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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

placet.- Doute Ginsr ieine 3uitim>
muns nur BE pin9t 9eben, 10 miiete
ct bic Beoinsnib ldriftlid einreiden.
8ei cer lebten ousemeinen Sisuns
(22. Tebr.), 100 piele Srcnun9 befannt
semadt tpuroe, saten rie upriibenpen
@arpindle su9lei& ;ebn Gage 3eit. I'm
bic lber pas jest porlie9enoe Ibema
;u ma6enoen Yemerfun9en idriftlid
an rie GpmmiiTon ein;uaeben. Sn
Tol9e oe6en trbielten bic 6erren oon
Der Gomniliun eine unsebeurc Mailc
pm slrbeit neil gar siele BiihSfe, unp
rarunter AUDI piele Nmeritanilde,
allerlei Serte0erunsen pcer 3uidBe ein=
bra9ten. Bis fie iid purd pieie @prz
idldse u. nel. bur@arbeiten unp rielel>
ben 9eb6ris rerieirt ,Dem san3en Guns
ell e.orudt Sprlesen tSnnen, asrseht
natlrlid eiue straume 3eit, pdbrenp
we(@er cine fur;e @acanj eintritt; aber
tann fpn,mt es aud talp 3ur Abitimz
munA uno mir bofen, cab bis Waria
gerfilnoi9uns cine 6ffentli@e
Sisuns eebolten uno IN. oerlelben i@on
eini9e Defrete publicirt we1pen tSnnen.
3wei Deputa'ionen-fiir @laubensiu>
den uno 2ir4ensudt- orbeiten an9ez
fren9t in td9liden Sibunsen bic
f1pn belpro@enen S@emata (Borla<
sen) fir alleemeine Sisunsen ber3u<
ri&ten> neil cer parft ,ebr porauf
ortn9t; rer rp9matilden Deputation
1T au9 nod Elm tii9tiaer Gbeolp9e bei>
9e9eben porcen, um bel porfommenpen
S@wieri9feiten bic 9eminidten Nuf<
i&ldi1e ~ seben, 10 rab jerenfaQ6 bic
Sade f& nidt mebr 70 lebr in bic
Sdn9e binaus 3ieben tann, mic bieber,
ob,pobl, .pie man aus esr neuen @ez
iddftsorcnun9 iebt nidt nur vpufe
Ireibsit Der Nsinunesduberun9 uno
GrSrterunG lonrern ou@ cie 9r1bte
Srr3ta!t rarauf perpenret mirr, raB
aue Jraaen 9rlneli9 uno nit auer
3uhe (reil es idriftlid s,fdiebD erz
!po9en uno eeprift perpen, fp rae bic
eiuitiaen Seidllfie redt eisentlid cer
q m n,tausoru n, d ees @lauz
tene Ger 9an;en 'lebreneen &irdc wer>
ben.
Gs wiro in B!dttern unb pompblets
aud pon gut 1ein wollenpen, xatbplifen
niel parlber seniurrt, pab immer mebr
rleue @laubsnslebren 9eu,o6t merre,. |
Das 1T in Der lbat ntdt mabr; .es, 1T |
ein gang unbeeriinpeter 8orwurf. MaS
fam bic Stride, pper paS Cberbaupt
per &ir4e rafdr, eab INNER neue fal<
fde 2ebren, unr Srrtbiimer auftouz
9en, unb, unter bad 9ldubi9e Dolf auss
aeltreut merben? Seine pRi9t 1T IS
ieoenfaus. ren @lauben rein ~ erbal>
ten> bic Srrtbiimer ;l1 wiperlesen unb
BE tatboliide lebre 8esen biele Srrtblz
met fe1;uleBen unp sem fatD. .Volfe tlar
ppr bic Iu9en btn3ufellen, romit IS fi9 |
ni@t serflbren laie. Daeur@, tpirp
teine neue 9ebre eef@afen, loneern
nur Der. alte @lauben. befti m N ter
auseeiprp9en. Selbf penn bic un<
feblbarfeit res papfeS CUR Yerbanc<
lung fpmmt, 0p te jeBt MID mebrI
Sea etfelt. .weroenfan, NJ unb
,penn fe pem Gpneil CUR @laubens<
lebre erbpben tptrr, if es feine neue|
9ebre, neil iie ia f&on INNER aeslaubt
wurce pie Bic 0efaidte llnmiperles=
lid beretSt, x1,b nur bann unp mann,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
qfut QtQmitn !!

