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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

Ills nil heather is favorable having hPe min
= aEer. i,you SSUbtd have dlGtstrate Dasuerreo
~ UusIt friends that ''time cannot effAee' call a
'a'er:, 40 100 MAIN st up stairs and set one Of
l,.as4ass,t portrsils or miniatures. Reeoaeet he
q th,r please. + .ar.= =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
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.F8P6Rf4b FOR THE mrs ITfSfFiNSd5FE

.RsP6RfH1 FOR THE I, fIN7f RI EEifGENd ERP, |
,Arrirnls nna
FOR he hst24 Hours, ending last al sO,elOek
ARRIVALS il / 81 ~ ~:
Vir.oun. ..0,NeiI :. >. steubenyillel
Stephen, BayaTd. Booth :. .sI !.SuntiSiis
Courier. Roberts. ,.,,. rkesbllrgl
Diurnal:.s,s ~ :: i:-.u r lttsbprgh
ExchSGge go y dos.
70 Eiliancep. g.. .li.L Calhoun. ~. :.dot:.
.r IeIcmMai -. ~. Cox; 4.
Julia Dean, go, cYayr--s, .,-.ts -t!pA-
ciIlnati.1s .Kountz. .'!-l. 40. q
LIKE Erleg:. .I.'a. Z. I
AlleE6eR4 GlPpsF Henderson, Grave e G5eg9
MAY Flower. .DeYeney, ,.,. -Cinclnnaili
Pittsburgh .Gs4S! Campbell. s!S.sa do
4 Pmirie City. Mason - :;sI.iifi 81. L49plfT
= ''''' DEPARTURES. ;;lai's.it:j,'ri I
yiro4GS,si;,,,.. :. Neil sSteubenyiliei
. Stephen Bayard 49,. Both ..7!j! !: " Snnhsht
81 Orion =: = lion. e; J. ST. Mny'S
Venture. >. ..... Watkins, = ,-1s Parkesbllrgt;
: Manchester. ,..Maorei. ..s. &. PlttsnurgiI
May Flower, .,.... !peyeney ..:.... .do.ii,+
Pittsburgh. 49,. Campbell ,s.do5
t,Rinancier. -. ....... Calhoun 40
Praire City,. .'. ~. ..NIason. :....... do 4
Allegheny Clipper. Henderson: Gravel creek
Helen Mar Cox. ..-..: GAINESVILLE.
Julia Dean's-.l. I. McNny. .!:..: 81. do J
Cincinnati. ~. :Kountz.i 49,, ;CinciRnaiI
Lake Erie. .........''.'.-.'. ',...- tuo"'
s. G-water z feet &c inehes--rising. 4 -
Wa r.-+-t--A-------- Z - i'f' 'a
Boats DEPARTING, THIS DAY. (
g. E,rEuBENyrpbE......Vir oqua -. y P. NJ.
~ SuSFIsff!s. ~ Stephen Bayard.: 4 P, NJ
e. PErTS9usGn. ~, s.Diurnnl. ...e'''.'.-.S Am
PARKEsBURGu.,s sGOurier.. ~. ..t0 a. NJ.
-. GfS -. G eorgetown. .. ....lCl a. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
..Naw Falla !, Goods. !

NEW FAIL Goods losN i~s
d Goods, snohg Whis my found be following.
DRESS SILKS sfs
Very ribh silks Plain. black Gro De Rhine
Col'd & bin, Satin dc Uhlnei SILK Heavy and Fteh
Madame lie Rossi, BroeAdeBI ~ f6ria1l wear i'
entirely new, lEtsF Stewart Plaid SlkA In
Gro de AIriqre .Iai5sIl II stirely desgus.
French Muslin neLaines Plain and Figured.
AOuTnintSS aIIahdS " DOL u Uusii d DE- Iaihes.s
.EEePsL ebipEasss yeTE 5ssGdfaL ates-aEs% +agg
q Ell SRYlF Il gneqp!ed for elegance
cErnline fur ShBfTs, al colorsIsaII y :. fsss.
Thibct Palm ShawIs, all coors. 'lfs. 1s.s' -
Crppe SbRwlsY all prices, KmbLoderea and Plain
French Cashmere, ayyss,s4u ;itz3sg IT, 49, l -,
BAY State and French Plaid shaws. - -. -,
TRIMMINGS; EMBROIDERfES, &c.
Embroidered Flouncing in SWISS aud JaeOnet AaApos
JSeoGei Sp9 swiss EtgnEs 4ga l9ssI SIi9gs
EITiGlnng Buttons, in new designs. azSr sAtF ~ ~
EIlnScs and Laces i'll every vydIhs ,dsj
Wide Baekapd eploIed Velvet Ribbons sz1gs .tFttl
Narrow do for Trimming .
scpts o. w HEIsKELL & 90
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&aotEsALR AH1 kErAfG 1iEkTERs g1N

