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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

~ '"N N''H'i = 80 BALTINURH, Feb. o. 1852.
Messrs Mortimer &c Mowbray-G ntIemen: 1t with
real pleasure that able TO attest 10 the general healing
and curative powers OF Dr.. Hampton's VeseSble Tine
ture Sometime during last November waA tuken with
very bad aId serious cough dvised 10 take Cod
Liver OIL and did so; getting better, induced
try YOUR rincture. got bOltle and before had
used M hy cough len n Permit 10 state that,
Tor the fifteen years, have suffered very much from
Acute Rheuma and Vertigo; contng me- at times, 10
MY bed am fully convinced that owe present
good health 10 the use OF Tie Tneture and Kind Proy
lcnee,
You are my friends liberty to use this you may
49, -, h. N r. 's5 G. DUSAE.
NIB can be seen al any time at the Mayors office.
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GREAT CURE or RHEUMATIsM BY IlAMPToN's
~ .s.f VEG ETABLE TlNCTURR. s.!.r.
CHESTER DisTkIGT, S. q.

--Tll
CHESTER DtsTkIi.T, S. q.
January Sd, 1883. 4
Mcssrs. Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures. For tho
last iIe years have bccna sufferer nom Rhelif
atisn, Till, seeing your recommendation OF Hampt9h,a
dose much relieved INC tlut consider 1t hut JUS
tce to give TO the suffering world te result OF the appiea
ton, ~ q =. y, -4
Mine was Acute Rheumatism IN the baekso bad tlatsl
was confined my bed tic last six months. The first
bottle acted like charm; the second restored strength 10
my afflicted back, aud am now az well and feel as
years ofage. :
consider your Tncure the greatest discovery of the
nlet Dr. aupto, WHO has saved from pain
and YOU genlI eme, have acted the part u public beeiac
tors iii disseminating tho benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable remedy f5''5' So 1850 i y
ami plain cotton planter aud have never written for
literary lame; but when my fellow beings are afflicted,
shall hesitate through nOdesty, withhold any inor:
this worthy place many Of your newspapers, you are
at liberty 70 make use ort. Yours, truly:
.II--tlt II - AIIYAH KEMRALL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

- BCJStljI MUSIC! So Il. -. ~, ~
flick RIsEN has inst very me, ana Iaarse
u selection of Piano aud lqltT Ntcii
himself las selected At We Bast re mas
also received all kinds IF llst
Vioias AccorLeons. % t4e best French
md German Makes from up to the finest hox coco
aud ebony eght kered tsnd sweet toned Flutes; one
Patent octave double card and DOUBLE TOP elo
sieon Tsan large enough 70 iii any church Of ordinary.
size, or parIor, which has taken anu
ma at our alo Virginia State Fats IS now offered o. tle
very lowest price ,-s1.isd NJ, 81 III.
Pianos OF Calet & Davis mapptactnre bostoni also
those or Knabe Gaehle q Co. aIe always KEPT
on hand or ordered on the very lowest terms at
noySs!fnt 81 NCf9g Main 81 W heeling, Va
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'ITELEGRAPHIg MEM 81
By the National Line.
FROM NEW On .iRANs.

oRTHG ia lily iNr KILId RNess
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6 az hold5 .ze''t- rt.A -
1 boiIers % tSet' long, 90 ihctes diameter.
Her work il every respect. I sss lhe highest
felit on Wheeliags sHerresbin us exceedingly
ch without any FarnisE, on sdperluous display.
'ae pendant ornaments overhead IN pure archi-
ictural beauty. &c, our ege. spEPasss anything OF
be kind we have before setsn 6R uarsanest boats
be is provided'wiui aTthe appIiapees necessary
the comfort of travellers o.ialiis al Try I
The hull is the work Of Visor Rlsyy = q . Geii
se engines by H. W. Phillips & Co: Cabin by-4Ss
caring: Furniture. Upholstery and optitliBg BY
leo. Mendel: Painting Wy Rhodes & NelsOns,l !at-
e work by Evsss & 3t. = l-,.e. - 90 1s7i,e 2-.'
The cnyOf w6g9fhg g6gs Vita 6ae1of our
Isl steamboat comma nletsS Capt John NGIhre.
se notice that the general lasptite Jimmy Clark,
,'also IN board in his popular yocaiiOIll Success
sher. .sa. ~ ~. 81 Is 1ssV s,
1.-THE Pilts56rgf custom house q completed
= n oo,t - sEc nm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

