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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21
ADDRESS
70 THE
ca u
Nervous and DebiIitatGd

Whose ruAcrings have been prolmcled nom
hidden Causea, and whose cases require prompt
treatment to render existence desirable: II You
are suffering, or have suffered, from involuntary
discharges, what effect does 1t produce upon your
general healthy DO you feel weak, debilliatGd,
easily tircdf Does little extra eIertI0n pro-
dure palpltNtlon Of theheartS Docs your liver,
orurnIHry organs. or your kidneys, lrcQucnliyget
out Of order, If your urine sometimes thick,
milky or lloCky, or Is It ropy on scttllngr Or
does thick scum rise to the topy Or II a sedi.
ment at the bottom after It has stood RwhlleF
Do you have spells Of short breathing or dyspcp'
siai Are your bowels cOnstIpatedY Do you
have spells Of aintiRg, or PUSHES Of blood to the
head Ia your memory impaired' Is your
mind constantly dwelling on this subIeCtH Do
you feel dull, listless, m0png, tired Of company,
Of life DO you wish TO be- left alone, TO get
away from everybody Does any little thing
make you start or jump Is your sleep broken
or rGstlCssr Ia the lustre Of your eye a. bril-.
liantY The bloom Of your check Rs bright Do
you enjoy yourself in society as well, Do you
pursue your business with the same energyH DO
You.icel as much confidence IN yourClf' Are
your spirits dull and tagging, given to lts Of
melancholy; II SO, do not lay 1t To your liver or
dyspepsia. Have you restless nIghts' Your
back weak, Your knees weak, aud have but little
appetite, and yOu attribute this to dyspepsia or
liver complaints
Now, reader, sClrabnsc, yCneTcAl diseases bad
ly cured, and sexual excuses, are all capable Of
producing weakness of the generatIvO organs.
Tho organs Of generation, when in perfect health,
make the man. nId you eyer think that those
bold, defiant, energetic, persevering, successful
business men are always those whose gcneratlye
organs arc In perfect health You never hear
suCh men complain Of melancholy, Of nervous
ness, Of papItatlon of the heart
How many men, from tho effects Of excuses,
have brought about that state Of weakness In
Sexual Organs that has reduced the general sys
tom 30 much as to induce almost every other dis
ease idOCy, lunaCy, paralysis, spinal affections,
suicide and almost every other form Of disease
which humanity Is heir to, and tho real cause Of
the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
used remedies for all but the right one. ...
Diseases Of these organs require the usO OF a
Dluretlc IIELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUCIIU Ia the great DIuretic, and Ia certain
cure for diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
DrOpsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility and all diseases of the Sexual
Organs, whether existing In MRlO or Female,
IRON whatever cause originating, and no matter
Of how long standing.
II no treatment Is submitted To, Consumption
or Insanity may ensne. Onr flesh and blood are
supported from these sources, and the health and
happiness, and that of pOstcrty, depends upon
prompt uso Of q reliable remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21

EAsT-LEAVBs WEsT-tEAvEs
wheeling daily wheeling daily
1898 A. IN. at........ 40 p. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
PGrkorsbutg, 1856 y. m. GAINESVILLE 1886 p. m.
Cumberland gS5 p. m. Newark. .....lG;ib y. IN.
Sundays excepted. sandusky....
Columbus. ,..lii5 p. m.
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GheQntdt9eaeer;.
THE LAW MAKING POWER.
What Constitutes the Leg
islatiVe Body for Purposes
of Enactment.
The Constitutional Provision In
terpreted.
The Bakers DO2en'-EleNen u Major
Ity Of Twenty-Five