IL - oC1IEilI1lAINSte o. hNQAb
IL &hotfsALE 1S1 kE1AfG DExIERs IL
s lii.' 8, 8 e. g. DIS lND, SHOES, -
hha B55s aLh lsathef ie,a T;aaiagis.
4EshETEsaqGt thr mi kpOpn sfand , z 81.
GlI .stt Of Ithe ;iia, isfr
| I ] $50 ,,;sssg II ID rs RED BOOT.
sssSsa s s sssae
aR q f9 sy ssS.
manufactured to order. Sur URhIIee
regular eust0geE all others who may favor sIith
hoes we ipsS Tis y q s
in this u
part of sfolowfpsss enable goods $50 ssss!!,
9s5.ti ~ ..ssa NO 1s7.
p 1SIpstSPoUTs44 SHILDKESs sooTEEs,
az, zee mans ma cali boots SSS
Il o0Qprme,Esdip ;bo6ts 1920 ehldren,speg
1900 mems bufa ana sesliIo lq goat e
|, mn MEMS IRooAks. HIssES RoofEEs AND
SSS nA sgSs,Ss ,eo
s. i.
s sSe Yas FL & iEEp s; & i.itsEs. an
200. Iiio asesi tdS.a3S1T '.s<s ;st:Isi ,a11s
&c. SS, L :;sI
.s2o0l1 .lpI thick dsI ! ias5itsiS lERATHDRgfs j..
Icy 0o pr boys kpbrogaiis. - ANDsnoE STOCK
S SSS E. ssd dI'. g
woMyxs faof aSSrs SA9 ,sIet aIsortmsht ofshss stuck
1699goatlaee boots 10 4egi aud findings wiz;
,000cqlt don ,,,,.is7 Spanish SoleI leStherf
600cah do " j.. Upper Leather, CD,
GOO kip do and Morocco S1dha,
woAEss RAN }fa liRp si aSs bind
ooo LlSDs. .,gEIisshsF - ALSO.
SP sifts s See ks h3s
t6oo fs d6oWSlkihg khoes, ii 'Psse Tscts ssReot
60 ado peEsedb uskius.9l9 y Webb: eAIEl Sa9ss
90 do hid busMns, alp. knivEs, Haits, I'm
A,T% 5sPGy airsa sssss Shoe
French Boot Shoe lk Lace sAiher for sewing bali
&c-2 doz Deor SlinB 80 sides alum tanned CoYhidtS
HhHfkl for patl sxtendsdto
SrIssi. '''A MscfIEIENs KNox
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
1852 FIalfsN9 p 6IaNT sTOoIE OF 1859
$3.50 ~ DRY" GOODS, = $50
. -, VIM It, Sci IN a5sg

