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New-York tribune., 1870-11-22
BOSTON BAKERIEs-A DISGUSTING EXPOSE

BOSTON BAKERIES-A DISGUSTING EXPOSE
reporter of The Commercial Bulletin ~
Boston recently assumed the habiliments OF ourney
bakeries to test the cleanliness these somewhat ce
brated establishments. The result OF his experience
therein enough 10 paralyzc the digestive organs AID
nothing or the business, lac presented birnsef
to the boss baker, and, representing hin.slt
as New-fork 1ourneyman, WAS set 10 work
at II O'Clock Saturday Dght-tie busy Tina
with bakeries in Boston. skllfuy conccalng III.
grcenness In the business nc went 10 work AZ
BOstOn's great Sunday institution, "lakcd lpans
and brown bread" and IN the process he disclo,.
an incredible system or dirt and sWindliug An a.
broken crusts and crackers lying on the shop scyes
red with dust and mold gathered together and
made into species OF Cruel, first mix ID ~ IN ntby
sOp bucket. Ills Hausedtng mess the new hand va
ordered to stir up with dirty shovel standing I'm lie
ashes the fire Tbs disgusting mixturr was fhc c-
upon poured into tins which had been prr.inu,ly
"painted brown with species 81 greasy batter not
fit 10 feed swine. In Boston II j. fayore custom wtA
many OF the people 10 send out PORK beans Ssur
day night and have them baked 10 tho ba4' over fnt
the Sunday dinner. This operation, the reporter ayers
is n swndle
The dishes came into the bake-shop nicely prepared,
but the Deans were cHptied Du and The TX tdru4lJ
put back I'm the dshthe proprietor remartng Eyrry
woman knows her piece Of pork Qurk lightning"
The beans, however were replaced by lot ~ p3rJurd
ones that had been on hand and could not be- Sold the
good fresh beans were kept instead, the rogue srus
them out by the quart afterward 10 custOno TIE
cheerful picture Of cleanliness /, given al through
the entire system, she most striking however being
description OF the kneadiug process where the uI.
washed feet OF mel used IN treadiug the dough.
The reporter tells that ne ordered 10 ct u the uU
and work away; but protesting that u. frt lHl
clean, he carelessly told 10 takc a toTci, much
statement passes uncOntradcted, and the stomach Oi
Boston IL, in consequence, un-peakably troubled.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-22
BROOKLYN's LAW-RREAKFRS.

Judge Benedict said yesterday, in charging
the Grand Jury mpanncled in the United states Eastern
District Court ~ call your attention first To offenders
against the Internal Revenue laws. These arise from
violations Of statutes under which the internal revenue
is collected and they Will continue to oXst until it is
known that the grand Jury and the petit jury ~ the
United states in this district will promptly punish
offenders In this instance put Ole OF tNo ONehat, oi
that kindI VIII be brought before yOu. aui They re-
lated the manufacture OF tobacco ANA distilled spirits
II the laws of the United states regarding the maufac
tobacco ana distilled spirits were enforced rea
oD otbr articles would he ,bandoned Tho reron en-
gagged in these manufactures would pay tier taNet II
would further TO relieve tho country from AL Othtf
species OF taxation than anything else and these
tices which can easily bear this taxation. II Is, there
fore to the interest OF the whole country % enforce hs
There ia great deal OF Illicit distlng in this DISTRICT
Notwithstanding what has been 10 prevent IL thH
is distiation in places where no officer Is acquaiu "a
with the fact, where effort j. made 10 pay TIE aN IL
Is not on the part OF these persons the pay et O I
tllation are removed to New-York and put upon the
market. paying no tax whatever. Ihe propert 1i PR
engaged in this Illicit manufacture may be taken ms
house may he seized, but it will never cure the evil He
must be proceeded against under the criminal a" iO
Illicit distlcr will be found in process OF time in the
State Prison Illicit distation will cease Ana not ohy
any person who aids him his design No person, lOr
example, furnish capital 10 the llct INSURER
lngy without bringing himself under the pur e" oi hs
You will fnd too violations of the law in reference
counterfeiting offense which Is now punishable by
the laws OF the United states Quite an amount OF Gaa
has been invested in this business hope you VIII care
fully scrunIe the Ofensos brought before You, "cD
oftennes committed by ignorant poor men, ana see
whether there are back OF them powerful men, us1S
them tools and taking the advantage 10 themselves
The third class of consists Of those committed u
der the 20 purity OF elections NoatonsO Oh
this law hereafter % be tried IA the courts Oi o
United states. The oienses which come under your cog
niEance are named in the 10th section Of the law noed
take no 10 satisfy you OF the Importance OF statute
like that ANY person who by Illegally voting dePrIes
citizens of their proper share In the Gov rnnent o e
United states commits crime more important, heI3
detrimental than any other I'm the calendar under sch
form OF government ours. IL Is not question: oI
party but purity OF elections. Unless We can haVo
fair Elections and the result of them fairly announced
then we have lost distinctive feature of our form OF
government.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-22
PAYING TAMMANY's TOOLS.