The decision of rhe Court Of Appeals in
the Jefferson county scat case, involving
the validity Of the net passed last winter
by eleven votes in the Senate for the re.
moval OF the county seal from Shepherds
town To Charlestown, was announced
Saturday the Court being divided, The
opinion of the majority was pronounced
by Judge MAXWELL We append the
document in full
John u. Staley aud others
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YOTNG hlEN

who have injured themselves byA certain ptac.
tICO, INDUCED In when alone, u habit frequently
learned from evel companions, or at school, the
effects Of which arG nightly lClt, even when
aslcep, and, II not cured, renders marriage I'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
SHOULD apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, tho hope of his
country, tho pride of his parents, should DO
gnalchcd nom all prospects, and enlOyments oil
life by the consequences Of deviating from the
CIet habit, Such persons must, before COntenl.
MATING
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-21
AELMRoL.D's
SAnsApARILLA

EXTRACT SANSAPARILLA
WILL ADiCAL III EXT'ER INNATE FROu
THE SYSTEM SCROFtLA, SYPHILIS,
FEVER SORES, Ulcers, SORE EYES
SORE LRGS, SORE MOUTI, !SORE HEAD,
BR0NCIh71s, SHIN DISEASES, SALT
RHEU4 CANkERS, RUNNLNGS FROM
THE EAR, WHITE SWELLINGS, TUN0RS,
CANCER o US AFFEC TIONS, 0DES, RICK.
ETs, GLANDtLAR ISJiELLINGS, MOTT
SWEAT rs RASH, TETTER, HUNORS OF
All KINDS, CHRONIC RHEUJfA TLSK,
DYSPEPSIA, AND An DISEASES THAT
NAVE BEEN ESTA BLkSHED ~ THESIS.
TEN FOR YEARS.
Being prepared expressly for tho above com.
plants, It's Ood.PnrifyIBg properties are great,
er than any other preparation OF Sarsaparilla.
II gives the complexion clear and healthy color,
and restores the patient to a state Of health and
purity For purifying the blood, removing all
chronic constitutional diseases arising from on
impure state Of the blood, and the only reliable
and Circctual known remedy for the cure Of Pains
and swelllngs Of the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat and Legs, BlotChes, Plmples on the Face,
Erysipelas, and all scaly EruptlonS Of the Skin,
and Identifying the Complexion.
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
leges In the United States, and tho greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of tho most astonishing cures that
were ever known Many troubled with ringing
In the head and ears when asleep great nervous.
ness, bOlug alarmed At sudden sounds, bRshIul.
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured
immediately.
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Tho many thousands cured at this establish
ment vi thin the last twenty years, and the ntI
merouB Important surgical operations performed
By Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
Ihs SIn and many other papers, notices Of
which have appeared again and again before the
public, besides his standing az a gentleman OF
character and respectAbllty, Ia sufficient guar
antGe TO the AFFLICTED.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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NOTE.-MoOre, j., cOncurrcd in the
conclusion and reserved right to furnish
notes to reporter.
Berkshire, r, dissented and reserved
right to furnish notes to reporters.
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reflect that u sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 10 promote COnnubial hap.
piness Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes \ weary pilgrimage; tho
prospect hourly darkens TO tho view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another heCOneA hllghLnd with mir nrn
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Tickets to all principal points In the East and
WGSt can hr procured AT the Union Ticket ONCE
in M'Lure House, and at the Station at Bridge.
FIR MYERS,
LED General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-05
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.


