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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05
The National Baptist 9. Q. Convention.
o.. -. ~.

The Baptist Sunday School Conven-
tlon was well attended again this
morning. The session was devoted "a
receiving reports from sections and re.
ports from the Committee on Resolu-
lions and Business. The latter was
quite generally discussed, but finally
passed as follows:
Resolved, That this Convention and
institute most earnestly deslre and seek
10 promote the unity and cooperation
OF our entire American Baptist Brother.
hood In our Sunday School work.
ReSOIUed, That lnaAmuch 90 the In
terests Of Sunday Schools throughout
the country require the services OF q ju,
diclous and enthusiastic worker, who
shall give his undivided energy to the
consideration and illustration Of the
best methods OF organization and In,
Btrucllon, and be able by his voice and
pen 10 arouse the attention OF officers
and teachers 10 all Improvements In the
Sunday School work; therefore that
this Convention respectfully and earn.
estly request the American Baptist
Publication Societies to appoint gen.
eral secretary for the department oil
Sunday School work.
ReSOlved, That we recommend the
thorough organization In all the States,
Of our Baptist Sunday Schools Into
State aud District Conventions, Tor the
purpose OF Improvement deXtension.
And AZ the most effective means OF pro.
noting this object, we also recommend
so far az possible, the employment oil
State and District Sunday School Mis-.
slonaries. ... ...
ReSotUed, That In view OF The urgent
necessity for Sabbath School litera-
ture commemorate with the wants oil
our great Baptist brotherhood, we deem
1t necessary that there be weekly Bap.
tIst Sunday School Teachers paper,
and we recommend the appointment Of
y committee oi seven, to whom the mat
ter shall be referred, said committee to
consist Of y. D. Jones, OF Missouri: A.
+. Dickinson, of Va; B. Griffith, OF Pa;
j. A. BroadduS, offs. O.; i. ". Gardner,
Of Mass; W. T. Brantley, OF Ga; and
Z. G. Taylor, of Ills.
ReSoivCd, That In the Judgement OF
this Convention and Institute tho uni. /.
iormity and efficiency Of our Sunday
Schools would be promoted by the pub.
lICalIOn and use OF Sunday School
Manual, written from Baptist stand
point, and We therefore recommend the
lssue, at the earliest day practicn BILE, by
our publication society, Ofsuch man
uAl, containing the most approved and
successful method OF organizing and
conduCting Sunday Schools.
ReSoLVed, That VIZ record our grAtl>
tude to God for His goddess ln cou-
vening this large and earnest CUnvsn-
ton OF friends OF Sunday Schools, and
for the presence OF His HUly Spirit in
our meeting, blending our hearts In
holy brotherhood, and express the hope
that the American Baptist Publication
Society, in co.operatI0n with the Sun
day School Board OF the Southern BAp
tist School Convention, will make ar.
rangemeuts for another National Sans
day School Convention.
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Emancipation nay In Baltimore.

oAhAlMOhht NoN' Il
The colored citizens OF Baltimore and
Maryland, celebrated the Anniversary
OF Emancipation with great enthnsi.
asm, the procession was several miles
long and composed Of II number OF ben.
ehCIal societies in full regalia on horses
and In carriages, trade associations On
platforms, wagons, and on foot and tho
usual representations With banners,
flags, and appropriate devices VII pro-
ceeded by full bands OF music. There
were many persons present from the
District OF Columbia, aud quite mum
Der from distant States. Along The
line e'of procession The side walks were
crowded with whites and blacks. Par
feet order prevailed. Bishop WAyman
delivered an address this L. NJ, and the
celebration closed 10 ight with grand
ball at Douglass Institute.
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PREsRYrERIANIsN.
Meeting OF the Committee Of the Gen
eraI Assembly nc Chicago-An Old
Feud Healed.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 4.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 4.
The committee OF the Presbyterian
General Assembly, o. s., which has
been in session for some time past, in
vestlgatlng the affairs OF the Thsologi.
cal Seminary, closed their labors last
evening. The long standing disagree
ment between the Rev. DR.. Lord, d.
vinity Professor In the Northwestern
School and y. II. McCormIck, han been
brought 10 AN eud by n compromise,
satisfactory To both parties. List even :
Ing the result WAS arrived at. DR.. Lord
remains In his present Ghnir. Mr.. Nc
Cormick is released from the payment
ofthe SIS 900 claimed to be due the
school. and three directors, Judge Lin.
coin, clerk, and Il. G. Spotford, OF this
city, and Que other, who were elected
during the quarrel, all OF Lords party,
should take their places. To lhla all
consented. The contestants signed the
papers; and the strife ended.
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Chlcaxo market.