30. ..H 49,
RruARkABLE CASE or SUPPosEp PETRIEAcTIoN,
There arrived, within few days, at the Depot
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in this city
IN oblOns box represented to contaiH corpse, and
struck US as someRhat singular, il weighed five
hundred and fifty pounds, according 10 the freight
.harres upon it. Curious to know something more
bout this mysterious box Than the external marks
Indicated, we instituted some inquiries, and de-
ived the following infotmati0 ~ which as we got
i from pretty good auth6fitys we are inclined TO
consider corset until we shall receive better ex-
planation: r' .,'','N
The wife of geatlenah.iivi6s in Nelson coun-.
y, this State dfelsop four years ago. ahdwas
Inferred in the usual manner. Being native 81
WOOdford county, Kentucky, she had requested,
before her death, TO be buried beside her kindred
and in the home of her chtld6o6d. z Prom acci-
dent or delay, her request was not Complied with
until quite recently her relations caused her re-,
mains to be disintensd, they were found to
be Of the extraordinary weight mentioned above-
ver fire Aaadred p0.nds IA the time of her
Ieaih her weight was about no pounds, Only
me foot of the coffin which was still IA good
state Of preserv alton, was broken OPEN when her
Eel were found 10 be in perfect slate OF petfI-
action the stone partaking Of the character Of the
,rlest limestone formations in tiie locality OF the
rave. The inference il that the wlots body i Is
Illus completely peuifed!gyrii tsy,ifsa 9atil2 -
The gentleman in charged lie Fepiains IS hay-
ns them conveyed to Wood lord scoantyI Ken .s'
lucky according to the request Of the deeeased.
We omit the names lanes Of The deceased ana her FeT
atoms as i'm material to matter which appears as
4ear as we can Judge. TO BE- correctly stated as
Shove Human Peirifactions are rqre, among ihge
ladlarious wonders OF nature, but as they hape
sen found, as the teeprls Of science attest, we
sve.no reason to reject this ihsitnceas ong among
rarest results of peculiar combination OF rhe
nYscaI elements. .g"l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

THE are ,ss o if9a
ai36ya Al RON the E4st; tte with otleh'
k1iis 6f ZEN, are oeted at tile 6west market
Ofiiefs satap
{sit y 'A'ts ss9il vol IA BOttlf ct !, Baltimore
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s. C. nNNE"' g. @. BAKER soc, ~
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, W tIEEElt4N VA.
70 the recet and deliver OF freight
w and collection OF freight bills, IL a.. ,,.s
J=oHee at the store, .aaass lSstl9-59G-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

ISAAC HoGE. lltet., Fltst ~ JAS. ~. IIooE
ArlHi@G p ~ As0.EiId
Attorneys at. law g6L land AGENTS
Marshall O. HI, Va, ,Mouadsuilie, r. o -.
VIZ Ill practice IN Ohio, and Wetze co1nties
w Particular attention nc ven 70 collections and
Ih1dI6uSneSS An Kinds of land constantly for sale
baH9f1f vdtttJS' ~ '7Ais - 49, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
Hats! Hats!! HatsIlla AS.
tgoFs T4HR --LATEST FALL FASHION, e 90

si,ol,s Anspach, Brother q Go. lo' sfli
o. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE, 70
No "a NorA zafrd II, ssrESi chsyFN
William Anspaehi,, Henry j. aiTBan. sep I:dsp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONCE THE Oldest NAG
i IsrRATEs IN BALrIMoKE. l-L