Cine Yartie neuer prd<
1nien 1T aneefpu111ten, bamit
AUDI biejeniee,,, >pel&e Bic
ber &peee11 ui6le6te11 j3et<
ten" iol6e ai6t er>perben
fpnnten, nod @eleeenbeit
baben, bteielbe gu erbaltet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Mmslamaii@e Madri9tem.
@prreippnbenj aus 9tpm.

&oH,, ben 10. Mir;.
3ieber Wanterer!
Seit Der lebten allsemeincn
SiBuns (22. Gebr.) 1T feline neue metr
aebalten troroen uno es ,pirp tppbl oieie
san;e @o9e binour6 aud feline mebr
0ebalten ,perbeu. Die llr1a6e rappn
1T, neil na@ per ,,euen @eldiftsoro<
nun9 ni@ts porlaA ppriiber iHentli9
ti6tutirt peroen fcnnte. Sn cer Ibat
batten ;tpar bic 8dter pes Gpncils
ldon felt einisen Bpden cine iebr
,piatiSe @orla8e in Pen 6dneen, Die
nun 3und@ft 3ur Yerbantluns fpmnlt; ).
aber sa 1se iiSer rrei Bc9ttt in,mer
iiber eini9c tteinere Sdemata lpra<
den, blieb tenannte 0rrlase unberlbrt>
bis gum Grl9einen Der neuen@el9dftsz
oronuna Die einen anpern Sang sor>
19reibt. Anitatt ndmlid losleid bic
N unpli@en Gr5rterunoen parlber
su seitatter, 19rtibt oiele yor:
/. DaB bic 8dter in elmer beitimm=
ten 3eit (8-10 Ta9e) bas, ,pas fie
at Der @orla9e aus;uieben fnren ODER
bin,uflsen m5dten. 1driftli9 einz
9eben bel Ger betrefeupen Oeputation
ceer @cmmiifcn Don pier uno ;wanz
gig.
2. Diele @ommifipn fi6tet oieie
Nustellunsen uper 9cridld9e, ldst fie
bruden, uno 9eorudt auen 8dtern mit>
tbeien, 3u9lei6 NIT einem lummaril9en
Briefe uno @uta9ten rarlber.
3. Damn miro ,pieeer Elm Ias feitz
eeleBt> an Dem in au9emeiner Sibun9
rie miinclide Gr6rterun9 pariber itattz
Fnoet. QSeil aber rod man9malNep>
ner nit 1twader Stimme orsr unreut>
li@em @ortrase ni9t 9eb5rt9 peritanz
ben rpurpen, 10 1T jebt porseidrisben,
eab rie &eoner ibre@spe i9riftli9 lberz
seben> na9tem iie lelbe 9ebalten, na<
u,entli9 ,penn fie Ieneerun9en imIerts
Ter @orlase beantraaen.
4. Die bei Ter Gommiiicn tetbeiz
li9ten @dter baben aber pann pas8edt,
auf bic por9ebra@ten Ginmenpunsen
eesen bic 8urlooen ioeleid (penn her
&ecner 9efnoeD 3u antporten une rie
Sa9e ;u beleu9ten. e.. -..-...
5. Die 9tebner iclbf> um ni1t ;u
iebr aufsubalten, ml6en il@ freaee an
bic Gra8e balten, I'm, bic e6 fd ban>
belt, prer 1@ eefallen la6eu, pab rer
Yrdiicent iie ;ur Srcnun9 rufe. @cuz
ten rem un9ea@tet su piele&erner lber
ben ndmliden @e9enfanb fpreden,
na6tem er idon binrei9eno er5rtert 1T,
10 f5nnen bic periammelten Batter pcer
,peni9fens 3ebn RON ibnen, BEN Mntras
itelIen, pab bic Diseuifon ssfdlofen
unp CUR Mbfimmune sel9ritten peroe,
,penn cine Waioritdt tbren Mntraa UNI
| terfltt, ,inb es nirr ran,, auerf iber
Die .in9etra9ten Mmenbenents, uno
oann iber bic Gprla9e, >pie fe ur<
ipriin9li9 lautete, abeeitimmt cur9
AufReben pcer @ibenbleiben> unc eft,
renn cine 8prsase auf bielem @eoe
Gbeil flr Gbeil erSrtert uno pura
Stimmenmebrbeit entidieoen ,porpen,
fcmmt e6 CUR slbitimmun9 iiber bas
@an;e perlelben rur1 placet pber non
