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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01


TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies In the
use OF HAEan's Magnolia Balm Tor the
Complexion. .r'
RoughnssS, RednesS, Blotches, Sun
burn, PreckleS and Tan disappear
where Il - applied, and beautiful
Complexion Of pure, satin like texture
ls obtained. The plalnest features are
made to glow with Hsalthful Bloom
and Youthful Beauty.
Remember. Hagan'S Magnolia Balm
ID the thing that produces these effects,
and any Lady can secure u for Is cents
at any Of our stores.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair use
Lyons KathAiron. ocIll-lmeoddaw.
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#GGItaI.
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Il at once agreeable,
healthy, anl cneCIual
for preserving the
lair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to It's original color.
TiM he gloss and
freshness Of yomh.
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and Of The Son, and OF the Holy Ghost.
Baftig pronounced man and wife, 4
solemn prayer was offered by The BIsh.
op, calling on God To bless the union OF
the couple, and the benedictlon Of the
Church being given, the ceremonies Ter.
minated and the assemblage LEFT the
church. Ia l OIL.
30 gredE was tho number OF carriages,
tho multitude Of people, and tho gen.
eral excitement Incident 10 the event,
that It was At least half an hour before
the President and distinguished guests
Of the bridal party could be seated In
tholr carriages. '' ''
The opportunity was seized by the
asSemblaR0 generally 10 present their
respects 10 the President, and this be-.
Ing over, the specially Invited guests
were driven TO Bishop SImpson's real !.
dence, No. 1907, Mount Vernon erect
where o reception was held which con.
tlnued until midnight,
The bride was the recipient OF hAnd-
some presents valued al many thous.
nnds Of dollars, including o grand par.
Tor organ, esoritolEe, silver tea aets.
whole services Of solid silver, some ak
dozen silver spoons and forks, table
linen, silver pitchers and Eoblets. oyS.
ter tureenB and Balvers, coffee urnB,
cake and fruit knives, handsome Blbleg,
toilet sets, medicine chest, napkin
rings, pearls, paintings. workSbaske
glass and AllVerwhre OF peculiar kind
and construction, with many other ar-
tIoleg, making Ia the aggregate over one
hundred In number, and being q rich
and rare collection.
In addition TO these, checks were
drawn for sums Of 500 on the Bank OF
North America, by James Long, and
$500 by John Evans, Of Colorado, on
the First National Bank OF Denver. a
500 Rreenback was also presented BY
Mrs. Thomas Price, OF PhlladelphIa.
The ceremonies at the house were CON.
Quoted with much regularity and pre-
clslon, 40 were the solmeultIes at The
church. At the house three ushors con.
Quoted the guests to Mr.. BAkes, who
In turn presented them TO the newly.
married couple. Al the church the ush.
era were % 1ollows:-
Middle aisle, James MlllIgan and
George BodIne; east aisle, William
MariB and William Stevenson, Jr,; west
aisle, Thomas Price, Jr.; and Charles
]. HarVelln.
The happy couple will sail from New
York FOR HAvre on Saturday, In the
steamer Pereire, Mr.. Weaver having
been appointed American Consul NJ
Brlndisit Italy.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
G1staBII'1esI Al a kEFUGs FROM
oUACRERY.
THR ONLY PhAGH WRERE 4 UURA
UAh BIZ OBT1LNAlb.

