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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-25
The Next Campaign.-Itepublican
Enllics.


The New York IrJVHc expresses the
belief that the next Presidential campaign
will be the hottest within the memory Of
this generation. After review Of the
new movement iOreshadOwCd in NALLAN.
DrGHAM's Dayton speech and platform,
the Tribune concludes mn article as fol-
lows.
And we tell our Republican friends,
wrangling over disqualification Of n treaty
ut Washington, Or dividing the spOils Of
office in New York, or lrittering away
their influence elsewhere In needless con.
tests and relentless personal ieuds, that
the new movement means danger To
repeat our warning:-Thc next Prcsiden-
tial campaign is to be the hottest Of a
generation. RanCOrOus wrangles and in.
eXcusable tyranny in the Senate; cru.
SADIE against the press Of the whole COun.
try, aroused with absolute unanimity In
defense Of what II thinks It's right perse.
CutiOn Of prominent Republicans because
they favor this man Tor Senator, or do not
favor that man for the succession TO the
Presidency; warfare upon the Republican
Administration in the hope OF killing Oft
n Republican candidate; interference in
local politics in the hope of building up
One--are alike unwiso means ofpreparing
Tor the contest. Whose taketh the sword
shall perish by the sword. The men who
begin and force upon their associates
such struggles may not succeed in dig.
glng the grave of the Republican party,
but they will NOT fail to dig their own.
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THE HOUSEHOLD TONIC.

The efficacy Of Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bittcrs as a specific for recruiting the Cnieebled
body and cheering the responding mind has pass.
ed into proyerb In the United States, where
this marvellous tonic has born down all opposI.
ton and eclipsGd all rivalry, the demand for 1t
has annually increased in heavier and heavier
ratio for yoars until at last tho regular Gales Of
this preparation exceed those Of all other stom.
aChiCs combined. Eminent membcsEof the med.
zeal profession and hospital surgeons without
number, have candidly admitted that the phAr.
maCopcla Of the faculty contains no prescription
that produces such beneficial effects in dyspepsia,
general debility and nervous diseases, as Hostel
tcr's Dltters. TO use the language Of venerable
physician Of New York, "The Bitters are the
purest stlmulant and the safest tonic we have"
But the uses OF the great vegetable antidote are
much more comprehensive than such praise
would imply. Asa preparatory antidote to cpl
dCmiC disease, genial stlmulant, promoter Of
constitutional vlgor, an appetizer a stomaChIc,
and remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation Of
IIostettcr's B!tters 1t is the household tonic o.
the American people, aud In all human probable
| ity will be so Tor centuries to come. The mag
mates Of science recognize It's merits; and that Il
Ia cmphAtCally the medicine Of the masses, Il
proved by It's vast and ever increasing sales.
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Cessation of Ku.Kiux Outrarcs.

A late Washington dispatch to the N.
Y. Post says:
The latest official information received
from localities where the Ku.KluX hands
have been most active gives encouraging
hope tllat the disorders will soon cease,
and yield to peace, good order and proper
respect to existing laws, All account
coincide in saying that the OltHges are
becoming fewer in number. This result
Is to be attributed either to the fear Of the
military or 10 demonstrations of retalia.
ton on the part OF those who have here
,oiOre stood in awe Of Ku.Klux organize.
lions. It's thought here that the presence
Of troops in the disturbed districts has en-
Outraged the negroes and prosecuted
whites to organize in self.deiense, and that
the Ku.KluX maraudGrs finding they will
In future meet with formidable resistance
and perhaps be severely punished, have
wisely concluded to cease their violations
Of the law.
Members of the special Ku.KluX Com.
mittee think there will be no necessity Of
making trip &c any Of the southern
States, II reports from officials, shown to
them, can be relied upon rs perfectly &C.
Curate.
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Special Notices.

T AUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL
II for Children Teething, softens the gums
allays the pain, reduces Inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dyscntery,
DiaThea,
Children ola delicate constitution, are apt to
suffer more than the robust, because deHtlliOn Is
protIacted and carly cutting Ofthe teeth more to
be feared than late Much is 10 be Rpprche
from lOoscngss OF the bowels, that Il Of an ex'
cCsslye character. Moderate lOOscRrss often II.
moves more dangerous affections, hut when i
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prosiTatiun, then II should be kept IN con
troll, and for this purposa We ~ mark, that the
Infant COTllGi is particularly adapted, aud Wnen
used will act with the most happy elect
Mothers will Ind It very valuable Ihe chlld
will be relieved, get inIo y gentle sleep, and
wake ~ cheerful, happy aud feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price OF every buttlc not doing as We represent
PrIcp ~ cents per bottle sold by all druggists.
LAUGuLlN BROTHERS & co, Props,
aLG Wheeling, W. Va
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MO MORE FoOL.TRAPs!

This is the cry Of thousands who have had their
heads poisoned and their hair ruined by the LEAu
and SULPHUR abominations with which specua.
tors have sought to supcrcedc true wholesome
aud psJJct me-,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has had It's sales doubled by these ncflrous at.
tcmpts at competition. From every State, Coun.
ty, city, and township in the Unon orders for
this Standard Dye arc continually pouring In.
IT NEVER MISSES FIRE,
but always produces the shade desired, and Ii
immediate In Its c..ects. The most delightful
dressing to use after dyeing the hair, Is
CRlsTADORO's HAIR PRRSERyATIvE.
mNltlSW
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PENNSYLVANIA reports man sixty.
seven years old now living in Chester
county, who has been blind since he was
seven years of age, and who can find his
home among the trees on Welsh Noun.
tain ut any time without aid from any
one VINO can pass from one place to
another Tor a distance Of iour or five miles
IN his own neighborhood; knows the
different residences OF the neiphbors as
soon as he approaches them knows the
voices Of his acquaintance. and in manv
instances their footsteps can tell differ.
ent kinds of timber; make n shaking.
fork, broom or AK handle; can hang an
AK, and can chop wood, and when done
with his days work, will hide his AK and
return to the woods on the following day
and find II.
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A PIECE Of walnut hull, half an inch
long and quarter Of an inch wide, was re-
Gently taken from the right bronchial
tube Of little daughter of RODENT WAL
LACE, Of Washington county, Pa, by an
lncision in the windpipe 1t had been
lodged in the windpipc some weeks, The
operation was altogether successful, aud
the child isgctting well.
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SMITHS WHEELING BREWERY


!, AMER a thorough renovation Of my old e.iab
Reilly. Barnes & Hobbs, have again resam,I
my OLD Ousinrss Of Brewing and mailing and
with the aid OF my old Operatives, hope H"
produce snCh qualify Of Kennett, ChAmpArr,
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
iWlll Ge prepared 70 supply my friends and the
wise any wanting Stock Aleor Porter 10 apbly IN
my predecessors, Messrs Reilly Barnes Holm,
being convinced that they can supply them
good article
wish also to intimate that have no cause n,
disposition 70 interfere with the Interests Of nv
three old friends and operatives at The Ragi,
Brewery, yet will tndOAvor to be prepar, d Ia M
ply all demands for Ale, such as Formerly mn
dlCud.
myS GEO. W, SMITH
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Our GRANDMOTHER. Every person"
says Southey, has two immediate parents,
four ancestors in the second degree, eight
in the third, and so the pedigree ascends,
doubling at every step, till in the twenli-
eth generation ho has. no fewer than
l,03O,S06 grand(athers and grandmothers"
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General Notices,

NoTICE.-ALL BILLS AGAINST
N the Children's Homowill he presented A,
the Home on the SATURDAY preyioas IN III.
second TUESDAY OF each month, aud payment or.
such bills Will he made IN the following WgD
EEsDAT, at the Home, between the holr. of q
and RAN. MIS-. WM, T. BUTLER.
Treasurer Board of Managers
WHEELING. May 18th, 1871. myl5
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WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO COUNTY
wcst Virginia Mining md Manufacturing Com


