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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-14

TAKE HEED."-All those indebted to
me, who may expect further accommo-
dations in the future, are requested to
call at my store and settle before the
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ERIE.
MARVELLOUS

Twenty years ago it would have been
deemed
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2Oth I IN o t.,
as must so East by that time to buy
new goods.
w. \. WIDMAN.
March ii, 1872.
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

Widman is selling at cost.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-03-14
Eminent Physicians CT Chicag;

The formula for the Home Filters has
submitted to US, and we believe them 70 hr
best tonic and sti nulant for general Usf'
offered to the public. IL Wco,ibury. u u
Mariner, Anal ical chemist. J-s Z nj.
NJ D..Prof ofchelni strv. Rush Aedical Ua i.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

PRIVATE DALZELL" comes TO the front
sgain-this time with call for q national
convention ofSoldiers and Sailors, to be
held at Washington City, May 9th, proxi'
mo. The call complains that Generals
the Irish element, the negro element, the
German element and all other elements
have very properly their full share ofpub'
lie Offices" while the two million private
soldiers shave not single office" The
inference Is that the purpose of the con.
vention Is to bring pressure to bear on
the managers Of the Philadelphia Conven.
ton, to secure fair division Of spoils for
the benefit PIP. D, and the other promot.
ers Of the movement The call saws that
"the objects of the Convention cannot be
disclosed yet, but when announced, hlter
the convention, will reveal the most start.
ling political sensation Of the nineteenth
century" 1tone may judge from surface
indications, Private DALzELL would afford
good subject for an inQlirendo de luna,
ttoO. He abides at Caldwell, Noblecounty
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22
The AIausfleld 4 wheeling Railroad.
Chairman State Exc
RaNeIIAG, March %, 1879.

Ane Mananelu q WheellnB halILoau'
The Mansfield & Wheeling Railway
Company, hitherto referred to in our
columns, has been formally Incorporated,
The capital stock Is 100000 and the
corporators are W. s. HIcKox, II. STUR'
GEs, II. G. HEDGES, JAMES E. WHARTON
and ]. II. Cook. Tho route, over which
the company propose to build their road
is that recently recommended by Mr.
WHARTON In u letter to the Toledo Blade,
through Rlchland, Ashland, Holmes, Tus'
carawas, Coshocton, Harrison, JefIer'
son and Belmont. OF the corporators
Mr.. HIcKox Is President Of the Mansfield,
Coldwater s. Lake Michigan Railroad
Company, President Of the 1st Ma
tionAl Bank Of Mansfield and pros
porous and successful business man.
Mr.. sTuRaIs Is the treasurer Of the same
railroad company, and the active man Of q
dry-goods establishment IN Mansfield
selling $75O,00O annually. Mr.. HEDGES
is Secretary Of the same Company, large
real estate owner and man Of money. Mr.
Cook Is q director in the same Company
These four gentlemen are said to be worth
$9,OO0,00O. The other director MIR
WHARTON, is well known here as not 9
man of means but one Of great energy and
intellectual resources. These gentlemen
are confident Of their ability to command
the stock needed for their enterprise, on
whatever route they may. deem best, and
independently OF other organizations i
necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22
Republican state Convention.

Tho undersigned 10 directed by the Republican
Stats Central Committee 10 cali upon the voters
OF the Republican party in West Virginia 10 send
delegates TO Convention to be heldAt Grafton,
on hO2ad day OF Nay nGxt, at 10 AN, for thepur.
pose Of ehoosing delegates TO the National Re.
publican Convention, to DO held at Philadelphia,
on the bth day OF next June, and for the purpose
Of trAnAaeting such other business % may then
seem appropriate, The Committee urge uToA the
Republicans OF tho State tho Importance ofA full
attendance At tho State Convention.
The Committee recommend
That in each county, unless other arrange
ments are made by itS Executive Committee,
the County Convention assemble at the Court
House, on Saturday, tho 18th day Of May next
to choose delegates TO the State Convention.
ThatOaeh County. Convention MI any vAcan
cicB that may exist In the County Executive
Committee, 20 that full list Of the COMMITTEE
may DO reported at the State Convention.
CIV. B. ALLISON,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
RAaNilEg, Adreh %, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

