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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06
ARE YOU SUFFERING

TNRoM rheumatism. Sore Throat, Group Difficult
i Breathing. Tooth Ache Tic DO1orenx Pain in The
BTeast or side stain or Spasm, HeSj4che. ImHsmma
ton, Stiff Joints, Cuts Bruises Folsom Sores Fever Sores
Inlmum ChUc. Lame Pack. CIilbains bites uI Poi on.
Gus Insects Rabtd Dog, que Cake, que the Breast
COniacliohs of the Muscles ar cords cuts OF any kind
Muscular weakness, Paralysis, Piles, Ear Niche, Ulcers
Salt Rheun, Scurvy, Sore Nipples Sore Lips Venereai
sores, Scarlet FcvcT, similar dist
assured thatin this article you have
SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only pain ;nsiantaneoUsly but
Penetralts 10 The seat OF and entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some VIII laugh at tue idea OF any composition curing
such number vi diseases hut yO but reflect that these
diseases though numerous in name, all arise similar
causes The proposition will less cXtravaganti hut
tei ZINES more SO THE FACTS which stare Us IN The
lace would force the candid ackRoN ledge It's merits
all who have used 1t themselves, witnessed its magic
eeCtS on otheis unite In declaring ltjust what its
(NOhPIiei indicates, he 6e,r LiHiHa.Ri knotrR.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the Strik ne maIiy between
many external and internal diseases having entirely
et naiis And has it never occur cd TO that
TO both! This remedy is Oc ed you III the OSPA-
Xxx LlSlAkNT, which does not insult your uncI standing
by claiming have beet found in some NOM, rms
Of rieO mighty cares of me eaTl; but is simply the
OFFSPRING VI SCIEScE! being ni; and simple in its action
and ieveaiEs in its effects puyyer almost Incredible
reaching the hidden sineyvs Of man or beast
anu !et bel lnnoxons TO the weakest mart II also
by far tile cheapest Eminent in the ma ket being nut M in
DOtleS tsce large The majority, and ger
thah Tie largest besides bcii than four times
strong; therefore offer il 10 you with pride and CON.
poor, high or low
hc unprecedented size which the Nonpareil Imminent
IS Put u ard The vast svnes the sierias used in it,
makes II lmUs S'" r rs tOply for the printing OF the
nuui Gus oiCertli'eates S "sht uThis, do deem
u necessary, as the article tits used will certify
We would however refer those af'c:-l ones who have
SO Otem been guled by certificates and
10 The following names, being but lew Of the many per
SONS whose Character CauoT and veracIty needs
aeyic from and who la wing fully tested its
III Tie different diseases "r which It is recommended,
prepare 70 speak OF its merits as II deserves.
sud IN Wheeling by liakeT, kelIs a Caldwell,
II Logan q 90, " K Mckee, Patterson a Co and by the
principal druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsy lvSnia.
August II, SO
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New SAVINGS Bank Store.
NEW yAsuuSoSED LETTERS At THE OLD POST OPT,

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST oPFIcE!
AN now receiving and opening an unusually large and
general assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, BOnnets
Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, at the OF Market
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va. in the formerly
cupted as the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and enti ely stock which purchased
from the manufacturers the North.
most favorable circumstances, and offer them TO The ci
zehs OF Wheeling aud vicinity reduced prices, whole
sale aud RETAIL and respectfully solicit share OF
age.
1 deem it useless say much in praise OF my stotk II
mistake not the people OF Wheeling so EASILY
humhugsed by advertising puis; sutCe say have any
variety OF meuS youths aud boys BOOtsan Shoes mir.
rUt, silk, moeskin. WOOL LeshOrm brush and hats
aud for ladies every variety silk, lawn, ard braid
hOGnes OF the most recent fashions and styles. Also
Shoes Slippers aud Caters, both for ladies', misses
children OF the most fashionable STYLE make and quality
call and sec lur yourselves
Having purch1seda large stock OF the above named
tices would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and mr. sen their orders. will duplicate
any hills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
APPS l.. II. WATSON.
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DIR. ToddIs Pills

