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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-21

SAYS the Citizen: 1.-THE shOrt-necked,
cropped haired, plux.ugly race of states.
men Is greatly diminished in the vicinity
Of the City Hall Park since Tuesday
asst"
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Milwaukee Market.
Medical.
sIMILIBUs CURANTUR

HOMEnPATHIG sPEOIFICs

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from tho most ample experience
an entire success: Slmple-Prompt-E hlcient
and Reliable, They are the Best Family Medl.
cines In uBo-so simple that mistakes cannot DO
made In using them so harmless as to DO nee
from danger and 80 efficient as to be always 70.
liable, They have received tho highest common.
dalton from tho Thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render Baus.
action TO those who Try them. ia
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ORGANIC WRAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored,
This distressing Affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 the penalty
paid by the victims OF Improper induIgCpces.
lromi not being aware of tho dreadful OOnse
Qnonooa that may enluO, Now, Who that under.
stands the sub eot will pretend 70 deny that the
power Of prOCFeatiOn Is lost sooner by those fall.
Ing Into Improper habits than by tho prudcntI
Besides being deprived OF tho pleasure OF healthy
ohsprlng, tho most SERIOUS and destructive symp-
toms Of both body and mind arise. Tho system
becomes derang0d tho Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss Of ProcreAIye Power,
Nervous lrritability Dyspepsia, Palpitalon OF
the Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
AND wasting OF tho Franc, Cough, Consumption,
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We the undersigned hereby certify that
in our experience in buying and selling
wool, we largely find the half.blood wool
above named, ready sale for even more
than the best merino wool.
F CoNRoD TROLL,
JOSEPH Boeae, Sr.
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DIR, JOHNSON,

nember Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col
legee In tho United States, and tho greater part
London, Paris, PhlladelphlA and elIoVfefo, mas
enected some OF tho most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing
In the head and cars when aSleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashful.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
Immediately, Y =
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TAKE pARTIOULAR NOTIOR

IAhh PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr.. j: addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habiu, which Epih both body and mind, Uniting
EiARe. ~
These are some Of the sad and melancholyof.
iects produced by early habits Of youth, viz:
weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains IN tho
Head, Dlmness Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow.
q, P1lPitAti9n OF tho Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous
lrrttability, Derangement OF the Digestive Func.
uens, General Debility, symptoms or Consump.
MEHTALLT--ThO fearful effects on tho mind
arc much 70 DO dreaded Loss Of Memory, Con
bodlngs, Aversion TO Society, Self. DlstFust Love
o. Solitude, Timidlty, &C., arc some Of tho evils
Thousands Of persons Of oil ages can now
Judge whAt 10 the cause Of their declining health.
losing their yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous
and emaclated, having singular Appearance
about the eyes, Cough, and symptoms OF Con :
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nav Worn Dr1 Goods Market.

NEW York, November 2O.-Market
duh but prices IRE well maintained for
ali staple fabrics. We quote 40.inCh
Dwight star sheetings at 14ic; Nashua
q 14ic; do r f2tc; do o 12c; Pacific ex-
ira 12tc; Laconi6 D.4 sheetings 82ic; do
iO.4 do 37tc; Mystic River and Massa.
chusetts B B, fine, 1lic; Amoskeag brown
drills lac; do bleached do 15c; Bates Y
X bleached muslins 1sc; do o 8 do 17c;
Ballou & Son 1910; do 80.inch do 1lic;
Chapman X l2ici Dwight cambrics l8c;
do Star do 100; Fruit Of the Loom 17c;
Gold Medal do lac; Hills Semper Idem
iOC; Hallowell Q 18c; LonsdAle 17cj do
cambria 22tc; Lyman J cambria 2l1c,
and sprague's fancy prints ilic
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Nov, 20.-FLoUR-West-
ern family, 81 GAS 90.
GRAfN-Wheat = Amber, 81 S0a1 So;
red good to prime, 81 Goal as; common to
fair, 81 45al 90. Corn-Dull; western
mixed, 7ia78c. 0als-5Oa59c. Rye-00c
AL 90. d,
Provisions AND BUTTER- Unchanged.
WmsKY-Quiet al 94ia95c.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware OF Physical Weakness,
Organic Debility petoImlties, speedily cured.
ne VINO places himself under tho care OF DR.. j.
man, and confidently rely upon his skin as 4 phy.
Blctan. N'T'
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims OF Soil.
airy Vice, that dreadful aud destructive habit
which annually sWOOps 10 an untimOly grave
thousands Of Young men OF the most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other.
wise have Gntranecd listening SenAteS with the
I, JtnaGis OF elOquence, OF walked to ecstRcy the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-21

"ALBxrs" is pronounced, in fashionable
circles Aleret.
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Medical.
RALTMoRR LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AsIlTuuE FROM QulcEERr
The Only PlaOs vAsro a Cur. can n Obtained.

