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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-19

BEST Blue Black Alpacas In the city
at Brues & Sanders.
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THE Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver. Oil In
the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
liverS, upon the sea shore. It is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for "Hazard q Gas.
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CAsWELL, HAZARD d CO.,
o,,,u, New York.
nnayoS n, u, = A.
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Manufacturers and JobbeFs OF (.
B 90 T s G. s HO E 81
IN ALL THEIR vAHRr1rs,
NO. Go Main Street.
WHEEL1AG, W. VA.

"AAEAAAOs Va VA
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 20 our very large assortment
OF Boois and Shoes now In store for Fall
wi, with aa experience Of many yeass Jour
house having been established In 1881, we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex.
tent, variety, durability, freedom from ali
lrregulArity, and adaptation To the wants OF
West Virgi9ia and Ohio, is not and cannot
ALL OUR WORK
Is made and selected mainly with view 10
8ERVIcE and RHAL VALUE, securing for
Them Al the style We can without sacrifice
MEMS THICK q KIP BOOTS.
Especial attention ID called 10 our own
make OF mans THICK and KIP BooTs,
They are made out OF the very beat Kip up-
per and sole leather; they are solid double
seiei nave our trade mark stamped on the
bottom, and can DO confidently relied upon
70 give excellent service and satisfaction 10
the consumer.
THICK BROGAKB q BALnIORAIs.
Our stock Of RroEana and Balmoras for
and our best work will be found 70 be made
out or the very best material and In tina
most workman.llke manner.
WOMEH'B MISSES d CHILDREN,s
s...r. BALMORAlS. .,--.,.... I
In the department OF women q. misses ana
enlldIen9 goods We defy competition,
Moreover, We can give 10 our cuStonerS, Out
q our beat WORK, any BiLe they may want;
thus enabling them 70 11t up and work obi
clean their broken stock. This Is an In.
Il Will be appreciated % very great Id.
vantage by those Experienced Ii retailing
Boots and Shoes. Ia, :
WAIT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
JN.wBRREyEaF II. \ mi |
The want Of uniformity In Boot ana
shoes, i "a well known; equals II moi ex-
ceeds that Or any Other Kind or inannfac,
tnred goods. In order 70 protect ourselyea
and customer, We mako d o rule not 10 10
SnS mi N PtzSe ga sa!e any goods not regular
price 70 allow Of uniiornaIty, 10 Insure mi
every pair OF Boots and Shoeg that enlem
our store u carefully examined and rejected
anles found correct In Hixe, tree from daui.
aee and uniform In quality.
.q0OD0 EQUAL 10 BAilPLEs.
Buyer cannot generally devote tho Tina
LEG nsecessIy 70 examine beyond the Ramplm
rejection. bnyerG arc protectod nom Teeeiv.
ing goods inferior % Sampiea.[ ABIDE morn
me recognized duty OF dealing ~ va wonld
pe oeeu py, We regard It a. pecuniHriiy our
inte.Set 20 70 oct - % secure and rgtain tho
esonnaenee or all who may faVor rs WIN
AORRST HARRIET PRICES.
AZ all good merchants Wills6ek ana md
w! tHS Vneapet Houses 70 trade with, We shah
al ~ wv Eooas u tne VeEy lowest market
Ht... ORD ER9.
An ordem receive the prompt add carefu
attention Of one OF our urn, II - ~
au26 MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REV.,
WASHINGTON, Sept, 6, 1869.