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Miin&en II. Wdr3.--Sn Miz
litdrzNn9ele9enbeiten bat bic Neaieruns
einen idwieri9en Stano, 9lei9 oerwiirz
tembersii@sn. Der Ginan3<Nu6f9ug
cer &amn1sr bel9neiret cas- bisberise
paraoe>Suoeet i1arf uno beontraat
curd ren 8eridterfatter &,lb, enfa,t
per far ben b6beren Sff;ierifanc oeforz
perten 376,120 81. nur 176,112 81.
81 9emdbren, aue ibriAcn' putulate pes
Rrieasminiifers e su Yerneisern, unp nur
22,4OO 81. fiirTelcfrdsel9irre $4,000
81. fir eas Niirnbereer Gouraacmasaz
gin, 5000 81. fir S9ie6pldbe ;u BE-
wilIi9en bic Geaun8 2anraa lou auf>
9eboben unp bic baoilde Nesier,,na
um ben 8au elmer GiIenbabn Ypn
Bru@la! na@ 0ermersbeim er{19t
,perpen. Da8 Delf 1T aber ber bisbe=
rieen Qafen mlee, Die nur {ein Beon,z
tenbeer, nidt aber ieine Qprbeeren per=
mebrt baben. g Il. q.
Nuf Grlaf1urs eineS neutn Dableez
ieBes prinsen ni@t wentser als 423
Petitioner. w.,
8irteu,berH bat ,pt9tiee een<
fefipneue GraBen fur9 bic 3eoiSlatur
3u l5ien. Nm Is. Mdrs nabm bic
Nb9eorpnetentammer ben @e@eb>Gntz
wurf betrefenr bic reli9iSlen Diliipenz
ten Sereine, etnitimmis an. DieRannz
n,er befdlob ferner, bic @esierune I'M,
Ginbr'nsun9 eines @eleb@Gnt,purfs
dber tie 3ula0un9 pom Chen apil9en
@briften uno Sucen III erfu9en.
9lu@ ene MiniaetfriFs bat pas
Sdwabenlanp. Die bisberiaen sri
nifer, abgel1rsdt cur9 raS G6idjal
ibrer Soue9en in Bapern. eaben rem
xSnise ibre Gntla0uns Elm, porauf
Sc. Majefdt neue 3atbe fdr 1eine
3one berief unp gum prdfrenten ces
neusn Mini teriums &omer, gum
8rie9sminifer zen Sberfen .. Sufc,p
uno sum Minifer pes Snnern ..
e S6eurlen ernannte. 3u ,pel9erGorbe
fi6 bic neuen &taat6lenfer befennen>
lit lei6t 3u errattenL "a rer &Snie Is
nidt NIT yreuben serperben piu.
Die Yoltsbepeeuns sesen pas Miz
bat in rer &ammer Der Mb=
aeorrneten ibr Srean ssiunren, inpem
S9ott unp Gpnip iprten ben Mntraa ein>
bradten, RAP bic Yrdien3eit BET Der
Snfanterie uno Artiuerie auf Elm 9abr
anb bel rer Neiterei auf ;,pei Sabre
5erabseieBt meree. Die Ginana> @omz
rillon bat earIber Beri6t su erffatz
en-. ... >.ai- u. 1a-E q.
Norb:O Oeuti<blanb .-aus ger<
in miro teri@tet rob bic preu6ifde
Re9ierun9 BON Der 8ulfsbetpeeune in
Sdcreuti9lanp sesen bic neue Mtlitdr=
Gerfadun8 niAt iebr erbaut iti uno ber=
elben ibre ean;e ufmerfiamteit f9st,te.
IS belbt bie preubn9e Ne9ieruna
fringe bel oer piirtember9il&e1 auf
:af9e Grlepi9uns ber betrefenpen @sz
ebe. s4 lati ra5t ra an1 >3a# 'f
Mm %. Mdr; bat ber Nprbbeut19e
ReidstaB ben gum Npro<8unbe 9ebS<
enben Staaten wieoer Elm Stld 5ou@
,erdnitit entrifen, inbem er Elm @eleb
.nnabm, wel9es ben ein;eln.t, ju benz
elben sebbrencen Staaten bieMus9abe
,ot, Yapter9elp unterlaat. Sb Sa9z
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Giu|tnauneea una &orre@oaStu,tu,
betpnbsrs ubtr fir9lide unb anssrt ~i@tiss Bs'
eebente;teu, fnb jsberseit wilsommsn, ma(1sn
aber som gerfaNer unteraet@net iein.

