The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer from Wheeling, West Virginia • Page 2

OFFICE: SO. 15 QUIHCT STREET. FBEW, HAOAKB HALL. PKOPUBTOSA. WCDXENDAY MORNING, DEC.

2. This morning at 10 o'clock, the Presidential Electors of this State will meet the Governor's room in the Capitol, and cast their Vote for President and "Vice President. Their ballot will be transmitted bv a imfeciai messenger. selected from their own number, to the President of the United States Senate who, on behalf of the nation, coon Is the votes of the States. C.

M. Brown, member of the Harrisviile, (Ritchie county) bar died in that place on Thursday morning last, Mr. Brown was born in Preston county, and at the time of his death was about 32 years old. He leaves a 1 wife and two children. His remains were taken to the old nomestead, near King wood, for interment.

Tub Kixo of Bavabia kindly permitted Doct. J. C. Ayer to have a copy taken of Ranch's celebrated colossal statue of Victory, whioh belongs to the Bavarian crown, and atands at the entrance of tbe Royal Palace at Munich, The Doctor had it cast in bronze, and i has presented it to the City oi Lowell, where it stands in the Park and the triumphs of both freedom and medicine. Her are i tbe pride of Lowell, and foremost 1 among them aybb's mkdicinks make her name gratefully remembered by the unnumbered multitude whos arc cured by them of afflicting and often danger- ous Journal.

Tub PftPTT.VlDllT PnWnUVjU A though (he approaching session of tho Fortieth CongresB will last bul three months, there will, it 1h stated, be no crowding of legislation. The Fortyfirat Congress assembles on the 4th of March next, as will be seen from the following which is the section of au act passed at the second session of the Thirty-ninth Congress, and ed January UliJ, 18C7. It is entitled "Au act providing for the meeting of Cnu- gress," and reads follows: I il enacted, ike That in addition to the present regular time of the meet- inx uf Congress ttiereshall be a ineetiu? of tho Fortieth Congress of tho United States, and of each success! theieaftor, at 12 o'clock m. on the 4th day of March, tho day on which the 1 term logins for which the Congrees ia elected, except that when the of 1 March occurs cn Sunday the meeting shall take place ut the same hour on the next succeeding day." Vlrfflula Lands. It Is announced that the stay laws of Virginia expiro on the 1st of January, and (Jov.

Stonetnan declines to extend them. If this be true (here will very soon be thrown upon the market immence quantities of tho best lands in that State, as it is thought that fully one-half of the laud in tho. Statu ia lia- hie to execution on judgments already obtained against the holders. The tnouu-ut tho shield of these stay laws 1b withdrawn, executions will issue, and i a large amount of land, waste, improved. or trill 1 Into the market to be sold, of course, at red need priceH.

The opportunity will no iluitb; be improved by (urmoro from other States, who linvo nparo means to Invest, and if it shall be the means of dividing up of tbo largo and half cultivated plantations into smaller and thoroughly cultivated farms, the result will In the end be of great beneflt to the State, although iu tome cases, at pres. ent, the forced sales will work great hardship to the present ClIKSAl'KAKK ASID OlIIO In the meeting of stockholders of the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, (late 1 Virginia Central,) at Itichmond, an exciting contest for the presidency suited on Saturday last In the electiou of General Williams C. Wickham, of Hanover, over Colonel E. Fontaine, who has long held the position. The Richmond Dispatch says: The friends of General Wickhatn, in pressing the change by Which the Chesapeake and Ohio railrood has been placed under his chief direction, averred with great positlveuea that under his management tbo money to build the road would bo promptly obtained, and that tbo work would be linlshed in short iudeeJ, it may with the money ai commit ml.

Uenoral Wickham, after being elected, oUered the following resolutions, which were adopted 'Jirsolved, That the moitgege executed by the president and treasurer of 8 the company on the first day of Octo ber, I860, under instructions from the board of directors, for the purpose of securing loan of 10,000.000 (or two million pounds British sterling,) be and the same is hereby approved and ratitted. "Resolved, That the contract entered into uu the 31st day of August, IStiS, between the Virginia Central Railroad Company and the Commissioners of Virginia and West Virginia, for tho construction of the railroad from Covington to the Ohio river, bo and the ii same is hereby ratified." The followluggentlemeu were elected directors of the company. ii. C. Cabell, Franklin Stearns, Horace Kent, John S.

Mulford, Dr. Alexander Sharp u. Charles T. Wort- ham, of Richmond; John Wood, of Albemarle; John fiobols, of Augupto; James U. Paxton, Of Rockbridge; Dr.

John Q. Hunter, of Greenbrier, W. Alexander R. Humphries, of Monroe, 0 W. John Slack, of Kauawlia, W.

H. C. Parsons, of Putnam, W. JohnS. Witcher, of Llncolu, W.

Wbu. Native Virginian says a friend In Richmond closes a re cent letter thus. By the way, what Is to become of the ladles and gentlemen of Virginia, born to aflluence, with refined tastes, but now berett of means I wish yon would treat the subject, as you can so well, in paper." There Is but one way to treat the sub- Ject. We know a young gentleman, in vcius me oeat oioou or Virginia and South Carolina ia mingled. He was a Rood soldier, for he loves war and farming.

On the hottest days In summer we have seen him, hoe In hand, sleeves rolled up, arms nare to the el- bow, working like a steam engine from dawn until dark. This man, by pluck, by Industry and by prudence, will win back what his fathers won before him by means of the same qualities. Not 1 the pride of race, but tue strength of blood, will mske him master ttgaln. Such a man will not be kept down. As for those Virginia ladies and men who -will not stoop to conquer, (ihst fact alone throws a doubt on the partly ot their they will live die aud their children will be chambermaids and ostlers to the descendants ofYankee settlers.

McrriRKD ad- dltlonal paymasters have iuktbeeu ordered to be honorably mustered out of the aervioe of the United their services belDg no longer required: Brevet LiedL Cols. Jesse Bowen, D. i H. MoPhall, Frank Bridgmsn. T.

Turney, J. W. Drew, David Taylor, N. A Tucker, Geo. W.

Dyer, A. D. Robinson, Wellington Yrooman, Geo. Truesdell, and Edwin L. Moore.

