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they have only to learn obedience; here, if
they become useful citizens they must rise to
the exercise of the highest virtue--they must
learn to revere the law. They do not, and
can not become more politically, than mere
machines. They are the cajoled and duped
instruments of immoral politicians and cunning
demagogues. These men, united with that
large class of paupers and criminals, of whom
O much darker picture must be drawn, are now
90 numerous as to control the National, and
some of the State elections To say they come
into our country from the love of our govern
ment, is to talk simple nonsense. Who, and
where are the people of Europe that love our
country and its institutional Among what
class of people in that country should we look
for admirers of Republican Americas We
glory in saying that our form of government
is the perfection of reason, and we proclaim
every where that it is based upon the intelli-
gence and virtue of the people. If such is the
fact-Gnd it IS the truth-among what class of
Europeans must we look for men who are able
to appreciate and love it2 If it is the perfec-
ton of reason must we not seek them among
those who are able to comprehend reason p
and if it is based upon the intelligence and vir-
tue of the people, must we not seek them
among those who have intelligence and Virtuea
Shall we not fnd them among the gentlemen
of Great Britain, the bourgeois of France,
and the corresponding classes of Germany, and
among these classes alone2 Yet where are
they, the intelligent and wealthy farmer of
Great Britain, and the educated, shrewd and
monied bourgeois of France9 Do they seek
homes in our country, and bring with them
their wealth and their intelligence Moi
They are at home sustaining and invigorating
both their own governments, and we have in
stead their uneducated, unthinking and desti-
tute pesssrtry. Is il upon these latter, as we
know theIn-upon their intelligence and yir-
tue, that the basis of our beloved institutions
is to restf The proposition is absurd, and the
evil which must inevitably result as palpable
as daylight. The American party proposes to
remedy this evil. Of the mode aad manner,
we shall speak in a subsequent article, in con-
tinaation of this train of thought. ~s-'
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VITE intend to erect Stone Dam at sur Factory nine
miles North OF Florence, Ala, and invite bids for tn
execution Of the work. which contains about thousand
perches Thers excellent quarry from
which the rocks be carried by water Bids must ach
by the first Of November next address Lauder
da Factory, Ala. B. p FOSTER 4 co.
septT-1Wtrw
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DIED, Ia this city, on abe moning OF the 25th
inst, ~ the residsnee Of hes 500 in-law, Mr. T. W.
Cole, Mrs ELixkBxfH O. LyELE, eoasort Of ths late
Archibald Lyle, Of WiIlArso. fcounty-Aged So
yesrs
lE- Franklln Review please copy.
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PAPER! PAPER!l

HAYE made arrangements for full supply Of an kinds
and Of NEWS PAPER; and will al orders with our
usual pRess unless it is odd Sizes which should be
ordered two weeks in advance.
expect be operation again in sixty days or less
when we hope matters will go usual
sepfS-2w W. s. WHITMAN
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PATENT MACHINE
Ii A L T. r. o p T.

'HE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Il Is now making SIX Hundred Coils per week Of a very
superior article OF STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE.
All orders pro nPty filed az the lowest market rates by
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, President,
sepiS-bm No. AZ Commercial st Louis Mo
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Wo congratulate our old friend, PoATs or
having at last gracefully yielded to the temp
tation which the flowers Of East Tennessee
have so long thrown in his path in vain. lie
has done well 10 hand himself over 70 tile
keeping Of Miss AxSIs. We hope she win
deal gently with him IN the beginning.
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SITUATION wANTED

A GENTLEMAN who has had considerable experience as
n TEACHER md BOOK-KEEPER, and is in every
respect well qualified for either wishes obtain situation
For further information, please apply the True Wing
Office. sept9-2Wltw$
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MODERN MYSTERIES
Explained and EXPOS ID.
TOoN, NELSON co. have just received
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed
In Four Parts.
L. Ciairvoyant Revelations Of A. J Davis.
H. Phenomena Of spirtuaism Explained and Exposed.
Ill Evidences that the Bible is given BY inspiration Of
the Spirit of God, as compared with evidence that
these manifestations are from the spirits Of men.
w. Cairvoyant Revelations of Emanuel Swedenborg.
By Rev. A. Mahan, First President Of Cleveland Uni
versy.
The Escaped Nun:
Or Disclosures Of Convent Life and the Confessions
Of Sister OF Charity.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
ID l. : tt e. X s.
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MARRIED-on the lSth inst, by Rev. S. Saw.
yer, Mr., LOUIS L. PoArs, Editor of the RogersvilIe
Times, TO MISE Axsls A. MccAKTT, al Of Rogers
en-
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S 6 @ O O O ,

