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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
NETWORK & OSWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD
THESE BONDS CAN BIZ REGISTERED.

SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID.UP STOCK sUBsCRIP
TONS No bonds issued road under constructions issue limited
$4,000 per running ORDER BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL COST road being bui
with great economy for 100 miles done and the mO thorough
manner additional viii be flushed HoSemb and the whole
lire (ore 900 mes expected will be completed within the ensuing
year Of the important roads in the State Of York
from EeETOk City Buffalo 70 miles and to
osTego miles poPuOus district destitute Of other rail
facilities which furnish large profitable local business
will be completed cost far below that Of any esm
png line These advantages cannot fall to make It Of the
best paying roads leading from the metropolis and Is First Mort
gage Bonds the securities Issued All mortgage bOndi
ssasd Railroads running from the City ofEeWYo good and the
Interest promptly paid although OTsAged for
than double the per that the Midland Among the bonds
Aos oaeug We equal these For the Investment Of
ius, or other nothing b AID exchange for Govern
they give large increase OF income beside ptahsg the
premium TheJ meeting rapd and have been gAtaed
they taken chiefly by most conservative ADD saga
eloa capitalists exchange for Government securities Price and
currency Cua pamphlets k hAHa for dis
lIibstoa-
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PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.

The MANHATTAN GASLIGHT COMPANY IL prepared to
Deenber next Tor the enure
Quantity produced the WORKS ana us
into the wells OF the Company Of years o TOE SIs' dy OF
March, 1870. -, -. A.. -, a.
The Proposals. addressed 10 undersigned mnt be sealed and in
dI fon r Coal Tbey must state the onsr for the
Tar Al price Tor each taa coal cabonIed TIE WORKS OF ho Com
about 10 900 uns and
HE average Yield Of per coal about gaoas The Company
A. moi hind 10 accept fer Of the lowest any bidder
Apy 6s,hsr iaormatou may be obtained on application to
ny 'N''N'' '@ JOSEPH A. SABBArON
Engineer Manhattan GAslight Company.
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THE MARKETS.

fCir.miy reported for TAG TRrBUYgI
THUKsDAT, Nov 4 1859.
ASHBS-h market quiet aud unchanged saes Of 10 bbA
s. 37t0S7 GA for PotA
COfTOE-Ibe opened dali bat closed
eIDorers prices hoseve tribe Of and
rather heavy At the reductions sales Of 39 bales 64 at All
arrived Of which for J6 for aud
for future delivery Of 100 bales November Use
December DO 2 and $50 free board Charleston 80
HeNOreans. private terms all basis Of Los MilHe
W. uofes f,ilo
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And the followinc for RallrOad bOnds

Money easy at 6s7 per cent with the majority Of
loans at per cent Commercial paper inactive at
lO6l2 per for prime, and 1908 per cent for good
The shipment Of currency TO the South continues
TO moderate degree and there is a more active move.
ment to Cincinnati to move the pork crop The banks
report an increased demand for discounts from their
customers and are unable to supply the demand.
Sterling Exchange hrmer In sympathy with the
advance in the rate Of by the Bank Of England
We quote: London 60 days, 1881 alO9 London, sight
1904 alO9 London (prime commercially GO days. lO54
1854; PARIS long, 56Ea5lGt; Paris short, 5l4s 95l33
Antwerp, 5l1a5lCI; Swiss, 517G 9516I Hamburg S5i
s5g Amsterdam 4Ol G4Os Frankfort, iOl a4O3; Bremen
7si 07sI; Berlin. 7lta7l5.
The SubTreasury has already dsbursed 1857 i4s on
account of the November interest The steamer Rhein
took out $4,000 In specie to-day.
The transactions of the subTreasury to-day were as
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The last statement of the Boston Banks compares