NASBY. Written for the Toledo Blait. Dr. Nnsby SofKctll a Haven of CI zror Use BODll WHO nre In Danger or Losing tlielr Washington, Nov. 18, 1868.

qj We bed a meetin in Washington last Bp nite, to consider things. There are many things to consider jeat now, and be it wdz deemed proper to consider em. ed It wuz laint glimrins nv hope nnto the of countenances nv a few nv those present, at but notbin uv nv se aahoorancc. Sekretary Kandall ro- sa markt that so Jar c-z be wnz concerned tu he bed made up his mind. He sbood sa not take oflla under the locomin admin- te iHtrotiou.

He mile yeeld in other mat- bj tera (for hewozuva yeeldin nacher) but on this he wuz inflexible. McCul- pc loch and Browning were also dotermin- 6U ed, but Seward bad other ideas. He ta chirped in that the oldest man coodent be tell wat sixty days wood bring forth. "Wat shall we do?" askt a Poatmaa- tr. ter from Ohio.

"I aejest for President Johnson," sed su Randall, "that he apply for the Spanish sii throne. He wood be acceptible to the co Spanish people, for be hez all bis life tb been puttin the Bourbon down!" mi Randall hez no longer any fear uv cri the President. SL "Gentlemen," remarkt "I hev an all idea, wich if acted onto will pull us wi out uv our sea uv troubles." tai Speek exclaimed they all with bo one breath, "speek "My idea is Cuba. Cuba, the gem uv soi the britest jewel in the mi crown uv Spain. Let Sekretary Sew- ap ard.

who hez a talent for reel estate, buy it now before the new Government hez dli its internal revenoo system establisht, fu and while it 1b bard up for money. tb; Cuba bo the politikle Botany Bay uv av this country. Let it be bought by Sew- ha urd and then let the President go to bo work to wnout a tillin oflisia for its gov- ba eminent, while he still hez the power ho appintment. Ho must not wait to tb bev 'en? bold eleckshinB, for we alluz au succeed better in gettin ofliais by ap- ha pintinent than bv Wat a ob Heaven I see open before us! I bev an been readin Cuba up, and that ab that Island pays the Home Govern- mi raent 125,000,000 per aunuin. If the SpaniBh Government kin git $25,0000, out uv eni, we kin double it with our experience.

There's enulT for all uv ue. Give Randall a place corres- pondin with that he now holds; make trj Ben Wood Sooperlntendent uv the Havana Lotteries; make Frank P. 80 HUthin else, what it dou't matter, ez fe? he'll take any thing; make good places ati for Uohh, Fullerton, liinkley, Mrs. 8k Cobb, Vallantllgham, Brite, Mrs. Per- yh ry, John Quincy Adams, Frank Uq 1'eerce, Oinral Forrest, Jim SLeedman, ye Hobho, Doollttle, Cowan, Dixon, Sek- ok reiary Welles, and all uv that unnum- 8ei bered throng uv hungry soles, who tei iiev lived on pap so long thatany other trs liet soars on their stumicks.

Aud ha then?" ye "But sposln Congress, when it meets an refooaes to ratify the purchis by inakin ke uppropriashen?" askt a doubter. pli to mako the appropriashun is Itefooze! Ha Put before Qineral Grant the prospeck uv never agin seein the Blair afore Congress and ilio Amerlkiu people, the hope uv ia never seeln the men I hev mensbdn'd, jji and wat wood twenty or thirty mil- lions, mora or leas, be to orn? Notbin 1 jn Congress wood vote it instantaneously and the people would allsay "Amenl" Lord, how quick the bill wood go through, and how quick Grant wood ign it. spos'n Congress ehood refoose, ti wat then 7 Jest tz well. The Blaira wood hev their posisbuns, and the Cu- ct ban officials, of they are versed in American politikle history, know, ef Lhey know any thing, that when the Blaire getlinto a pluce, nothing but ieath loosens em. We should hist the banner uv shood paint onto that banner the inscripshen: I "Offices for All, In a Country where Llkker ia not taxed and in a week's dc time un nruiv uv hit? nt enough to capcher Spain herself wooil be ou them And who could Htaud afore em? Whisper "Post oflia" In their earn, and they'd wade knee deep in blood.

Lord, how the Spanish Boljery wood go down ufore em? How Frank Blair wood go for Lersundi 1 How all-the trained cohorts of Dlmocrlsy wich hev ubslainin from ofQs so uiuny years, wood risk their all for a taste uv tho sweets uv posishen "Oh! tho deliclousnls of the proa- Cl peck! Think uv an island withenuff niggers onto It to do our labor, and enuff white Cubans who can't read to vote for lis! Why, it wood recall recollections uv them happy days before the war, when tho Dlmocriay wuz thus OJ conBtitooted. I hunger and thirst for Bich." "Roll swiftly round ye wheels of time at And bring the happy day." "Then Uineral Grant cood hev peece! ah Then he wood only hev the Ablish- Qf aists on bis hands! Then the niggers uv the United States mite hev suffrage, fol Tor it would make no difference to us. We wood heve oflisis to live onto, and rr pure niggers to look down upon, and wiit more cood we want? The only iitlerence wood be, we wood hev to ac- to our stumicks to Santa Cruz rum in place uv whiskey, but that we jood do. The effect upon the bowels tie the differs only in taste, ind I am told that when both are new here aint much difference in that." The seggestlon wuz favorably reclved ttul I hev no doabt it will be acted ipon. why this "If." It 1 liuBt be Bhel be.

mi V. NASBY, P. M. (Wich la Post in aster.) Va ere U'by Wo fetionltl bo Thnnkful. Tbe Chicago Post of Wednesday last ma ays: dli Let our readers bo thankful to-mor- or' ow: ltc That they live; tin: That they livo in the United Statee: tlM That they live in an ago or light; That they have clothes to wear; That they have food to eat; That they have houses to live in; mn That they have no worse sons; P111 That they have no sillier daughters; dot That they have not more extravagant ot i That they have had no more sickness the a their families; the That whilo there Is life there is hope; That Heaven is not lar olF; That Good is good; That Grant has been elected; That co-operative laundries are to be Btablishod; That the Pacific Railroad ig nearly mil; That Spain is to bo bettor governed; 505 That the English Tories have been 101 lefeated; yoi That crown is thorny; wh That Pope ia leas powerfnl; That China is throwing open her me jales; CK That tho world in Intensely alive; hnl That Andrew Johnson is going out if office; no an, That they do not live in New York ity; J0 That George Francis Train baa not home; Col That Kentucky can't bo any meaner; Bo? That Brick Pomeroy oun't bi? any dit Chi Jen wll That Doolittle'a Senatorial clapper la ut topped; bo That the Chicago Times hasn't broken nto the Republican party; and That they get their Evening Post reg- 1741 ilnrly.