West Virginia Mining and Manufacturing Com.
pany, Rdi.
The object Of this emit IA 10 compel the stock.
holders Of the West Virginia Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company who have not paid up their
stock In full TO make such payments. and to com.
pei the stockholders Of said Wet Virginia Min.
Ing and Manufacturing Company TO refund all d..
VdCnd received by them by which the capital
stock Of the said West Virginia Mining and Man.
nlhCtnring Company was diminished and par.
ticularly to refund Il dividend Of three per cent
declared on or about August 81, 1854, and to com.
pei those who were directors ut the time such dl.
Yidends, and particularly BnCh dividend Of Au.
Rust2l lsG6 was declared, to pay an amount
equal to said dividend the amounts 50 paid and
refunded TO he applied towards the satisfaction
Of judgment at law against the said West Viz.
gina Mining and Manufacturing Company reCOv.
cred for the use Of said complainant on the law
side Of this Court at December term, 1863, for
SlOR.lj Interest and cost, ald toward the salts.
faction OF the claims OF all other creditors who
may come In and cOitributG " the expense Of
his suit And 1t appearing from an affidavit filed
In tlis cause that ". L. LinbGtgGr, William Nc.
COnanghey, W. Turner, Joseph D. Tinglc and
John Cork are not residents OF the State OF West
Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by It's attOr.
uey 1t Is ordered that they do appear here within
one month from the date Of the first publication
Of this order and do what Ia necessary to protect
their interests herein
Trstc. SAM'L b. MCCOLLOCII, Clerk.
J. 7. ROGERs, DAS'L PECK, W. ?. IlUBRAHD,
Attorneys. myth
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RATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye il the Bet In he World
mre''sGy Harmless Reliable a1d insantnnc'
or Unpleasant OdOr. The genuine W. A. Batch.
olor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
sold by all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York. ian21eOd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-25
T INCOME TAX NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that tho United States
Income Taxes Tor the year 1870, and the Special
Taxes, or Licenses, for the year ending MAY l.i
1872, assessed within and for the county Of Ohio
and State OF West Virginia. will be due aud pay
able TO Inc at my office, in the Custom liOn.r.
Wheeling, on
MONDAY, the 22d Day Of May, 1871
II said Taxes are not paid on or before the 1T
day Of June, 1871, tie penalties prescribed by tho
Revenue law for nOn.paymcnt Will be imposed
Taxes Assessed within other counties " the
First Collection District, West Va may be paid
at my office at any time from and aittr the ih
day Of May. d. +. KELLEY,
Collector
WHEELING, Maya, 1871. myj
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Auction Sales.


A large consignment OF Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting 0fWest OF England, French
aud German broad aud narrow Wooden Cloths, all
shades and colors, French, English aud Scotch
Fancy Tweeds aud CaSsimercs, Pul-6ack Mos
COW and EsQuimaux Beavers, Chinchillas, Vest
iugs, Cloakings, &C.; also Scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmere, Queensland and other
fashionable and desirable Shawls. DREss GoODs
In great variety, such as heavy black and colorcd
silks. satins, Irish and Lyons POplins, all-WOol
Merinos, Deaines, Satin Cloths, SeTges; elegant
imported Plaids, Empress Cloths, &C., &c. A
very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons SIX Vel
vets, VelyGteens, and Ane Silk Plush SuitlngS,
Prints, Bleached and unbleached Mlslins, from
! to yards wide. A large line OF English and
American Blankets, Flannels, Ladies', Gents
and Children's Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together
with very choice aud well selected stock Of
Velvet Brussels, KiddGrminster, Tapestry and
Ingram Carpoting, House Rings, Damask and
nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and other Lin
ems, sc, from medium to finest imported, and
variety OF other goods too numerous TO mention.
Sale To continue from day TO day until tho en-.
tire stock 10 disposed Of, The whole To be sold
without reserve In loti TO suit all, TOR CASH.
Sales To commenc at lOA. N, > and y past I'm.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-25
MARRIED..

