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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-09
MEDICAL.
RALL;rIMo,RI'.S,:. y LOCI o. HOSPITAL
Established as q Refuge from
nloi Quackery. 1-0tIs.fl
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE IAN
De OBTAINED t'I'i

DR.. johnson has discovered the most Certain.
Speedy, aud only Rfectual Remedy In the World
tor weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyolnh.
Any Discharges, tmpotency, General D6bIllty,
HeryousnesA Dyspepsia, LAIEunr, Low Spirits,
Confusion Of ideas PaipitAtlan of the fleaft'
Etmldity, Trembling, blInness Of Sight, iOr cid,
diness, Disease Of the Head Throat, Nose on
SKID, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, StOmaeh Of
Boyels-thope Terrible Disorders arisIug from
Sohtafy habits Of fonth-secret and Solitary
Pfacuees more htal TO their victims thai tke
cong Of Syens % the Mariners Of Ulysses, bliRht.
ing Their most brilliant hopes or GntlelpStions.
rendering marriage, &C. impossible,
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LJ.R M. seSg@. B0ardg N i III.

A oSE-sIDEb BARoAtS.-Donn Piatt
makes this keen point about the San Do.
mibgo business: 'i' .g '1
What Is peculiarly ludicrous, or would
be II 1t were not so lamentable, In fact Is
absurdly grotesquein the matter, Is TO be
found In the feature that the only point
discussed by the advocates Of the measure
Is whether The people Of the so.called Do.
tninicap Government arc in favor Of on.
nexati6n.s Whether we are rare not u d
Question they never think ofasking. Pro.
visions were made In the pretended treaty
TO have . vote taken among the negroes
under tho protective guns Of Admiral
Poofs squadron, but nobody thinks Of
taking a'vote Of the American people as
to whether we want them annexed or not,
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rouNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims or Soil
ny VICE, that dreadful and destructive habit
thousands OF Young Men Of the InOst sxcsIIent
4lonte aud brilliant Intellect, who might other.
wise have entrRnced listening Seantnf with lie
Ennnuefs OF el0quence, or W1ked 10 ecstScY he
living lyte, may call with full cuulldehc0 Il Y
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Married Persons, Of Young Men eontGmplAtipp
marriage being aware Of Physical WeikneSs
Organic Debility, DGl0rmItics, speedily cured, +
Ne who plAces himself under tho cafa Of I)r. III
may rellg0usly conade in bis honor Dc d gpntie.
n1s an and confidently rely upon his skin asa ply
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Honor to Whom Honor is Dues
Mannington Festival and Far.

DOuOF 10 HnOm uOuOT II Ouesss
Warrington Festival and Far.
Editor Of Lntellgaetr: ID N' '1''.'
The festival and fair OF the Goth and
3Oth Of December last, for the benefit Of
the NJ. Z. Church and parsonage ut this
place, have passed successfully with the
old year. " . p" ''''' ''''' ''.
1.-THE New Year has ushered in, and with
tive find, from the report Of the Elk. Com.
mittee, that the church has realized from
the. proceeds Of said festival and fair:
Contingent Expenses ..,...........,.... 100 IS
Not Proceeds. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $8O9 G5
Which amount has been, by order Of the
trustees, properly applied to the paying
Of the church and parsonage debts. With
the additional collections Of the Circuit
the entire church and parsonage debt will
be paid. "a ugdY -FJAH slAtN
Tho donations Of Wheeling merchants
were displayed on q separate table in
much taste, and yielded u net profit Of
SlG5.O0.a .ittn itll til'Hl = 7s1EN
THE following are the names of the
donors: LIS. Delaplain s Son, Greer &
Laing, Harper 8 Bro, Fl. Hartman & Co.,
Simpson, Wilson u Hoge, NeiIl & Fl.
lingharn, McCabe, KRAFT q Co., s. j. Boyd,
CD. Knox, Stone d Thomas, j. L. Hobbs
& Son, Campbell, & McDermot ]. @
Orr, Laughlin, Smith s. Co, s. s. Bloch,
Wheat, 1sett & Naylor, Davis & Miller,
Oglebay = Son, Logan, List & Co, Sam
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NOT FEW

