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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

. 5s5sss Custom Work.; .sss5s:i n -;5,
iH ERE ram again with tremendous stock of Cloths,
III CassiEeieay ycstngs &c, ali make up suit
toners, rates ofprees best style
uansbip. loet7l A. NJ. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20


These chains first introduced in the city OF New
York less than year SINCE heing subjected
cd vsiene Mo s aa a1en
o,asrs Il was ere that that they
class OF diseases aud their sale and the
Previous their introduction into this count, " they
were used IN hospital in EUROPE and secured BY
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
The PRINCIPLES upon which Is claimed that chains
diseases attended produced by adeeient supply
y electro nssneiismi and secondSthat tie electro
SfRs o
em by IT. powerful stimulating effects the nervous iad
ene system No disgusting lost UNI is allowed 10 be Ia.
ken while using the Chains but rigid obsery of the
the part diseased adds much TO the effect of the chains by
''s' f''" o On H THoG sqSiSi DOLLARS
well Authenticated certificates OF cure BOTH from inell.
ested by the use Of puyermseher's Electric Chains
never fail to what @ TO do
- : - 80 IN FEMALE DISEASES. ssn
More than huEded permanent of Proapsus
Utcri have been effected within he list year by the OF
s Of e n
above the hip usual severe symptoms incident to that
MODE OF USE. rrft
The chain 81 ould be before use with common
directly the OF tie pain disease, and other
end opposite to 1t. sa'FF f.-inIlff
BE NOT DECEIVED The Electric Chains not
to all hut for Nervous Diseases is claim
ed that NO Medicinal Agent in the world has SO
many cur es In the last year as The Electric chain
dueed at the Of application much more eectually
than can he produced by opium, in any OF its forms.
Call and obtain pamphlet Cgrauso
ONE WORD MORE. ~
These chains the which have lately been sent
over to the Emperor Of the French to be by his
physicians in OF cholera, which hav we'd
so eminently successfu J. STE1NERT, sole Agent
corner Prince ST. Get and broadway.
:, THAMES BAKER, and Brentlinger &c Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. s.'es-''-S tF de17-1yrT II
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a EN- TIoNIl

ATTENTION.
~ - 81. frE4
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GEaEn-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST. ;5e
Wheeling Chemical Laboratory.
Corner of Main and Sd sts., = 49,. 80
B S-.~ szFa CENTRE WHEELING.S.'l ia, tfs.a.zts f.
HAVING completed my arrangements am now pre-
IL pared to manuiactufe 2 iAiA 49, Afsiil5 ~ q
PHARMACUTlCAL CHEMICALS
AZ my Laboratory, building corner Main and Sd
Streets AUTHORIZATIONS warranted pure and PREPARED
according to u S. Dispensatory Among The numerous
Acids, chemically pure; ftsi n. ~ d
Anthony preparations, f i.Esl sIr. {, i,
A mmon = ,s..t53szSf :, .st,.5i al. ~ ~ =
Aq. Ammon fff, 'a..s s iz55 s....s4-
concentrated for blisterins; ~ ID. VI
Aromatic waters, ofall kinds;
Alcohol, absolute;s ri % 49,, F.ys !,
Extracts (Aleohol;o ID II a. ..lss, 1890 ~ i
Mercural preparations, calomel, ETC.; ~ go
I ~ Sweet Spirits Nitre; 49,
ChloroforTn, etc etc. ~ 4 fit34 {yEfis
All Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations prepared ac
eording the us. Dispensatorys and sold at
rer's prices - apes-tyi RlcHp.BLUMs >.
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The Oilsof GrapeiVine.

H,HIs oils eresut twenty years, investigation
French sian, and Is now extensively used In
France both ora purpose ofkeepng the hair glossy, and
restoringit In bald places. = ~ rs
tie Hair son. glossy aud pabe. besides makngit abpu
two shades darker gs.Fsl fsssai s iAsiI u a.
PatEneby J.R.VoWSLh, es GninasI
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n a n q 4, q q o - g..
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,