The earnings Of theMlwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
for the fourth week in October
400 1861. s29 $50 Increase. S2oO
For the month:
I869.. 81 81 1884,. o37 i6
The regular weekylstatement Of the Bank Of England
published to-day The amount Of specie in vault Is
$4,000 STERLING less than last week.
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of France published
to-day shows that the Of specie in vault Is AGO.
600 francs less than at the same time last week
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SIale-Paiis. River. the PD. Sydaa
Common o. fAlr.,......8GiSI
Delaware. Cheaango and
Rroome %. paI.s. fair

PETROLEUM-Crude bulk Is hrm ans IN fair demand sales 81 90
bbS a. bulk Reiaed hTuer and IN TAR request stss OF
1900 bhls Al 35c for S W.
RICE soW aud Sl tending d0HnNar closing AZ
'td8Ic Tor Carolina
SUGAR-The movement in moderate and the week feeling
values still noticeable though there apPea 70 be slgt reduction
IN the Offering Psir 10 goo Refining about laic sales o
bbdS At ollie for Cuba; 02c Tor Porto Rice; and 100 boxes
Havana at OIa heavy Isl ~ or Hands and li for
White
SREDS-Grass prices nominal At l02c
Is Tor Timothy Rough Far Seed u selling
Cacua Luseed is selling Al ~ IS q - 20 gold
SUMAC-Scy selling 10 for The low aud SID OBS
for the birh grades. Virginia Is selhBg a. t1'dtlOn
TALLOWIbe market Is active but prices are heavy sales
Sq OO1 n AZ llHllic fIr Common 10 Prime. 1870,
WHSKI-The lower and unsettled sales o. ~" bbA
Gl4dSii 5
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quotations
The following were the closing quotations for Govern
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Sursss, Carriages, ct,

NOR SALE-A very fine BAY MARE, about
II M half hands, young sound kind and Inquire OF
81 private stable no hast Nmstesnsnst. Oa ill
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN Az OUR
BRANCH 0FFICB, It5 FULTON STREET.

=, q. BURMA MS FURNITURE AND BAG
f. gage txpressLarge spring wagons for moving funi
ure IN city or country furniture packed shipped storage
for furniture panofortes, &c advanced established
10 s4s once liS and lilo West bevsnth street between
fiftb and Ssth avenuea
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
AlIUsENENTS.

nTHEArRB cohIQUE-oPPOsITE sr. NICHOLAS
MR. wM HORACE LINGARDs
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, NC
"A children, TO hire three unfurnshed Rooms
must be moderate Apply address Ss Sixth above
Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A LADY OF REFINEMENT WISHES TO TAKE
a charge Of gentleman's house or hotel Address Nine.
In Vile station ID.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

VERY SMALL UNFURNIsHED ROOM WANTED
IA Near Forty-second street. store goods with ,
responsible ray Address, with reference, box 1865 Post
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

MURDER IN MASON CouNTY.-Froma
gentleman Of this city who returned
from Point Pleasant day or two since,
we learn the following particulars Of .
brutal murder committed near that
place last Saturday evening:
Two men, Richard Jolly and George
Davis, lived on adjoining farms about
one mile from Point Pleasant. Some
bad blood had been stirred up between
them In relation to dog-Jolly threat.
enlng to shoot the animal the next
time he saw him. Friday last the dog
was discovered about Jolly e premises
when be carried out his threat, wound.
ing him slightly. The next day Davis
went to Jolly's to DO revenged for the
injury inflicted on his dog, and when
near the house, met Mr.. jolly and be-
gan to strike him with a large club
With which he had armed himself He
continued to beat him until life was
well nigh extinet-ths object OF bis
vengeance living only about an hour
after he ceased his bloody wsrk. Davis
fed and took refuge In the house Of his
mothsr>ln'laW, four miles distant, and
had gathered abClt him SIX or eight
FSsOlulO add ds.sEmInsd men. Anllcl
pallng trouble 10 aTIaSting The nuF.
1sIaE, ~ EhoFtG a ~ coulty w. o.
GlalEnga ps - Olr tnfoguani
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