DR.. johnson has discovered tho most Certain,
Speedy, and only RfectpN Remedy In the World
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyolln.
taIy Discharges, Impot0ncy, 0ensEal Debility,
Aeryolmed9, Dyspepela, LRnguoE, Low Spirits,
Confusion Of Ideas, PalpitAtion Of the Heart
Timidlty, Trembling, Dimness OF Sight or Cid.
dlness, Disease Of tho Head, Throat Nose or
Skin, Affections Of the Liver Lungs, Stomach or
BoEels-those Terrible Disorders arising rom
Solitary Habits " fouth-Secret and Solitary
song OiSyTens 70 the Mariners OF ulysses, blight
Ing their most brilliant hopes and antiCipationB
rendeElng ma Elago, &c, imp0ssible. -
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ENDORSEMENT OF TuE pREss

The many thousands cured Al tbis cStshi,sh
ment within tho last twenty years, and ne rii.
meLous Important surgical operations performed
9X Dr. Johnston, witnessed BY the Tet,ortefs Of
Ln stn and many other papers, notices Of
s mGn nhv9 again and again before the
character and respectabillty, Is sdilcient guar.
Antee 70 the AFFLICTED HiTl IIU. fHI|F
sK1 SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Family Cases In Morocco, with
So large dram walls, containing tho above
list with book OF directions complete, SO O
20 K" ia papercaso, with book. ..",. ! %
VETERINA VARY SP ECIFICS.
Case OF 10 l.oE Walls, In huid, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account Of all diseases Of Horses Cattle, W
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full diFec-
lions for use, In neat walnut case, com.
plGle..,.,...',......... W
Ponds Extract,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, TOothAohe, Bleeding
Of the Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, LAnionesB, BprAlnB, RheumRs
tlSm, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, BOllB, cOTnA,
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
known, nr.a tools.
Price, Cor. 50c., Plnts 81 90, Quarts 81 76.
az These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent 10
any part Of the country by mall or express, free
OF charge, on receipt Of the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and depot, No. 500 BROADWAY, New York
For Sale by all Druggists.
A full assortment Of the above for sale in Wheel.
lngby EDMUND BOOKING
Booking b CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST d co.
TH0S. J. FINNEY.
A full AssOrimet Of the above for sale In Bell
aire by j. b NJ. N. MERCER.
noY2i-eod&w
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III III w - Ic aS5
RfCE-Frm at 84a0c.
EGas-Firm OF 32a35c. LH
Provisions Pork-Dull; Mess $40 20
Beef and cut meats unchanged. Lard
Dull; prime steam 0aOic.
Observation-Disclosures.
CHREsE-UnChanged. ..
Enthusiastically at 94c. ,...
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Y0UNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prao.
uco, INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned nom evel companions, or at school, Tho
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
possible, and destroys both mind and body.
should apply Immediately. TiT
What pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the pride Of his parents, should be
enAtched nom all prospects, and enjOyments OF
nie ~ inc consequences Of deYiAting from the
oIet habit Such persons must, before c0ntem.
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DIbEASES or IMPRUDENCE.
DIR. JOHNarnN-

oFFTcE, NO. I SOUTH FREDERICK sTRERr
Lelt hand sido going ffom Baltimore street., a few
name and number. ~ VOoV''O vi"
IA 40 letters received unless postpaid and
fpS nlsanH ~ eMmp Y DO used on the reply.
uon otadVeEtlBernent describing syHptonS
The Doctors DIPLOMA hanTa n hJS nIvi:o
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
WILL TWEED BE IMPRISONED

