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NEW YORK.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEF Tosk, June ?.
REruErKp t0sa or srKAMEx.
The report OF the tosa Of the steamer City Of
Prts cannot be traced to any reliable sonsce- The
stoEy caused much alarm this afternoon, a. nearly
ali her passengers were residents Of this city.
shALI-ro1 M HhookL1S-
There Is much excitement in Brooklyn About
the small pox which is sail TO he spreading rapid
~. The health Officers Say there IS no Danger tn
New York city. Several new cases are reported
on chips at quarantine
WALL STREET
was IN great trouble to-day over the heavy decline
tn Na1,posa Ia the list few da?A Six failures
among stock brokers were reported, with rumors
Of other houses Etrtng way. The losses Oh Natl
posa arc very large, sud the s,aiaace Of the stock
l!st xas weak In sympathy. The bear movement
predicted LAST week seems to have commenced,
and many operators look for
panic In several stocks. The unsettled
condition Of the etock market and drain
OF currency to the Wcht and New England have
created a sharp demand for money, which grew
more urgent n the dast tadysnced- Fix and Gould
arc al the bottom Of the bear movement, and
hope to get the Vanderbilt party badly beaten on
Michigan Central and Lake Shore stock. Mari
poxa has been largely bought oy ootnde
operstors recently. HAuJ Of their margins
were swallowed up on the decline to-day, and
brokers were forced to realize. One party bought
A0c0 aha1es yesterday, and WAS c1oeed oat to-day
at q losa Of tWentJ-Eix per cent One Chicago
upeI1toF, who came here LAST SATURDAY, retired
from Wall street to-day, having lost thirty thou
sand dollars in three dnya Strong efforts arc be-
Ing uadc to bear Pacific Nail, and documents arc
circulating to show that the company fs In . bs't
condition and cannot recover.
ARMS FOR CCBA.
=. fs r+ptnt4 tn rtn3t thet fha Cnhan ,Janta has
chartered a steamer to convey three hundred men
with large supply Of arms and ammunition.
Spanish agents ehlppcd one thousand Remington
tincs By the last steamer to Havana, and t"o
| thousand more will be delivered next week.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PERSONAL
NEW ToRK, June 9-Hon. kobcst bcnehck Haleo
for Europe in the JassA
c,o., trF1lsf1rSI; s1,s NJ ~. ,oa,,., .,
Manchester, England, BIZ IaIk1n, Gould and
| . Dr1en, has been appointed Superintendent O
one Of the city sub-P.st ot1lces.
PROBABLE CASARp.
Tho runor afoat Of the loss Of the 8teaMel
| CITY Of Paris IA undoubtedly canald.
| THE QUAKER CITY CASE
Judge Blaschford has granted motion TO bont
the Quaker City, and appointed :appEa!sesst to max
1 F111BCs7ER1Sd sCHKxr. ....
The Erprtas nsceriains, It sara, from reliao
| SOURCE that committee OF the Central Cubal
Junta arc treating with the owner for the ctarte
| Of fast screw vessel Of I00 tons, to convey -
men and large snprly OF arms to Cubs 1t l
said that the veksel will start tn few days-
END cr THE noTE1, wAtIEHs ErRIKE.
The hotel walters strike has ended Ia victor
for the proprjetorF, who haye taken bscE less taa
twenty OF The etrtkerh-
| ROBBERY on su1rBoARp. ....
THREE sailors on the steamer Henry Chaunee
were arrested to-day, on her arrival from Asptt
wall, for rubbing pa.tengers OF esaa In gold.
, 1869-06-10
CHICAGO. THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1869.


