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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-14

WYE WOULD again give notice to those in
w dchtrI To rs that their bills have been pre-
.,utcd To- them Ia February 1t. (thr end Of our
b,,.inr.. yrar) and we hope without further no.
tc,. That they will call and settle them.
feb l:;-It WILMER l. SLAYMAkER
I,DLMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD and the
Y cc-brntrd Durham Mustard for sale by the
H. bv the CHINESE TEA COMPANY.
Jun =; No. II north Royal street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01
THE PuREsT AND SAFEST.

- d ID
The efficacy OF HOstetter's Celebrated Stomach
BItters as q specific Tor recruiting the enieebisd
body and cheGrng the despondIng mind, has pass.
cd into proyerb. In the United States, where
this marvellous tonic has borne al opposi.
ton, and eclipsed al rivalry, the demand for It
has annually increased In heavier and heavier
ratio for years, until, at last the regular Saes OF
this preparation exceed those Of ali other stom.
achIes combined. Eminent members Of thsmed.
ical profession and hospital surgeons without
number, have cAndidly admitted that the pharm.
aeopGia Of the faculty contains no prescription
that produces such beneficial effects In dyspepsia,
general debility and nervous diseases, % Hostel.
tors DItters. To use tho language Of q yenera.
BILE physician Of New York, 1.-THE Bitters are tho
purest Stimulant and the safest tonic We have"
But the uses Of the'great vegetable anhdot6 are
much more comprehensive than such praise
would imply As q preparatory antidote to cpl
demic disease, genial Stimulant, . promoter Of
constitutional YigOr, an apstiEeT, stamaehic.
Gnda remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation Of
HostettirS BItters. IT Is the household tonic OF
the American people, and in all human probAbil.
ity will DO 50 for centuries to come, The mag.
mates Of science recognize IT, merits and that #
il emphatlcally the medicine ofthe masses, 10
proven by itS VAstAhd ever increasing GhlSs.l
mAr3seod ~ f.L! ~ va lJiL p
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pouring through your precincts streams
Of men and merchandise that will need
your furtherance and must contribute TO
your growth. e
Located here In the centre Of New Eng
land to what dearer spot can you turn
that men inhabitH Beginning lie rich
With the honoFs Of your mother town
whose influence through her sohools and
her scholars Is Of itself an inheritance
With such examples as Lawrence, Bout.
web, Hoar, what may you not hope for
Of usefulness in the councils Of the State
and rationI
Contrast our condition with that Of the
European nations, alternately torn and
impoverished with wars, credit It as you
may 10 the better education OF the people,
and you will realize the value of the ex.
ample old9mother Groton has set you, 80
worthy Of your ambition TO follow. Build
schools for your children and find talent
" teach them, then intelligence and integ-
rty in prosperous and happy homes will
be your sure reward.
Associated as you have made me with
your veal and woe, wish / might DO
allowed to contribute from my means
such as they are, something towards this
first foundation OF the public good.
Gentlemen, / Have detained you too
long. Oppressed with the fear that do
not deserve the. distinction you bestow, l
pray God to make me y6rthier, and 10
smile upon you with His perpetual bless:
ings. 10. N1zi HTJ .9t I.i -4laG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

