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YOUNG ENGLAND AGAINsTOLD ENGLAND.

Mr. Lny"rl, in his late speech on administrative re-
FORM contrasted the ages OF the English generals in
the Peninsunr war, and in the with great
effect. lie said:
THE D"kc OF wellington was n Major General Il;
81 the Marquis OF Angirscy, 81 the Earl ii DGlhou
RE, -. he Ea.i ri Stafford, 81. Lord Hill, 81 Lord
Drcsiord ~; Sir ieorge Murray. 80; Lord Cumber-
more u; Lord Londonderry, b.
Ey way OF contrast, have here n list Of the ares
Of the general officers III the Crmea which believe
is correct md which shows how much attention la;
been paid 10 the recommendations Of the commits
sion:
'.Lord Raglan. q; Sir J. Burgoync, 3; Genera
Brown, 65: Duke of Cambridge IS: Sir d. l.. Evans
IS; Sir K. England, 62 Sir G. Cathcart, oil; Lord Lat
Gun, 30: Genern! Iylden entered service in 1906 GG
General Gator entered service in 1868, 60; Genera
Strangways entered servicein 1906, 66; Comnissary
General Filder, 81; Admiral Dundas entered service
III 1893, 81; Lord Rckeby, 81"
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was the imposition Of doninccring, co,,,,.,,
t!on- breaking hnd slavery hating MINORITY ri u
corn.iRrE, which intended To cn:nric,J a.
platform 70 the North surren!ers the Who'll S, ne
ground upon the sub cct OF slavery in the
and places the Sout! ut the feet Oi the North les,
petitioners Tor their grace aud favor. Ii the M,"~re
compromise WIS constitutional, then Congress IHE'
HE constitutional power to impose the same rs, ""'
ton upon every foot of our territory. IT. asa cn,
pact, 1t should be observed, then, by the SANE kind ~
c"'nP"cf Legislative majority may impose the sams
restriction upon the whole territory which ,c'%
ing this corol!nry, should be most sacrelv rc,.,
ed. hold that any legislation Which womb t,Lc
from the people o!thc territories the right Of dcoIi
or themselves, when comm. into the MON as S,a."
the question of slavery any Other question of r,,S
Is domestic policy, woul! place them upon t,,;i,' 4:
inequality with the existing States, would be upc1n
siitutinpal.
This tourtfar.irlc, with these two coroaries. o-.
themselves sufficient 10 stamp upon the whole nr,,
form i,s federal origin, It's federal purposes snI -
dangerous tendencies. JEFFERSON.
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From the Memphis Appeal
THE ENCHANTRESS.

She bound him with Il magic chaih-
She wrapped him in spell .
She wreathei chain around ms nea''
That naught could e'cr, di'poI: sr,.
A charm that shed rich CLEANS Oh ls"'
Der all litc's gloon ant t'a1-
sn,.i, thnt thrilled his soul w,,h JOY
through long and bliss!a. years
They met in pleasures RADIANT n""s'
Where ycuth aud beauty meet:
Wrh bounding hearts and beaming eyes
And swiftly !iyi"G feet
Pal, cleaning pears and fash''lS gems
And frasraa; Howc"s were there;
And mus;c's sm a.tcsi, r.rhcst tones
Sole through tie periuncd air!
They met-he caught one thrilling glance
From her dark earnest eyes
He saw the blush steal o or her cheeK-
He heard her breathe the sigh:
And when her voice gushed forth in song,
And fell upon his ear,
He hushed the beating Of his heart
Lest he might fail to hear!
They met-and all unconscious!y,
In that enchanting hour,
She wove, with blush, and smile anu song
a spell of magic power.
He saw the light upon her brow
He heard the witchins strain
The heart he long had boosted Tree
Hcnccforth must wear cnnlh'
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NnT ENnNr-S nTJIINGS