ciause, paased the Houss to-day, BY \ vote Of 1ss
tj q.
srKKaY1uo, Nsts, June s.-The R1ecuttse
Committee Of the Second Af7cns Society Q! ne
Unitef Bt1tes hAye decided 10 hoiE thet next us
tttnxi camp meeting On grounds near this city,
beginning Augnst y, md continuing oTet TWO
SuudAfk
Tne Red Stockings, Of Cincinnati defeated the
Mutual Cirb, OF tbs c1tJ, tc-daJ. By seare Of
50 toh
BosrpK, June a-PTesidens Grant wm attend
The opening ceremonies Of the Peace Ju5tlee. Aod
he the guest q the cttJ the nrst nd aeeond dATh T.
Governor C1xntn h&1 ordered nflftarJ e3ooH for
The, occasion. The city government win E1Ve the
P7ehdent grand banquet Curing IN stay
In The American Institute OF Homeopathy 10
day, bE: He'uuth, of 81 lou:a Eead pape1 g. 60
:es e35pson 81 ~ ~ sD1, 1omst r. ae1Gnn ~
Or. na.e, II Chicago. also Etsd IN Interesting
paper
State soc!ettes, forty ytse local or county socenes
elchtteu tofpitalA twenty dispen44f!eS, eight
colleges and Twelve medical }ournais, represented
By 1T de]e41teA ...
THIS afternoon The members Of the lnstlrute had
harho1 excursion, and In the evenlar enn, q
socni ieyye eEd coEa1!o1 in the Aos.c Hal as Inc
guests Of the city.
, 1869-06-10
INDIANA.

Fntnl AffFny at Nunttngtoh-FoFt
Wayne Police Matters.
spectal Despatch to The Chicago TTIhuue.
FORT WArTK, Ind, June =.
Dial oats WIS shot By J. Van Da1son At Hunting
ton, Ind, last night TOR committing an aasauls and
ttotpus conduct II tie snloon OF the latter. Fire
hockshot entered his body, and tn1ictinc. 1t Is
rested LAST night and xAs tiled today, but WAS
discharged on plea Of self-defencc.
Last night the CITY Council Of FnEt WAyne Ap-
pointed new police force, and they we're sToIn
IN to-day. They Also voted them new uniforms
, 1869-06-10
ILLINOIS.

schuyler County Rondk-LfttRnkiou
with Reference to the Control Of
the Onk Ridge Ccmcxcry-Attexnp3
to LcKta1nta tho Stnte 8upeKinteu.
dent OUT Of Office
6peciA Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
8ENGFtK1p, III, sune p,
ThttJ-one bonts of the Denomination Of one
thousand dotlarz each, lfs1ed b. schuyler County,
wefe registered In the ot1ee Of the State Auditor
to-day.
Al the last session Of the legislature m act was
pSssed incorporating the Boaru OF Oxk Ridge
Cemetery, thereby tAf1nT the control o5 the oes3.
ete95 from the CttJ Con1cu- The Council refused
70 ncknowledge the constltut toualty of The 1aE,
and aelected BoRrd Of Manager a heyr&p{oyu.
37pled for IN Injunction 1eaUatulns the action
, 1869-06-10

The " orkinKznen Of Newark-Sen-
ntor SprnEuo On nnnd-A Fntnl
Drink

nc ~ K0Ea Vx NR"AKA-HNN@
ntor sprnEue on nand-A Fntnl
Drink
NEWARK. y. j., June s.-The hluess-makers'
picnic, yc4tcrdAy. Naa attended oy about nb1
pcrsona Sen1tor spfag1c SPOKE about half An
houl, rcs:es1ttng his former opinion Of national
A1alts. He said prosperity WIS unequal, and, step
By step, thc nauou WAS losing it best interests
and liberty. We want corrective balance Of
power. 70 prevent ! few individuals from mo-
nopon1ing power. We want money as cheap ~
Il 1zn Be procured hJ the people Of Other com
ties, to promote ind1StFy. lie advised them 10
organize tor their own protection.
ToFNt evening tlsordery scenes occurred 4
person who made obnoxious reraarks WIS attacked
tn horse csr il which he Vas Hing Wlndows
wcsc s1l1shed and ! policeman injured
In Lodi, y. J.. yesttzdaJ, 1--WE man employed in
the print No1ks- who bad been In the hAhts Of
drinking = beverages composed partly Of OF ot
vtHlol ana alcohol we're po:sonad By taxing A.
seutc In their mixture through mistake for slto.
Four Of the men d4ed within = few hours, and the
mn is apparently ty1or.
wallace Opera House wAs opened LIST night
by J. E Arrdoeh- who gives another realtnx to-
night The house teAts about 500, and good
Judges saI that N ali ira appointments II has no
superior IN the State.
, 1869-06-10
PROPOSALS..
Proposals Tor Stationery.
THKAsC4Y pLPAHTAET,
0yYUE nF IyTER|AI. HEyrEE
WSkHY4(a rrY. MhTs ii 14A

