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viii the North come cheerfully up to the mark OF
constitutional right II not, breach in our psrty il
inevitable The matter should be met at tho threshold,
because 1t rises above parry, and looks TO the very
existence of the confederacy. The sentiment OF one
State is to be regarded upon this subject but having
fought the battle in New Hampshire upon the fugitive
slave law, and upon what believed be the ground
OF constitutional right, should Of desire the
approval of the democracy of tue country. What wish
you Is this IL toe compromise
be substantially and firmly maintained, the plain rgh
secured by the constitution will be rampled in the dust
What difference can IL make to you whether the
on TRACE shall fall South Carolina or Maine or
New Hampshire Are not the rights of each equally dcar
TO all will yield spirit that from
Of policy, would endanaer Union En-
these vows, the action OF the convention must
in my Judgment be vital II we Of the North who have
stood by constitutional rights OF the South are to be
abandoned any timeservng policy, hopes of de-
mocracy and of the Union sink together A. told
you my will not be before the convention but
help feeling that what is there done will be
important beyond men and par,ies-usnscendenyi i'm port
the hopes OF democratic progress and civil liberty
And this citzeo at the end OF another week. was The
democratic candidate for the presidency. His own sen
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And this c,izeo at the end Of another week was the
democratic candidate for the presidency. His own sen
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DLANK BOOKS OF every kind, size, and quality, for
ID by additional supply received
Good books tioocap in binding at 2k
per 1uire.
Finer blank a IS and 10 cents per qure.
Inn.o FRANCK TAYLOR
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GAMES, Canes Canes with h.aus OF gold silver
u India rubber and superior ad
Gle, nj 49,.
CHAS II. LANES
Hat, cap and gentlcmen's furnishing establishment
Penn. avenue, near Az street.
June SID
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TnrRsDAv MORNING. july IS. 1858.
Europe.

We publish very interesting letter from the
London correspondent of the National Intelligen-
cer on the Russian and Turkish question. 1t is
interesting to all, as referring to the absorbing
European question VIII CHI promises 20 re. enact
many Of the bloody scenes of the latter portion Of
the last and the former part OF the pr sent century
/, IS much to be hoped that negotiations will yet
settle the impending difficulties, but we fear the
die is cast, as perhaps the Russian Government
.upposes that let tie issue be as it may, Turkey
viii hcnceforth exist as dependency, unable to
stand alone among the nations of the earth. 1t
may be that Russia anticipates another "dismem
bermenr' and hopes TO buy off France and Eng
land by admitting them to a participation of tue
spoiIs. and even now the three great European
powers may understand each ether on this ques-
ton.
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EPOISONING.cn

Thousands of Parents who use Vcrmifge composed OF
Castor Oil. Calome &C., not aware, that while they
appear benefit patient, they actually laying
foundations series diseases, as salivutom
loss of sight, weakness ofIm5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
IIobensacks Medicines, which ask the attention
all directly interested in their well their chill
drens health Livercomplants and all disorders
sing from those of bilious type, should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
C57"Be dsceirta,' but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup Liver Pills, and observe that has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, ]. n. HoBENSACK as none
else are genuine
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BARNUM'S HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, MD.
THE undersigned, late proprietor the United Sas'
Hotel, takes pleasure i'll informing he pubic maj Ne Z,
leased the above Hotel. Tie building has undergone
thorough cleansing from bottom 20 tor IS now IN lst
order for the reception and gelrcl accommodation o. :
Those who may please paf onize II. No cHcrimS "
be spared to make this establishment one among tue ~
Hotels. -.
have associated with me in business, ny son, t-I.
ponr'W EvA%s-it will be conducted under tie finn q
w Evans a Son. The Did patrons ofihc United >fs
and thc public in general, are respectfully lequss-
continue their support This houses 'cTml5 moderate
~ Uao,6 Enquire lVr 'h"F'"''' i'''ss ". EVANS
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New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. BOIe, l61 Main Street, Wheeling,
opening the first lot OF Gentlemens fashionable
Shoes, New York style, and sum er .'.k OF boots
aud Shoes, which embraces every styC ard quality in the
shoe trade, for ladies' misses and ChIcns wear Gents
boys and youths boots and shoes. To designate the
ETY. would be too lengthy for advertisement.
Thisstocl is cXclus vcly New York and Philadelphia
make; the latest style and best stock and workmanship
both cites is warranted and both by tile
ers and the undersigned Particular attention
the article OF ladies' travelling boots. WIZ. BOLE.
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CHOLERA
MORBUS,
DlARRHEA,

DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases the Stomach and bowels are
cured by HAMPToN'S VEG ETAELE TINCTURE-
As cure aud preventative, it has ueem wonderfully
ceSslul 1t Will be found on inquiry, that those
t have an exemption from those diseases incident
The Summer
Topu9lish ali the testimony its favor, would make
large volume
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, ard the many cures
II has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES
IN their various IOms gvngnew lie ard vigOr restoring
the ttution, and tins insng hope in Place
OF dependency By its mild, pleasant, and action
the stomach liver Kidneys, lungs, and the sys.
lem 1t cures DyPspsa, Lirer Complaint Diseases Of The
Urinary organs, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchial Affections,
SonsnnPti0N, crofuid Kings Erii o11ns RheIma:isn,
oont, AeoLstG 81 Pffu&' Dance, Fits, FiStIlc, Piles,
with all disels arising from impure blood.
For sale by T. Fl. LOGAN d CO., Wheeling, Gener.
generally.
0c5@sold by MORTIMER S MowBRAY, 2i0 Balti.
more street, Baltimore; nd 3Q4 Broadway, New York.
ns9Prtce, 81 per bottle. i23-d9w1y
m B0XEs Cream Cheese Just received, and M sac BY
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LA Hotel Company has been formed at sa-
vannah, Ca, with capital sock of $4,000 for
the purpose of building in that city splendid first
class hotel At The last meeting of the Company
the directors were authorized TO purchase lots, and
proceed at once to contract for the erection of the
building
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1--WE take the liberty oil inserting below n
norton of a private letter TO us, because of the
very deserved compliment which it bestowS upon
orr much esteemed contributor, ''N. B. b. for
whose layors we at all times grateful. 1t shall
ever be the aim of this paper 10 exal the literary
standard of the press, and while we acknowledge
our Indebtedness to the community for the liberal
support which it has extended TO us, and shall en-
deayur, by an independent and direct course OF
aciun not turning TO the right or the le: to tickle
tie lancies OF pandcr 10 the prejudces of any, TO
continue 10 deserve it; yet, we take pleasure III
acknowledging our Indebtedness to ''W. Il. b.
for most of the original literary contributions which
we have received. We hope with our next vol
nm= to be able 10 promise our readers more than
they have yet receI"ed, by charging the list Of
our contributors. Our city is certainly large
enough, and our citizens intelligent enough to fur
nish the most ample literary contributions, and 1--we
hone in future to find those who capable step
ping forward in the good cause.
What has become OF your correspondent W. B.
b.? In common with many of your readers, we
have, for SINE months, missed his graceful pen in
vo:,r columns. This should not be so. Wheel
ing has hitherto betrayed Il most lamentable def
cencyin literary talent and it is derogatory to the
high stand 10 which she aspires commercially, to
see her forgetul of the higher graces,-the decus
ri tlimcn omni,tm, the ornament and glory OF all
things ese,--the ideal charm which literature
throws over the dullest and murkest of labors.-
The life oEus all is two-fold we have the prac-
teal and the imaginative, the sensuous and the
ideal in the experience of every day, and these
should be kept in happy equip"ise, else we be-
come dreamers unfit for earth, O. worms, too grow
Cling for heaven.
haze been reading, day, a short poem in
pamphlet form, from the pen of your correspon-
dent W. L. b., in which find the characteristics
OF his genius well sustained. l am almost tempt
cd TO trouble you with copy of some passages,
which have particularly pleased me. ought not
to say "troubIe you,'' for it could but be revival
of pleasure. As you doubtless have copy, how
ever, need not do more than TO ask you TO Ie-pe-
ruse, in some genial moment, the lines on The "Old
Town Clock.'' If mistake not, you will find in
them one of the richest charms of poetry: the in
fusion of n subjective coloting, reflected from the
mind and heart of the writer, which is to the SOM
bre details ofnuTrative OF description, what the soft
foldlngs of distant landscape. This is, undoubt-
elly, one of the highest creria of poetry-the one
without which nothing can be properly called po-
ctIy. We find it beamiug in WordSworth-burn-
ing in Byron, especially i'll the 4th Canto of Chlde
HatoIG, and i'll all genuine poetry, it constitutes
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have been arrested st Rochester, N. V, while en-
gagged ia codnterfei;ine three cent pieces. A large
numler of spurious coins, press and dies, were
found il. their possession.
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by their koran and Mohamed to everlasting perdi-
ton, breathing vengeance against them similar, if
not worse, to that which their Christian subjects
breathe against both of these hostile fnctions.'
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ILLNESS OF Ma. PrADonr.-The New York Mir
rov says: Mr.. Peabody, tie distinguished American
banker in London. was dangerously i'll, previous
10 The sailing Of the steamer, with suppressed govt
Much anxiety was felt concerning his condition,
bui the last accounts were more favorable.
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The nburgh Review remarks: "FirSt among
the virtues of the poor (of Scotlnnd) must be eek
omed what Monckton Mines so Justly calls ''thc
sac-ed patience of the poor" The extentIo which
this virtue prevails can be only appreciated by
those who have mixed Intimately wi'h the working
classes Distress they submit. 10 without surprise,
aud generally without murmur, as one of the aP-
pointed incidents to their lot. They are often
very deficient, it is true, in the foresight and self
denial which might provide against the recur-
renee of priyation; but. when it comes, they meet
it with cheerful, manly, simple resignation, ac-
ceDtinp
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Mammoth Hat Store.