The large rotunda of the New Court-House
dcnsely filed all day yesterday by the Tsmmany
coloniss who fingered there and In the vicinity Of the
City Paymasters Office to get the wages promised them
for time spent the bouevards few weeks before
election Numbers OF policemen steaded the restless in
dyiduas who persisted In demanding their money be
fore their called, and In crowdlng up against
the officer who handed them their checks Several
braws occurred and the hall at intervals presented the
appearance Of prize ring after the favore is down In
the gallery above amused lawyers lined the railing,
Inetcd freely upon the disrepuable appearance o the
lambs as they were fed by Tammany and wondered
IL the funds would hold out TO pay them all
New-York tribune., 1870-11-22
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The National Bank
OF the Republic agt. Mlard.The defendant IN crrur
sued the bank a check drawn in his favor by pa
master in army the bank, against funds TO The
credit Of the drawer. Among other matters the Court
below refused charge the jury that Mard could not
unless the defendant the bank had accepted or
promised 10 pay the check. The verdict was Tor tha
now reyerses the Judgment. holding that the holder ~
bank check cannot the bank tor refusing payment,
In the absence OF proof that accepted by the bank
or charged against the drawer. The relation of tho
banker and customer s simply that of debtor and crcai
tor and does not partake OF a Judiciary character.
There can be foundation for notion ON The part %!
the holder, unless there pTOrdi Of contract bt~"e
him and the bank, and there can bc 10 such py'rttt
when the bank duty and is under uo obligi S
the holder The holder takes tue check tle crd
Of the drawer, and the bank is not connected Wtn I'D
transaction.
Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the opinion.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-22
THE COUNTERFEIT swINDLERs-A CURIOUS
LETTER.

Joseph Cecil, James Wilson, Charles L.
McGll George Mitchell Samuel Florence. Charles Bruce
and Rudolph Marsh, who are charged with selling coun
terfet money at No 6SS Broadway were examined yes
terday before Commissioner Davenport. Dixon Huil
the oster Rutherfurd Park, NJ j. testified that he saw
an advertisement III The Wdreriey Magazine directed
letter 10 James ROode, No. 6SS Broadway and got CIR
oular stating that they would send him quantity o'
money receipt OF So sent the $50 but receiving olH
ing, called at No. 6Ss broadway man there woh,
he did not recognize among the prisoners was lhNya
into tho back room and shown quantity OF money sau
to he counterfeit; asked the man To sell hm some 10
said he could not himself but Mr.. Ber TIM could at
ward left and Information which led 10 the aio's
Of the prisoners. ..,..,. =.
Mr. Lewcomb the Secret Service, testified that ne
found in the office u counterfeit $40 bill in drawer o9A
containing sS6 in good money, aud quantity OF ~
orders and written and printed circulars saw IN tno
office the prisoner Florence who said his employersSo
Quoted their business In private room " which Nc Aa
.-..-
A. NJ stuart testified FOR the defense. that no counter
felt money NJ any time sent out from the once tne
issued circulars stating that they wero dealing IN s9u
tercit money, but sent any OF away tle loo
ng letter always Put in box OF CHIPS OF sa" uu'
and sent 10 those desiring counterfeit money ,,.,
sls, iLs 0alI soaDtsk ~ daAi Vi "a us us@ ''s
New-York tribune., 1870-11-22

