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New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

We note one or two more acts of our new
Board of Education looking to retrenchment,
in their proceedings yesterday. We have not
been disposed to praise very highly the COM
position of this Board, but we shall not be
slow to recognize their good deeds, if they will
only make them apparent.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

The Board of Police Commissioners was
yesterday organized, by the election of Judge
Bosworth as President and Henry Smith as
Treasurer. The Democrats thus practically
have the organization. Now let us see no"
rapidly murders will be stopped and the fohce
made perfect. The Democratic journals nave nave
long shown just how it could be done-no"
Il
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

even more cause to regret that he is dealing
with single millions when he might better be
reapng the high premium while he may by
pouring out ten millions at time.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

Whoever wants to appreciate the beauties of
our City Tax Levy should take another good
look at them, as elsewhere presented, in the
form in which our Aldermen and Supervisors
have made haste to crowd them through.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

One side Of the Spanish argument is accused
of being stupid, the other Of being mad. We
suppose there is shade of truth in both state.
ments, while it is fair to say that the Span
iards have done bravely in asserting religious
freedom. They are not, however, a people
who can afford to lose all religion and subsist
upon what the French understood TO be reason.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

The Spaniards, in their debate over the Church,
tend to extremes. This may be all, however,
that we have reason to expect from q nation
well spoken of as people of vice-versas, and
unused TO the confluence Of self-government.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20

The Secretary of the Treasury was fortunate
Yesterday in getting his bonds a quarter per
cent below the market rates. If he should be
"a fortunate with his sales Of gold, he may have
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
FIRsT PAGE.

FrRsT PAGE Cuban Victories.
Washington Dispatches. Concerning Coal and Free
Foreign News. Trade.
Domestic Tel. News. Editorial Paragraphs.
Albany and the City. Business Notices.
SECOND PAGE. FlFTH PACE.
Letters 10 the Editor GOldWin Smith on sum-
The Great Medical Dis ner
cOvery on the Battle Local News.
Field Of Gettysburg Lectures. Meetings &c.
The Eight-HOur Question. Astral Oil--CautOn.
Tie Courts. The state Of Trade.
THIRD PAGE. Marriages, Deaths, and
Departure Of Minister Funerals.
Motley. Special Notices.
Organization OF the Board SIXTH PAGE.
OfPOlice Commissions. Mr. Carlyle on Napoleon.
Alleged Outrage by PO- Book Advertisements.
HceDau Real Estate.
InOuests Real Estate Adv'ments.
Money Market. SEVENTH PAGE.
Markets. Advertisements.
Shin News. EIGHTH PACE.
Advertisements The Prcsbyteriaus.
FOURTH PAGE. The Turf.
The Presbyteridus in Yachting.
Council. Ordination Long Is
Our English Relations land.
The Revolution in the Another Defalcation
Academy. Home News.
School Manacement-Gi- Latest Ship News.
rard College. Advertisements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
YOUNG HEN

Who have injured Themselves by "A csr,a,u
prAcIlcU, lndulEed In when alone, 4 mann I, -
QueuLly learned nom evil compauIonN ar Al
Rohu0l, Lh1 etfects OF which are nipnIlv fsII
even when aAleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage 1mpoa1ltDI6, and DESTROYS MN mimi
and body, should Rpply immeIiatSly.
What . pity thatA young nlAn, Tie hOntfni
hls country, the pride or his parenIs, Hnnu ~
be hnaiched from all prospects and sr ,S% :.
nlen9 OF ire by the consequence OF deVi!,.
In certain BeCreL habit, bucll II6n1,IS H1,1st
before contemplate '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
Tho IneOmo Tax-ProspectH OF Re.
. dnetIOn.
WASHINGTON, D, o., Dec. /,

