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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
cssgrECEIOaERIEs, FRUITS, &c.
ZINE GRAPES,
PEARS, PEACHES, aud other
FRUITS, can DC had st
aus P1EZ{NHS.
TAX NOTICE.

cTATE TAXES.-The unpaid State taxes
- Ter ls7l have been placed In my hanus Tor col
jc,tion NV deputies are now re tdy TO receive the
same. Owing TO the short time allowed for col
lcctiug tn IN, parties must be prepared 70 pay the
,rhan hiIls ara not paid on presentation, or an
eirly DAY fixed when they will be positively PAID
10 levy In every II stance.
,,ture tney cannot send Heir children TO The free
schools until they have the head Iss a;SeSseo
ssains them About ~ persons have ttaea 20 20
~ IN SO vt once and also to pay the bi of ls7l
Attention is particularly called 70 an Greer psssea
at the last meeting OF the Rosrd OF Inc FREE
u '"e .''' JOHN ". WaIGHT, sheriff,
sc95t Office no. Aiia niin s'sso1'
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mARHSE INTELLIGENCE.


srr r,,ss 5.47l MOOD rises...>.--.. os
san seiS ,,... e.l3 High tide. ....-..... LA
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER IL i''''
alnIy-r
steamer Palisade, Nelson, Chckahofnlny' mo'-
ci seSooner Bfeeze, Nelson, New York, merchan-
disc Curtis s. Parker. n,,.oo Nsu York
iron G. a o, H. r., and merchandise, CutIs
Parker. ,p,,.s sav York mar
Rark j. Iiodrrey, =, Providence, iiglt.
SAILED,
Schooner Florence, Hudson, Pailadeiphi-' Wa
Chick hoIuIny Jumper, CutLis & Parker
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PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 1.-The vote in
this city to-day was light, and the result ls
close.
4 dispatch from Lcwistown. at L. NJ,
says the Republicans were 100 attend. Last
year the town went Democratic by 50 ma.
inritN.
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LATEK-AIREsT OF TIE SUPPOSED MUIR

erocs Twin" on Johu lIarper's place have
been arrested rs the murdcrers of Jake and
Betsy Harper. Blood was found on their
shirts, and The evidence against them is
very strong. Other negroes employed on
the place are missing, and 1t is believed that
they are implicated in the horrid affair. 4
party of clliZrns have started out to hunt
for the missing negroes.
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W AsHINGToN, Sept. 11.-ihe barometer
VIII probably continue stationary from the
lower lakes south and eastward, with
cloudy but not rainy weather. The press
ure Will probably fall on the upper lakes,
win increasing southerly winds and cloud
mess. Cloudy weather with rain is proba-
Dlc Tor tuesday from Missouri south into
the 'ult. Easterly winds with cloudy wea-
rida, -. ~
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LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. IA terrible
murder waS committed lust night at the
residence Of Mr.. John Harper, the owner
Of the racc-horse Longfelow, near Midway,
Ky. Jake and Betsy Harper, the brother
and sister Of John Harper, had their
throats cut 10y some unknown person, it is
supposed for the purpose OF robbery. Some
negroes living within few feet OF lIarpcl's
residence knew nothing Of the occurrence
til! this morning. No clue was obtained to
the perpetrators OF the bloody deed.
LATEK-ARREST OF TIE SUPPOSED MUIR
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STEAMBOAT YySrS
a U N ARD Line, .,e.rs,s

& U N RID LINE. ~ssn
Inc! British and North American ROYAL mani
calling at Cork harbsr.
RATES Of PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carving sbec.,-
age: ''Ae ''-"A
First Cabin. $40, gold Second Cabin. ESQ. gold
r , oauiI W aris.... gold
hStuiu hIChetS. $50 gold
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steemers:
plrst Cs5in $50, gold Steerage.. $50, currency
Stsersge tickets FROM Liverpool and OueenstvYn,
ana al pSrs OF Europe, at lowest rates.
through bills or ladlng from Virtnia 10 Liy-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, uavre, Antwerp, aad
other ports on tie Con;lnent and for Medterrs-
and FOREIGN THaOUsH Line, they having
MADE the necessary arrangements With the Old
! Domlnlon steamship Company 10 New Yo,k, and
| with the Cunard Line thence TO liverpool, &c.
| For rates. &c, apply to Tie Agents Of tho OLD
|! Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. q. F2hNCkLYN,
General AsnL Gun Ard Line.
| j. D: KELLEY, J8., General Ag's Va. anu F0r-
| e.gn Through Line. SEA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-All persons having claims or
~ demands against lbs estate OF WILSON WI
LIAMS, deceased. are hereby notified to present
tile same, duly authenticated, to me /; and all who
are Indicted 10 the said estate are requested TO
make prompt payment,
Executor OF Wilson Williams, decd.
"a ota ,ut,v
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E.eTEs.s AND Neutrality-suspicious.

