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IS. Also the Brown nine OF Providence,
r. I. Score, II to Al in favor of the
Brown. This week they play the Am
hersts, at Hanover. r.
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Beware of counterfeits in purchasing Halls
Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover. The genuine
has private revenue stamp, three inches long,
with likeness OF DIR. Hall upon it over the
cork
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Cholic. cholera morbus. cramps, ats and dys-
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DSYCHOMANCY This

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Csmpton, N. Ell.
Dsssertations.-17th, Arbitration and
the Sword, by E. @. Atwood, Westfsrd
Mass.
18th, Poem, by NJ. D. Bisbee, iSpring
field, VT. "..
10Th, Communism in France, by Eben
Brewer, Westfeld, N. Y.
Goth, Hawthorn and Leigh Hunt, by
]. Herbert, Romney, N. Y.
21st, Injustice of Historians to Defeat
ed Parties. by M. 81. Hoyt. Northwood
N. II. -...
22d, Self Remuneration, by Valorous
Lang. Conway, N. II.
23d, Defects of international Law, by
]. H. McClintock, Hillsborough, N. II.
gath, Mirabeaa as Statesman and an
Orator, by F. E. Thompson, Dover, N. 81.
DISPOSAL OF PRIZES.
The Grimes prizes for exoellsace in
English Composition, to members of the
Senior Glass, have been gisen-1st, to
Eben Brewer, Westfield, N. Y; Cd, G.
F. Richardson, New Marlboro, N. H
Lockwood prizes to members of the
Junior Class-1st, to VIM. A. Holman,
Deeriug, N. H.; I'd, Ralph W. Talbot,
Fayette, Mo-.
Tie Grimes prize for general improve
ment was awarded to W. w. Parker OF
Manchester, N. n.
DARTMOUTH BASE BALL CLUB.
The Dartmouth Base Ball Club, during
the past week played the Tufts College
nine. at College Hill, Mass, resulting in
favor Of the latter, with score Of IL to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-10

Thousands suffer from 1t. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imAtion or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol-
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence OF excuses, overwork or in
discretions This Is Nervous Debility and
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.eight
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price S for a package Of five
boxes and vial Of powder, which is i'm.
portant in all old long.standlng cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all fist-class
druggists, and sent to any address on re-
ceipt of the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, 900
Broadway, New York. sod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-10

LET IN THE SUNLrGHr.-MB. Henry
Ward Beecher, in an article in the Chris.
tan UnlOn, on mistakes in our houses,
specifies tho exclusion OF sunlight" as
one. She says:
We wish the importance Of admitting
the light Of the sun, freely, as well as
building these early and late fires, could
be properly impressed upon our house.
keepers. No article Of furniture should
ever be brought to our homes too good or
too delicate Tor the sun to see all day long.
His presence should never be excluded,
except when so bright rs to he uncom.
Portable 10 the eyes. Aud walk in good,
bright sunlight, so that the eyes are pro.
teclCd by veil or parasol, when incon.
veniently intense. A sun.bath is Of far
more importance in preserving healthy
condition Of the body than Is generally
understood. A sun.bath costs nothing,
and that is misfortune, for people are
deluded with the idea that those things
only can be good or useful which cost
money. But remember that pure water
fresh air, sunlight, and homes kept tree'
from dampness, will secure you from
many heavy bills Of the doctors, and give
you health and vigor, which no money
can procure. 1t isa well established fact
that people who live much in the sun are
usually stronger and more healthy than
those whose occupations deprive them Of
sunlight. @ E ..t
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A CARD.
To the Public.

In the Wheeling Register OF May ID, l
find what purports " be n dispatch from
Charleston concerning tho appointment
Of a Superintendent Of the Cumberland
road, in which am mentioned patroniz.
ingly as one OF the numerous and excel
lent applicants for the position, out Of
whom Gov. Jacob was obliged to choose.
Since this matter has excited some public
interest, l deem it proper, in justice to
myself and others, 10 say that was not
nm applicant for the appointment; and so
far as l Rm aware, my name was not be.
fore the Governor when he made tho ap-
pointmcnt or previously l did at one
time think of applying for the position at
the suggestion OF friends, and on the
strength OF assurances given me by Sena-
tor Baker, before he went to Charleston,
that would have his support; but find.
ing afterwards that he had deceived me
and falsilied his promises, and was work.
ing for the appointment Of another, /
gave up all idea Of obtaining the place,
and made no application for it. This be-
ing the case, um at u loss to know why
this mention OF me is made in Mr.. Bakers
paper, unless the object was TO remind
me Of his duplicity. Respectfully.
GEORGE DowNET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-10