Importers Of English, German end French Fane.
sala Goods, ttzg 5t55
IAVE now in store their Spring assortment OF Port
Ii Monnaies, Vioins, Percussion Caps, Accordeoux
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and Iiuhalo Hail
BRUSHES, Combs OF every descriptions Cutlery, Fans But
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes JeweIry,
etc, etc. -
EIn Hosiery full assortment OF white Brown
aud mixed cotton hose, Lsle, Thread and silk hose
Cotton hose OF every description LsIe Thread and six
hose every Threa and silk Gloves
Filley q SewaIts Patent Thread, lotion, Thread and
elc. etc. lsi -. -4.,,s{ - -
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive in
city, and prices low any the countr,
mar2I-dwtft.} ~ ssssS.- - :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

WI eh Should eve be contemplated with unsulIi.
gu uelsh, presents al meubua 10 the mind, inst with
OF cXcites OILY feelings distrust
" lie aNeriioIs of parents guardians
eIath thei yn"ih't caI .pon sub.
,eGl has toe false AID ata philosophy let
honest =" fluHcc be shawn them eISuS carry avn
amt guided by The light or tn lie rltias OF i.noran..
aud subsequent misery witt be easily avoided -
nj Fs4N pRDAIE'rHiAN irInGS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

Dr. Harris may well congratulate himself upon the hap.
ted to dispense balm afflicted position more en-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

n5,cApIios.-Remembert then, Paten; and all Others
that llobensack,s WoKaSYRcf is the only Medicine IN
use that will eradicate Worms with certainty, and viii
not disagree with the most delicate stomach he careful
that get the genuine ticle that the
~. HonESsACx.' is vn every bottle. p - n
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut
- CrScsSSArI. Quo.

hE atlenucn OF The public respectfully called to the
superior facilities ahcr ded at this Institutions qua
hyingind Sidals in rough practical
counting room aud business pursuits.
praccacouse of Instruction given In the OF keep
ing scientifically no1he Entry different
PaEtnrs OF trade commerce and manufactures, compre
lending The forms in the eminent bsh
ncnls engaged Individually partnership in business
wcter prosperous adverse; purchase
Ing their commission joint speCu-
ation, including In stocks, estate, &C.
with bank railroad, and books OF
JOINT stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety
putat onsreraing 10 business operations being taught
count Squal IONS arbtrstono OF Exchanges; Sc.i.s-f
Mercantile
ed this subject calculated 10 impress business
the mind OF the student well famariza with
eonne' tai echnicaiities and phraseoogy, uding
Practical ReITaatsht hour devoted In teaching
systematic style Of business writing, eomhihng freedom
ee:ance with and rspidity and perfect egibity with
beauty oIConStruction. = 81 s=.L = i-fF-
CoMInsorGaaI Political Econony.-Daily Lee
lures are gwen on these important topics, connected
with the avocations of the merchant In operations
cone'ce a practical workings OF trade. embracing
subject OF principal and AGENT uegutab
airents, saes Debts guarantees etC also on the laws
u wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges,
II, ~ OH, Interest," inter rational tIade, &c. ~
weeks. ~ - - - -
Instruction being given enter
knowledge the ordinary English branches Is ali the
:eauisite preparatory qualifications.
Inc OF the Principal enables him
TO 'eaec sstanee TO those wishing to procure situations
Good board obtained in the city to
Diplomas under seal are awarded .he graduates
TERMS:-For partial course, books ationery &C., in
For tg course, books, stationery. Diploma. &c. ineu-
1s..s93-Iyd PRINCIPAL. s
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Bound to Shave!
DByJAQuEs LEcoULTRE's5 celebrated warranted
Razors They shave with the greatest ease, and are
the brought TO this market Just received
49, New IeyvelrYl store. WashInrtoH
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and

Z ~. Apotheca. e7-s -7,5
1cHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
i.er Centre Wheeling and additions his stock
prepared TO furnish city and country customers with tho
pMrcs and best Drugs Medicines OTIS Paints Dye Stus
ON the most reasonable terms. - ,s-siJ.i'
Prescription Department.. I5
He will attend promptly 10 the filling presentations
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
Perfumeries, imported Aavana CIGARS veriety OF
fancy articles on hand. r. Cjanlt =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

N1TE offer for sale a wen selected stock of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS,
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER.MAKKRS'
MATERIALS.
Having been years establish in the
WeSta Paper business complexion afts parts, have
formed connections with the best manniactu
this country, and receive supplies directly from
them. The prices and terms oncr favora-
cities i-s 5isff il7iE3l -
We the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
owRN& HURLBUT T. and the cAREw COMPANY, be-
Ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this
Our stock embraces every description Paper used in
the West. We hays but Uniform price to ALL Orders
by mail win be filled at the prices II bought
pcI. va Samples viii be sent by mail free
nug2f. ~ -E- MS BUTLER &. BROTHER, s.sts
81 7>ar hs-s .tf.-- Wholesale Paper Dealers. 4,
Ff-iEla7 (, Pearl Sfrcat,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

