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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

NEW 1AFHINoNED LETTERS AT TUE OLD POST OFFICE!
r AM receiving and opening an unusually large and
general assortment Of Roots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets
Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks at the corner Of Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, in the formerly
cupied the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House,
very large and enti ely stock which purchased
for cash, from the manufacturers the North, urder
most favorable circumstances, and them the Cit
Lens OF Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices whole
sale aud RETAIL and respectfully solicit share OF patron
deem 1t useless to say much in praise my If
mistake not, the reorle of Wheeling not easily
humhugge by advertising pufs; Sutcei say have any
variety Of MEMS youths and boys BOOsand Shoes mir
rO, silk, moleskin, WOOL eshorn brush and straw hats
aud for ladies every variety Usilk lawn, ard braid
bOnnets Of the most recent fashions AMI styles Also
Shoes Slippers and Caters, bO for ladies, mtsscSanI
chdren OF the most fashionable style, make and quality
call and for yourselves
Having purehaseda large stock of the above named
tCies would respectfully invite country merchants
ME- send their orders. will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
APPS u. II. WATSON.
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INTELLIGENCER

zsz00sk AND JOB OFFtC E.
undersigned take this occasion their friends
s9d ne public geneFay, that In connection with the ONCE
ually lntelgencer, they have Job Once expressly
ntted up for The execution Of all kindsOf
PLAIN AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Their materials being mostly nav, and embracing thel
test atles of lob type aud large and well selected
stock Of PAPER cards. inks &c, being purchased at the
oWest CaahPees, and the Job Office being distinct de
Strent, carefully and efficiently they can garan
zee to their customers entire satisfaction, as regards the
NentueBSs AecuPncy and FfOmPtnesBS
With which their work will be done.
They are prepared to execute
~ Cams PRosRAMMES,
CIRCuLARsp POSrERE,
LABRLS CONCERT Bills,
hill HSABs, BALI TIcxETs,
BIELS LAnfHas STEAMBOAT RILL8,
HANK CHEfEs, AUCTI0S BILLA,
"a ORpER HOOKS lR-T TICKRTs,
NOTES EREqHT HOOKS,
DERps RATLRoAD BLANKs,
hEcElFrs H0TEL RE0IsTERs,
PHOTEsTs. SUMMONS
bRihEs, ELEtTIoS Tickets,
Ind every other description Printing Also
Ill kinds work in
GOLORS ANDBRONZES.
0-AH orders from distance promptly attended to-
BEATTY Il CO.
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Professor woods. oriental sanutI1e

This Eminent is vaua BILE auxiliary in the treatment OF
some OF the most formidable diseases with which it is
lot 10 conieEdi loriGstance, Inflammation q lung ci
Lnment over the region OF the affected organ, these 9th
erWse formula bic diseases diSaTNetl OF more
than terrU particularly among Children and
thousands OF mothers, they allowed speak, would
with all the eoqGehce OF feeling and Affection bear their
dren from the jaws OF DEATH and to
their former health and beauty. Again, it will be found
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
as an Aguc Cake, enlargement Of tne spleen.
cases where an external application is service, this lin
ment will be found useful.
General depot Cos broadway, New York; and III
ForsaIe wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
ie7d3m J. X, VOWELI,- NOnroeTt
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EAsTERN ADYERTIsEMENTs

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN M THRIAL,
Furniture Coverings. &c,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. n. CARRYG'S
CURTAIN STORE,
IL NJ 1859 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Corner Finn street,
opposite The State House.
II z has always in store full stock OF
tneL widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
so5 cnIors. OreVery style and price
E'ysneI, SStjn de Iaines; Table d Piano Covers &C
India Satin Danlasksi GIN Sorlhcesi
No Pinshes; Gimps, Fringes;
Cords. TasSels &c.
v Painted IVTNIlOTT SHADES, of all styles and
TIicesi Buff Hollands Shade Fixtures rassrs &C; aug
ereTvting complete fer CTiaIHS, Of inc newest ESs
styles, and at the lolEeFt prices.
frames can have Ih" Curtains made and trimmed ~ me
lest manner; Fas.On Plates IN August hunOefo Oo
Steamers, hotels, CAR FUILDERS, aud dealers gener
w H. CARRYL,
Importer Ofard Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
t69 Chestnut street, corner OF tllth,
marlT-1yd&w Opposite the State Honsc PhiladH.
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Paper Warehouse.

