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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02
Z Ft6m lie Natt6ml tHtsI lSetset, Ft6t e.
An Interesting Letter.

Every reader: we doDll moi, Will ogtee With MS
that tbe slbioiltel letter Is not only an Infer
ctins one, but that ihe concluding se1tenCe OF u
makes Il aIe1Mtkable one, It's an exact COPY 81
ateItet Written by3 General Winfield Scott, tllen
oSRtdin lii tie amy during sojoufD al his home
JnPeteIsbUg, Val OIL the 18Th Of June 1871 Just
oHe}yeat tetots Tile, declaration Of war, Ftelet.
Ter was addressed 10 IN old friend IN Ills cily,and
Is now III possession Of tile son, ], l., Elwatds,
Esl Gteat events make gteat men. II seems II
have been The. purpose OF lie young soldieE u
leave service or junction and return 10 lie law
We ore len In Doubt whether be would have be'
come as renowned OF The har as IN The Eell bni,
be that MS II may, war >Uog follogedh aud the
young CAPTAIN, by n coplse II service uHeSamplel
III btIlianoy ul dnt1lIUn, Inns risen step by Step
IN tle care. T. Of distinction, until 0t Tie end Of for.
ty.fOnr yeats lie finds himself on this Yenetaled
nnntversNty, crowned With lie highest military
honor which Tie country can besthw, Truly has
Re written his history with his sw0Ed,' q history
free Iron slain un1 which every American may
teal with pride. Inldminalis Julget h0uoribus,
81 TI LEtTEN.
"pETERsHURC, June, 1911.
ri tlelieve wu have very lille NlluEe news 70
give you, nor do know what would please you III
tlal way.
nor my@l--that pctsouoge who fills 50 lstte
space III every mus oTH imagination, anu 50
small one III tle Imagination Of every othet--l
can say but liNetprrlnpS less would please you
more. Since my return 10 Virginia, NY time los
been posed IN easy transitions from pleasure TO
study, tom study 10 plasufe; in my Enyety I0rgel'
ting The student, in lie student forgetting my gay
uly. | have generally been IN tue Office Of my
friend, Ait. Leigh, though Not unnninului OF !he
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

Lr oil persons tfllicIel with cough, colds
hoauSeness, and other Ills Of tile kind, bought oil
blythe present cold suon' call at tho Drugstore
Off, Il. l.Ogau& Co., aud get bottle q Dr. Chap
muns Iioafhoaui lIalson ltlsIhc vetY remedy
needed,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

JUpor LoRISo's MEaOvAr--'l'le struggle to re.
move Judge because Of lis execution Of lilo
law, Is going on in llosIon Tie Transcript says;
"We'lcatn that the speakers at The second pub
liz hearing on tie removal Of Judge LUting, We'll.
neStlAy afternoon neSl, are aS foIlowS--For Tho
Ee,noSalil Andtsws. RI fLot4 u y e,hrnlotlI.
ers. AY'lns!!-G. !, Quits. 4, y, Dano. Jt.,
Rev. Robert W. Cushmau, u. T, ilalet, and iona,
than iierce.n
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...,51kRtDAYTN0RNlN !, MARCH q 1856.
EEllNG, VA:-

St7iAfn0ytl question came 0p on Friday last be.
fore the Court Of Insolvency d. Worcester, Moss.
II tbpepls that lie insolSent debtor had once Us.
Z fore found himself III embarrassed circumstances,
enl after an investigation Of his affair by his ctodl
tots, papet was dawn up; each creditor upon
signing agreeing TO take Nty per cent. MI tIeit
claims. provided thai I'LL creditors become parties
,othe transaction. A settlement wos made on
lie above conditions, but u subsequent iuyesiga.
tton has thought 10 light Nlle fact thai one Of lie
parties, (sali TO be q t'oston FIRM received ruy In
full ia consideration Of thelt company names be.
ing placed 10 Enlargement, Anolller, less sIltewl,
was paid seventy per cent. Some creditors wLo
have beenmsled bytllese 'decoys," and received
only dry per cent. on their claims, propose 10
prove the unpaid tIty per cent. and receive diyl-
dept III common with laIer cteditOts, a full hear
Ing Of tile case is 10 be lad in n few dogs,
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Wanted.
Ronds OF notrso Ohio t'cIt'al l'atlEOad Co.