Communicating the misfortune this C. ass OF unhappy
rrrsoHs DR. has sought with untTing zeal tn oug the
vide LaSe OF medical lore for the last 20 years anti
doe Tor these prolific evils, and proudly say his efforts
have not been uncrownel with success Abundant proof
70 constantly his practice, iniaible efficacy
Of these remedies By happy combination ortreatmeni
rhysicai debityi is removed constitutional soundess res
the weakened organs established in pristine strength
and vtgor and he torpid faculties the mind ar used in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

y --I1TI
More than huEdte led permanent OF Prolapsus
Uter have been Effected within he list by the
these chains by applying end of the chain
region OF the ab1one and tile other uron the spne Just
above the hip IL usual severe symptoms incident that
/, sens aFah anra ved r -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
DREADFUL INHERITANCE

And must this continue Shall we be wise in i
AL that concerns the cattle Of fields our horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
quality of our goods and merchandise; but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
In all that concerns the health and welfare Of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being Of those children, We should be i'm.
mersed In. the darkest and most -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

total pr Partial suspension OF those functions essen
i ba , o. The SPECIES fatal barrier cni.
Or the violation oiaure's laws by in rice
nom ASSOCIATES at school, familiarity Oi
cpnpt doncstics or the example Of those who Innocent
o. harm entice their compaEiohs Tito practice OF these
nanitn WHICH iibe 1.-THE worm in the bud, saps tie fu
tain OF vitality and bghts the bright hopes o. iie; Tic
rosy wreath Of Love wtters around the heart, wa
impulses Of erdeaTing ympaty Chilled, and :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

e9nsunIe tho seinpIo!e victim secluded habit
issue presents Ill .steL heath, upon which no fruits of
sehu hover OF intellect bloom where tho
islr " tainted with diseases the So" patched by
ultl ural heat, barren and Obnoxious eve
Though sad the picture, ii is not Oyerwroush; its orisi.
ials are almost daily presented TO the change DR. Ilar
RS and even the public thoroushare tho discerning eye
can dmrk frequent confederation OF its =
Moral esa. III discharge OF duty obviously pre.
Guides an entire removal OF the veil from this acoy
pciutc o. human iraty, hence the synptuix
attendant uton tins bliyhliug Inalady be given
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TT ~ %. Co-Partnership: 7ss
n w. HElSKELL6s 60. have associated E. b. SwEA-
". with them partner the partnership
commencing the 10th ms. The style ofthe firm will
HFISKRII.1f o. 80 iH-5 4.7iai s7--l te ianf7'
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will be given to any person who will produce many
well authenticated certificates cure, both from nte-
gent patients and scientific physstans have been ef
ected by the OF Pulvermachers Electric Chains
and has been dissatisfied who has given
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

MI be roniiaen Idly Consulted at is Lock Infrnary
SCUM Gay 81, ween LOMBARD and second
RPSiii1s ne mn Efe1sss CITY
over nee yca's In this City regular Physicians asa
EhIge nom widely Celeb of SPEEDY and
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
DIED.