WAsHINaToN, D. O., Dec. /.
There 10 reliable ground for believing
that the income tax villa be reduced at
the coming session OF Congress. 1t ex.
pireB by limitation next spring, but
nobody here seriously Bupposss It ia 10
be wholly dropped. The Secretary Of
the Treasury In his report will proba-
bly, recommend its 70 enactment q Eve
per cent. on all income above one thou
sand dollRrs, and Commissioner Delano
10 Understood 10 hold Blmllar Views,
while Special Commissioner Wells Is
reported as favoElng three per cent.
rate, with less deductions than are now
given. This difference OF Judgment
among leading officials will strengthen
the differences among Oongreasmen.
Commissioner Delan0'a report will
show the receipts Of last year to have
been about thirty -four and half mil
lion dollars, being an increase OF two
and u half million over last year, and
an increase OF more than three millions
over the estimates OF a year ago. The
receipts OF 1857 were forty.Heven mil-
lions, but the returns OF this year, con.
Slderlng the change made last year In
the law, are greater In proportion than
those OF 1867, and the argument OF the
Congresamen who favor o reduction Il
that . three per cent. tax honestly %.
sessed and collected viii yield about %
much revenue m we now get. Two Of
the strong members OF the Ways and
Means arc pretty certain To favor the
three per cent. rate, and Il ID not known
that any OF them will 60 for the total
abollshment Of the lax, The members
kot the Finance Committee are divided
Ia opinion on the question Of three OF
Fave, but all are understood 70 be for 70,
tention In some form. Present lndlca,
ons are that three per cent. will final.
y be adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
Acknowledgements
TWO LTrrLE KTrrEna.

Two little kittens, ono stormy night,
llegah % quarrel, and then 70 fight
one had . mouse, the other had none,
ana that Waa tho way the quarrel begun.
"IN have that mouse. !" Rald tho biggest cat,
"fVGH 6aye that mOuStT Wen SEQ about
~ wig have that mouse" said The oldsal
"YOu sSanr have that mouse l"nall tho 1T.
tic one.
! told you before II was o stormy night,
"ne9 1l, t5ese Two little Kittens began &c
The old woman seized her sweeping broom,
And swept the two KiLtOnS right out OF the
room. - =
The ground was covered with trOs! and
And q! - Two little kl!tOnu had no wlero to
30 they laid them down on the mat at the
While s6Soll woman llnlOhed weeping tho
nooF z S.5LIl'...-E7 4
Then they crcptin, as quiet a. mice,
All Wet With the snow, and ~ cold a. Ice:
FOR lhey found II was better that stormy
TolIe sSsSi and SlOep, than to qaarrod and
hSat' .-.-... -lPartIh Md0aItrlc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03

THE CadiE papers are agltatIng the
question OF supplying their town with
gas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind ami body are IN,
most necessary Requisites 10 promOle c0nnII.
blIl happiness. lndeod, without IhIse Ina
Journey through life becomes u weGrv MI.
grimaeo; the prospect hourly darkens Ia In
SPAR and nlled with the mnlanchOlv rs,,,sc
tlon that the happiness OF another become
bllghted with our own.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03

DR JOHNSON haa discovered tho most
~ OertAin. bpeedyI Q md only EtfeotnAl
Remedy Ia tho World f0E WOatnO1 Of the
Back NJ LAmbl, BtEletnre1, AnectIons on Inc
Rldnnya and Blnham, Involuntary DiGchhF.
gos, 1mpotonGyI 9eng1l Debility, Nervous
neGa, Dyspepaia, 4anguoI, Low gplrita, Con.
Tlmldlty, TT0fiS li1E, Dimne1 Of BighL AZ
GlddInI1i, Dll0 % Tho Head, Throat, NoSs
or BlL1n, JAAeetI ions OF The MV0f, Lungs,
HtomAclfo on BoV6b GthoS0 Terrible biBOTIlsf,
arising nom solilA Habits Of Youth 0OcTei
iImatSsn i sS SftsyTeS S N thS MsgIn NS
or UlyHUlS bf1ghtmg their most brilliant
hopes or anieipat i0ns, Fendering marriage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
Winter Dress Goods.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
w following now goods:
0Pleoea Real Irish PopllnS.
Sich Silk facod EpinReiinea.
Handsome New Moufnlng Goods,
Fre1ch Gros Grain AlpRcaS,
Heavy Black Silks for Walking euIlH.
More OF those Elegant "Hnif D0iIarn AL.
pacal.
~ plecea Water Proofs, IN all the colorz.
lRrH. ''A1- wv
A large lot Guipure Lace. all wIltha
]. u. Rhodes q co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03

MArrht onH, or Young Men contsun
WoalI1, ,o!Tanio Debility, DeiormIiSs
1p0odily cured
HeWho placlg himnaH .nnder tho cart u,
Dr. ]. may rouglouAly oonIlde In his hUnOl
- q gentl0mAnt and confidently rOlV upon
his Ikill n q phyafGan,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
DIR. HMHTO.s

once Mo. 2 SOnth Frederick street,
Ian hand aide going rom Raltimoresirret. n
low doom nom tho corner, Fail moi h al
Datve the name and number.
No letters received unlal8 posi- pnuin,.t q:
containing stamp 70 DO used on the lCpjv.
Persons writing should state age, and ana
portion OF advertisement describing gvmn.
tomA. ~ P
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
oRsal.AlE1o WEAKNESS.