VOLTS POX-May 93d, by the Rev T. b.
Un,br-, Mr. J0uS N0Lrs, Of ohio, and Miss Is
nlASA Fox, Of Wheeling, West Va.
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WIN. =. HUBBARD,
nyITh Special Commissioner
INVEST VIRGINIA, ONO COUNTY
w Circuit Court Maya, 1871.
AlOnZO Child


The object Of this suit II 10 enforce the lien Of
a Judgment upon the reil estate Of the defendant,
Sherrnrd Clemens, In Ohio county. West Virgin
Ia that is to say, apart OF lot i2i In Noah Zanes
addition to the city Of Wheeling, and all tht
right and interest OF said Clemens In and to 10,
1871 In the same addition 10 said city. The said
Judgment Il In favor OF the said AlOnzo Child N.
Sherrard Clemens Tor a.. obtained at the Sep
TENDER term, 1867, Of the Circuit Court for Mai.
,hill county. West Virginia. and Il appearing
from an AFFIDAVIT filed In this cause that SherrarIi
Clemens ia not resident OF the State OF WcBt
virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by his attof.
nry II is ordctcd that said Sherrard Clemens do
appear here within one month from the date Of
Tue hfst publication Of this order and do what Ia
neTeseary to protect his interest herein.
Itstc, SAMUEL 3. MCCOLLUCH, Clerk.
DASL PEcK W. r. HunnARp, Atty's for Pi'E.
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JAMES ROSS sNOwDEN.
Parliamentary

All persons interested will please take notice
that the subscriber, appointed by the Hon The
Supreme Court Court OF Pennsylvania, Master
to make distribution, according to law. u The
fund, the proceeds Of the sale OF the premises Of
the llempheld Railroad, above mentioned among
such parties as may be entitled to tho same, viii
attend FIR the purpose Of his appointment. at hi.
Office, No. IA Fourth avenue, IN the city Of pll.
6urRh, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, VA
WEDNESDAY, tie Sllt day OF May, 1911, at 10
o'clock, Al
Il. BRADFORD TODD,
Master, Gr
piTTElURGu. NAV B. 1871 inyIn
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Wants.
WANTED

Fifty competent Statesmen
ION salary or commission
to sell the Wheeler & vii.
son Sewing Machine. Wag.
on and outfit furnished free
Of charge.
WIN. SUMNER L. co.
iehl5 50 MONROE ST. WHEELING
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SATURDAY.. Jnno lO. ts1l.

beginning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following dc.
scrlbcd real estate, situate In the city Of Wheel.
Ing, that Il to say the north thrtysIX 1861 feet.
eighty eight 0asl on the east side Of Chnpline
street. In Centre Wheeling, running back OfevCn
width to an alley. with the buildings and I'm.
pT0venunts thereto belonging.
TERMS or SALR-One third Of the purchase
money and such further sum ma the purchaser
shall elect In hand, the residue in two equal In.
stal!ments In nine aud eighteen months respcC.
lively, with Interest from day Of sale, the Dur.
chaser giving bond with approved security for
deferred installments.
WIN. =. HUBBARD.
myth SppClal CDmmissnnpr
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AT9 O'Clock PRECISELY,
by Auction on the place, the following described
property: One Lot situated on Clay street, East
Wheeling, including a Church Building, aud one
Two story Dwelling House thereon, II not dis.
posed oil by private sale before, oil which due
notice will be given. FOR further information
and terms Of sale apply to j. W. FRANZuElN or
john PPARR.
BY order Of the Committee,
myGS WV. GORING.
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TIE Washington county pa Demo-
cratic convention will be held June 10Th.
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WIN. G. PATTERSON, ct al,

The Hempheld r. r., 81 al
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, Eastern D,,
trici, No. u, January r., 1850.
Ard now, March 80, 1871, the Report Of I'm.
Trustees having been presented to the Court The
Court, after due confederation thereof, confirm
the sale OF tho premises as stated therein, and
order the same TO be and remain nrm and .tAbl,.
TO the purchaser, JoHR KING, Jr., unlcs. rSrrp.
tons DO 1led within ten days from date aud lie
Trustees do execute and deliver to raid purrha,.
or deed for the same: and K, BRADPORO Tom
Is hereby appointed Master TO make dis,rih1.
ton, as provided for In the decree made In th;
case.
From the Record. PER CURTAIN
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p EN- OV A LII DESIRE TO IN.
IL FORM my frlends and the public general
ly that have removed my stock oil Rope, Irvine,
Betting, &C., TO the new building erected OH the
ruins OF my old stand, Nos. Is and ~ Water
street, where will be pleased TO receive their
ton to business to deserve their patronage
Ap3 I'D. CHAS. H. BERRY
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KAMMER " sIEBKE,
NOTARIE5 PUBLIC,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE,
General Passage Agents.