On Thursday last, after brief Illness Mrs. Brrsv
ASy WILSON, wife Of Mr.. Daniel Wilson, Of this
county. .tiN
In Grcenvlc, on the Doth Of July. Mrs. HAnarErrE
NJ. BURcH, in the Goth year Of her age
Or Charlottesville papers please copy. I
At j. A. Cochrans, Esq, Of Augusta ..on the Both of
July last, Miss ELIZABETH p. DAVIS, daughter Of Mr.
Walter Davis, and aged thirty three years.
To Tie friends and relatives ofthc deceased, this
no common loss. Mis- Davis was distinguished from
childhood for an amiable ard exemplary character
About four years ago she became COMMUNICATE in the
Presbyterian Church CT Thinking Spring, Augusta and
her natural gaces refined by pcfy Of moro than usual
sincerity and depth, commended her more than to
the love OF her family and the whole community. Her
mind Just and clear, her temper generous and ama
bic, and her peculiarly marked by afabIty
and dignity. The grace and kindness with which she
aborcd to make the stranger feel at in her fathers
house, and minister to the comfort OF her parents and
family, will BE- tendcrly remembered By all who have
enjoyed thcil hosalitics. As her christian character
niatnrcd, she became more than devoted to the
duties ofrclgon. and the min;ratons Of benefoieDce
as the nurse Of the sick, the companion Of the afflicted
and the helper of her relatives in every trouble her ac
tvity seemed continually to increase.
She sank under Pneumonia OF three weeks Duration
which she bore with admirable patience. Her end WIS
quiet and peaceful and almost her last moments
passed in devotion Her parents send to all distant re-,
atiycs and friends, (for whose eyes this notice is nten
ded) the thatthey sorrow not as those who
have no hope. II. l.. ID.
On Sunday GIT, thc 10th Of July, at his residence
pear New Hope, the Rev. JOHN CARRIER, in the OH
year Of his age.
Thus has it pleased All Wise Providence, to emo
from society," useful member; and from his family,
fond husband and an indnlgcnt aud Kind father.
The deceased was afflicted with most painful dis
ease, (Flnx) which he bore with Christian patience
and resignation.
Mr.. G.. WIS Rr number of years, humble and
faithful Minister Of the Lord who did much good in the
of sinners aud the proclamation Of the
Gospel of Jesus Christ In truth may il be said,
swell done thou good and faithful servant, for Blessed
ire the dead that die in the Lord, for they rest from
heir labors and their works do follow thcm.'
Far from a6letion, toll aud care,
The happy soul is fled; -.-
The breath!ess clay shall slumbcr here,
Among the silent dead ,I
The gospel was his JOY and song,
Fen to his latest breath;
The truth he had proclaimed so long,
WAS bis support in death. b.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
rAN uAnrel Gabriel"

The name of j. 8. Orr, the famous street
nreacber. otherwise called the "Angel GABRIEL
is now familiar to the people ofthis country i'e
obtained his sobriquet from his practice OF blowing
a horn. by way of giving notice, whenever lie Is
about TO hold forth, but discalms 1t hlnsei' as Il
reproach cast upon him by his enemies. Having
some weeks ago copied biographical ske'c,' VI
him which he pronounces Tissue Ut iaise-
hoods we feel bound TO give his own statement
In = letter written from New York city, on inc
10Th. 10 The editor of a Montreal paper, we hhu
an outline history of his life. He was DOT" "'
Demorara in the year 1902, of Scotch parents
but was brought up in Scotland. when ne went
70 J.oudon he attached himself to The celebrated
preacher Edward Irving, and when '''a' ei'"'''
ren;us was cast out of The Clutch oil Scot'and'
Orr went out with him. Here II blank occurs !"
the brief autobiography; the ladies' however '"''
ha Interested to learn that Mr.. Or has never
been married but, sad to think, he has no IDEA OF
ever entering into that condition OF life In pnr-
suance of his call to preach throughout the wor'u'
on Popery, Slavery and temperance he mas
sketched out pretty extensive plan of travel
In the letter alluded to, he says, "oa Monday, l
intend to leave this for Albany, Schenectady, Sar-
atopa. Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Name,
New Brunswick. back to this, then to PhlIadei-
nhia. Sc, Sc, then back here, then to Jamaica,
St. Thomas, ST, Kits, other islands, Demarara'
Sc. then to Great Britain, Africa, India, Arabia
Australia, China, Persia, Palestine, and, las'ly'
Romen He left New York accordingly, and
reached Massachusetts, hut at Charles'own, In
that State he was arrested for disturbing the peace
and sent to prison in default of $500 bail. Wheth-
er the man is knave or lunatlc we have no
means of deciding.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
Affairs I'm lsusnpc,

A synopsis of the news by the steamer Asia,
is given in another column. The war drags IFS
slow length along, the allies having asyet accom-
plished literally nothing. 1t is announced, how
ever, that they are moving towards the Crlmea,
with the view of assailing the stronghold OF Be-
yastopol. Crimea is that portion OF Russian ter
rtory jutting out into the Black Sea, and connec-
ted with the main land by very narrow isihmus.
Sevastopol, its chief or only ratification, is con-
coded to be impregnable on every side exposed to
the sea- but the allies hope to capture it by plant
ing their guns on the heights in the rear The
place affords safe refuge for the Russian feet,
and its possession by the allies is therefore very
important to them The forces composing the
expedition amount TO eighty or hundred thou
sand men, and desperate and protracted struggle
may be anticipated On the other hand, OPPOSE
ton papers in England express doubts whether
the siege will be attempted this year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
,Yhi,n SULPHUR convention.