oil the worst disorders that aflict mankind arise
from the corruption that Aocumulates In the
Blood. or all the discoveries that have been
made TO purge II out, none can equal In effect
HELMBoLD's CoMPouHp EXTRACT or SARsAPA'
RiLLA. II clcanses and renOvAtes the Blood, in.
stills tho vigor Of health into the system, and
purges out the humofs which make disease. It
stimulates the healthy functions Of the body,
aud expels the disorders that grow and rankle In
tho blood. Such remedy that could DO relied on
has been long sought, and now the public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does
not admit Of certificates 10 show Its effects, but
the trial o. single bottle will show to the sick
that II has lie virtues surprising anything they
Two tAbiespoonsful Of the Extract OF Sarsapa.
rllla added TO pint Of water IL equal to the Lis!
bon Diet Drink, and ono bottle is FULLY equal to
gallon Of the Syrup Of SarsAparilA, or the deeoc.
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DIR. JOHNSON.

hember Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon.
gon. GfaduAte Of one Of the most eminent COL
leges ln We United States, and The greater part
o. whose iiIe has been spent In the hospitals Of
L9n1ont fafiA Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some ofthe moi RStoniShinp an M thSI
were ever known. Many troubled with FinpifT ID
mo mead and earn when asleep great hefTous
mesa being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfnl
ness, With frequent blualhng, attended some
INIT WIN arrangement Of mind, were cured I'm
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INSURANCE.
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY,
L ATWHEELNG, WEST VA. D
CAPITALsr-r- -ft-l$lS5,ooo.
With the privilege d increAdng tho same %
$4,000 dollats.

~. pmlcFoRs:
William Bailey, AlonEo Loripg,
Andrew J, PAnneIl, James =. Barnes,
Henry Stamm, Thomas Hughes.
A. j. Cecil, FHfSN q ID W.
This Company having been fally organized, Il
now prepared to take risks Of ialr rates on Build.
tngs Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Furniture, Steamboats,, aud Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes, Hlso to
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed mostly Of our
leading business uiBn, recommends Itself 70 the
favorable consideration Of the insuring public,
and sollcits their patronage. Applications for In
surance will be promptly attended to at their
ONCE, BAILEY's BLOCK, No. l06 Market street,
= WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't.
AL0Nz0 LoRING, Vice Prest
VI. Il. 1aNRW, ASH sec'y.
8, o, BuRDATS, Solicitor. 4fI oct5
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-10-21

SHOOTING. lis owNaHENs.-A per-
son in q epassiop in a passion very fire.
quently Jumps at conclusions SO sudden,
ly rs to jerk his own head off, as they
say. n,vy-5 ~
81 say, neighbor Snobs, If you don't
keep yourohickens out of my garden, 1
will shoot then,..',.a
every well, Doolittle, shoot away (;
only if you kill any Of my hens throw
them into my yard"
Crack went the fowliug-piece morning
after morning, md tho large, "a. hens
were pitched into ueighbor SDob's yard.
After fortuighta or more, Doolittle dis.
covered that Spobs never had any, and
that he had been shooting his own, they
having broken out of bis coop.
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TANNING or THE DhiDAurAu,... =. ,---
Spillman bad just married second wife.
On the day afeer the wedding Dir. 8.
remarked:
4 asssa slrs. spillaaa, 90 splasgs
my ddky
aYCu nsoaa our dairy, my dear re-
piled Mrs. Spillman.
"No, aapth Mr.. spilinan, II latsnd
TO cnlepso by dairy"
"say oussd.sisy, Mr.Spillmau." m
enc, my dAiry.'
''Says sonr dairy, say oar---,'' p scream.
I'd she scisipe the poker
.M dai.yi my dairy e yellsa che
husband
sOur dairy! our dairyr' serueehsd
che wis. emphasizing each word with a
blow oQlthe back of hes csinging spouse.
DIR. Spiilman retreatad under the bed.
In passing under the bedelothss his hat
was btesHea OF Hs remained under
cover forssseral minutes, waiting for a
lull in th6 storm. Az last his wife saw
him thrusting his head out at the foot Of
the bed much like turtle from its shell.
"What are yyou looking for'" exclaim-
cd che lady
II am looking for our bat, my dear, y
says he.
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If You want 5oar neighbors to "know
about you" givea party and don't invite
the folks who iiss next door.
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"Now, young people" said q professor
of natural history. to his class, "now
then, as TO hens; hen has tho capacity
of laying juss six hundred eggs, and no
more; and she finishes the job In just
about Eve years. j. Now whas 10 TO be
done with her after that ?" aCus off
her head apdsellher fer spring chick
en- r. exclaimed an urchin whose father
dealt in poultry.
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A very Intelligent Virginia mule,
being hemped in onsa railroad track by
M approaching train, jumped into
cattle guard, ) croachcd down until the
cars had passed I and then jumped out
and walked o as if nothing had
happened. j bssaksa
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BE Vinrgogs. aBe virtuous and
you will belhappy," said father to his
son, who was leaving home to take the
first year inscollege. -,
"I WILL Sdad,," answered the son, "but
I shall lose dcvilish lot of fun"
The old man collapsed.
"Be virtuous and you viii be eccen-
fric" was the Artsmus Ward way of
looking at it.
"Be virtuous, fear God aud keep your
bowels open" is the doctors maxim.
"Be virtuous and you will have q soft
thing -oni heaven" is the motto Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
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gS E e aG E R s.
UNADULTEnATEp Alb Asslss
SO LAGER BEER