.1,,...s, i'WM.s .aSEE BY.n g544
M oNRoE STREET, Wheeling Va Ia now IeeetSInE
M his stock OF Fall aud Winter Goods, for Jobbing oi
iatcstimpOTtatons, bsst OF our
COUNT y. carefully selected expressly for thu ,.u
t5Ssa.'4 iaaa g 3oiSBfNG TRADE. I, -,
orsthe best abries dssigns aud eoors, 10 which EeIs
sQcits an examination from As old epstonSe0
dtfT Country Merchants. s,f6, ta,, Il J.sit f.Sn3f
CLoTIIS- stock consists part The akefs,
aadof usual variety Of eolois both and
casS saIn blSs < and
greatvnricty of the choicest aney toIofs:
Browns; &C! "a TeFS lii ihde 6npIete stodki also
saa sTEesds and OyI jeanalaR Esg .f ,ASvsl HsSS
OYER COATINGS- BIZ pilot beaver
cotil and other such goods IN Sartetys ~ al
YeTy Ialse stoc The best imakeTs Iasi
- bladder colots, as well as fhe most common htHe
iNls Or low priced prints for eomEorts, &e:I ~ a
DRESS mouse Aims, eInh,d patTe,
y1ain and fsd blSIk alpacas well az ot eoIoIt
OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
snd:fsiis, }fe oSEts sts & SSfta Soteh mills In
ll &c tdin, and cotton aceA, edBihgS etc.
Iss in variety, SasOd rish lnena5ifJl ys.ss.g
CPS7 Mems, hOys and velvet and Cloth Fapl
also Mexican hats most 1esl liable lot 5lsY ~
AISo-SaNvls, ribbons, hosiery, unbi elias Drown and
blcaqhed nluslns, ,sliLting, checks, Ticking, de-
tccS f6gcthef with ftdIs and Complete tstnck Of
Notions OF Ill sorts ipsasH wantedi and sltoseth
or / feel well akSlediny stock IL so complete that
when It is examined ind tho prices tolds1 twill be
found in all IesPectsIl peThanSi supeEeF 70 any
htEys hSatoekoI GnodS before offered tho market
Eiang2ff .sfaaUd .a1S--tIR1' - z-aV.1- SELBe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

-p,rrpExr'sM EssAor was isSuea nStt
lAE 49,. !, advance of any other City 'epef'
ONES 80 AT three clock, at sixo'elooS was
,fEas ..I moot taken, and at 60 o'clock NY
t.m our press, and by out suDsetps.s nv
W. ,Te e,ty were supplieEnot with hall'sleet
o.. .Dsr miserably printed on one SIDE 'hE9Mn
o. ntta1etesa hours after the receipt OIL ing
a,Ou.. I'M, with our regular issue. -
Aes| ,be depials of the !"Local' of the GoEette
,.s-sF a.. we do not deem them of sntheslen'
70, .Ttsnce to claim attention. and consfoV 1.
'Dto,' however much he may desire it IS IN
'"". .Ss in our columns. As this is thefrSt time
w. Nc mentioned him, and as our leaders would
.;nezcusable for doing so now, did we NOT
- ~ 10 do him good. we adopt the sentiment Of
~, ,1blo in suggesting that tie editor oil Inc ia
W no,ll be saved much modification ana 10 npcn
-, n p.per, if lis 'locar' were confined IN the
We, ",, sealing Room, or in charity unui
nd 20 correct his propensity for bad gram
mi fanniieista. vulgar gossip and dog hghts'
Ia" 20,
- ,-i,rr e TsouFE.--A novel entertainment IN
of troupe of trained monkyes, dogs anu it
w, will be here at the MelOdeon on Friday and
s SO itetouPe comprises forty animals winch
IN, 40 Il nm serious and comic pantOEnihcs, and
' sI,,,isif.is. The proprietor, Signor Donneth,
y,,,,lt principal cities Of Europe, and gave
va f,t e,b,i ton in this country short timeago'
=. lace Opera, New York, elicitihg as
.,nissne !, ,l admiration at the extraordinary DIS
' .,'. ,td intelligence byhiS troupe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
Cloak Cloths.

MAZE would call particular attention 10 our stock OF la
w dies French iOak Cloths, waTTantsl last Gu.OTs
Comprising oivc brown, Gsec Lead, Black aud CitTo
Thcss Cloths were imported by Jas Heck 4 60: or thei
retail trader we have Trimmings TO match the Cloths
lust ieceived at w lElSKELl. IL cos
Oct25 ,-. -..-...T 81 .sl . u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

40. yrsn PuStiahea, .TsE lVrse''s, ,its'fesuta.io
Poftrait,. o. w ashtE1 ct on-!! 90: .s.1,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

1 1a9snfy s4MIsandto 20 att
Goa Is1 = i. = ., aasf5oss.
Z ttbFss
het OF tte
linn bT0fd6ht 10 this aIIy other rket.
fii@ sBiss rs i5
s.r.gtafN4AIR fiG i7ft1 opposite esaE Et6h Hall,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
JYhccIiHg IInd 81. injury rs n weekly & FS'