CYRUS ~. FIELD d. CO.,
CoMMlSs on MERCHANTS,
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents im the United states for
MuSpTatt'S superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.
Russell Z" Superior /" a.
GeneSCe - Printing "
RawliIs & Sons English Tissue Z"
First quality UItramarne Blue
They Agents for the principal PAPER Manuiacur
in this country and offer for Sale by lar the most eX
tensvc and desirable stock Paper aud Paper Manu-.
aerers Materials that be found in this OF any other
country.
are sold by tile only
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic the lowest possible
prices.
Paper made to order any size or weight. Liberal ud-
vanCes made cOusignmeEts Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other rChandiZe.
The highest ma' Eet price paid cash for all kinds
Rags. augI-Iy.
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MEDICINAL.
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
AZ LJsN8T M EMIT

PREFAhED BY n. d. -JAFtR q co.. @FRUAI
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON. CARR, CiF WHEELING,
LATE OF MURGANTOWN.
bGsss upon tie bread principle anyTe1ae2y lpieh
l0H Telisre erieTHal Pa:E, lviH If properly COM
Poaniasd, 6e equally sNeeessfl in removing iAteT-
nal gfectioHs; Po,reT tr7Fieh IL BEAUTIFULLY
derelgPea IN and Per1,liar to he
NONPiREIL LLNIaLENT
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Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened, orsplendtd Ilanishcd ware
consisting OF coffee and Tea Urns chatting nislcs Oys.
ter Sewers, Vegetable Dshes Dish Covers Teapots Egg
coolers, Stomach warmers, ana painted Toilet se:s-a
beautiful 1Ttcle' We respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public 10 varied aud beautiful
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOHRS, BARNES & co,
NOES, MOnros st, the Post Office,
nOVlH Wheeling, Va
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lE. NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock or common clothing that will dis
pose Of At cost, even less 10 make for my Spring
stock OF fine goods;
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N'''' L. IIOGE & SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall c. H., Va, MomndsuiHe, z. o,
WILL practicein Ohio Marshall and Wetzel counties
w Particular attention will nc given TO collections and
LAID business. All kinds of land constantly for sale
ar9l-lyhNIW
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New Savings Bank Store.
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Forsale wholesale and retail in wheelingby
ieTd3m J. h. VOWELI., MOnroe.St
AFFLICTED READ!!

DhTIndeIphin Medical II Ousc-EstabIishsd 90
years ago by Dr.. KtnSeii', corner Third and Union
sis. between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
iNVALIDS
Are appraised that Dr. KINKELIN confines his practice
to particular branch OF medicine, which engages his
Undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse of mercury thousands Annually
meTcuriaIized ou OF ie Recent affections promptly
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HAIRY sfllta led.
MARRIAGE,

Requ the u!hlment conditions, in order
that il may he really the of mutual happiness
Could the veil whichnow the origin OF domestic
w'echedmeSs be raised, ami its tue in every lit
stat dtsCiOScd-H how many could it be traced to phys
ical Lisquahcalions and thar attendant disappointment
Apply then, while yet in time, in order la your
strung md relaxed organization rebaced revvied and
STRENGTHENED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

There Is an evil La5t sometimes INDUCED in by boys in
solitude, often growing up with them manhood and
which, If not reformed in due me only begcts seF-
Gus obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise
series Of uactcd, ins iOus, and devastating alice.
tlOns; Few OF those who give way to this peTnicuus
Pr1cticeaTe aware OF the consequences until they find the
nervous systems shattered ei strange aud unaCcOuntl-
Bile feelings, and vague leaTs in the mind.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes eeble is una.
BILE to labor with accustomed "sor, TO apply his mi
to sludy his step is aryand weak, lie is dull, resO.
Lutte aud in his sport with less energy than usual
II lie enancpates himself before the practice has
Its worst end enter matrimOmy, his marriage is lrrmt
full and his tells him that this Is caused by his early
IOies. These considerations hich should GlakeH he
attention Of bosr In sjfI,at,,i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment of class OF diseases hitherto neglected
and iRperieCtIy understood, has enabled DIX. kINKE-
LIN, (hoT Of r01k Self FreseTrafiOn,) 10 prove
that nine tenihs Of tho OF debility local
and constitutional weakness, menia aud physical suffer-
Ing are raLeIbe to certain habits forming the most
cretyet deadly and fatal springs of domestic misery and
nj re mn itv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15