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR visiting Balti-
~ more curing the grand meeting can find ele-
CANT ROUMS and FINE TABLE 6UAki, with
d Virginia lady, at No. 20 rL e .sh MI SIEhtT,
fDur sauares from Iiarnum's Hotel. Address III
once, by letter. No. so Pleasant street, Baltimore,
Md. sc ll-ob
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
~ GHEAp AT TELA lEFICE
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DOCKLAND LIME. Sl5 barrels
H. ROCKLhND LIME dsily expected, for sale
low from wharf. , r-cr
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VA f WOULD INVITE THE ATTEN-
dcseryrdly Unpopular GROVER & BAKER HAND
and TtEHDLE ShHING-MA CHIMES. They
run very light and nolseless. Any lady can lIst.
them. For durability simplicity, and elegance,
they are uuequalled.
G. Il n. W. DARBY, Agents.
au a0l Broad street.
CEWING-MAC OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED. The SLOAF ELLlPTIC SEW
lag MACHINES BOUGHT ana BOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC hACHIsTS.
SI.OAT & ADDINGTON,
mys 1N5 Gary street. near lath.
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A FTON HOUSE.-Parties leaving the
IA Virginia Springs and NOT Wishing to return
TO The cities so soon, Will find this d very conVe-
uicnt and pleasant place situated Immediately ~
Alton Depot on tile thssapeake and Ohio rail-
road, with fine rreestone and chalybea water.
Board per month, $40; per week, Sl2; per day,
ST. Children under IL years and colored servants
half price.
an 24-lm >. ii. GOODLOE w.
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EW ORLEANS MOLASSES OF THE
inquest grade, sold in quantity to suit Tho trade
consigned to and for sale by
CIV PALMER HAETSonE g. rr
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4 MELIA H0USE.-Locatcd 80 miles
N from Richmond, on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad daily trains and = daily mall Ia
one OF the most healthy localities In the State.
G pod .ntertaiamen for faInil e' S29 per month
month. Two charlottesville, hodist and Presbyte-
.:au-in the vicinity. No efforts Will be spared 70
make the accommodations equal to any 1rst'class
Sc a.llr* a. V. SCOTT, Proprietor.
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flames RIVER STEhMBOATs.,TlsJ
~ CUMPAEY.-FOR NV YORK, sssss@.-.sst
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, h1ktv,;h,,
PORTSMOUTH, and ALL REGULAR LAhD
tN6S ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast sna
elegant United States mall steamer
JON SYLV EST &,
Captain q. @. CLIFFORD,
leaves conpany's wharf z. RocEetts Ior S1o
S6cVe.narnsd places on MONDAYS, WEBS 70"
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, - Elk O'CLOCh 4. n.,
ana returns On Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana Sa.ut'
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
New York.
>. Train leaves City Point FOR Penrsoag on sr.
rival or steamer.
49, ~ 1pSn LoTE ...SlSS
Eors ~ .....-....... s.oS
gsre IN NnrfntL '--' NV
sIGuraion tickets TO Norfolk and returm''.. 30o.
IGkEIo On SALE at GARBEK q CO.'S
EXPRESS; ana baggage checked through.
The SYLVESTER Will he cha rtered FOR NOON.
Light excursions at reasonable charge
Freight received Tuesdays, ThursdsS~ ard ys~
turdaye, Cor Norfolk, Portsmouth. Bossa, Eatt,
more aud principal landings on CheaancaI. NV
aud ali regular landings on James rtyer ne xsI
sONAELE RATES. Freight recaiyed from a.
n. Lu6P. III. o"A -"
Freight for WY landings nuot be prspafs
L. u. TATUM, General csn+
Office, COu1pa Whs1r
my Is Branch ONCE, corner Main anu 9Th sfs
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-,-,rrasronllcnrc ~ thc RichMond Ularatch.T
NANuIE. IA. Sent. Q. 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23
Wheeling & 81. Louis NaTrOw-GuaGe
Railroad.