- = Notice to, HouseReepers, u. o
N1;Xy CARPETS .Ar REDUCED PRICES.
10000 T TSo S's specially informs lis
Pabs generally that no has neg
nom the east Iecevins the largest best ana
most beautiful stock Carpets Rugs, Oil GOtlIc eic
eyer obr, in city, embTucii gH!mGst every OF
str ann that can GIn in he Eastni i1Tkcts,
rom tho finest English Velvc:s down TO cnmmon Ital car
net This has been sceclUi with great care ll p
chased under the most favorable circumstances which WIZ
9hc me 10 lower than The sHnic qzy Of
unod we're ever sold in this city, Those in want 7nods
in Iy line will please call and select nom Of oyoT
yards, t5O price
ITnnII5c. to s. Tyard- T.! y 81. :. I,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
Mheeline and Marietta -Paoket.

Whee11nB and FIGLSUuLSA'
,-,.,,.,.t II, TIE fine side wheel - r--s-. II,
. IL ID passengers steamers a q
tsSs-FI5dS>S' WINCHESTER, Cap. 4SislI y
ESSS+S-Sf7 Geo. ID. Moore, and s.dSISSsSS55SS5z17
niURNAL Capt Thos. Calhoun, win run daily between
pyrvcry Monday W ednssd and Friday a; ~ ~; and
leaving tsburrn every Tpcst1y Thursday aud Sarda!
nj mr.; aid DiurTb bSruE wheeling eSeFY Tues
ay ThuTsuy and Saturday. ard cayiIg Pittsburgh every
Mo- day "wednesday and FRIDAY tthe sam1 hour:
f't ''7 & C. BAKER Is Co, AgcHi.
Errirt for the above Jackets will lie received at
BnkeptS Co g wharf boat charge - ia IE2i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

iIsoR large number Of Lots ntlc l3ucna Vista, Churchill
No and Churchill additions 10 the City: .a ir4
lNyIalsn sell in parcels to suit purchasers so rleh m
t,c land within corporate limits OF as las lH'
been laid of into lots, being upwards vi One hun
,I-c cres and being the III the occupancy"
{biain Altman aud nov he'd By me IN inst for MIS-
Eli.. ~ q q ERANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
DISSOLUTIOM.

Z 1cd441S44SNLrl IL W eL1 - ... L 81
TUST opened jan assortment splendid plsuished Ware
u consisting coffee and Tea ETus. ciailg hshcs oyS
ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers IeE?t, l
coolers, Stomach WARMERS and pAigied Ole <et3-'i
Beautiful arcle.' We respectfully solicit tho ALLEGATION
public varied aid beautiful assert cn OF oust
- H0RBS, BARNES Z, Go,
Noes Monroe st, rear the Posi- Office,
-noyfO .l Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

1E DOZEN Mems fnc Cloth Caps lust received AZ Iii
I'D south end Of Market Square, Sign OF the BacIth
moth Boot sft. f7
scnt6 --L-.-- TODD q DENOi..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

,t54 o,rs ending l4st al o,eto,J
u =. 5000 ~ ~ 81 :. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
e Short Greek lands for. Sale.

The rapidly advancing Improvements OF the city or Wheel
Ing the acites Afforded by tIc various rail road c0hneG
t6ns about TO be completed with The Wes and the Sea
The p oduetons ol The country render Is arm
highly desi T6hlc wishing farm rUtit1y AMI
has seldom been that finer INDUCEMENTS have lecn hcii
out to purchasers. .-.-s /, w. MITCHELL /
Wheeling Sep. ~, 1852. ri ....-f ...... ASA
Washington Reporter and Examined, and weIIshure
IIeTaldp .... .........
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THERE am again with Tremendous stock of Cloth:
Ill Cassireres Vcstngs, DC, all make up 10 suit
TONER At lowest rates OTPrccs, and hest style Of or
manship. COetIl A. VI. ADAMS.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

JUST Issisaz SiiiEs,.
GEN. j n Gi56ze b ON ,lr.as:.;-i OIL
ngra we'd by iecE ESQ pnr tlp original portrait
:, -Ininted b y iIgic ully Esq. ,sjs5 ;sIBis.
This portrait will hea nlatolsior the Washington rnd
will bcin very respect sS9egoltGIpil stgiIse
Price s. per copya few l'rnos at iesaG ;.s gsIs
octiS-5imd ,.s ~ es,e5 1an,sMaIIsSs RlrimOnd.ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09