PoLIcs CouHT.-Tha hat Ws,ths,
don't seem 10 eject he baslnsu Of IS
police court Yesterday mynIDV,
IhSrO Wss . tIiF average nuusb1T y
eassS % The docket. And The iolioUinp
dlsPoalLIoH WAS mAdo Of thsm; Y:llIS
DoWnsy, dLSoEdsEiy, ouS dollar apd
GS.Si John Smith, dISordsFly, aVs dol
Lars and costa; sRoSnsy, Bel 4 Co.,
buJIng coal WithcHt being weighed,
dismissed u The costs OF the city,
CathErinS Ready, teontlnuOd from
1hniSdAy moEnlnG.l AssaRll. ous dol
lar and costa; HSnry Dyer, diSOpdsfly.
one dollar and eosH.
II Gill BE- seen By looking oYsE the
names above that John Smith Wa
Rghin before the Court. John VA 90
Era'iaSd with ths distinguished con-
alteration he received the morning
previous that he concluded, We pre-.
Oums, IL Try his hand SEnln. The
former charge against bin WAS = aim.
pie drunk, aud his Suessa on thu, o.
eAsIon encouraged him to attempt
SomS'hlnE more serious. Therefore
hs Somes up for disOrdsrly conduct,
aud being . ErAVsr offence, hIS due
rose to the dignity OF V and costs.
Should he continue TO improve At the
same rate. be Will AoOn reach the max,
imum. twenty aud costs"
The case OfBwOensy, Bell & Co. needs
a word Of explanation. That arm had
contracted Tor coal In Ohio to be dSIly.
cred at their works on this aide Of The
river. We believe the Ordinance 70.
curing coal to be weighed lie aOI ap
PlIcAbls to such Gases, and hSncO the
city lost tbs case,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

RIVER NRws.-Ths river remains at
about the same stage as at the date Of
our last report-three feet three inches.
There Is nothing doing on the landing,
comparatively, nor will there be any
material improvement In business on
the river until the recently harvested
crops are prepared for the market.
The local packets arrive and depart
at their usual hours, bat none Of them
are moro than clearing expenses.
From our exchanges received last
evening we extract the following;
The Camella, with q barge In tow, ar.
rived from Pittsburgh, and after dis
charging some lots here, and receiving
some instead, departed for st. Louis.
Pat Kinney, q deck hand on the Lo.
rena, who fell overheard from that
boat near ShRwneetown, and was re-.
ported drowned, arrived at Louis.
Vile by rail Wednesday, and re-.
Joined the boat last night. He fell
between the boat and barge, and
was struck by the wheel OF the Lo.
renA and badly bruised about the
back, bat madaged to swim ashore,
and got on board the Armada and
came up to Evansville, and from thence
by rail-. RAJ
The old Wheeling Company having
had their boat Underwater burned, q
new company has been organized, who
have purchased the wreck aud ma.
ohinery, and are now fully organized
with capital stock Of $50, 600, ali SUBJ
SoTibed, mostly by the insurance com.
pRnles OF the city, and their building
committee, composed OF Capt. T, F,
Eokert, Capt. DuRRn and Nicholas
Patterson, have contracted With MI,
Lithsrbury for q new hull, and expeci
to have The new Underwater ready "a
raise wrecks and save cargoes In 81
days.
The MIssiSslppl River and tributaries
afford an Inland navigation OF more
than 1900 miles. The region drained
by Its waters IL Of unsurpassed fertility
and prodpcliveness, constituting, ali
things considered, the happiest and
most desirable abode Tor man that can
be found on the surface Of the earth,
The great river, upon which there can
DO no exclusive rights, must forever
remain free, and lis carrying capacity
will for all time exceed that Of all the
railroads that can be built. In nc
country have railroads been able TO dc
all the work offered 70 them, much less
can they expect 70 long control any
considerable portion Of the heavy trade
Of the Mississippi Valley. In the fu'
ture, whatever subsidies Of land Of
money Congress may be willing u
grant for works and internal improve
ment, must be bestowed for the I'm.
proyement Of the Mississippi River and
tts tributaries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