For all these things, and many more, A et thorn be devoutly thankful to-moruw. Tti-i is our Thanksgiving aer- BP nou. 1 Too Native Virginian nt- 1 ere a truth that those concerned should ake home to themselves when says: Rl Pollard's subscribers are in no small lieasuro reatwnaihlo aui A. OUBIU a ISC loath. In a community whose taste is jot depraved, a sensation paper would ki lot live a woek; nay, Its publication vould never be attempted.

Whatever Ke nay he the consequence. In this life, to he sensation-makcer, in the Court of ftnal Awards justice will be meted out those who enconraged and sustained ilm in his reprehensible calling. prl Cait. Edward B. McFarland died Savannah, Georgia, on Sunday, of 1 ockjaw.

A lew days before, the ain was playing ten-pins, and In plokqr up a ball from the a splin- let under the nail ot the middle linger right hand. The splinter was mi BXtracigd, aud lockjaw set in the next rxu a native of Weat Trenton, aj Maine, and a stranger in Savannah: i TT I I WIMIII Tlclons Wbule. The Chilian whaling bark Captain Richard Gould, when off latham Island, fell In with a large hool of sperm whales. Three boats Bre immediately lowered in pursuit, at of the third mate (Pedro Kobles, lilian,) being thefiret to strike a large -errxi whale, which was no sooner me than the whale turned upon the mt. and taking it in his mouth it to pices, killing one man, a native Talcahuana, and breaking the leg of tother.

The boat commanded by the cond mate then fastened on to the me whale, but on his turning upon boat the men Jumped overboard and ved themselves, as a lew seconas airwaril the boat was crashed to pieces 7 his ponderous jaws. The fourth ate then came up In his boat and but exactly with the same reilt the preceding boat. The Capin sent the tirst mate to pick up the at's crews, and this having been efotcd, that oflicer was so anxious to his lock on the cause of so uch mischief, but be was dlsaded from carrying out his deres by the crew, who justly feared the nsequencea of so rash an attempt, ere be ins at the time twenty-four en in the boat. The boat with the 0 ws reached the vessel at nine P. X.

was kept on the whaling ground night, and in the morning the whale iS'made out, stili having the lines The captain then had bis at lowered and proceeded in the diction of the whale, who no sooner defied his pursuers than he tnrned and ade for the boat with open jaws, and parently resolved to make short of his enemies, as on the preceQg day. skllllly fired a bomb lance down his roat, and by a dextrous maneuver olded before the whale time to turn again, ilred the second mb lance, which, entering at the ck of the tin, effectually placed him ra du combat. It was anticipated from size of the whale that one hundred lifty barrels of sperm oil would ve been cot, but only the half was talned. All the lines were recovered, a from the pieces of boats flouting oat and picked up, another boat was London to Judob Christis ia approaching, the following qIb in regard to the selection of poul7 may be regarded as "seasonable:" A. young turkey has a smooth leg and ft bill, and the eyes bright and the )t moist.

Old turkeys have scaly, tr feet. Young fowls have a tender in, smooth legs, and the breast bone readily to the pressure of the ger. The beat aro those that have llow legs. The leet and legs of the 1 fowl look as if they bad seen hard rvice in the world. Young ducks feel ider under the wing, and the web is inspcrent.

The best are thick and rd on the breast. Young geese have llow bills, and the feet are yellow supple; the skin may be easily bron by the head of a pin; the breast is amp and the white. An old gooae until for the liaman stomach. VVk are glad to announce to tho ends of Qen. 1'eirpoint tha his health much improved within the last week.

9 contemplates a trip to some warmer iixiate, and we hope to see bim return theBprlnscenlirely restored in health. Ritchie Press. diedT Tuesday afternoon, Dec. MARY luOKAS, Wife Of Thomas lOtuan, agetl 21 yearn and 1 Knceral hor late residence of spline street, Thuriday afternoon at two Frleuds of the family ore invited to tond. Tneiday afteruoon, Dec.

1833, 5 o'clock, KnmKll.13oiui(;c>itK?>u of Loit and Charlotte Joy, 7 years nc.d~l onth. rije funeral will take place from the evince or his parents on Eott ternoon at 2 o'clock. The friends of th? mily are respectfully invited t3 attend. 11-1 Wl S.1. gotitts.

TUB National Trust Co. OF TUB CITY NKW YORK, ft o. 330 VflOADWAT. apital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. CHARTERED BY THE RTATR.

Alt JUS J1ANOAM, President. James Mekbill, Secretary Receives deposits and allows FOUR PEK KNT 1NTEKKST on all Dally Balances, UJect to ChecJe at SlffhL SPECIAL. DEPOS'6 lor Six Months, or more, may be made live per cent. The Capital of OKE MILION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500 areliolders, comprising many gentlemen large wealth and financial experience, iio are personally liable to depositors all obligations of the Company to doable amount of their capital stoek. As the A.TIONAL TRUST CO.

receives deposlta large or txnallcmiunls, and permits them bo drawn as whole or in part by CHECK EIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allows Interest cu ALL DAILY BALANCES, par3 throughout the country can keep acnnt3 In this Institution with special adstages of security, convenience and pjoflt, How a Decline Is Prod need. blood makes ns well, bad blood ikes uSBlck. Vapors from poorly digested Kl in the blood uro condensed'upon tho rlous organs, and serve to make them or repair their waste. Organs made th a greater or lesser proportion of euch iterials cannot bo sound. If the bad conion of blood continues but for a few days niAalru I l.o kn.lu 111 ontlnues, tho wbolo of the body will la 10 ba rouowed with Imperfect blocd, and i health bad; It Is In a led a consumption.