,T AGEg pEERs & coNYAiHE1a eep 4
Ia RAS and ALE doctored wit4 4sa1G L{&x
end Alum ARE ytas latest add ka ~
covered In New-York. s, "a g =
Professor Mapes OF NcwsYork, s1xiyssA
the Deer from q dozen different Brewtfiks,
and oil were found adulserated with hoxio<s
substance. 1t is said, that the sale Of Dfl$s
TO Brewers, is n profitable part sfSfs tfak{tst
This is perfectly infamous coeeulus ksaisaa
lhsh berry, nnx-yomica. fdog bntionj fse,a
which stryehpine is obtained, are soas sf
the delectable substances found in neefl
These are potent poisons, ard the Brewer
found using them should be drowned st osase
in one Of his own yats.
p. S.-I am willing to 30 drowned II .ar
own vets, If any impurities shoald be ssnaS
in my Beer.
shall continue to make bealthfat
Beverage, so that it may be drank ky tAS
NEST delicate without the least danger.
JOHN G. SEEdERS, Columbia, s. C.
For sale in Orangeburg by the cask Or
otherwise, by MERONEY & sam.
jan iy
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Patty aslady called to little girl
who was ins Tho parlor, 4did you tell
your mother that I Was here ?" "Yes'm"
answered Patty, demurely. "And what
did she say o" ucsShe said, "Oh, that
dreadful wonaa againr
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II Is More rlcsscd 10 Glre.

Our telegrnphic columns continue ia
iIIect this morning the generous and
universal sympathy that overflows in
practical relief for tho ruined and suffer
ing people of Chicago The sympathiet
OF the country rise with the demand upon
them, and If there has never been Gala.
nifty in the United States to parallel this
so there has never been display of prac
tical sympathy at once so munifcient and
noble. Even in Europe the hearts of Thu
people have been pierced by the direfu
report of sudden and overwhelming ruin
and from England, Germany and Austrit
we have reports of active measures o
aid.
Meanwhile the resident and visiting
committees at Chicago are organizing will
the utmost energy Tor the faithful and
proper application Of the assistance thur
lavishly rendered. Men of integrity and
standing are placed in charge, and every
precaution is being taken to guard against
pcculation. Those who feel moved tc
give need have no doubt that their con
tributions will 60 directly to those who
need them.
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THE EXAMINATION THIS MORNING.