Member Of tho Royal oollogaof surEeOns
London, Graduate or one VI tIIs mOdi amt
mont Colleges In tho United States, and ITO
greater paFI Of WhORS lie hAa been Bpoui In
Eho hospitals Of London, Pn1B, rhilatleln INNS
and elsewhere; has etfoctoIl SonB OF thu "a, M
Astonishing cures that Wora ever Known.
many troubled with ringing III tho head ani
ears when RAleeps great n6rVonhuelRI b0inK
alarmed At Auddon nouIidH, bAAhIulIItasla, wan
frequent hlulnlng, attended Sometimes win
arrangement OF mind, were cureu lMn0-
lliAtAlV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
The Doctors DIPLOMA hAnsH In hls of,ca
L1NDORsEMENT oFTHn pl,Less

Tho many thousands cured n ths t,ts,l
ll9hment within the Inst twenty yehiSS. 1i,u
Tho numerou1 important surgical Operai iIns
perormed BY DR.. johnston, Witnetdjed 6y ina
reporters OF ny sun and many oth0r paIels
aGain before the public, 6eaidea his M niina
- q gentleman OF character and TeSIaciRs
billy Ia \ sufficient guarantee 70 The Aiiiicied
HKIN DREAsEs aPEEDuIY CURED.
mRIl6-ly =
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-01
Tribute to Lincoln. -Hon

Schuyler Golfax. in q recent speech
at Lafayette. Indiana, where he had
a little audience OF about 1ioe,aiy
Thousand, paid the following beauti-
full tribute to our late President.
We find a noble President, faithful
TO the Constitution, and faithful
against the rebellion. Yol will re-
member how all the elernents ofpar~
ty bitterness were let loose upon
him; how SANDER and abuse and cal
jimmy were heaped upon HIM, and
finally how be fell pierced by the
bullet of a rebel assassin. Noblest
Of the Presidents since the days of
Washington, be was denounced as
no. President has ever been reviled.
and yet he reviled not again, but
pursued his line of duty unfiinch-
ingly to the end. Supported by q
noble patriotism, bis course was true
and faithful to the day he was num-
bered with the dead. Dead did j
say2 he is not dead. He is one of the
few immortal names that were not
born to die. prolonged cheering.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-01

next Summer. The place has been
infested by Indians, until Gen. Crook
corralled them last Simmer. The
Valleys are described as fertile, and
covered with luxsriant growth Of
grass, she streams abound with fish,
the ponds with ducks, geese and
other water fowl. So that had not
women discovered their retreat, this
little colony might have lived, grown
rich and died in peace, unknown and
unmoIested.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-01
1865 and 1863.

Last night at twelve O'Clock, an
other eventual year closed its exis-
lance, and as ii death-knell sounded,
thousands hailed the auspicio1s be-
ginning Of an other with gladness and
song. SO it is and has been from the
beginning; time flies, the years roll
round, and we are brought nearer
the tomb where we but give place to
others, as the years succeed each
other in turn. Empires die away
and Immediately Others spring into
existence and take their places
These die, as DO all Earth's ephem-
eral kingdoms, to make way for an
increasing round of years, ages and
events.
Each individuals duty--insignifi-
cant as be and that duty are-is to
make the best record he can of his
own brief hour on the stage, and
hand to his successors the things in
trusted to him in life, improved if
possible, for his having lived in the
world, so that posterity may have an
example worthy of emulation, and
that they may point to with pride in
stead of shame. The duty Of public
journalists, should be to make cor
rect record of passing events, with
such wholesome comments, as will
strengthen righteous convictions,
and tend to dissipate Error. While
we indulge in these reflections, the
silent tread of Time is almost audi
BILE, with its sluggish burden of
blighted anticipations, vanished Wis
ions, hopes deferred, intermingled
with smiles and tears, as it rus
ties its witbered drapery towards the
tomb of Centuries. Eighteen humid
red and sixty-eight is gone to join
the past, there TO remain until
"time's great roll Of years is all I'M
wound.
Letus worship the rising and not
the setting sun. Eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine, a newborn child of
promise has come to greet us. 1t
comes in mid-Wiater, enveloped in
cloud and storm, hnt it comes to
offer Hope and TO finish the work of
its predecessor. Silently, mysteri-
ously it came, aud has imperceptibly
entered into communion with us.
Let us act well our part, and hope
tells US, all will be we'll.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-01