The brilliant conception oil an airline
narrow.guage railroad from st. Louis &c
New York, struck out the other day by
the st. Louis DsmOcrdt, has taken q strong
hold on the people Of this city. The
Democrat printed a map Of the projected
road, and list OF the counties through
which it is designed to pass, A number
of these were distributed here, and have
led to general discussion Of the project
We feel warranted in assuring our st
Louis friends that they may rely on Ohio
county for her share OF the funds needed
to build this road (S15OOOO).
The matter has also excited the greatest
interest in ST. Louis. 1t is discussed IN
the papers there from day to day by cor
respondents, and appears to meet with
universal favor
The whole projected cost is but &c.
100000, and it really ought not to be
difficult to raise that sum for q work oil
such unmistakable promise to both New
York and st. Louis, to say nothing Of the
country along the line, 1t is proposed tC
have several tracks and give the road
capacity such as would make II the
greatest line Of transportation be-
tween East and West Such line
would carry to New York immense
ireights that would otherwise seek tide
water at Baltimore or Hampton Roads
so that New York has just about as deer
an interest in the enterprise as st-Louis.
That II would be of great benefit tc
Wheeling 10 DO on such thEoughtart
from East to West, every one car
see, Can Wheeling do anything to en-
courage the project and help those who
are laboring to bring it down to IN actua
undertaking? The st, Louis people arr
looking with interest to see what Response
will be made by the cities along the line
Ought We not in some way communicate
the disposition Of this city on the subject
There might be an expression by Council
or bya public meeting; or at least oul
public spirited business men who have
correspondents at st. Louis, might sen(
encouraging messages through them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

WHEN JOHN HAY, in little Dreeches,
affirmed II to better business for angels
TO he taking care of little children and
Infringing them TO their own" than TO be
floating around the throne" he employed
bold, and some thought irreverent, met.
aphor. There is nothing moro catching
than striking phrase (unless ii be small.
pox.) Tho contaglon Of "Little Brooches"
has found It's way across the Atlantic; and
now comes the 1'riJunGS correspondent
Mr.. @. W. SNALLEY, who writing about
the Republican groundswell in England
and the speeches Of Sin CltAs. dixie
predicts that 10 good many loafers about
the throne 1.-THE English not the heavenly
throne will some day be permitted 10
work for living instead Of plundering
those who do work" And he adds that
the time Is considerably nearer for
DtLKE's Newcastle speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

This is the season when country edi'
tors get their supplies OF holiday proVi'
sions, The biggest apples, the hugesl
turnips, the longest beets, the heaviest
turkies and fastest hens are all sent to
him; and the happy donors go down to
fame in the local columns Of the Buglt
Horn Of Liberty, alter this style;
MAMMOTH TuRNIPs.-0ur friend Mr.
Egle, who is one of our most industrious
and energetic farmers, has presented us
with halt bushel turnips OF mammoth
proportions, several Of them measuring
ten inches in diameter.
Or this:
CunIsrMAs TURKEY-The kind lady
friend who sent us word that she nus u
Christmas turkey in keeping ior US Is re-
snectfully informed that it will indeed be
an acceptable present In fact, consider
inc Inc rapid, not TO say astonishing in
crease Of the Bagb family, we wouldn't
take it amiss if other lady friends would
bear us in the same remembrance.
Or this:
MAMMOTH BEETa-The Bender Cab.
bage has brought out our friend JnO. X,
O'NGal, Of this city, in the beet line. lie
presented us brace of these, which Ger
tainly beats anything in the beet line that
we ever saw. We had one OF them
cooked and prepared for the table, and
when sliced 1t would have filled com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23
A Growing Mnr.CIoud.

An unpleasantness is growing up be.
tween Ex.G Governor STEVENSON, editor OF
the Patkersburg journal, and Brcvet
Bngadier General NoRTHCoTT, editor Of
the Clarksburg Telegraph. The journal
last week, in satrical way, nominated
Gen. Northcott for the Presidency, and at
the same time cast very severe reflections
on his courage and reputation asa soldier,
intimating that he was always last in
charge and first in retreat. The Gen.
cral, in this weeks Telegraph, prints a
brief card over his name, saying that his
military reputation is safe in the hands Of
his comrades In arms, and that he would
forfeit their respect and his own to enter
into u defense of his military character
against the charges OF mere cushion
cd chair hero, whose valor WINS never
more strongly demonstrated than by al
cdptdndum speeches"
II Is not OGlen controversy grows 30
hot and personal in so short time. lit
goes on at tho same rate week or two
longer, there will have to be an appeal to
the universal peace.mAker, gunpOwder
We shall look for this weeks State
Jouraa! with lively interest. Meanwhile
our voice Is for peace. Gentlemen, you
should not let your angry passions rise.
Your little fingers were not made to tear
each others eyes. Let dogs delight to
bark and bite; let lions, tigers growl and
fight, for that Is their legitimate occupa.
tion; but the example Is not to be fol.
Lived by gentlemen so eminent for mill.
tary, civic and journalistic deeds as our
respected but belligcrent contemporaries
There had better be pause"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23
RREsT DECAY.