completed two before the end Of the Massachus
bore IL even predicted.
we Americans are 20 accustomed, and not without
reason 10 plume ourselves upon the accomplishment OF
great material and practical enterprises that II woIa
seem more natural for to have made the Mont Cent.
Tunne than for the French and Italians 10 have .ur
passed us in what We pleased 10 consider our prep
field. Much ~ we have done. and more that we sh.n
do, In carrying extraordinary enterprises 10 successu
results 1t is altogether likely that the completion Of tho
Mont Gents Tunnel will stand for many gencraiions -.
the greatest feat OF engineering which the con .nfIv
H""ihs PIdcu'd "oTln mas yet known j. II.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-22

NII' hVVIIN UVIH W IIVI1UI'' III
Boston the other evening just the Nilsson concert was
about TO begin he levied upon by minon OF the
State Of Massachusetts, in the shape Of Constable to
pay trne OF so more due some mpecunious cred
Itor The warke mpressario refused incontnently TO
pay the score asserting that IL too much An IN
junction thus put the concert. After half hour
the second great Max appeared the sceneSrakosch
and paid the money, greatly the relief OF the audi
aud the satisfaction Of Nilsson. This however. did
not bring peace for the Consablea state ofcia-pre
suming on hts conquest, made some mpertlnent allu
sion, and the fiery strakosch Instantly nOofcd him ana
coolly referred the hhashcd official his lawyer for re-
dress H0acton hns up 10 this time been taken in the
matter, tho Oihcia evidently admitting that ho acted
iyVugLy
, 1870-01-28
PrOCIalma.

nLLE og Enhyer, der have Noget
LII at fordre paa Shiftet efter afg.
Menig af H~aerstyrkens 2det C%ompag-
ME, Niels SEVERN Nielsen, indkaldcs
heryed med ; 4Eaaneders Yarsel til
for undertegnede SkifteforyaIter at
anmeIde og beyiisFfggj0re deres Kray.
Ligesaa indkaIdes med Aars 0g
Days Varsel Afd0des Arvinger efter
Loyen til at anmelde og legitimere
deres Aryeret.
st. Thoma S%kifterets Contoir, den
Tide Januar 1870.
p. nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-01-28

nLLE og Enhver, som have Noget
Ll at fordre paa Skiftet efter afg.
const. Graver og Degn we'd den lu-
therske NirkepaaSt Thomas, Adolph
Edward Wilhelm Schou Og tIdligere
afd0de HgtefelIe Iiansine Maria
Augusta fGdt TolderIund, indkaldes
heryed med 3 Maaneders Yarsel til
for unlertegnede Ski%ftefOryalter at
anmelde og beviisIiggjore deres kraV'
St. Thomm Skifterets COntoir, den
code Januar 1870,
P. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-01-28

be seen at the yendue Office from
the Goth of this month.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, the
2Ist January 1870.
C. sARAUW,
, 1870-01-28

"The whole of your books have been
audited every document, every account,
every voucher, your handbook, and every
security-all have been most carefully kept,
and there is not one doubtful security in
the whole"
A detailed list of the investments of the
Company, as already published, may be
obtained on application.
INDEPENDENT VALUATION OF
LIFE LIABILITIES.
In continuation of the Quinquennial In
vestigation to the end Of 1864, which re-
suited in a large division Of Profits among
the PoIicy-holders, the Directors have just
obtained an INDEPENDENT REPORT %
Mr.. SAMUEL Brown, on the results Of the
Life business for the four years ending 3lst
December, 1868, as follows =
LIFE LIABILITIES AND ASSETS
a. OH n-1--r-,, 1000
, 1870-01-28

General Life Assurances
less re-Assurances
Children's E~ndOwments
Annuities Immediate anC
Deferre ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