sol PRICES, Amounting TO 100000.
Only 10000 Numbers.
Every Prize drawn each drawing and paid when due
In full without deduction. Orders strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Drawings orders Registered letters At my max
Bills o all solvent Banfs at par.
Tickets $40, Halves S., Quarters $3.50.
Addles JAMES =. WINTER, Manager,
sep26-td Macon, la
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I'm CONSIGNNENT-
" 20 bales NO l esnaaurgs;
200 kegs Pure and No. White Lad. Per sac bow.
sepa5 SEYMOUR, TANNING q 90.
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ADVANCE IN PowDER,
GU PO w Err

q Z n i . W ID T. K.
7 HAVE hand and VIII hereafter keep a constant
Il supply Of the following articles:
DupOnt's celebrated Rifle and Sporting
Powder, In canisieTs and quarter, hall and whole
kegs.
Tennessee blasting, in kegs Of 95lbs and bar
rels Of 100 lbs.
Toy, BicLfOrd a Co.'S safety Fuse, war
ranted superior.
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the Trade generally,
supplied at the lowest market prices.
Prompt attsntion given to all orders.
NALTFR SCOTT,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Office with \. s. Cheatham a Co.,
sep3 Corner Of spring and College streets.
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IN STORE
4 100 boxes low priced virginia Tobacco;
80 do celebrated -PaHcdko" do
20 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
30 do Palmetto Twss do
100, 900 Spanish and American Cigars;
100 u. boxes Sarfnes,
Is bbls Nuts. assorted
- bags each Pepper, Spice and Ginger: =.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING CO
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WANTED WEDIATELY-5O,OOO ba
SEYMOUR, FsNSING Co,
sep25 Corner Make and Church streets.
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HAVANA PLAN LOT rERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERYl
[By Authority OF the State Of Georgia.
aEE "a e. % 2e. e. a..

TINHIS LOTTERY Is conducted the plan Of the Royal
Lottery Havana, OF single numbers, and drawn at
CONCERT FALL, Macon, Ca, under the sworn superin-
tendence of Col GEO NJ LOGAN and JAS A NlSBEr, Esq
Grand Scheme for October 5 1885, when Prizes amount
ing to
~. - n n n n
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WRAPPINGS

FOR IA l. AN ID WIN Err.
IXTE will open Monday Path inst the largest Of
w CLOAKS MANTILLAS, &C., &C. ever offered In this
city. All persons wanting nice article would do well n
call stock embraces every thing new ranging in
prices from 50 to 800. X. O. McNAIRY co.
sep22
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TRUST SALE.
WILL sell to the highest bidder, Thursday, the 18th
Of October at the residence OF 10 W. Bell four miles
from Nashville, the Lebanon road, Negro Man, Wo-
man and Child Horse and Wagon two Cows and Calves
and All tn Household and Kitchen Furniture aud all other
property conveyed by deed Of trust, including No
PIANO said deed is dated 9Th January last and duly
registered IN the Registers Office, book -, page -
Terms made known on the day Of sale
sep25-dtd T. ID. PAYNE, trustee.
NOW sNDsNG-440 bags Prime Baltimore oOffeei
IN 100 doz. assorted Pickles;
half pipes pure Cognae Brandy.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING %.
lust RECEIVED
y g. bhls Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
~ hhds VII te ChrystaliLed do
81 box double Refined Loaf do;
IS bbs Baltimore Refined do
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING q co.
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STATE FAIR.

E. r. GLAscocK, Auctioneer.
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Carolina Female GOiIegc.

TIE EX-rr~,~ OF rhiS luS;i'u'inn VIII. h, p
VIM prrmI>SFnn h' resumed TUESDAY. 6 i %
Dt;nh~r. and continue in M any stat v,catint
md tn" rrgui,r con,nI-nc m. mt III June.
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cnrr'd since the suSP nsion in August. aud "a
trust that "Ur irons. aud Al! disposed II ~u~l.i
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ted with n" locality. with The man,g-n"nf r.
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oulce lth door east 0: S,r4tts.
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De-. 0. 1855.
ATTENTiGNi

not disposed of PRIVATELY will offer for sale in
/ -nSTott@ on Tuesday of October Court, (23d that
"a na6le racr OF land know as the Carson Pln,a-
ZION, ing miles west OF Chart tie, and = les
from Q Steel reeG hurch, contai ing by d recent
survey sIS acres, third of which Is we tiuIbe ed
L ace is well watared, aud contains large amount
0f good meadow nd The Soil is well adsp,ed TO the
culture Cf either oton or rain On the premises IS
good dwelling, containing oons, with all necessary
buildings
Terms made known en- day Of sale.
Jas. Il. CARSON
Sept. IS, 1855. s5w
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND OUCHY OF BADsN LOTTERY
LOAN.
Capital 100000, Els.