NEW WATER ROUTE TO THO CAPITOL,
We received u visit last week from one
Of two young mountaineers, aged respect.
lively nineteen and twenty, who had rowed
down in a skifF all the way from Braxton
c. II. to Charleston, making the distance
Of about ono hundred miles in twenty
eight hours. They made thirty mileS the
first day before night-fall, iorty.flve the
next, and finished the trip by noon Of the
third day. Neither of the adventures
had ever been o dozen miles from home
before, and are now on their way West
in search of IN opportunity to carve out
their fortunes. During the trip they ran
across the path oil adeer, and while he
was swimming the stream near Clay c. H.,
they fired two pistol shots at his head, but
the "dear gazelle" escaped unhurt, and
spedov the hills out OF sight. Such per.
severance as theirs will win its way 10 the
world.-RaR. Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TEXAS
Texas, ofall the Southern States, presents
the best balance sheet. Gov. Davis in his
message to the Legislature dated January
10Th, 1871, says:
The Auditorial Board, created by the
provisional act Of November 0, 1866, re.
ported tho total debt, principal and inter.
est, on the first Of December, 1857, a!
1882, 430 II. This, however, includes the
sum of S,4GG 81, audited and unaudited
"non.intereSt notes" which arc by said
section Of the Constitution declared void,
Deduct this latter sum, and it will leave
$9430G0 60 as the total debt on first Of
December, 1867, which, with interest ad.
ded 10 date, and the amount unaudited
about 100000 as above mentioned, due
from the Penitentiary, presents tue total
Indebtedness of the State. The exact
amount cannot be aScertained from data
within my possession, but it certainly does
not exceed, at this time 100000, princi.
pal and interest, Of which, only that part
due from the Penitenliary, may properly
be considered specie.
The income from taxes Is more than
sufficient to meet the ordinary demand of
the State government, and but for the
necessity Of maintaining a frontier force
to protect life and property against saw
age bands Of Indians, Texas would not be
compelled to try her credit upon the
money market. The S7SO0O0 Frontier
Defense Bonds, authorized by the act Of
August 9th, 1870, arc now in hehands Of
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
for disposal. These bonds are payable
principal and interest in gold, bearing Z
per cent gold interest. Coupons payable
semi'annpAly. No.; r.l,f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01
Letter from J. Q. Adams, Jr.
From The Atlanta IntellIgeneer.
QUINCY, Mass. March II,

QUINCY, MASS, March L., 1871.
DEAR SIR: have received two copies
Of the Georgian, the first containing an
able article on Judge Stephens speech
and the latter on"The Present and the
Future" Ineed not say that the policy
indicated seems to me wise, and the only
one which insures success. The North
can never be carried for new revolution
We must go forward and not back. We
must demand selEgovernment for all, and
guarantee equal rights 10 clergyman.
Z Democrats must be Democrats to sue.
coed. Z
/, Give Democratic Administration
which shall secure the rights Of the States
and regard the limits Of the Federal Con,
stitution, and all of us, South as well as
North, can conduct our home matters as
the people at home desires, and II that is
not the best way then tho whole fabric is
q vision. Very respectfully,
-.t.-r. ....,, D. q, ]. Q. ADAMS.
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DULLE !, 5 FOR EUROPE.

Lead Is wanted in Europe. Send over the m
lions OF bottles OF new tangled half eoloFersthA
''remaIn over" and can't be sold here. They are
pretty much igkad, and viii never b wanted in
this country, because al sane people who desIre
to restore the tinge Of youth to their gray OF
grIzzled locks usc ri,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The ead.saturated and sulphur.SStn nos.
tFumS have gone down, down, down, RhtTs REy
belong; while the KXCRLSIoRiDYR has gone
up wlthGtapidity thGt taxes tothSdtnOEt the
facilities for manufacturing It Is to-day the
MOST POPULAR HAIR DYE
In the world. and deserves to be- fritil the safest
and the best. As a dressing after the dyeiug, use
cRisTADoRo's HAIR Preventative.
uAE6-u&H ,-r. -a,tfa.rrslg .f-t --f1fI......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01
ATTEMPTED SU1c1pE-LoyE tt

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE THE
CAusE.-A very progressing and highly
respected young lady by the name Of
Mary Canadian, attempted to shuttle of
this mortal coil by drowning herself in the
Ohio river, at ElIiottsville, nine miles
above this city, on the evening OF the Esd.
It appears the young lady had lover who
had been paying her attention, until that
sly boy Cupid pierced her heart with his
tiny arrow. BE proved tickle, and on the
evening preceding her attempt at suicide
told his aftlanced he would NOT marry her
The next evening, alter diSposing Of her
worldly goods, she proceeded to the river
and plunged in. Two brothers named
Negger, seeing the act, ran TO her rescue
aud succeeded in getting her ont in an in.
sensible condition. Had the men been a
moment later, the foolish young woman
would have been past earthly hope
$eAbenVi1k Herdh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

TIM college GO,raRf' publishes com
plete vocabulary Of the peculiar words
used by Yale, undergraduates. The din
lect is indeedla peculiar one We ap.
pend q few Of the many strange terms
Hoop 1t up" means to hurry; eight out
hus the same Significance. IA ."pilrlis q
silly disagreeable fellow; recently the
word has been used as verb in the sense
ofdress, to pull up" signifies to put oil
ones good clothes, to rig out. plug
means silk hat Of the stove pipe order
rag" 10 overcome q rival roots" tricks,
as 10 "come the roots" over a person;
scrub" and "seed" a poorly dressed or
disagreeablea follow; 'shsd eater" or
"shnd," a member Ofthe Statelegislature;
7'shake 1t mp" TO bestlr yourself; "shekels,"
money; smear" rs noun, food hash, OF
grub; "snobby," stylish; "spoopsey," sill
y fellow "to|ny," a resident Of the
city, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

