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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15
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NHA u#r lleH8 rv Thomas X
uor t8 rle- f James. rpf at, Is.
d. l1H Etslrr'- ,ru,uulc aWIt
-ra.ta "a MIaa5st a. mister m Nlscau.
sIs uatstj % rsssat o. Jn tar Imfrr
tHga a- utb atssH iug guD pat-
.aH@ s sH fhe GHsreuty had ue
.wWt tuHss ai frat aHi vfabg 0hau 10
tete it daau Buj }lf Bo tb5r can
tase hrar. Eurt gsr8t rIo.mer Is
i'tl wliboa, tuupalt IA ha IeanHiuR
( has work.. When She autpaoqaet
panty r3rffts tHe r'tgtW IA Nis.au- +
siu gg3 Missch8sclt, Mr Begeber .
Nii raNr wuauuCut erected % tisl
tobof n the top ui the Milwaukee
lighthouse He Nlil ha represented IN
t.e sub.aHe Btt 90 throwing "a whole
set oi cruqae maliets, ads. arches. and
striped stalks into Lskc Michigan
whi beyy II wicked Young p.rls |.
sand about bim la tears at tho tnouglt ,
OF iHa destruction Of ESQ important
tnauca ol husbudly.
What did tilo Conference mean by ,
laughing nl Mr. BnechcrF or cony.r ,
orogct Is slH Charles Lamb said I
ihat it might not be q san 10 eat pine =
apple. nut the p.tbsure of IL was SD i.
great that 4 man of tender conscience i
~emd hesitate good uhie before
yruiarmg TO eat one. Ctoquct il you :
have pleasant company. must he vick. -
ed. 1t IS too pleasant ta be anytbinpI y
else Madame 0uyon. the FreneE =
mystic, used to pat pebbles IN her !,
Shoes that she might not enjoy walk :,
lng too greatly We hardly think such .
penance could have been good for the
sole. lnt II there is ary virtue in -,
making oneself miserable, we think the I
Wisconsin Beecher has lit it Abinrr it
croqnet! Never let CATER boot max, N
a roqnet-ctoquet with your bah. Neye, Il
give yonmeil the reveuaeful pleasure of hi
sen mug an opponent OF among the m
current bushes Never feel the exupis ~
te joy Of sinking the stake first IA p'
mrd fought game. Of
B0t erCqUe- has some redeeminp ne
eatures. A tloN who boobies six W
amcs IN s0cces,ion--a man who geis OF
ient away when be is in n c pital posi- nt
ion to make syo or three arches suffers ha
'1oash to make him saint if naon, M
yomi de %. We suggest that Mr. to
Be, crer ;aao Ia S ruto account. II IN on
'ujy lalr to give the deyi his dut,-
Aud Mr.. Bccener might Inquire wheth pc
II taere are not some things to be Sc all
Iowa pcr c0aFa. va
We think we can imagine how thi tn
Wisconsin minister came to think of le
he stu Of croqlet He was PLAYING n Ia
hree-handed game There were Two su
eutemen aud one lady. The IND, tal
'ent through the first two arches So co
/ the other gentleman Alr. Beeeber WI
lade BOBBY, and bad to try il over tire
he lady aud the other gentleman wen, les
n swmmlngiy. Mr.. Beecher boobied be
Tree times Whenever he happened Br
, get on the same part of tn rrlupd me
'lth The other two, they vantony tool th'
ught croquet on his bali AMI lodged
IN m an onion bed five rods away
u course Mr.. Beeeher thought croane, hci
ieked after that Such rlly as that i, hel
ninl. 1t is cruelty to dumb brutes. H. hel
We do not wonder that a human man p
lould want it abolished KIN,
For ourselves we are not convinced. OF
'e shall not touch maIlet until next
lmmer- Brooklyn Union. nc;
NaH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

taam aFc these a Vermont 81 8 hal.
pgFatf aUl aas. uhaiasrr te Dis 6gaes,
Zee b'i.rg saCL Buaoe Tar eSamplr
tan mHgers wife wi1, whom hf
talked religion lameate8 ihc calgue
uI tte church ana their staneiutss iH
paying bsr worthy husband So small 1
sa.8fy lH consideration ei which lsIet
lact be threw edeag pretended ta
liberal HereeHia e from beF new bla /
flk likewise che superintendent who
discussed Sunday schools with tba
stranger add found himsglithc posses
scr et rw anI striking ideas with oE
oreHee ta Now York Institutions of a
similar character EycFya here tbo mfn
had Hc'g phase From Che parsonage
hc drove like Jphu. san of Nmshi. to
the porch 81 the village iuu. dismouuted
shook hand ail ag ud. and Gye min
0tcs attorwmd was cautuis.ng the iu-
mates 81 doe baEFbom with stories of
tue last play, nf comic opera. discus
sing the latest country BAH with ihc
landlord r daughter. singing At the top
OF biz voice q popular song, belt Disio
Uncle Ned on whatever other ahsufdits
o. the taptiu Jiuks or Shoe
Fly Of our enlightened age, down at the
Corner store graycy talki q stocks
au1 mark t 70 the merchant back
again % light bis C gar, mount his seat
llku hobotiuk his perch, blaudIy leay-
Ius his ben dici1u and driving away
with o craCkit g OF whips leaving gap
ing crowd 20 watch him out Of sight
euch rs the man who a few year since
went up and down the Vermont hills.
.he man who now by joIlity and schcm.
ing has c,me t. write his sign manual
against the algcbraic symbol Of equal
ny with millions opposite. Not a great
nan nor a very good man. oppose
even bis warme, admirers woul hardly
lain either for him That he is bad
man, however, it would be hard to pur-
uadc these sum- le country folk who
'arc know him of old An outgrowth Of
'ur country and time-an instance of
Fhat the money making talent can
.chicre-a striking type Of our cxclu-
lively moneycd man is Jales Fisk. .Jr =
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s+h a" #f E. fH H ~ fHE
AcHr yau1mg nf HtN f. N
V.a ls l.u H Wethap8. tl ta 81.
Wilson, lhs mgulaeT st Nu1qn WH
. lafa SITTER describing ba sGW af tu
o. sleb.e ceutei tt ks hustli ay tn
ml absim,tH 1mu teH en8 Hs rH
mate ehauga ID purpose, saws
"IUc experience SO Wilson. ace.rl
ing % hts oau STORY. ls tAnl be suiIertl
teatiulIy ua iAf usuA or Hia dats H
Ais 'HsiJHE. and itwas duHug ials uf
most maaues> hat Aa wH4 .mrsts8 1a
tHka drHk 81 water Ta#ra aas
such o craving iHut ID, coutd u.A endure
d. and whether responsible tar tht att
ui drinking, or whether 20 was 900 uU-
conscious pruacedua bc byiag caH
boiled b. am irFgs s.lalg impa'sra, in
sHne + rsops u3'eu are, be ua#a.e 90
telf al be knows i iaut ha got the
water, AMI after taking it hss auurr
ltll him
The FIRST effect Bpln Wilson. aaeu
he took bJs mBsH and mo'1ssea for the
first tIme during hrs fast. was 1.gasaut
tat soon there ctua iorrby bot sea-
saIion IA ms stomach, followed almost
instantly hs slight pasns through tho
s' stem, ahd rapid heart beating, his
heart HIly jumping Iulo hm throat
th1s startling sensation baiag soon fol
I3"#d hy high iryea though tie pres
pfauon then began appear, uua bar
mng hulnug telling 10 ibe sgom ch.
" ison says he was iH 10 pain and
tAeje bas been no pain since to speak
oi, though he says he feels weak, rs ifI
f's.n2 iram oed OF sicku ss, but ioels /
al he is slowly gaining strength. ana I
WI. te limaei again before many DAYS. Z
lie mas not lost over fifteen pounds OIL
hesn during bic long uepriyation, aud /
Is no" eating more snl s.autiai food /
l5an nash, be choosing TO take thut at 4
INST because OF IT'S light catIaiiic ua-
iufe TIE food which be has is sub.
..tnnila', aud be deciares that he has 30
ault TO fud with that placed daily In
als cell since he Was taken buck there.
lie is too cunning b disclose his roa
no''te' / am hoi sure ne has not read
ha dlary OF Lac Antonio Fllerbi, via ch
sas Kept while Tint great criminal, IN
ier sentence OF death BY the pulllotne.
sos N the prison Of Corsica, IN 1921.
FItorbi starved himself to death in
m approved fashion, an with smgu
ar regard for all tie details. Every
lay ho carefully noed bis feelings, the
oudlJon Of his vital organs, aud kept 4
record OF his Observations. lie was
Without food eighteen days HIS diary
amost interesting aud well and clear
written record of personal experi
nees, At tue end Of the second week
e says, he did not feel any ineonveu
9Dce that at other times he felt a !
urnlrg thirst, aud on the last dav i,st =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

A farmers wife 10 speaking 10 Ia.
dY Of the sma tlese, aptAess and inlelli-
gence Of her son, Il lad oi 81 years ola,
raid he can read aueatly, repeat
the whole catechism. aud weed onions
~ well as his fa,her Yes, mother,
replied The young hopeful, "and yester.
day iicke Ned Rawsou, tbrsw tho
cat into the we'll, and stole old Hinek-
ley 5 cat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

4 young gentleman, very c3nceited
and VAN y bimsclf. aud who, by-the-by
was much despscd, ' ith 4 face much
pEied by the small poz. was addressed
by a chap who aiter admiring him for
some ume, exclaimed When carved
woek comes % fashion, yoall be- the
handsoaiest man ever pat my eyes On >
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

A faeclious J3rsor a. Fott Wayne,
Ind having be applied q or aas,ce
the other day hy q gonag b -ebe.0r
who. .s0llefei from the Jiaes. case
Latla pre- euptioa ab,eh VAS ansiat.
ed by tae drI4gst taus ploY do
yours u siiu seventeen yards u ilk
with 4 man 10 it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

An old maid says a woman isn't IL
10 have . baby 'eh9 DO .sa know low
hold iti and this ii as trae % a tongue
as a baby. adds an 1ld bachelor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

SEA MoSs RARINE.-This Is q new arti-
Gle Of food, which we take pleasure in
commencing 70 our readers: We have
used Il In our families, and have found i
to- be the most nutritious, dslicate and
palatabls article for table usewe have
seen. ,, If, ~ IN '.' f.r' '.'t y
/ lisa light and agreeable farine, very
pleasant to the taste, easy Of digestion
and hence specially adapted to the use Of
the sick, the thousands Of dYgpepttci
among US, and for young children: besides
the SEA Moss, It's principal ingredient, hal
many curative properties, and Is highly
recommended for pectoral and scrotuloui
affections, and Is perfectly harmless. Ia.
u Here, then, we have an entirely new
article of food OF the most delicate and in
wiling character, adapted.to the use Of th'
table for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Char
lotte de Russo, etc., and almost invaluable
for use BY the invalid. It Is simple; deli
cate, nutritious, harmless, remedial ant
economical, as itCan be furnished for one
third to one-half the cost Of Corn Starch
Maizena,, Fartna, ETC.; for oil Of which It /
more than q substitute. @
It Is made up without trouble, and vii
always be good. Try II; and our Worl
for Il, You will continue in its use.-In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

The srEcrAc1E TR ADE.@Few Of our
readers, are aware q The vast business
done by oxtoby s. Duf1ield in spectacles.
They have become to Wheeling what
8I'Allister has to Philadelphia, By keep
ing, q full stock Of the 6est glasses, and
being able TO properly adapt them to 1.-The
eyes ofapurChasers, this firm has relieved
hundreds ofweak.eyed persons id this city
and vicinity, Everything in the shape Of
pebble and other spectacles, Eye Glasses,
Watches Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Sc, can be found at oxtoby s Dufleld's,
1O4 Market street, below 4rLpro House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

sLrE oFTHE FLESH Is IN tbs BLOOD"
The blood circulates throughout the
system, depositing new flesh, tissue and
muscle, as the old becomes effete and dis
appears. 1.-THE new material be corrupt
and unsound. tits evident that the system
will not perform its duties well; some part
or another will be like ill-titting machin.
cry, that works unevenly, and Craaks and
wears out OF shape. In this way the body
becomes the scat Of suffering and disease.
AS these arc but the effects OF impure
blood, 1T is evident that!to the blood the
mode Of euro must be directed. 1t Is here
that the "Rosadalis" has its value and
reputation. It purifes the blood. 1t puts
the origin Of the gradual revolution that
goes on throughout our physical system
on sound, pure, healthy basis, and thus
brings robust constitution even where
hope Of relietahad fed. - lT d&w d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
% DTHANY ooILEG e. D

- 4.
The ThIrtieth Session Of this Institution will
commence CO on MoNnAT, ssh sEPTEN6sR, $50,
and terminate on the 18th Of June 1871. It49
romlnti calIy situated In the midst Of the beaut.
FIJI and healthy hill country OF the Panhandle"
OF West Virginia, eaSily accessible BY railroad OF
river and surrounded with the most favorable In
huence8 for student Lilo. t1e has property In
Endowment, Buildings Apparatus, Library &e,j
Of over $780, 900 and 10 thus. enabled to B1es
tain faculty and ftrnleh hcilities for thorough
education, OF the very first ORDER y. A-F'0iil
iAMPIR ACCOMMODATIONS IRE provided
for both public and private boarding, and unfnri
niShed rooms Will be l6t.to students who Wish TO
board Themselves 'IlSih.t1 .1INJIW f'9t l1g
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular
Literary. Course including tho Ancient Lam
guages, for the Degree Of Bachelor q AFtB! 3,
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree OF
Bachelor Of SCienee8r Sofia Course Of Master
Of Arts. The Course for Master ofrScieneSs.
3. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed information as 70
| APPARATUS AND MuSRuM-Th Gnsttu.
ritus, and students who wish ttGre trained IN
the use OF Field INSTRUMENTS also thoroughly
AttOd npiLa6orAtory, for practical Instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study Of NAtural History.
TERMS! Tuition go per session. Boarding
from q to . per week lunlufniShQd roQms -
per session 10 each student, preparing for the
Ministry. FREQ tuition 70 sons OF Ministers Of
the Gospel Of al denominations ~ !yghJ
For further particulars apply for catalogue TO
Prot. O, L. LooS, Secretary, or 70, "a .l, Z E,
-. T., VI, &, PRNDLEToN, Presideut
ly1e 80 - Bethany, West Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

Fox MoUSDsv1LLE.- AT the present
term Of the Brooke county Circuit Court
the ilIustrious ~ Michael McC oole was
tried and convicted Of larceny and sen,
fenced to the penitentiary for two years;
Mike broke into the wharfboat at Wells
burg, aud appropriated some sacks Of
wheat belonging to SOMEBODY elsa Z.
CIV. Donovan, Harry j. Donovan aud
VIM. Green, alias R, AZ Wilson, alas
OtheIlo Clark, were tried, We believe, be:
fore the Court above mentioned, for horse
stealing, aud sentencedtotAe .penttedtiRFy
for three years each. At this rate, Brooke
county will soon be fully represented at
AIoundville. Et 0J2l 4 ,Ta4 2I52l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

GRAVEL ,Asp, UEittESr Roogttxe. 7
George Grandmother would inform the
public that he is'.still, engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that lie Is
prepared at any time to put Onroofs, eth,
e large, or small, at The shortest possible
notice. guaranteeing his work for q term
ofyeais9 He has now been engaged in
the business for seven, years past, and his
work has oudiYed 4 half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
is increasing run .yearitoyear. he put
on during the past year 1900 squares Of
hisrcoahg in this city, which .hhS given
satisfaction in every very respect. Address
him through the Post omce, o. cali At his
brick.yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly.
/ a.F H. ..s d D o.. u q o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

POLICE CoURT.-John Dick, mere
lad, was before the Police Court, yester.
day morning, for assaulting a school.mate.
The evidence Of three other school boys
clearly made out the case, which was one
Of an aggravated character. Judge Good
gave the lad a short lecture, which he viii
do well to heed, and then imposed q fine
of three dollars and costs. Il, slt.laa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

New SrEANBoATs.-There are now
three steamboat hulls lying in the river
here waiting for their machinery which Is
being built at engine shops in this city.
Messr. Hobbs, Taylor 6 Co., will com
,mence next Monday putting the engines
on board the steamer launched q few
weeks since from the ship-yartl Of Messrs.
Wilson, Dunleyy s. Co. Tie boat IS de
signed for the trade in q Louisiana bayou
tho name Of which we have forgotten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

SCHOOL RE.opExED.-The winter term
Of the public school in AIartinsvillc, COM
mcnced on Monday last, under the Sill
perintendence Of 8Ir. Charles r. shrcve.
Mr.. S. is assisted by tho following corps
Of experienced teachers: Miss L. Barnabyi
Miss j. Reed, Mrs. II. &. Beazel, Miss
N[ollie Thatcher, Miss SADIE Hcmlor, Miss
Lizzie Alexander, .Nf.d15
Three hundred pupils were Ill attend
ance the fist day. The school starts of
at the commencement of the scholastic
year in fine style, ind it is IN institution
in which our neighbors over the river feel
a just pride. ny % se.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

WoRK PROGRESSING The support
walls at the south end Of Market street
bridge are being pushed ahead with Mr.
schecle's accustomed vim. 1t Is now be,
lieved the masonry will be ready for the
supcrstructure by the 2Oth Of October
We arc informed by one Of tho firm
which received the contract for the iron
work, that it would be in position by
Christmas and open for travel. Weatrrst
that this may be realized, for the neces'
sity of the completion of the bridge grows
stronger every day. ,%a 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

THE property referred to above consists
Of q house built for the manufacture Of
carriage wheels, and spoAes; Is 30 BY 40
feet, built Of brick and is three stories
high, including a stone cellar under the
whole house. There is q good substantial
stack and also a water well on the premises,
This property Is eligibly situated for
manulaeturingor Brewery purposes. 80,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

PATENTS IssuED.-Among the patents
issued for the week ending Tuesday, 18Th
inst, we notice the following; ]. T. Baggs,
Bridgeport, O., on saving machine; J. D
Copenhaver, Martinsburg, ". Va. CHAIR
Ing barrel heads; Thomas Hartley, Bridge
mort Ohio. on meat cutter. ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

1wn4F DID .1T'-Iyon's Kathatron
made my hair soft, luxGriant and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm changed that
sallow complexion into the marble beauty
you now see. This Is ,emphatically the
language Of all who use these, articles. A
fine head Of hnir and q refined complex
ion arc the greatest. attractions a'woman
can pOsseasa Tha Kathairon and Mag
nolia Balm areljuit what win giTc them
You; and nothing else wiillI. The Balm
rs The bloom Of youth. 8 makes alFdy
Of thirty appear but twenty. Both arti-
cles ara entirely harmless, and very. pleas
ant They should DO in every lady's pos
session. agu26.eoddGw,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

FoR PARKERsBuHd!: We arc requested
to state that tAessealner Science will
for Parkersburg this morning At Il o'clock.
Although the bottom Of theriyer Is near
the surface, passengers and shippers may
be assured that the Science will get
through, as she requires only . moderate
degree Of moisture to make her trirs'in
good time. See advertisements. nap = n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

4 lRoN-PuosPnoRUs: CALls4TA.--Th three best
TONES, skillfally. and elegantly combined in an
ambcr.eolored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard q Co.'S Ferro-Phos-
phorat6d ElIxer Of Callsaya Bark. p III ,..i-
Each pint contains ono ounce ofRoyal Callsaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain OF
iron. Samples furnished free TO the profession.
~ 80 W. CAswRLL, HAZARD d CO.,
g Sole manufacturers, New York
Sold by all Druggists, q, =, 9. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
islls,itnhln ,,EEnr. nnttlnr the adaIence b

Il
GGEter Captain C. had concluded and the
band had played patriotic ali, there
were loud calls for our genial friend, Clark
BON, oF the Register. The Lieutenant re.
sisted as long as he was able, but the i'm
portunities became SO general and perslS-
tent that he was forced to yield: BE came
forward and made telling little speech
of ten or fifteen minutes length. Our
oontrrv was peculiarly happy in his re-
marks, Astounding, as his address did, in
wit and effective hits n III
This closed the specch-making Of the
occasion! During the morning arms had
been distributed among the soldiers on
the ground, and they had employed
themselves busily in getting them In or
der for inspection and drill. The call
was sounded at the conclusion Of
Lieutenant Clarkson's speech, and the
men were soon assembled for dress pa
rade. This, to many present, was an in
,ercsting feature Of the day as it was the
first exhibition Of the kind they had ever
witnessed. Col. Curtis commanded, and
1t was surprising with whit ease and PIE
ciston the soldiers Of six years ago went
through the various eyolutions. They
had not forgotten the lessons learned In
the trying times Of 1851, '6s, '6S and "a
Their regularity in marching and skill in
executing the commands given, furnished
proof that no considerable period would
be required to make them trained veterans
in arms. NV e5,;; r. nd. :,
At the close OF dress parade the line
was tormedin marching order and pro-
ceeded to tie Court House, where ranks
were broken and the companies disbanded.
We attempted to get a complete list Of
the regiments represented atthe reunion,
but could obtain only the following: The
9th, 4Sd, SD, 190th, and 1891 Ohio Vol.
unteer Infantry; the 1st, I'd, Sd, 18th and
nth VIVA, Infantry, the 4th and 9TH w.
Va. Cavalry; Carlin's Battery, and Bat
terry @ Of 1st W. Va, Artillery, 55aql
WeheardVarious estimates!made ofths
number present. yesterday Those who
are experienced in such matters PLACED it
as high as one thousand. This was above
the estimate we made, but we deferred to
the Judgment Of Others who are better
posted in such matters. The best order
prevailed Throughout both days, We did
not sec an intoxicated man on the ground,
nor did tho slightest accident occur to
mar the pleasure. Of the occasion. "a Full.
" one.third of to tbs crowd rpresent
yesterday, were ladies' Their smiles
and beauty contributed in no small
degree to make this first reunion Of
tho soldiers Of this State, Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania a success, as their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

wehave to thank our friends,
Dodson s. Ford, for a box Of choice Con
cord grapes from their Mountain Cove
Vineyard, sent Us, yesterday. y =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

By RENTrNG, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner of q first, class Wheeler 8 Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. summer = Ca,
Agents No. 81 Monroe 9tTset, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

GEO. H. KuRTz having made arrange
ments with 3 good faErier from New York I,
l am happy tofstatc I will alteF,repail
and clean Furs on short notice; also
make all kinds Of Fur goods TO order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

TnE USlTEDs DErEArED.-The Uni.
ted base ball club Of South Wheeling went
MP to Pittsburgh, yesterday morning, 70
play a return game with the Atlanucs Of
that city. I'VE learn from Especial tele.
gram to the INTELIIGENoER, that our
boys were defeated, the score standing at
the close Of the ninthamning: Atlantics
SO; Uniteds "A. "''4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

JERSEY SWEET PoTAroEs.-A choice
lot, justrceeived and fnrfsale low by N.
Mckee, O5 Main street, Centre Wheeling.