HoIlHA or IOIc9 OI WIIU EblIlaI KNIIOaN Co,
F" nT IcMNfch
NJ WclIsYillA -
I" u OF llsit. & tt0 Z"
lIalrtad bonds NJ Washington county, IA.
" or Ohio Va,
For which will be aXcsn6c M liberal Infn, several I'm
proved arS III MARSHALL county, va, OF I21 10 100 acIcs,
lntle nclehbUrOOd OF Cameron .iIlUni
Town lot, IN Rttcl!ietOwn, including Hldlhe coal
rights, or
10 IlFNi 6CIes.
FUrpartIcUlars address, M inquire at the counting loom
or belmont iron Works, liz Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling, Va RehriaIy fih, fSjj.
Reporter, Wellington, ia tOly & weeks and charge
. ant
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--%S$S-@------
Potlrtc,L aloyEgEsr,-A Washington cores.
pondent Of the New York Herald furnishes the
following programme Of an alleged important po'
ljtcai movement:
Seytlal Of lie lnote prominent democtntic South.
eth Senators and berbets olthe House have tccl'
deJ upon plan Of operation, essentially seotOn'
oil IN lis purposes, fot holding political conven'
tioI,N IN July, and have selected Ylteinlu as lie
State 10 hold |, In. An address, already written,
10 tho South, will be issued III tie early part Of
March. ltHdeennned upon thai no Sunltttitet
shall he presented for The Office tf President or
Vice President, and TINT The convention will IN.
slst upon Dantel s. Dickinson, Of New YOtk, iOt
first VI these Offices; aud In tile beStUwu OF their
suftpgeS for the Vice Presidency they stalld really
TO support the nominee Of HE Baltimore cohye,I.
iun, providing that lle Us not Southern man, and
and Is known 10 De q friend Vi the South and Il
supporter Of Nebraska.
The convent on, however, will lead In tlle qlles'
lion Of President and lis Selection II not CONCUR
red In nt Baltimore, will be The formation Of q
Nohletn and Southern parry, which cannot but
prove fatal 10 lie democracy Throughout Tie cOull
ity. Ny informant assures ME That tlle SouI
were determined In this move 10 test The Sincetly
Of the North on tile question Of slavery, aud IN 10
Ing Ibis sic should take Northern man for iet
champion and ssndaul bearer,' Journal of this
oity hos been selected lie organ lot SAID coNvel.
ton, and It's columhsNte 10 be enriclle from time
10 time byytluntpTy contribution from the pens Of
the llosl eminent Southern statesmen and epIe.
seniaiiyes. The Southern democratic press will,
as nullet Of COURSE, sustain tho proceedings VI
lie convention aS soon as they shall be lliie
Known. Its intended that this convention shall
be represented by the first men VI the South, and
that lis deliberations shall De marked By SMtlt VI
moJeratioAund justice. The day for holding IL
will be decided betOte lie adjournment Vi Con.
etess. llis.SHp hos been lsSletled and thought
Necessary by The iepidlY growing influence upon
the nhyseS>in fasoro GeIL Houston fot tbs Freq.
ideDcy, IN putt arising rOnl bis Know Nothing
nttncinlty, which are 81 eenint The South.
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pAaUERREoTYPEe.