The exhibition of heJunior and Sophomore
classes Of the Maine State College of Agri-
culture and the Mechanic Arts took place in
Orono Tuesday evening. The audience room
was filled with spectators, among whom were
Senator Hamlin, Gov. Perhan,, ex-Gov. Co.
burn, Hon. l.. Oak of Garland, Mayor Dale
of Bangor, and other distinguished gentlemen
from abroad. The exercises were of high
order, and won the warmest Communications
from all present. The members of the Junior
class delivered original addresses as follows /:
1.-The advantages of the Diffusion of Knowl-
edge"-Heddle billiard, Oldtown: ''Protec-
ton TO Manutactures"-Edwin J. Haskell,
Saecarappa; "Old and New Countries for
Fields of Enterprise ID. Thomas,
orownville; ''Ralroads and Railroad Cor
porations'-Geo. f. Hammond, Eliot; "The
Indian Question" Benz +. Gould, Water
VILE. Geo. o. Western of Madison, was ex-
cused.
The Sophomores delivered selected pieces
as follows;
'The Study Of the Physical Scieneess-F
Lamson Scribner, Manchester "The Diving
Alchemist"-John NJ. Oak, Garland; Greg.
illus to the Roman Senate" ii. b. Thayer
Garland; "Unjust National Acquisitions,
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The Boston journal says that Secretary
Boutwell, issued an elaborate opinion on
Wednesday in the matter of the claim of the
State of Kentucky for reimbursement of the
sum of $525, 25S.72, paid to State militia for
services rendered from 1868 to 1866. The
1861, but under the act the Secretary does
not think he is authorized TO pay this claim.
In arriving at this conclusion. he makes quo
tations from a rule laid down by Secretary
Chase when the law was passed, and which
rule is bar to claim, because the troops
were never mustered into service of the United
States, nor were they called ont by order of
the President or Secretary of War.
In the case under consideration, the troops
were in the service of the State of Kentucky
by State authority only, and commanded by
State officers. 1t is true they co-operated
| with United States forces, but Mr.. Boutwell,
does not think this would bring them under
the operation of the law of 1861, under the
rule made by Mr.. Chase, above referred to.
Mr.. Boutwell, says he could not set aside that
rule unless the reasons requiring it were i'm
perative, and besides, Kentucky must have
been acquainted with the rule long before the
expense was incurred for which reimburse
ment is now. asked. Mr.. Boutwell, also re-
fers to the fact that Congress, On Two occas-
ions, has given a legislative construction to
the rule laid down by Mr.. Chase, and there
is, therefore, no ground on which the claims
can be paid without the specified authority of
Congress. eeE
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GREAT AUCTION SALE.

Will be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
the 10Th day of August, 1871, Iiaymarket Square,
consisting of 25 yoke large, nice working Oxen %
first rate Horses, Harnesses, Damp Carts, OK
Wagons, Carts Drags, Wheelbarrows, PICKS, iron
Bars shovels, Chains, Hammers, one Crawford
stump Fuller complete, and other articles too ntl'
merous to mention.
The above property is very recently returned
from the construction of the extension of the Maine
Central Railroad, and is in fine order.
To contractors or parties desiring such property
in the building of Railroads or other works. this
presents an opportunity seldom offered. Terms
Cash.
IF the day is unpleasant, sale will occur next
fair day. STRAW, PATTERSON Il co.
Lewiston, July 81, 1871. aug3-tlw
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papers of the 2nd and has since been cir
culated in Wall street and commercial cir
cles for signatures, of which the following
is copy;
| New YORK, July 27, 1871.
| Whereas charges have been made in a lead
ing newspaper, of waste misappropriasion
and peculation in the public funds to very
great amounts, and many particulars are Civ
en- tending to show enormous frauds commit
ted by public officials; and whereas it is the
right and duty of the citizens at large to in
quire into and scrutnize the doings Of their
servants, and by proper means to investigate
the public accounts, and the present occasion
calls for the prompt and united action of the
people to deal with this new and startling as
pect of alleged misrule,-
Therefore, the undersigned invite their fell
low citizens, without distinction of parties,
who desire good government and honest and
fair dealing with the public moneys, and are
disposed to have the charges, now so pub
licly and and distinctly made, followed by a
full and thorough examination of the public
accounts, and are ready to take the necessary
steps therefor, to meet at the Academy of
Music on Tuesday, evening, August s, at
O'clock ~ e. Ii YIN gEg ~
This call is signed by bankers, mer-
chants, and leading business men with
out distinction of party and the
names upon it it is said will reach &c, 900.
This looks as if the citizens of New York
think the Times tells the truth and mean
to hold Oakley Hall and Co, responsible for
the robbery. But the Standard and the
Argus defend the robbers. Let us ask.
who knows best about this thing, the
democratic papers Of Maine or the 10000
taxpayers of New York who ask for the
meeting of Indignation
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MANAGERS OFFICE, July LIST, ISL.
M DEAR WILSON For fifteen years we have
been associated professionally in various Theatres
and for the last four years have had more immedl-
ate relationship in the direct Management OF = large
and expensive company, plying between Boston
and Newfoundland.
After serious rejection our Joint successes
and vicssltudes, and knowing so well the enormous
cares and responsibilities of management, l am
compelled to acknowledge that am willing to yield
the whole responsibility to you, If you VIII relieve
me of my share of contract now existing between
us, and undertake the whole care of the coming
season, so | can devote more attention to my adj
vancement in my line of business, and domestic III
terest. You are welcome to make Your own Offer,
knowing full well that your past honest dealings
with me a sufficient guarantee that you VIII taxi
no advantage, and that shall be literally dealt
with. leave you to mau9urate proposals. am
willing to remain with under salary, with every
confidence of being fairly dealt with. have re
fused each and every offer, in order to hear your
views regarding my proposition. Rest assured that
it is with no affected regret that now pen you these
lines But must canddly acknowledge that the
cares of management Ito those who fight the year
losses is no easy matter, and you are particu-
sional triumphs in my line only, am induced to
retire.
beg Of YOU TO assume control after the first of
September and viii await your proposition for my
professional services for the ensuing season. Sin
cerely wishing. you success, and concentrating
ourselves such heightened series al happy and
uninterrupted agreeable associations
beg to remain yours ever,
CIAS, H. CLARKE,
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Special Notices.
GI,AND EXCURSION