CtAN be adfresh and genuine the following places in
~ the city Of Pheeing and vicinity viz-it the Drug
stores OF James Bakers Kes & Caldwell; BrentIinger 4
Cos Dr T u LOgantS o. Fred'k YaLrlns, VIM Mckee 4
Go; SRitchetown4i Brentlnger tCeltre whceling)i
The Drug store OF the proprietor, corner Of Quincy and
Filth streets.
diOn's and Jacob GOodins's, National Road: Bcni /
Craven west AleXandrai Wilson Strmger's west Wheel
tngi and Ely Looman's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further TecOmueu ton than mi,
trial; they have been In for more than
twenty years and you will only give them chance cy
will speak for theHseIves-try theR per box; 50 pei
dOz; $50 per gross. ian6
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

c. imcOu ID. woodrow having, on the nth day OF
- ipT 1851, by proper decd conveyed IN trust 10 lie
mdcr signed for the benefit OF his said WOOLOw'S edit
all his real and personal property and closes mac
rOni all persons in any wise indebted TO said Woodrow
required Immediate payment to me, and all
persons having claims against said Woodrow required
in order to receive any benefit under sad trust, within
months to file their claims with TIE proper
cordng the Of said decd. with the undersigned
apI3 GEO. W. SIGHTS, Assigirc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. /, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND vEs1INGsI
New Spring aud Summer Goods.

New Spring and Summer G Gods!
IihE pleasure IN being able to say old custom
j eTs aud the fashionable community, that have Just
returned from New York, been abb. to procure
inc most Fashionable Goods for the the great
emporium New York, eau import from France and the
Ola GounrIesi and having dispensed with sale COM
mon clothing gives me and time attend TO
The wants OF my Cust0mers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists of
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also SILK and wool cashmeTetts all shades and cOloTs
nombaLine, JaPer summer cloths, linen grass CLOTHS
&C. for making frOck Dress sack and business coats
French, English, and mercan caSSimeres; Also ducks
linen drillIngs, DC, for making pants As TO Vesngs
have the most beautiful selection overlooked any
ty all OF which prepared cake up in the most
iaShOnable aud best STYLE as have secured Mr. RussEL
services cutter for the coming season. certain In
saying that furnish better cloths than any house west
OF the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with above have beautiful assoIt-
ment o. Furnishing Goods all fine seasOnable, lash
i0n1be consisting OF CLOTH Cashmere, CashmeTett bOm
bazine grass Den dIabta and plain lmen fIOCk dress
and business COATS vests and pants made from the most
fashionable and seasOnable Goods great varietyj also
Ton UnderShtrs aud Drawers cTavas, stOcks collars
gloves aud sISPendeTS.
Hosiery in great Variety asO every other article suit
able for completing sentieman's wardrobe.
all the above named articles, together with many otLer
articles thatcan be found at my store No SpTgg House
Please callin and take look, and much Obige yours
nr2t S. RICE.
NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF clothing that will dis
pose Of at COST or even less 10 make Ur my Spring
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NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

THE tgned takes in rmg his friends
aud the citizens wh.cnsau and vicinity, that lie has
just received his Fall ard winter supplyOf
Cloths, CdSSimcreS and VeStiRqS.
Not thinking necesSary euuneraIe my stOck sim
ply say cOmsiste OF the very latest, aud
fashionable style al Cloths, CasSimcIes and VcStims
plain and fancy, together with mll assortment OF
FURNISHING. Goods
Gentlemen wishing anythimgin my line will do well to
give call, as am determined to sell low as any
other establishment do, and my work. for style and
quality, shall be got up second Having the ser
VICES OF competent cutters satisfied asSuT-
lug any who may favor with call to give entire
or no sales
Goats, Vests Pants got up order at the shortest
rOtiec, J. Fl. SrALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
OciO No. .. Washington Hall.
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equal tScuTatISc powers II contains no ALCOHOL,
BITTERs, ArIpS, SAuSEous nEuGs II is extremely
agreeable the and may be taken by the
ieebe patei who cannot water cracker without
distress. Beware UrDNUGUED lXITATONS. Pepsin
is Drug.
Cal on the agent and get descriptive circular gratis,
giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EvIpENCE from Lie
bis's Animal Chemistry nr. Comhe's Physiology of D
scstoIi; PEI ezra Food and iie: nr john ~ Dra-
per- vi York University; Prof DungIisOms PhysiOO.
gy; Prof Silnam. Ol Yale Colleges Dr. Carpenters Phys
OIOgyi ETC., together with reports OfCuREs from all parts
OTthc UntrlSia'es
l. ii. PATTERSON. 80 Monroe street. WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail agent, nIar26-ddwly
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NEW BOOKS!
u NhiSr'H Consulate ard EmPiTe,-2 vols.
i ''Ileadley'S Second War with England '2 vols.
"IIeadley's Sacred MOuntainS;''
Baldwin & Thomas Gazetteer Of the U. s."
''Slaw'S Civil ATchitecture;''
''Minnie HermOn;''
"K1thaySn SIave,p by Mrs. Judson;
"GOethe's Faust, &c &c
Just received by
apls WILDE 4 BROTHER.
ptPes.-so bundles stone aud clay Pipes, sale low
mst LOGAN. BAKER Il Co
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
Rurniture Coverings. &c,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. H. CARREIpS
CURTAIN STORE,
Es No. I69 Chestt ST. Philadelphia, Corner FIN street.
oypcsite me State House.
II & has aIways In store full stock OF
French Bocatesi all widths Lace ami Muslin Curtains
ana cOiors; ofevery style and price
French Satin de IaResi Table " Piano Covers nc
India Satin DSmasksi CIT GOrnlcesi
French Moquetiei Git Fms and I'andsi
DO Pushes; Gimrs, FTingesi
Cords. TasSelS, &c.
n - Painted TTTNDOT SHADES, OF all styles and
piceSi Bull Hoandsi Shade Fixtures, BrnSses SCi aud
ereTyaig complete for CLTtGHs OF the newest FaTlS
styles, and at tie forrest prices,
Persons sending tho hight aud rid or their traer
aHss can have thu NCurtains made and trimmed IN Tie
hest manners see Fs.on Plates in August number of Co
Steamers, hotels, CAR tUYLDERS, and dealers gcncr
ally, supplied at the iO'rest psOlesGle PRICES,
w. H. CARRHL,
Importer ofa-d Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
l69 Chestnut street, corner of Filth,
mIriT-1yd&w Opposite tho Stale House Phil1dS
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INTRLLIGENoER