YOUTH AND MANHUUD.
4 Vigorous Life Premature Death, DR.. EimkeIin
Sc EPTeserrGtIOn.-OHiy p cents.
tbs work eminemtiy required, of reform
ing the vices OF the age III which we live. Also
NATURES GUIDE,
With rules for The PrO!omgatOn Of life, just from the press.
\ letter with remittance oil % cents, the value II
post stamps, addressed to-Dr. KINkELlN, PhiIadel
Phia Pa will secure copy Of either of the above books
By mail, 12 copies will he post
Tor ST. booksellers, Canvasse travelling agents,
&C., supplied wholesale at the publishers prices, which
admit Of large profit
nyAlIlctlers must be postpaid. je19
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BALTIMORE.
Established in 1928.

GTTHoMPSON REYNOLDS, interested in fh.,,.
House, respectfully invites Weston Merchants 10 w
him call. drla
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NEW 1AFmNoNED LETTERs AT TUE OLD POST OFFICE!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-15
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

THE Tue d gesiire Elu-
Il id, Gastric JHies, pre-
pared from ReIiIIet, or the
Fourth Stomach OF the OK,
afier the directions OF Ia
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. s.
HoUGHToN, NJ. D., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
This is NATURES OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
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Saddlers HardWare.

ObUUIO40 II Of q w eL4 q
AND COACH TRIMMING.
TUET opened, large assortment OF SIdler's Hardware
y aud Coach Thinning, Coach aud Leather Varnlshp
buggy Bows, ubbs, SpNkes, Fellows, Carriage and Tire
OIts Malenble lrOns Patent and EnamelIed Leather,
and used by the rade to which mvite the at
tentOn OF the public. JOHN kSOIE,
nlnI3 Old Stand, 1913 Main st.
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He places himSeIfu under Dr. KinkelinS treatment
may TelieouSly COnfdc in his honor gentleman, and
rely upon the assurance, that the "a
tientS will never be disclosed
Young man-et 10 false mOdesty deter you from max
ing your case known to Que who from education and
Too many think they will Conceal the secret in hcr
hearts, aid cure themSeNe alas how often is this
fatal deiusiom, and how many promising young man,
who might have been ornament society, has faded
IIOm the earth
Structures OF the urethra rapidly removed by the
application OF therapcaCat agent used OHy by III. X.
Weakness aud Constitutional debility Promptly cured, 0Hd
full rigoT restored.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
(by stating their explicitly together with
all their symptoms per letter enclosing remittance UT
KS melicime, appropriated aCCOi dinghy.
Forwarded to any part of che United States, and pack
ed from damage curiosity.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

"A New BANK with the title Bank of
Mortified is soon to be opened in Mortified
under the Free Banking Law of the State.
ANGELIC BOOT uEELs.-The Springfield
Republican. slightly excited by the maguf-
icence ofa splendid sunset says
- 1t was q sight long to be remembered
and while il WAS in the height Of its beauty
long magnificent roll Of thunder swept over
the sky,-the revrrberatiOu Of ten thousand
heels in the celestial halls stamping applause
to the spectacle.
This RECORD of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, based on the observation of several
hundred scientific men, shows that the
smallest annual fall of rain in the Atlantic
States is a Burlington Vt. The annual fall
in all the Atlantic States varies from 35 to
GO inches and averages about IS inches. At
Burlington the mean for a series Of years was
80 "a inches, and the least quantity in any
one year was 26.35 inches - Wind Jour-
--FRoM Mexico The latest intelligence
is that Alvarez had defeated the Government
troops near Mescatto with loss of 500 killed
and wounded lie had also in conjunction
with Cumetort taken Sonora, and the united
forces of the two Generals were investing
Morelia. Communications between Monte
rey and San Luis Potosi, had been prohi-
| bited. And all the troops that could be
spared were ordered to Nueva Leon, and at
tempt the recapture of Monterey, Gen.
Wool will defend Metamoras to the last, but
bis f,raa ,rly CONSISTS Of tDn man
-GREYTowN, the scene of our imbecile
administration greatest exploit, has been
entirely built, and on the 24th of May the
citizens who compose that " nest of pirates"
formed an entire new Government by formal
ly adopting constitution and electlng their
municipal officers from the chief magistrate
down to police officers
/ ID. BAuNIsTLE. Of Adrian, Michigan,
/ recently ascended irem that place in a bal
| loon, and at hall-past two o clock in the
afternoon, descended, in Clarion county,
| Pennsylvania making the computed distance
/ of three hundred and fifty miles in the extra
ordinary short time of our hours. He did
not intend to descend until dark, as he was
above the rain clouds in a clear upper sky,
but the excessive cold brought on a drowsy
sensation which prevented him from prop
erlv managing his balloon. HIS feet were
! frozen when he anchored in n tree in Red
Bank,
"A PoEr's PRAYER GRANTED. .-Recol.
lectng, as Mr.. Punch sat with his toes on
the fender, last Friday week, that this wa,
the merry month of roses, he felt inspired
and began an ode lie had, however, only
got as far as " Hail, May :" when d,dn' I
itl-PuHch
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
A G. r 7 Gu LTU RAJ =.
Corn for Soiling nnd Fodder.