I0R JOHNSON haA discovered tho mOs,
~ CertAln, speedy, and only E[Iectuai
Remedy In The World for Weakness Of the
Haek or LimhA, stlctures, Affections OF the
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DIschar.
geB, 1mpoteney, General Debility, Nervous
mess, DygpepatA, LAngunT, Low Spirits, Con.
fusion o. ldeaa, Palpltattn Of tho HeRrL,
T1mldity, Trembling, Dimnea Of Sight OF
diddlnea8, Disease OfthO lead, Throat, Nos.
or Skin, Affections oil Tue liver, Lungs.
Stomach or BOwelH-tttId0 Terrible bEtAInisrT
ar41ng rom solitary Habits Of YOutll-aeCfrI
tins than the song ofayrens 70 the Mariner.
or Ulysses, ollghtlna their most BRILLIANT
hopes or authorizations, rendering marriage
&C, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
especially, Wnu have booUme tho victims N,
Solltary Nlce, that dreadful and degtructIyt
habit which annually sweeps 10 an unlInieE
grave thouSandB OF Young Mon OF the most
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect, 1yL,,
might otherwise have eptranced lEtanlnL
Senat0n with the thundars OF alOQueucg. az
walked 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, may call
with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married PerBons, or Young Men cOnl,u
plating marriage, being aware Of Phy6IruL
Weakness, Organic Debility, leiOriniIits
speedily cured.
Hd VIM pktSt4 HlulJdu OuuOT LUG Cffb a.,
Dr. J. may EellgiouAy cOntdo Iu Ills hOnuI
q gentleman, and confidently rOly np,n
hia skill ~ = physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing Affection, which r,IiIleIs
nf0 miserable and marriage impossible N lie
penalty paid by The victIms0f Improper In
dulgenoGs. Young peIBOnb are TOO apt 10
commit exceHSts5 FOIn not being aware 0i IlIt
dreadful consequences that may enHpe, Now
tend " deny that the power OF prOcreatioli i.
lost sooner BY those falling into ImprOIsu
haDlIs than " tic PRUDENT Besides BENZ
deprived OF the pleasure OF healthy Orisprlnv,
the most serious and destructive symptoms
Of both body ami InInd arise, The EyslnliI
UecAmOn deranRed, the PhyBlClRl aud Mentai
Junction. Weakened, LOsD OF FrUGreaLiVs
Power, Nervous lrrluAbllity, Dyspepsia, Phi.
pltALiUn VI tho Heart, indigestion, ConSti.
lnuonM debility, and Wasting Of tlis FraTne
Uuugh, Consumption, Decay Gnd.lIOGth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01


Or. J. addresses all those who hsyc In,nrod
themselves by improper indulgence and sOli.
tRry habits, Which rum both body and mimi.
uniting them for either businen, study, 90
elety or marriage.
These are come OF the sad and melaucholv
Objects produced by early hAbIt9 Of vnmIG
VIZ: Weakness OF the BseOk aud iIiInbS' Pains
In the Head, Dlmness Of Sight, Los Oi NnE"
oular Power, PalplLAuon OF the HOari. iivS-
peldla, Nervous lTrilADIllAy, DerSnggIneni 1r
NE Digestive tunctionBS General DobiIitV
symptoms OF Consumption, &c,
MENTALLY.--Th0 fearful etftscLs mn lr.
mind are much 10 bedretuied. LOSs oT Me,n.
DRY, ConfuHlon Of Ideas, Depression Of i oiTiiE
EVIL Forebodlngs, AvenlOn 10 SOcletyi H.,SG
home Of the evllH produced.
ThouandBof persons Of all ages can now
Judge what Ia the cause Of their de0lininC
health, losing thdr VigoT, becoming WeaE.
pale, nervous and emRciated, HAVING n JTt
gulRr appearance aDout the eyoa CGnyh. and
symptoms OF Consumption. '''-"A
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acknowledgement
OUrOBER,

The scholar drops hIa book and pan
10 mix with Visions sober
The EOtgso Oh UNITS OF hill and glOn-
The pallet ofUcEobor!
For, JAcob.like, the waning year,
with pAtIlAfchlal passion,
Gives " the mouth 81 pTem6ly dear
LIS many.eolOred faShion.
To this conBplred the buds Of Spring.
And all Tho months and seasons
Their BheAy6g 70 his tho eleven bling
In dutlful obelBance. ~
Earth hnds no bluer, fAirer skieA,
Since June's, the gentle hearted;
Each DouRh HuAp6ndB some sweet surprise,
0lu pay Tor Sitts departed.
IT'S sweet when Mays young leaves I'm FOL,
To drink her charmed caresjes,
To-day the forests IRE and gold
Our inmoBt being blaIses.
30, scholar. lot thy dream fulfill-
Add bllAful thought 70 sober;
And greet whom Life and Joy o'OrBplll.
The goEg0oul-huOd octoboF.
-[JOtI Barion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