ISIhAIES IN
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrsyi feel !, duty TO make
Tinciure For length orline have been subject togrea
postration ofnseglor ower and Grsat Ie6ty q Ls
teriug OF he heart had sudden attacks
y e"sc TO e9 lie nc 10 Joseph K Staple
tom Esq, old and highly respectable citizen OF bait
sSnces Mi called on Mr. Stapleton, audi aninter
view of some minutes was ins sashed q tse s
his person. who. for some time previous indeaede
%ithThe activity Of youth imnlediately commenced
using tile Tcurc, and before took the contents Of one
a an Ss aelss Is Wv was twenty @
turc is Inc grand restorative OF the dlsestHe organs
winch, when destroyed, the whole system Is IN stnte OF
do assert it is in reality what it repreaehted to be
oy Dr. fian'p'o"' 'n0 'nS'H - WIN. a! sCHARrFRR.
Dy.pcpniu, II hculAn tisla, Sore fula, Liver
Complaint, &c-FRoM TnG MkTGoroLis-Pass Il
around-let the afflicted tue glad tidngsI This is
but the sentiment oithousanIs: t,,..,,s 1e,a
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbipy. Gentlemen Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF te yeara
% SS a q s ea
Hampton Tcure. found 1t had aeconlphsnede Pe!eci
but have been able for any good
aud It'll blessing to stricken humanity TINT that medl.
Is.a s y wBsR is
be from its use Your
CHOLERA
= DlARRHEA,
ir--. .f.i,lasse- a. 1ttge-a,F p DYSENTERY,
anS ~ By S'if g w
as cure and DIP ~ oaaG who use
have exemption from those diseases so incident TO
To publish ali tho testimony in its favor, would make
EN- and ret Pamphlets gratis and see the many
1t has showmi sci fnlost powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

lTT5 '7iTT go 'isIAiUTHY SEED. s =
60 Ri prime Timothy Seed, lust we'd and or Sale
C9 scpf3 ..ss5,,..5a'. - : JOHN X. MORROW
'aa 90 WATER COOLERS. II z. e
NoTHEREot. and perhaps the last this season. mas
n just been received who DIRE Ia want OF so desira:
bIs an article this weather. respectfully reerree
to an rtlse nlont in another column - Il
ie29 =, 10 49, = ; HOBBS, BARNES F. co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

--TgI - IIITTs8I-
n-THOISA Nh 'sFIht anat Si&es'' Cigars ut
lSJGl ,sFHor $50 S7A "a Rt a CO.'S
- --r'.ll.HE MPKIElS RAILROAD. - " 81 q,
NOTICE is hereby given TO an st0c private
and muIiciIlaIi OF the Hemp Railroad Company,
that Of ten cent !o the amount oil
subscriptions will heFeaf.eribe required. ~ "a 81
The aTealer part OF Road being under contract
aud large eRgaeedI which Is rapidly Increasing
required to be Pnal Ia paying
The fourth instaIment must be paid mp before tho tenlh
oTNoyember nsXt, without further pott1e!ss itlc
.p,,tas Ky order Of tho board - ~
ts hid, tfIOSKPHs II EiH DERS0NJ Treasurer
WashiltOn, Pa. Oct IL, 1883 itIitt eulSlcnoHli
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
MOST STARTLING CONSlDERATI0NSI
Reflections for the. ThOughtfaI.

I'' Sttnnge that countless human beings exist md
drag through life us do the beasts Of the field,
tho insects Of the earth, evincing more thought
or reflection thn though tho noble faculties Of mind
WGTo not POucliSaIGd to thOm. Z 80 4.sss Az
Many such are husbands and fathers. upOniwhdmi
are dependent the health, the wcll-boing, ind tho
happiness OF eunfdng. and affectionate wife, with
furllLits n ftniIY Of children! ~ ',tl. l.h--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

,.a'1 L4is Of J NJ FreehSS Roydl Etehd age, LcidoM
90 Fine Watches and yeWelrI repaireS properly. al
London wStches Sold at this shment, Warranted
free OF cost for four years. i,sss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

f"IH i'7 Wheeling Station, November l. 1883. )
Change Of observation-disclosures ttan-on and
amer MONDAY next; tie inEtant the Passenger Trah
will leave the Station at Q, A, NJ, heeins time.
now ..I IL. ~ - sltElFkl2Os AEent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
Pobaooo,! Tobacco!,! Tobaeco!f!'!