TO BOOTHBAl and MOUSE lSLANDl Ibere VIII
be an Excursion to Boothbay and Mouse Island
TUESDAY, August Sth.
To which are Invited the Members of the order oi
Good Templars, Temple of Honor Cold Water
Temple Sons OF Temperance, and all o'her ten
perancc people IN Augusta, lallowell, Gardner
South Gardiner and Richmond.
THE STEAMER CLARION will leave Augusta
at 80 A. NJ; Halloweli at 20; Gardiner at $50; so
Gardiner at ! Richmond at S.30 reaching the Is
land 30. Returning, leave the Island at r. NJ
Fare from Augusta and llallowell, : 90; Gardi
ner and So. Gardiner. 10; Richmond, 80. One fare
for the round trip Children half fare.
All Lodges, TEMPLES and Divisions are requested
to appoint Committees of Arrangements, aud tol
further particulars address d. W. EMERY, Halo
well, Maine.
Rg-Should the day be unpleasant the Excursion
will be postponed to Friday following.
Hallowell, August 3, 1871. 1t
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The Portland Transcript pays the following
compliment to Governor Perham, on the oc-
casion Of the late railroad convention in that
city:
Gov. Perham in his graceful address of
welcome to the Western visitors, and in full
filling the duties of president of the railroad
convention, showed a rhetorical polish and
an easy grace of manner for which we had
never given him credit. 1t was the theme of
general remark that the Governor showed a
particular aptitude for the Important post as
signed him in the convention
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The Albany Express says "Considering
how profitable it must be to belong to the
ring which controls the municipal govern
ment in New York city, is it any wonder that
the authorities should, for the sake of pro-
pitiating the mob and securing its votes
upon election day, bow down very low in re-
spouse to the demands of that mob? Is it not
time that honest country Democrats took Sc
rious counsel together concerning these mat
ters."
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WHAT THE TAYPA YERS or NEW
YORK THINK WHO KNOWS BEST