rowBrandreth's Pills penetrate the whole iss of blood, causing the expulsion of imritles, the bxly feels relieved from a tingle then may be expected from enty? By continuing their we the whole Lho blood in time becomes purified, and body reconstructed from good material, i decline stopped, and a new lease of life nred. Principal office, BraudretU House, York. Bold by all druggists. Ltvm (Inved for SO cenlH." homnnds of Children die nnnunlly of up. Now, Mothers, lr you would Kpend cuts.

and always have a bottle of Dr. Venetian Liniment In the house, i uever need fear losing your little one cu attacked with this complaint. It Is 21 years since I have put up my Llnlnt, and never heard of a child dying of tup; when my Liniment was nsed; but. nil reds of cares have been reported to me, I many state if it were tlO per bottle they uld not be without it. Besides which, It i certain cure for Cnts, Burns, Headache, Sore Throat, Swellings, linmps, ic.

Diarrhea, Dysentery, Bpasms, Old and Pains In the Limbs, Back, and sst. No one onoe it who is ever it. Is warranted perfectly safe to internally. Pull directions with every Ule. Sold by the Druggists and Btoreepere In tho United States.

Depo 10 Park Y. novlH lmdAw imMMIKENEWER. JNKW8 THE HAIR TO ITS ORlu COLOR "WHEN GRAY. news the nutritive matter which nourishes the rjorws Growtji or ras Hair vrawBAxj). news Iho ImMh, wwy balr to silken eofU i nefQ, BKAUTlKtTL ITAIR DRESSING.

Jne bottle shows lla R. P. HAM. A Nashua, N. For Balo by all drosglsts.

lOvZJ-lmeoddAir EHSAIN TODNfl MEN. 3n the and Abuses Incident "to mthand Early Manhood, with the huane view of treatment and flora, ant by 111, free of charge. Address HOWARD 3SOCIATION, fibx Philadelphia, Pa. tepOS-tmddcw jfpttM An Errand of Meroy. 1 8 THE MISSION OF MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS! la one of mercy to suffering humanity.

It cannot be too hlztaly estimated, nor too I widely supported. It battles against disease Q1 in all its varied forms, and rescues the vie- timsof deatb by thousands every year The cures It has effected In tens or thousands of American homes. In hospitals, asylums, dispensatories and Infirmaries, on sea and land, and -wherever It is introduced, are admitted to embrace many of the remarkable on record. But, while It is a standard remedy for a long train of diseases, it Is also the acme of perfection as a protective medicine. It cures permanently and Is a vltallz- ingand strength-renewing agent, while on the other hand it Is a safe means of regulat- 1 ing, reinforcing and protecting the human physique from deleterious Influences, aflect- ing health and life.

It Is tlie best tonic, cor- d' rective and alteratlvo In use. Sold everywhere. db. 8. b.

habthan a 8ole Proprietors, an caster And No. 20, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa. nov21-2w SOMETHING NEW. SOMETHING NEW. SOMETHING NEW.

ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS, ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS. ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS. 1 These Collars are sold everywhere at the name price as paper and will wear three times as long. The trade supplied in Wheeling by A uaus- 0 tub Pollack. Manufactured by 8.

W. H. Ward, New York; novH-lm STERLING SILVER WARS i Awn FIXE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE. (J THE OORH AM MANUFACTURING OF PROVIDENCE, R. having the largest manufactory of Bolld Hllver Ware in the world, with the most improved machinery, and employing the most skllltd labor, me enabled to offer an unequalled variety of new and beautiful designs in Dinner Her vloee, Tea Services, and every article specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.

They offer also their well-known and unrivalled Ulckel Silver Elcctro-Plated Ware, In which they have Introduced now patterosof rare elegance. The Solid Silver Is guaranteed to be of sterling purity by S. Mint The Electro-Plato la guaranteed.to bo superior to the finest Sheffield ware. Orders rocelved from the Trade only, but theso goods may be obtained from re- ai sponsible dealers everywhere. Trade Mark Tnulo BUw, "gL Uflr'k UORUAM MANUFACTURING Salesroom No.

3 Maiden Lane, N. Y. DAIR UTF. To Art we owe a thousand graccfl; Improving Nature no dlrgrace Is 1 So, as gray hair don'c please the eye. Use UKdHTAPOKO'd MATGHL.KSS DYE.

Crltrtadoro'M Hair FrcNervatlve Striking, astounding, are the Effects produced by Hair Preservative and Deautltler. ife the hair ever so wiry, coarse and unmanageable by and coinb, in one week tb is article will render 1: flexible, lustrous, and Inclined to curl. Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dresuern. Manufactory No 68 Maiden Lane, Principal Depot No. 0 Astor House.

novlS-lmdJtw WOMAN. t.iiAiijin, uwinu -xkj xnis rrxullar and important relations which they sustain, their peculiar organization, and tbo ottlces they perform, arc subject to many sufferings. Freedom from these contribute in no small degree to their happiness and welfare, for none can be happy who are 111. Notouly to, but no one of tnese various le- male complaints can long be suffered to run on without involving tho general health of the Individual, and ere long producing per- ji manent sickness uud premature decline. Nor Is it pleasant to consult a physician for the rellei of these variousdellcate atfectloos, and only upon the most urgent necessity will a true woman so far SAcrince her greatest I charm as to do this.

