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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

1t may he some time before the public win
get the official vote of Virginia in the recent cleo
ton. AIthougha month, has elapsed, some IS coun-
ties are yet to make returns.
-. Judge Mason, the commissioner of patents
viii retire from Office Thursday next Il is said
that Judge has acquired large property though
a recent decision pf law snit In favor of land
company in which he was interested, and the man
agement of the ednpanys affairs has been rendered
to him on advantageous terms
DRowSED.-C Christian Hoover and David Goens
two respectable citizens Of Rockngh m county, Va.
were drowned on Monday last, v hile 6shing-
Napoleon B6napa1te Long of Pefersb,rg "a. Ssss
drowned on Fridty, Wills batisf1r "a, t.s At,r,o
raatsox rfsCr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

-. Mr Bayly, of yirgini' member of Congress
is represented being in Sinking bad healt from
over eZerrion in the lA.e Election eHnpIigr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

Its said there is association in the city of New
York, with funds to the amount of one hundred
thousand dollars, who design to get up, for exhibi-
ton there's collection of specimens of every tribe
of human beings on the face of the earth! Such
molly Congress of nations would be study No
5nuht of /,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

-. A man named Cooper was examined at the
last Shenandoah court for stabbing Nj. John Pit
man, in an aay strasburg, and held to bail in the
sum Of $1,000. Mr.. P. was cut severely about the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

THE RusT-We regret 10 IsSru that the g rust ?
this comfy, and Is day5.b day working devasta-
ton. Those who viii he enabltd 10 commence their
baryesis in few days may eScabe in measure. yet
We fear that very much lnisehief has already been
effected. We shall suffer bat very little in this
county from tie Joint worm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

In the House of Representatives of New
Hampshire on the 25th nit. Mr.. Tappan gave notes
of his intention to-iatroduce a Personal Liberty
Bill
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

-. The Trustees of seideu, withers Co..
request by public advertisement the holders of the
Bank Notes on the Exchange Bank of SeIdeu, With
Co, to present them At the late Banking House
in washington Of said firm, for redemption.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

= InliuRFY8llItIi, 800.
M,ssrs. Mortimer and Mowlr6yt--I tIke pleasure
in s1yiu that have used bur - Hainptdn'a
I'ineturs VIII very I'E3Ia Silas;
thrOak gffuCtI0Iy general lDaif had hepgfhc VuIy
much injured, commenced - use IIaInnlo,,
Pincturc. found its effects upon my general hcalth
Isinst sala.Gry My nervous system and digestive
organs rishted up under'its influence.
have several tes il to my friends
and in every cHse, rs FAR aS have been ihlofmedS
they have used il with success.
Yours truI:, JOHN LANAEIAN
Pastor of thcExeter st. NJ. E. Cilureh BElt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
arrinnf4

On fa- 18th r,t.. bv the Rev. CiH Dana.s. FER
GESON REACH Is LIZ IEs eIoryan,- both u 4 icz-
andrEs,
AZ Dsrisi Eltler Suolel ia Shcnferil-to,rf, ON
TcztaV fi=ni : =. "a ilt.. by = ~ C. w Ar
tlrsNs, 11l j. ElsN Cts " HE Of C.srlr-
sepiierdstossn.
III PalfIss ffissobri. on Tuesday evening tbs
l2tl plt.s Is ths kev John Leighton, Mr. O. i.
H.tlslllE r, s1rs T. A.. fsanley Of the
rt1Sesralliet pllces
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

1t is stated that a monster steamship of $4,000
tons and 900 horse-power, building on The Thames
is expected to make q trip from England to the
UnitediStates and back, early next spring, in
fortnight She viii bea sight worth seeing when
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
49,

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On t5e - ut. III the Cars on tie I7iis
til1dre f5ilIp..i - FairII61t
ei1SHAtel00fkIELD. ESQ an the t5tli year OF his
age ior many years, tho Nias.is-f
tl.tl5 81 tsts eQl1tT, and ille oi-
ees OF iIid tiieh sheriff ;h6t time Of ms
dat he wits lIis ,qscn his way 70 Louis
u relllssis iarls
10 tlaEi Erils5-. te .2i and illtcfrt in
TIE sltl grave yarSlSs
IN ,oii tc - "a tif. hiss
LOUIS 4 late rlloss ailless
hsesl about 3 years.
at lbs eness near Tow n on The ssra
z alta Mr. SRls flefE sasresi s. yearss
e1t tho s3ill ult, sIiess ssiericrl- loysn, J0t-
lSlsyg TON aonof 1Scot IA etlaa lsus I uks
s10anorala aud - -
on.th pm Mt AZ ths s. H.u.e. Bait.
o hiiious tcvst. D. 3, ,li. in j. not
> cars 81 tdfl.Sei pr ID. ul| ~, "a
flsir hSsit Of ltlssS and 5cri IS ''7e
Sc. = lt
him. flis IS - .tt fl,ifrF
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
e. 18th volume.