MORE than year ago a very decided
movement oil whites and blacks was no,
ticcd in the South. Tho former were
making for Arkansas, Western Louisiana,
and Texas, while the latter headed for
the Southern Atlantic and Cult States, or
sought the cotton belt either East or West
Of the Mississippi There are some curl.
Gus facts of the late census to corroborate
this and to show that the negroes arc &C.
cumulating In the land Of cotton. Thus
Georgia and Arkansas show an increase
Of l9 per cent Of colored population, Tex.
as 25, and Florida 80. Louisiana has losl
heavily Of It's negroes, and so have Viz.
ginia, Kentucky, North Carolina and Ten.
neSsee. The cotton crop OF last year was
much more than 1900, 900 Of bales. This
great product was the result OF negro Ia,
boz, and as this form oil labor concentrates
in the cotton region, tho crop viii grow t.
still greater dimensions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-10

A Visit to the Home of Jcfi. Davis.
A private letter, received by a citizen
ofChIcago from a gentleman at Vicls-
burg, describes atrip made by the latter,
in company with Mr.. Jefferson Davis, to
the plantations formerly owned by Joseph
E. Davis, now deceased. The following
are extracts.
"We left at night on the R. E. Lee, one
Of our finest steamers, and landed at the
Hurricane plantation about daylight the
next morning. This plantation, and
another known as Briarfield, were occu-
pied before the war by Joseph T. Davis
and his brother, President Davis. They
were sold by Joseph E. Davis, who owned
them both, TO his iavorite freedman, Ben.
Montgomery, for three hundred thousand
dollars, payable ut the end of ten years,
(1st Of January, 1876 interest at six per
cent payable annually. Ben, who is
very black, but thoroughly educated be.
fore the war, met lis and gave us break
fast, waiting on the table himself, but not
OuCIluB W luhG u SSul' AlNeE UTCdklhbL,
we had carriage, and rode over the
magnificent estate, the extent Of which
You can form some idea OF, when tell
you that Ben. Montgomery made last
year $500 bales of cotton, and a large
quantity OF corn. We dined at Briar.
field, the former residence OF Dir. Jefier-
son Davis, and now occupied rs q resi-
dence by the aforesaid Ben, and You
will not be surprised 10 learn that
the former::slaves of Mr.. Davis greeted
him with al the warmth Of affection that
they were capable Of expressing. Mr.. D.
met them cordially, and encouraged them
by many kind words Afler dinner, at
which our wealthy host again waited on
us in elegant style, we passed on to q very
large and valuable plantation which has
been purchased by Benz Montgomery and
added to the Davis estate, and which will
add to bis crop this year probably 1000
bales moro, making $500 bales in oil, il 1t
is good crop year"
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"CRADLE TIME.n

Tho glory Of tho sunset fades AWAY
From the tall church spires OF the Fk'nIng
town, - 49,. ''
And on the waters OF the Eastern bayri nj. Sd
The orange tin,s now VS. sober into brown.
This 10 the hour when the fond mother folds
Her infant closely 10 her pilloWinZ breast,
And kissing OF the llttlo hand she holds,
Softly sings her cooling babe to rest.
For me, hold all Fate has len to me,
A little golden ripple Of fair hair: l.
] lay Il INV bosom t0nderly,
And Inv 10 think nv baby ncstlcs there.
NJ ~, .sL,.,.,,
The baby brow, which once you used TO crown!
The tender eyes, With all theiE love unsaid,
Into whose depths my yearning sOul looked
down?
Oh, happy mother through your window there
zee yOu clasp and klss yourlIttle child;
see the clInging arms, the lOssy hair,
And how, oh how, shall DO reconeiiedl
The small son hand that tangled down my hair
Z Arc folded from their play forever more;
The restless feet that battered here and there
Have danced their last across this silent door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-10