= : VVH56IIIIB " I-1UO " sIE . =
... .. ~ IAN UF' A C. TO IL Y.. lHI
THE partnership heretofore existing between Stockton
Bakerd & 20. has been dissolved by the purchase Of
Mr.. Rankcrds right, title, and interest by Stockton
Russell. - . r.
The business viii be carried on under the name Of
Wheeling. Oct 4. 1855
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-09
Fresh Oysters

"a % FAMILIES, Parties and otLers, can be sup.
E3S piled at all times with No oysters by the can
~ NJ a''1 'i'E - : MRs. NJ. J. REATING's
SI15-,T : Confectionery, cor. Main and Monroe ste.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-06

METHODIST ALMANAC.

JUsT PUBLISHED.-The Almanac for 1853 IL ready.
- 1t is handsomely printed, good paper, embellished
with engrayins and altogether got up in at
tractye style In addition TO the usual matter of alma
mac confirms the Statistics of the NJ r. Churchpan Of
Episcopal Visitatons for ls53-Bshops Of NJ H. Church
with their residences &c-summary Of the Missions Of the
NJ X. Church-Tables OF Colleges and Semnaries-Sunday
School Union Statscs-Book ConcernStatscs OF the NJ
f. Church; of the British Wesleyan Methodist Church;
Primitive Methodist Church Wesleyan Church In Canada
NJ H. Church Canada African NJ n. Church; Principal
Religious Denominations In the United States and the
American Bible Society Government of the United States
including list Of the Members Of the Senate and House
Statistics of the Population, Manufactures
Agriculture Railroads &C. Of the several States and Terri.
ories-Population Of Principal Cities and Towns-Pop-
uation Of other Countries and CitiesNaygaton and
merce Of the United States &C. &C 1t contains also
riety Of good reading matter in prose and verse.
sep 2S GRAY BALLANTYNE, eth at.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-06
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
ANECDOTES OF
WINFIELD SCOTT,
as SOLDIER AND As CITIZEN.
BY Edward william johnson.

The acts of common men are like mere dirt
they contain nothing in them which is worth the
sitting. Even the lives of the most famous must
be largely made up Of common place facts, just as
the richest mines must have in them vast deal
more of earth than metal. Out Of history and
biography, the mine, we get anecdote, the metal,
casting aside the soil stone that envelopes
it. Now, let anybody that likes it, sift every
grain of General Franklin Pierce, and see if he
can fud o bit ofanything but the commonest kind
of clay in him and his doings True, when Cali
fornia's treasures had been discovered, certain
spectators persuaded people that they had found
mines as rich down about Maine and New Hamp-
shire but they proved to have been "nested,"
like Pierce's reputation with gold that came from
somewhere else, and the deeper they dug the less
they found of anything but dirt. IL would be as
easy To draw sunbeams out Of cucumbers, or 10
sweat gold off gingerbread as to extract bright
fact out of some peoples lives. We shan't gointo
any such "diggings" for gold, especially when we
have before us such "placer as the life of Scott
Our purpose is to weave together series Of
bright or curious personal traits, that shall be
like rich string Of beads. To get the pearls for
it we don't intend to go to clam-bank. The
fact u.s. in poor opinion that the locofocos have
fallen upon the worst possible means of defeating
General Scott; he had no need to be helped by
the comparison-the contrast with Pierce, Scott
is O diamond that asked no aid cf d foil to set it
off, His was light visible by day and in the
sum- they thought to hide it by placing about it
darkness (Pierce) which only makes it shine the
more.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-06
Rich Curtain BELONGINGS.