We get a rumor from South
Mountain, that Indians have made
their appearance in that locality.
VIM. Walsh and others, were aroused
from their beds few nights since by
their dogs, and in the morning moe
casin tracks we're found in Close
proximity 10 camp.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-01
Col. Hudnutt, in his address

1O1. H u uh Atss "a hifS
to the Legislature, thus speaks of
the hospitality Of the people of Boise
City. "Everything seems teem-
/" ing with life and wealth. Homes
Of comfort, Of elegance, abound
"everywhere. whose generous in
smaies dispense a more openhanded
hospitality than has ever been my
fortune 20 meet in Eastern lands,
" anywhere FROM the waters of the
" Penobscot to the Rio Grande. -
Isn't it just possible that these peo-
pie see the U. P. r. r., embodied in
the Colonel, and are endeavoring to
coax it up little around Boise. TO
haunt it to the place. Perhaps it
may be the road they are feeding
with such 'openhanded hospitality, j.
instead of its human representative.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-01

The Greek Government asks for a loan o.
100, DOC, 600 drachmas 10 prepare for war
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-01

HAVE YOU SEEN
FRED BRUNZ Re l. LIS
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
Just received. consisting of
Clothing, Groceries,
LIQUORS, WaII-Pape
Carpets, Boots,
shoes, blankets.
Hats, Shirts,
Under-Clothing,
Powder, Fuse,
Hardware,
Ladies
Gents
KID GLOVES,
Cigars, Tobacco, Meerschnums
and other articles too numerous TO mention.
aS-Call and examine nay stock before
purchasing elsewhere. will sell anything
required in a MINING CAMP as cheap as
the same can be found anywhere in this
Territory. -
Corner Warrington e Sd SITS Silrer CITY
phi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-29
Mrs. Porter, Dover, n, "a.
DOVER. N. H.. July W 1gBE

Much more might be stated IN relation % this
medicine, as contained in testimonials, but Do il
needless. Ask Manchester Druggists about lt
Henry Plumer, Of Bedford, whose wife was cured
by It Of Salt Rneum. Ask almost any person m
GohBtoWn, and they viii declare its value a1
remedy, as used In their OWE cases or by their
friends.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-29

Miss ANNA DICKINsoN.-This well
known lady orator will deliver a new
popular lecture at the William Street
NJ. E. Church next Monday evening,
Feb. 1st. Miss Dickinson's abilities and
success as a lecturer are well establish
ed and she will doubtless favor her au-
dience with discourse both well writ
ten and well delivered.
We understand that the public pat
ronage of the Lecture Association has
not been what it ought to have been.
The Association at considerable ex-
pense and trouble secured a number
of the most popular lecturers obtainable
in this country for their course this win
ter, depending of course, on the assis-
tance Cor rather patronage) of our citi-
zens to meet the expense in part. Their
enterprise in bringing about these rare
entertainments should be encouraged.
Let them see a crowded room on the
occasion of Miss Dickinson's Lecture
next Monday evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-29