NFWG UNH pRyF1WF HTTU0JV#FHN
likepescs takcn will eli lie recent improvements
without any unnaiural wteuesS Of 1 OF stey uppeaF'
ateon black dresses. Every SAe oil cases always Of
haul.
Rooms, 40 IS Monroe st. rear thecpurt House.
Lnl0,ly wM, COwnRS,
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TO Dealers indWash Boards,

TN 1871 o. HICE, Of Cincinnati, "lartnt'd taIHabls
J. ImTr0HMINi IN IrsSh.Ecai8A" for which he 0hit lhtd
i PAT ENTIiI Oct lSiQ. Said improvement consisted III
properly preparing lie tdstE OF Slee NJ Gc Cor other
suitable oia,) aud then CIsll them 10 NriAt Gr cut
heir way into thr solid wooden sides lCES Of Wash
boardI tile methods previously employed layln; been 20
rough ErG0tt cat lice, IL receive Tie metallic
plate. o. Cc subsequently sold iS tHr' iaitTt'l uNd
orRtTGf IN said Patent 70 lie suh$tiIher wl Is now
sole proTl tor thereof o& well as INDY GWForI!Ed II6HN
}driNi,tr et''O l'tcES lApHOvru r1rESr Ease wtSll-
HoARn,n having succeeded 10 tie late firm NJ W!vNE.
AtLy CU., intllt buSigcs2, ln'Icrd hy the popularity
and extensive sale ii said paient Wash hOITdS" SUIT.
iry PERSONS have cnglscd In l1ahig aud vending item
Hihom 0Nhoriip 10 40 40, thTtky rotGNX ny Tigh SC.
cured hy said PatcNt, Suits have been commenced Nd
ire now pending, against certain aleS known to he illus
Engaged, and II Is NY intention 10 prosecute for all IN
rREemcNI Ot mt legal aud Just lights tn lie extent
lilo law Hi PENSIONS are Therefore raHioNtl against
purchasing dealing IN ElHc wash boards Ii1e at6t the
manner p1tntti BY Rice unless branded 80. RieCI iM
proHl Nah beads, Patented ts+9," rome i's lclns
genuine may 10 well 10 enAI H. that lie NarlaIlOI IN
lis shape ~ the crim,-Or llc cmroyNeh 81 any Pat
cnted lAclne 10 nil "aShhOa't l>-l0t& mt give tic
tight tOueH tic Patented iuciGiHs FCcsAS, above lcSclb
eit upon which the FglFe OI The hoard really depends
Wholesale orders Or tnO E,tKnt GEtCIG respectfully so
leed AMI promptly executed, al as los prices ~ any Of
'"''N"'''''''''" jO$RpH W. WAYNE,
Sole proprietor and manufacturer tleIe0f
ONCE at Hardware store, No 100 Main 1t
nIht OunOSltF 9Th, EfAGtNNlTI q,
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knr RcnL.

TIN Store ROM and Dwelling on Main ttrrei, Iateiy
occupied by AsbuI"' roAsCssiOn tar DO hail 'm"'"'
Xisu-ihs Store ROomul AlOnroN street, nov. occupied
hy Patterson Il Co.. ASA Drug Slotc. POASF>aloH gwen
tic IIsL III april,
"F''' w wye ''' l'XXToN, nONLoS & Co.
inp1 No III Main slreet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

IRA Texan editor with great pOliteuess states,
thst al the recent sitting of Tue Court Mt San An.
tonic, tbiueea "geatIomeN' were assigned places
IN The peuitenIIay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

oJrfout new>baok olattsrs were reported ia the
Z. nnsylyanla Senate on Saturday. rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

Thu llEy. JOsuuA Sovtr, Senior bishop Of the
AtethotOt Episcopal Church, South, hos "udyised
and invited meeting Of all The bishops Of that
Church 10 meet al Nashville, Tenn, on Tho third
Monday Of April. All are expected to be present
except bishop Andtew, who will attend The Pacific
Conference al that time,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

a vtRorS@ 1'owS,-"l'lelmont IN Hampshire
Co., Va which&us "seItled" onlyabu4t thiueen
months ago contains now a population Of about
1000. The village " situated in The midst Of The
cooiteeiohs. #a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02
Eagle Forge, Wire & Iron Works
e. q, DEWEY, Proprietor

WAREHOUSE, so, 10 NAIN sTIEET,
Whctiing, vn,
MANUFACTURING Vi all Sites ltat and Fancy Iron
vi 4. Il, AScSi heavy al lIsIt FOEl''SS, boleF R'S
S8lssaI,Ssd and Suspension Bridge ron wOlk oss to
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SCOTT'S
Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill.