~ psR.DtRes. Npuee, 0shers ans sas h'a'shs ano
unb R&ere. Rttt ,ur eter{cntuua ron @sb unk fsuen
~ Re N katen fnb. sasu sstroudt perbea.
Wemu tie Raen srn llutcr&rei:srn sinesanss rsrse,
ruten e beutla sefdrsken fea, unb bas 9sRame rans
uns etaa. seaau nab rttbte aasessbsn pereen.
QDenn eiae 3eitune spn eiaem psaamt an tin aassrss
serfest werhsa oa 70 mas thinner aud ~ Dsamt anse'
s.ten psrbea ~ bic 3etans fraber emstassea rurss
aDesx Ssmant ieia SIatt ai&t ressm6eis emsfdast
,be. I'D asf ssas sne Dirt 5tsI eiaf&IeAsa, 70 sats
bsr beseaenee Mstnt irie BE 5eraussebsr fos'sd ts'
na&ri&tist ptrbeu.
Die gesaatssrtli&te fur @elsfeabunsea fit be 8si'
tuna stsben vi. aur bans abxetmen, peun bsbea per
,.aser;,tes Britt oter su gsa.pfase- gsass osse. &c,
fasbtn. i"5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Ser ,tSSQlt6etet" 100 VutpQQ.
Sebe @s@e seben tine An3abl GrempIare bss
..@auberer" na@ europa, uns pir ma@en be
Qe}er tefunbers axfmertiau,, tab bic 11ekrien.
buna ses Blattes an gerwautte uub Greunbe
ienfeits tes Oeeans ein iebr seeisnetss MitteI
IL, eineu uuuntesbro&entn gertebr nit bsnfI-
bea u unte.balten uns fe iter biz 3aaSnbe
btef.s 2aates III unterri@teu, be7er ale % bard
8rtefwe9fel eel9tben tSunte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
West Virginia Homes Wanted for
New EngIanderS.

Below we copy from the FairmOnt West
ITrgiMiah) note from Rev. d. II. Coy
SRR, OF Grant county, asking information
from people who have West Virginia land
for sale. We do this because MIR, Coy
NER's object is entirely public and tIlsln'
tcrcstct. Last Summer he spent several
months III travelling through New Eng
land. lie asCCrtaincd that great numbers
Of people will Cmigratc thence in the
Spring In search Of new homes. we
learn the same fact from the New England
papcS) He spoke 10 large meetings in
many Of the towns and cities and set forth
as well as he WIS able, without official or
exact information, the advantages offered
by West Virginia. lie found that where
ever he went his hearers manifested the
greatest interest in this Smte anti were
eager to know more about It's "dvln'
tages. He says the great demand was
to know definitely il land could
10 bought ind where; and if this
inquiry can he answered satisfactorily in
time, hundreds Of these people
pie may be turned in this direction the
coming Spring. Mr.. COyNER not only
spoke to the people there wherever hchad
M opportunity, but he wrote articles for
the leading New England papers. Our
readers will remember that some Of these,
us well us letter from Mr.. CoYNER, mp.
pcared n few months since in our own col
umns. Mr. CoySER was recently here,
and II VIVA suggested to him that he should
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