H.J. Samuel, Esq, the delegate elect from Cab
ell county, has turned out not to be Know Nothing
Us was nj first reported. Mr. S. at one time was
member Of the order, but afterwards withdrew. His
name cannot therefore be placed among the list
of KNOWN Nothing members Of the next Legislature
Thomas, the Delegate elect from MASON county,
who was also announced as Know Nothing, was
run as an independent candidate, in opposition TO
the regularly nominated Know Nothing candidates
As such he received the whole Democratic vote Of
the county, and as such was elected
We understand that there are similar cases in
other eounties.-l ParkersGurg Ners.
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THE FALL ELECTION IN NEW ioNN, -.
The arrangements thu, have been some .I,'' Wh
,,r;n,, S,r ;h.. fusion OF the remnant o! u" "
suryyed IN. secession os the Silver IN
into the Free Soil ranks ore rns'h made PIS@
he "de, II. editorial head. the Gail Of the ReiHo
can free so sHs com';ee for snts Sa
l t.T. and Immediately below similar Gail Of ~,
Wig State Committee fors Whs CT 6 KsnS5issn
ei makes M the action Of Congress in passing the Jt a
braska bill the only ISSUE and proposes TO h rb9 A..
State government out OF the hands OF thcsc Know.
prove tha. legislation, whether Democrats % n a..
Sothiugs The Wing Call is bare invfn w.,. me ob.
se0!s leaving these points un n0% hnse DSt
ject, Of naming the same Gay ana ,,o Nh Coli
tee arc understood to approve, and which ii'0:
pectcd To occur. , ,bst terms .
ion are ss5 saa %1 s: T Tss s
Democrats, that portion Of The at Phladel
pha, and tue Silver Grey Wings ''
nal Of Commerce,
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MORE KHOW-NOTHlNG WITHDRAWALS IN

JACKSON!
WE this week publish still another card Of with
llrnwal. from the Know uhngs in jackson county.
For Il while the "d-G Abolition trek" las the late
Know Nothing candidate for Lieutenant & ovcrnor
called it before it proposed running him Tor office,
seemed likely to overruu almost tho entire county
bu: no.,!y has she redeemed hcrsclfanl still Tic
work goes oil. tho undersigned shows just send
them on, gentlemen the more the Ter.ier:
New CALIFORNIA, JACEso. County,, Va.
June 80, 1858.
To TIE Editor cfthc Pnrk.-sb"rg SFrs
Strive wish You to de- lis the favor 10 inform Tic
public through your paper, that we have withdrawn
from the KNOWN Nothing Order, from the fact that
that organization proscrbes our political rights as
Frc.men. MARK HERsMAN, in.
JACOB B. MORRISON.
WV. X. Wilson.
Noah LnRkNrz
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POETRY.
E,r thc EnIRiltr.
For nc ENYH"U'
M MISS 4. Z. s., OF c. COUNTY VI

IN MISS \. =. S., OF C. to'Ni''
, do not love thee less, because
Thou thsMSest not with me;
Opinion ne'cr can drain the i'u'
THAT foods my heart for the"
| do uu, lovU thee less, because
They tell me thou has Ter ol''"'
IT'S hard an image to eiiace'
One to this heart endeareu'
.Oo;o;oa ;" what shout! "tr'tes l'sh'
4 air." break friendship dear
sh ~, iii ,,>e faults uu'ink L0re's cham
; nv' thee still, although the sun
or UNITY has set; ,-;
r,o..,h discord thrills affections Strings,
/ love thee truly yet.
If eyer from my youthful heart
4 wish, from earth-taut free;
Brsa;hed up ll"o lis most sacred ithe'
/; is for tame and hte.
love tho dearly yet. although
Apart from thee stand
Bru..nth tho floating tlng that bears,
Nv own my native land!
SEVEN ISLANDS, VA, July 9th, 1855.
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THE METHODIsTS IN ILLINUIS.-The Me-
thodist Protestant Church Of North Illinois propose
to hold Conventional Mass Meeting in Cepire
Grove, Borcau county, Illinois, on the 18th Of Au-
gust next to agree upon some plan for separating said
church from its connection With slavery,
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The Louisville Journal says the "know -nohngs are
moving" The Albany Argus adds: 80 we sup
pose. They moved out of the Old Dominion, and we
presume similar emigration will soon take place in
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BIZ RIrCHIE. PRYOR ~
yM p, RlTCHIE & RoGfh A. i.' NJ, -
-,:..n.y MORNING, July 81, iso..
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LITERARY n.

