Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS
a GARD

A CARD.
.plToRs OF THE lNTELLIgEacRR:-Having noticed that
CathoS eba1e the attack OF the Times on the
eoaPuSeesyy, refused to insert
may be inserted your next paper as an
ana CHARGED as other advertisement in your column
III hines Of sth inst last Catholic patrons Of
ton did wit6draw my TO tbe ms p
me essons that in this free country expected
soiption to the Times expires on LIST July, and although
ae nearly st Catholic eston Of the very
nave no intention that any paper Containing articles in
sent, be brought into my house and even FOR M
n tnsl as YET, ''hs house Is his castIe this
Ny Object in this advertisements is not to reply to apv
Inat Inc ed.tor of The Times has asserted In
the to invite fair and Honorable discussion
sons that induced Catholics to oppose said oreanzson
rdonc or free schools originated IN Catholic times
o that the system here Is not Tree obiec.
an9 an honest ana atr discussion OF the ground
objections is all that has been asked by Catholics
AT the supposed invitation Times to discuss this
question OF the propriety OF The organization
the Public Schools In this country temperate and Ligni
sent TO the Times and published therein.
What was the consequence The columns of the Times
political paper, aud made the vehicle grossest
ply objections 10 the present organization of tho
Public SclOos.) but aganst the Catholic chuach, is doc.
emaated from brains incapable OF understanding OF ap
preciating tar argument, and we've utterly unworthy
notice in reply The writer demonstrated with the pro.
prietor OF the Times, the taken by paper
and told i'll repy-that other papers had en-.
tered the that he had been applied by sub.
scbers 10 publish sue cles by them
he would be guamticd at least their place;
that it matter OF calculation, dollars and
This has been denied by Times, ia ne
ertheless true and entities it the venaI Jour.
nal in the estimation every honest candid liberal
mind.
has always been considered among sensible people,
fam the prudent course is 10 get out OF the eUty as
speedily possible, and such course is usually consid
derogatory TO the character OF the assaed or as
wise than nuisance avoided, by ali reasonab bic
MEANS For this reason, The vile articles in the Times
have been treated with silent contempt
This crusade OF the Times against Catholicism has been
carried under the pretence ofextraordnary zeal
represented unfit the enjoyment instiIu.
S Ss Of d O La and
down to the humble Priest, and finally unfit to live in
rial Of the Times ns IL IS Saed a1 ast e e
ocs,) arc not allowed TO read Protestant publications.
all the ''ycllow literature day. the last
ehar9e, with all that precedes it, de-
cledly and unqualifiedly false.
The very sapient editor OF the Times presume
largely upon tho want historical knowledge the part
Of his readers. as every intelligent pupil In the Public
schools, itnstruced In the authentic history ofis
OF the very first to allow unrestricted rcIi.
gous liberty and 10 afford refuge for those driven
from the other colonies opinions sake and that Charles
Carroll Of Carroon and many other DISTINGUISHED Cath
shed their blood and risk their lives aud fortunes to
The writer is convert Cathocity for over twenty
has been familiar with the doctrines OF the Catholic
personal acquaintance OF OF the digntaries OF the
Church distinguished alike for their useful and beneess
with iii all grades of Ecclesiastical authority
knowing well from his own obser walton, that while al
least ninetenhs of the Bishops and Clergy, were
favor OF wing principles large proportion OF the aity
are decided and yoted supporters OF the opposite
he infIt
ence that could be brought hear political ques
ton or election all his efforts have been abortive
influence been attempted in this country ethel
by the Pope other minister OF the Catholic church,
tointeriec with the perfect and entire freedom ofthe
Catholic aty in every matter connected with their per
son1l or political rights or dulles This fact shows how
subject. It will be obvious to any rejecting, upredu.
continually occurring in the moral and religious world
THAT Catholicism presents the most firm and decidedly
licanism, Spiritual Knockgs and all the other sms
yagarcs ofwhic the present age is prolific and which
and If tie sage editor OF the Times, with Joe Barker.
se h Es s on
what is there TO prevent him and them from INDUCING
dearest interests in confusion thai
existed In RoHe under the brief sway Massin Gavaz.
rhan until under divine Providence, city wa res
We believe nothing of the sort ever happens by
man will
to the Times, but merely brief and simple exposition
cfthe feeling of the Catholic community here
j NJ, Ills,
forth characteristic reply om dictator and
autocrat OF the Times. e may with his fasehoods
so far we are concerned no further notice OF him will
be taken in this way. We eel confident that the church
which has the constant promise of its Divine Founder
and has withsoOd the attacks ots foes for eighteen
centuries, is in danger from the Pissant editor
facts that rve been recently developed, that his hatred
land saE as not likely to s0a n
Professor Alex C. Barry's Tricopherous,
Medcaed Compound, beautfying curling, prcscrv.
ing restoring, Strengthening the hair re wing diseases
n he Ii
wounds Bounded by geographical lines The reputa.
ton OF BaTrys tricopherous pervades the Union. The
sales OF the article of late years have increased in ratio
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, after
f examination OF his sales book finds that the number
bottles delivered TO order i'll quantities ofGrom half
upwards, during the 1852 within riflc OF $50,
OO0
II unnecessary TO present at length the evidence the
wonderful p opeties the trcopherous when the public
have furnished such semcnt as this The Cheap
OF the and the explanations OF its
ical action upon the hair the scalp and in all of
OF the people. This all that the inventor desired. Ev
cry bottle advertised ITSELF The effects ofthe fluid
ed expectation 1t acted like charm. The ladies' would
not he without it. Country dealers in every section the
United States found they must have it, and thus was built
regards articles OF this kind. The highest point has not
will be million and half OF bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 1877 Broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty five cents a large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold by
all the principal druggists throughout the United States
Canada, Mexico West Indies, Great Britain France and
by J. II. Patterson, Wheeling, Va June l4dtw4w6In.
SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
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For the year ending January 3st, 1853.
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Amount reed for premiums and