COURT OF APPEALs-The Court met
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The case OF Caldwell Us. Ersklne's
Executor, ct al, was docketed on mo-
ton Of the appellants counsel.
In the cases from GreenbrIer county,
concerning the removal Of certain OH.
GERS, the Arguments commenced on
Thursday on the motion to change the
style OF the suits, so as not to hold the
removed officers individually liable for
costs, were concluded. when the Court
ordered the wrlts 10 be quaSbsd, and a
new writ issued IN the case OF Mr..
sehon, returnable forthwith, against the
State.
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morn
Ing. .usn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

REMOVAL OF THE NATIONAL CAPT
Stevenson received a
a day or two since, ad.
dressed him by committee authorized
to correspond with the Executives Of
the several States, on the subject Of the
removal OF the National Capital. The
committee present a brief statement Of
the reasons why the Capital should be
removed to some more central point,
and request Gov. S. to appoint ten dele.
gates to represent this State in a con-
vention to be held next October in St
Louis, to take preliminary measures
towards. securing the object stated. The
appointments have not yet been made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

KrLLED.-A serious accident occurred
at BellaIre, Thursday evening, result
Ing In the death Of a young man named
strobel. The following particulars
were given Us: Young Strobel was
an employee on the Central Ohio d.
vision Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, and was engaged In coupling the
cars Of train, when his foot slipped,
throwing him under the wheels OF. o
moving car, cutting of both legs above
the knees and severIng his body. or
course death was almost instantaneous
under such circumstances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21


CAMP MEETING. The congregations
are steadily Increasing In numbers
those Of yesterday OSIng larger than on
any previous day. A number Of tents
were put up during the day, and last
evening our informant counted one
hundred aud twenty-five. TnIS e1.
csedS the number Of any former year
BY one hundred per cent, aud Judging
from the rush Of people to the ground
all the accommodations provided will
bo scarcely adequate TO the demand.
Daring yesterday services were held In
the following order; 10 o'clock, sermon
by Rev. $. W. DiViS,-texs, Coriuth. 81;
~ p. ~, Rev. T, II. Mouros,-te1t,
James 1916 7P. NJ. Rev, y. g. Broad,
bent, text, Hebre0H 7:25 The pulpit
Efforts OF the clergy are characterized
by plain aud practical teachings, Stir-
ring HpPsRlS to the impenItent, and
fsrVent exhorsRtlonS to seek the bless
ings Of perfect love.
The following ministers reached the
enoampment during yesterday: Rsvs.
+. w. Vertican, D. RhoSdes and J. W.
KeSlsr, Of the Pittsburgh Conference;
Revs. J. NJ. Warden, T. NJ. Hartley
aud T. B. Hughes, otthe West Virginia
Conference.
We omitted TO mention In our list OF
ministers yesterday morning, the name
OF Rsv. b. Ison, Of this Conference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21
Trugtee'g Hale,