&c \ etti Y oLunnes =
Of our paper, tAe nth Volume 81
Jefersons expiFes. We might say.
re ttiink; that no paper in the Valley
mas met with more success, or realized
extent the expectations OF its founder
spiEita Ithas bean at different times
etherNise Improved, until i is one of
lad finest looking papers In tlieiY alley
-esssoy; was. gentleman of fine order of
geca business qualifications sensitive taste,
1nanaess and be deroied all his energies;to
e papsss not onEy respectable appearances
eaEiahse character as, q useful Journal. TO
greatly due the success whieh, crowned
PRISE
pave endeAyored, since il fell into our posses
1staia the character which il had gained
lss Lost any of it, We are confident tho. It
owing TO want of effort on our POST. We
'salelate ourselves however, that it las not lost
ssedss and DE slct that the sghseriptioa list i,
teasing ss;svidsacs that our lsTor isapprectatel.
Gee oeg effort to condpst an indenordant
ssress, and VIC Halter Ourselves that we have
'sssea, we have stpaiogaiy avoided the lan-
3 q .sisEnsss, ans tsss 10 respectfully
=. Parties an g respect the opinions of all men
';s,sseoSsse b the 8fess has been Of the most
tSelse9safiS have the relations be-
and eugsslEes been harmonious,
ever remain So.
nes sShIch.we bare attempted
aa, re believe 10 be the prinei-
noeg9tic party. We have toll
aesEely for tsts success of Tie
the Dempcsaey mud 3 have
y scelag tiLs nun y d "a
ION Of The principles. What
aileissien Of pol!lIsaI nat
- INTO tSe gfs2s ST es-S
'adess MI .ces ~. ,y,,sn
ing gssaf rsliticdi e5sss
Tia zubscritss5 Of tie 7: spitis'tthat
leaaapre tiseyalue Of 5nr payef by Civ
q astsnIinaz during coming VOL
Political xtsstcs. to fight
snext and thsTefors we VIII be
how much more tirostto thu literary
nd VIC. asscEs cur readers as il is more
pnr tas:e,w Will ind pleasure in
20 ofted as a burden. Next week we
SeEds to say On another subject con-
le2 sgtt4t"s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

sfaior Barbee, the Virginia artist, will sail
from New YorEson the 10th Instant en- route for
III, Liking his family viii him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
ALEXANDRIA, MARKET.
EReeial 81tiees.

CJ-Eev.sIoiln I4anuhan, Patttr OF Exeter
~. e. CHURCH. strong.dtsire to bsneft the At;
ficted, induces him 90 speak thus; thousands Of
ott,srstcstifS u of Cough, Bscpsa, Retiina-
tisln, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
tEtonl ttsi 4pvannah ccorgian !

NJ
ssIY ffNSTosu Co., June 2s 1855.
Al Al, o. oHil AeFe planted in corn this year
qae ne an0 w.. is about 30 per greater
- ~ -, w. "a ftsS prospect for large
Se sye mo i7l 4 \, geeG 5eE or 10 yearsT
per bdslief io ny nsorel
MIcHIc 1E-9te Det4it Advertiser speaking of
the Southern Fopntes q Michigan, says the wheat
crops very much redne BY the ravages of the lv.
The corn IS Backward nut even. Oats. potatocs
grass and elOver,are fue
The same paper say5 gentlemen from Illinois
lnalana ana low q, reprefent Inc promise of wheat
corn, andsbeef, as unequdled.
tFroap he Hagerste I'm. (Ed.) chronicle.r
COntrdc,s for the aelilery of the new crop have
been made with the millef by some of our farmers
at prices ranging s. aIe according to the
gains remains TO be seen.
The Rains--IThe Harvest.
The late rains have been very copious, and as
widely extended as was the terrible drought which
they have terminated According to the Petersburg
Southern Farmer the quantity of water which fell
in thefrst twenty days Of the month is nearly III
inchesl nearly halfas much as fell from May LIST
1855.
These rains with the hot sultry weather which
still accompanies them though tue for other crops
places the rpening wheat in great danger from the
rust. The earlier what is now being harvested
but there is much in peril. We find the following
in the Wheeling Arg4s:
THE lust IN WHEAT.
An old farmer and friend, who was cultivating
the soil successfully years and years ago, informs
the editor Of the Fayetteville Observer that rust in
wheat need not be feASed beioIe the, last of this
month. WatSh closefyl Ind as soon as it appears
commence cutting-d0tl de4hF but becin at once
ana the rust will die IN hour from the time the
wheat falls The nutfifI q juices in the stalk will
rush TO The heads, and grain thus managed will
be nearly good if not bite as that which is left
standing to arrive at bJ rnsf
The informant steaks d Ia experiensa5 flns Tssr
he lost his entire crop in 5nsednenc 6f he
ges of the rust Turing II 6therIre sed II ~; ,le
course here iadiSsted, =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Van .Buren 81 an Eafths