STRGICAL REPORTS AND MlSCELLANE-
OI.S PAPERS ON MEDICAL SUBJECTS
Br GEO. HAywoop, NJ. D. Published by Philips
Sampson u Co., Boston. Received from Mr.
Wvodousr.
The papers contained in this volume are now col
lec:ei by the author, from belief that they WI" Ut
useful from the tables and facts which they contain
and in the hope that they might be read with advan
ta.e By students and tho younger members Of the
profession.
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THE HOME OF TASrE.-How easy il is to be
peat--to be clean! How easy to arrange the rooms
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THE TUCKER TRAGEDY.-The Providence
Journal now says that on the examination Of Hrnry
N. Tucker, on the charge OF having blown an his f..
Tiers house, the prosecution have utterly fail.d 10
nuke out 4 case even for binding over.
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pose il; Bian,lcrs enough, repeat for the thou
s:n,th time, have already been committed through
the ncumprtpncy, acknowledgement. and blind holly n
Those who have had the interests and control OF the
nar!y in their keeping. 4 hes: policy and new men
in the lead, is what is absolutely requisite il The Anc
rcan party hopes t. be successful. Nothing less VIII
d. The urcasion dcInands ac!ianse. And M change
can be for The worse
"AyorHER SuGGEsrioS..-ln the event Of the
American party Of Virginia deciding To hold State
Convention, take the liberty lii advance Of offer
in. another suggestion for their consideration, IN al
,litiou 10 those we have arcndy submitted. Our OBJ
iect in frequently cdve:ting n what we consider
tho true policy of the party in future" IL Ia try, u we
can TO relieve it Of every imp dincnt that has hh-
erto stood, and still stands in the way Of lis success.
These, ii is true, appcrihin almost chtfcy 10 inc ha'
;ure o! It's organization. The principles Of the party.
il -i.,lI!y understood will elicit scarcely show Of
| ,run.i,i1n from any considerable number of the
American people. On the contrary, when iairly m.
tcrpreted md properly presented, they VIII command
almost universal approval Such al least is our con-
vic.on; and believe it Will be Justified by the
, events of the future.
awe deem. it no longer ,lonl,iu that the secrecy
! feature will be entirely abandoned. The coisdcra-
lions gu; If which il grow have lost their potency
he necessity that ocCsinnCd !. no longer exists. IL
| was, probably, jadiCiois 0nl proper enough when
Ia. party III lis infancy aud had to colrelili
| against formidable nni unusual difficulties. Dnt IL
is no longer of any advantage. On the contrary, IL
is grievcus stumbling. block and the sooner IL l.
| gotten I'D oi The better. fnhcy ana Justicc "o"
alike require it,
"Tlir abandonment of the secrecy feature nccesea-
ry involves the laying aside OF the ritual with liz
| tia,nmery and its oaths. And OF this we are glnd-
because there is in The thing and less reason.
In our Judgment, the test Of mans devotion to a
party ought 10 lie in simple approval Of its prnc'-
pies. The idea Of requiring him TO subscribe to {, a
| solemn pledge, or 10 gulp down oath, with the
same facility as be would iuiep, and with even less
consideration anu less notion too of lis Importance,
in order to make him good patrio, or serviceabe
party man, ridiculous, because in nine cases out Of
len, it will prove to be utterly futile Honest and re-
fcc.ns men will always respect their obligatlsl's
with scruuulous fidelity but obligations Of the char
acer in question will receive but little attention from
case pledges and oaths, are unnecessary, because the
mans word is sufficient, and his acts will be in &C,
cordance with tin the other, they are even sun
more unnecessary, because nothing can bind naiVi,
duals who assume obligations without thought ana
violate them without scruPle. The machinery OF the
hnow-Soshing organization therefore, is 50 far % Its
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hc District Of Columbia, ard prohibit ~ VI III" ''rii
torca this American party says sEoh'i' % u NM
raj judiciary, although that may not be t'ii dooiS'"";
lie; the aggression be pa! pably ana as fI"!'iN
nm infracon OF the constitution as 1t may De- una w
~ oppressive upon the people. submit l" lte"2gu'c
il ,;,th al! tLGiity, sGys lie nlllihly WISE Ehi IN
cnr-upipy pure party, unit, repealed or declared IN
constitutional. Ii the principle, that these laws,
however unconstitutional, however vo!a:ive oi STATE
Rhts or oppressive to the people, are Ia DC re'c'ch-
ti.ily obcy.,i-;hat il. executed, Until thcy are re-
rail or declared unconstitutional by the proper M
/ ihnrity many OF them would always he nbScovsd'--
rLis nrincinie of obedience and submission VIII iol
do tGr republicans or the friends OF H,o'c E'?nS:
! i, the rery essence OF lla!non:an i"Gerh!isIn,
a,ainst which MI the distinguished founders nhl
Ie.,.rs Of the Democracy have batcd, from the be-
-iuninr oi john Adams administration /" the pre-
Semi hour This article, and this c"ro!ary, untnask
this newborn party and exposes i;s ii!t:cous dr'orn
| -; nlrhnrah decorated with here and there, Demo
cr,;r feather in MI its rakcdness. There is no mar
in Tho courtrv more disposed Ia revere and obey tho
ia.. f the co,nmuni'v IN which he resides, be- they
f,.L.rnI, Stn,e, OF municipal than | All. bn; Their,
are some lu,vs TOO violent, too aggressive, AMI zoo
Grossly yioIutive Of the constitution, to await tG
socialikc progress OF repeal, or atjuaieanon' ever
Il there was any prospect that these remedies cou!t
be finally applied
The second corollary to this article, rs put forth b.
the Councils IL:
"a tender and sacred regard for those acts OF states
muns.!ip which are 10 be CONTRA distinguished from
acts OF ordinary legislation, by the fnct of their bc
ing Of the nature OF compGcts and agreements
and so to be considered a fixed and settled nation'
policy" =, o.,i
This, like the first, is fit coroary to the iti aTll
cie the plain English OF whchs reinsta'e me H.
souri, restriction Ii is n new discovery III pon
science and an admirable mode of amending lie
stution Of the United States by Legislative cGnpar.
which may always be effected by mere MAORI" nse b.
The constitution is the great, and only and thu
which the powers of the federal g1"nJ There is
rights Of the States are to De or mod
%| ,Se Constitution. i; provides within .Seli ios u
own amendment and cher G'' reatrc,"n wa
mate and dangerous The asseFc Congress had
unconstitutional aud void because M &C Compact;
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNIMRNTS!
). B. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Hu,
Chinese I,iniment.