undersigned this occasion to remind their friends
and me public generally that in connection with the Office
o. the Daily integencer they have Job Office expressly
htted up for The execution of all kinds Of
PLAIN AND OIRNA 2IENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly uew and embracing the
t styles of lob type aud their large and well selected
stock Of PAPER, cards. inks &c. being purchased at the
oSest Cash prices and the Job Office being distinct lie
Plrtment, ely and efficiently managed, they
lee TO their customers entire satisfaction regards the
asntneHs, Accuracy aud PrompIneHS,
with which their work will be done
They are prepared to execute
GARbs' PRnHRANNHs,
EiRruLAKS, Posters
iARELs CONCERT Bits,
HIT Hams, RALL TirxrrS
iiLLs bApiNsS STEINBOAT RILLS,
Tank CaE'Nhp AUsTInS Bus,
DNpkA h00kSp DRAT TICKETS,
NnT%s FRnGIT Books,
uREns RAILROAD BLANKS,
hEcEIFIS HTTEL REutsTERs,
PR0TESTs. SraNoSs
BRikEsI ELErriON TICKETs,
And every other description press Printing Also
all kinds OF work in
COLORS ANDBRONZRS.
T5-An orders from distance promptly attended to.
HEAT'rY K co
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New Savings Bank Store
AT TIE
DIN


'REEP THE HEAD IND FEET GUPEREDp'
NIIEENS Oi Wheeling and vICiHity;-1lis old mayim
- To- health reminds ne Thai it may he amss uCa
your 'iiGIion To my Fail and Winter stock EOi',
Shoes Hats, Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks,
corner Of Market and Monroe streers where 1ua Wul
ind great variety Of fashionable lately received uuUds
suitable 10 tile Sea.On, al low prices.
Very thankful Tor tie liberal patronage received .Hte
coming amongst you respectfully solicit yOualIiial
and examine lny sioc" tii Will he my pleasure srt la
wait on YOU'D Illus uniting labor with resi- ina, ma,
have their Offspring lcah ami TO this adding imIgslI
aud economy may have wealth,
Ladies, II yOu wish purchase fasOna be and clely
winter EOnUGls, sure,
Can at the old Post Once, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, u you wish to purchase fashionable CAP
OF Hat,
IallHt Tie above rlace, where you will get-ttat
Renirmher, the old Post Office corner
To Country Merchants have a lew Goods 10 10
lHw prices.
OcI7 H. n, WATSON.
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PlanlShed Tin Ware.
UST opened AN assortment splendid PamisLcd Ware
- consisting OF coffee and Tea UTns chatting Dishes Oys
Ter Sicwers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teannt
coolers, Stomach warmers, aud painted Toilet se:s-.1
beautiful article We respectfully solicit attention OF
The public to our varied AID beautiful House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBES, BARNES Il co,
NOES, MOnrOs st, near the Post Office,
hnnl Va
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hoskins, Heiskel & Co.