qua iSes =
An American gentlep1Gn writes from Nice. Italy
mai during ist Eoasohs .,shiIO Mr.. Van BHren
in that city herring that earthquakes were for
merry prevalent inatil.t part Of the COUNTRY bot
that no shock had heenelt for number Of years,
told his Italian host tlt for the rayitg aud novelty
Of it he would like to have a.; sTliI happen VILE
he was there Sum ero1gh si1sastess VERBS there
after, in li5is co mona
t.ns commenced rocking AMI the sinhabltante, IN
the greatest condemnation, ded info tho Streets
Among others in the park Which e near the hotel
Was Dir. Van Bugen, in primitive 5stnmes and in
high state Of excitement. Tie resident Snd tie
AID were perfectly satisfed With tbe sHali shake
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

IL .aeeordance with custom adhered to
I,o deviation, Tor many years past all places of
rasne viii be closed tomorrow, to enable every
sEo.s 10 observe the Anniversary of eur Indepen
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
.ats by Dealers every Where. " March ..

85- Consumption Is, without doubt, Tic;
Ios ica:Gilty fatal of all dssaes, (cxccpto2
annually carrying t'lnuaands to uutimely graves.
How often could the rsYaes of this arch destroyerbe
prevented, If timely renIcdescSe Tscd In ailnyng
the infunra.Ition prodt.ced b. an ordinary cold
For c9ngis, c1s, Sore rhcoLs, and al sirilar dis
cases. SfABLER'S AEODYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
rOlAt ST has no equal. It Is not recommended az
ifli6!e, hat medical men and others, Who have used
and administered it, bear testimony to fts etraord-
nary efficacy. It is Tsrwn 20 be q good ceciue.'
and ~ such is offered to the public, also STA
bowels. Sec adverti5enentin another cOlunlkIe and
descriptive pamphlets, BE had erratiH Price Of
each, only 50 cents, or six bottles for S2.5O
February Z. 1854
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
EFEoAl TIC ooul!lcsn- Va.) Farmer.
Halifax County.

The crop Of wheat in Hnlifax is a pretty good
one, and. very healthy. There isths hest stand of
tobdFco, and more planted than remember any
past year Fl'e-eo!e' in fit land is missing
than! ever knew it. i llnye planted, plpughed up
and planted again, and yts baTe wTetEhed stand.
This IS the cas- Win generally. CIiinch
bugs swarm. They We're Matched too late for injnr-
and doing mischief Ii the season should be dry,
the corn will be greatly damaged by their depreda-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
EsIO.M.
oaNINa, 5gLy ), iss5.

e states, FOR the sake Of
be Union.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

grHenFyis InVISOratiHg Cordial Tho
merits of this purely vegetable extract for
val aud cure Of physical prostrlton, geninf dehfhy.
other column Of this paper, TO which tire reader H.
referred. 81 per bottle, bottles for SIS, bottles for
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.

February Sth, 1855.
MeSstn. Mortimer & Mowbray--I do hereby ceftIS
f. that about twelve nsonths ago, WIS taken With
severe hcmDrrLagc Of lIe LuIitya, and had T0ur a.
tacks Of IT,. was HdVi5ed 10 Try DR.. HaIapton's
Vegetable Tne:urc; procured one bottle aniisfter
and after taking the fourth bottle, ! WA entirely
we'll, t=nd nov enjoy good health ms eyer did
my life can, anil do, without the least hcaitation
recommend the RinctuTe to alt persons afflicted Ia
my way.
You're, GEO. w. wEARLEY.
Call and get Pamphlets aud cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rhcumltiara, Liver Com paint, Scrofuas
Al female medicine il IS unriyaled Sold by
l.. NJ. SMITH, CharlestOwli.
T. ID. HAMMOND, Hnrpsrs. Ferry
L. J. HARTMAN, Winchester.
DR.. MOTT, Ls.ssburG.
ALLES1oNG < SON, Newt0wn!
aaC! by Dealers every where. March ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
Cotton is not dong so we'll.
f[C0lum6:9 Is. C) Tines, 6th.l