SUDDEN DEATn.-A man named Tohl-
man died suddenly, Wednesday evening
about 5 o'clock, at his residence on Sixth
street, between John and 'Zahe. Mr.. T.
was soldier in one of our regiments
during the war, anil WIS severely wound
ed in an engagement, Tho ball penc-
trated his lungs, but Ills naturally strong
constitution carried him through IL pro-
tracted period Of hospital life. He never,
l,owuvOg, .-rOoo~orOtl- iIio f0rrirr ROBUST
healtll. Altcr the war closed ,he engaged in
peddIing small articles about the streets
to support his family. A few weeks since
he visited q physician, who pronounced
him suffering with heart disease, and ad-
viscd him not to overtNx his strength ind
10 avoid excitement as much as possible.
On the morning Of the day he died, Mr..
7. started out to engage in his daily bust
ness, and returned about 12 o'clock, very
much latigucd. In the afternoon he again
went out, and remained until 8 o'clock.
Arriving at home, he assembled tho stairs
leading to the second story Of the building,
and on reaching the hall above, a noise as
Of some one falling heavily was heard by
pcrs6nsiii an adjoining apartment Pro-
ceediug to tho. spot whence tho sound
came, Mr.. T. was discovered PROSTATE on
the floor and in two minutes he was dead.
He leaYcs,n wife und several children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

Mrs. GATES AND MRs. JAA5Es.- Mrs
Gates: Good morning, Mrs. James. How
well you are looking, far better than when
I saw you last. .naHsn
Mrs. James: Oh yes; I am much better
than l have been for a long time, and ]
am now on my way for more Of my favor
ito medicine = PLANTATION BrTTERs
One bottle Of It is worth all the doctors
in the world. No more doctors for me. (,
Mrs. Gates: Nearly,eyery ono speaks
well Of PLANTATION BtTTERs, and I have d
mind to tryit myself Tho fact Is, I have
no appetite, strength or energy for any,
thing.a NIaryaud Lizzie are in the same
way, and lounge about tho house all day
long, good for nothing, '''I ,, .G.
, Mrs. james: Ny word for 1t, Mrs,
Gates,just let them try PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS moderately three times day, and
you willsec a wonderful improvement.
nov12eodGEw iesf ~ a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

PoMcE CoURT.-Therc was but one
case before tho Police Court yesterday
morning. Dory Martin made more noise,
Wednesday evening, than was consistent
with the peace and just quiet ofthe city.
So officer Richardson thought, and conse:
'quently he 'gatheredo Dory "in.p The
testimony, yesterday morning, before His
Honor, Mayor Mcclellan, made out the
case clearly, and a fine Of Ave dollars was
together with costs TO an almost
equal amount. This was a larger sum
than DOry's Oxchoquer could stand, and
he was sent to the chain gang for len days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

IMMENSE PoRKER.- The largest hog
we have seen this season was brought to
this city, Yesterday, in an express wagon
The animal was raised over in Belmont
county. and weighed ntnS Aandred and
'eotaty.fus pounds, gross, One of our
city butchers purchased this monster, and
will give his customers an opportunity to
supply themselves with choice cuts at an
carly day. This mountain Of flesh and
lard was only two years old, and no
special effort was made to have 81 reach
such immense proportions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