No. 1iG NSD IFS NAINsrREET, WHEELING, VA.
G AVERY having enlarged his store in order 10 suit
-. the demand, has hand and is Receiving from the
Eastern citie, and manufacturing OF the largest stocks
oT cYcry vaiet AVID siwc now in al, n
which Will be sold at the lowest posi- BILE price, wholesale
and retail.
Persons wanting Hats Caps will please Call and
anime the stock Tor themselves, shall always be
pleased TO Show Goods and best endeavOrS
nit Oh S AXERN.
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New 1Arrun%cmcnt.-SpCciHl Notice.
+ HAVE thoroughly icfittcd my Shaving and nressins
saloon. / have introduced all the latest modern i'm
additions. Thankful for past patronage
expect By proper cXcrtOn TO please all, and 10 receive
share OGpuhic patronage.
u1'An inaiblc restorative for bald heads, nrepore
and sold John Mickey. 1t has been tried by many c
zcus of this Gil " lied TO give satisfaction
in single case Satisfactory reference given 10 The
efficacy OF the restorative, if required. , ,,.
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KANAWRA SALT.


TIL subscribers have been appointed Agents for tho
sale OF Ruer, DoI,nGIIy Co.'S Salt, and prepared to
supply dealers with superior quality of Kanawha salt,
dTay load, urger guam ity, at manufacturers
piccs. JAS. II. STOUT ~ Co.,
jyIt-1m Water street, Centre Wheeling.
MACKERE HERRING, IND COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies oftc
above cles the East; which, together with other
kinds fish, Offered at the lowest market prices
Orders respectfully solicited. Entire satisfaction guaran.
tied as to quality. CURTIS ~ BRADLEY,
iyiI Ti5 South st Baltimore.
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Kossuth aud Hungary!

~ DEAR, o! DEAR! have you heai d the news? The
"! children all asking for their mothers TO choose
nice lii tic wagon four wheels TO give them
airing all the week through. So you NAV look with de.
light the hCavcnbOrn child rerosing case, and its
face full OF smiles, not mourn sigh from the bCaut
!ul child.
You 'tis plain, don't you sec they ride
in gig willow coachee, which at prices TO suit,
at l.. MOONEY S
Basket Emporium, 1Ta Market Square,
doors from Union street
ALSO-on hand, and made TO order, baskets of every
description, wholesale and retail.
n. B.-Old baskets neatly repaired. jy1I
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CUMBERLAND CEMENT

TJNHIS ny DRN ULIC CEMENT is recommended by En-
gmecrs l.atrObC, Fisk Patterson Small and others,
equal quality the best imported Clements. has
been with great in the construction OF els
crns solu floors, for cellars and FOR rough casting the
houses: and is we'll adapted for the construction
stone bIjck arches, viN'ucts, etc For sale by
JAMES II. STOUT & CO.,
iy1l-1m Agenis for The MaMmlaC .mrers.
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1J-The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens is can
dadate FORE election to Congress from the State
of Georgia
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JOHN 3. vow YELL.
UNION HOTEL.