.-.. CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
FLouR-A shade easier ut 81 OOa6 25
for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and easier; No. l
quiet and steady at 9Oc; No. 2 quietlanG
weak Rt S5AS7c; closing at IS sS6c; this
afternoon market quiet and unsettled
at 00Nc buyers November and seller
December $40 cash, and seller NOVem-
Der for No.. 2. Corn-Dull and u Unsettled
at Gla65Hc for No 2; closing nj Csc;
rejected lXa2c lower with sales ut GA
621Sc; this afternoon market d rmer al
65U seller November. Oats-Flrm and
steady at S0l4Oo for No. 2; closing Ut
3OHaS0lSc Rye--FaIrly active ut a
decline q. lc on No. and and la9c on
rejected; sales OF No. / at zoo; No, 2 al
61HaGSi1c; rejected G2c; sample lots nj
100 delivered; closing at $50 for No, =
Barley-Dull and nominal ut CSC for
No. 2.
Hods-DrsSsed; sales at $40 90 all
round. Live; quiet at IS G5ap rs for fair
to medium; % 35A0 IS for good 10 choice;
80 9Oal0 90 for extra choice,
CATrLE-Very Dull at 81 2ja4 90 tor
common to extra COWS; 81 5OS6 w for
stockers; 90 00A6 80 for good native aud
extra texan steers,
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renoy In settlement Of contracts made
on the gold basis, there were no failures
and no indications OF serious suffering; !;
indeed. It was q rule, through all the
wide fluctuations In the value OF the
currency during the war, that there was
no visible resulting injury to either one
class or another. For these, among
many reasons which might be assigned
we are not disposed to regard deci-
sion adverse to the conBtitutlonallty OF
the Legal Tender Act as likely to in
volve any general financial confusion
or any serious Injury 10 business inte.
rests; on the contrary, we should view
1t as the Introduction Of an era OF solid
prosperity.
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The recent Jail Breaking ~ st. CIaIrA.
VIlIe-The Aecapturc OF tho Birds.
| Il ON, ths ElhrnnteLa nk,mriertLn,I ~

Inc recent JnlA hfehRInE NJ NJ. EIAlFhs
VIIIe-The lsscApturc OF tho Birds.
~ ON the Chronicle Of yesterday.
Last Thursday morning persons pass.
ing the jail discovered u r0pe made Of
sheets, comforts, &c., hanging from
the east end OF the building. On ex-
animation IL was discovered that some.
tiue during the previous ulght four OF
the inmates had succeeded In breaking
through the ceiling Of the east room
Into The loft, and from thence into the
chimney below The roof, aud then
through the chimney above the root,
and by this opening etfecting their
escape. They descended from the roof
by means OF u rope made OF their bed
clothes and fastened aE the upper end
through the opening made In the chin.
ney.
the parties escaping were John Burk-
hammer, charged with horse stealing,
Henry MHyhugh, on charge of assault
and battery, and James McGnire and
Samuel ConawAy committed for break.
ing In and stealing certain express
goods from the Railroad depot at
Bridgeport. .!
As soon as their escape WAS known
the Sheriff telegrHphed 10 Wheeling,
Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and
other points, and by hand bills offered
n reward OF fifty dollars each for the
return OF three OF the prisoners and
twenty-five dollars for the return OF
the other. Parties went from here on
different roads 10 pursuit, and on Mon.
day, Frank Simpson and VIM. Rice
overlook two Of the parties Mcclure
and UonawRy, In WelZel county, W I.
Va, and with them also, arrested Mrs.
COnaway, James Ryan and Thomas
AmmOns. who were charged with being
interested In the recent burglary ut the
G, Il p. Il. r. depot Ut Bridgeport, and
two OF whom (Ryan and Ammons, had
previously been:arrested and escaped.
During the return trip the gang be-
haved very badly, and while at Wheel.
ing became 80 unmanRgeahls that Mr..
Simpson had to administer pretty se-
we're application OF poker TO their
heads, which had the effect OF making
them little tanner. They were deliv-
cred over to the jallor, about noon on
Tuesday, and 1t is presumed that they
will be cared for until the meetlng OF
the next term Of Court on the 18th inst.
The jail OF Belmont county has long
since been condemned by the Grand
Jury, and this escape, which It could
not have taken the parties more than
two hours to effect, ls only another EVIL
dence OF It's utter unhtness, as safe
place 10 keep prisoners. 5-s
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THE NEWS