We copy the following reasons why farmers
should SOW portion of com for fodder the
present season, from the American Agricul-
turist. 1t may be sown nearly as late as the
middle Of summer, provided it is sown in
drills, cultivated, and used either for autumn
soiling. or dried under shelter. n. for instance
in the loft Of a shed, on NOV. or otherwise
covered from rain. For stacking out, corn.
fodder should be sown by the first Of summer,
dried sOmo weeks after cutting. salted. ven
tilated. and put in small stacks. IF these
precautions are not taken, it will mould md
spoil,
There are certain portions Of spare land on
many farms. which may proftably he devoted
to this crop, yielding a largo return and
often proving very advantageous during tho
dry part Of autumn, when pasture is dry and
short. The corn may be easily sown in fur.
rows three feet apart. from a hand basket,
and covered by running n one-horse cultiva-
tor lcngthwise. Two bushels per acre are
enough. No hoeinr is needed and if the
cultivator is passed along one or more it
will lenve the ground quite clean when the
crop is removed, all the weeds being smothered
down.
"One year ago, tMav 18th, 1854 we
wrote an article predicting drouth, and
urging farmers to prepare an extra three
months supply Of green food for their stock
We have heard directly from number Of
persons, who acted upon the hints then
thrown out and derived great profit there
from. One farmer in New Jersov sowed
three acres Of corn for fodder, and afterwards
stated to us in a private letter that it was
worth more than a hundred dollars to hi.
stock during the dry season We noticed, in
No. 81 (Aug. 30, lSj4,) the success Of
another on the Hudson river. who sowed
seven acres Of corn broadcast and in hills and
when the severest drouth was prevailing, his
cows, fed upon the green cOrn-stalks. were
giving an unusual quantity Of rich milk and
d" an extra supply of frkins were necessary
for the great amount Of butter produced ~
Now we do not predict another drouth this
summer, for this can hardly be expected,
since we seldom if ever have two successive
very dry seasons yet we are quite confident
there will he wanted all the food for cattle that
can be grown by ordinary means and even BY
extraordinary means There is not now, as
usual, a supply Of old fodder to be left over for
next year. During the present month we have
Travelled some 1000 miles, and in all that
distance have seen but one stack Of hay,
where we are accustomed to find hundreds or
thousands of them at the same period Cattle
will need to be turned out sooner than usual.
which will prevent much of the luxuriant
growth that would be witnessed if the field.
were dcrastured at a later period Then this
demand for early forage will cause many
fields to be pastured which would at other
times be moved. Again, the high price Of
all market animals will lead to rearing
much larger stock of calves than usual
With the present prospect of home and
foreign demand for meat no iudicious farmer
will send his calves to the shambles -
Country Gentleman
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06