THKAsC1Y pLPAHIAExT
CyYITE nF IyTER|AL HkyKxEL
WAsHIxa ron. Nay 81, l9Q.1
SEALED PROPOSALS NH be recrlved 1. th!s otaes
until the thifteth day of jazz. i II Il o'clock for
gafp4ns the 4ssetsoss Ard Collector II internal Ry
throughout that portion at the United States lying
Of the Rocky Mountain. e1eept Ao1tanA aui New
Mexico. with the 6taoncry rtQutd for use IN ther
zreetatc dststtz for thr year ending jure u. Nsa
Eorsopcesa ~n 1t coz akesed u11em accompanied By
Abond with sufficient susetiea In the of dye thou
sand doEats ttau1 aprruved BY United 8tat-s Df1-
ts Attorney, form 70 h fusn!ahsd BY ths Depart
neut conditioned that she parties shah In ea.e Of tho
acceptance Of thes bid OF any Pas Of It, daily execute
contract with sood md saent bonts fvr The due p-
Torrance Of The a4sne.
The Countzdoner rese1e4 the right to consider md
attept Of feieet eath bid, ttera By itr1n.
The hids Rhasa BE- addressed to The Commissioner Of
internal Revesss snd eodorsed Prup4as for supply
Ing Stationery to futsfual Hs4enue ofacs1x~
Schedules Of kstSes to be furnished VII be forwarded
from thd oce upun Application with condition. undex
which the articles arc to be delivered
C. pELANO Ea1u1nisaIoner.
, 1869-06-10

.FC"
EKE QKfEANA, juno aCo1ToH-Advan.ed he;
EnidalInEs Ea1.s4c;. saies. Len balea: r-ep:a II
b.st: c1poEta- 100 bales.
AnNEI-tfntd- u9a, E1eh4n4e-8.tsHoE. Size: y.
r sight, IA kt Discount.
BKI1p9TTr1a-Fkuf- f-sape1 xx- " =; Xxx, ~ 81
Cora. tl-la Uxt&. s$9s5c Bran. eLA
HAr-$An. ...
PAuv1x1nss-poEt. gc1sa Baoou. l4xc 70. ato1id-
CT: 1A1Eke FIR Edea Lard-T1erte lsEc; kex. 91'fe
Gho0tEs-4ukar nnrntnal: common. re; prime.
lt%3lx,4e. Aals1es uncAanFed. Co5es-fdf. 1E&A
l3At; prime, 16ai9Ai8AG
Tt11iG ~ Il 23tLr
, 1869-06-10

F0H&1l&x1tA
ST. l0CB, 1une t-The last depoEtt Of Ssoo
s1de, tn the match between Nke McCoole and
Tom Au6n, va Haada 1ast night 1t McC0uaex sA-
loon. Tha light II to t2kr place next TueadaJ,
une Is, bot tie Place i not mento2ed
, 1869-06-10

Fr11sbrRdH, June a-The Episcopal Conteu-
lion Of the Diocese Of Pittsburgh Il In session
here. To-day, ~ \ vote OF loskJ-etghk to nine.
thcT reinsed to Admit TO unton the Al Satuis
Rlt0alls,lc} Church
, 1869-06-10

