secured simply by an do q
CogoreSs. which he claims would be an easier
''"y' '''' y. -l---i --.,., ,i.on hv nnusti-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

ns qualification Tor voting 10 nc ucoiu. .y,,oJ in
state. Except such citizens as have engage; ~,
rcbelion or instruction, or shall be duly CONVICT
= - .-ooe,, other infamous crime
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IL All desiring to take the benefit of this offer
are requested 10 say 50 in their order, giving
niine and postofico distinctly, that a full record
may be kept. ! 'st elai .ll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

District Courts OF the United States and the court
of highest jurisdiction in each state and territory,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

liam n. Lord, y. D., OF Montpelier, have
each been settled more than twenty years
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the question of the finances. Mr. Schenck on his
resolution in reference to the Union Pacific Rail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-02-10

business, and possessing the full
parties where he is best known,
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England and Franco was only aOG,ssOi. \. |.
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From our New York Correspondent.

fhe Feioapede Mama Il may amount To
breddieay qnd rs Increasing BrViiants'- The
one Dollar" &oros-.i nas Nc,osSapey--
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SUPPLEMENT-.


GREAT INDUCEM
no
T. A r. M e r. 81
FulaS believing that Agriculture is the great
interest that underliea the prosperity OF our whole
country -- that 1t Is the foundation ON which al
other Industries rest we design 10 give still
greater space and prominence 20 its discussion
and encouragement in the columns Of the Waicl-
man 4 Journal thnn heretofore. 10 this end we
faso secured The assistance o. somc Of the most
Intelligent and entefprisng Farmers In the State,
to act in conjunction with those
ETERAN AGRICUL LII RISTS
who have for sope time had the supervision Of
our
FA RM ERR y DEPARTM ENT
Acting under their advice, and with view 10
bring our abors 10 bear upon the greatest possible
number of those interested, and alo to secure
more general introduction Of those improved crops
now controlling the markets and 50 richly iawari
ing intelligent toll, we have procured st gro.
expense, quantity Of the genuine
EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
and also of the Justly celebnted
NORWAY OATS,
which we propose 10 deliver, within the month Of
March next, free Of expense, TO I'LL
NEW SuBsC RIDERS
reported within tho succeeding three months, who
shall pay one year in advance, ($2,) delivered in
quantities Of not less than
TEN PRODUCTIVE EYES
0 of the Potatoes, and
lIr o n u q u X 4
of tho Oats. This amount, with the practice of
our scientific farmers, will in "a single year furn-
isi the requisite seed for an extensive crop Will
our
Fla RIM Err RE AID II RS
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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-02-10

How TO Cook BEEFsTEAK. travel
ing through our County, says the Colum-
bian, we have found that our people can
make incompatible buck-wheat cakes, but
that three-fourths of them cannot cook d
oeefsteak, For the general good we pub
ish the following recipe:
"The frying-pan being wiped very dry,
place it upon the stove, and let it becomf
not, very hot. In the meantime mangl'
the steak-if it chance to be sirloin, ST
much the better-pepper and salt it, theI
ay it on the hot, dry pan, which instantly
cover as tight as possible. When the raw
hesh touches the heated pan, of course Ii
seethes and adheres to it, but in few sec
onds it becomes loosened and juicy. Every
nalf minute turn the steak +; but be careful
TO keep it as much as possible under cover.
When nearly done lay a small piece of but
ter upon it, and if you want much gravy
add u tablespoonful of strong good coffee.
In three minutes from the time the steak
first goes into the pan it is ready for the
table, This method of cooking makes the
most delicious, delicately broiled steak, full
of juice, yet retaining the healthy beefy
flavor, than any Johnny Bull could require.
The same method may be applied to NUT
ton chops, only they require little long
er cooking to prevent them from beins
rare. An excellent gravy may be made
Tor them by adding little cream, thicken-
ed with pinch of flour, into which, when
off the fire and partly cooled, stir in the
yoik of an egg well beaten" :"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-02-10

SPEAK Low.-I know some houses well
built and handsomely furnished, where 1t
Is aot pleasant to be even visitor. Sharp,
'.ugry tones resound through them from
morning till night, and is as contagious as
he measles, and much more to be dreaded
n household. The children catch it and
it lasts for life A friend had such neigh
DOR within hearing of her house, and even
Poll Parrot has caught the tone, and de-
lights in screaming and scolding, until she
mad been sent into the country to improve
her habits. Children catch cross tones
quicker than parrots, aud it is mucl claDre
expensive habit. Where a mother sets
example you will scarcely hear a pleasant
word among the children in their play
with each other. Yet the discipline of such
a family is weak and irregular. The chill
lren expect just so much scolding before
they do anything they are hidden while III
many a home where the low firm voice OF
the mother, or decided look of her eye Is
aw, they never think of disobedience
,ither in or out of her sight.
o, mothers, it is worth great deal to
cultivate that excellent thing in woman,
ow sweet voice If You are ever so much
.ired by the mischievous or willful franks
IF the little ones, speak low. 1t will be
sreat help to you, even to try and be cheer
ii, if you cannot wholly succeed. Anger
makes you wretched, and your children
ilso Impatient, angry tones never did
he heart good, but plenty OF evil. Read
at-Solomon says of them, and remember
hat he wrote with an inspired pen. You
.annot have the excuse for them that they
Tighten your burdens any, for they make
hem ten times heavier. For your own,
as your children sake, learn to speak low
They will remember that one tone when
you are under the willows. So, too would
hey remember harsh and angry voice.
Which legacy will you leave your children !