AGlnbOr or tho Royal Collcgoof snrvson,
London, Graduate Of one OF Tie nuSi ami.
nent Colleges In The United HLALod, aud liz,
greater part OF whose life las been spent in
lIe hospitals OF LOnuon, Paris, thllanelphI,
and elsewhere has effected some OF the InOI
astonishing cures that were ever Known.
many troubled with ringing IN lilo load AMI
eatrS when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed al Audd6n sounds, bash fulnt,ss,, will
frequent bluAhlng, attended BOneLiiIlgs with
derAngsmOnt Of MUD, wore curesi Lmme-
diaLely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

Where you will ind the largest and choicest
selection OF everything usually found
/ In o Dry Goods, Notion and Car.
pet Establishment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
DR. jon NlB ToN,

once No. = South Frederick EtrCs,,
Left hand side going from Baltimore rent. n
lew doom nom tho corner, Fail moi u, ~
Sorye the name and number,
o1rNo letters received unlesN nn,,I ,u,J a, =,
containing q stamp 10 be uSed on liz Te M
Persons writing should state ave, AMI ANS
portion OF advertisement describing Syn1p.
The DoctorH pIPLoMA n,rr,,, h,...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY a c.rro,n
practice, INDUCED In when alone, i mann i,.'
quently learned from evil companiOnh. or nj
school, the e1ecIA Of which are nlpntry hi.
even when asleep, and, II not cured, r1ldcrs
marriage lmpoAibie, and DESTROYS DOtL mini
and body, should apply Immediately,
What o pity thAta young man, die INN, N,
his country, the pride OF hM parents, sil0nlI
be Snaiched from all proSpecLa aud enj1V.
menH OF life by the consequence OF deVij,.
IN certain secret habit. such persOnS mnsih
before emDlatinO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
MARRIAGE,

reneGt that sound mind ami body .r,I,,,
most necessary requisites " promote CuuII,.
DiHl happiness. lnd0od, without Lll,c., H.
Journey through life DecOmeS EuarT Nil.
gIunAEo; tho prospect hourly dnrkens 10 Tia
view, tie mind bec0m6s Swallowed viii, T I'S
spalE and hlled with the nlelAuuhOlvf rSN'o
Ton that the happiness OF another b. o0Ina,
Ollghtcd with our own, H''4'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
DIAEAAEs or IMpKuDENrE.

When the misguided and imprudont vo,A.
~ OF pleasure tnd9 that he has iniblIICi lIIe
seeds Of this painful disease Il 100 Oflsn mar
pens that an ill-tlmed sense OF shan% q,
dread OF discovery deterB hun frOIn Rpplylnp
70 those, who from education nnu TtSpicias
htlity, CAR alone Defriend him, delaying mi
the constitutional syInptdIus or thS horn
disease make AelT 1pletIrAnUo, such la uIct q.
rated sore throat, pleased nOSe, nOcluTnhI 1
pains In the head and IInha dim nelpI OF sishI
deafness, nodes Oh tho shin .bOnca anu uFiIis
OlotcheA on tho head, fRco AMI cXtEGmllIr
progressing with flHhtful rHpIulty, IN nj
last the palate Of the mouth or tile iSlnrs
otthe nGso lAll In, and the Victim Of LlIIs
awful disease becomes horrId obIectI
COMMUNICATION, VI death puts a period lUh
Undiscovered County nom whence no
II lBA MELANCHOLY FAUr nat ,tnr.
sands lRl Victims W this terrible iSs,' SS,.'.
Ing 70 the ullAkillfulnoH Of IHnOIRmI nI,,
tenders, who, by the uba Of thai DENltI.y
POlsON, MERCURY, ruin tho cOnsliIniIon
And mako the residue of liiO nIISoraLIo '''""
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
ne DoctorSDlPIohA hang In his ONCE,


The many thousands cured nj This os,o,.
!Ahment within the last twenty YEAR t a..6
the NUMEROUS Important surgical CJnSt1, i nm
peEiormed by d.. Johnston, Wltncstsl 6v i've
t rnP1qan, o. 1ne syn and many other rSleTs
again before The public, beFiieS hiS sIs MINI
vi IA gentleman Of character and rCSpeeims
putty u Sunielent guarantee 10 Inc Httiieteti
SK S!I DIsEAAEa SPEEDILY CURED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
The Cheap Cash Store of the Place