THE LIJeraIist thinks the proposed sub
Scription OF 100000 by Marion county
to the N. s. W. Va. Railroad will be vo
tod. -----
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

Exceeds anything Of the kind ever presented In
wheeling. The Immense stock Of ForeiRn and
DOMESTIC Dry Goods opened and now on exETlbi.
Having purchased most Of our stock from IN.
poTters and manufacturers by the package, On
aoles us 70 sell At less than the usual pficeB and
All persons In want OF good goods are respecffnl.
" Invited 70 give rs an carly call and aaye mon.
oy. We offer this morning
% pieces Grenadines, new stylos, from % TO SOC.
dI az o Pisess FSIred and Striped PqasS SPLEEN
500 gieees Fancy Plaid and Striped Popllns
for axe "O''-- -0>'
100 pieces Japanese Silks at almost any price.
Fancy and Black bilkA from 81 Is 10 q 80. n.
dies and Chlldron's ReSdy Made SuihS At Greatly
about 1000 OF the latest Styies Of Shawl, And
scarfs, OF all qualities and at any price. Our
trimming Department has large stock OF the
best quality OF Ribbons, all widths; Gimp6, SHE
and Suit LaceS, RmbroideTies, Buttons eic,t etc.
Also null line OF the celebrated Nilsson KID
Gloves, said to be superior TO anything yet pro-
duced In the market. Our Hosiery D0partueht
is supplied with almost 900 dozen oi ali qualities
40 l0c pair White Goods, swisses, NainaDokp,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns. Jaconets, plain and
striped, good quality, at 25c. A handsome as
gortment OF Parasols and Umbrellas cheap.
Cloths, CasAlneres, Jeans and CottonAdes IN
great abundance At almost any price. Bleaehed
and Brown MusllnS, Sheetlngs, Table Linen.
Crashes, Towels, etc, ETC., very low. In ahoTt
Dolly Warden Dress Goods, etc, IN great variety.
?. S.-We are also cole agents for the Maysyiiie
city. Anil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

Mr. WALTERS, of the Clarksburg Con-
SerrdtiUS, bids his readers farewell in the
last issue, and Major CoopER takes the
helm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22
For Rent,
General Notices.
4AILRoAD BRIDGE +

FtieV1.
The citizens Of Wheeling and otb,,,,.,
60, viii take notice that FOR the n llt.ea
tanning subscriptions to the can't g d
wheeling and Ohio Union RGlieei I g 4.
lHAlitoad Bridge books have Men ~, epllI'
the direction o. the cotpordtoh ~ ~ o16R
S O. SSapScsieed On such books 1t H. ~
psnI elna me German Bank, and n ~ SOA.
Smith and Geo. Baird. Dnen, 10
The Act OF Incorporation drss "A. a.
stock Of ono hundred dollar Ss,S ~, ma Ol
sons and coIpofAtuts are autho1Ss1 lag ~ Rf.
10 subscribe thereto, and Invited
BY order Of the Corporation
ANDREW WILSON H,,
WaEELtNG. w. VA.yApril Il IT. 'autaAn:
REMoVED.-NRs. L eR1VaWo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