- : = = -
lOuhtle.s an invention among tue most lroraM OF
modern times, for the use Il ihRWtll at$ed !arIler
and stock rrlcr-aM lilo universal ayOr with which II
has been received ir The tIS', more than anything else
altrSlS lis utility AMI superiority.
NIeuce Of ne lie Little (iianI his 10 equal II weighs
from 10 500 pounds, according to size, call 10 i lnol'
elaiion hY The farmer III 90 nuies, without expense or
nrchagIr9l AID tlOn adjusted a' used with convenience
hy anybody
Tie Lille Giant has received ths Fret PUmis0Na at
every Stale Fair nom Missouri 10 Maryland the past tai,
aud HAT IN Tie n1St complimentary manner. >.
These mills arc guaranteed IN Tho most positive manner
ayalnSt bIcakage or arrangement, AMI wlriaH IN grn
iced Ii M ear corn, al gifts OF fine llonliny frnM &c
corn wa degree Of ease and convenience to' farm ur'
poses never attained hetorc.
Tie srLscltrrsu,e nov prepared 10 furnish the Trade
with improved patterns ami slEes. 10 st't tie VARIED
10 9ls Oltrcdai II complete, ready forattoctn! The
tcI and warranted IL grind 10 bushels VI iced Ter huar
with ono horse.
~. Sal sii sill sIwi IL bushels rcr hour.
No. lat $H6, MiiI Erlni2o bushels 70 Hour With Two
horses. JOHN IL Mlhl'Eh " w.,
,eht7:9wt,1mw Wheeling, Va.
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EGT RcoJ

EVT IEVWTt
The store Room aud llwtlbls Onthe r0rrr,.
/ and Madison streets, directly OPPOSITE ~
tlOuSc, aLil now In The occupancy Of Nj i'll -
store loom Is ore NJ Tie IaISt IlesiTshs h,s,, -
u Z city, and tic dwelling T'hlhy end cONNrHts w
They will 70 Ia separately or tOEslLkg, a, i,,,
sired. POUesslOR Isl .trIll"tXl. ,
lc9S;G WM P,t,..
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TaveFnTs Stand for Ram
Sale,

T or so. o, In block a, oN lismCden size, ia,
j 4 and tunhlIS back i90 10 an alley. Ih,Ss, Il
hest Su,tCt lois In The city Tor lCSittGr, al
alley on ilAbaCk IAtt aiol Siie. lWill Sriii,ss q
or one half OG II. aS Nhy hest silt H." pUCsst s
Fur Information eII Ills al illsolre 0l d %s,...
NIv9 a. v.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

aJ'Ftom the reports in tie liostoa papers, Cen.
Sam Houston seetts 10 have had most cordial re.
ceptton, Ills lecture, at TtemoOl Temple, on
slavery, was moro largely attended Than any lccure
Of the season, every seat being occupied. During
tile lecture The applause was frequent, and nj the
close, enthusiastic, In treating The subject OF
slavery, ho did not advocate slavery IN The abstract
or would he discuss II as an abstract question:
liz dealt with It as an existing fact, much mlsnP'
nrehendet. and The cause Of loo much aeiatoaand
dtscotd, The people Of Tie South did not ctene
slavery The South did moi love Il, but II existed
thete, and, as necessity in The present condition
of the South, it must be used, hut guarded from
abuse; The South should not enctoach upon Tie
tights and institutions Of lie North, nor the North
upon lhe.,iglts ami institutions Of The South.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