q NlNEOA OGNAA'
When plant or tres begins to decay II must
needs die. It cannot DO revltalIzed. But II lie
not 60 with human beings. A human ruin can
be repaired, strengthened, restored, though 4
brown leaf or withercd blade Of grass can never
be made green again. In tho autumn Of life, or
even in It's winter, when nature seems to DO Civ.
ing way under the pressure Of years, II Is GtIll
possible TO rotard the progress Of decay, and TO
lend to age moro than It's wonted vlgor. As q
means Of promoting this object, Hostetter's
Stomach BItters ls unquestlonAbly the most pc.
tent OF all restoratlVes 1t will not make the old
young, but It will prevent, lessen, or sOoth the
lnArmltles which are tho usual Accomplishments
Of the dscline Of life. For debility and lack OF
nervous power, from whatever cause arising, II
Ia the medicine that Of all others before the
world, best deserves the name Of EpedAe. In
purity, In inVIgortng properties, in It's AdAptA.
ton TO weak stomAchs and feeble organizations,
II has no competitor among the tonics Of the
pharmacopGiA, nor among proprietary remedies.
Besides It's strengthening principle, II possesses
Alternative and regulating properties OF tho high.
est order, and as an antI.blIOuS medicine 10 far
preferable 10 any Of the preparations containing
mercury. Time has shown that for physical de.
cay, nervous debility, dyspepsia, bilious dlsOr.
deFs, end intermittent fever, nostetter's Bltters
II q remedy without rival. This Ia the season
OF the fall Of the leaf let II remind the old, TIE
feeble, the HlCkly, 70 inVlgOrate and regulate
their systems with this great vegetable tonic and
Alternative. nOY2leOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

so bhWVlNG.Ion Wednesday morning, Novcmbcs
20, ~ ~ M9 o'clock JoHN BwNG, in tho sin
inc funeral will take place this (Thnrsday) al.
.eri,oon aa O'Clock, from the residence Of VIM.
richardson west end Of suspension bridge.
Wheeling leland. Tho friends Of tho family Src
invited TO attend.
BRGTT-On Wednesday November % ,s7,
JosErH W. Barr, son Of Catherine d, and iobn
T. Britt, aged ycars and II months '''''
The funeral will take place irm the residence
Of his father on Lindsey street, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, at o'clock this CThursdAy)
afternoon. The friends Of the family are invited
TO attend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

In Texas the school law requires all
children between six and eighteen to at.
tend school. A few days ago the School
Commissioners of one Of the eastern Corln.
ties received q touching appeal from a
lady ofseventeCn whom they had mulCted
according to law for non.altGndanCe dur.
ing the year. II have n husband to care
for" said the young delinquent, "a child
10 nurse, clothes TO wash, meals 10 cook,
and u house to keep in order If you
make me attend school another year,
everything will go to ruin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

PASSED THRoUGII.-The renowned Pat
Quinlan, who gives the guardians Of the
law at Wheeling 80 much trouble, passed
through this morning, east bound, on the
Q. &. p. H. H. Pat did little cutting
down below, and In consequence thinks II
better TO cut Bticks.-SteuJenri!b Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

A SUICIDE BY SMALL.Pox.-A singular
case of disregard for life, by counting o
dangerous Contagion, came to our notice
this morning, in the death Of young man
by smallpox. The deceased went from
this city to Pittsburgh, and Of his own
accord, applied for, and obtained situa'
ton at a hospital where several violent
cases Of smallpox were, for the purpose,
he claimed afterwards, Of contracting the
disease that he might die. lie continued
In the handling ofsmall.poX patients and
corpses, for several weeks, and returned
here some ten days since, and told his ex.
PLOTS among the "slifIs" Of the dread con.
tagion, saying he wished he would take
the smallpox, that he was tired Of life
and "wanted God Almighty 10 take it."
lie had his wish. In q few weeks after
making the reckless remarks, he was
stricken with the disease In the most yio-
lent form, his physician pronouncing his
case almost hopeless from the first. This
morning he died and was conveyed to
the last earthly tenement, where the
troubles OF lie cease. In his death the
circumstances are peculiar-the wish eX.
pressed, and the means taken 10 contract
the disease ms stated, was a new method
OF getting rid Of life. Another singular
circumstance was the publication Of his
death, and the digging Of his grave, the
day before death ocCurred.-Steu6enUill6
Herdld
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