=. INTRODUCTION OF BASS INTO THE TY-
CART VALLEY RIvER.-We are informed
OF movement on the palt OF some of our
citizens, who are especially tond. of the
shook and line" sport, TO secure the in.
PRODUCTION OF black Bass into the river at
this place. Mr.. VIM. D. Swain is the
prime mover in this bit Of enterprise, and
Is exerting his energies to have it accom-
plished. We hope he may receive sutti-
cient encouragement to carry the project
into practic at once. lie is Of the opinion
that the Potomac bass Is the best adapted
to the water and climate Of this region.
A subscription paper will be kept at MIR,
Swaim's Saloon, and all who desire to
aid In the matter are requested to call and
give their names and amounts. II we
had our river once stocked with the fish
II would prove q great source OF amuse'
ment to the sporting fraternity, not only
Of our own town but to many from u
distance.-Grgt0n Sentinel.
1.-THE Potomac Bass" and the bass in
the Ohio are the same fish. As we have
frequently explained, all the bass in the
Potomac have come from a few Ohio
river bass carried to Cumberland in 9
locomotive tank and put In the Potomac
there by W. W. SHR1vER, OF this city, il
1853. For some reason the bass grow!
much larger in the Potomac than in TIT
Ohio, probably because it is clearer
stream. Whether the bass of the Poto
mac transplanted in the Tygarts Valley
would maintain the Potomac standard OF
lall back to the dimensions Of the same
fish on this side Of the Alleghanies, is q
question that could only be solved by @
practical test. The Tygart's valley is a
limpid stream, and might prove peculiarly
favorable to the bass. That stream is moi
destitute OF bass now, except above the
Valley Falls. The Ohio river bass is found
In the Monongahela and its other tribu
taries, and in the Tygart's valley as far uT
as the Falls. We believe there arc no fish
above the Falls worth mentioning excep
lue lIOul III tuG utAu'HuNeLS' 4uc uAOuOu
gahela was once generously supplied witt
fish, and It's west branch especially 80
but locks and dams, drags, seins and traps
and shooting when nesting" have nearly
exterminated the bass from those streams
The people Of Grafton cannot do bet.
ter thing than place dozen good sizet
bass in the river at their town. And they
should do 1t before spawning season. l
they do the probability Is their rive
will in a few years be abundantly stocked
with the finest game fish Of the country
1t need not cost much to do 1t, Try Mr.
SHRIvER's plan. Get Mr.. LUStAN, Of the
st. Nicholas at Cumberland, to catch {
few and put them alive into net in the
water tank Of locomotive, bring them
over and turn them loose in the river,
and leave the rest to providcncc-taking
care to inaict the penalties OF the law OF
every butcher who may be found destroy
ing fish in violation Of the statute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

TIE Mason county JoaraGI, hitherto
Democratic, and edited by Mr.. H. r,
HowARD, has been sold by him to q com.
pany, who win print 1t hereafter as Re
publican paper. 1t viii DO edited, we
learn, by Mr. A. r. GBBENs, late Of the
Charleston Journal, Mr.. HOWARD prints
his valcdictory in Wednesdays issue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

Has induced the undersigned to introduce them
70 the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity, feeling
assured that In recommending the DAVIS a. the
very best Sewing Machine IN the market, they
are prepared to eubstAntiate this assertion and
convince all who may favor thcm with call.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and exlmine.
80. jill. SAGE & CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22
Wants.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Nv FIFTY CoMPETRyT III
IN " tS,aty with expenses paId-oS ~ 1.AsLESNRN
S y sGI! and lease 1.-THE New WbecsS'O commission
apply 10 Nm ps sIf%vHr9 t terms, A.
@A.s ~ Monroe St, WhCeiiSSs 70 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

FROM q report in the Parkenburg
Times it appears that thegreat Liberal "
conference at Parkersburg, which was SC
extensively telegrsphed to the country
consisted OF Messrs. K. B. STEPHENSON,
N. G. G. CHURCH and Hon. K. v. VIVA
LEY (etaI). Mr. WnALEY figured as the
carpenter. .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22

Mn. p. W. MoRRIs retires from the
Richie tSar, and Is succeeded by Mr.. c.
T. DAWSON, as editor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22
ON MARRIAGES.

HAPPr RELIEF FOR YouNo MEN nom the
effects OF Errors and Abuses early in llfe Man
hood restored. Nervous debility cured, Impe-
dlmenta 70 Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed enyolopoi
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22
STRICTLY PURE GRD. Or MT BEST QUALIFY.
PATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the osst IN ltt World
-PGriect1y Harmless, Reliable, and InStantanSl
Gus. No disappointment. NoRidleplous Tints,
elor's Hair Dye produces nHMEDIkFREY 4
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not
stain tho skin, but leAyes tho Hair Clean, con
and Beautiful The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street,
New York. iRr2TeodAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-22
DIR. KrDwELI, OF Fairmont, is better.
DIED.