THIS SurertOr preparation is Pesen ed the Amcri-
public with the greatest Confidence hat its eff
cient caIatve qualities excl any other known Lment.
Its action is certHiR sale and Uni .Orm falling ina
where an external aPPltcattOnis appropriate All who
have tried II regard il as iniIllibe lei The OOwiIg big
e1ses rheumatism, sprains huises swelcd limbs, weak
Joints. white swelling pains in tile back, hips Sidcs tic
breast, lace, other part the IOdy 1t is
ceieH remedy in bruises, Scalds, cuts etc. Tie useful
inesttnable chemical compound iSby
confined TO The Luman species, but equally ecaCOus
whenever applied to diseases Cf the vOrite dOmcS
tic aimal he horse. Among many diseases and acci
dents occurring to The horse, Tor which it is the most
cure may be rameA the following TiL CUTS bruises,
STanS in the shoulders, Chaps. scratches cracked heel,
sweeney, spine, patOr joints, etc. For uTter parLCu
lars see directions on bottles
TAKE N 0TICE.
Many and just obecriOns made to all the ordinary
nImens OF the day account o: their offensive smell,
nd the wlsigtly stains often len grOn The skin Avon.
leElM aCt which has been verified the asl0nishneiol
the most profound chemists aud the delight of fastiOuS
patients is that addi0h to lis surprising curative
eetS1 u is the most heathnl cosmetic aud per-
une To any part OF the skin to which May be applied
ii tmpars rosy and natural glow Which lasts many
hours and leaves the velVety sOness healthy SIX IN.
stead OF the eraccd and clapped appearance which Is
comHOh result Of almost all olher articles used for tnst
purpose Hence, every ady's toilet is supplied with IL
who knows its excellent qualities i'll this respect To
aze its agreeable odOr you need but open bottle aid
try for yourself. lr-H. a....
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NOtICe
THE undersigned, having bought the entire stock
i Goods belonging to Messrs. Wheeler dr Lakin, Mer-
Chant 1GlOrs would beg to inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity he intends Carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the formerly
FAMED the services Of bot oI The fSrmer nropTie he
prepared TO make to order every article in s line
in the latest style and best manner very short notice.
and very low for H. Having large stock hand
lie is determined sell very low, reduce his stock
make for the Spring Goods. Now is rare chance
get good clothing cheap. lie win every article
to be recommended, sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've call,
AT tNo.2, Washington Hall.
iaD1o i IL STALLNAN
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500, 600
Ale6dTTeL SLdUes aud Headings IrGnte2.
pay twelve dollars Pc thousand for good white
oak Staves 81 inches long inches wide clear sap,
and inches the heart-One third 10 headings 60
cheS long inches wide clear OF sap, 1tinches the
heart delivered the wharf depot aIthiS ci
GEO. W. SMITH,
i2H2O Wheeling BTsueTy.
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Daguerreotypes.