ISAAC B. sAwTELL, better known as
yankee Doodle" is Boston institution
that early risers can see any morning be.
tween seven and eight o'clock, perambu.
latlng Washington street, whistling tho
national air. The proprietor ofthiS whistle
is a cobbler by trade, and the tune he has
adopted as his trade mark, and by It her
aids his coming. He Is o man Of sixty,
singularly dressed, and when he has
gathered back load of boots and shoes
that need mending, he happily trudges to
his shop whistling the same tune all the
while, and duly whistling then back to
their owners when repaired. He has been
thus engaged thirteen years, and has ae-
Quired quite fortune by his industry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

MYrTERIoUs DIsAPPEARANCE.-Mr. ]
K. Nichols left his home, Letart, in this.
county, February goth, and vas last seen
on the wharE.boat at Pomeroy, February
25th, intending to take passage home on
the "AIajor Anderson 1t is supposed
that he Is drowned. He had on when
last seen black cloth coat and vest,
brown Jeans pants, white shirt and large
black overcoat, he was about 8 feet 10
inches high, slim, jaw and chin whiskers
mixed with grey; a black pOcket.bOOk
and memorandum in his pockets, and
aged about As. si.ys.1 g..Y.1 lr'..I
Any information regarding him win
be literally rewarded. Address Perme.
liza Nichols, Letart, Mason Co., W. Va
Pr Peasant Rsgtster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01
UNExAAIPLED BRUTALITY.
An Ignorant Girl Robbed of Her
Freedom and Turned Out to Die.
Ten Cents for q Lifetime's Labor.

Aua 1kuuLaaL UlEl 14OBu6u VI nBE
Freedom and Turned Out to Die.
Ten Cents for a Lffetime'S Labor.
Anew Castle DeL) correspondent Of
the Wilmington Commercial writes:
Last Thursday three weeks ago, a col
ored girl calling herself Lydia PCuse,
came to this place in the afternoon up
train from Seaford. She evidently had
consumption, and her feet were so badly
frozen that she was scarcely able 10 walk.
They were laid open in great gaShes, and
swollen twice her natural size; her hands
were In the same condition. She was an
entire stranger in the place, knowing no
one. Thewife Of q colored man, Samuel
Craig, took pity on her, and she was
kindly cared for until this morning, when
sne died. Esl
Her statement was as fOllows:-That
she was slave, and did not know she was
free until the morning she came. 10 New
Castle. She belonged 70 MF.i--,a far.
NOR, who owns and lives on his farm,
about o mile and half from seaford, Del.
he having purchased her and brother
when they were children. She says he
afterwards sold her brother, anu she never
knew what became of him. She worked
as farm hand, husked corn last fall, and
this winter was sent TO the woods 10 cut
timber, when her hands and feet were
frozen, Becoming SO i'll that she was IN.
able TO work, Mr.. - ted her that she
was free, and had better go up the
country and get u home, put her in his
carriage, and took her to, the depot. Did
not buy ticket, but paid the conductor
two dollars and twenty-five cents, request
ing him 10 leave her at New Castle.
Gave her ten cents, requesting her, "when
she got better, to come back and see
them"
The Commercial, inpublishing this state
ment, says: -.lr,
Our correspondent furnishes us the name
of the farmer in question, but we with
hold it for the present, hoping that there
may be some room for doubling that such
q wretch actually disgraces humanity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

NAPOLEON III does not relish the idea
OF retiring to private life. &c thtnksthat
due regard for the welfare of his "poor
people" will require. him To take m ac'
tive interest in the public affairs Of France.
Like the played-out politicians Of Ameri-
ca, his thirst for power, instead Of being
cured by his downfall, remains as. strong
as ever, and the remainder ofhis life will
probably be spent in efforts to regain bis
lost throne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01
THE Virginia House OF Representative ia e.