I am now almost daily receiving Mag.
nincent Block Of
silk PoplIns, ... ..... ..
Empress Cloths
BlaritE, Satin Faced, ...
MerinoB,
French MerInos, ..-a.
MMPSSa pII and Alpaca Poplius,
Plaid Popllns,
Mantllla VelVets,
Ohlnchillas and Beaver Cloths,
shawB OF all kinds, 90
blankets, FlannelB,.
cloths, CaRaimareH, ...
Yankee Notions, Gloves,
AosLeiy. Dress Trimmings,
Carpets and OH Cloths ..
Bugs, Blinds, &o., 40.
Also an endless variety OF good oallcos
from 10 l6c; MuGlins from 10 to zoe; FIan-
nelS from Is TO 600; Hoop skirts nom $50 To
III "; Balmorals from 81 90 TO 81 90; CARPETS
nom 800 70 81 Is. Blankets from Is 50 70 $40 on
q pair; Plaid Dress Goods from 2o 10 81 20 q
yard, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
ALL CASH BUYERS, either Wholesale or
Retail, are respectfully invited 10 call aud
examine our stock before purchasing else
Where.'
m JOHN ROENIEH.
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Having bought largely during the late
Panic, am enabled 70 sell al Greatly Re.
duced Prices, constantly enleavoring 10
eminently
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-08
MRIST,S EXAMPLE.

There is one thing that is worthy of the
serious consideration of every individual.
It is the example of Christ. Look at it in
any point of view you please, and it is peer
less. He spake as never man spake; He
taught as never man taught; He lived as
never man lived; He died as never man
died. No infdel has ever been so deluded
as to attempt to show that Jesus did wrong
either in word or deed. His words did
good while he lived God manifest in the
Aesh-and still do good, and ever will do
good. His life was spent in going about
doing good, and his gospel is still going
about doing good. No man can say Jesus
made good man a bad man; sober man a
drunkard; an honest man thief; law
abiding man an outlaw. No man can say
that those who are like Jesus, are bad men.
On the contrary, Jesus makes the wicked
righteous. To belike Jesus is to be happy,
to follow him is to be good and do good
to go to Heaven yourself and take others
with you.
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NOW AND HEREAFTER -
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er literature, and full knowledge Of the worlds
whole news, from week to week.
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RELIGION IS POSITIVE.

The difference which exists between the
religion of Christ Jesus, and the religion Of
the moralist, is this: The former is posi-.
tive force, the latter mere negative. The
moralist does nothing-he can do nothing
he attempts nothing but mere neutrality
It is the force of the sluggard when he folds
his arms in Indifference. But the religion
of Christ is positive. 1t uproots sin and
plants holiness. It breaks off sin by right
eousness and iniquity by turning unto God
1t makes its possessor not only to abstain
from evil but to do good. 1t brings him
into communion and fellowship with God
and prepares him for Heaven. Mere mo-
rality lulls to sleep and fits and prepares
its possessor for despair. The religion Of
Christ clothes us with the righteousness Of
Christ. Morality clothes US with fig leaves
The former removes remorse, regret and
shame; the latter attempts to hide it as the
culprit attempts to hide his guilt.
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CHE 9adits' zAepastu1ent,
"WOMAN,s WORK.o<

The Rev. Thomas K. Beecher says in
regard to woman's work, that the woman
who, is able to systemize and carry on
smoothly the work of an ordinary family;
illustrates higher sagacity than is called
for by seven eighths Of the tasks done by
man. Men take one trade and work at it !;
"a mothers and housekeeper's work re-
quires touch from all trades. A man
has work-hours and definite tasks; wo-
man has work at ,allhours, and iucessant
confusion of tasks. Let any man do a wo-
mans work for a single day-wash and
dress the children-having provided their
clothes the night before see that breakfast
is under way to suit the fault-fndlng hqqs.
hand; the washboiler on with water for the
wash, and the clothes assorted ready for the
washing, the dishwater heating, and the
luncheon thought out for the sehool-goers;
nice dinner in the good mans dinner-pail
the beds made after proper airing the
father convenience exactly hit for family
prayers the systematic sweeping of the
house at least once week, and Of living
rooms once to three times day, according
to the number of men to bring in the mud
the actual washing and hanging out Of
clothes; the drying, sprinkling, and fold
ing, and tomorrow the heironing of the same
the sorting and nnending of them, and pro,
visions for new ere the old give out the
making of bread three times week, with
cakes and pies interspersed judiciously
pickles, preserves, and cellar-stores to be
in, and not forgotten in their season chill
dren's manners to be attended to; company
to, be entertained; her own person to be tt
died to: meet lis eye; the tired hin to:be
welcomed and waited on by the no less
tired her, and the home made cheerful; his
trowsers to be patched after he goes to bed
$50 he can put them on in the morning,
the children to be helped about their les
sons, and reminded not to forget their Sun
day-school lessons; the shopping and mar
keting to be done for the household; house
repairs to be attended to, and matters ir
general kept straight at home: Meanwhile
"papa must not be hindered about his work,
because his work brings in the money. But
mans work does not 80 tax the head anc
heart and hand as woman'S work does.
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FEMALE AFFECTION.