TIE navigation of the Big SAndy River
Is to be improved by the joint action of
West Virginia and Kentucky, which arc
expected 10 appropriate $7jlOOO each for
that purpose. a very valuable COal-tiCld
will thus lW made available, there being
five distinct workable veins above the
water-lcvcl. The people Of the Southern
Ohio Valley feel II deep interest III this
work, to which they will look MS well for
cheap coal MS for M additional outlet to
the srabOnrtl, lly way Of the intersection
Of the Sandy with the Chesapeake Rail
road.-Iit'6urgh Ga:Ettc.
West Virginia may be expected" TO
make the appropriation referred to, but
we fcar this is one of the "grcat cxpccta'
tons" doomed to disappointment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

WHRHLGNG, W. Va, Feb. /, 1870
Land holders in West Virginia: llav.
ing spent last summer in the New En-
gland States, observed the people ofthOSc
States felt deep interest IN the welfare
and growth Of West Nirginia, aud many
Of them express desire to come hcre,bny
our lands and settle among us Not lmv-
ing with me the needed documents, |
could give to the inQulring people such
information only, about the lands Of
this State, Us was general, but not us
definite M desired. ! would say that II
pamphlCt containing II descriptive list
If The wild and partially improved
lands ii this State, scattered through
those Northern States, would cause thou.
sands to seek homes among us. nm,
therefore, preparing pamphlet Of this
kind, in Wheeling, and request all persons
having lAnds for sale, especially large
tracts Of wild land, to send their advertise
ment TO my address ut this place | may
state the New England people generally
prefer lands that are adapted to fruit and
dairy purposes land the I'LL lands Of West
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

PERsONAI~-Our anCtum wns favored
yesterday by II Gull from Mr.. D. o. NIau.
pin, editor md proprietor Of the Moore.
field .ldecrti&cr, who will be in the city
several days, and Is DESTROYS Of doing
some advertising for the business men Of
Wheeling. The Adrerliser has been pub
lished now over twenty years, for fifteen
of which MIR. Maupin has been the pro.
prietor. 1t lbs good circulation in the
South Branch Valley, and has never been
on iirmer basis than at present. We
would commend Mr.. Maupin and his pa.
per to the favorable regard Of our mcr-
chants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

NEXT COSGREssMAN.-A correspondent
writing to the Clarksburg Telegraph from
Doddridge county, opens the ball for the
next Congressional nomination in this
district by bringing forward the name of
Gen. Nathan Golf, of CIarksburg. This
correspondent says Of Gen. Golf:
ale is u gentleman Of unblcmished
character, and his nomination would be a
sure precursor Of his triumphant election.
which would be nh honor to the voters Of
the First District. IIe has got the vim to
enable him to hold his own with tho first
men Of the House"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
CUMBERLAND.

From Thw@fay'G CirIha"
There Is prospect that the coming
season will lHa busy one amongst build
crs, as We learn Of Il largc number Of new
houses to he erected. Some sixty or
seventy houses will bC required for the
rolling mill hands.
SEVERE ACCEDENT.-0n Friday lust,
Joseph Orlncr, employed in the shops Of
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
rOad Company, ut Mt. Savage, was very
severely injured by having htsarn caught
in piancr, and compressed in u very
small space. The injury, although II
severe one, Is not considered dangerous.
Mr.. Ortlncr is u brother 10 the young man
of the same name, who some time since
lost an arm and leg by" railroad acct
dent.
GREAT HAUL OF FIsIL-On Saturday
lust party went from this city to point
on the canal few miles from Orleans, on
IA fishing excursion. They used large
seine, and caught about five hundred fish
in Il little while, consisting Of bass, slcEr
crs, cats and fall fish. On Tuesday an.
other purity visited the same place, and
met with like SUCCESS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