you must fight as battles, fraternize with us
friends, and glory in ITS victories, Be care
ful now that YOU take no wrong step Having
nobly repudiatod one bad feature Of K Nism
carry on the good work by repudiating them
all. Away with oaths with degrees with
organizations distinct from the one National
Party of Freedom with every thing that
can be tortured into intolerance in religion.
or violation Of the Puritan maxim of Free
dom to worship God ~ with illibernlitv to
the foreign born and let all your efforts in
that direction be limited strictly tn the cor-
recf'on Of abuses. Return felons and pnupers
whenever wrongfully foisted uron us, and
let foreign governments be sterny held res
ponslble for every offence Of this sort. Oren
wide your arms to the honest and well-mean-
ing foreigner. he he rich or poor. Require
them, If you please, to renounce all allegiance
in civil matters, without equivocntion or
mental reservation, to any foreign prince. po-
tentate or power, political or ecclesiastical.
and to exhibit correct understanding Of
and pledge their attachment to, our own in
stitutions; and punish all improper inter
terence in elections, and all violations Of the
purity OF the hallot-box. whether hv priest
or politican--Catholic or observation-disclosures
crat, Whig, or Know Nothing Then will
you have the sympathy and aid, not only Of
every truo American, but of every foreign
born citizen who justly appreciates his own
and your rights and privileges Then can
you harmonize with the Friends of Freedom
of every name. and with them win, at the
next Presidential election, Il genuine Ameri-
can victory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
tFrom the Pittsburgh Gazette.1
Shall we have n Northern or Republican
PARTY

;, r,;so ~" Iir''eu w .na' poln' IN poIt-
lcai ahalrs IN '"iS country "heh we may
t'uIo' "'''r I'M poii 'eioio We p.oIceu
:u!Y"er, !. L"eic ",o soin' 'ao'9 asser'eo."nion
IL Is Eropei W no'c' ,.
oi iuioo Soars "s' .h?rL wT'q i ehiee ltlncl
p", ro;,r'' r,5''a w;,,o,i al ti naelor'
.t In'um'.ois, uiu Eo D5iuu'cu c',.ulu"'IS LOT
the presidency IN To- 10 VIII the " demo-
cratic, the wing, ana " Tree soil
2. Of these parties, only one, the demo-
cratic, now exists IN an organized state.-
Although 1T has been greatly weakened by
the same causes which have overthrown the
organizations OF the other two, yet always
being an essentially pro-slavery party, and
having its chief strength in the South, where
these disorganizing effects have not operated
to the same extent, and having also the pos
session Of the national government, and being
kept together by the " cohesive power Of
public plumber, 1t has keptup some show of
vitality
3. The whig party is in an utterly disor-
ganized state, and there is no probability
that it can be rallied or organized in any
number OF states and from the anti-slavery
prochvities of its northern and strong wing
there is no possibility of recognizing it as u
national party.
4, The free soil party was disorganized
by the same cause which shattered the whg
party
D. a new party has suddenly grown up.
and for a time promised to he a powerful
political organization, but on its first attempt
to form national platform It has been broken
into fragments by the same disturbing cause
which has shattered the wings.
These are ascertaincd facts. Thoro is bnt
one organized r%rtJ' having ramihcatlons IN
al the statcs-the democratic and this has
noI t"e power oil carrying any northern state,
anu can "aruly make a snow oil any strength
except IN pennsylvania ana New York.
lne Aho" no'hihe party, as IL now exists
on the platform adopted IN Philadelp phia.
has mas no existence put IN the south except IN
NeW iork ana fehnsylvanla. ana In these
states IL Is hVpeieHsiy IN tne minority. Indeed
~ Is no' iropapie IL couia now carry a single
sla'e IN 'he 'hion' III is, also, ike the dem
ocIatlc party lro-siaVery
IRON this nasty review OF the existing
sta'e ol Parties' IL Is seen that at the present
mouieht tle voters IN the northern states
VINO nave the ues,inles OF the Union IN their
hahus' oecause they can eject majority OF
'he electoral coilege ana the members OF Con-
Sress' are Poii'icaiiy IN uisorSahizcd state.
haI Is more uesiraDie thah TO unite them
toge.Ler INTO one cohereht, organized and
soiiu Vouy
wv, ~" ny should not the movement De general
nat IS 70 be gained ior any one oil these
elements ny ma'n'aininca separate organ,
1a..oi ~; ."lcn cannot secure tne success o,
aHyy u''u.lc'Ne measures OF PrihciPics, ana
. W.. n,o'' ass.rca'y risA lne iosS oi 'hoSy
| Important lrlnclllts IN WIlCh all agree