TIE Virginia House Of Representatives e.
has passed the Senate Funding bill. II y
provides for funding two'thirds Oh a.
bonds, stocks and certificates, with the
interest accrued and accrIing toJuly !.
1871, except the five percent dollar bonds
and the sterling bonds. For this two
thirds coupon registered bonds are to be
Issued, payable in thirty.fouF years, with
interest payable semtauuually. Certif.
Gates Of Indebtedness are to be issued for
the other one.third, payable when a settle.
melt shall haYe been made with West
Virginia. 5i-.1t.-rt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

MAYOR Com, of Lynchburg, Virginia,
before whom several negroes claimed the
ownership Of dog, len the decision Of
the doubtful matter to the dog himself
Several Of them called the intelligent ami.
NAL pathetically,. but he regarded them
not; finally one yelled out %Buster," and
with bark OF 10y the dog rushed toward
him and decided the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

THE readers Of the early history Of
Florida will remember that Desoto found
pearls common ornament among the
natives. Where they came from was q
mystery until now unsolvcd. Dr.. Kiddcr,
of Sumter county, Florida, has the honor
orbeing the liscoverer Of the secret. lie
found the muscle Of the lakes TO contain
many pcarls-out Of one shell he obtained
eighty.four pearls, and altogether be has
collected three Thousand, which have been
sent to the Smithsonian" Institute for OK.
animation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01
HAIR BYE

THIS superb Hair Dye 10 the bsSt IN Gas World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and I9l4nt4I@'
OF Unpleasant 0d0r. The genuine W, A. Batch.
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY Q
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only, tAfe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggistsy factory Il0 Bond Street,
New York. I'D. iana7eodAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

A correspondent of the AEorgantown
Rost says FRANKLIN MAXWELL is the
yeaIthiest man in Doddridge county, He
owns about 10000 acres of land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

A1ARGER area of,wheat has been sOwn
In Wood county this spring than any year
since 1850; and It's present appearance
gives promise Of an unusual crop. Fruit
promises o large crop The peach trees
are In full bloom, and will yield an i'm.
mense crop, unless the, frost interFereS
which Is possible at this season Of the
year.-RdnkrS6HrY journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

DIR. GEO. A. FITcu, Of Morgnntown'
has recently been promoted, with addl'
tional pay, in the Land Office, Wash
.;rg+on on 20 RI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

Dir. Stevenson, Of Morgantown Uni.
versity, has sold his dwelling, with two
acres Of ground, near the University, for
$2,15O. Very cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

,aOx Monday night, thieves broke into
Senator wI1lEY's smoke house atMor-
gantown, and stole bacon to the value
of ATE al4 M" @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

TIE Fairmont town election last Sat
urday resulted in the election of tile anti
license ticket. j"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

RA1LRoAD TAx.-The Auditor of State
at recent meeting, laid before the Board
Of Public Works a list and pro rata valu.
alton Of the real and personal property Of
tho B. & o. Railroad, and the Parkersburr
branch thereof, made out BY the officers
oil The respective Companies Tho list
was approved, and the Auditor directed
10 asses upon the property taxes Tor State
and General Free School and County pur.
poses, in each township through which
the road yunS,-Ran, Journal. -s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01

GEN. N. P. CuRMAN is tie Rcpubli.
can candidate for Congress in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. -r.. IL ]. !
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DIED.

STEPHENS. I'm St. Louis, on Friday morn.
ing, March alst, 1871, WInsfBR A. sTRFnRNS,
son 81 EiW. Stephen, In the sd year OF hlsage.
Mr. srErHENs was formerly resIdsntOf this
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GENERAL NOTICES