lie is LIABLE TO INCARCERATION AT ANY TINE
Ills BAIL INCOMPLETE AND UNJUsTIFIED
THE REASONS WHY lie WAS NOT PROSE-
CUTED CRIMINALLY BEFORE THE ELECTION.
The bailing of William NJ. Tweed on the
criminal charge against him not prevent his being
committed to JAIL destroy the probabilities Of his be-
ing sent to Ludow-st Jail at an early day. The appca-
ton for reduction Of bail refused stated else
where and the extension Of the time for the justification
in Court Of Tweeds bondsmen is rapidly drawing to
close II they cannot satisfy the Court Tweed will have
to 90 to Ludows Jail like his late colleague Richard b.
Connolly, unless Sheriff Brennan assume, the respons
bity Of guarding him.
The result Of the arrest OF William NJ. Tweed, under
indictment for felony, Illustrates the wisdom Of the
policy adopted by the gentlemen who have represented
the AtorneyGencral In the legal proceedings growing
out OF the municipal frauds. criminal proceeding
is necessarily local and subject to the action Of the
Judges Ia the department where II Is brought. II even
now the persons subject to indictment he set at
large and allowed to away the for
feurc of 5000. how much would 1t have been
nntcd before the election. The civil action, brought
behalf of the State. could have the fixed In any
Department. and is free from the interference Of
Judges in locality whore powerful criminal might ex
ercise undue influence The complaint in the action begun
avoided making the action against the defendant In hs
capacity public officer, for that also would be- local.
Judge Learned, i'll his recent opinions in the
against william " Tweed, expresses his judgment on
these three points: l. That the evidence II incOntro
verblc clearly establishes the against William NJ.
Tweed. That !he damages to Dc claimed in that action
are nat Hiied hy Me amount Of money prOrcd to De
corcd by Trecd but by the whole $6OOOJO lost TO the
people 10y acts for which Tweed IL responsible.
3. without meaning TO express detnl,ivc or nnal
opinion. he says the he las studied lii, the
MvIc hc il convinced that the people have Lc night to
bring the action. ~~
Since the action one in which tlc defendant could
be held to ball. the Ohjcc l. attained by hOldDg him 10
bail in the of s. whereas in criminal action
where the people deeply interested the result
war hold him to bail in 5000 80 wisely and so well
did the gentlemen who governed the pocyto be adopted
forecast the situation that they did not deem expcden
propose any indictment for rImnal oncnsc before the
election, and now wcro not the moving parties to
obtain the indictment although they did prepare the IN
dicmcnts obedience the resolution of AN honest aud
indignant Grand Jury and If any OF tic criminals should
escape from jurisdiction it will Lot he the fault OF the
present Crane Jury.
Tor d,dis of Trtfs u ial = sVcEd page.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Gov Hoffman has pardoned Gilbert II. Van
Uoun uIo va, sepeneed forgery Auburn Prison for I've t
Thomas Goodrich, tried for shooting Christian
Trotr In Baltimore has been found guiy cI nuidsT
IN the second degree.
The carriage mandatory of Powers d Hunt,
N.sb,t Tenn Friday Loss $3.50 Oi nsershe
Two sdjoinipg residences ahehtlv damaged
Levi Gassill Of Monticello. Jones County, Iowa
sho Cobourf Ont on SndsJ and hss snes
d,a CopstIsTsble money found on bis persop
William Brown of Lynn killed his wife in
h,i .;, on ssudsy BY ,bbng with dri knife He
& h, and ,ucuudd Then be attacked oeef Torstoh and
Tho ,tTuss both fell abbing the odesr when City Aanhs
B,ne,, drew bis revolver and shot Brown dead
G.. Macnant who lost all his property by the
s, IRE committed sued Chicago yestsrda he ie note AIS
IN tsdsr mother wife abd children munG that b.
I'D ss, nouv tired Of b Tile we who has been
insane the Sghs Of Der DEAD hbsed
On Saturday the cabOOse-car OF train on the
Indian. and Tupse Rr0d thrown 10 The bottom o. svn:
% bridge near Salem Cesduetor Robert vAsss and
s"h C..ne. 1eoosd) killed The contents u VI stove srt
f 70 The ear which bs together With 1s '"o bsds and <v
trsl spans Of the bridge ,
.Middleboro, Mas, was visited by skillful
% ~ pnd., nsbt Who blew open the sso c. B. Wood The
T"ss Ci,rI .od Trssuis robbiss o. sc 70 stbaen Also
~ f shaw Co. obtaining e7e fh burglar stole
,,ln.hr bor, and carnage which subsequently, Ioosd ne
,uLuYLs Of T.uptop II miles ffo1 Ahdlsboro
The schoouer Hutchinson, from Alaska, has
arrived st Fan Francisco bringing three ,hpvrsied psHs
ddsd asho TkT sesss dssbed Oh the eoaa of
I.nsn ssd dded Mise nesihs ehaJ trfhne %
th,s tie had starved TO dsstl on tosfd
Tbe lhrss ,ss<ssd vii ~ sss' tssA 70 'stsA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
Honesdale and Hawley for the present Great conin-
zion still prevails and 1t will require several days 10 re
duce the road to smooth working order.
THE ERIE RINGS LATEST Failure.