WYE would nst specially call the attention OF Mer-
wv chants and Grorerst TO lsrge and general
stock or Snuff etc., and such other art
cies as iegitlRate y beios to regular 5-,+=s I'd
- Z, SYisoteGnle Tobacco House. a.s8a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

q DtsSOLUTTOON r Go-PARTN ERSHIP.. '1 %
THE house of Dorsey, Norton e. Knox is asy, dis
solved, by mutual consent. - Etxili 20 slf
sS4Reaias, is, ''aa- aasiz ,..,'.. =
NOTICE OF C0-PARTNE 81 ~
RFRs JgEJ Howard baViis ts1e1 the intefe y
NA NJ. Ncuon IN the above house, the and
Commission business win carried Is foImefiyi IN
der the Style aud aim or D0Tsey; HoSa q Teh0ks We
respectfully solicit the flyorsof our old friends and the
public, which SVing be promptly atteh1eAlt0! = 4
AZ ITf \ Ist fIyf s,s9s s5s5sas 5BLYsdl0RSEHf f-i
,-t,,,s rssr5 = - SO .,.= mo E aoWARD
lABg-,16 l63-angl5 .S1t g iFsh tASNOAs gai M
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!, Z. n IS, gQBEENSNARE. li5t 80 s .ea5
wv TeceiVings per ships MARY tae ana AtSx
w andet, 10 crates QueenSwalei hl;kiPs uui @ss"t
ntenL tho largest iiI The west! y = ~, ~, =.
cant near the Post ohlcc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

IN 7
A.A h The RHe light lraught steamer FORT
4 IL HENRY! Captain GkO.i JoIIHsraN, will
k5s4f run as the regular Union Jine packet be.
tween Wheeling and Clncinnatii leaving
every Wednesday, at 4 o clock, Pm. M
sThs boat is new aud has superior passenger accom-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
- wheeling ali; land and Pittsburgh. Il
nor eayille:.

7-7-,I,sa. For GAINESVILLE q IA on asa g. !.
nt, GrsaA THE Now and splcndcd steamer II IEN
"a -. .. IN R. Cox Master, leaves for Zanest
willie, every TUESDAY, at S4o'olpcks
A NJ For freight passage, apply to4
-noy2I M - ~ isJ ~ HAMILTON. AEent: .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02
NJ HANIIITO

4, So g: ~. go ST q RE- Z
a.tt5s a'f ssiEs. O. BAKER q CO. " Nsi'i ~
VIII supply lE9stIs MT ali hoa =,
ian3t--dtf ', ~ s,lig -l.ilf,' INTERCHANGEABLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

ls9'T 81 9.9dt ~ 3ttcey ~ $3.50 81 80
INK subscriber, having hone rom
after an nbsenSe Of oT MONTHS bes lea NS y
his friends ana the public that he VIII
be TuRTfy ID both M els with his usual supply o. good
Meats GaGsS1sss Lard esis lets their
patronage with The Insurance viii receive prompt
attention, at Ieaaouable prices. s--.-,s.
toet5dswsf - = z - JoHE. lsossGEE1l .s4l-.,
BRIDGES SCoRNER CONFECTIONERY :sA-+
Il LOON. AND OYSTER DEP IT, q ssr
NHB gndeT4sped, having hovght the brlags SolL
kept by and greatly aH
IL Viii Hem e0nst9ltIy hand al Kinda Oh cakes e4f
Cansetf6rErI! Hd &i sulplY paEties on reas ona9le
tet r5SSas;rpRs .sr.aS b9sl d an hours in
anl furnished Wholesale ana retail
ssashnfoah lS9eA - = y {7s 'ao te.ffi y 7fssg
fJs An assortment OF Christmas and New Vars Toys
W uoyi0itfs.: ! taL,s,H ROSE & ERNEST KRELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