NoT1CE.-THE BOOKS MOTT m,
In and accounts Of the late drm OLA 1m U LS
Holiday d Co., have been placed IN ~ SHotg
for collection and settlement, haadi
Those knowing themselves indebted viii
and settle without further notice A. III H n cal
notes and accounts will be collected nv dst pad
cess Of law on the first day OF Nav II uus p'O
ROBERT Il. I;iTiIHPS;p,,
ONCE In lower end Second Ward MS,Es, q,
maE9OapS, 10, II, 2imyI HOG'e,
MOTT &c E.-THE WHEEL w.
In Savings Institution having b1 n. lNG
Trust dated The 18Th Of February. isfi ~. Seed Of
VI record In the Recorders ONCE Of III lug nov
conveyed 70 NEAL its property, resl SnJ Gounty,
o., stocks, claims and demands ThS, etSoa.
bond, note, BILL Of exchange, aecSpnt ~ By
wise, In trust TO secure all debts ma n, 9LaeF
Of the said Wheeling Savings inStitnt,6nA olltia
aly and without preference to any 0nS ~ equAl
them over the others: V'''.V VI more Of
Notice q hereby given TO all persop, ,,,.,.
TO the said Institution that the amnDn,s S "
respective debts must be paid 70 t6s n0SI.lhel
ed; and to al persons having Claim ~ 20
said Institution to present The SSmS n, .!54tlnN
mcnt without delay Rt the Office on NNn ~. 9Ju't
lately occupied by It, which will BE- onsH t s1eSi
purpose every day, Sundays exceDtrg ny, %t hs
theF notice, from ten to twelve O'ciSrE' SGul Ia'
feb28 DANIEL LANB Trr.:.
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New Advertisements.

49, ENG: EVAN. LUTHERAN.
/ 49, cHURCH-John Street. Preaching by
the lastos, Rev. S. B. Barnitz. 10Y AN. Subject,
b'ChrlAt Of BaEAbbas:" P. H.: Subject, THE
EopI, Whit 70 It WORTH Sunday School at 2 ,.
n AfinVIted. ~ ,a - @ api
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Obituary.
DIED-In Ottawa, the 9TH Inst. Nn GDo MAINLAND,
Miss ssdis Swif, daughter Of Milton T. 6Wi Eq


' u: s:s s ss sss s
The vail Of sad music had hardly died above
the grave of Oliver G. Gray, tho gifted and The
lamented, when We wsrs again summoned 70
consign to rest the mortal remains Il one Of OF.
tswa's youngest and fairsst daughtsra
The gay little girl. the fair young lady, "a
miliarly known amsng us - "Sadis Swift"
sleeps in our too iast-Rllins esnstsry. The
Oldest child Of Of our most respected eitissns,
but little over year ego eur town EsAg with ths
rejoicings incident upoa her marriage 70 George
d. MARYLAND, Esq, Young Eaglish gsatlsmsn.
of whom it is euo.gh 70 say that As vas the
worthy choice Of her young hsara The we'd
ding was such - columns like these delight to
chronicle, aaa everything psomissd the hsppy
pair long life Of prosperity.
Who that looked o. The a.ssmblags 4. the old
church on Thursdsy nsrn,ng last. could help
thrilling at the contrast Whore had glittsrsd
the bridal party little more than year before
now stood . pageant % difssrsat The bride was
there, arrayed indeed in her wedding robes, sad
decked With veil and AowsrA But she lay all
unconscious in her oasket, and smilss had given
place to tears The young husband who then
stosd beside her, proud and rejoicing, aow -.
alone and dssolate amid ruin Of hopes and OK
psctations such - seldom beials ono 20 young.
The very psll-besrers had bssn the grosnsnsn
of the wedding.
The old church in which che was bsptissd,
confirmed, married, and in which she partook d
her 6rst communion, opened its doors enes more
to receive and bless her - she passed to her LIST
resting place. Bright aewsrs CLEANED above and
around her, placed there BY tender hands. and
loving friends Gang, with trembling voices, . re
QUEEN ever her grave. By the side Of her infant
and it was noticed that just - the last notes q
| the chant smote the air, butterfly SCARED alof
- it to suggest the higher life Of which il l. TIL
lovely cywbol And thus "shs slssps-slsspA'
Sc. H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
A Card.

DO not advertise to pay "hve hundred dol
lars for . case OF Catarrh that I cannst cure,''
bsesuss there are many cases that have reached
the advanced stage Of Consumption. Or are COM
plioated with diseased liver, kidneys, ETC., and
cannot be cured. But do assert that have
cured many Of the worst cases of Catarrh, and
can refer with sstisiaction to several cases in
Ottawa that have commenced treating and
that are improving very rapidly.
have also had an experience of several years
in treating diseases of the Lungs, Stomach,
Bowels, Liver, etc., attended with the best of
success. I guarantee no cure until after max.
ing an examination Of the patient, hearing a
history Of the disease, and becoming fully salts.
fsd that shall have the cooperation of the per.
son treated in performing the cure Consulta'
ton free. DIR. W. WOODWARD BREEsE.