Ulhe Winchester yfginlso publishes eSI'acts
from letter written BY Judge BtOckeabto0gh, IN
which he states that he has been much annoyed by
applications ftom various parts Of tile State genc
rally soliciting him to consent TO he the candidate
oftbenew party for Governor; but that he has
never fot moment entertained the idea Of sane
,lOpIng such use Of Ills name. lie adds that he
"cordiaIty detests the leading principles Of this
new party, The secrecy Of their organization, their
war upon religious fteedonS etc.," AMI they shall
never receive any counlenaace from him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-02

dTTbe Piedmont Independent announces The
dtslh Of @t, JsLupt9p, member Of The late Leg.
lslstale Of siiSplS #4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-11

THs ssrusslo for The Spsaksrshlp o.
the National House Of Representatives.
bids fair % be ss long snl bitter a. j.:
was O. the commencement. ol the memo !
rsbls xxXIs, Congress. The sdministrs. !.
tion mon and old line Democrats have
united on RICHARDSON Of Illinois. for
Speaker, and at the 10Th ballot, he had
received IS votes--less than half the
democratic strength In the last Congress,
whore LYNN BoYD got l43 votes for
Speaker. The opposition. mode up os
il is, Of all shades Of opinion, scatter
their votes among four or five candidates.
or these, CAMPBELL Of Ohio takes the
lead. receiving. at our latest advices,
about IS votes. There is no sign ol
the end Of this contest. Perhaps a month
will be consumed in ffuitless struggle
TO choose Speaker by a majority; and
afior ell. q plurality man will be elect
ed. Should this expeIient be resortsd
10, as in 1850. RICHARDSON or Com will
be the man.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-11

TIE IRoNroS "Times' is sporting its weeds
again. in solemn token of its grief at the de-
fea, Of Mr.. HUNT, the Know Nothing candidate
for Congress in the New Orleans district. 1t
may show what some people call independence
for a nominally Democratic poper, to grleve
over the defeat OF man only renowned for
his opposition to Democratic measures, but it
evinccs poor Democracy.
DBr The editor Of the Meigs and
Gallia Democrat is informed that we
regretted the defeat Of THEODORE G.
Hunt, OF Louisiana, simply and solely
because Of his uprish. course on the
Kansas. Nebraska question. 1t is this,
and the truly admirable personal quail.
ties that he displayed in his official
career, that constitute his fame, mot op.
position 10 Democracy.
If Mr.. Hvsr, living in the extreme
South. can show as much patriotism and
trus feeling as his political course on a
sectional question evinces, what depth h ol
political infamy is to be assigned to
wights like FlRoR :?
The democracy (save the mark y ol
the Meigs and Gallia Democrat consists
in extending and perpetuating the bon.
dage Of an unfortunate race, and looks
to no higher principle than the prescrip.
ton OF q statute. book. Such democra
cy would jus. suit an Austrian despot.
The butcher Haynau is v. NJ. FrRoR's
model. '''.'H ''''A "'.'
So We go!
Little dogs md all.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

THE STATE OF OHIO, LAWRENCE COUNTY;
i BY virtue of certain order of sale issned out Of
the Cour Of Common plsss Of said county Of Law.
renee, aud to me directed on ussday the 18Th day Of
January A. d. 1885, ss the hour Of one o'clock IN the
a.eraoon q said day. 9, door q The Court House.
public auction the highest aud bss! bidder the fol-
lowing resi- estate sitaae In Ironon, Ia tho
County and Siste aforesaid, to-wit: Hifn ,SJfi
Commanding At sycamors !Iee on Storms Greek,
close 10 the South side Of the Bridge rnnhing ID d.
rectoa South. eighty degrees and s!t
East n feeito stake In the road leading % !rontou
and Coal Grove; from thence South, thirty.hvo de-
grses; Fast, two hundred nnd rinsy.eight re- 70
and from thence South, thirty lhks degrees; West one
hundred and .ix,y,wo feet llo9 sad IN e. nnS wi!s
with said line North, ,hiy;ays dss.ss, sss e, no y
Iron and Cosl Company and joha <. Smith thence up
storms Creek within twenty, c' o. sa.c nne, 70
eon.e:ss sss esSs II s sst i1!ats:
Appraised a two thousand az HUNDRED and thirteen
doisrs, To b sold d me property Of Thonss Pugh
and others, 70 saasfy said order of sale tnsyor o.
Dempsey, R0drcrs sid Ellison. Terms q sale, cash
o-f'o'' Ss'y'sHJ WILLIAM McGRR,
,s ,tiB W 4 siae Sheriff, Lswrsncs County.
December ttth, te56-wi.$6.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-11