Capital 100000, Els.
HIS LOAN is guaranteed BY the Government, aud
will be drawn ia different prizes, as :o'loWs;
Ii al SO, 900 Els 45 Of 40 900 Els.
II of 81, OG0 Els. % OF $4,000 Els. OF l2OO rs
IS of $4,000 Els. 40 of 5 600 Fls. OF 1900 Fis
SO OF 40r0 Els. 366 of 900 Els. lO41 OF c5J. FL
&c. &C.. &c.
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Renitances which arrive after the day Of nr7Nius.
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Juy 9th 1855. 1-5".
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ATTACHMENTS sOl .=v al til. etcs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08

Also great variety not here enumentCd which will
sell wholesale leIa the IOst reasonable teTms
Merchants from distance will nd it 10 their advantage
to call and examine my stuck before they make their
Spring aud Sammer purchases.
anlT ]. B. MARSH.
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Observation-Disclosures

DdB PCS,
NTESSRS. BEAMER & TURToN, having taken the
Ql Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. L. Tarhell as la.
gcrrean Gallery, OF Matand Bidde streets, Cen
tire Wheeling, beg leave to solicit share OF patronage
from his friends and the public atIarge.
They make it rule not 10 let any pictures so out but
what are satisfactory and well executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
1CrdeTs le hero for sign painting will hn attended 10
by j. TurtOn & Iirother. mT24-3m
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No. os, Union ST., .Wheelirs, Va


InstGntGHeglls Liquid Hal. Dye.
ITO those wishing hair dye that may be depended up
on, cheerfully recommend the above. The best
city reference be its superiority
everything OF the kind in nse For sale, wholesale
sF5' s9S Fsail by : sd1e H. 5.o6ta Logan & ee
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GAPS.
d BCEIVED this day, the best assortment of Gents,
III youths, and chdren's cloth caps brought to
this city having been selected with great regards
style and quality. They comprise in part rOlowS:
Gents cloth opera, black and whites gents hair cloth oi
eIash dIa5 and green riding hunting and Apollo
together with every other description OF
mr14 S. o. HARPER & SON l
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FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS.


THE subscriber is prepaTedtO furnish his patrons and
the public with superior Hats OF latest Fall styes
All those who think enough of their heads TO Indulge ihem
In the of elegant and easy ttng Hat will please
drop in and let take coast survey OF their eranun
with our in all such cases we guarantee
to furnish splendid Hats, that win ut T, without any
extra charge, y, stEe
Find the htplaee, No 66, sign OF the big Red Hat
second south The North Western Bank Main 1t,
Wheeing, Va. i; 5es44sss-sl
aIEes W. W. JAMIsoN,s
c4sE BoraE, Tsiilsd, ,ii5t TEcFlsed and or sale 81
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

NTELSoN's Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered saving
labor end expense in washing and House Clean
whittier and softer Than than bleached the grass
mot to tnJgre ne is6r1G Every lady may
or Linenn the Fluid full strength, for 81 hours which
wilclearly show that it must bepuIey harmless wheE
diluted with GALLONS Of water to half pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid isworth three times the
single SXpence which will buy enough large family
washing, which can be done in 5Or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who has
lypuIchased the right for Ohio counyt, Va
JAS. MELLOR,
AugQ No. 26. Union St VVheeliES Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
PIANO PoRTEs AND MELoDEoNs. !

ii PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS.
TUST OPENED, fnes Rosewood Piano POrtes, from
d Chickering Sons manufacrory, Stodart q Co.
New York. including fine Rosewood Piano, 90
all OF which arc offered at factory prices
Alsoarge package OF fashionable music, at 26 Union
street.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-08
FALI STOCK
Fail Fashion for Hats.

Fail Fashion for Hats,
THE subscriber IS now prepared to furnish his naner-
ouspatrons and all the rest OF manknd,' with spen
did hats Of the
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which Tor enduTanCe beauty of and finish, be
surpassed, aud whom shaped the head by
tive, 1T with perfect ease.
AiS0 receiving large of men's youths and
ehildren's SOFT Hats, Comprising black napped Plain
Ron Intervention, lngTaham, Young America etc. togeth.
err itha ne assortment Of en's Youths aud chldfens
Caps all OF which offered at prices wholesale
and retail.
SspIl w. w. UNISON. (