Vste ON Lny Representation.
L1Kyk1AFp, Ohio June s-Tne vute on the
Methodist LAY question N this city has resulted
IN ht4e Aarpan1tTe majority.
, 1869-06-10

Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
Pm1An1rH11, June o.-Tte newly organized
soctety fer the prevention Of cruelty to animals
city car dEtsefs tor oyer!oamog their cars
, 1869-06-10
Rcrxln4

RcFxtQ4
TIE REyOLCIIoS At TX ENn
BOMBAY, June s, ria LONDON, 2.
Ady1ces from caboot report that Aim and
Rahmau have given up al hope Of oycrthrowtug
sheerc Aoit. and have gone to Tehcran- sheese
AoA had introduced Enany reforms IN his govern
neut He hAd remodencd his arrnr, established
police force, and forbidden citizens earring
atnA
AuHtrnt3n.
NEXBKRs OF 1HK PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA E1-
rE11Kp FOB Bz1RKRT.
LoxpGS, June q
Adrices IRON Melbourne repor. that several
members had been expelled trom the Parliament
Of rictosa for bribery, and proceedings against
them were pending.
, 1869-06-10
F1tt1hArKA OIL Market.

Pf7nczaR, June eA-Tae quds. petsosecm marx ee
June da.eTy ssks ei 6l6o Sris stutr se3:enhe: Il
se 30 bill e.eh July to Denenes 1t ~: 1ooo br.a
reUeT Juoe 1t A4e, and 1tnc br4s at l4&e Refaed
FsIh<r ssonf1 June delivery advanced sAIes Of I.ooo
hs. Ar1t hAH July. *: 1d b:as last half July, II
Ete: so tu41 fy1f bali AnxEzt+ II tx.
NASHVILLE Cs&sea Market
EAavuIx. june A-Ca<ton quiet low Eniddltss. =
~ h1,$tr
, 1869-06-10
NNESQTA.


fiecrs OF the st. Fuu1 d Pacific
RAILROAD.
Special Despatch to The Cnicsso Tribune.
Sr. Paul, Mimi, June ..
A letter from Yellow Medicine says party
Of thlppews Indians Wa coming down the
Pomne de TtrEc River, and came upon . family
Of Sioux. Killed them and LEFT We also have !
@ na@pe1 sIas 81 stolx lou sboye nia stoue Iaxes ex.
element, except that the Sioux are Aotici-
pa1ing revenge a. soon II theY nnh their enc
mica, the Chi1peTAk
The following arc the newly-elected Directors
OF the St Paul 4 Pacific Railroad Tor the coming
year: Geo. l.. Becker, Herman Trott, E. D. Camp
6e!l s. Psnl; l. Go.ton, MinnsaPo1ls; dared
England: L WIlmaF London, England.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
SHEPHERD ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