Holley and Sheridan were brought be-
tore Judge Martin this morning, on the
application Of Mr.. Porter for their adnis.
sion to the Reform School. The Judge
took the testimony Of DR.. J. +. Purvi.
ance as To the physical condition of the
boys, and that Of MIR. Porter as to their
conduct at the Intlrmary. Applications
for their admission were made out, and
will be forwarded to the proper authori.
ties. Meanwhile, the boys will remain in
Mr. Porter's keeping. .-'-0I
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DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERI.
L. oDtCAL PILLS, FOR FEMALEs.-They
never fail, and may be depended upon in every
case where the monthly flow has been Obstrncted
BY cold or disease, DUPoNCO's GOLDEN Pills
always give immediate relief, being especially
poneo's Golden Pills relieved me In one day"
tbs GENUINE arc put up In LARGE (wHiTB)
BoXEs containing double quantity Of Pills, and
upon each box you will md my "Pfivate Reve
nue. Stamp" Upon the stamp sec the words
DUPoNco's GOLDEN Pills, without that None are
Genuine.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold in Wheeling by EDMUND ROCKING,
Druggist.
LADIES by sending him 81 90 through the
Wheeling Post ONCE, can have the Pills sent BY
mail, 20 any part Of the country, Free Of Postage
s. D. HOWE,
ocla Sole Proprietor, New York.
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LIVER DIsEAsBand
Indigestion prevail to
Agreater extent than
probably any other
inalady, and relief u
always sought aitef
II the Liver Ia tegu
lated In lie action,
health Ia almost inya'
Flably secured, Ind
Festlon or want Of 90
lion in the Liver
causes Headache, Con
itlpatlon, Jaandice
Pain in the shouI
ders, Cough, DiLil
meas, Sour SiOmAeh,
bad tasto In the
mouth, bilious
lacks, palpitauon o.
tho heart depression
OF spirits or The blue ,i,si
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NOTICE
TO BRITISH CLAIMANTS

With reference 10 my notice dated July 10, 1871,
requesting subjects OF He Britannia Majesty TO
send TO me particulars OF claims which they may
have upon the United States Government, arls-
Ing out OF acts committed against their persons
or property during the period between the 18Th
OF April 1861, and the 9th Of April, 1865, iHclu.
sIve, and which yet remain unsettled, l hereby
give notice, that the Commission appointed IN.
der the 18th Article Of the Treaty Of Washington
Of May g. 1871, for tho settlement Of such claims,
held their hrst meeting on the 2GLh ultimo, and
that, in accordance with Article xiv Of the
Aforesaid Treaty, every claim must be presented
10 the Commission within six months from that
date. ..l
Claimants arc accordingly requested to file
their memorials Of my ofce, 7O3 Fifteenth street,
with aS little delay as possible.
By order Of the Commissioners, the said me.
MORALS must be in print, and twenty copies
thereof furnished for tho use OF the Commission.
Such claimants a. may desire copies OF the
rules As laid down by the Commissioners, for tho
guidance fclaimantS in the presentation Of their
claims, can obtain them by application to me
HENRY HOWARD,
H. D. NJ agent for BritiSh Claims.
7O3 Fifteenth street, Washington, D. G.,
October ., 1871. oel0dAw
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TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

The Republicans OF the different Townships IN
the City and County are requested TO meet al
their respective places Of meeting on
SATURDAY EVENING, Iith inst,
In the city at ~ O'Clock, and afternoon in the
country alta o'clock, for the purpose OF nominal
ing candidates for township onlces. and for np'
pointing delegates toa
COUNTY CONVENTION,
To DO held on MONDAY, the 18th inst, a. the
Court House OF the county at 10 A. n, for tho
purpose OF nominating candidates for tho Lcgis'
lasarc and delegates to Convention.
Republicans OF Washington Tp arc requested
TO meet at vigllant Engine House;
Madison TIP. AZ City Hall, over I'd Ward MAI
ket House.
ClayTp, al Police Court Room.
Union TIP. At Atlantic Engine House
Centre Tip. At Guards II. and l.. House.
Webster TIP. at School House.
Richie TIP, at School House.
Liberty TIP. at MAXWELL Tavern.
Triadelphia TIP. at Frank Lawson's Tavern,
RlchlaGd To. at Burners School Housc.
Let there be good turn out ofour friends
COUNTY REP. EY. COMMITTEE,
HENRY WALLACE, Chr.
N. l., HILL, secy. oelO
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The Desolated CITY.

Mr. j. w. Miller, of the Cincinnati
Commercial, has visited Chicago since the
fire, and writes:
The imperial Chicago OF 1871 is gone.
The exaCtness with which all its best
blocks were devoured looks like on intel
ligence In the fiend Of fire. The whole
business fabric of the city has toppled 10
the ground. The banker Is rs penniless
as his clerk, the nabub as anxious as his
seanlstress. The tide0i travellers find no
hotels, and turn into other currents.
ADJUSTMENTS are withered ON the stalk;
every theatre has gone down. A myriad
OF the Establishments Of civilization have
disappeared. The merchant prince has
no grand bazaar to go to in the morning,
no palace to return to in the evening.
Railroads carry out motley thrOng Of
miserables, and return without an immi.
grant The Chicago river Is empty Of
keels. The even balance of supply and
demand Is smashed out Of proportion.
The industries Of the West Side, Of tho
suburbs, and OF tributary cities, feel The
shock Of sudden amputaiion. The s,ln of
the Northwestern States has black spot
on II as big almost as It's own disc, and
the whole family Of local planets must
beware OF the coming winter Happy
IRE they in the possession Of such over.
flowing granaries,
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THE ROAR OF CANNON |