Roll OF HoSoon 4Names of pupils in
the schools of the District Of Wheeling
who were neither absent nor tardy during
the month Of October 1870;
Wash,nglon Grammar &hGOl-RObert
Phillips, r. E. Bundy, Matthew Chene,
John Gordon, Robert Gibson, William
Wincher, Allen Young, james Stewart
Ida Day, Mary ArbuthnOt, Emma
Hinold, Fannie Ingram, Laura Marsh,
Louisa Mpth, Mary Cam, Josephine
Oliver 4lhafld 5bi1oh, Annie Shall
cross MARY 5trait Jennie Baldwin.
Urinary School, DiriSion A-A1drew
sweeney, Jefferson Fox, John Redman,
William Day, Frank Guimar, Thomas
Rayl. Mary Gardner, Julia Gardner,
Zoraida Mcclure, Nancy Fleming, Katie
Todd, Emma Phipps, Nellie Young, Cor
nelia Eckhardt, Mary Simpson, Eva Rob-
insou, Sophia SChambra.
DirtSaiioR B., Grade John F. Baker,
Zach. 'Eckhardt, VIM. Oliver, Edward
Johnston, John Hindold, Biddle Roberts.
Maggie Hughes, MOllie McNaughtenr
Alice FIFTEEN, Sarah Wehrner, Salltc Con-
nelly, Lizzie Heferdizle.
Diriaon B., Grade 2.-Richard Chew
Ernst Barty, Jno. Brest, John McCon.
aughya sBaEetN emplee Chas, Wincher,
John Carol! Atinie Todd, Lizzie Harten.
stein.
Dirision O., Grade 1'-Thos. Ball. Henry
Elig, Henry Ketzer, Fritz Schaler, Nathan
Vaniossen, Campbell Sweeney. Lizzie
Christman, Lizzie Schuman, Lizzie Brock
h9rdt, Lilly Baker, Emma Mas, Belle
Fox, Mary Rogers, Minnie White, Jennie
Division O. Grade 2-John Frederick,
Joseph Hcrvey, Wilson Connolly, Irwin
Singleton, Harry Chew. Title Hartens'
tein, Amelia Frobe, Lizzie Frederick
Teresa Flanagan, Lena OFT, Ida Hughes
DiVision D, Grade George Beider
George Bardy, WIN. Thomas, Chas. Elig
OttoG Schhff:' Paulina Gulmar, Katie
Michael, Dora Platte, Title Mas. Eva
Bedsell, Jessie Hastings, Matte FIFTEEN
Annie Beidcr, Katie Ice, Ida Doncphan.
Dirision D, Grade 2.-Fritz ROop, Jas
Cots, lisa VanfOsscn, Joseph GlGe, Jos
Frederick, VIM. Gardner. Geo. kemple
Geo. Hartenstein, Eddie Cots, VIM. Fred
rick, VIM. BumbergGr. Annie Brcst
Emma WOOSTER Ella Chapman, Annie
Morrison, Annie Liber.
Dirision D, Crude 3y--GcOrge Scyboldr
Henry Frederick, Jesse Atwell, William
Hughes, Samuel Seamon, Chas. Bylcr.
Minnie Myers Katie Prince, Minnie 0ttoi
Katie Reece, Sophia Hanneman, Lula
Deiebaugh, Dora BrOckhardt, Lydia Ball
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

MORE OF THE BELLA1RE RQDDERY.--
W. mOntionru In yesterday mornings
paper the Iact Of robbery having been
committed in Beltaifree, Sunday night, but
gave mono. Of the particulars as we were
without them. Since the appearance Of
the bSfagrapIf'refered to, We have been
furnished TIC following account Of the, al.
fair:
About one o'clock on Mountaineering,
E[r. G. Vackler, hearing some noise in his
store, entered fand discovered an 0ccu.
pant. Aner some struggle he succeeded
in7cdptnrinS thethieE In coming out he
was attacked by dog, which he disposed
of by shooting him. He marched his
charge off to Mayor CriswcIl, He proved
tn b h negro named 'Richm0nd, and
claimed On acconpljcc near Bridgeport,
but'ESiled in finding him when taken there
by the officers. He was committed to Jail
in default 0FbaiI.' ia A few determined men
like Mr.. Vackler would make Williams
scarce. u tlI.'rrHI s''i9S
In addition to tho foregoing statement
we hear that the eullud pussOn arrested
was the working accomplish Of some less
vcntufesome white chap who succeeded
in escaping. He should be caught and
locked np'with the negro. s-=U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

Coop TnlE.-Nothing affords person
more satisfaction than to have good cor,
rect time. 0xtoby and DuffiGld, 1O4 Mar
ket street, below tho Mcclure House, have
everything in the shape Of q gold orsilveI
watch, every one guaranteed and war
ranted to keep. correct time. They have
been! constituted agents in Wheeling fol
tho Elgiu and Waltham Watch Com.
panies, and import a watch made to Their
own order. ad H at "a W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