CARTER.-On Saturday, April %, 1879, at Il
O'Clock, CARRIE JOSEPHINE, second daughter oil
+. and N. B. Carter, aged 8 years month and II
days.
Funeral Monday Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, from the
rCIidence Of 8. Il. B. Carter, miles east Of the
city, on the National Road. Friends are respect
fully invited.
McKIM.-April 18th, 1874, Of i0k O'Clock p. n.
Of his residence on Thirty.eighth street, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, Mn. MCKIN, ESQ, In his 18th year,
Of erysipelas.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-08-15

finesse and tact-women who have been
fitted for the high places they adorn by
years of extensive study, and intimate
association with the most cultivated and
polished society of the world. To become
social genius. This is purely personal
power which creates and rules in any
other sphere of thought or action. No
woman has ever left her impress on her
generation or even on the neighborhood
in which she dwelt, as a social power, who
has not been in some degree a superior
woman. Many woman with personal
ambition to shine, or diffusive kindness
Of nature, combined with tact, taste,
adaptation and certain charm or warmth
Of manner, though she had neither beauty
OF feature nor wealth. has made herself a
social success, leaving an impression on
her friends and neighbors, which they
have transmitted to their children, and
which survives as a neighborhood tradi-
ton long after the social quee1 herself has
passed forever from her lowly kingdom.
A woman may have social gifts pre-emi-
nently developed, and no other When
above this rich social nature rise the INTEL
lectual and spiritual faculties pre-eminent,
imparting to it nerve, finesse, and that in
expressibiy subtitle psychical charm of
blended soul and sense-the intellectual,
personal and spiritual, iuterfused and
emanating from one-then you have the
social queen supreme, the woman, who
by virtue of her individual power, has left
her impress on nations, kingdoms, and
the men who have ruled the world. I'M.
c. Ames in independent
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Higgins and the Widow.

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t' '" i ';,Er us ''anG ',''' ny n,iy
anu -" ." I'M mi.,i}Gs WY. ,l oi
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YOU ~ ny grape wiz, inc " i'""
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ii'l ~ '''Ilo'.; rit''''IFs WILLOWS Is
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w" ,'''", ,';o''' tiii 'n , nun, WIZ 9o'.
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N'0 "..' 'lilS W. ita' III ERSp'' OF
In. ~, ''''''S '''''' "o""'S '''''io "i'-
"V Gi'liilN' Pi"''an'S l IeP'le"'
"'h' ne '"'''i'i"e"' una, was VIII
CIV A@ Suf' ~ N"" ever ma" granny.
IE'i> mug F'~' mas "ee" i""l" out pnt
'h''", ""I 'h'N are A. i'lu,h mystery TO-
N'N a1 ing ohSth "i ihe North Iole,
20" may reau me history OF lhe world
''"," '''h's', l" i.eVt'a'l"h, ana you II
"''i 81" - "'i'"0 mus '''e,i d, 'iie o,'l".,i
IN '.p ~ ,iNr quarters Vi az the ueVl'-
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Jaenette's Hair.

900. loosen the coil that You wear. Jeanette,
l.rt llr tan@le hand in YOUR hair. my pet;
tnr the world Ia me holds no daintier sight
iIAn Your brown HAIR yelling your shoulders
hite,
A. ttlIsie hand in your hair, my pet.
u 49, brown with golden gloss, jeanette,
n Wt~ hner than silk OF the floss, my pet;
WAS a beautiful mist falling down to your
wrist
Twas a thing 10 be braided and jeweled and
Kissed.
l"t> The l"ycli~t HAIR in the world, my pet
arm was the arm of a clown. Jeanette,
u Nas >ncWF, hri>tiy, and brown, my pet;
TIA. warmly and .ottly il loved to caress
D mr round white throat and your wealth of
trr>>
l"u beautiful plenty of hair, my pet.
) unr owes had swimming glory, jeanette,
t4rfI'lllI4 the old. old story, my pet;
iArN were gray with that Christening tinge of
titr sky
urle the trout leaps quickest to catch the fly,
Aud thrN suited YOUR golden brown hair, my
pet.
or. Vou tangled INV lite in your hair, jeanette,
N'N a >llken aud golden snare, my pet
t.it - gentle the homage. my soul did implore
I We right Ia continue Your Slave eVermore,
w th my fingers enmeshed in your hair my
pet.
tll~ ever dream what YOU We're, jeanette.
Tia Npur '-. md YOUR eyes, and your hair
mt pet;
The darkness of hesolate years moan,
NNl tnS i'.ar> fall bitterly over the stone
lt'tl covers YOUR golden brown hair, my pet.
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The Queen of Society.