The sex will then thank us for placing in their bands simple ic specifics which will be found in relieving and curing every one of those troublesome complaints peculiar to the sex. hold's Extract or sutler on in silence, and hundreds of others apply vainly to druggists and doctors who either merely tantalise them with the A hope of a cure or apply remedies which make them would not wish to as- dj sert anything that would do Injustice to the afflicted, but. 1 am obliged to say that although it may be produced from excessive exhaustion or tho powers of llie, by laborious employment, unwholesome air and food, profuse menstruation, tne use of and coffte. and frequent childbirth, it Is lar I oftener caused by airect to p( When reviewing the causes or these cite- tL treessng complaints, it is moat painful to de contemplate tne attendant evils coiuequeut j0 upon them. It la bat simple Justice lothe fcubjeel to enumerate a few or the many ad- ditional causes which bo largely affect the life, health and happlnets of woman in all classes of society, aucl which, consequently.

i affect more or less directly, the welfare ot the human family. The mania that exists for precocious education and marriage, Kr the years that nature designed for corporeal cc devcloument to be waited and perverted in the restraints of dreta, the early confine- mentof school, and especially In the un- healthy excitement or tne ball room. Thus, with the body half-clothed, and the mind pc unduly excited by pleasure, perverting lu midnight revel the hours designed by nature lor sleep and rest, tho work of lies true- tlon is half accomplished. In consequence of this early drain upon her system, unnecessary effort Is required by the delicate votary to retain her situation in I school at a later day, thus aggravating the evil. When one excitement 1s over, another in prospective keeps the mind morbidly TJ sensitive to impression, while the now con- stant restraint of fashionable dress, abso- lately forbidding the exercise Indispensable to the attainment and retention of organic health and strength; the exposure to night air; the sudden cnange of temperature; Uie complete prostration produced by excessive dancing, must, Of necessity, produce their legitimate effect.

At last, an early marriage the climax of misery, and the uniortnuate one, hitnertooo ntUrly regardless of the plain dictates and remonatrauces or her delicate nature, becomes an unwilling sub- Ject of medical treatment. This is but a truthful picture or (the experience of thousands of our young women. before the ability to exercise the Rb functions of the generative organs, they re- quire an education or their peculiar nervous system, composed of what is called the tissue which is, in common with the lemaie breast andllps, evidently under the control of men- tal emotions and associations at an early, npHnilnfllfii- onH no cliall an fy see, these emotions, when excessive, lead, long before puberlty, to habits which wad the Q. very life of ih eir victims ere uatore has sell- 01 completed their development. For Female Weakness and Debility.

Whites or Leuoorthcea, Too Profuse UuaUOD, Exhaustion, too Long Continued Pet lods. ror Prorapaos and -Bearing Down, or Prolapaus Oterl, we offer ine most perfect specJle known. helm hold's Compound Extract Of buchu. Directions ror use, diet, and advice, accompany. Females In every period of life, from Jnlntancy to extreme old age, will and it a remedy to aid nature in the discharge of its functions.

Strength la the glory or manhood and womanhood. Hklmbold'u Kxtkact ismorestrengthlng than any or the preparations of Baric or Iron, infinitely safer, and mote pleasant, Mxlii bold extract Buchu, having received the In- J. doreement of the most promin ent physldans in the United States, is now offered to affile. ted humanity as a certain cure lor the tol- Tl lowing diseases and symptoms, from whatever cause originating: General Debility, Mental and Physical Depression. Imbecility Determination of Blood to the Head.

Confused Ideas, Hysteria. General Irritability, or OenaraUon, Palpitation of the Heart, and the complain ta of a Nervosa and system. To lnsnxe out. Ask for srss botUe? for 1850. ueUveredto in all fi.

T. NonearoOennlaennlMdonenplnitecl- ri SSSS 51 gufomismento. OYSTER SUPPER. 1BE IiA.DIR8 OP THK CHAPLINE ST. M.

CHURCH will have an Oyster upper, Thursday Evening-, ad. the church. A 'cordial Invitation la exuded to all. Tickets 25 eents; to be had at le door and at Keed Kraft's Druse Htoro. oora open at7 o'clock p.

m. dec2-2t o. o. IF. I1HK OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF I.

Wheeling Encampment No. 11, are relieved to attend the regalar meeting this yenlugat 7 o'clock. Business of imporince will be submitted. vuMitv BPiunv W. P.

McKclvky. Scribe, dec2-lt ifoir, sale. flHAT PROPERTY CORNER WATER ami Heoond streets, Centre Wheeling, nowu as the Lambden Paper Mill properr, consisting or foar Dwelling Moanes. tTUI be sold logsilier or separately, to suit arc Enquire at theotUce of N. KIOHAKDKON.

fob beinsrt. flHK OLD ESTABLISHED 8TAND now occupied by Thomas, Sturgeon A No. Main street. For partlonlare idress K. F.

No. 835 North Gin st, Philaelpbla.Pa. deci-lwd teglster copy and send bill to this office.) Wanted; SEVERAL GOOD MACHINISTS, blacebmi1ii3 and "Carpenters. employment. Apply lmmedlater to oOlce of WASHINGTON MILL, dec2-6ul Sooth Wheeling Buckwheat Flour.

BARRELS VERY CHOICE it) Jost received by dec3 LIST, MORKlSON A CO. Washing Toilet Soaps. ha b0xe3 chb.v ioal olive. 10 gross Fancy Toilet. Jnst received by doc2 LIST, MORRISON ACQ.

Brooms. OLCZ. ASSORTED Jnst in at dec2 LIST, MORRISON A CO. Hogs. LFKVY DRESSED HOGS, SUITABLE (or family, for sale by LIST.

MORRISON A CO. IflVflland PittHhnrirh Rnil Rnud AND AFTER NOV. 23RD, 18G8, Trains will ran 88 foliows: Express. Mail, fclxprow 've Bridgeport- a 11-25 a 2:00 iu Btenbenvtle 7.48 a 12:211 a 1:60 4:15 Alllauoo. 11:15 a in 6:50 pin rv 8.10 8.1)0 4:45 10:43 in Fort Way a a 8:00 a iu Chicago 7:20 a in 10:15 a 10:15 a in a 0:40 in a a a a tn IfcSO a iu WaHhinstou.

in 10:10 a ui 12:25 Philadelphia a 10:00 a in New via 11.00 12 20pm New York via Philadelphia 6:50 a 1:20 Tickets to ail principal points iu the feast ail West can be procured at tho Union office i McLnre House, and at the Btatlon at rldgeport. F. R. MYKH8, dec3 General Ticket Agent. Just rADIES' GLOVE KID BUTTON Li A ITERS.

Turkey Morocco notion Gallertu Ml f-csaud Tmkoy Morocco Nnpoleon-J. Ladles anil Gout Napoleons, Kip Boys'Kip do Boys' Calf BooIn. Tho abovo, with a largo stock if all kinds of Boots and Shoos, vill be sold at very low prices for lash. FOK3EY HUCHES, nov.l 130 MAI NTItr.FT. For St.