GEORG ETOE'N u. L.
THIS large ard convenient house. having been thoVou
ty leparCd and reiitCl with entirely furniture
handsome and comfortable style, is open Tor tie a
notation of guests.
The subscriber invites the patronage Of the public; ar
those who favor him with their company may lie issutt
Of hOspiabIe reception the best fare ana such como
and attentions vii! make his ouse c"mi9c iavoii5!
with the best kept LOtes i'll tie District or cl'cwhte
'u na5I;D "''''i w NJ riT2HUGH
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MCCLURE HOUSE,,
JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.

WHEELING, va
HAS been recently completed cost of over 800 O)
Ii and FINISHED IN the very hest style. 1t contains all
the appliances i'll use in the best Eastern Hotels, and is
calculated in all respects for first class House.
The Proprietor having been engaged heretofore in of
pat, ons IN style inferior to east aud
pectlully solicits their favor Ifeb9:u
Jnync's IedicineN.
HAVE the Agency Tor DR.. Jaynes Medicines. and wI
i furnish Druggists and others onlibeIal terms.
gle. GEO WILSON.
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REMOVAL.

RGNOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the four story brick building
No. 117, Main street,
side, between Monroe and Uniou streets, where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct importers and manufacturers, which
would pleased my old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WM. T. SELBY
oI5-J G. AtcaIf will be found at the above establish
nIent, whsre he awaits his old friends.
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LYox's KATnArRoS-Ths invaluable article, for eradi-
eating Dandru curling identifying and preserving the
hair said by all to tho best ever discovered We
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly. Price
CENTS large bottles. Advertised in column
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ou,o AxD MISSISSIPPI RArLEoAD.-The work on
this g.eat road is progressing in rapid manner
The force at work upon the road between Cincin-
natl and the Jacksonville road is 2,460 labcrerS
800 mechanics, aud IO9 horses. The 10000 tons
ofron purchased for the road beginning to arrive
by way of Quebec and Toledo. A large number
ofcars are on the Compuny's grounds. below Mill
crevh, Cincinnati.
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glcam,


DO not blush to acknowledge myself as one o.
those who feel grateful to the man who has VIII
ten good and wholesome book, whether of science
or poetry, as to the greatest Nmrod, that ever built
n city. Railroads. and i.On-wUr&S, and rock-lock-
ed very good and practical things in theil
way, and they do much to furnish us with bacon
and bread, and stoves to cook them in, but in the
NAM of our higher and nobler humanity, let me
ask, are tleyan ultimate end! Can they be, i'll the
eye oil him who reflects at all upin himself, re-
garded as anything than the gross, yet useful
means to tile higher purposes Of our being! The
purpose Of every large minded phiIanthIopist is 10 do
more than feed the hungry and cIOthe the naked.
he does not overlook these, of course but BESIDES
he aims al the enlightenment of the mind-the en-
no5ling and purifying Of the heart. He wishes.
i'll the us. of nature, to lift man above nature-to
aw; Ike him to the music ever rolling in the deep
lindertoneS OF his immortality; to feed him with
The life-giving manna-"the thoughts that wake, to
perish never'-and TO clothe him with the glory OF
Il character, richer than the robes of royalty,
brighter than its gems.
may have said to you before, thatI have looked
with no small degree OF interest to the Intelligen-
Ger for a nobleE tone of newspaper character than
We uSHdllJ HILI ia y" 1"S' ''''A!'
tile inputation of latey 10 its editors for the part
which they have contributed TO the realizing of
this hope, express myself gratifed at its success.
May ask you, as sincere friend to the best inter-
ests of the society in which your paper must ex-
ercse its chief directive and formative influence,
10 keep wntchful eye over its literary supplies,
and to cherish as its most genial fountains such
contributors as your friend w. B. B.
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"THE FAYETTE SPRINGS"