B% W. see, by late No. Of the
Fairfield (lowa) Sentinel, that WILLIAx
H. STEWARD is now associaisd with
DAVID STEWARD ia the publication o
that paper. We wish him all sorts o
good luck, health, peace, competence
lots Of the spondulicks, wife. children
friends and boundless glory. Dave and
Bill are two chaps We won't forget soon
for many a weary day we've worked to
gether. Two better fellows don't exist
We hope the Sentinel will "go shead
like stsambost with seven boilers!'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-11
LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, Dec. 5th.-The steamship
Africa arrived, in port this morning with
Liverpool dates to the oath, and will b.
due in Boston tomorrow at noon.
g. General Intelligence.
The London papers have abundance
Of peace rumors /; among The resi-, one
that The Prussian Envoy had an inter.
view with the Gear, and obtained his
consent that be is willing to retreat fo
peace; the rumor ,s considered doubtful.
II is also reported that General Canro
bert has concluded q treaty with Sweder
to take the effect in the spring, when thai
power is 10 cooperate BY land aad sea
this rumor is also doubtful.
There are no active hoslilities in Rus.
sia or.Asia it is rulnored, however, that
the allies have determined 10 lombard
the Russian position at Sebastopol.
The main feature in the intelligence
brough. by the Africa is the report which
is probably premature, that Gen. Can.
robert had concluded a treaty with Swe.
den. The Allies on their part it is said
are to restore Finland to Sweden.
1t 10 also lumored that. Denmark will
follow the course persued by Sweden
and Norway. .sois8d siss Is,
The difficulty between the United States
and Greece has been settled. s
Il Advices from The Crimea state. that
both the Allied and Russian armies in
the Crimsa ass now under cover, but the
former ore sill under apprehensions Of
an attsct from the Russians.
Il isreported that the contemplated
bombasdmsnt of,he north side Of Sebss.
topol is to compel m evacuation IN o..
der that the allied Asst can winter in the
hsrbor. The town Of Msriopol, on the
north coast Of the Sea Of Azof, was BON.
bardsd by the Allies on the 3olh Of Oc.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-11

BS ONE OF the most remark able
men in Ohio is Col. SAMUEL MEDARY,
Editor Of the Ohio Statesman. Tho
Colonel is, we believe. one Of the oldest
Editors ia the West. He got the con.
troll Of the Central pres. in 1887, aad,
with two very short intsrmissions, has
been doiag battle ever since, The
Colonel is a host. In ls40, he seemed
10 be regarded as the impsrsons,ion Of
the Democratic party, for the whig
presses and whis speakers teemed with
the vilest abuse Of his private and polit.
zeal chasscter.g ksFaatr4a4 .~..!E
Bu. the gallant Colonel has ostl ived
il all. There are few among his biHerest
opponents vho do not now sckn Wedge
bis many excellent qualities as man,
while they are dodslng hs heavy and
weli dealt blows. Thoogh constrained
to differ from Col. MeDaRY On one OF
two points Of political faith. vs never.
thelsss like bic stsunch advocacy o.
democratic prineip les >in ssssen and oo'
Of season and ws hope thst The frost,
Of sge may fall lightly on his temples
By The bye, as tie bisEnisi session o.
the Legislature spproacHss, ws would
state that tie 6tasssssas will; % usual
contsin fuli snd rsIiabis reports Of ,hs
doings Of that body. Tbs paper will b.
furnished to subscribers u 12 . year foI
the Weekly; ts the Tri.weskly. and %
the Daily.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-11

nT Da. BucxLEv will accept oul
thanks for copy Of s"I'hilosophy Q,
Health, Disease aud Cure" ! small. bu,
comprehensive treatise, on Medicine IN.
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