.5 ..itit4tt 11IVedES a OSE14a m iiff ~ =
ETIIiR signed have lust received; and now opcn
ing ono OF The finest, sticks and
v6sfiiSs ever brought to this HTet Tor fall
wear. AISn,-a large assortment of Cents Furnishing
CSuods. We only asIa sAnAihatlot ss'olr goous
will recommend 6they fe9utt no from
1s3 at No g. Washington u all w heelI VAIN iiiu
10 ts56. WHEELER 6siLAflN ~ "a s.rg.z =
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$780, - /, NOTlCE-,'E TO. SHIPPERS ~ ~
IHR ITnion Line regularly on tho srr
val cars, bills oIiading mSst DO on board 5e.
ioTe 1o,cI6ck n ii The Lime will not he Responsible
ronthe delivery any gOosy and will not pay or Seet
on any goods % which bills Of nding are not on
baTI Inc boats before their department. mafSl-ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-02

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure orhe venerable DR. Dunan's son, OF tho city OF
Baltimore man well KNOWN aud whose testimony adds
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sf4s QlS9Ut4lellOEN- slss. 4 81
rTIfI firm or Rhodes Neair & Co. is this dgy dtssolv.
l.by mutual consent. Ilebts due the firm will be
Maid 10 McNair & HerYey who will continue the business
at the ord stand and alone authorised TO eotle the
business OF the late Arm W is55l -@4s al
Mo- 1852 -
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Give US a Cal

- 1TsE 55Ef'iI 1nyne'ss "a ttlttl ngh.l iia'! -.
T, HAVE the Agency for DR.. Jaynes Medicnes' ana WI
i ia +: Oh Druggists and others on liberal erms-
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REPORTED FOR THE INTBLL1GEN0ER.
rrIl.I nn.l E1r9nr q sl.es1. lEsunt.,
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' :s .At'S r.. g. Miller 6 Bro! - 81
mOusRNNn STGsNfIpA ANTElES,' GsI5A.r
Esf,,r Srlf II Grs ~ han err, III,
~ Nil 26S Main 81 fset. " 6oe ling, Va Atit.l
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Railroad Wheelbarrows. 'i'4 g.
fnTTC3E 10 C0NfRA CTbRS AND OTHERS.

ael5Ilsn9s = - ~. In
turing Railroad aud CGNaL pceb at Martet
"A Oio4Ies arc prepared to ill orders at the ehnTtest
NOTICE An orders lett with MeSsIs Sweeney, johnson
a Co, CyvheTe sample may he iseen'o VIII meet with
urompt attention. .nl4t-l t4ttILtd
MAElEEF1 Pt9etyg aa n y R3SHiSsoS. Ae.nt.
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.7d1a9oI ;. 30 THE LONDON, s., 81 iai.s

a doorg from Baltinore g sPposite tofIllain Hote1
g,.. 80, ~ y. BnlttGnOFe- ~. 4 Ii
ETlH subscrher ater twenty yeRTs' IN INT
cities OF EhTopesiwo inOrI itiLsHs and strangers
who arc in good watch that for Of work
anshP, his watches DEFY allcOmPeLition he haTilg n
cilities Tor Obtaining PINI LaND0F MATCHES, lev
IN this country possess, being personally acquainted WI
the most eminent Lonton m4pntas tHIers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13
REV. Wesley Smith.