rINIIrS Lightly attractive and fashionable WATCHING
| PLACE, together with the FAYETTE SPRINGS
HOTEL, adjacent thereto have again been leased by the
proprietor Pennington Hotel, and is now ready for
tue reception visitors. The Fayettc Springs ten
miles east of UniontOwn Pa, near the National Road,
surrounded by the delightful aud RomGHtc Mountain
Scuerp; and in addition to the curative properties OF the
(Which NOT surpassed by in the country
there a c many other attractions. Within short dis
may sten-Was hEgtOn's First Rat'lc Ground at
Fort Necessity Gen. raddOck and JnmOnvii!e' S
Graves: Dumbar's Camp; Delamy's Cave, which may be
explored miles under the mountain; the celebrated
Ohio Pile Falls the YNughogh,ny river; and the Cum
bertrand Cataract. descending from shelving rock more
thai forty 'cet pcrpcHdcuarly, &c.
iiOrscs Saddles Carriages will br furnished to vis
tors; ard having stabGg those bringing heir
and servants will lie provided for on the most
liberal teI ms.
10 Persons wishing to engage Rooms viii please adj
dress the proprietor.
&C. Board per week, Sc. CO., per day, Sl,21
jyG lind SEBASTIAN RUSH Proprietor
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John M. Eichelberger.

JOhn WI. ElcheIDerSer.
ATTORNEY AL LAW,
w ILL 1actice in the Courts OF Ohio county, and will
w give particular attention to collections in Virginia
oFFlC e On Main Street, next door.to Merchants and
Nlccl aEiCs Bank.
REFERENGEs:-
lion. james NJ Mason, Va,
James Cooper, Pa,
Judge Dmae " Smpscr. Pa,
Mcssrs. Barton d. Williams, Winchester,
D. W. Hciske IL Co, Wheeling,
Logan, Carr ~ Co.,
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GENERAL DEDt, 1rY FROM ONE OF TIIE.uLDEsr MAG
lsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, Sep. II, 1851.
Mcssrs. 1IOrtimer & Mowbrayi feel ii duty to make
known benefits have derived from r. lIamptOn's
TnCurc. For length OF tre have been subject to great
pIOstGtOn OF muscular power, and great debility OF the
system, accompanied with papitation
Cason could scarcely get home. IL. making mention
to friend, he referred to Joseph X. Staple
tom Esq old and highly respectable citizen OF Bati
who had used the rIncturc under similar Circun.
stances called on Mr. StarleLon, and after an inter-
view OF some mnutes was fully satisfied of the medical
virtues of the Tiucturc, from the evidence before me,
his pei son. who for time Previous ndca led
with the activity of youth. immediately commenced
using the Incture and before took the
bottle, strength icncwet and can walk brisk
and am active as was twenty years ag" This Tine
ture is ne grand restorative OF the digestive
vii eli, when destroyed the whole system is in
suffering.
do assert it is in reality, what it is represented to be
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor.
Dyspepsia, Ishcumntism, ScrOfuIn, Liver
Complaint, &c = FROM NlETRoPoLIs.-Pass it
nIoundlet the afflicted hear the glad tidngs! This is
but the sentiment OF thousands:
WASHINGTON, May II, 1859
Mess,s. Mortimer & Mowbray GcntIemcn-Havine
been afflicted with Liver Complaint Oft years standing
hereby for the benefit OF the afflicted, take great pleas.
in announcing that alter using few bottles of your
Hampton TiHCiuIc. found 1t had accomplished per:ect
have used different medicines from time TO time
ant it is blessing to stricken humanity that eLi.
cine is found which possesses e wOEous power orpro.
longing human life. The many it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the benehchn tS which nav
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
]. CURTAIN HAY.
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n. FL can be at any time at the Mayors ONCE.
CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFULA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is knOwIln all of the SiacS having
number yeats represented his State iii Congress:
aIOI pleasure state that Dr. HampOn's Tine
has affected most extraordinary OF my slave
hoy, The patient three years Gge, had
the Scrorua. His lurer is Oulous. The boy was
moving Of sores from head TO foot The upper lids
OItc eyes swollen, and turned inside OUT
hibng horrible matternS ulcers, and prulrudcd
eye nails produce blindness. II is strange, yet
true this CiId-thdt felt resigned die reeI
from sutlerns-has hccn restored 10 health under the
treatment oil Dr. Hampton w. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, Ma CHI 20, 1851.