EFFORTS OF FISK, JR., AND JAY GOULD TO FORM
A NEW COMBINATION-wHY THE RAMSAY
SUITS WERE DISCONTINUED.
After the late defeat of the Tammany King
at tho polls Jay Gould and James Fisk jr, Of the Ere
Ring attempted to form combination by which TO
keep themselves 10 power. proposition was MADE 10
j. H. Ramsay President Of the Albany and susquehanna
Railway to admit the officials OF that line and others OF
the branch roads of voice In the Directory rthe
main stem expeling and Lane and Others to make
room for the new combination provided FISK anu doud
retained. The Erie Ring further agreed 10 disoon
time the suits begun against Mr. Ramsay az an induce
ment him entertain ths proposition and eneage III
the conspiracy The matter went 80 far that FISK Jr
and Gould in writing discontinued the suits pegnh
against Ramsay, but here negotiations were suddenly
ended, Mr. Ramsay and the others refusing 10 take ANY
part whatever in the Erie directory assume any re-
sp0nsblity for the management OF the concern winch
Fisk, r.. and Gould have bankrupted 1t Is
supposed that this sudden termination OF the
arrangement was brought about by Information
Of the new combination formed in England OF the Erie
shareholders whom Gen. lSickles returns 10 ths
country represent having been retained 10
their claims and by news Of heleague mace WIN tho
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, which james
McHcnry represents, Gen. sckes Will arrive III tni'
city on Tuesday or Wednesday next, and Will at once
proceed to enlist counsel necessary to prosecution VI
the case Gen. Charles KlGrabam will be one OF lhoSe
associated with him.
II was stated on Saturday last that among the lam'
many Judges who had manufactured the lCuo ira"uu'
lent naturalization papers which the Erc mahaeerS oS
tbutcd over the State order to elect John T. Holman
Governor were Judges MctMnn and Brady. Propaoiy
every lawyer and politician who read the statement un
derstoOd that by Brady was meant Judge barnard
Judge John r. Brady not at the time on the behch'
and the publication inexcusable slip of the re-
porfers pcn a misprnt whose false impression ihE
TRIBUNE hascns to remove this explanation In just
ice to Judge Brady.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

journals in this city have been striving 10 disseminate
the anger that predominatcs, these ehorts are ia
vain Every imposition to perpetuation OF slavery
this country is wound inflicted upon the Voiuh'eerT
and such result has been produced by that part u
President Grants message which refers 10 SLAYER!
Great ton also manifested with that part vi
the message in which asserted that the END OF INC
struggle be forcsccn, for the slahlaS one "s
announced II as terminated.
In the Jurisdiction Of Tunas, where Nlccnte "iro'"
commands the Republican forces the epahiaroT nav
recently suffered considerable losses OF men as wen S
n, arms and ammunition The spaniards have been e1
ubnp over the submission OF Urguiza to which 'hey
attach great importance, supp0sng nun W "
second only to the Republcah COL i""
Vega who ia the terror or the epa"ar"e "
Tunas de Bayamo. 1t is believed however, ~
well Informed Cubans that Urg'iza fearing tha' ne
ord no charged with abuses while In Office under the
C,,h,ns resolved TO escape from the punishment nc
deserved by presenting himself TO the spahiaros'
letter exhibited to inc yesterday ny CUBAN vi
some distinction In this city, from the fresuehcy
o, C,ba Lj6rr rdicules tne TrOchd Cdmdgufydd, ana
saws that in spite of the assertion OF Vamascd tat tne
T'c1G is i,uprclnahc. An official dispatch has been re-
ceived at the Cuban War Department stating that ,ne
from Camaguey to villas i'll search Of ammunition At
C'uhitas he had skirmish III which he Killed 500
The spanish Col Huertas, at Iolgun, has captured
young white woman and three children, VINO hnd III
charge mule laden with correspondence and amInuni.
ton FOR the insurgents The Cnbans having abandoned
IiOlgin, invade the adjoining districts, the poN-
ern0r Of that jurisdiction went on recommending
excursion, and al Iaguna dc Picdra ho burned ~
dwellings. At AguaCatc ho burned 20 dwellings,
and at Pozo dc AuzuelO he burned III houses AT Mos
cOvcs Pcrera SbanazO, and Niguas he burned ~ more
houses As all these belonged to Republicans the taG
goes prove the presence OF large number VI fpuo'
cans IN the jurisdiction of Holguin.
Cap Gen. Vanaseda has been obliged, much against
his WILL prohibit the departure Of the slaves from thc
Eat the line Of dcmarcaion TO the West thus
making another concession to the Volunteers. AT Cana
cney Notwithstanding the important reGnforcements re-
ccitcd Lv the Spaniards these are compelled main
tain themselves the defensive. The patriots nav;
operated there SO boldly that they have captured
the best horses Of the Spanish squadron OF cavalry Ia
Rcno. At the C0mandancia general OF oftEspratn Sahlo
and Of Moron there are some Republican bands and al.
though the spaniards try to proye that tecgraphic com
munication has been retsablisled t. Sato ESpiitn'
:!y have 10 employ the crcutOus linS OF Gesodt CNi
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
MEXICO.
TIE REVOLT lION SPREApISG-A MESSAGE FROM
JrAREZ