FINIsHED.-Thc stoncwoFkOt Market
street bridge was finished yesterday, and
is now ready for the superstructurc. The
contractors, Mcssrs. ScheelG s Long, de-
serve great credit for tho thorough. man
ner In which they have executed tho work.
The Superintendent, Mr.. Lunsford, is also
entitled to special mention for the ,part,he
performed. The masonry is Of the most
substantial character, 7atsiE o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

RyHR ITEMR.-The river is about sta
tionary at this point, with FIVE and q half
feet in the channel. The Potomac ar.
rived, yesterday, IN good time, although
she lost 1--WE hours, Tuesday evening, re-
pairing one Of her wheels which was bad:
ly broken by striking a hidden obStruc.
ton in "Niue Mile" She leaves for Gin
cinnatl this afternoon at 8 o'clock. II
The Hudson will be at the wharf to-
day. She takes her departure for olnCIn.
natl tomorrow at SPIN. .'og
The Express Is the Parkersburg packet
to-day, leaving at II A. N. ut
The Science has been laid up several
days here, undergoing repairs. The
Hope is still running in the Matamoras
trade. The Forest City comes down
from steubenville every morning, regu-
larly, and returns in the evening. The
James Rees affords the people between
Sunfsh and this city an opportunity,
daily, to ship their produce to this point,
and to como along with /. If they desire
to do so. 10 si,isll,o
Three OF The Insurance Companies (the
Citizens, Franklin and Peabody Of this
city are losers by the destruction Of the
steamboat :Bossier at New Orleans, We'd
nesday morning. The steamer was built
at St. Louis, at cost OF $4,000, and was
only one month old. Each Of the compA-
mics named had risk Of $1,000 on her, TO-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18
ID Ne Kaesliaa MtsRIqmesr.

4VW'0 V''VV'V''V 7'''V''VFV''77''
Allow me to inform tho citizens o.
Wheeling through your columns that a
well known Bible Spirltualist Of Ohio, Q.
L. Sutlihr, State Missionary and general
Financial Agent Of that State, will be
here to lecture on spiritualisn for several
evenings next week. 1t is said his first
lecture will be "The Mission Of Spirits tc
our Earth" Mr.. s. Is endorsed by n
futile, LID, and "A. B. French, President
of the State Association Of Spiritualists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

TAKING TEsT1MoNY.-The taking Of
testimony in the interest Of Mr.. McCol-
Loeb, whose election to the clcrkslip Of
the Circuit Court is contested by Mr.. Gal
ligan, will be commenced to-day ut the
office of Messrs. Peck e Cochran. The
case will be heard by the Board Of Super!
visions next Wednesday, 23d inst. : Z :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

BOARD OF EDUCATION.-There being
no quorum of tho Board Of Education
present last evening ut their rooms, nc
business was done. The following mem.
beers answered to their names at roll-Call
Mcssrs. Bickel, Hall, Harrison, Launderr
Pollock, Pfarr, Stewart, Todd and Wilson.
Adjourned until next Monday evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

ENTIRELY NEw.-J. T. Lakin + Co.,
Merchant Tailors, No. 81 Monroe street,
have just received large lot Of Cottage
Collars, the most beautiful paper Collar
made. Lakin s Co., are tho only parties
in the city who have them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

wHAr Is QUnLArA sAPoxARIA ut Is tree
tho bark OF ChIIllaA Tree, which yIeldr, when
mueerated, = fragrant vegetable soap With clean.
ingGAd aGtIplreSesnt properties mot possessed
by Gny other vegetAblo production. This bark Is
appointment congtltdcnE Of the celebrated soEo.
DONT, the most popular dental preparation ever
7ntf6dueed m America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

GONE GUNN1Ne.-Our friend Schcelc
having finished his contract on Market
Street bridge, yesterday, wentipIlhe Fiy-
or IN n cunning expodittosnI..%e GaS:: 7toit
and another party or two Whose names
VIC did not learn, accompanied 8Ir. s.
We trust they will be highly successful n
bagging game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18

VACANCY FmLED-The vacancy in
thccorps Of teachersin the public school OF
Bridgeport, was filled few days since by
the appointment of Miss Ida Barnaby, of
eu1rn, ono. MISS 3. IS said 70 DO All nc:
complishcd teacher.