The Convention, we are informed, was well at
tended, about forty counties and corporations be-
ing represented Many distinguished men took
part in its proceedings, and much interest Vas
manifested for the success of the Central line by
Coviugtou to the Ohio River.
The Convention was permanently organized
with Hon. Andrew Stevenson, Of Albemarle, as
President; Richard e. Morris, of Richmond, j.
Marshall McCue, of Augusta, and some fourteen
other vice Presidents; j. A. Cewardiu, of Rich
mond, Secretary, J. Bowyer Caldwell, OF Green
br;er, and some other assistant Secretaries.
Addresses Of great ability and interest wefe
made by Richard G. Morris, Joseph Segar, Hon
WIN. c. Rives, Ex- Gov. VIM. Smith, Jno. Nj
Bolts, James Lyons and others.
A series Of resolutions was adopted presenting
the Importance of the early construction OF the
Covington and Ohio Railroad, and declaring that
the faith ofthe State was pledged to the purpose ;
also recommending the progress of the Canal to
Covinpton, and the extension of Steamboat navi-
cation on the Kanawha River. A COmmittee, of
which Mr. Segar is chairman, was appointed to
prepare an Address to the public expressing the
sentiments of the Convention.
After three days session the Convention ad-
iourned on Saturday evening last.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30

On Monday morning last, negro man engaged
at work on the building near the Central Bank,
fell to the ground in an epileptic couvusion. An
other negro, from the country, happened to be
passing by just as he FELL and Immediately con-
ceived that he had come in contact with terri
BILE case of Cholera. He gazed upon the supposed
s.victin'' with countenance full of terror, and
exclaimed Here's dat nasty Cholera already
A body cant come to town without being scared
to DEATH"
His subsequent conduct proved the sincerity of
his language, for he Immediately turned upon his
heel, and ran up Main street at full speed, never
stopping until he reached the Episcopal Church.
Here, surprising, we presume, that he was out OF
the reach Of danger, lie came to halt, and look
ed back to see the result Of the case, which will
doubtless be duly reported with sundry Ethiopian
embellishments to his friends in the couatsy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
DISTINGUISHED Arrival,

On Thursday Light last, in the course of our
perambulations through the ''land of Nod" we
dreamed that the Hon. Thomas III. Benton was in
Stanton, and that we saw him. On Friday
morning, sure enough "Old Bullion" reached
Staunton in the Winchester Stage and stopped at
The Virginia Hotel. He remased until the after
noon, when he lett in the Western stage
When we saw him he was in the stage office
paying his fare. servant opened his trunk, and
the old gentleman took thereirom linen bag
marked Omitted States Mint" apparently pretty
well filed with ''mint Drops" out of which he
settled with the stage agent We had no pre-
vious intimation of his passing visit to StauntOn,
and cannot therefore account for the remarkable
fulhlment of our dream.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
Mistaken.

The Richmond Enquirer does the Spectator
injustice in atributing to it statement in regard
to the health of Richmond which the Enquirer
2ronOuuces erroneous. 1t was stateme Mt clipped
from another paper and published among other
miscellaneous items-not in our editorial columns
This is the second occasion upon which the En-
q,irer has, aaiatentionay doubtless, credited par
agraphs to the Spectator that belonged to other
papers, 1t might be well to exercise alttle more
care in regard to such matters, as frequent charges
of misstatement are calculated to impair that repu-
tation for reliability, which every newspaper de-
sires to maintain
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
Scarcity Anticipateyl>

The recent protracted drouth in this region
has had the usual effect upon the corn and other
growing crops, but our farmers have been highly
favored compared with others in various sections
of the country. Throughout the greater portion
of the Union indeed, the drouth is prevailing in
an alarming degree. In the fine region of Frede-
rick, Jefferson and Clark counties, IN this State,
the failure of the crops has been SO general that
season of scarcity and suffering is anticipated
We observe in the last Winchester Republican
call signed by some thirty prominent citizens of
that place, inviting the people of Frederick to
meet at their September Court to take steps tor
supplying the destitute during the approaching
Winter