LonlH-Dlrect. 'IttMiurgh, U'lipelini; nml SI. lonlH Mleniii Packet l.ttie. Leaves Wednesday, 2d instant. fine steamer KATE Ueo.

W. Rsed, will SaSSSZSbleave Wheeling for St. Louis, dl? Wednesday, theftl December. For freight or passage apply to decl-itt. y.

K. MONO. Agent. Notice. "1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing nnder the firm name of Oranmer the counties Of Marshall and jeizei, west Virginia, lias tnia day been by mutual consent.

G. L. CRANMHR. decl-3t B. T.

BOWBTV3. Notice. 1HE TOCK HOLDERS OF THE Wheel. lug, Parkersburg and Cincinnati Tranairtatlon Company are hereby notified to eet at the office of Boalh, Rat relied: Co. in Boat Store, Wheeling.

W. on Toeslv December 22J, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. the purpose of organization. Notice. A MEKTINQ OF THE BOARD OF Trade on coal of this city, It waa Helved that tbe dealers would make but two adea of coal hereafter, clean and nut tbe former to sell at S3 50 per ton or lOo bushel of 80 pounds; tbe latter at 8200 it ton or 8c per bushel, as per ordinance of city.

The price on plfttform Will be 7c and 5c tr bushel. H. c. CAPRHART, President; P. L.

Kdibkhly. Soc'y. nov30'3t Stockholder's Notice. 1HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CEN. tral Building Association aro hereby itlfled to attend tbe yearly meeting to be in the basement of the Court House on jursday evening.

December 3d, 18G8, at 7 clock p. for tbe purp ao of electing a eUdent, Vice-President, Secretary, Treaacr and seven Directors to serve for tbe enlug year. Tbe attent on of members is reeled to article of the Constitution on 163. TH08. O'BRIEN, President.

IA3. P. WiLKtygow. Secretary. nov2tf-td UOOQ investment.

jEHSONH HAVING MONEY TO INvest are offered the bonds of a gcod cor- ration, amply secured by a deed ox trust i valuable real estate, bearing Interest at rate of seven per cent per annum, payle semi-annually; and exempt from all sees, except Income tax. Apply to JOdEPH bEYBOLD, aov23-lw at the Banlc of Wheeling. Coal, Have WH AT'3 THE USE OF ifiering with Cold and Dust WHEN erry's Rubber Moulding, CAN BE BUVGIXT rOB A SOXO. CALL AND EXAMINE. E.

JUICOLL, Market street, opposite McLure House. 3OV20 II1E LA.RGKST AND MOST COMPLETE of Ingle and Double8HOULDER BHACES, 8UPPORTKRS, la the city, can be found at EDMUND BOOKING'S amt BOOKING MILLERS 023 bmg Store. ol 3 sn 5 Pala low br I chas. h. berry.

3tui DR. LIGHfHILL, PROM NEW YORK AND BOSTON. WILL BE AT THE M'LURE HOUSE, Tuesday Morning, Dec. 8th, until Saturday Noon, Dec. 12th, WHERE HK CAN BE CONSULTED ON CATARRH, BronchitiB.OffensiveBreath, Discharges from the Ear, Affections of the Throat and Voice, and on all Diseases, Defects and Deformities of TTTTH TilYE.

Requiring Medical or Surgical Aid, DR. LIGHTHILL ON CATARRH. Among civilized communities there Is no disease more prevalent, more universally offensive, moro productive of discomfort, or more liable to give rise to a variety of distressing and dangerous complications lhau Catarrh, in Its progressive stages of development, tbe senses of smell and taste are frequently lost, hearing and sight often suffer severe Injury. Tbroat AflacUonv, Asthma and lironcblal Complaints are feuccesslvely introduced, and Consumption la almost its inevitable result. Catrrh usually manifests ltselfat first In the cavity or the nose, but spreading beyond its primary seat, it soon penetrates into every cell, crevice and cavity or the head witn which tbe nattal passages communicate, and din used over the euiire extern or the muco-pulmonary tract.

The earliest, most prominent and characteristic features of Catarrh la a discharge from the head constating sometimes or a clear acrid lluld, but ortener or purulent yellow or greenish yellow matter, which ib usually secreted in excessive abundance, and assumes a verylfetld odor. This purulent substance Is discharged as a thick offensive Hold, or In hard llakes thiough the nostrils or throat, and frequently by both channels. In many Instances the discharge la of a very tenacious or gummy character, adhering to the diseased membrane with glue-like tenacity, and lsromovable only with great difficulty. This fact Is more particularly noticed on rising In the morning, because Curing sleep the purulent secretion hardens and accumulates with greater facility. The elTorts to relieve tbe lieaU at those times, by hawking or blowing tbe nose, are, therefore, frequently moat distressing I to the one affected, and most disagreeable to those around him.

Often they nave to be so violent and persistent that the lungs and cheat bccome strained and sore, nausea, retching, and even vomiting ensues, and severe headache or dluiness not unusually follows, and augments the general distress. In some cases even the most powerful efforts may fall to clear tbe head, until some lood or 8tlmulent is swallowed, and after which the viscid secretion becomes somewhat softened, and is then discharged more readily. Again, the offensive matter concerts into dry, hard masses or crusts, which obstruct breathing, and are very difficult to detach, ihelr dlslodgment often requiring the most violent efforts. these incrustations oome away in small hard lamps, or fragments or a deep green occasionally broad and flat casts of notable size are expelled, on which traces of blood may at urneo oe ooservea. xuu conaiuon ia very liable to ran on to serious ulceration, involving a loks of the bony structure of the nose, and subsequent flattenlngof that organ.

in cases where the discharge la copious, and of a Icose and fluid character, frequently diaturbes the sufferer's rest'by the necessity of frequent expectoration, because the purulent fluid is naturally more apt to run into the throat, when, as during sleep, the head Is thrown back. Should ex pec to- 1 ration be neglected, as may occasionally happen during heavy sleep', the Invalid Is 1 startled from his rest oy a sensation of choking, caused by the filling up of the throat with the accumulated secretion from the head. The nasal membrane is usually very much thickened and congested, cauHlng the nose to be stopped up sometimes on one side, and sometimes on theotner, and often on both, giving rise to a disagreeable stuffy sensation in the head, and occasionally to violent paroxysms of sneezing. The thickened oondltlon or the mucous membrane, and the collection or the puru- 1 lent matter In the nasal canals Interferes I with respiration through tne nose, and oblige persons so affected to breathe through the open very deleterious at all times, but more particularly so during Bleep, which, under such circumstances, Is i always and accompanied by a heavy snoring Bound. 1 A feeling or fullness, heat.