S1R:-Yours OF the Both ult., relative
to liability OF certain boats TO special
tax under the proviso 10 section 1O3,
act OF June 20, 1854, as amended, has
been received.
I reply to your question therein con.
tained, that In addition to the require
ments OF the proviso TO said section, all
OF which must be fulfilled In each case
presented, 1t is held by the Secretary Of
this department that the cargo carried
must have been raised or produced In
the immediate vicinity OF shipment.
Suppose boat, barge or fat, In respect
to which all the conditions Of the law
are fulflled-i. c., said boat Ia 1oated
or towed by horses or tug boats solely,
and Is used exclusively for carrying
coal, oil, mineral or agricultural pro-
ducts 10 market-it Is necessary, In ad-
dltion 10 this, and before the said boat
can be held subject to special tax In
lieu Of custom tax, that the cargo
should be tEeproduct OF the Immediate
Vicinity OF shipment.
Where there Is liability, In view Of
the foregoing, to special tax as proyI.
ded, and the same has been paid In res.
pect to any boat, no further liability
exists, In respect 10 the same boat, Ia
tonnage or enrolment fees.
Very respectfully,
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AFNE lot Of beautiful Carved Wal,
nut Bracket at Brown i Higgins,
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU,
RIAL DISEASE.

DEAR DoCroR:-You know what was my
condition when I called upon you. wa
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impos.
slble. Ny constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and was almost In despair
OF ever being cured, having tried many ply.
Riclans, and used numerous preparations
purportlng 10 DO remedies, without the
least sign OF success. But am now happy
10 say, that AFTER using those five bottles OF
your Sarsaparilla and Dandelion, and only
Two boxes OF the Pills, I became perfectly
restored, have returned 70 my post on tho
boat, and feel at this time aS stout as ever 1
did In my life. Please accept my thanks,
and believe me ever yours.
To DR., BRKyrLINGKR,
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FURs, Furs, Furs, at wholesale and
retail at Brues & Sdnders'.
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RALTnIORR 4 OHIO R.R, OOMp'Y

BALTIMORE &ORIO RIB. COMPLY
WHEELING, May sth, 1850.
DAsHENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and afiar the
10th day Of May, l86S-WheelIng Tina.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
: I,1E.AST-LHAHEs wEsT-LHAvRs
daily at......5:ss q. m. daily at...-i0.So a. m.
on;.".a29 Grafton ...... $50 .. IN.
4annlngton, ssS talIm ont ..-.6:30
falrmont.. ..9sA0 Aannln gton.6:l6
ARRIVING AT Cameron ,!,...75O
Grntton at... lGl6 q, m. ARRIVING AT
faassAetsourg.1:4o pm. Wheel ing AtGb6 p. m.
sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN, SOS
1ABT-LHAvEa WET, uAann
daily at....lO,4O q. m. daily St.....'ss pm
ARRIVES AT BelIair... .........I:I5 "
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hEarperg F'y.E8 am Zanavtlle... .8:S5 "
WaShT molly 80 " Colum61s i.... .ii:So p,m
Except Sundays. CineInnati.-.-4;0Oa am.
Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
NM HAsT-LnAVn WET, VIA O. o. d.
Wheelinf Leaves Wheeling
daliy at... 80 pm. daily at......6sOO q, m.
ARR1V@ AT 3ellair ..........Bb5 q
Grafton. .........9:20 pm. ARRIVRs AT
Cumberland. 9:l0 am. BafneSyilie .8d5 "
Winchester. II .a6 ~ lCNrnbFiteo = '9s60 ~
Baltimore ....-.H:t0 Zane8ville "A ~
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Phladelph m. IColumbrG 'I9.IS N ~,
Now York.. 100 pm. lCincInnnti n. !. 1i5
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55AEkeL9nufE~ItIQ y Il GAINESVILLE, l:85 "
S111Ln1etland- Cambridge $50 3"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pm. GAINESVILLE 100
hAgeIBtoWn.s 1E60 - Newark.
baltimore -. .,640t v iColumbuE .illsO0
WAahn Clty.'6:l6 6inclnnRu Nh n n,
ssundaya excepted. ltSundayB excepted.
Trains on the Main Line mako oonnno.
ions ~ Baltimore with trains for PhlIRdel-
phla, New York and Baaton Al Relay
5 Ao1sse' Via Warrington Gty, for all polnfiI
Central Ohio trains make direct oopn.O.
Won o. Columbus for all points West and
TlckSI5 o ali principal points Oan DO bro.
cured ~ tho once JOHN 7. w1rsou
Master OF ZranSeoEtation, iBs baltimore.
msyn y General i. A GSth WSsa,,ro
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WAIT OF UNIFORMITY, ARD How
49, LN.KRRREREnE m. ~. |
LOWEST MARKEr PRICEn.

