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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-11

AT the recent term Of the Circuit Court
for FNyGttG county, according to CORES.
pondGnt Of the kanRWlla Republican,
many prcscntmenls were made Of the
Board Of Registration by the Grand Jury
for scratching" ....I
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1T Is now reported that General Sam.
HoISton'S family Is in oasy circumstances.
The widow Of the old hero died In 1857,
and four daughters arc living, with the In
como Of about 100000 TO keep them com
portable.
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.

RS.-We have issued pamphlets containing
fall particulars, statistical "details, maps, Otc,
which will DO furnished upOnIppllcatIon
az We buy and sell GOrtumcu. Bonds, and
receive tho accounts Of Banh Bankers. corpor.
HuouS, and Others, subject 70 check at sight, and
allow Interest on daily balances. febGS
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q. pISEASES OF TIN KIDNETS AND BLADDER.
Persons unacquAinLcd with tho structure and
functions Of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
importance Of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action Of. the Kidneys 10
aB Important, nay, even moro 90, than regularity
Of tho bowels. The Kidneys rUtnoV0 from the
Blood those elIGte matters which, II permitted 10
remain, would speedily destroy life. A total sus-
pension Of the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thiFty.Blx 10 fOrty.eight hours.
When the Urine Is Yoided IN small quantities
at the time, or whom there Ia adlSposlton to Urin.
ate moro frequently than natural, or when the
Urine 10 high colOred or scHldlng with weakness
In the small Of tho back, 1t should not DO tFiaed
with or delayed, but KoSEoo Bhonld DO taken at
once to remedy the dlliculty, before lesion OF
tho organs takes place. Most Of the diseases Of
the Bladder originate from those Of tho kidneys,
tho Urine being imperfcctly secreted In tho Kid.
nUys, prove Irritating to tho Bladder aud Urinary
passages. When we TecOlleCt that medicine never
reaches tho Kidneys except through the general
circulation Of the Blood, We SEQ how necessary 1t
Il 10 keep tho Fountain Of Life Pure.
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K.osKoo!

10 remedy of WONDERFUL R6leaey in tho cure Of
diseases Of Tho EIdntyG aud BLADDER. IN hEse
Affections u Il az near Geeiac as any remedy can
BE-, It docs itS work kindly, silently and surely
The RNllSr which It AFFORDS 10 both certain and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-11

In succeeding to tho business Of The late firm Of
List, Morrison i Co., We desire 70 thank the
trade for tho liberal patronage extended TO the
house with which the senior partner has been
connected for over twenty-five years.
Our long experience with the wants Or tho
trade Of this section and our ample facilities for
the transaction oil tho Wholesale Grocery Rusl.
ncsS, lead Us to believe that wG can offer induce.
mGnts not surpassed elsewhere.
In connection with our regular business as
heretofore, We have leased i arat.class Pork
Packing Establishment, and lave secured the
services Of Mr.. John Rayha, an experienced aud
Bkillrul Packer, by which arrangement we arr
enabled to sell Bacon, Mess Pork and Lard ut the
very lowest rates, for stock Of superior quality.
aud prOmpt.pay buyers. We request an GxAmi.
nation OF our stock and price list
lanl HENRY K. LIST & co.
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E1RsT MoRTGAGE BONDS
Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad Company

...,..
The Chesapeake Gud OH'0 y!
the Atlantic COAST snl sn ~, S' nLto pier A. a
Wv - ro,I0hlo NAVIGATION. and thus, With the
III. I,s,lrood systcn, and water transportation
S.Ss ..o., Wcst ard Southwest, forms the addl.
49,, "a. nd west Trunk Line, 30 Impera.
,'v SS IcnandSd for The accommodation OF tho
,nmS,s. and raDIdly.prowlng transportation be-
.HA.., ~. At,ortc SsshoGrd and Europe on the
80 h.nS .rd M great producing regions Of the
N CII ,' aTd wI..,V.InpI Valleys on tho other.
10 o.,,.,
-. ~, "a INA ,sa napnIacs It into one
M U ~" So','",rOrc. and Ipsures to II an ex.
."..SS" ,n,orgh Irsr,c from tho day Of It's com.
r,o,,on. ,"h,Ic IN tho 1eyclopmcn, Of the exten.
tISo or,Irnl,ural and mineral resources of Viz.
,InI. and Wc1t Virginia, I, possesses, along its
own line the elements Of largo aud profitable
,o ~ bnSIness H.. 1t r...
.rhu. tho Ursa, interests both general and
Local which dsmaud the completion Of the CHEs.
,rr1xr Ann ONO RAILnoAp to the Ohio River,
,G,rJ ,hc surrst guarantee of it, success and
v"Irs and rspder II The most important and
substantial Railroad enterprise no" 10 PrOSF7eSA
10 this Country. Ri .....l-s '.a
r..rro,,o,,,v ma AN Fact and west routc, and
,,-",,Is. ~ - tow .rso and v,oN,ahlc Trade
.1,,na I,o oo,,rlo,,on bnys drawn To Il tho at
,.",'o1 snd cooHCrntio1 Of nromIpcnt Capitalists
and RAILROAD man r ma CITY Or sound Judgment
~. IA
aud known integrity, whose connection with It
together with that Of etnlncnt clIIzens and buSl'
nesS men Of Virginia and west, Virginia, lnSuFSs
an energetic, honorable. and SueesESfal man
RgOment.
Tho po,J !. comr,o,,d and in operatIop nom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-11

A success without precedent in this county or
RuFope. ... l.5
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PLAN MUTUAL,

Policy Holders Participating in the Profits.
DiyidOnaa paid last year 20 PET cent.
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Over Five Hundred Dealers

In various parts of the land have unreSerVCdly
endorsed them. They are In use npOn numerous
lines OF Railway, including tho UNION PACIFIC
and the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. and officers Of
these roads, with Othor prominent R. r. OiIidalA.
endorse them ~ tho bGst Watches for tho use oil
II. n. employees and travellers, yet introduced.
The following arO presented US specimens OI
these testimonials.
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. TESTIMONIAL. -
UXIoN PACIp1c Il. r., 0PF1oE OF GEN. Surf,
OMAHA, Dec. 16, 1869.

OAAltAV bGCs 4Vt 4oOVS
Hon. T. NJ. AVERY, President National Watch
Co., Chicago, ILL.,: ~
Dtar Sir During the month that I have car;
Red one OF your IN. W. Raymond" Watches II
has not failed to keep tho time with 90 much ae'
curacy as TO leave nothing TO desire IN this re:
gard, For accuracy 10 tlme-kGepIng, beauty oil
movement aud lnlsh, your Watches challenge my
admiration, and arouse my pride a. an American.
and am confident that III all respects they will
compete successfully in the markets OF tho world,
With similar manufacturers OF Older nations.
Thoy need only to DO known to be appreciated.
YOurs most respectfully,
c. @. HAMMOND. Gen'l Sup't
oPP1CE or THE HuDSoN RIVER RAILROAD, [
Gen'l Supt, Now York, Jan. II, 1870, (
Dear Sir:-ThO Watch made by your Company
which have carried tho past two months, has
on engines. and have been on tho. road with i
almost daily. During this timo II has run uni
fOrmly with our standard clock No..
jim. ToUCEY, Gcu'l sup't.
The following dealers also, in various parts Of
tho country, have certified thSt they consider the
Elvfn Watches to be oil thnk tho Company have
Gdyertisei them, aS better finished, more correct
and durable, than any In market Of similar price,
and that they have great confidence IN recon.
mCnding them 10 the public, on account OF their
general merit:
Wheeler, Parsons 8 Co., c. Hellcbush, Cincinnati.
New York. +. JAccard d Co., st.
Warren. Spadonc & Co., Louis. ~
New York. N. &, CrittcndCn s Co.,
Middleton & Bro. N, Y. Cleveland. az
T. D. BynnGr, u. Burt, Cleveland. ~
Henry GInnel, Morse, Rctldin d Ham
Geo, ". Bratt 3 Co. I" ilton, Chicago. lLt..t
Scott, Barrett 4 Co., j. II. HenSe, DGnyer, Col.
Pittsburgh. N. N. Baldwin b Co.,
]. r, Reed & Co., Pitts: San francisco, Cal. i
huFRh. KOclS & DFyflB, Now
DGhms 4 Co., Clncin't. Orleans.
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R. n. POOL, General Agent,
c1ARKsBuRG, ". VA
J. N. MeWHORTER, Agent,
st.L' q" WHEELING, W. VA.
nrrnnENcI nY rrILNna1oN.

Agents wanted everywhere in the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-11

Spring opcuing Of Paper Patterns March lat,
1870. Mrs. Binders recent visit 10 Paris enables
Goods superior 70 anything In this country. Sets
Of Patterns for Merchants and DFeFS Makers now
ready. DRESAEs AND CLOAKS made In twenty.
four hours notice. TRIMMINGS, Laccs, Gloves,
Ribbons. IOw6lry, Fans and EmbrOlderiCS. Cor.
PERIN0 MACHINES for sale. Goods sent by Ex.
press to all parts Of tho Union, feM
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READY ron
Spring Trade.
PATENT DUST EXCLUDER.

so constructed as to Cnclose tAc works. and form
protection against dust, enabling the move
ment to remain In order without cleaning double
the time that Watch will ordinarily run without
this protection,
The Company feel confident, alter having had
their Watches three years In market, and selling
many thousands Of them In all parts OF the ooun'
try, that the EIgln Watches are the
best time keepers now offered to
the American Public.
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All investments secured BY mortgages on Real
RGtatO, covering double the EmoIn6 Invested.
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DAlLEY'S CITY HOTEL, tF0R-
IL mcFly Sprlgg House, will DO open for
buRlneeG On Tuesday January 18th. .-..
JOHN DALEY, Proprietor,
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Derry's Golden Hair Restorer.

arc now Being SSSS scF Impteyi1R mi RSS,orIn S
tho growth Of tho human Hair, mono has been
fouRl equal In efficacy TO the one here presented.
Il speedily removes all Dandnir; cures EFup'
lions on tho Head preventa tho Hair from com.
Ing out and gives Il all that SOilnCsS aud lnSrO,
90 peculiar To n healthy condition,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-11

Thus the great interests, both general and
local. which demand tho completion Of the CHEa.
ArrAKE AND Ono RAILnOAp to the Ohio River,
Afford the surcst guarantee Of It's success and
value, aud render It the most important and
substantial Railroad enterprise now lnprOEreSS
10 this Country. .g.'
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An gurpluB aecralng from business 10 this Stat0
IL pledged by tho Company 70 bO loaned or invest.
cd within the Stats.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24
Eugenie Interfering with Gov
ernment.

The following is taken from the book lyer-
tised in another column entitled "The New
World compared with the Old"
Thouvenal has been another leading
minister of the Empire, and an anecdote
in his life shows that there is pettcoat
government in Franco.
Two months before the Emperor him.
self dismissed Thouvenel, the latter not
only sent in his resignation, in consequence
of violent scene with Eugene, but de-
clared that he would leave Paris and
France. unless satisfaction were afforded
him. ..
jIpon this Euranie stated she was sor-
ry for having gone too far, and nsulted a
tried servant of the emperor. After
giving this explanation, however, the En-
peror's Cabinet, to which he had retired
after the above scene, and said to him,
"You are deceived, Louis. ThouvenaI
wishes to induce you to overthrow papacy
for social order and the existence of our
dynasty depend on its preservation" The
Emperor answered, "Who tells you that
| wish to overthrow the Pope ?'-''Yes,
l am sure they want to destroy the pa
pacy," the Empress intcrposed. Calm
yourself, madame" the Emperor continu-
ed; Everything will be arranged in ac.
cordancc with your wishes"
Both Eugene and the young Prince
Imperial figure unduly in the political Cos
sip Of the empire.
The Imperial Prince attended one o.
the recent series of maneuvres at Chaons
on horseback, and always dined by the
Emperor's side,
At the grand dinner with which The
mannuvres concluded, Marshal Randor
rose and said, 81 drink the health of thu
Imperial Prince, the hope of the army
All present joined in.
The little Prince, for whom his fathe
poured out some champagne, drank a fev
drops, and replied, without any sugges
ton, IL drink the health Of the army
and hope to become good soldier"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24

of that Justice to another tribunal though
more dilatory, though more expensive,
though more arbitrary in its frame and
constitution. lfjustlce is not done to the
crown by the verdict of a jury, The neces-
sites Of the public revenue will call for
the erection of summary tribunals"
Itremains to denoted that trials of civil
causes before court without jury is no
untried experiment even in this country
and England. The immense commercial
and international interests which are ad.
jrsted in the admiralty courts are not less
wisely, nor less satisfactorily determined
because they are decided upon without
the Intervention of jury. 1t is believed
that the important and oftent'mes compi-
Gated cases which are decided in chaucery
are as conscientiouslv decided upon the
facts as in the common law courts, and even
more impartially. 3t " NJ. 4
We have never heard that the safety Of
our political rights is endangered by this
single judge jurisdiction. But we are
certain that it is good rule to submit q
righteous cause to the court, and to try q
bad one be ore jury. "H'a" ."#
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24

Whatever may be said against Gov.
Ashley Of Montana, he has certainly work.
ed with great faithfulness and zeal to in
duce immigrants to 60 to that Territory,
and by his efforts in this direction has Sc
cured the warm thanks Of people already
there. Gov. Ashley has written to Mrs
Howe of Boston, urging the forming of an
association to enable women to reach Mon
tana, promising that Mrs, Ashley will look
after them personally on their arrivaI, and
assuring women who would like to emf
CRATE, that they can earn from $50 to Sl0C
month there as kitchen hep or house
keepers. But we have no thoughts that
there will be any temptation in this offer
10 the women who ought to accept it,
House work, even at 500 a month, would
hardly be accepted by them in Boston.
and to suppose they will go to Montana il
out of the qucstion.-SprinQfeM Repub.
lican.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24
Cattle Plague.

The intelligence received from Eastern
Europe relative to the extent and progress
of the cattle plague is far from being re-
assuring. ..aa af
1t was hoped that all danger had passed
with reference to an extension of the NAL
ady from the western and southwestern
parts of Poland into Prussiau-Silesia -
recent information has shown that the
Prussian Government had found it neces-
sary to extend its precautionary measures
in that direction, and to have the frontier
guarded by troops from Neuberun in Sill
esia to Weischinc in the department Of
Poscn. ...... ..t....
Not only is Prussia threatened with in
vasion Of the disease in her southeastern
provinces, but also in her northeastern
provinces, as the plague has extended in
Russia as far northward as Knovno. TC
meet this new source Of danger, the gov.
ernment has despatched troops to guard
the frontier from Tilsitt to Pillakellen il
East Prussia.
Poland is suffering to great extent
from this visitation Of the plague, as is
likewise Galicia, Transylvania, and Buck
oweria. ....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24

Thine is a grief, the depth of which another
May never know
Yet o'er the waters, Q my stricken brother!
To thee go. .....r s
lean my heart unto thee, sadly folding
Thy hand in mine;
With even the weakness Of my soul uph: :lding
The strength of thine
never knew, like thee, the dear departed;
UH stood not by .ft .I.'.I
When in calm trust the purcand tranquil hearted
Lay down to die. .s.
And on thy car my words of weak condolins
Must vainly fall;
The funeral bell. which in thy heart is tolling,
Sounds over all!
Twill not mock thee with the poor world scommon
And heartless phrase,
Nor wrong the memory of a sainted woman
With idle praise
With silence only as their benedcton,
Gods angels come
Where, in the shadow of great afiiiction,
The soul sits dumb
Yet, would say what thine own heartapproyethi
Our Fathers viii, ffHt
Calling to Him the dear one whom He loveth,
Is mercy still.
Not upon thee or thine the solemn angel
Hath evil wrought: I
Her funeral anthem is glad eyangel--
The good die not! .l...
God calls our loved ones, but we lose not wholly
What He hath given;
They live on eaith, in thought and deed, ,as truly
AS in His heaven.
And sho is with thee in thy path Of trial
r.l She walketh yet; fal alt1i
Still with the baptism of thy self-denial
Her locks are wet
Up, then, my brotheri Lo, the fields Ct harves
4 lie white in view!
She and loves thee, and the God thou serves
To both is true. e
Thrust in the esiclle! Engld'stcil-worn peasant
Thy call abide; furoL
And she thou mourn ct a pure and holy presence
I'D Shall glenn beside!
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24
To Give Onions an Early Start.

Mr.. H. Benjamin, of Ontario county,
New York, gives the following method
of preparing onion seed for planting pur.
poses, #
"About the first of April | put my seed
into bood-warm water, set it where il
will not freeze, and lct.it remain from IL
to Is days. | am careful to have the
water olways cover all the seed. In two
or three days, one can tell if the seed be
good, by the strong onion smell it will
emit in case il il oil right. l drain the
water off from the seed, and stir amongst
it some plaster, keeping it, however, a
little moist and warni At the end Of
three days the seed will have thrown out
sprouts half an inch long. | then plant
1t, covering about half an inch perhaps,
with earth, and in six days one can SEQ
the rows"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24

"DoNE Brown" "A gentleman in Brat
tleboro put quantity Of Government
Bonds in an old stove; recently the stove
was used, and the bonds baked to crisp.
The U. s. Treasurer has notified him to
forward with the greatest care the "bakcd
bonds," and if they can be identified, the
Government will either pay their value OF
issue registered bonds in their place.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24
CHARLESC. DODGE,
Lamoille County Insurance Agency,

II" MOrrisSviIIe, Vt. :
Office in Powers & Glled's Block. Insurance
effected to any amount in the best and most reliable
Stock and Mutnal Companies, and at the lowest
rates. Farmers insure in the Farmers Mutual.
Cost of insuring village dwellings, farm property
and builders risks fOm Is to 50 per cent less than
in any other Company. This Company pays for all
loss or damage by lightning. l have tho Agency
and list of expiring Policies in Lamoille County.
Missisquoi Valley in Orleans County, Hardwick
and Waterbury. No policy will he allowed SO ex-
pire without the assured having timely notice, All
communications, whether by mail or otherwise,
will be promptly attended to. 2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24

rj ---Al of u sudden there is q compro-
mise in Canada of the Red River diff
Guilty, and the war cloud that has been
threatening there so long has blown over.
A new province has been constituted of
the Red River district, to be called Man
itoba, which is to have its local self-gov-
erDment like New Brunswick and Nova
scotia, and if the people there accept the
plan, the difficulty seems to have reached
a successful settlement.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

The subscrber, having retired from the firm
ofN.W. & R. @. Gilbert Of Montpelier, will
eonfinue the practice of Dentistry, in all its
brnn1hes, at -5. ,....
MoRRIsvILLE,
where as good work will be furnished at reason
nblnreices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
STATE And shall hereafter keep my Office open
dnrIok the FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
MONTH, but shall be away from home more or
Iea< 81 the remainder Of the time. l
Z f|k3ve ALL the molern improvements and
waffsht entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
pay I'LL be required. u
sza va r. G. GILBERT.
Morrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 39tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24

The belle Of Way Key, Fla. is 10
years of age, aud she is the helress OF lO,-
600 head Of cattle. She has large mum.
ber of admirer-of the stock
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24
BLACKsMITH-sHoP

rraass WITH AN OLD BLACKSMITH
Ban no longer rent the shop whore Ihave
usness during past years, have removed
|aoe of business to a new shop a few rods far
1prth on the same street, and with new tools,
<rces and less expenses, believe can satisfy
I1t will favor mo with work Farmers pro-
faken In exchange for work, at ruling prices.
4 JOSEPH GAUTHfER.
|de Park Nov. Q, 1909. Iiu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24

d GEN.TnoMAs.-Tbe following paragraph
in Gen, Woodfcrd's oration on Gen. Thomas
at Troy, would serve as fitting inscript-
ion on the latter's tomb:
p "He was a soldier, without brutality.
He was a gentleman without effeminacy.
He was a scholar without pcdantry. He
was patriot without stain Of defeat or
a spot Of dishonor. In word he was all
that should be held up as the highest
standard and example Of manhood that
manhood whose chiefest glory was in duty
well done"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-24
Miscellaneous.
KsNTTEIING

IkSWTTHINU.
|subs:riber having purchased the shop,
hd good will of the ctablishment lately own
henry j. Lilley, Is prepared TO do oil kinds
4 in b,s line. promptly to the satisfaction Of
IONS and at reasonable rates Of charge-re
<lly solicits the public patronage. N. b.
1lar attention given to horseshoeing.
u Park, Nov. cd, 1889. Patrick McELRoY,