DURSUANr TO THE DECREE MADE
L w the Circuit Court OF OHIO County, On
tno tutTu day OF June, 1867, Iu the HulL III
ehanCe.y between LEVI d. hrKIAUER
AND OCHEhS, ComplainRnLS, anu ShEP-
hkID MCINTYRE AND UEll GR5, Defend.
ants, The undersigned Commissioners viii,
On tuesday, the seventeenth day of
august, 1859,
And thereafter from day 10 day until com.
pleteu, commencing each day ut eleven
O'CLOCK A. NJ, sell ut pubic auction, on this
land 10 bO sUld, the home plantation or en-.
Lato mentioned In tue ninth claus, OF the
will OF MOses shepherd, decuaseu, IN DIV.
AlonS, lots And coal nelds W. Specified In the
report and plat OF James GIIcurIsL, sur.
VSyOr, on die IN said buIl.
TERAH.-kacn purchaser 10 payi in hand
not les thar one'IOutln VI the money duv
upon Ills purchase, but " have the privilege
" pay In nAnu any greater proportion Or the
whole thereof Ruu tue resiuue, II any, to
DO paid In Tires equal insLaIments btHrIuR
interest from the uHy VI sale, aud payable
respectively, In ak, twelve AID eighteen
months lherealIer; oond aud security " the
AAtlAtAcLl0n o. tile COMMISSIONER 10 be
gwen IoT Tue deferred iuAIAlnents, and the
Ltle IL DC rsGIiued w further security until
payment Ia iuIl
1he whole tract contains about tiys hun.
dE6d and seventy 1.-Two acres, and IL hlLunLtsi
In UhIo county, West Virginia, along lie
&AnDerlAnd Road, uempnSu nGlIrOaG aud
MneeilnG Creek. being by the CumDeI land
koad about SIX miles from Wheeling. A
plat OF the DIVISIONS, lots aud coal uelds
may Ue Seen al the Bank OF WneeILng, aud
ALSO VI tue CLERKS Uf1ce Ut tie Circuit Court OF
Onlo County' DANIEL LAMB,
UaNIEL Y. Llof,
lulo-uB6itW commissioners,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
iui5-dB64tW
Commissioners Sale.

LlY VIRTUE UF A DECREE OF THE
II Clrcuit Court for UhIu County, W, Va.
rendered on the 10Th dsy Of June, 1859, In y
cause IN chRncery pending IN said Court,
wherein john List IL complainant aud An.
mo u. List and OIh6IS are defendants, /
will, on
thursday, the 12Lh day Of August, 1850,
~ " O'Clock A. N Proceed 10 Sell, al public
AuGuOn, " Inc niE ugsL anu test uIuuuF, At
Tho iIUnt door OF Lne Court House OF Unlo
IOunlJ, ". Va, tGU IOIIJWIuS urhUri h III real
O'.Nt., VIZ.
LAJLs Aus GLe hunurtu and slxIy.iou ION
:Ad OGG nAndIed Huu hIALJ five iIOy IN Ui.
~ :, LanEH ..uuILlOI " lie city, Un ZAnuh
I.uH. Lots nos. ono nunursu anu MIuely.
eight lleoD and one hundred anu ninety.
nine wv On lie The east AIDE Ul kIu bLleet
and Lu1 NA,eF IUt y lug east OF SAiu Two loLS
KnUWu ~ LOT NJ. eIknt N6) on Z4ueb Island,
SNt NO, one nuuurud Auu tuIuu (lUSl on lne
Went side " Market Square, aud Inc SOutu
aud Ca OF LOT NO. Que hundred and four
400 AuJJInlnH lot lot No. lu3, aud on WhIcI,
tIrS erected good turee story houses, rSa
SusL 25 feet OF lot No. UIe HUNDRED anS
sevunty'Iour (Iil on Zane street, in EaSI
WnUellLH, Win Eu tie rights OF HlIovs IVA
longing thereto. Part Of lot NO G,;,t aU,,
Qil III EQulr0 fourteen ~ On Union II s..si
ABOUT ~ feet ironL, aB ueAcIibed In ,,es1
trom b. +, Vennum and Wlte uult1i ErvnSt
10Th, 1884.
TRANS OF sALE:-one.iourth OF The pur.
ohaSe money ~ 10 paid IN cttsh, ami ILt re-.
mAihueE ~ tnEee equal lnstRlIneut, at ono,
Two anu lnree years, 10 be Bt,cuEetI nv nnIsI
and deeds OF trust satisfactory 10 m, I'M.
missioner, aud TO bear interest nom iay OF
sale until payment. VI
N7-ts tomm m Mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07