POSTAGE IN PESNsYLvANIA.-The Leg.
stature has voted To the one hundred and
thIrty.threC members 500 each for post.
age during the present session, an aggre.
gItc Of &l8,3O0 The Auditor Generals
report for the plst year shows that the
Senate expended for postage during the
year ending April 10, 1869, $iO,4SS 10,
and the House during the same period,
$lS,SI3 81, or an aggregate Of So, S11 81,
not including 81 400 appropriated for
stamps for Use during the rcGCSs.-lHts
Commercial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
FEBRUARY 8, 1870.
TmE 18TH ARTICLE.-PracticalIy, tn

TnE 18TH ARTCLE.-Practically, the
18th Amendment mAy he considered rati,
tIc,l According to the decision made by
Congress in the case Of the 14th Amend
lncnt, the attempted withdrawal of New
York Is nullity. Our exchanges gencr-
ully speak Of the ratification asComplctcd
II is certain that no question about New
York will be raised, because the action Of
Texas, whose Legislature will meet next
Tuesday, will clinch II, and it will be
cIinched still more securely by Nebraska
IL few days thereafter. The States that
L., ..,ia..I .,.n Ain inllnM.inn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
AccrDENr.-Thcrc WIS nm explosion il

AccIDEST.-Thcrc was An explosion in
Doctor Ayers Laboratory, yesterday,
which caused some excitement in the vi.
entity. Ayers Pills arc manufactured
under an enormous pressure, in cylinders,
like cannon, which sometimes prove too
weak for the compressed forces, and burst
with terrific violence. Fortunately, the
pieces do not fly FIR, 80 that no one has
ever been hurt by them. The action Is
more like ice than powder; but 1t makes
Pills which all tho world acknowledge
are PIIIS-DaRy Journal, LOrHtR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

Virginia are the best for this purpOScl, the
lands that have wnter.pOwer, timber and
ore and suitable TO tic sheep business.
Such lands will sell more readily to the
Northern people ulan farming.
RcspecfiuIlK, D. II. COYNER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
EDMUND BOOKINGS

TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
l. Of deed Of trust from George G.. StOOlArc,
VI Washington county, Pennsylvania. to me,
bearing date the 9th day Of January 1870 and RI.
corded In the Recorders Office for the county Of
Ohio, In the State Of West Virginia, In Book 81,
page US, shall offer for sale ut public auction,
On tho premises, on Thursday the 10th day OF
March, 1870. Commencing Taid sale al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, tho following property, tlat is 10 say: all
tho right, title and Interest Of the said George Z.
StOOlhrO. In aud 10 certain tract Of land con.
tAInIng TIRES hundred acres, more OF lesS, for.
mCrly owned by Henry Madden, and situated in
Ohio county. West Virginia, near Valley Grove
station, on the IiempAGld Railroad, and about
two and q half miles from West Alexander, Penn
sylvAniA: tho interest Of said George c. StOOlhrG
being an undivided half Of said tract Of land.
TERMs OF SALE-ThO OnGthlrd Of the purchase
money Tor a. much more AZ the purchaser may de.
Sire) In cash. and the remaining two thirds III two
equal instalments, payable respectively In SIX
and twelve months from the day Of sale, with In
tcrcst from said day. Tho purchaser to give bonds
for tho deferred inStAlmentH, with personal sCcu-
rfty to b. approved by the Trustee, the title hc-
Ing also retained by tho Trustee until the pnr.
chase money shall have been fully paid.
Selling a. Trustee shall convey to the pnF-
chaser such title a. Ia vested In mo by tho deed Of
trust. Tho undivided mOcty Of said tract Of land
will DO sold In grOSS, and not by tho acre.
JAMES W. RICE,
febS,3td44tw Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
A LLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERS

A LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
AASudden severe pains Of the side and back,
stitches. spAsmS, etc. These affections arc most
Troublesome to persons past middle age. viii
even como on III bed; are very painful and OftCn
dangerous. In damp weather they are more tre'
qurnt than In dry. These plasters give rcliefat
once, and need to be always In thodrawCr, handy.
PAIN OF THE SIDE CURED.
ALLENTOWN, PENN., April 4, 1StD
MuSsrs. 7. ALLCOCK j. Co.
Dear !Sl,g:-My daughter used ono Of your
Porous PlAstCrA. ShO hAd very bad palm In her
side, and II CurCl her In QUO week.
Yours truly, JOHN N. HUNTER
2S.OOO SOLD Br oNE DEALER.-MCssrs. J. Balch
5 Son, Of Providence, r. l., write, Nov 1868
ave have sold the Porous PlaStCrs for twenty
years, and, at retail and Jobbing, must have
sold twenty-five thousand altogether. They are
well liked" IanS.lmd&w
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1t Is almost certain TINT this return Of
colorcd capitations is less tIan the actual
number. Many Of the negroes having no
permanent homes are overlooked by the
assessors even when the latter try To find
them out; while many nSSeSsOrs, il is
believed, are not 80 careful us they should
he to return those they know. We believe
It within bounds 10 say that the colored
voters IN the State number 3,WO0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WToMEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Nen-the true Oati'
mate Of wOman-thO happiness Of an honorable
marrIaVu-thv fearful SOCIAL EVELS Of tho day
the cause aud cure. Sent free, In scaled envcl'
ops. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
r, Philadelphia, Pa. }Au2Sd&w
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BRANCH OFFICE, CLARKSBuRG WEST Va,
lion, JOHN j. DAVIS, r. y. SPATES,
President. Vice President
r. n. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBUIlG, ". Va
]. N. McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING. " Va,
Agents wanted everywhere In thcstutc.


REFERENCE BV PERMISSION.
Hon. VIM. 4. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
\, J.. BGrkahire, Judges SuprGmat "ITi"
{" James II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va
j, j. jackson, Jr., JudGU Of U. y. hls'nd
Court, W. Va.
D. D. T. Farnsw0rth, President VI SrI'a''
WcGtIa.
A. WernIngCr, member Senate.
Jacob IIOrnbrook, PrGSt. West Va lns '"
Jacob N. BiChG, Vice prcst.
Caleb BOggcSs, Attorney, ClarkAburg, W. Va
u. White, Sheriff Mercer county.
u. q. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j. n. Camden, President Of First National iN"A
PArkCrsbnrg.
And tho following members Of the ll0uEr Of I'rE
gates OF West Virginia:
Hon. b. II. Smith, KanawhA county,
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
" James Guthrie, WGtEef -
Nathan COT, Harrison g
Joseph Tcter, Barbour -
Il. n. Hill, Marion
James IIervey. Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
Il, Davidson, Taylor -
Henry IlrannOn, LOwls e
:" Floyd Nicely, DOddhdgr "
], r. Howyef, Putnam
J.S. Wilkinson, lincoln ,.u
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YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE
wHEELING, w. VA.

w "A !" ~
r,,.,, II, u,,,,,,o,, JI,,,,,,,,,s
HSD w S IIi;sn,'v s'U''"'"'' Principals.
avn, -. Iii a., 49,, ..n,oIo,,, ,o,,,. ~ T.,
CtructGr4 for Inc rcccDtIOn OF boarding and day
mnIlT AnFII 9Th RnI continue ten weeks,
ThO design Of Inc InEtitutIon 10 TO furnish
th0rGurh and evstcmatic course Of instruction
FIR voting lGdICS nnOn Tho plRn OF University In.
SirlictiOn, each dcpartmGnt OF learning being
cOmnletD within Itself thus enabling d yOnnF
Iniy 10 ReIect her owl, course Of study without
bCinr restricted 10 any 6xCi routine Of classes,
rcOnIrinr certain number OF years to hnISh
advanced further ID EOmG studies than others
can have the benefit Of their former requirements
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llnVp rntifielI Ufe The Il

Inc NTllcIc lHWH IHCOPuIH'" Il" '''
constitution Is the following:
ARTICLE Xv.
Section /. The right Of citizens OF the United
States 10 vote shall not be denied or abridged By
the United StAtCs. or by any State, on account OF
race. color. or previous condition Of scrvltude.
Section Z. Congress shall have power 10 enforce
this article By appropriate legislation.
The cOlorcd mon Of West Virginia are
now voters under the constitution OF the
United States. The voting strength of the
State is exhibited pretty accurately by the
following exhibit of capitAtiOns returned
by the assessors to the Auditor and tabu-
lated in that officers report for 1862 A
Compilation" be It observed Is male
person over 81 years Of age: