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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

In blcacllcd and brown muslin VIC have
all Of the best makes, which We offer low
er than any other house in the city. Brues
s Sanders. - -
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"JuxIPER Tan Soar" cures chapped hands
saltrhsum, 'pImpleS, and al cutaneouS affections,
rendering the skin son and smooth. Manulac-
tured BY CAswELL, HAZARD & CO.,
sold S, H y Al Al DgESggI'''. Il. New York *.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

ANY ono wanting fine dress can get Il
great bargain by calling at BrueS & Sun.
dCrs'. rs they arc offering all dress goods
nt less thnn cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

PHoToGRAPnso Of members Of tho Legis.
laturc and Senate, either singly or In
groups, can be had at the Partridge Gal
lery. az
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{lo|'sK[ooSA4
Ria ~ L..a. I'll gy
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
~ ~ ,ai.iIgI7f
STANDS UNRIVALLED,
Being the only KNOWN Medicine

that EFFICIENTLY StimMatEs aud CoRRECTS the
hepdtle StcrUtiOnS and functional DERANGEMENTs
of the LIVER, WITHOUT pEluITATR0 the system.
whIleit acts Jrtely upon the Liver iastNgd Of %.
pteuSpar0iH0, u gradually changes hS discharges
70 a perfectly natural state.
SYMPTOMS OF. LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF SoNB OY
THOSE pISEASEs PRODUCED BY IT.
A Ballow or yellow color Of the skin, or yellow
lSh.brown spots on the face and other parts Of the
body; dizziness and drowsincsN sometimes head.
ache; bitter or bad taste In tho mouth, Internal
heat; In many cases n dry, teasing cough: I'm.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with
raising Of tho food; bloated or full feeling 0bont
the stomach and sides; aggruvating pains Ii the
sides, back or breast, and about tho shoulders;
constipation Of the bowels piles, hatulencc, cold
ness OF tho extrcmiues. &c. =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

CALL ut "1l7," and sec the finest Rustic
Photographs that have yet been madc in
tho CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

dor RENT.-0NE STORE ff m
[, Room on Monroe street Also hne III
once formerly occupied by the National ~
Insurance Company, next 70 Gas Company OGlCC.
Possession Immediately. Apply to
feb2i JACOB HORNBR0OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

TOR SALE-BRICKYARD ON
Wheeling IslAud.-The undersigned oGer for
sale or rent their IrICkyard, on Wheeling Island
menis: has steam engine and brick-nlachinO with
capacity Of 5000 per day, and tho best clay for
brick making to b. found In tho country. Tho
active partner 10 unable, nom III health, to con-
'T Isbs s"' ON' II. II. SWEENEY & co.
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FOR SALE.

BUILDING SITES FOR SALE ON
ID MAIN STREET, CENTRE, WHEELING.
am authorized 10 sell Lots No. II and u, sltua.
ted on Main street, between Division and First
streets, Centre Wheeling. On ono part Of this
ground there stands an elegant mansion house OF
Ii rooms In excellent order, with water and gas
throughout, This property will be sold ~
whole cheap, or will BIO divided Il necessary:
TIIOS. O'BRIEN,
feb28 Real Estate Agent,
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nor RENT. THE TWOfeSAA
I Story Brick Dwelling on Centre street, III
between Fifth and Sixth, now occupied BY. ".
Mr.. VGHSey, containing nine rooms and good
cellar, with gas throughout aud water IN kitchen.
fehQi ROBERT LUKE
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GARDEN LANDS
FARM FOR s ALE!


The undersigned OiECr for HalO that valuable
tract Of land, known ~ the -.,.
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nOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. In
u TATE.-Thc drst-ClAss DWELLING Hi
HOUSE, situated on the pOrth east corner 49,
Mrs. Carter. There IL full lot, and the house IL
10 a. good condition a. the day 1t was built;
everything about tho premises Ia thorough re-
pair. Possession given on the lst o. April, 1870.
dsci;if McLuro House, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

NOR SALE.-THE UNDER. IN IN
10 signed offers for sale Lot No. ~, In iiN
ilfahamT addition to tho City oil Wheeling, .R4ha
TtT0fed On tho corner Of Quincy and Sixth EtH
TheFe q rood Brick and Frame House on the
eorneF. o1taining 8 rooms, with water and gas
ibhouEhout and one Of tho best collAra In the
city. There 10 In connection good stable and
iheFo n 4 rood Frame HonsC, with ave rooms,
irontinR Oh Sixth street. This 10 . very desifa.
6lS location, Parties wishing to purchase will
please cali a 8. ]. Boyd'a Wholesale Shoe Store,
noTs5.I n. r. WAYMAN.
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ToR RENT,-TH AT ELE- IA IA
IL CANT store room now occupied by A. HI
W.pa1ll & Co., No. IO6 Main street. Pos. ~
session given hfst of April, or sooner II desired
Apply to
lnnM '.HuF JAMES PAUL.,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of tho Royal College OF Surgeon, La,
don, Graduate Of ono Of the most e1iInFrtCoI
legeB In the United States, and tho ETeiIt, M
OfwhosO life has been spent In the hoSpIuI, y
London, Paris, Philadelphia and OlsOW6fn \,
WSEs aver SS Known Sny ,EoSbISS WIb Ss ~
tho head aud cars when asleep, great neFTISI
ness, being alarmed u sudden B01ndS, bIiSh
ness, with frequent blushinR, attended M.
times with arrangement Of MUD, were cultS q,
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NOR RENT.-THE TWO M
story Brick Dwelling md Store No. iih
III Webster street. occupied BY E. IT,
Crosse g Bro. ~ 4 Family Grocery II
Also, for sale, lot Of Counters and Shelving,
1 new Spring Wagon, Stove, 2 Pair Small
scales, Pair FaIFbank Scales, lot,of Glass
JarS, oil Can and Pump, which will DO sold
very low. '4.s a# Hat 10 . 10b18
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TOR RENT-THAT LARGE 4 Ia IN
street, few doors above tho Catholic Ca.s2as
thedral, now occupied by Samuel j. Boyd, Esq.
Possession given April LIST, 1870. Apply to
febl5 JOS. l.. WILDE. =
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TOR RENT-THE RESI- IN M
II dence now occupied by John Bailey, mi
ESQ.,, on Sixth street, one door below -As
Hampdeu; contains rooms and hall, Possession
given April 1st, 1910. Apply to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
TIRusTEElS sALE.-BY VIRTUE

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of decd OF trust executed by J., c. I'LL.
dreth and 8, ], uIldrCth, bis wife, dated january
10Th, 1858, and recorded In tho OliCc Of the Re.
cordcF for Ohio county, In decd hook htty.fOuF,
pRRo so, I WILL an trustee in said deed at the
kout door Of tho Court House Of Ohio county,
on SATURDAY TlIE l9Tu DAY or FEBnuART,
1910, proceed TO sell at 10 o'clock In tho morn
ing, tho following described property, convey.
ed BY said decd 10 wit: Parts Of lots SIX
IA and seven q, and all flOt number nine I9),
or 90 much thereof 40 may hG necessary, lying
and being In the City Of Wheeling, sitnalc on
Tho south side Of Lindsay street, East Wheeling,
and being tho same property conveyed to tho
said r, q. HlldrCdlh BY the Howard Iron Works.
by deed dated 18th january, 1898. For moro
fill description Of said property rrfCrGncC Y
made 10 tho said last mentioned deed. Tho said
deed was given to secure the payment Of three
promiSS0Fy notes made by said +. c. Ilildnsth,
each for $500 doll4rN with interest from date,
dated 18th January, 1858, payable In six, twelve,
and eighteen months AftTr date, respectively TO
the order Of himself said notes wCrO given for
ne deferred payments on tho purchase Of said
Howard Iron Works. The interest on the amount
secured has been paid up to the 18th day Of Jan.
uuary, 1870, and a. 1870 o. Of tho principal debt IL
MAID, leaving balance duo a. Of the day Of RalC
81 al 100 % Of principal and 81 81 Of Interest.
TERXB OF SELR:-0ne.thlrd cash. tho balance
In Biz and twelve months, with interest and ST.
cprity, :, J., llLDhEIll,
jan 10 TFuS1ec
The above sale 10 postponed until WEpHEs.
mar, FHG 9TH DAr or MARClI. at the same place
and hour. .U =. i. HlLDkET!,
fe69i Trustee.
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"Wednesday, March 9th, 1870.

This tract Ii we'll known as ono OF the most do
atrablG and valuable for gardening purposes or
residences on the Ohio side, while Tia proximity
70 tho Wheeling market and tho facilities for
prompt and easy communication with that city
md BFidgepOrt At all fines, give II peculiar nd
yantAgus. II Is rare chance, AND all who think
Of making good Investment should he present
on tho day OF sale.
The Mn Farm wilt also be sold in parcels to
suit purchasers. Underlying Il IA q Six Foot
Vein Of Coal, opening on the National Road and
Of superior quality. .s :.
TERNB or SGLE.-0nc.half cash; balance ln
one. two and three years, with interest, secured
By deed OF trust or mortgage. q
I-If the day should be uliAYofnblC tho sale
Will take place the next good day.
Plots can be seen IN tho hands OF NJ. John
Bates, Bridgeport; on the prcmIcs. or with either
EebS6 ". G. & c. ". DRoCKUNIER.
nor 'SALE.-THOSE ELEGANT
= four story Brick Buildings on the west side
Of Main, between Monroe and Union streets,
three OF them extending from Main to Water
6trect. the other, half tho distance. good OPP
pOrtunIly for a profitable Investment, ,,,,,,
feb25 !. IRWIN.
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NOR sALE.-THE UNDER. ht s.N
10 SIGNED offers for sale tho House and It'll
Lot which hc occupies on Ch4pllno stree, -
WheeiInV. with two small houses on the hack
mari OF TIC lot. This property Ia In good order
and in convenient and pleasant part OF the city.
Terms very moderate, II application ls made inl'
@S fSSt JOHN ARMSTRONG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

NTOTICE-FOR SALE, ONE SEC.
In ond Hand Steam Engine, 81 in Cylinder,
SH feet stroke.
= Persons wishing 10 purchase can BCe II running
At the Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S H.
tablIshmWnt, door above the Post Once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

TOR RRNT.-THE WARE I'm m
Il house now occupied by ThOo. Pink, Hill
on Quincy street, l
Also, tic Good TemplAr's Hall In MelOdOon
building. Also an Ottice front Of tho same
Apply TO 10
JAMS w. L. McAFEE.
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FOR RENT.

iLET.-RooMs WITH :st
i Steam Power. Several laEgc. and it'll
small rooms. Possession given lmmC.s w,
dlRtely. For terms, &C., apply 70 r. - y
NORWAY TACK co.,
EotQ6 e.. r Foot Fourth Street.
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NEW YORK,
PnILApFLPHIA.

" 1 " AND BOSTON,
.1L5IIgs.
We are prepared to execute cycty description of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

rCacct that sound mind and body ara ths most
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubiAl GPp'
life becomes q weary pilgrimage; tho prospect
hourly darkcns to the view, tho mind becOnea
Swallowed with despair and oiled with The mel
Rncholy reflection that the happiness Of Gnothd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03

Married PcrEonB, or Young Men cou,smnl,u.
marriage, being aware Of Physical WS!to.t4
Organic 0bblllfy, DeIormltloB, speUdily sSs1S
Ne who places himself under he eGfs air.,
may Feligi0uSly conade In his honor a. ~.
man; and confidently rely upon his Dkil az Il,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-03
TAKEpARTIcULAR NOTICE

Dr.. ]. addresses oil those who have InpsN
themselves BY improper indulgence and I0luI
habits, which ruin both body and mind, undrlIS
them for either business, study, society o. ~
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IN A MANNER
uNEQUALLRp 1N THE CITY.

&. ..f' 10 ii.I..
|.|. -l.Ir rsags.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

A4 s@AN IQAkAg III
Frines OF Wales, Is seriously i'm
slieaisd
True the newspaper press Zee.
hat il i. n q certain sense. 2
ausy 70 publish the details \ sach
azsirs, with all their hasceney
snd disgusting imnaaliy. but
e Is because shs pablie crave their
publication - ere pleased to
float over ihe minulest particular
of De nhen, where and how, Of
ne shole matter.
50 long as the public crave
saeh reading, 50 long viii the
press continue to fcrnish 1t.
The fate Of the missing steam
ship City of Boston, sadly agi.
tates the public mind. Nothing
definite has been heard Of this
vessel fog q weary length Of time,
and hope is.almost the only foun-
dation We have upon which to
build opinions Of her safety.
Alas, the hearts that are suffer.
ing in painful Suspense regarding
the fate OF dear ones, who but a
brief while since parted expecting
70 meet again, but who, it is prob.
able, will only meet "over the
riyerh
- Ireland, the population, or
what we may term the Fenian
portion, are exhibiting violent
demonstrations against English
lAndhOlders in that country.
The spirit Of agrarianism is at
work, and the popular demand is
hat lands and property be par
eeled out among the poverty
stricken population Of the soil.
However benefcent a govern.
ment may seem to be when it is.
hateful to q people, from what
ever cause, 1t becomes a tyranny
and, u not created and controlled
By the people who are thus gov
eFned, then it is despotism against
which the popular heart will
clamor and the popular arm will
strike, even though the blow be
impOtent for harm and the out.
pourings ofthe heart we're word.
y menaCes.
Not among the least Of matters
Of interest is the continued de.
cline in gold.
Gold has reached a point so
little above par that for all
practical purposes, specie may
be used as currency. With
this status Of affairs tho prices Of
everything should decline. The
cost of living especially shenla
be very materially reduced.
Our greenback currency is
worth to day nearly seventy-flye
per centum more than it was at
close Of 1869.
But have prices declined pro-
portionatelyf
Have rents declined in this, or
10 fact, any ratio!
Is boarding cheaper Or cloth
ing less costlys
They must all feel the effects OF
this decline and be brought in ac-
eordance Herewith.
We hope this desirable day is
not far distant. 1t will be best
for an.
The "cadet-ship'' Investigations
continue to show of what material
the great party is composed.
The people of the North are, Zap
parenuy,) somewhat astonished
q these disclosures. but here in
me south We are better posted,
and can and have told "ower true
tales Of these selE-same carpet-
bag politicians worth, 4 aexhibi.
tons Of political venality, a
round half dozen srCh little errors
as selling cadetships.
20, tempord, Dc"
The EceumeBical Council are
yet q work-at least we say work,
but what kind or how much is
eIng done, It Is extremely di III
TO tell, II doing, its slow
IL along 18th considerable
mon9sny and ahs chief topic of
Eeaseaa sud snxlety, is the sub.
Jet Of d iuialHbility, which
yet remains b abeyance.
The State la.ure now IN
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
SPECIAL TO THEHRuALD.

JACKSON, Miss, March 10th.
SENATE-Praycr by the Rev. Mr..
Emery.
Senators Bennett, Hardy aud
Rushing, appeared and took their
seats, ut 20 minutes to Il m.
The Senators proceeded in A
body TO the House of Representa-.
lives.
After the inaugural, the Sena.
tors returned to tlleir chamber,
when Mr.. Morgan offered the fol.
lowing resolution which was
adopted:
Resolved, The House t~oncurring
that 10000 copies Of the Governors
inaugural address to the Legisla.
lure this day, be ordered printed
for the use Of members.
On motion Of Mr.. Little the
Senate adjourned to 10 O'Clock To-
morrow.
HoUsE-Ten additional members
appeared and qualified.
On motion Of Mr.. Chandler, Gen,
James Longstreet, was invited TO
scat within the blr'ur the louise
After the oath was administered.
the Sergeant-at- Arms proclaimed
the inauguration Ceremonies now
ended and the Governor with his
Private Secretary, followed by the
Senate, retired from the Hall, a
brass band the while making des.
perate efforts to drive ''The Star
spangled Banner" through their
wind instruments, but the thing
was certainly "wadded" and
wouldn't come out.
zen. Alcorn retired to the Exec.
1tlve Office where he held a leyee
Tor an hour, many of his friends
paying their respects to him.
ten. James Longstrcet was on
inc hoor during the Inauguration,
Alcorn.
An hour after the ceremonies
were ended, the belching of a 70
10 brass field piece was heard on
the outskirts of town, which your
correspondent Is charitable enough
10 suppose was in honor of he
new Governor.
JEREMIAH,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

VEL s. POWELL, an old cir
HaaA10r0, Mississippi,
mllg drowned last
The New York herald., 1870-08-19

dom admonlsnes, especially the WHINE race, TO enter
anu affiliate with the republican party, acquire In
nuence with III MEMBERS and through them correct
ABUSES aud perfect reforms That the anagonstlc pO.
sltion OF the reform party. not only to the alleged
corrupUns and abuses or the republicans, but to the
existence OF the party itself, not only precudes all
nope OF enlistlng its members under thclr Danner,
but forces them In their campaign 10 look more 10
sel-preseryaton than TO any corruption or mlsman-
agenent OF It's members, and to that extent ID ser
Gus injury to the state.
complaint may exist against the republican party
for sins OF omission and commission they nave
done much TO ameliOrate the condition OF the wnte
people OF the State; ameli0ratons which the Legis-
lature OF the State, in 1855 and 1855, refused 20
grant. That party has secured u homestead TO the
head OF every family. Thousands Of women
and children In THIS State would nave been
houscless and homeless, naked and starved.
but for the benetcent provisions OF the homestead
enactment. Every voter thus protected should re-
member, when he comes to cast his vote, who fur.
nishes shelter, In sunshine aud storm, over the
heads or his wife and children. despite the stale
claims OF heartess creditors. That this same party
has protected all debtors In their constitution from
paying debts contracted for slave property.
That this same party has been equal to the human
progress OF the age In abolishlng Imprisonment for
debt. That this same party, whatever may have
Dsen its extravaganza or improvidence has raised
the market value OF the bonds CT the State from
twenty-six cents In January 1868, to about ninety
cents at the present ttme
II good and true men will consent to accept the
reconstruction acts OF Congress- and the legislation.
federal and state necessarily growing OF them;
they will accept the new conditions surrounding
us; If they Will affiliate with the republican Organi-
Zati0n especially in this State we VIII profit largely
by what they have done correctly, and much can be
accomplished TO correct abuse and maleasance that
may have grown up In the anomalous state OF affairs
surrounding us.
Believing no good result can row from the reform
movement shall vote for the nominees OF the re-
JAMES l.. ORR.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19

SIl3 English IsIands - " -
were mosiy OF retail ehsracer invnrs be,ns ,ndl.nd
TO operate 10 auy extent except Mt reduction from ves~r
days. prices which holders refused 10 Grant Theirs wer,
Crude turpenne WAS dull and nominal The pnsrSs, sor
rosin WAS very quiet, but prices were yery strona
for strained which closed as sl sj Is Tb,re wcrs
sold about SOD bbs in o,s nj pr,cc. within the ,sa 81
nj s7i. 40 AZ for No D "a b0 IN N "" No 40 u
rs for pse and xS aY for e,r. % a. do % nH %; % 20 :,
III Ncwbern tar 40 MA wer. ,oiS a, ~ 81 win, @
Ofsf,n.sed % I'm u,s. a. s,p r. md xs bss,, =, ~ ..,. =, ~
men;: obb,nS o,s in casks we're % .eng m o., no aa o %
Kind. were ,il but unchanced IN yalre No sales 0''
PnovIsoSa Rece;nts his hh,. nort so t ha, n. sn
otgs en-, meat. Ths n,,ru a, For t & Nv u aI , w.
k s.r aTar,n.. price, ,..,. 49, se, uas
Sgs 1 for Western ness Al for Angus, dsyery reers were
=, SSo IA is,a xessr,av so 40 1a
SsS nh . @ s wv uo LOT az Sss sS
,srd,ys prices The sales s we're $40 bes e. ss H for
.nS asl ror r,,",. ~nr.~..a %, %. W. ."' WV;
saa ,Fs "' l' ,o D.onscu "n noss were quo.ed
v. hog: were dull Su, without CHANGE so Of moment moment
At o. esc The dsmsnd ror hss9 ,s i'm, W.. s.,I Iaooea
ne 10 lott, bu, there wos eb.nss ~ ucs.
meas ana is for extra do Tercs beef was S .n%
the market was dull nut chanred Long clear was oSea
n.% a. II iii sr: W W. "a, VIZ ~ .a w. ever .hougn
h. III iac % S ssn t,.rsI H esem h ao sly pcssa
The mari ct or lard was onv odsr. isx cv &
s,ssnn rhich ~. 49,, ~ iSs 81 y, ~, -. %
S, -, 80. T 80 % s' oo1 80, mnen 'vsc wss
e % M &C., ~ & s. ' @ Hc' ,s VIZ Is "oo . at o4o or
c,,, al. M tisrca. tor n.can.r W seS
IN crnde IN bult The Ssm,nd haso chteaw sor
s,rort ,ha Io,,,r.n, -.
stsady and 6rm at Isc' tbonah M the er,,sms
close soms holders refused 10 all u beiovr i5tac
TIA s.les !, ere I4 hb,. Tor n,st NJ ,5c n do o
entecr seiiye st isc ~ an do To- 40 ~ ~ ,o s
and 10000 do for export for future asyery supposed Sep