MORE OF Yesterday MoNINa's FIRE
We made brief mention In yesterday
mornings paper Of the burning OF Ad.
diGon's nut factory. The hour at which
1t occurred prevented our giving any Of
the particulars. From Mr.. Add Ison
we learned, yesterday, that the FIRE was
undoubtedly the work OF an lncendiary,
as there had been none used In the fac
terry this week. The destruction Of the
building was complete, while the ma.
chinery was almost entirely ruined,
ar. A, estimates his los8 at balw sou sIx
and seven thousand dollars, GU which
he had an insurance OF four thousand
DIVIDED between the lE:na aud the Ger,
man Companies Of this city. The loss
falls heavily on Mr.. A., as he had spent
one or two years. labor and a large
amount OF money in perrsc!lng the
machinery In the factory. He had but
just fairly got the nut machines In one
ration, and was about to realIzs some
thing for the time, labor and money
expended on them. There was a ysrv
general expression Of sympathy for him
by bis teilow-oItizsns, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07


BOOTS AND SHoEs.-We direct atten>
ton to the advertisement OF Messrs.
Mcclellan & Knox, wholesale boot and
shoe dealers, 65 Main street, found In
another column this morning. One OF
the firm has Just returned from the
North, where he has spent the past six
weeks In selecting their stock, purchas-
Ing from the manufacturers direct.
Long experience In the trade here has
enabled them 10 become acquainted
With the kinds Of goods adapted TO this
market. They have manufactured for
their sales, exclusively, u quality OF
mems thick and kip boots, out Of the
very best materials, which they conf
IDENTIFY recommend as being much su-
perior 10 that class Of goods usually
kept In other establishments. In the
department OF womeus', mlsses' and
childrens' goods. their stock Ia com.
plete, and what Is unusual, they can
furnish any sizes their customers may
want. This Ia . feature retail dealers
can appreciate. To prevent boots and
shoes not uniform In quality getting
into their stock, they carefully ex.
anime every pair when hrst received,
and II found not up to the standard OF
quality and correct In size, they are re-
jeoted. Purchasers may therefore rely
on getting nothing but the best In eve.
~ particular, and those who have not
the time to select what they want, per-
sonally, may be assured that the goods
sent will be equal TO the samples ex.
hibited. Their system OF examination
and rejection protects buyers from I'm,
position, and lnsures them articles they
can offer their. customers In the fullest
confidence.
We have extended this notice to this
length because the boot and shoe trade
is an important item in the general bust.
ness OF o ur city, and Tor the additional
reason that we Wish to inform our read.
ers In the country where they can get
Just such goods as they desire. Messrs.
McC. & K. are now receiving u very
large stock. adapted 10 the season and
trade, which they offer at the very low.
eat market rates. Country merchants
can "rder IN perfect confidence that no
old and interior goods will be sent
them. We trust they will make note
OF this fact.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07


RIVER Enthusiastically afternoon
there was more life In business on the
landing than we have seen for some
time. The R. r, Hudson arrived with
u large freight trip, and from the hour
OF hor arrival until night her laborers
were rolling out barrels Of salt, -four
and whisky, and carrying out pig iron.
When we visited that locality the land.
Ing was pretty well covered with drays
passing and repasslng, conveying
goods, wares and merchandise to their
destination and returning for second
load. The discharge Of such a lot Of
freight was a perfect Gods to the
draymeu, who have had rather hard
time OF 1t for several weeks. The Hud.
son. will return 10 Cincinnati this after.
NOON at 5 O'Clock. Capt. Russell and
VIII. List are In charge.
The local packets arrived and depart.
cd as usual. The Glendale passed up.
Here, the marks indicated, last eve
ming, an Inch or two less than SIX feet
In the channel, and falling very slowly.
The stage at Pittsburgh, yesterday. was
three feet three Inches and recedlng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07

MAN HuRT.-A German, name un-
known, was thrown from horse which
he was riding last evening. on Union
street between Main and Market. The
horse took fright at buggy which was
coming down Main street, and In his
plungtng from side to side, came In
contact with the vehicle. This increas.
ed bis fright aud by sudden and DIES.
perate effort he succeeded In Kidding
himself OF his rider. This accomplished
he ceased to run and began to kick and
but for the fact that the man had fallen
almost Immediately under him, the
consequences might have been more
serious. Gentlemen passing ran to his
relief and rescued him from his peril
Gus position. He was taken to house
on Market street and properly cared
tor. The only injury he sustained was
slight cut on the wrist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07
Extract from a lettsr from Santa crar