The great social fact in the history of
women of letters is directly contradictory
to the current and unconsidered opinion
that a woman literary. by so much is less
charminglY wOmany, and, in sequence
OF that tact, never ga queen of society"
Whereas the truth is that in all ages every
W, man who has been central figure in
the social life of her time has been. in
some sense a woman of genius, a woman
of distinctive mental endowments, if not
in fact, a literary woman" 1t was more
than the beauty Of Aspasia which drew
Socrates to her house and made her the
companion of Periclcs. 1t was her wi.
and the attraction of her subtle and com
prehensive soul, irradiating and exalting
the charm of womanhood If she could
exercise these, her highest gifts only at
the expense of her reputation, it was the
shame of her age and her misfortune.
From her day to this, even while they
haYe affected to sneer at 'ssuperior wo-
men, Vail men lifted above lives of mere
grOssness, who have lived at all in their
highers faculties, have sought as their
chosen friends, companions, entertainers,
and cOunselors, women their equals by
right OF their femininity, women of rich
temperament. OF strong affections, of wit,
learning, and genius, rs well as beauty.
1t is the mistake which produces so many
social failures in our own day that to reign
in society it is deemed allsuflicent to be
pretty and rich, to have fine clothes and
fine house, then to stand and shipper, and
wriggle fan. Every year these failures
are made conspicuous in our own land by
the large number of people whom newly
gotten wealth or place enables to rush to
make social displays In metropolis or CAPT
tai. They strut their brief season with
new furniture, new clothes. new equip
age, then pass back into the obscurity
from whence they came; while it is fact
worthy of note that the very few ladies in
Washington whose social fame can sur
ylve their own generation are women not
only OF beauty, but also women of infinite
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BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

am born from the womb of the cloud,
And the strength of the ardent sun,
When the winds have ceased to be loud
Ana the rivers of rain to run.
hen light ON my >eveDiold arch
swing in the silence of air,
While the vapor> beneath me march
And leave the sweet earth bare.
For "a moment hover and CLEAN
on the skirts of the sinking storm,
And die in the bliss of the be am
That gave me being and form.
latc. H. IN human hearfs
Inc rapture that mockS the Will;
l,ts> H. a dream departs
That cannot itself fulfill.
Bcyond the bridge have ,panned
The fields of the poet unfold,
Aad The riches of fairyand
A'mv bases of misty gold.
Keep the wealth of the spheres,
Which the high gods never have won
Aad coin from their airy tears
The dia,iem OF the sun.
Fer some have stolen the grace
That l. b dden in rest or strife,
Aud some have copied the face
or echoed the voice OF Life;
And some have woven the sound
\ cham ri the sweetest control,
And some have tabled or found
The key to The human soul,
kui |. from the blank of the a,r
And the white of the barren beam,
Having wrought the colors that tiale
ln The forms of Il painters dream.
| gather the souls of the flowers,
And the sparks of the gems, to me;
lu' pair are the hlossoming bowers,
And dim the chameleon sea
ia The souls bright sun. the eve.
an thrown ON the artists brain;
ttr follows me, and | nv;
tie pau>.>, | stand again.
hcr the reach of the painted world
Nv churdrd colors hold.
t'n a canvas of cloud impearled,
Drawn with "A brush of gold!
70 'ure, ~ hooking sprtS,
siNr. a. Il goddess be>tows.
I hr rl, with it> soul of might.
And The blue, with its cool repOse;
I iir yellow that heckonS and beams,
\hd The gentler children they bear;
rnr the portals Of Arts high dreams
l. bundled OF Light and Air!
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Special n ot1oe-
FS Shippers of Freight by S.anfor,s
sni"seu.ient Lime Steamers.

All persons shipping Freight BY this Line, are re
qnestcd to have Steamers receipts in duplicate,
name OF Consignce in full on the margin
shippers that are using old BOXES, Barrels and
Bags, are requested to erase all old marks. ANY
Boxes, E,rrls OF Bags that have more than one
mark thereon, win not Dc received OF shipped
All Freight must be properly marked only to the
Consigncc. Positively no freight received unless
conformible to rules as above.
GEO. q, WELLS, Agent.
Belfast, Jan. 5, ls12. tf4s