EXCURSION FROM WHEELlNG.-The
New State, a Wheeling steamer, came up
yesterday with large excursion party to
visit the city. The bar.keeper, we under
stand, chartered the boat, and Judging
from largo number who bore evidence
oGthe effects Of John Barleycorn's juice,
we presume the Gnterprising "bug juice
singer" must have sold a good deal Of
"family disturbance" A crowd OF eight
Of the excursionists declared their inten.
ton OF cleaning out the town, bat this
morning shows no diminution in our
population. We regret for the well DO.
haved parties on board the New State,
that they were in such bad company
ISteu6eapille Herald. aarI y
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Merchant TaIIors. ~.
1871. Spring & Summer. 1871.
THOMAS HUGHES,
Merchant Tailor J!
No. IS Cor. Monroe & Water Sts.,
WHEELING, W. VA,
Begs leave 70 invite the attention Of his custom.
eTs and the public generally, 10 his extensive
and we'll selected stock Of
Spring and Summer
CLOTHS, ra .m u
V CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, &C.,
Both FOREIGN and DOMESTIC, all OF which
will be made up IN tho most durable and artistic
manner, an elegant at being guaranteed In every
case, and everything warranted as represented,
or NO sale,
lectGd stock Of r,
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods
Ever brought 10 this city. is now being received.
Special attention viii DO given to the
READY.RADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Which shall equal our CUSTOM WORK, in all
Its detAis.
solicited.
mAF99 TH0S. HUGHES.
J.u. SrALLNAN. T. G, MoTTAT.
j. H'SlALLMAN q GU.,
Merchant TailOrS,
81 And Dealers In
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
No. as MONROE ST.,
WHEELING, W. VA.
We invite the attention of DER Customers
and tho PubllS to our largo and we'll selected
stock Of
Cloths, ......
Cassimeres,
Vestings,
Doeskins,
and Suitings,
FOR SPRING and SUMMER WEAR
nNT -oF-
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture,
Which We are prepared to make to order in the
Latest and most Fashionable styles. Also, a
new stock OF
FURNISHING GOODS,
Embracing everything adapted to Mems Wear.
mars in. sTALLMAN s CO.
1911 cn,;rr . c,,mr,o, 1911
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-10

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon.
don, Graduate OF ono Of the most eminent col.
lege9 IN the United States, and tho greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of the most astonishing CO res that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
10 the head and ears when Aslecp, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashful.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
times with arrangement OF mind, wcro cured
Immediately.
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by using
HELNBoLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
In the spring and summer months the system
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This Is the tImO to use good bloOd.renswing,
purifying and iivIgoating medicines.
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One bottle of Helmbold's Fluid Extract Sara.
parllla equals in strength one gallon Of the syrup
or decOCtlou as made BY druggists, and a wine.
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The Grape Juice Pill is composed Of auid ex.
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Useful in all diseases requiring tPArtIe rem.
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HelmbOlds Fluid Extract Buchu
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The many thousands cured ut this cstablish.
ment within the last twenty years, and tho nu.
merous Important surgical operations performed
~ DI. Johnston, witnessed by the Reporters or
ZEE Sun and many other papers, notices Of
Nhleh nave appeared again and again before tho
public, besides his standing as 4 gentleman Of
character and respCcAbilly, Is 4 sufficient guar.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-03-22
for the farmer.

To CURE SCRATCHES. wants
to know how to cure scratches on his horse.
l will give remedy ! used for years with
universal success: Take two pounds of glau-
Der salts, one pound of sulphur, and one
fourth pound of saltpeter pulverize all inc
" together, and give one he's ping table
spoonful once a day, thrown on the feed
Now for the feet. Take one pint of meats
foot oil and one fourth pound fine cut chew
ing tobacco, and simmer them together.
Strain out the tobacco and bottle for use.
Take CASTLE soap and warm water, wash the
parts affected clean. and dry thoroughly be-
fore applying the oil. If the ankles are
much sore it would do well to put cloths on
them to keep the air from them while they
are drying; when dry, annont them well
with the oil for few days then wash as
before, dry well, and apply the oil again. If
thoroughly applied, it will effect perma
nent cure. Keep the feet clean, and scratch
es will not be likely to return.
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STATE &U. STATES DIRECTORY

OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA
Governor John W Gcary, Cumberland
See'y OF Com. Frank Jordan, Bedford.
DeP-Secretary J. u weaklev.
Auditor Gen JohnF Hartrauft. Non-corrc-v
Surveyor Gen. J. NJ Campbell, Cambr;a
Attorney Gen. +. c Brewster PbTaiai
AdJutant Gen. d. B M'Crea v Erie -'''
State Treasurer, Wm. W Irwin, Rcay.-
Sup Com Sch's J. ?. .wickersham. Ianrest,
Deputy Sup't. c. II. Cohurn. Bradford
State Librarian Wien Forney, Dauphjn.
SUPREME COURT.-Chief Justice. James ThoD,o-
son. Associates. Henry ". Williams John N
Reed, Daniel Agnew. George Sharswood Scs.
sions, Philadelphia, LIST NonIay of January Har-
risburg, 4th Monday of April. .Sunbury, Ist Mon
day OF October Pitfsburg Sd Monoay of 0ctobe
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
President, Ulysses s Grant Illinois
Vice President, Schuyler CoIfax Indiana
Sec OF State, Hamilton Fish. New York.
Sec OF Treas y, Geo 5. Boutwell,. Massachusett.
Sec OF War. Wm. " Belknap. Iowa.
See OF Navy Geo ". Robeson, New jersey.
See: of Interior Jacob D. Cox. : Ohio
= NJ Gen. J a. J. Creswell MARYLAND
Attorney Gen. +. r. Hoar. Nasssrhnset,s
SUPREME CouRT.-Chicf Justice. :. p chase IS
ohio Associate Justices - Nathan Clifford of
Aaine Samuel Nelson. of New York David po-
vas; Of Illinois. Noah II Swsyne. of Ohio Sam.
usi Miller Of Iowa, Stephen j Field of Cal
>a'ary OF Chief Justice So 500 of s..ocis,s. sS
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MISS Fl. s. SWANS, School for Girls,
w ClearfieId Pa.

The Winter Term of Fourteen weeks will COM
mence on Monday, January I'd, 1871.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Primary Geography, per
term. (of Ia weeksl, 81 90
History, Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar. Mental
and Written Arithmetic, Q 90
Botany, Geology, Physiology, Natural Phi
lesophy, Physical Geography, Algebra,
Rhetoric Etymology and Latin, II 90
Oil Painting. "a lessons, II 90
Monochromatic Drawing, 10 60
Crayon. 90
Pencil Drawing, (no extra charge.
Instrumenta Music, 80 lessons) TO 90
Wax Flowers and Fruits, with materials; at
teachers charges.
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clearfeld, August Y. IS7O-ly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-03-22

SwINE-Soon the sows will commence
farrowing They ought not to be allowed
to do so before the middle of April, but
they will during the present month. See
that they have clean, dry nests, with barely
a sufficient quantity of cut straw or chat
for bedding, plank, jjoist or pole placed on
each side of the pen about eight inches from
the floor and ten or twelve inches from the
sides of the pen would serve to protect the
pigs from danger of being overlaid by the
SOW. Feed the SOW with small potatoes, Or
roots, and give bran mash to drink Let
the drink be of good quality aud thin, that
is let it be drink.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-03-22

Chaff is better for old horses than hay.
Because they can chew and digest it better.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

The RAFrsgAN's JOURNAL is published on We'd
nesday at $500 per annum in advance. IF no.
paid at the beginning Of the year, s250 viii be
charged and $500 if not paid before the close
ADvEErIsEmEsTs will be inserted at so per
square. for three or less insertiOns-Ten lines
tor less counting square. For every additional
insertion so cents will be charged deduction
will be made to yearly advertisers
No subscription taken for shorter time than
sixmonths, and no paper will be discontinued un
tilIaiI arrearages are aidexeept at the option o.
the publisher. 3 j ko"
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S. Miller, OF Button, No., an experienc
ed horticGlturist, says that water in which
tobacco leaves have been stepped, is not
only an excellent wash for trees. or as a
Swinging on plants, where injurious insects
infest, but is a most excellent fertilizer.
The saltpetre extracted from the tobacco is
one of the best stimulants for soil deficient
in that ingredient The mixture is death
to all kinds of insects.
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PLowING IN BUCKwHEAT.-The Rural
New Yorker says pIowing in buckwhear
will enrich the soil, and is as valuable as a
green manure, especially on light soils 1t
has good mechanical effect on stiff clays,
but we heard complaints that it makes the
soil sour. We do not think the blowing
under the buckwheat will have much effect
on the soil or insects in the soil.
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SADALIS $50 Mae,s5 Egsi s% Esas

{. VI CIelland, at Round isIanu,
Clinton County. Pa, the night of the 9Th day
Of December, 1870, a large Dun or Cream color
Horse, eight years old, with black name and tan.
and legs also black nearly to the knees, with a
little white on hind foot, and feet small Tor
large a horse. The horse is rather stylish and
has small bunch under the throat which only
shows when he is eating with head down Also,
taken at the same time saddle with black quit
ed horn with leather worn off on toP-with army
stirrgps.
The above reward viii be paid for the recovery
of the property and the arrest and conviction OF
Jan 1, Z l-3m c. C. M'CLELLAND.