THE DELAWARE COUNTY FARM
ERs' CLUB has adopted in connection
with it system Of Farmers Exchange.
What is it? In the club-room there
are always open for inspection to those
entitled, a Sales Book and Want
Book.
Sales Book.-Farmers having hogs,
stock, or anything else to sell, enter
them on the sales-book, Parties wish
ing to buy any such article, on inspec-
name and address, and thus a sale may
be soon, and easily, made.
Want Book.-Persons wanting to
buy anything In a farmers line, as a
good milch COW, yoke of oxen, good
seed wheat, &c, &c, can 90 to the
elub-room and make the entry on the
want book. Farmers having such to
sell. know at once by looking at the
Want-bOOk, where to find a purchaser.
IermS.-Members of the Club have
free access to the books for making
entries, and inspection. Any one not
a member of the club is charged fee
of fifty cents for each entry made by
him.
Advertising is necessary to carrying
on any business with full success and
profit. Farmers, as class, advertise
less than any other. This system sup
plies one of the great wants Of the ag-
rioultural community. By means of it, |
if properly appreciated and patroniz-
ed, farmers have a cheap, easy, and |
thorough mode of advertising.
The discussions at the club meetings |
have proved of great intesest, import |
ance and value. The Farmers Ex- |
change will familiarize farmers With,the !
markets, home and foreign-furnish |
facilities for the business of the farm
er, save time and increase his income,
aad prove as profitable to the farmer
In business point of view as the
Farmers Club in an agricultural
point. Self-interest, alone, should !
prompt every farmer to avail himself !
of the advantages to be derived. Gen
eral and mutual interest should make |
all anxious for complete success.
The meetings of the club are free,
and open to all and it is to be hoped |
that farmers will make it a point to |
that no farmer will fail to |
come to the club-room, if in town on !
the day of meeting.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

Improve that Cramped re- Would
you learn to write elegantly? The Ohio
Business College has one of the finest writ
ing departments in the State. While the
tuition is only half that of any similar in
st1tution, every young man and woman
should learn to write at a moderate ex-
pense. This department is now conducted
by Prof, WAFUL, who was for long time
penman in the first established College of
the Bryant & StrattOn chain, located at
Cleveland, o., and for three years student
of P. R. Spencer, the author of the system.
re- See specimen at the Post Office. j22
STOP AND READ.-The Cook Stove Veter-
ana stove well deserving the name it bears
for sale at the New Tin and Stove Store,
on Union Street, one door South IS. B.
animation of this stove by those wishing to
purchase. Also a very neat pattern of
ParlOr Stove. Call and see. Remmember
the place. Il yr9 NJ. A. NICHOLSON.
There is no place in Delaware, where
Sons
All kinds of Parlor Stoves are selling at
Sons. -'--' - -''--1 -
by A. Lybrand & Son, is the best stove in
the market. Go and see it.
The Senator Cook Stove has the highest
oven OF any stove in the market-the cast
ingS are warranted OF to crack. II is sold
by A. Lybrand Son.
brand & Sons stock of Cook and ParIor
Stoves before they purchase.
Go to A. Lybrand & Sons, and see that
new pattern of Cook Stove.
Cook Stoves, ParIor Stoves, and all
other kinds of stoves are selling CHEAP. at
Block.
sons ten per cent. less than last falls
prices.
Those beautiful patterns of Sheet Iron
Stoves at A. Lybraod & Sons, are worth
seeings
A. Lybrand s. Son have the largest
stock of Stoves in the country.
ssThe FOrtune'' is the name Of the new
Cook Stove at A. Lybrand & Sons.
stOvesI Stoves !-Stoves have de-
CIined, and A. Iiybrand q Son are receiving
a large stock, which they will sell cheap.
You may find any kind of stove you
want at A. Lybrand & Sons, in the VIII
liams Block.
Plantation Bitters combine rare medi-
cinal virtues with delicious aroma, and a
flavor grateful to the palate. 1t is purely
quts1tes of science have been complied with.
It is suitable for all ages and sexes. 1t is gem
tie, stimulating and soothing. Alldyspep-
TIC disorders are cured by 1t, and it repairs
and restores natures wasted powers. Plan
tation Bitters are increasing daily in favor
| with all classes. 1t relieves suffering, rem
ders life n luxury, brightens the presen
and throws hopeful light on the future.
| MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
/ the price. It
Sore Eyes Attention g-PaImer's Lo-
| ton is an 1nfallible cure for sore eyes. DI-
/ RECTIONs-Close the eyes and apply extern
/ ally, rubbing toward the nose, at the same
/ time allowing as much to get in the eyes as
/ you can bear. One application is sufficient.
| Its effects Will astontsh and delight you. 4W
@. PIatt, JeTveler, No. 3 Williams
| Block, has Just received q fresh invoice OF
| American Watches, that he will sell at 9
[ small advance on cost, FOR CASH, jams