II. q. Cambridge, Boston merchant,
committed suicide ut n New York X
Hotel Wednesday,.
CUlUuel Clarke, formerly OF the 18Th
Brooklyn Regiment, was before Oom.
missioner Osborne OF New York We'd
nesday, charged with engraving plates
for manufacturing counterfeit currency.
He was held TO bail In the sum $25 900.
A case came before Judge Tithian,
OF New York, Wednesday, In which
Patrick O'roole u lad OF eighteen years,
sued The managers OF the House OF
Refuge for SIC. .00O damages on account
OF bad treatment In keeping him In
close room and insU fliUlent food, In
consequence of which he got sick and
became much delapidaled.
Three hundred mechanics and labo-
rers were discharged from the Boston
Navy Yard Wednesday,. Nearly every
department is reduced.
ELLA Wooden Mill at Branlford,
Ontario, was burned Wednesday night.
Loss 500. 600; insured for $4,000.
The treasure exported from San
Francisco In October. was over S2,0O0.-
600.
EmIgrant travel over the Pacific
railroad Is rapidly increasing.
Heavy rain storms prevail through.
out Oregon. HH .In..
A letter from Lynchburg, Virginia,
says that y detachment OF the Sixth
Cavalry has been securing the country,
near DAnville. and LynChburg, and, In
few days, has, captured f0rty.elght
Illicit disllllerIes, and se:zed two thou.
sand GALLONS OF whisky or brandy. I'm.
msnse quantities Of whisky, manfac-
tured In Virginia, have escaped the
payment ofthe Internal revenue tax.
The Iourneymen shoemakers Of In
dlanopOlis struck Wednesday for about
ten pOr cent increase In their Compsn-
eation. The employers yielded TO the
demand.
The Tennessee House Of Rsprese enta.
LlYeS, by vote OF IS TO 20, tabled the
resolution offered for the election OF an.
other United States Senator, on the
ground OF Cooper's inelIRtbIllIy.
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baltimore Market,
BALTIMORE, November

BALTIMORE, November 4.
FLOUR-Inactive but prices weak
Western superflne IS 65a5 Zoe; X IS 75u
725.
GEAIN-Wheat-Dull ut 81 35a1 4t
for prime to choice red. Corn-Dull;
new white 75a0Oc; old Sl,0Oal O8. Oats
Dull at 55a59c. Rye-Dull at VOa0Ic.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork-QuIet $33
Bacon-Firm: rlb:sldes l0Xc; clear do
l9hal9Xc; shoulders 1Gc. Hams-24a
25O.
LARD-Quiet at 1SIGa19c.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 81 lls1 IL.
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GneG3telLi9etrer:

THE Re0iSter'SIroOstOr is getting to
be chronic. We don't object to rea-
Sonable amount Of growing; but this is
rasplng on the nerves, especially when
the chantIcleer Is so Confoundly ugly
and llieless. There Is no crow In that
chicken. II you want 10 crow why
don't You get one TINT can.
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Eew York Dry Goods market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
There Is Il continual skirmIshing in
the value Of staple Cottons, but an i'm.
proved inquiry at reduced prices, al
though the market is In no way active,
The following are the most important
changes: Gus BIB Blue Dsnims are
reduced from ESQ to 23c; do q q do, do,
from 2lc to 2Oc; do A X A from 27I<c 10
25c; Boston Brown Dentms from l5c TO
1411c; fremont D. Bleached Canton
FIannels are 10 lower, and are now sell.
ing at l6hc. Agawam F, Al Brown
Sheetings are down to 12c: Sherbrook
A, do to 12c; Columbian xxx Brown
Denlms are reduced from 29c 10 2Sn.
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New York Produce Market.

CoTroN-Decllned; sales 5000 bales at
zoo for mlddling uplands.
FLouR-Closed dull; 5a10c lower.
GRA1N-Wheat-Closed dull, heavy
and lclower for spring, and quiet, with
out decided change for winter. Rye
Nominal. Oats-Dull and heavy; Ga
66c for western. Corn-Flrm and quiet;
!9ia9O for unsound, and 81 02Al 05 for
sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull al $50.
Mess Beef-Qulet and unchanged. Cut
Meats and Baoon-Dull and heavy,
Lard-Dull; l7lzal7N for fair to prime
steam,
Edds-1n fair request; no change In
price,
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THE Pittsburgh Dispatch thinks the
rumor that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury has In contemplation an early re.
sumption Of specie payments Is put for.
ward by the gold gamblers, who II
thinks are running down the premiums
with view to another grand campaign
for n rise,
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RRMOVAL OF THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