1 At the written invitation of the above
gentleman, was At Milford on the 9th
inst, and listened to his attempted reply
to a lecture delivered by Rey. Mr.. Kelly
at that place, few weeks since. Hi:
rude, discourteous, not TO say ungentle-
manly conduct, renders him utterly un-
worthy of respectful consideration at the
hands of any who regard even the COM
mon deeencies of civilized society. To
hold running debate with such a cha
Iracter. unless some PREPARATION be made.
would be tolay aside common self-respect.
This. / cannot consent TO do. But there
are several issues of facts. which l took
occasion to raise, he affirming. and de-
handing the proof that must be sustain
ed before that community. or Mr.. Smith
must stand convicted of misrepresenta-
ton. or the trsducer of as pure and ho-
norable body of Christian men and mi
nisters as can be formed on earth. Some
of these questions here designate. and
challenge and dsfe the gentleman or any
oil his allies, to meet at Milford, on the
3Oth of this month. at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
allegation lst.. That the Southern dele
gates procured the passage OF the plan
OF separation" through the gen. con. of
IA by means of a g a stupe1adous fraud
Cd. That in the debate on the adoption
of the plan. {. DIR. Pain and other South
ern delegates pledged themselves TO take
it home as an olive branch of peace and
not to effect separation.
Sd. That the Southern delegates be-
fore leaving New York. issued an intaa-
naatory address. attributing to 1t such
phrases as .'rscAless majority" &C.. to
produce excitement in the South.
4th. That the General Conference ne
yer authorized,the Southern Conference
to establish separate ecclesiastical con-
nexion.'
5th. That there is no law in Maryland
the manumission of slaves
Now, the above statements are either
true or untrue, and can only be proved
or disproyed by plain. official records
The debates were publishe by an official
reporter. corrected by the speakers,-the
Code of Maryland can be had. DC, IN
fact these are all matters of history and
official record. Will he meet their issue?
We demand the proof; let him produce 1t,
or take back the slanderous allegations.
which, If he refuse to do, we submit to all
honorable men, if he can be considered
worthy of further respect or confidence.
These and other groundless assertions
we were ready to a. nail To The counter
on the spot, but was ru lely denied the
privilege. We courteously asked the
simple privilege of making an explana-
ton, but this redoubtable hero OF IA nor
thern faction dismissed the congregation,
and retired, followed By his well trained
but deluded adherents.
" He that fights and runs away,
May live to fight another day.
S. FIELD.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13
The gath.

The Masoic Celebration at this place on
the Gath inst. was well attended by the
Fraternity and others and was, through.
out, just such celebration as caused the
the heart of each member of the .'mostic
tie" who holds the principles and Ienents
of the Order in sacred reverence. to throb
with emotions of pleasure. Everything
appeared to work in unison for the benefit
of the Graft. The rains had completely
laid the dust; the day was pleasant, and
good order. good. feeling, and brotherly
love were manifestation every side.
The procession numbered over two hun
dred. in full regalia. was formed at IL
O'Clock. at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and paraded through the principal streets
and back TO the Church, wnere prayer was
offered up by Rev. McElroy and an elo-
quent and mastery address delivered by
Rev. Gillespie. each worthy and esteemed
members. Alter the benediction by Rev.
McElroy. the procession was agaln formed
and marched 10 the MaSoic Hall. in the
Bryan Buildings. and dismissed.-Un Union.
to,On Genius Of Liberty,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-13
Memnhis conyention.

This body seems to have taken charge
of all the world, and the rest OF mankind.
The objects which il proposes 10 accom-
plish. are numerous and vast. The wealth
of a nation. and the labors of a generation
might be exhausted upon them. But the
wind is cheap. and il the United
States can be induced To foot the bill for
magnificent system. of iternal improve
ments, the dseign ofsome OF the actors will
perhaps be attained. The high-sonnding
resolutions of the Convention, remind us
of the will of a penniless Irishman, who de-
vised magnificent estates TO his sons, but
left his sons 10 find the estates. We
have more faith in work than words. and
not much faith in conventions of this sort
for the practical agirs OF the country.
The subjects which received the en-
dorsement andrecommendation of the Com
vention we're .t1I
LIST. The Pacific Railroad. s5ifu,
ed. The favorable settlement and adj
justment by our government, of the diff
culGes. in regard TO the Tehaunt.pec
route.
Sd. The protection of the Cotton In
tercsts from injurious Determinations by
diplomacy, when practicable, la
4th. The fostering and encouragement
of the trade with the Amazon, Ooronoco
and La Plata river, through steamers from
Southern ports.
9Th. Direct steam communication with
Europe from Southern ports.
9Th. Address ON the most valuable form
of Cotton for export.
7th. Recommendation in behalfof Com
mon Schools in the States.
9th. The adoption of means TO ascer.
tain the laws which govern. and TO inyes-
tigatethe practicability of guarding against
the Floods of the Mississippi and It's tribu-
taries.