10y VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUBT
u uisdS 10 me BY George Z. Caldwell and
kaLS, LID Wif6, Oh the IA day Of March, 10
the year ISL and Of record IN the Record.
era ONES o. Ohio CG1nty, ". Va, IN Deed
BOOK No, q, pOae 10, shall, on
saturday. the ilh day Of September p,
1864.
GA the pEsmlhas, proceed 10 ell At public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder. the
following DESCRIBED real GGtAL0, situate on
lad Wells nun IN sad County and STATE,
lnaiudOnE what u kROWn ~ the Orchard Of
aid ldsOph CaldVslla farm, and bounded
~ PILLOWS, that Il 10 say "BOkinninR ct Q
Locust pOst .! tho Eolth west corner Of thO
paIIInE fanes around said orchard and N.
iOIninI The WhSsIing and HRiEmbnt Turn.
pike road on the nDTth side Of CAD WOlI's
kun; thence n0ILhWRTdly with AAId iSncS
" the boundary line between said farm aud
lAnd Of z. Jacob, containing beyond the
ISnsa u peeOaaFy 70 TeAsn that line; thence
\. ~ :. toA GtLke % The north hide Of me
Old stable; LhSne0 with the north IldS Of The
uaid county road WesLWAndly TO lame elm
On the B0ulh side Of said orchard fence and
n6aI the same; thence with that HeneO 10
the south OsHt corner thereof; themes west
Wardly With the isneO 70 the beginning,
containing uEteon acres, more OF lea.
RAID Dt9d Of Trust was given 70 HscuTO 70
William E1Iey the puncluAl payment OF
ave several notes Of the aid CiS0TRS 4.
CA.dROil for the sum Of nine aundFOd And
IWaIty.nsYsn Il.l00 dollar each, barring
dAtS tbs 18th day Of February, 1891, and pay.
AbIS 70 the order Of the said William EIISy,
respectively, on the 18th day Of DocsmbST'
lsBi, IbdI, lSS5 1881 and 1870, al the Merchant
aud Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling, eaeh
nOtO bearing interest from date. The hfst
ono VI the ABOVE d6hcTihed notes dated the
10Th day Of February, 1851, Nnd payable on
The 18th day OF D6cO mbGE, 1881, has been
paid, together with the Interest UPON tho re.
manning nOLaI up " the Lat day OF April,
lSe, Ibi sale u made 70 pay tho principal
u the said notes OF li8L lSGI 1884 aud 1855,
which said principal amounts, In each one
Of HAid several nOL6I, 70 O027 B3.iOO, with in.
taFeat thereon from April LIST, 1853, lin paid,
aud tho co u Of this AaIe.
TE1MS or 8ALE-One third cash, md tie
remainder of tho purchase money In two
equal Inst lmenlB OF hiI and twelve mon tuS
the pufohAlsT giving nOtea for the isio rTOd
lnALAlmonN bearing interest from date and
the Ute VIII 10 retained until the notes are
paid.
The above described property viii DO sold
In P4fOeh or altogether ~ the purchaser or
pufohAeou may elect and the trustee will
guarantee the Lll0.
b. h, BUBHFIELD, Trustee,
Tue property mentioned Ia the above ad.
VafLGSlnont ID Known N the sunny Side
Vineyard, " present In nrht cIats condition
And tho VlnOs In excellent bearing order
On Tho PROMISES " large new lWo.alory
Iilck mouse, surrounded by COnven lent and
Desirable ontbnlldlngp and provided with all
tbs necessary OOnVVniuncGs and Improve.
mdnl+ fAHle4 Whaling 70 purchase pro-
peTy OF this description are Invited to eT.
anime the premises IofoTo tho day OF sale.
Jy&SOt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

IMMIGRANTS FOR WEST VIRGINIA.
The Union Register says that DR..
Oliver Of Durham, and Mr.. Brown, OF
Northumberland, England, have been
prospecting In Monroe county, West
Va, with view to purchased lmproy-
ed lands and ColOnIzs them with English
aud Scotch farmers. Both gentlemen
are members OF an Influential emIgra-
ton agency In Great Britain. II land
can be bought on suitable terms they
design to parcel 1t ont Into small farms
and convey It to men ofllmIted capital.
good character and industrious habits,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

A JEALOUS OYPICrAL.-An Assistant
Assessor Of Internal Revenue In this
Slate, Informs the authorities at Wash.
ington that he went to Camp Meeting,
a sunday or two ago, to see il any one
there 'GaS selling liquor Without az In.
teTnGl RevenWe license. He found one
party 80 engaged, arrested him and
sent him to jail. He evidently felt that
he has an elephant on his hands, as he
addressed note to Commissioner Della.
no, enquIrlnE what he should do with
the prisoner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

Work CoHNENCED.-A few days ago
a commencement was made In the con-
StructIon Of the new Glass works In
BsllAire. The enterprise, energy and
business capacity elths owners, Nests.
CrRngIe, EcclsS & Co., insure the sue
cess of the undertaking. The works
are to be quite extensive and will con-
tribute largely TO the business Of that
thrifty town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