AZ all good merchants wiilsSet anu f,nd
the Cheapest Houses 70 trade Win. va Ehail
EN- our goods al tho Very lowest market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

The months report we have of the naval
operations of Japan seems to give evidence OF
comparative enterprise on the part of the
Mikado, whatever may be said of his opponent.
If we are to believe the latest news, however,
Enemoto has had the daring in one instance
to attack a double force of his adversary.
That the Japanese rebels have not fought well,
and consequently that their castigation has
not been difficult, we have heard; but the
last naval battle will do well enough, we
think, for Japan. 1t will at least be
permitted us to admire the latest product
of Japanese statecraft, document treating in
a manner both original and comprehensive of
the relations of the empire with the outside
world. We might take lesson from the ia
panese Minister'S way of stating both sides Of
a question to the Parliament of Yeddo Some
of you want foreigners out of the country"
says that statesman in substance, and some
of you want them to stay; but if they stay,
how are you going to keep them from being
murdered, and if you expel them, how will
"you prevent their armies from annihilatng
"you9n We commend to cabinets generally
this method of putting doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

1t was stated in Spiritual" lecture lately
delivered in Newportville, Pa, that commu-
nication had recently been received from the
late Mr.. N. P. Willis, averring "that every
thing that ever lived lives on, even down
to canary birds" But why stop at canary
"birdsFo Why not include feast And speak
ing of heaS, why not include the Democrats e
PartyP That undoubtedly once lived here; 1t
is equally true that it lives here no longer;
does it live there, wherever "there" may DC
Does it there, in sweet communion with
the loved dwellers in the heavenly land, exer-
else "mediumistic" powers, hold the psyche
logical caucus, and cast the shadowy ballot for
its ghostly candidateG Why mott Was it not
once of more value than many canary birdsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

The wisdom of the Virginia Republicans is
trife tardy but we welcome its appearance.
They have discovered at last that the effort to
found an enduring party upon a policy OF
prescription was as unlucky as it was unphllo-
sophical. Much time might have been saved II
they could have learned the lesson earlier; and the
State might have been much farther advanced
on the path of restored activities and prosper
ity. Impartial Suffrage and Universal Amnesty
are seen now by those of even the dullest Wis
ion to form the basis of their recon-
struction, and on this the lately war
ring factions, having tested the tenden-
cies of their folly are reported ready to
unite. Meanwhile from Tennessee comes the
news that might have been expected. The
candidate of prescription seems to have in
sured his own defeat. We can muster resig-
nation enough to endure that, If it shall not
turn out that he has also insured the election
of Andrew johnson OF some such man to the
Senate,
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amnsrmtnis, &C.

BooTHs THEATER Twentythirdst" between r ilSb
ard Snth.aves-This Afternoon AZ and EyenBE AZ o
ari.n Mr. Edwin Adams and Miss Blanche De Bar
RPooKIYN SKATING RINK, Clermontaye; ho"i
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, cor Eighth-ave. anu p wen
IT, bird.st-Tbis Afternoon aud hVeoins !" '
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g., ,tsrbe New Pantomime; HccOTy DiecoU DoeE h w. L.
For. KiralfJ TrOups
WIIACK's THEATER.-This Afternoon at 2, and
Rvenug at s-"Tbe Long Strike
WOoD's MUSEUM, Broadway and Thirtleth H.
This Afternoon 2"Hs Last Legs" and Dodgng VIE N
E,sppg al g." JACK Cade" T. Eddy.
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RICH MR.. PACKER.