OflCe, Corner OF Third and Market Streets,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fire and Life InsunnCes In the best Home
Companies. Real Estate bought, sold or rented
on Commission. Rents and Accounts collected
on liberal terms. Passage tickets to aud from
England and Ireland to New York, and Railroad
tickets from New York and Baltimore to Wheel
Ing. Sight Drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland
France and Germany, Collections made from
all parts Of Europe. APT!
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Application Of Manure.

Observation and experience should
determine the mind of the farmer in
regard TO the best plan of applying ma
nure, whether to plough il under deep,
or leave it on the surface. The advo-
Gates of surface manuring speak against
manure being turned too deep, while
the advocates of deep manuring charge
surface manuring with tertilizlng the
atmosphere. But there is a medium
course, and each theory is supported by
plausible arguments. However, there
are true philosophical principles against
burying manure too deeply in the earth.
The loss of the saline matter of the
manure by solution and intiltration will
be great in porous soil, and the evapora-
ton, TO which so much loss Is attributed
by those holding opinions adverse to
surface manuring. would be only small
drop in the bucket, compared TO the
loss by solution. In porous soils II Is
well known that manure will penetrate
10 a great depth, and much animal mat
ter may descend beyond the reach of sur
face-growing plants. Humus is formed
by the decay and decomposition Of
vegetable matter. which in the philoso-
ply of nature is manipulated on the
surface hence the rule in the applica-
ton of manure should be taken from
the indications of science. The decay
and consumption of one crop for the
nourishment of another, the dropplngs
of animals and the defoliation Of trees
and plants, are all left on the surface.
This seems TO contradict the idea OF any
loss by evaporation. 1t will, therefore,
be best to adopt the plan of deep Guilt
walton, but to keep the manure and
vegetable matter as near the surface as
possible. There is always some loss by
evaporation. but much less than by in
filtration. But it should be leading
idea with farmers to be close observers
Of such natural operations, in the
growth of spontaneous and cultivated
vegetation, and accommodate their prac-
tice so as 70 initiate nature as nearly as
possible.-Jomnal Of the Farm.
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General Items.

NILLsoN is said TO have a fortune OF
over half million, to which she will
doubtless add hundred thousand more
during the present year.
1T is said that there is no city or town
In the United States where the process
OF demonstrating is carried on except
in Boston.
The poor Indians are becoming civil
lied. Five of the wives of Cut.oyer.the
top, chief ola Kansas tribe, have applied
for divorce.
The copyright of the immense mum.
Der OF Paul de Rocks novels was lately
sold in France for little over three
thousand francs.
THE longest piece of bent glass ever
made in this country has lust been
finished at Newark, n. j. The plate is
for the First National Bank of Paterson.
1t is - inches in length. The curvature
is six inches from the plane.
A LOVING heart and pleasant coun.
tenance are commodities which a man
should never fail to take home with
him.
A SHORT time ago very strict Young
lady in society gave her photograph to
devoted admirer for his locket Two
days afterwards her brother found it on
the floor of billiard saloon, decorated
with q pair Of of mustaches and an i'm
mense' cigar artistically done with a pin.
" \ word 10 the wiser'
GEN. GUSTAV has received from Mr..
Graves, NJ. P. and commodore of the
Royal Mersey Yacht Club, a present of
a fUll-bred Scotch staghound. Mr..
Graves, who was guest of the Gener-
ais on the plains last summer, sent the
animal over by the last Liverpool
steamer.
THE Philadelphia surgeons, like other
sensible people, are opposed to high
heeled shoes. DR.. VIM II. Pancoast re-
marked the other day, after performing
a painful operation on an intereresting
little girl whose feet had been ruined
by wearing wrongly constructed shoes.
"Thi, is the beginning of a large harvest
of such cases.
THE latest instance of generosity and
muninCence comes from New Orleans.
The boy.fnder of a Neutrality-suspicious.
sand-dollar check returned it to its
proper owner-a prominet, broker of
Carondelet street-and was rewarded
with abundance of thanks in words.