The democratic papers of this State are
endeavoring with characteristic effrontery
to disguise, apologize for, and even deny
the enormous rascalities recently brought
tolight against the democratic city govern
ment Of New York. They say it is trick
of the republicans, but from them let us
appeal to the taxpayers of New York and
see what they have to say about it, A
document was published in the New York
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Geo. Hamlin, Sidney; The Minstrel's Curse, "
Chas. f. Reed, Orono.
The exerciseswe intersperscd with excel
lent music by a select choir, and at their con
clusion, by request of Pref Fernald, remarks
were made BY Governor PerhanI, Hon. Fl.
Hamlin and Hon. S. n. Gale all Of whom ex-
pressed their qualification at the excellence
of the parts and their convictions that the
College would prove great success, and a
power of good in the future. After singing
''Old Hundred" the audience was dismissed.
The examination of the classes was continued
Wednesday.
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INNbE IOTEIr ROtkIahI. july Tst, Is1T.
My DEAR CLARkE:-Iour letter is before me, and
not unantcipatcd. Kindly reciprocating your as
surance of mutual goodwill, and joining with you
in gratifying recoections of an agreeable PROBES
sional Companonshp for years, both as Actors
and Managers, sharing alike the triumphs and re-
verses which follow i'll the paths of ALL accept
gagement as my Stock Star in the Mammoth organ
ization in progress for III and ~
do not blame you for wanting to relinqush the
care Management. Ii is no childs play, however
profitable to cover the territory have pioneered
through, under every ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meeting
with the wreck and disasters by and contagra-
tons by land-such we have safely passed
through
The coming monster undertaking, commencing
September 4th, under my management will neces
state heavy expenditures, and understanding this,
know you will comprehend the object ofsdealing
generously in the transfer OF property.
wish to retain your services, and Will close at
and yours, . -
aug2-t4t GEO. l., WILSON.
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Senator Brownlow AYERS that the leading
men in the South still look upon the separa-
ton of the South from the Union as a hope
full probability. They will, he stoutly affirms,
get up another rebellion if they see any
chance of success. Their plan, he says, is
this Gm HEae a~rs~4 EnF@g- T1fE
fTo get control OF the national Govern
ment by the aid of the Democratic party, to
destroy all the work of reconstruction, and
during the administration of Democratic
President, to reorganize the Southern Con-
federacy, after long and careful preparation.
The Senator thinks the war ended too soon
by two years. He does not believe in am
nesty, for the reason that he knew there was
no sincerity in the protessed Willingness OF
the Southern leaders to accept the situation
and give an honest support to the Government.
They hated the Union as bitterly as ever, and
were just as ready to destroy it.
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The allowance for the support of the Queen
ofsEngand and her family amounts annually
to s2,5oo,ooo, This, says contemporary,
shows that royalty in England pays almost
as well as plastering and chair-making do in
the city of New York.
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DIR. JOSEPH Il. 'sCIIENCK'S sIIELK,
C-:EivMENT,

,d awaited Themselves Ct his wonderfully clicacious
iIa,ijc.ucs they would not have fallen.
Dr. Sclcnck has in lis ease proven that where
sufficient vitality remains, that ality, by his med-
and rs directions Tor their use is quickcned into
Aealthul yigor.
Ia th!s Statement there is nothing presumpuous
10 The faith Ct the invalid is made representation
Tat is thousand times subsantiated by living and
Visible works The theory OF the cure by Dr. Schencks
medicines is simple it is unfainr Its philosophy
requires argument. 1t is self assuring, sclcon-
Nncis
Seawccd Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
with which the cit adel OF the malay Is assailed
iwo-tirds of the consumption originate in dys-
ltpsia and a INTENTIONALLY disordcred liver With this
coalition the bronchial tubes "sympatlize with the
stomach. They respond to the morbilc action of tho
liver then comes the eliminating result, and tho
setting ia, with Ill Its distressing symptoms OF .
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Republican County Convention.

Thu Republican voters of kennebec County are
,ucnested to send delegates to Convention to be
held at
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday, August 18th,
at n O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
two candidates for Senators, one County Commits
sioner Clerk of Courts Register of Deeds, County
treasurer and to transact all other business that
NAV properly come before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows -
Frarv CITY Town and Plantation will be entitled to
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
seventy.iive votes cast for Joshua l.. Chamberlain,
at The i;ubernatorial election Of 1865 fraction OF
forty votes will be entitled to an additional dele
gate. 800. o,,.4,.,
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Madame Gilbert,

The accomplished Pianist and Accompanist,
General Admission, SO cts; Reserved seats, rs cts.
The sale of tickets will commence TUESDAY
MORNING, August 3, at Eastern Express office.
Doors open at IA. Concert commence Mt s.
august 90