JUAKEZ.
City OF MEXICO. Dec. Q. via HAVANA, Dec.
i7-Thc rcuoluton continues 10 spread. The States Of
Oacaca Nueva Leon, Sonora, Durango. and Zacatecas
arc IA the power OF the TevOuOnists and the PrOnun
tmuc,os prevas III San Luis, Vera Cruz, and Puebla.
President Juarcz opened the session OF Congress on the
let instant with "a remarkable speech the situation.
lie sand the country appears 10 be consuming itself in
unrmfu struggles and that militaryIsm again opposes
the standard OF legality bringing back time when
revelation ,ignrd the change Of individuals in power.
He counts upon the aid of Congress To suppress the sed
tr. mat i W Oh so" be- rd!aSshed
and that the Republic L satisfied with the reelection OF
Juarcz excepting the states OF Nueva Leon and Odcaca
and the bandits who rohbiug the conductas.
Juarez has closed the por- of San Angel aud soina
Cruz lie nanaius fearless attitude, aud speaks con
ndently Of crushing the rebellion
Government troops to the number Of 1900 press
mg fOrnflo Diaz who has three or four thousand men
u supposed however, that Cen ROcha's retreat from
Tchnacan The beginning of the Government reverscs,
The cabinet remains hanged. The people complain
that the Opposition j. directed against Cabinet
clique than against Juarcz. Dclphn sauchez, the Presi
dents san-lh law. has been sentenced to pay iEc Of
Judiciary.
The operations of the revoutiontts under Donets and
Guerra becoming extensive in the western States
Escobcdo has resigned his goverDOrsip and take the
held. Ample power equivalent to dictatorship, have
The Journals OF the capital discussing the probabli-
iicS Of an American proteGtorate Except among OFF,
ela foreign ministers and COusuls the belief In
early American intervention is credited and coDsd-
l.es tGewspaperl boldly announces today that the rcs.
eht events driving TO prOtectorate or annexation to
le United States Business prostrated and ali indus
uts are paralyzed.
Lyss c9Rtinue and the streets in all the towns
Mconlng thipned OF able bodied men, II is reported
na Cen Eocha continues bis retreat and that several
nave been declared a state Of siege The revo-
Srv ysne,s member Of Congress and revolution
brought TO the capital for tmsI " ~ '
f,, have been declared in the States Of
nd ",'aI Az Mstco tis ruInOred that EscObedO
TesS r, iptenu 70 pronounce In favor OF LerdO de-
'AoVoi'IhR large nuPPhcs VI
usc 'aica mas been elected Governor OF the sa,e Of
r.o ~ ~ rumored that Juarez will resign after sup
tbe FederaIs are ret,i Daz occupies TehuacaD and
The exicap aud A me rica An Am NM - ,
1gstng The bark Brothers affair are ciosey ihves
sd Chepuitepcc castle On sandsy ht were re
Occurned In the Central or OF Importance has