Iron PHOsPHORUs.CALI the three
best Tonla, HEillfuliy aud elegantly com.
blned IN an GmboT-eolorCd cordial, bSAuti.
fully transparent 70 the oye, pleasant To tho
tAStS, acceptable 70 the stomach, In CaSWSll,
Hazard 4 % g FerrO-PhosphorAtsi Ell1Ir
Of coliAAyA Bark.
Each plot contains onS ounce Of Royal
CalAayA bark, aud each tSAspooniul con.
iG!na one grain OF Iron, sRmples iuEnIshod
free 70 The profession.
UASWELL. HAZARD a CO.,
o sole manufactures. New York
Bold by all DTuSEistL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

'RrNos.'-In these latter days we
hear much about 'rings'-whlSky rings,
insurance rings, bridge rings, and all
other kinds Of rings. '-but the most
fashionable and serYiceabls rings are
those sold at oxtoby & Dufisld's Jew
elry Store. los Main street. Large
stock Of plain IS karat and set gold
anger rings, ear rings. arm 'rIngS'
(bFacsletsl, ring jsWelry, rings with
watches attached, &C., dc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

HoT.-We believe all whose business
called them out on the streets, yester-
day, will agree with us when we affirm
that 1t was decidedly hot. We heard
the remark made several times that It
was the hottest day OF the year. We
visited South Wheeling about 8 O'Clock
In the afternoon, and tho mercury In
the thermometer at. Brlce's drug store
was up to 9s in the shade. At Smyth'l
Grst' class family grocery, corner Of
Quincy aud Market streets, the msrcu'
ry marked lls', or very near the upper
end Of tho instrument, In the shade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

TIPPGrT q GRovR,-we direct allsn-
tlon to the card OF these gentlemen In
another column. They are good pain
terS, as their work RbundAntly tssLlGss.
II any Of our readers hAYe anything In
theIr line they Wish done In first class
style, we are conhdAnt they cannot
employ better workmsn. more accom-.
modating or more reliable gentlemen
than MeSsrS. TlppeLt & Grove. Give
them call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21
mu SI5I' " HAND1AN, JORDAN q 90.

nR. MOTIFS FRENCH PowpERs, GER
~ tain euro for Diseases OF the Kidneys,
Gou0EIhea, elect, and all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Ringing In
the EAFS, Seminal Emissions caused by In.
Min Diseases, Female Weakness, syphilis
In all ~ tOEIls, causing Sore ThfOAt and
NoSe, PAlh In The Bones, ErupuopH, - !
Bp0OdilY cured. OopaiyA and Mercury dis.
CaTdod. sCid Ia Wheeling, W. Va, BY KID
AUHp BQCRtN0. Druggist, No. Odd toi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

DANcR.-Last night quite a large
number Of young folks INST at La Belle
Hail. and "trIpped the light fantastic"
until late hour. Delicious weather
for such Embellishments. No Ore need.
al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

On AND PAsrE PoRERA11s.-The
finest collection Of portraits In the above
style We have seen In q long time, Mr..
Stanton has on exhibition at MOasrI.
Brown 4 Higgins, whore Mr.. 8. takes
ordOEs for this class Of work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

AN EYR TO BUSINESS during the
afternoon service, yesterday, at the
Camp Meeting, the little boot black of
ten seen about the Mcclure House cor
ner, was observed listening attentively
to the sermon, with his brush and foot.
stool In hand. Just then conutrymRn
came along aud placed not very
clean boot on ope OF the seats near the
knight Of the brush, with the evident
Intention OF hearing the preacher, His
good intention, however, was frustrated
q moment afterwards by blackIs step
ping up and addressing him with
Have your boots blackedH Only I've
cents for a shlne.' Countryman, ex.
hibItinE much confusion, stammerlug,
ly declined to invest, and moved OF 10
the great amusement Of those who Wit.
messed the Incident.