EAFde from q teLteT from Santa Cr0tx.
's"'S We had wandered for
many hours through tangled forests OF
Tropical shrubs and trees, some Of them
emitting u most delicious and inyiRora.
ting odor, when we suddenly came
upon large and we'll cultivated plan
tatlon, In the center OF which were sew.
eral buildings. Entering these we
found them TO be the "press houses, -
stills. TO-, where the sugar cane ia
crushed for the manufacture of St,
Croix Rum. Over 100 Coolies were al
work, and the smell from the ferment-
Ing watts was very exhllaratInR and
Pheasant. We were shown through the
entire establishment, and learned that
all the Rum here produced was shipped
10 Messrs. P. II. Drake & Co., New
YORK, 10 be made into their celebrated
PLANTATION BITTRRs. The peculiar
good effects OF this Rum-Whlch Ia Inc
purest and best In the world-are we'll
known. Not single case OF Dyspepsia,
Fever and Ague, Consumption, or any
such disease can be found on this La.
land, Except OF invallds come here for
their health. and they are almost al
ways oured). Combined with CalIsaya
BARK, Cascarilla, and other important
ingredients, this Rum becomes PLAN.
TArIoN BITTRRs; and surely no fiuer
Tonic and general Family Remedy was
ever seen. The combination of these
Bltters was first discovered here many
years ago, and all the Natives swear by
PLANTATION BITTERs, and say "there
Is nothing like it." Judging BY the 70.
oust health OF the witnesses, I am GER
tain their testimony 10 true. .
R.. T.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superlor to the
bes! imported German Cologne, and
sold AZ half the price. eoddAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07

AN OPINION FROM A HIaH SOURCE
The following Is an extract of letter
from Jesse II. Lord, Mechanical editor
Of the Scientific american. to an agent
OF the Weed Sewing Machine Com
pany, dated June 2lst, 1857:
N have used one OF ths New
Weed Machines for about ak months
In ny family. and It's work ia ali thai
any reasonable man could expect. IN
addition 10 the satisfaction II pIyes 10
my wife and daughter, will add nv
own opinion as a practical mechanic
that for perfection OF work manshIp in
Its build, and ease OF manipulation, as
we'll as simplicity OF construction and
readiness OF adjustment, 1t Is not ex.
cslled by any other Sc wing Machine In
the market. am personally acuualnt-
ed with the manufacturers OF the Weed
Sewing Machine, and the excellent
manner In which they construct them
IL enough 10 give them good name.
Probably no better mechanics conduct
a business In this country; and. al
though l am under no obligations al.
Their 10 them or the Weed Sewing Ma.
chine Company, am glad TO bear tea.
tlmony TO the fidelity OF the workman.
ship and the value OF the Weed Sewing
Machine. JESSE q. LORD,
Mech. Ed. Scientific American.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-07

CooL.-YGsterday was more like octo-
Der than dog days. The air was decl-
dedly cool, and In passing about we
saw FIRE blazing In number Of Office
stoves. overcoats were brought Into
requIsition In the evening, and they
were essential 10 ones comfort. We
heard various copjectures as to the
cause OF the great and sudden change
In temperature. That receiving the
most general credenoe was, that the ap.
preaching eclipse had something to do
with 1t. Should the present low range
OF the mercury be maintained for few
days, prUprietors OF "Mountaln Re.
treats" will Sigh and groan In spirit.
An exodus rivalllnG that OF the ancient
1sraelites from Egypt will take place
from fashionable resorts, to the great
pecunlary gain Of indulgent husbands
and papAs, and the discomfort OF ex-
tortlonate landlords,