Woman is not 80 selfish, q creature as
man. When the man is in love, the object
of his passion is himself. When woman is
enamoured of man,: she forgets herself, the
world and all it contains, and wishes to ex-
ist only for the object of her affection. How
few men make any violent sacrifice to SEN
timent. How many women does every
man know, who have sacrificed fortunes and
honors to noble, pure and disinterested
motives! A man mounts breach; he
braves danger, and obtains a victory. This
is glorious and great. He has served his
country, he has acquired fame, preferment,
riches. When he appears, respect awaits
him, admiration attends him, crowds press
to meet him, and theaters receive him with
bursts of applause. His glory does not die
with him. History preserves his memory
from oblivion. That thought cheers his
diving hour--and his last words, pronounced
with feeble pleasure, are I shall not die, -
A woman sends her husband to. the war
she lives but in that husband. Her soul
goes with him. She trembles for the safety
Of the land. Every. billoW that. swells- she
thinks it, to be his. tomb every: ball that
flies, she imagines is directed against him.
A brilliant capital appears to her a dreary
desert; her universe was man, and that
man, her terror tells her, is in danger;
Her days are days Of sorrow her nights
are sleepless. She sits immovable in her
mourning, in all the dignity and compos:
ure of grief, like Agrippain his chair; and
when at night she seeks repose, repose has
fled her couch the silent tear steals down
her cheek, and vets her pillow; or if by
chance, exhausted nature finds an hours
slumber, her distempered soul sees in that
sleep bleeding lover, or his mangled corpse
Time passes, and her grief increases, till
worn out at length by too much tenderness,
she falls victim, of too exquisite sensibAi.
ty, and sinks with sorrow to the grave
| No, cold unfeeling reader these are not the
pictures of my own creation. They are
neither changed Or embellished, but are
faithfully copied from nature. :
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OUR NEW
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

yC(fIE superior merits Of the "Singer2 Machines
i over all others, for Family use or Manufactn-
ring purposes, are so we'll established and 80 gem
orally admitted, that an enumeration Of their relar
tive excelences Ia no longer considered pecesssr,
=. Our new Family Machine, which has been
brought to perfection regardless Of time, labor or
expense, is now confidently presented to the pub
lie as incomparably the best Sewing Machine in
existence. -.
The Machine in question is simple, compact, da-
rable and beautiful. 1t is quiet,S light running,
and capable of performing range and variety OF
chine-usng either SILK, TWfsT,, LINEN, OR
COTTON THREAD, and sewing with equal IA
clity the very. finest and coarsest materials and
anything between the two extremes, In the most
beautiful and substantial manner. It's attach
ments for hemming, braiding, oording, tucking,
quilting, telling, trimming, binding, DC, are novel
and practical, and have been invented and adjust
ed especially for this machine
New designs Of the unique, useful, and popular
folding tops and cabinet cases. peculiar to the ma
chimes manufactured by this Company, have been
prepared for enclosing the new Machine.
A faint idea, however, can at best be conveyed
through the medium Of a necessarily imitedaa.
yer isement; and we therefore urge every person
in quest of a Sewing Machine by all means to ex.
leading rival machines before making purchase
selection can then be made understandingly
Branches or agencies for supplying the eSinger
Machines will be found in nee = every city aaC
town throughout the civilized world, where ma
chimes will be cheerfnlly exhibited, audany infor
nation promptly furnished. Or COMMUNICATIONS
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