The 81. Louis Republican ("Dem.m animad-
which we are happy to say isn't much, upon
the observations Of THE TRIBUNE concerning
the "DemocTatico nomination of rich Mr.
Packer for Governor of Pennsylvania
What" cries The Republican, with judicial
Indignation, isn't it legitimate to put a
wealthy man in nomination for Governor ;
To which we answer, Yes and No. Yes, if the
nomination is made without regard to his
wealth; No, if the nomination is made in con-
sequence of his wealth. Now if our st. Louis
contemporary will lay his hand where his heart
ought to be- and solemnly aver that, in his
opinion, Judge Packer would have been nOmi-
mated if he had been poor man, he will ex-
hibit confidence in the purity of human
nature, to which q good many of his Demo
"cratiC" brethren in Pennsylvania make no
pretensiOn. For they are among the foremost
of the GROWERS they say sharper things of
the Judge than we do; they are, or profess to
be, disaflected, Disguised, and dissatisfied. Not
that they may not become a great deal more
harmonious, and a great deal less punctiliOus
before the election; but at present, they are
weeping Indignantly with one eye, while they
keep the other steadily fixed upon the Judges
money-pots. AS we do MT expect to get any
thing out of those receptacles, we shall proba-
bly, continue in our present mind.
The sum total Of The Republicans Democ
tracy is that rich men are Just the men for
Democratic" candidates. The following Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

Intervention of the United States Minister seems
to have prevented sanguinary massacre in the
camp of the Dictator and Gen. Mediation
has won the hearty applause of both parties oy
his prompt and energetic action. This Is
sort of meddling with our neighbors' AFFAIRS
which nobody will feel called upon to resent,
and we wish all our foreign Ministers were
equally well employed.
Meanwhile the war reports tell nearly the
same old story. Lopez is strong, his people
are brave and determined, and the Brazilians
have gained two victories with the most alb
surd disproportiOn between the losses OF the
opposite armies, and the usual barrenness OF
rpsults
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31
Nen;1lutk Daily Gribmtre.
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1869.

The Dictator Of Paraguay remained still intrenched
Asourra Brazilian operations having been retarded by
heavy rains. The ParaSuayans had been previously
defeated according Brazilian report in several opera
tons but the BrazinaRs had sustained grave check,
according TO the Paragraphs. The American Minister
had nterfered to prevent Lopez from Tealatng upon
prisoners his hands The operations Of the Japanese
fleet aud land forces detailed from the 9th Of May to
the 4h Of June had been stretched the
harbor Of Hakodad and orpedOes placed there by Gen.
EnemOtO. Gen. MarmO, with 5000 men, is before the
town Of Sancus sprtu which, with the towns Of Glen
fuegos and Trinidad, greatly threatened by the
rebels OF late defeated Gems Lesca and Pueblo
and keeping the garrison at Las Tunas in difficult
straits The English Cotton Supply Association urg
ing construction OF railroads in India cheaper and
quicken the transportation Of that article the crop Of
the United States having failed to supply the English
factories 1t said that the French Emperor would
decree general amnesty the centenary Of Napoleon
It is reported that the August statement win show
further reduction Of ten millions In the Public Debt
Secretary Boutwell, instructed the Collector Of Gus
toms at Chicago sell the gold deposit there at New
York rates President Grant left Washington last
ing for Long Branch. The town Of Detroit Kansas
totally destroyed by storm Tuesday night, but
loss Of life s reported serious accident occurred
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad yesterday. and
number OF persons were injured. Three persons were
drowned yesterday while bathing the beach, at Somer
Ville L. The sloOp Oracle the first prize at the
regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club at NewLondon.
Ohloer Campbell. who shot James Long the Sd Of
July in disturbance In the First Ward, has been
acquitted. prominent Custom. House officer has been
arrested charge Of making false payrOs One OF the
boys injured by the fireworks explosion in Printing
Housesquare, died yesterday, and is probably
beyond recovery One Cuban flibuster refuses to be
released from Fort Lafayette the others have gone
home.
We print on the second page a variety Of Southern
Local Miscellany, and General News
and on the sixth page Scientific Notes
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rather queer political philosophy to find in
Democraticp organ