WYE have just received and have for sale rich and
w extensive assortment Of Gilt Cornices in entirely
new designs and at very low prices.
Also elegant Side Bands Pins and Hooks, beautifully
presenting various flowers and fruits all represented in the
highest perfection of the arts They quite
and very pretty
cases. comprising very attractive assortment of
style Centre Cords and Tasses Side Loops and Gmps all
Of which were made to order expressly to match
the various rich curtain fabrics have in store and
sale.
Also style French velvets with the trim
mings matching for curtains.
These goods entirely in this country and whilst
they cost but little money extremely gentee and ad
init into the parlor unusually transparent and pleasant
light
Also pieces rich cherrycoored and myrtle green plain
Cloth for piano and table cloths, article, very
STYLE pretty and reasonable.
Elegant piano. table, and stand Covers in tapestry pat
terms, fine French cashmere warranted to hold their
colors in washing
Rich Damascus Table Covers in silk WOOL and wool and
cotton, all in unique designs.
Also 20 cartons style Lace and Swiss muslin under
Curtains, in pairs.
And of wide lace to be used shades with brochate
satin ain embroidered in application and vine.work
very new pretty and cheap.
To all Of which the attention Of housekeepers and those
preparing to housekeep is respectfully invited.
CLAGETT Il D0DS0N.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-06
nR. HARRIss INFIRMARY,
L. NO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,

nETwEEN SECOND AND LOMBARD STREETS.
vs. SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTED, OR NO
MONEY REQUIRED. a
Over twenty years experience In the treatment of all
forms of PRIVATE DISEASES enables DIR. HARRIS to in
sure sound and speedy in any Of these complaints.
HIS remedies free from disgusting oils, bdlsan poisonous
compounds OF mercury and Injurious drugs, which often
foTtDe. 3a
THIS INFIRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for the eectua Of
all classes Of Secret Diseases In the shortest time
compished by proper and safe remedies, established in
TINS city over thirteen years ago, REFUGE from Quacke
ry NO public notice of this Institution would be required
were II not for the number of strangers in large city
posed to IMPOSITION from the aluring bats of Mock Doc
TORS who will promise anything to entce strangers to their
wnrTED sEPuLcHREs.
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative The remedies of Dr.
HARRIS in renovang the MENTAL PHYSICAL POWERS and
removing all ORGANIC with other evils. entailed
by certain Secret Habit innocent In action certain in
effect and unsurpassed by any discovery of the age.
TO FEMALES. rs
Dr. H. has given particular attention to female diseases
His experience enables him to relieve and
al Irregularities Nervous Derangeent, Constitutional Weak
ness General Debility, de- Prompt attention given to let
ters and treatment marked with skill and delicacy Com
munications sacredly iarioldte.
Distant persons cured at home, by addressing DR. COR
DON HARRIS Baltimore etters postpaid) Medicine sent
In any direction by mail. may 27--ly
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-06

live obscurey, though, if good, happily, and per-
ish almost like the summer fly Some, buster,
have the genius of ants, and hustle along only to
heap up private store. Others of more poll
tic Sort turn to public life, not for honor's, but
for profits sake; and seeking, Under the name Of
PATRIOTS to serve themselves not their country,
become loud, and, for q time, successful deina-
gogues, These last, by some lucky hit of intrigue,
or some stumble of all better nominations, may
come TO be found out by o Democratic convention,
and held up to the wondering peoples suffrages,
for the highest honors of land that had never
before heard Of them. Scott was made to be un-
IKE all these unlike the first described, because
ne had an impulse; unlike the others, because 1t
was noble one that took him early by the hak !,
and led him on to things really admirable.
Yet was something, perhaps, added by descent
10 help his original organization, and give it by
and by, in the midst of the civil profession which
alone seemed, in peaceful country, to open for
him way to honor, the final determination to-
wards that pursuit In which he was to shine so
much. His grandfather and grand-uncle (Scot-
tish gentlemen of some condition) had fought
bravely along with the gallant Lochiel and many
more, against King George, in the fatal battle Of
Culloden. The second named had fallen there.
The first had escaped death only to suffer banish-
tuent and confscation. Taking refuge in the
colony of Virginia, he had no doubt transmitted
to his grandson in lieu Of the patrimony Of which
The monarch had stripped him, good Inheritance
Of hate towards the British throne. This feeling
may have lent spark more to the youthful flame
of patriotism which first led Scott to join march-
ing volunteer company, and thus gave him the
earliest taste of military life. At any rate, this,
at least, is cert ain--that he amply reyenged, in
his after-felds, upon the third Of the Georges all
that the second Of that royal name had inflicted
on his ancestor.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-06
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