Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-04
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"A CARD.
l. EDITORS OF the lNrELLlo EsoER.-Haying noticed that
ts YOUR Sss Sa s
refused TO insert OF
may be your paper as an
anT CHARGED other advertisement in your coums
IS the person alluded editorial OF the
lines OF 18th Inst the last tho Catholic patrons OF
ton did withdraw my slbscrption to the imes pr
me ieasons that in this country man is expected
scIiption the Times expires on st July, and sthSush
o So
ave no intention that any paper Containing articcs
seni be brought into house, even for Catholic
RESUME thai as yer, CHS house Is his CASTLE Ills
Ny object in this advertisement is not to repy To any
against Catholic ehu TeS
to nvits fair and honorable discussion as 10
Ions That induced Catholics to oppose said
or Tree schools originated IN Catholic times have
in Rome for centuries and still flourish the e. 1t
o% that the system here Is not Tree from objec
oheeuons Is all that has been asked by Catholics
question Of me ampfoPEsy oil the organization OF
the ta1e SCHOOLS SIN IN THIS country and digni
sent 10 the Times aud published therein.
were perverted from proper use as secular
political paper, and made the vehicle the grossest
ply TO objections to the present organization OF the
Public Schools but asa;n the Catholic ehuech, It's
enanated from brains incapable OF understanding OF up.
notice in reply The writer demonstrated with tie bro
pretor Of the Times at the taken by that paper
tered INTO tie ms that he had been applied to by SUBJ
scrbers TO publish sue articles BY them
every Catholic subscriber he might loose such course
he would be guaranteed at least others their place;
has been by Inc T@es but II
ertheess true, aud entities 1t TO the name OF
nal in the estimation OF every honest, candid liberal
mind l.f7
has always been considered among sensible people,
an the prudent course is 10 get out OF the difficulty as
derogaory to the character of the assaed
wise nuisance avoided BY all ost
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 preence extraordinary
gious liberty and Catholics have been
represented unfit Tor the enjoyment of insttu
eed S e a ro Ss and
down to the humble Priest and as finally unfit to live
ice country or among Christian people, and in The edto
rial Of the Times OF III inst It Is slated that we Gath
Unless Protestant publications considered as including
all the yclow covered literature the day, the las
e es ai si most
The very sapient editor of the Times must presume
his as syey nss1. pupil in the Public
Of Maryland the very first to allow unrestricted rcf
from tue other colonies opinions sake Charles
e Sn Ss Sg
his sompstots from Europe were an ong the foremost to
Sneu OIOOu TlSk thelT lives anu fortunes to
The writer convert Catholicity for over twenty
church and its discipline, and has been favored with
personal ac9uaintanse Of many Of the dgntaes OF the
lives as for their great eudtion he has also been familiar
WIN @ IN AL grades o. EeelesisstiIai authority
knowing well from his own observation that while at
expression ofpoltca preference could extracted in
Of h Of the ety
and however well disposed wing to exert all the inu
lion ali his Efforts have been abo1ttve and no
inlence has ever been attempted In this country either
tointereie with the perfect and entire tie
aa sy in Ss ,,S with their
much truth there is IN the statements OF the Times
diced mind, acquainted with the changes aud revolutions
continually occur ring in the moral and religious world,
TO torrent finhdoity RED RepaS
c9nism, Spiritual knockings and all the other isms and
vsgarics OF which the s prolific and which
foundations society,
and If tx sage editor OF tie Times with Joe Barker
Kirkland, LeaLy, and of similar principles could
only get rid OF the consc, vave influence OF Caolcism
their widest visions OF the largest liberty aid involving
our interests IN the same horrible confusion that
existed IN Rome, under the brief sway Massin Gavaz.
q Co., where rapnc, murder and lust reigacd trium
ant, until under Irvine Providence that city was res.
eued again from the vandals, by means OF fonaparte
We believe nothing OF the sort ever happens by mere
The preceding remarks intended, not answer
Tic esns Sg The sp So Sr
writer is informed Il may and doubtless will draw
ne dictator and
OF tho Times lie may go with his aschoods
SO far are concerned further notice of him will
whi:h tie constant promise lis Divine Founder
aud has wtstood the attacks ofis foes for eighteen
centuries is in great danger from the pussanl editor
the Times and we are not BY any means certain from
Ip Srp3e0a dot N' more SoR
Professor Alex. G. Barry's Trlcopherous,
ing restoring strengthening the hair relic wing diseases
OF the skim curing rheumatic palms. and h ang external
ton OF Barry's trcopherous pcrvades the Union. The
thai almost t exceeds belief Proesso Bafy aer eare
full examination OF his sales book finds that the
1pWards during tic year is5g Within tris
00O
Iii unnecessary to present at length the evidence
wonderful properties of the trcopherous when the public
have furnished such endorsement this. Tie cheap
ica action upon the hair the scalp and all
c @ ss All ha e 20 s E
cry bottle advertised ITSELF The effects OF the fluid
not without it. Country dealers in every section OF the
United States found they must have III aud thus
regards articles Of this kind The highest point has moi
win be million and hall Of bottles nus
Depot and nanufacory, No 49, Broadway, New York,
Liberal scouns to purchasers by quantity. Sold by
ali the priIciral druggists throughout United
byJ. H. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. Junel4dtw4w6m
p Since writing above have learned that Messrs
yno. Dunn. besides others who well known Catho.
lies, subscribers to tile Teson the 2sth june and
still taking that paper, This fact in connection with
the editorial OF the 2Sth, shows what reliance
placed in the veracy OF eithe the editor prophet Of
tho Times, in the promises. II. NJ
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