,b, rt.s Taeis It msndabe 10 wealthy msn 10 s
prs 70 public once II that be So IN case mere De 40
~ Acct him observation applies particularly 70 tns
The Governor Of State invested with the gIe'
psoS.Vs tSs pardon crime and the remission OF Punlsa%P
than that the public mnd Should DO
nnas ear Dc o. honestly exercised One great means
Insa in. 4, ndivdaa be rich entsT'ng on OF
VV,y uS ~ prsaTs necessity he certainly toH not pro
81 aa y b., Inttn0 ne o and quitting r'e
1.-The individual should DO rich entering
CON ofice.u Before passing this st. Louis
gentleman over, to be properly dealt with by
our amiable friend Pomeroy, we beg leave to
protest against the doctrine that every poor
man who consents to serve the State is an
object of just suspicion. Mr.. August Belmont
NAV think so, but we don A pretty Re-
public we shall have of it, if only milllonalres
are to be considered worthy of public trust!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

The works of Margaret Fuller, carefully revised
and edited by her brother together with herr Me-
moirs. by Ralph Waldo Emerson. w. II. Claiming,
and j. F. Clarke, have just been issued at this office
in handsome uniform style. The set comprises,
Woman in the Nineteenth Century, Life
Without and Life Within AT Home and
Abroad" and art, Literature, and the Drama"
each in one volume 12mo, with the Memoirs, in two
volumes Those books full Of rich and suggestive
material, and they may be said to show the high
water mark of womany attainment in this country
in the graver regions of speculation and investga-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

We should attach more Importance to the
alleged revelations concerning the theft of I'M
signed National Bank notes from the Treasury
Department, if they had not been delayed
until the person making them got dis.
missed from Office And yet, so much
depends upon the preservation of public conf
depce in the integrity and scrupulOus care
with which the Treasury is managed that we
hope the mans story may be promptly and
thoroughly sifted by proper investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

The assault in Buffalo yesterday on the
editor of a religious newspaper by the son of
the Collector of the Port, is almost prima facie
evidence that the charges made by the editor
could be met in no other way. We observe
that these charges, although not specify
ing any names, are very distinct as
to the character of the crimes. If any
revenue officer has been guilty of keeping o
gambling saloon, his financial skill is certainly
sure to be altogether too great for the uses of
the Government. We print in another column
the article which provoked the assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

Our new Post-0ffice has reached the stage
of having Superintendent appointed at an
economical salary to supervise its erection.
Now let us see ground broken as soon as pos
sible, and the work pushed forward. If we
cannot have the building on the right site, let
us have it on the best we can get and let the
City authorities take the responsibility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

Gentlemen, bid you farewell. Sheriff, |
g am ready" These were the last words of
John Griffin, pursuant to which he hung dang
ling in the ARA wretched specimen of the
gallows-tree fruit we take such lamentable
pains to cultivate. Few were sorry for John
Griffin; but a great many of US abhor the
public institution of the Thug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31
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Usements for THE TRIBUNE and supply copies OF the
paper 70 Americans temporarily in Europe.
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that a Government, like individuals, should
conduct its business on business principles !
Why not obey the lawi Buy up the bonus
peremptorily required to be set aside for inc
sinking fund, and buy them now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

The letter OF our correspondent in Buenos
Ayres has been unaccountably DELAYED. but is
still fresher than any other adyices vet received
from the seat OF war in Paraguay, and gives us
some peculiarly interesting intelligence, The
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Wdtson's Art Journal has been enlarged to a twelve
page paper. with oolored Fashion supplements and
DatternA
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1909 Chssuutst Phil 81 oresn-si Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

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passing the Tariff Of 1924 Andrew Jackson aud John H.
Raton Of Tennessee Martin Van Bursa Of EawYok Thomas H.
Llaaioa Of Missouri.