Counter Movement In Warrington.
..II4 lFl WARRINGTON Nov. H..
The effort to counteract the Influence
OF tho agitation Of the capital moYers In
the West is beginning 10 assume form.
A paper has been prepared to be handed
to the President, With the request that
he wllltake some cognizance Of the
matter In his forthcoming annual mes
sage. discounteuancing the project OF
the removal, and to use his Executive
Influence In stopping any agitation OF
the All bIect. 'E
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PRICEs,

noonana" German s'tssorA Per bottle o. % SS
hAltdoEsn 500
IiOonand1 German Tonic, put up in QUAR-
30ttles, 81 ~ por bottle Ur halt dOEen for
V60.
ielO you buy, In order 70 get the genuine.
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cino eYoryWhOre, jYl9
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Senator Brown, OF tho Second Dis.
tFlct.
LSo.,, ,h, A1,,,,,J,,,ItJ. aJ,,Ii,,,,1

senator Brown, OF the Second Dis
IFlct.
From thG MOuHtlIrtlle National.
The Republican party OF this Senato.
rial District need 10 congratulate itsell
on The election OF John K. Brown, Ol
WelZel. He Is Il live, wide-awake and
positive Republican, democratic In his
manners, essentially one of the people,
he stands their representative by sym
pAthy and instinct. or his competitor,
nothing eau be said except that the re-
suit declares him not to be the popular
choice. His popularity In his own
county was unprecedented, the nOto-
riously large ma ajority 1t always gives
having sadly dWlndled TO mourniul
Disappointment the expectations OF the
Democracy In their vote for the Senate.
The Democratic majority in that coun-
ty grew very suddenly and beautifully
less with Brown on the ticket. We
venture 10 say that In the State Senate
this winter will not be found man Of
higher Integrity or more answering
adherence to the right.
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The G,nhnn "I.illInn."
KgY MEsr, F1oRIpA, Nov

The schooner W. a. Cleora, from
Nassau, arrived this morning, with III
men, who were taken from the Cubar
steamer Lillian. She was captured by
the English authorities at Nassau,
while aE anchor ln the hNrbor. The
vessel Is said TO be badly injured and
auce OF Ltllian's crew are at present in
Nassau. ~ A'-0'' '-.
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Tho Istsul. In nunssac sachuseits.

= DEHINUE IhAHI 4FVVs u
Returns from 2S5 towns show the fol.
lowing results: Claim, Republican,
70, ,l22; Adams, Democrat, 4S. 1872; Cham
berlaln. Labor Reform, 12 $3.50; plurality
for Claftu, 81. $50; majority for Cla1lln,
S,454. The Senate viii contain 80 Re.
publIcans, 0 Democrats, l Labor Re-
form; House, 1853 Republicans, 81 Dem
ocrats, q Labor Reform. Seven repre-
sentative districts remain TO be heard
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CAUTION.

HoofRndS German Remedies are counter
teited. See that the signature orc. NJ. JACK.
BON "a on tho wnpper OF each bottle. All
othNn are counterfeit.
Principal Oftice and Mandatory Al the
9ermAn Medicine Store, No. ESl ARCH Sueet,
CHARLRs N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly U. II. JACKSON \ 70,
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PoUGHKEHPsIE, Nov. 4.
Al 2 o'clock this morning, Peter Mer.
den was horribly scalded, ut an Iron
Foundry iu this oity. while lyiuH under
an arch, the engineer mot knowing he
was there opened blow OFT cock. Tue
aesh was literally stripped from him,
hR died At six O'Clock.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOOFIANDS GERMAN BITTERS II
entirely vegetabl0, and contains no liquor
II Ia o compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. Those
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bittera. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
terS, hence II free from all the objections In.
cIdent TO tho use OF LIQUOR preparation.
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Pacific Mail has been favorably af-
iecLed by the action OF the Chamber Of
Commerce, who to-day passed resolu-
tions requesting Congress 10 grant the
company sufficient subsidy to enable
them to run steamers In the China line
seml'monthly instead of monthly.
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Tho Late e1.Qov, Wlchlltre, OF Ky.