Irritation, soreness or pain Is generally experienced in the I nostrils near the root of the nose, as Well as I In the upper part of the throat, above and behind the soft palate, and headache Is rare- )y altogether absent. A distressing sensation of heavy weight of compression Is usually mmnlal npd nf nuor cialjy In the region Immediately above and 2 Sometimes pain la obstinately fixed particular part, as in the temple, on the top of the head, at the back of the neck or behind the orbits, and occasionally pain 1 tee if in the face 18 Benerally affected and be- 1 comes hoarse, muflled, 'weak or uneven DMal or an anpleasant snlfiling quality. Cough of variable feverity isnotunfrequently one of the ly mptoms and results or Catarrh. Tne breath Is usually tainted and assumes it times, an exceedingly fetid and sicken, ingodor. In some cases it i5l 1 oTtlngjy offensive as to render the KieSL008 10 blmaeir as well Theeense of smell is usually blunted purely lost In Catarrh, and a similar effect )n taste may be occasionally observed The are apt to become lrribible, and dlsSS excessively on exposure to the a.KariMa-SasrS1 IU uie stomach generally suffers more or lees ind becomes weak and Irritable; the appelte is capricious and is nearly always bad In he morning.

The patients generally complain of lassiude and fatigue, an Incapacity for either or mental exertions, a feeling or reigbt and discomfort in the region of the lomacb, and a constant disposition to rowslness and sleep. The mental faculties re also sometimes slightly affected, loss of aemory being more or less present. Catarrh may prove fatal, either by deblllEitlngthe system and wearing onithe palent, or by traveling downward, and proudng consumption. This fact has been so 9 pea led ly notloed that all experienced praconers now look upon Catarrh as one orthe lost frequent and important causes or this am plaint, but according to our extensive bservatlan It should always be regarded as premonition, and one or the very earliest J. lanifertatlons of Consumption.

A systematic, Judicious and well directed mrse of treatment, such as we have for Bars employed In our practice, ISsure to be llowed oy a permanent cure. ffimftattt tailoring. 1868. 1869. Fall Winter Fashions i i A.

M. ADAMS Has received hib and winter stock of superior CLOTHS, I CASSIMERES. VESTINGS, From Superfine to Medium. And will be made up to order in the latest Btyle and at as low prices as any other house In the city. I Invite my friends and the public generally to call and examine my goods before purchasing.

We guarantee itlsfactlon to all who will favor us with their onleis. A well selected stock of I FURNISHING GOODS, AT IXJW PRICES. I 1 have a large lot of BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, bought in New York at greatly reduced prices and will sell them so. Come and try how low you can get a suit for. NO.

38 WATER STREET, Whuumo, W. Va. gtg eapai. Rich Black Cloaking Velvets JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS Five pieces Real Lyon's Black Silk Velvets at reduced prices. I One dozen Genuine; Paisely Long Shawls, the finest ever offered In this city.

All 811k Black Irish Poplins, for Walking nov9i J. 8. RHODES CO. i tt i iu Read the following and GO AND SEE. Bboctlng at 45c i Linen Bbeeting at 125 Handsome all Linen Napkins I from VI 50 to 2 00prdoz i Ruck-a-buck Toweling only.

Soopryd i 8-4 Table Linen, warranted all Linen, worth 50 at 1 00 pr yd Yard wldeBhakerFlannel.wortb 1100, at Honey Comb Quilta 1 75 Irish Linens, Bird Eye Linens, Pillow Case Linens. I Marseilles Quilts. At extremely low prices. DRESS GOODS! VELOURS, REPPS. CLIANG ABLE POPLINS, IRISH POPLINS.

ALPACA POPLINS. BELGIN CORDS. TAMISE CLOTHS, HENRIETTA CLOTHS. FRENCH MERINOES, EMPRESS CLOTHS, COBORGS. BLACK LUSTRES, aud all other styles of Goods In tbo market.

FURS-! FURS! FURS! We have the largest stock of lars ever brought to the city, and are willing to sell them for leas money. Only think hand- some sfct of Siberian Squirrel for 8S.OO. Blankets. Those wanting Blankets cannot go amiss. Wo will sell a good 10-4 all wool Blanket for per pair.

We want It distinctly understood that we will sell cheaper than any other house in the city. A SANDERS', i nova 114 Main I holesale and Retail I GRAND OPENING 9 or a CHOICE SELECTION or FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS! 1 1 Notions, Carpets, ') Which will be BOUT, exclusively for cash at Less Than New Yorfc Prices! rHIS 18 THE LARGEST 8TOCK THAT liM been opened in this city for years, Old will be sold at prices that will give geneal satisfaction 10 all cuii hn ui avor me wltb a call. Good, fast colored from 10 to 12Xc; rood. Bleached unbleached Muslin from rom 10 to all other goods in Callsoon and Judge for yonraelf at Nos. 81 83 Main Ce otze Wheeling, and oblige.

JOHN BOEMER. 868. Fall and Winter. 1869. TIIE LABGE8T, THE BEST.

Amj Tli? Cheapest xoror FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC dry goods; AMD NOTIONS IN THI OZTT IB AT lie MAIS STREET, epM HANDIiAN, JORDAN ft CO- OBK PACKERS, AJTO DKAI.KBfl 13V our, Oilg, Cheese, Grain, fto. JoUn Ud Mb WBW-nmnignm. For Cincinnati and Louisville. aaw line passenger steamer eagle, capt. Amos UESk.