Daguerreotypes.
M ESSRS. BEAMER & TURTON, having taken the
Nl Rooms formerly occupied by Nj L. TarbelI Da
guerTean Gallery Main and BdIe stlCets Cen
tre Wheeling beg leave to solicit share of patronage
from his friends and the public ut large.
They make ii rule not TO let any pictures go out but
what are satisfactory, and well executed.
GO;d and Silver plating executed neatly
Orders LEFT here for sign painting will be attended to
by ]. Tu tor & Brother. mT2I-3m
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Halls and Cans.

A4GAOo SA44GL ~ q
WIZ fave this day received OF The finest and most
beautiful assOrmemts OF Halls and Caps, that have
ever hld brought 10 this cty the
iOnabe that could be made in the eastern markets.
II comprises inrart the following kinds:
CieEts No. Silk mOleskn Hats, tight and elastic
by the bsst haters East in strict with
our orders; Gents fine white and black beaver, otteT
seal DC; Know Nothing aud Wide Awake Hats, white
and price.
AIso-Caps of every description and of the most re-
cent styles, such the Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyra
nese, Pyramid, Canadian, Russian. English, w ishins
tom and Consolidation caps aLi all other kinds III abun
dance. which will be sold Ower goods these
kinds were ever offe ed before to ;his community.
ChildIens Hats and Caps nj ~Il kinds just received
from the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons most respectfully invited 10 call and
anime magnificent stock OF goods, before purchasing
elsewhere, as feel confident that please the
most IaStidiouS.
Nothing will be wanting part suit and accom-
modac our numerous patrons. e.
Word to Country Merchants.
II you wish thing in the way OF Hats aud Caps Just
give US CALI will that will sell you
goods as low they be got any where this side OF
Philadelphia, and on the most 70 Bile terms
nvT S. d. HARPER & SON.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANl

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
labor expense in washing Clothing House Clean.
ing. Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will be
whittier Than than il bcaChed ON the grass
WARRANTED not to njure the fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself Ontha point by soaknga pete Cotton
Linenin the Fluid, full strength for 24 hours which
will clearly show that it must bc purely armess, when
diute3 with GALLONS 0! water to half pint fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three the
single sXpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who hasate
Iy put chased the right for Ohio roumyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
UDfOnSt.. TVhceliEr. Va
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Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
my7:iy No III Main street.
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Ambr otypes.
TNHE subscriber offers tn public new style OF
picture far superior TO the DaguerreotyPc, made in
Wheeling daily at his eStabl shmcnL They ale termed
AMBROTYPES,
The process for which patented in the United Staes
Great britain aud France These pictures the
beautiful and truthful produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding fneness, dcnh Orlst aud shade, aud
richness OF tone is wonderful They do not the
They are without the glare Or daguereOtype, may be
seeHin any view and viii last IO ages unchanged being
lMPERISHABLE,
hence the name, AmhOtype which signifies Indestructi
bity. The picture is taken plain glass, 10 which
other p'ae U corresponding size is secured with indie
stucble cement by which the picture will retain its orig.
Ha hancy for ages ii viii not cOrrOde by acids nor,
be injured by water climate
AmbrotyI Horoscopes must be seen to be appreciated
the relief is perfect as life.
naguerreOtypeS taken at reduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen are invited 10 call d examine my gallery.
no \. q. PARTRIDGE.
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Removal.
NECCLALLENS d KNOX have removed their Whole.
M sale Stock of Boots aud Shoes, to the four story
brick building,
No. 113, NInin Street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants d Mechanics
bank the opposite side the street. and doors SOu
OF VIM. T. Selby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House, they confident that with ciI increased Iaci
ties tor doing BUSINESS they offer still
greater inducements fol buying thar heretofore.
dc2S NICOLA LIENS IL KNOX
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zAxrsyrLLr, ONO.

Mr.J. B. Ycnde1s,niA:
Dear Sr:-l have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism in back, and Tor the last six months
able TO get out OF my bed without help, 0nd your agent
our city Insisted on my trying bottle OF Ch.Wg Flu
lhnmeut and try what effect it T'Oud have and bot
tie has leevcd me much that able TO get OF
my bed without difficulty. lthas brem blessing TO n.e
just try it for youl se aud you will be well pleased.
Mrs. NJ. COChRAN.