Across the Atlantic affects not Uncle Samuel
He attends to his toilet as usual. Spying few
gray hairs on his venerable eapuE, what docs he
dol Ho resorts at once to the only article OF liz
kind in the wide world, which ia at the same time
SAFE and PERFECT, in other words, to
Cristedoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
guaranteed harmless by Prof CHIFFON and other
distinguished chemists, and tho most popular
dye in America, because 1t imparts the most at
ural shades Of color with the greatest certainty
and in the shortest space OF time, THIS famous
article has
SPIKED THE GUNS
OF allin would.bo rivals, and is now master oil
tho situation. As dressing after dyeng, uSO
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
ocpdkW
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ANNoUNcEM ENTs.

RsSS WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
800 announce A. N JOHNSTON AZ candi.
uase , iOr inc oihce OF Justice Of Clay Township
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CAPT. 7. F. RoANE, late Sheriff OIL
Harrison county, having been nominated
by the Republicans oil his county for the
Convention, declines, on the ground that
his business rs Sheriff is still so far unset
tied as to require his attention. L. D.
JARVIS, who was nominated for House Of
Delegates by the Democrats in the same
county, also declines
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DlrrHEnrA prevails at Clarksburg.
DIED.

UIEDs
FULToN.-On Tuesday, October 10, 1911, At
ISf ~, Mrs. DRLILAH, wife Of Henry Fulton,
The funeral will take place from tho residence
Of her husband, on John street, above 7lh, on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF PoR YOUNG MEN from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses In early liis Man.
heod restored. Nervous debility cured ImpedI.
ments to Marriage removed New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable remedies books
and Circulars sent FREQ, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ccl9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-24
H"H@lla 1l09I71 7737 y
AN IMPROVEMENT IN SETTING
MILK.

The following article from the Coun-
try Gentleman deserves attention:
,Messrs. Editors = The present sea-
son'I have adopted new plan of set
ting milk for butter, which think is
very great improvement on the ola
method, and one which, think, as it
comes to be better known, will be in
general use. The method is this:
Each milking is put into single tin
vat, made of the heaviest cross tin
The vats are % by 40 inches and IA
inches deep, with ! inch wire around
the top, and handles at each end.
These watts are set into water-tight
wooden boxes, with an inch. space on
the bottom and three inches on the
sides for cold water
use water from well at temper
AZURE of 49,. If one has running wa
ter it would save labor. Five watts are
necessary, and with this number milk
can be kept As hours and have one vat
ready for use, or 60 hours if skinned
Just before using. The wooden boxes
are of clear pine, painted inside and
out, the watts painted on the outside
| am milking 20 cows and heiters, and
find that they seldom fill the watts eight
inches deep; so l'conclude that watts
the size of mine would do for 80 COW
dairy, as have learned that cream will
rise as we'll when the milk is 10 to Is
inches deep, if kept at The right temper
azure. My tin watts cost $3.50 each,
my wooden ones SO; total cost, includ-
ing painting and metal faucets for
drawing off the water, not quite $40.
Now for the advantages 1t is much
easier straining the milk it is not over
one-third the labor to skim and wash
the watts the butter is of better quail
ity, | have not seen single white
cup" thus far); and when the mercu-
ry is up among the nineties, as it has
been for weeks together this season,
more butt err can be made. On this latter
point l cannot yet speak definitely, but
if only make as much as by the old
method / shall be aoeH satisfied. II
pleases the acomen. There is not a stack
of 80 to so rafting tin pans to Re skim
med, washed, scalded, and aired, but
a single pan which can be skinned,
emptied and ready for use in 20 min
utes.
In this neighborhood there are four
dairymen owning 100 cows, using these
watts, and others will do so next sea-
son. There is no patent no farm
rights to be paid for - and all who
choose can use them. j. S. w.
81. Laurence Co., N. Y.