Davis, will leave above. rVednemlay, the 2nd at 8 o'clock, p. For freight or passage apply on board or to BOOTH, BATTELLE A decl-2t Agents. For Cincinnati, Louisville A StLonli. fine side wheel passenger learner MAJOR ANDERSON, KSHiCapt.

cbaa. Mohleman. will leave vt above Tuesday, the 1st at 8 o'clock, m. For height or passage apply on board or to BOOTH, BATTEL LE A Agents. El arietta and Parbenburg Dally Packets.

side wheel steamers and "EX. PRKaa." leaves WhMlInn Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven a. m. Ex preen leaves Wheeling every Tuesday, rbureday and Batnrday, at 11 o'clock a. m.

Connecting at Bellalre with trains from Pittsburgh, due at 11 a. v. Freight receipted through to all points between Porkersburg and ualllpolis. BOOTH, A Bepl9-3m Agents. Jor gettt.

For Rent. rnHUEE NEW BRICK HOUSES, EACH I containing three rooms, cellar, coalivault, ate. These houses are SITUATED IN THE 2ND WARD, julte convenient to the Market Square, and in a good healthful location: THUS. O'BRIEN, i.ov25 Real Estate Agent. For Rent.

THE WAREHOUSE AND STORES situated on the corner of Main and ftulncy streets, consisting of One store on the corner. One store street. One warehouse Qulncy street. Now occupied by John Hamilton ft Co. Apply to ocl7-tlJanl W.

L. MCAFEE. got salt. Island Lots For Sale. fnffO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTH No.

166 and 187, on Ohio street, adjoining property of Mr. Nlcoles. For terms apply to H. P. MORRIS.

lOTMntnrflf Thna. Conurd. dee'd. For Sale, AHPRINQ WAUON FOR ONE OB two horses; one sett heavy single harness, almost new. One Blacksmith's Bellows (Arndt's make) in good order.

J. M. RICHARDS. nov3(Mt at Dillon. Thompson Co.

BRICK AND STONE FOR SALE. Proposals for the purchase of tlie whole or any part of the brick and stone on the premises lately known as the "Athonenm Malt Hoase," wilt be received by the undersigned, any time thU week, up to Saturday night. Deo. 5tb, at their offlco adjoining the Custom House. For terms and other information, apply to novao 6t OTTER FIELD at CO.

Commissioner's Sale. Margaret Waters, vs. Kin Chancery. Estella May Waters, etala. By virtus of a decree rendered In the above entitled cause on the Jay of October, 1868,1 shall, on Wkdfesdat, the25th day ot Novimbik 1868, at i0 o'clock a.

m. proceed to sell at the front door of the Court Home of Ohio county, the following described real estate, or aaoiHclency thereof to pay the debt mentioned In the bill and proceedings in this case. First. Lot number ibirty.flve (35) In Zones' Island addition to the city of Wheeling, as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee, ftc. Secondly.

Lot number thirty-six (86) in Zone's Island addition to the city of Wheeling as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee, 4c. Terms of sale: One-third Gfl of the purchase money cash, the residue thereof at six (0) and twelve (12) months with interest irom the day or (the purchaser having the privilege of paying such amount In cash at the time or purcnase as lie may wish todoj giving notes with good security to hecure tLe payment of the deferred instalments, ami retaining tho title uctll the whole purchase money is paid. WILLIAM CALDWELL. CViinmlulnnpr. G.L.CRANMER, Attorney.

Tbe above sale In postponed until TUKHDAY, December 1st, 1568, at 10 o'clock a. m. November nov26-td For Sale. 2q shakes bridge stock. do Unnk do 10 do In American Building Ab90ciaU0ti.

nov25 1. IRWIN. For Sale. I offer for sale my bksidence on Fourth sL The house is la thorough tepalr nuil arrangements for oomlort anil jonvenieuce-very complete. For location It Is one of tho mcst desirable residences in the H.

cranglf. novH-ldecl For Sale. MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMPden street, between Byron and Slxtn? i rooms, attic, cellar, gas, etc. OC17 JOHN G. CHANDLER.

rur lemuenquire OI JU. OUAVULKK, it 1st National jtank. Factory for Sale. OUR FIVE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, with FOUR LOTS attached, containing COMMODIOUS BCILDINtiN, ror Office, Warehouse, Blachamltb 81a op, etc. Also, with the above, Ono EoRlne, SO 0.

Fiy-TVIieel, and 3 Boilers; One MaeofShnftlng, etc. The above property Is well adapted for manufacturing purposes, and In excellent condition, ana next square to the Post office. Terms, pair cash, and reasonable time. NORWAY IRON M'F'G Jyl5-tf Cor. 4th and Clay sts.

For Sale and Bent. Business basement rooms, finished offices and Dagaexrlan rooms in second story, and rooms for other purposes Tor rent in my brick block on Main street. Possession given Immediately. Building Tots and dwelling houses for sale. a manufacturing site, containing eight lots, fronting on Main street and the river, between the Belmont and River-aide Mills, Sixth Ward.

Alao my country place for sale. THOS. HORNBROOK. Office, No. Main street, above nroe, np stairs.

febl4-u ATTENTroF-" IS CALLED Po tho'flne French Merinos at 87X cents. To the fine French Empress Poplins, at 75c. To the fine Mohair and Alapacea lo the line bi'k and bro. Alexander Poplins. And agreat variety of other new and deirable Dress Goods.

and r.laid Flannels of all styles, Jeans.and Tweeds. Vater Proof Cloths. boulevard Skirts. iaimoral and Hoop Skirts, Jed Blankets, white and colored. Coverlets and Honey Comb Quilts, thawtoofall kinds, BLnit Breakfast Capes, FURS! and Fttnoftl' nd qoalliy, at VERY UO PRICES.

fFar Hoods and Swan's-Down Trimmings. Carpet Cnain, the best In market. The above and all other goods will be sold Cheap for Cash! Call and examine my stock YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY GO TO HENRY ROEMEB, io. SO, CorncrofJlAln and Blddlo wnire nuccunr. DOV 12 Just Received; '(1 BOXES VIRGINIA BRIGHT TOIU bacco.

A Fancy TwtetTobacco. 3 obacco, and SnuIT. ITerexl to tli? aAe at the lowest W. T.HINGI.ETON, No. 83 Main it, wnaellns,.