Hoskins, Heisken & Co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVE removed to their new Iron ullaing 2ls Market
ID ct and 81 Commerce 81 PHIL.ADELPAI4. spl7:1y
Anspach, Brother g. Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
40 No., aS North laird at e9rET Of Cksy PhindelPhin
William Ansrach;.. Henry Psirman serI1:d6m
Woltes, Ballard d Co.
IMPORTERS JnBBERs;S
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
l79 Market street. philadelphia.
OoL r. F. KELLY, formerly OF Wheeling, is engaged
in This Housed seps6-diy
Odd Fellows, lIR.ons, Rec ilen, SONS of
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Je1oeLs, manu- act:red aud sold
By Gibbs & Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd
THE assortment usually on hard consistsot
REGAI.lA,
oad Feilo'es'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and &:
PastSrsnd and other ofheers. plain ana
1st, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th Degree Parade Re
PIehly embroidered Encampment Parad
~, Resalias.
MGsoHtc-Knights Tempar, Royal A-sh, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, hammers $, 'ords &c.
Sons Of 7s1PeraHeeNational, Grand and Subordina
Oiyisions-Oficers and Members
Red Mst.Sachems, Past Officers and richly embrOide
81 Degree Working and Parade ResaIia.
JEW ELS
or the various Orders, OF Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
Including knights TenPar, with niiks.O
BANNERS.
banners every size, style and cost adapted
nous aud Societies, manufactured to order; and De-
Signs ior Tanners, when reqired furnished free of
Pe showing the style OF the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
COMPRISING he largest assortment be found in tile u S
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
wishing tn Mt u their Halls supply themselves with
faTade OF Working Reaa, banners, &C. depend up.
addressing GIRBS q SMITH
egalia and Banner turers, - Baltimore Street,
"a g r FRY. Aver, Wheeling. Va. oct5-tr
Gwyu o. Reid,
AmPortcrSnn Obbcrs OF Dry Gods.
No. HGHODer Street.
BALTIMORE, Mp.
OFF. r-ale on the most favorable terms, a
choice AID select stock SALrE AND FAxrY bay GOnns
70 which they respectfully invite the attention OTte trade
g emrt' ily. M r2:-dii
ALEX. nIIuI II n NIrttTIT
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BLAEKJ BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
M III nrIno
EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF clothing that will dis
pose Of at cost, even less make my Spring
stock Of fine goods;
mr2I RICE
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

Solid Daguerreotypes.
'NHlS latest discover! is the wonder OF the age. The
picture assumes all the rOumdness aud snlidily Of c
u ais" appears size aud in every point resembles
dividual hair. Taken at WHITElIURST'S over Camn
5cs Jewelr ysote. baltimore street, The cts I:a-
more; also IN his Washington Gallery, and will suOn bt
introduced in all his galleries, which may be found IN
all the principal cities in lie Union.
MI WIIITEnuEsr has the honor that he has
Just received etteT from the President of the United
STATES Informing him OG theaward Of Medal, Cert
dom uiar:sn-tf
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AFFLlCIED READ!!


L years ago by Dr. KiHkeIiH, Third and Union
Sis. between Spruce aud Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALlDS
Are apPTised 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
mercuralIzed ou or ife Recent affections promptly
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

New Stock.
T AM now receiving my winter stock OF drugs, Mcdi
i cints bye SuHs, etc, direct from the Eastern cities
being erectIy and fresh. which, the atie.
iiOm OF my friends and the public generally My sock
CONSISTS Part the following:
dozen HamptOh's TimcIure;
6 DO Cod Liver Oil CwarTanted perfectly purc);
10 pounds cream Tarsar;
Arrow Root (Bcrmuda),
sack Dat Meal;
do Pearl barley;
boxes HeCkeI IS Earna;
do Juiube P4,te:
cases Eng mustard;
giUsS ThOmPsOn'S Eye water;
do MCLane'S VernIiGuse;
barrels Epson Salts
dec1 JOHN H. TAPPAN
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Established in 1928.

~THoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interested in the ,ho..
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants To nv
him call. ,ria "a r''t
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AND COACH TRIMMING.
lust opened, large assortment oil Sadler's Hardware
u and Coach II inning, Coach ard Les tier VarniSh,
buggy Flows, ubhs, SpOkcs, Fellows, Carriage and Tire
llOlt, NaIleabs Irons, Patent and Enamele! Leather
and ything used by the trae which invite the
tentiom OF the public. JOHN KNOTE,
mails Old Stand, I63 Main st.
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Profe..Or woods, oriental snnnti,e

SlIlNEf bREESE,
Ex-senator of the United States
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09

Coon ADvIcE!-The Paducah America !,
an excellent paper, in every way true to its
name, gives the following advice-in rather
homely language, certainly, but none the
less true and forcible:
We urge our American friends to beware
of wind broken, blind and spawned political
coursers. They are now to be found in every
section of the country, talking as learnedly
as parrots about our beloved country, its G lori
Gus constitution, etc. They are honest-faced,
plausible spoken men, some of them possessed
Of tongue as gentle as that which wheedled
Adam out of Paradise. But trust them not
put no faith in their loud denunciations-in
their insinuating addresses. When they tell
you that they are honest in their denuncia-
ton of old doctrines and sincere in their
espousal and advocacy of new do not be-
lieve them. They lie. They do not mean
it. They are the same to-day as they were
yesterday-.mere political dregs-hangers-on
about political camps, watching for the
crumbs and offal which may be thrown be-
yond the lines. They are ready to enlist in
any cause, if it shut satisfy weak minds and
fill empty pockets But be not deceived
Look we'll to every candidate who asks of you
your SURFACES. Be sure they are Americans
and in favor of American principles-not
wolves in sleeps clothing. Be satisfied, if
elected, they will carry out the wishes of
their constituents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09

PLANTS IL A BED-RooM.-Mr. d. Beaten,
in the Cottage Gardener, remarks that sal
though it is quite true that plants to Vitiate
the air of room to comparatively fractional
degree, it is equally well ascertained that
they consume ard DESTROY a great deal
of foul air, and that without foul air,
such as would kill man, plants could
not be kept alive at oil. We gardeners
know this fact from everyday experience.
We cannot grow plants SO well or so quickly
in the sweetest air as in a sinking hot bed.
Il Il the animal creation vitiate the common
air; and were it not that all the vegetable
kingdom depend on this vitiated air for part
of their subsistence, and greet part too, this
world would hav been at end as soon as
animals covered the face of the earth. There
fore, and without the shadow of a doubt,
plants are the best purifiers of all the agents
that have yet been known to cleanse the air
Of bedroom or any other room in house,
provided always that such plants are not in
bloom, or at least do not bear bloom with
strong scent"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09

W Our neighbor of the Enquirer has at
length found one quase sympathizer in the
course he has secretly pursued in relation to
our City Coun Gil, and other city officers, Mr..
CARRIER, of the Madison Courier, who says he
'kpows nothing of the merits of this case,
but to outsiders it looks very bad for the city
council" is the only editor in the State who
has stopped to notice and countenance John
Halls hbels. without "knowing ANYTHING
about the matter at alp except perhaps the
jaundiced version given in :he libes them
selves. If the Courier would take the trouble to
learn little of the truth in the case before it
convicts our city council of dereliction of duty
and disreputable acts, we are of the opinion
that its conclusion would be quite different
The facts are, and have been so established
by the the city council, and it is also the
firm conviction of every unbiased mind in
the city, that the charge made against the
council and other city officials, are false and
| libelous, and that their author when con-
sidered in the light ola newspaper editor, is
a nuisance in the community in which he
eristS. The libels have been nailed to the
counter as often as uttered, yet Mr.. Hall,
acting upon the principle that "a lie we'll
stuck to is as good as the TRUTH" still con-
tinues TO reiterate them with an audacity
only equaled by the sovereign contempt with
which they are received wherever the truth
is known. Mr.. Halls peculiar drift seems
now to bring our city government into re-
proach abroad, having failed at home where
his vaeracity is better known, and the mani
fest satisfaction with which he exults in
seeing his libels copied by other editors. who
confess they "know nothing about the case,''
justifes that conclusion.
Without further defending our City Council
from the unwarranted and malicious attacks
, of the Enquirer, we have no hesitation in
, saying, that more faithful, industrious and
competent Board, have never represented
our city, and under their administration, with
|, our worthy and indefatigable Mayor Hopkins
at their head, we have no fears that the re-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The sanctimoniousness of the New York
"Churchman,' is running to seed in the fol-
lowing style:
"Avoid the use of the fan in church, at all
times. During the heat of the summer, it is
no doubt, great luxury. But we are not in
Gods holy temple, to think of luxuries; rath-
er of endurance and sacrifice. The practice
is a most irreverent one. When we 90 to
perform our solemn devotions to God, we are
not to give way to self-indulgence. 1t is
profane familiarity in the presence of Him
who is greatly to be feared in the assembly
of his saints.''