LoUlSvtLLB, Nov. i.
The remains OF ex-Gov. Charles A.
Wickline, OF kentucky, reached here
this morning and left at 8 p. NJ. for
Bardstown. In respect TO his memory
the courts were adjourned and the
members OF the bar passed the usual
resolutions oi respect and sympathy.
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SToCKs-The market at one time dur.
Ing the forenoon exhibited more actlvl-
ty and buoyancy than for some time
past. New York Central ross to 1872,
Northwestern 721f, do preferred S8JS
81. Paul 7O1G, do preferred s31I, Lake
Shore OK, and Rock Island 1861. The
chief activity was In Northwestern and
81. Paul, those stocks being great spec.
nlntive tavorites for the moment. At
the close there were Indications that
some OF the leading bulls In these stocks
had been selling, and the whole mar
ket fell of, closing weak aud nnAeitlad.
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Hon, apoReE sHAEswOoI

Jluhce Of he Supreme Court q PsmnEvIXp'ia.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno l, 1869.
II have found by experience that HooE.
Inhuh German BitterS Ia very good ionic,
relieving dyspeptio aymptoms almost Ill.
r0etiy. GEORGE sHARsWOOD."
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[By telegraph
New York Money aud RGOck Market.

New York Money Hud RIOCk Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
MoNEY-Fairly active and steady at
6a7 per cent on call loans.
STEREING-Q0let at 10S<al09.
GoLD.Lower: opening at 126SS; clos
Ing at l26Aa126N; carrying rates 3a7
per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Strong, as the
natural result Of the action OF the SEQ
retary Of the Treasury In buying
S2 900, 900 to-day, or double the amount
advertised for. Awards made at ll2
90. .100al13 0 100,
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Dwelling Deatroyed ana ChiIdren
burned 20 Death In MasSachu'
BosToN, Nooember 1.

The dwelling Of Nathan nowny In
Harwlck, Mass, was destroyed by tire,
last evening, and his only children
two little girls, aged O aud 1 years, per
lshed. The parents were visiting q
nelghbor. .7,'
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JEWISH CHURCH HEronn.
RnBbinIcMI Conference In PhiIndel.
phIa.
PnlLApELpulA, Nov. al

phIa.
PHlLADELPufA, Nov. 4.
A number OF Jewish Rahbis from the
principal cities OF the Union are In
conference here on the subject OF re.
form In the Jewish church. They
adopted resolutions abolishlug The use
OF prayers In the Hebrew tongue Hs
unintelllgible to the masses; dlsClaim.
Ing the doctrine OF bodily resurrection;
the removal OF tho Jewish state by
separation from all other nations, and
declaring the Aaronic priesthood aud
the Mosaic sacrtciAl worship tO Eave
been merely preparatory steps to Is
raers national priesthood, and there
lore things OF the past, to be mentioned
In prayer only In an educational capa-
city and not 10 be practical.
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HoOELAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Is pleasant preparation OF the RiLten for
those who do not like extreme BiIters. 1t
IL composed OF all tho ingredients OF the
BitterH combined with pure Ennta cruz rum
and agreeable hAvorinH ext acts. It's use
recommended when some pure Btilulant lB
required In connection with the tonic pro.
DbTtle8 Of the BlLterH.
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sx TELEGRAPH.
Regulators nj Work IN Kentucky,
They Attacked n House and
Meet wish n ReDulHe,

LouISvILLE. Nov. 4.
A letter from Southern Kentucky
says that last Saturday night, band OF
forty mounted regulars, after stealing
horses, went 10 the residence OF M, j,
Maddox, near Prestonville, and de.
mauded that he and the negroes who
work on his farm should surrender,
Mr.. Maddox replied that with his two
sons he would defend himself The
armed regulators then commenced
firing upon the house. After q long
heht the band dispersed. though they
declared they would return.
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HON, LAMEa TunMrsoN.

Judge Of the Supreme Court ot Ps'uuvIluniG.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1866.
~ consider Hoofland's German Rlttsrs, a
VHllLnblG medicine In case OF attacks of indl.
Rvblion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF It.
Yours, with respect,
JAMEs TEiOMPeON."
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gtuaurIal.

National Savings Bank Of Wheeling,
incorporated JAnuaFy 18th, 1853,
CAPITAL 100000,
REONEY RECEIVED ON DEPoRIF
N Interest paid on Special Deposits. Note
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought aud
sold. Collections made on all points and pro.
ueedB promptly remltted,
DiScoun ountday-M0ndAy.
DIRECTORS,
Thomas II. LiSt, Robot Pratt'
Rob6Tt Gibson, X. A. hTAba,
J. o. Thomas, james MCCluney.
J; L. Buial.
THOS. q. LIHT, President,
J. MeCLuNEY, Vice President,
i. p. HILDRETH, Cashier,
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PTTTsRuRaH, Nov. 4.
MonongahelA 20 inches and falling
Weather clear; Thermometer 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05
Cane Poles,

Ann CANE POLES JUST RECEIVED.
8Ayl6 UHAs. Il. BERRY.