A DANBURY man being told that his
father, noted for his meanness, would tell
n le for six and q quarter cents, indig.
nantly denied the allegation, but at the
same time admitting that he might relate
sixteen for n dollar,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

A SUNDAY school teacher read "LCt
your loins be girded, and your light burn.
ing" and asked the question, "Why arc
VIC commanded to grid our loins2" Ono
little shaver cried out, ITO keep our
brecChcs uni"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

FTOm Ihe LOuIBVIIIu COuTIT+JOuTHAI'
The man must be blind who docs moi
see that the negro question in It's varying
forms from slavery 10 KukluSlsm has
been the bane Of the Democratic party,
the source Of all It's woes and mistakes,
the fruitful seed from which disasters,
discussions, divisions and distrusts have
sprung. Blot 1t out. Slavery is gone.
The negro Is free, The Constitution in.
vests him with every civil and political
right; and there's an end OF IT, Let us
turn over the page.
What does the Register say to this2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

pETERS Musical Monthly for December
has an unusual attraction in a supple.
ment, "Christmas Chimes" Just the
thing for Sabbath schools during holi.
dave
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

THE WHEELING INTELLEGENCRR some
time ago dubbed Charleston, our State
Capital, the permanent seat" We think
this a misnomer. It should be the "im.
penctrable seGt."-MdrtinSrilb Statesman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

If the cost Of having the streets and
houses numbered were large enough to
Justify tie formation Of a ring, 1t Is to be
presumed the job would be very soon
under way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

The upper branch of Council don't
want tho houses numbered or the streets
designated. Their fathers before them
didn't do such things; why should they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

THE mud at the outlets of the Missis
sippi river advances seward 339 feel
every year, and the work Of keeping the
channels open constantly increases Ii
difficulty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

A New YoRK contemporary mentions
that the rule Of "the short.necked cropped.
haired, plug.ugly race Of statesmen Is
diminishing In that city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

DR DUPONCOS GOLDEN PERI.
~ ODICAL PILLS, FOR FBMALES.-ThOy
never fall, and may DO depended upon In every
case where the monthly flow has been Obstrncted
by cold or disease. DUPoHCO's GOLDEN Pills
always give immediate relief, being especially
prepared for married ladies. A lady writes: "DI.
p0ncO's Golden Pills relieved me In one day."
THE GENUINE arc put up In LARGE (wHiTE)
BOXES containing double quantity Of Pills, and
upon each box you will find my "PTlvAte Reve.
nue. Stamp" Upon the stamp see the words
DuPoNco's GOLDEN PILLS, without that None are
Genuine.
Pull and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 500 per boz.
Sold in Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist
LADIES by sending him 500 through the
Wheeling Post ONCE, can have the Pills sent BY
mall, to any part Of the country Free Of Postage.
8. D. HOWE,
ocl3 Sole Proprietor, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

A RAILROAD with a gauge of three
feet, from 81. Louis to Cairo, Ills, Is
under construction, and, 1t is expected,
will be completed within twelve months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

TIE New York Ercning Post thinks
that advertising Is the champion reaper
which secures the largest harvest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
the construction Of a railway tunnel I'm.
der the Mersey at Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23

PAUL DU CHAILLU has been spending
the summer in Lapland shooting polar
bears and travelling with RENDERS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-23
THE EUROPEAN QUESTION.

THE EUROPEAN QUESTION.
Whist IL the European gu, sion to nSi Letiht
crowned heads aght 1t out while we supply theIl
armies with provisions.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION
as TO the best method Of clothInggr heads with
glossy brown or raven black 10, however, mat
ter Of vast Importance to millions OF both EeIOs
in this country. 1t
SEEMS TO BIZ DECIDED,
II popularity Is fair test in the case, in favor OIL
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
the sales OF which have been advancing during
the past twelve months with rapidIty GstOnish
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