From the stanton yindicator of tho 23d.l
We travelled DER the Valley Junction Turnpike
from StGunton to lexington during this week: aud
from the appearance presented by the grain fields as
esoeca In stS II e 9P b0 @s Inc
YIELD if not more The wheat, corn and oats, lock
remarkably well msGreenville TO lexington
From Grrenville 10 Stahnt0n, however, the wheat
presents sorry appenrance-tie late heavy hail
storm in that section h"vingcu it of.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
FroN Ihe Hagerstc Ivn (Ed.) chronicie.I

Contracts for the delitery of the new crop have
been made with the mille8 by some of our farmers
tinneof delivery who lids tie end of these bar.
gains remains TO be Scent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03
44h OF july.

a3psr goes again to press, sic:icu5
asFs da%tsd upon this great Republic;
r9nn9f tP2n thousand h;lJ will hoyel pro.
sst fstEn their bEnssn throaa, the return of
lss Anrsssrsary CT American IadrFeadence.-
qsFo=Eiyili &c an interesting era N the history
sssaas sho ioyors spectacle VIII 10 presented
sl.icns q stfes born and happy people, exE21ipg
Eessssa5sn Of tic iaaIieaab!e rights b life,
,e:s4t hs pursst: Ct happiness. To.aorrow's
Hcs nEAss IN day TO wre.chsd people,
p :sstses heel Of despotism and srferiAgun-
sssscpsl att wrongs Of an oppressive tyEant,
s s -slssH rays shall Pcsvade land Of soTgr-
s.. = - Ssssis privileges, tenacious Of theis
sI2 ts Z to their Invaders. Here nos
ssslss soreE en inject aud diasclrte race,
It's Shaggy Rane attAe gate Of our
hpt The BIRD Of America roosses,i. !.
Heavens conscioaRzof Its poskeF,
eeak the motto cf.eur stat&
~ q <-..
Esttfo ofn:traia Of thoughts;
osthe morning w,ea the May
snd bore her adYentdFons,
Ailantfc, to- a5d home
pnPsaisds noantaia piassty" OF D
nd Tint on plsissoash Rock the ban
seTi There rested inSe Embryo our
esss aeese was planted The sesd Of Lib!
ssz- amid the ;oTlns oFSpersc-
'oHi ses1 N The tlepd OF our Rcyolu-
~, szuns The opfEesssej
I peace and shelter
% forget the sacrifice
hold in fond remem-
sens sopls, and emu
odsm OF those who, in
= peril, freely poured
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

SoEpef 1.-the tarniers near Fredericksburg will
make u usualii fine crops 9f wheat, and some will
make unusually poor crops. The chisch bng is
abundant in s}ie ZELDA Tia breeze on Thursday
and Friday proA5ly prevented much damage from
rst
On tho 2lst weaawlco-n between five and six feet
high on the 5ar4 of John Seideu, Esq, in Stafford
county. II 10 tlhtallSst corn we remember ever to
have seen so earl in tlle season.
FtoR:DA:-Ths Tallahassee Sentinel of tho 9Th
Inst sayss-
We hare hai some charming weather of late
and number coptous refreshing and revivino
showers. Thecbps are splendid-the corn particu-
larly is very pimisng; cotton, too, is doing very
well; altogetherhe planters have rarely had better
prospects.
SCUTu CARoZlS i've are pleased to learn from
a gentleman thopugbly acquainted with the plant
ing interests, an who has just returned from n
visit through s4sral section; of the interior of
crop is good: Fhe corn crop, especially looks
better Than it hf for many years past at this
son.
The wheat croinow beinr gathered is said to be
in excellent condition, and the oat crop is filing
rapidly The forter will lie extra aud tho latter
a full crop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03


We Publish, as matier ..S-,'A L 'e''.- i'''.
now tsays the -1lerand s''.'ss''J . nn''i'ss ~
extracs showing the eondl'' o. s''s 7''P7 anu 'ne
specnlsions as to prices III lu'ese'
The cFop Of wheat in taolsesnl Piedmont re-
lin. g6,,, ss,,ssii :. Il, enaailer breadth TO be
sown than usual The ini ifo'a the worm Z not
So great d 4Nas ssnaBl sripeted hat sill the
aggregate crop; vi he li eloS Toe average, we
think. Tie CROP Of cd .rouises finely. The
ground is in ureolnInor ne order, the stand is
GOOD and rain issnov all INT There has been
very large quantity plant. Qas were IN critical
conditionjwhen rain and where they were
forward, tie straw sin .0rt. The crop PROM
Uses well now. GESTURES greatly iuipfo5ed but
grass though grosT ing. n SIN very short Po-
tatoes win yisld laFgsl the fruit crop sill he.
very ebhhdAnt
A gentleman from N9n county says The crops
OF all kind are ezcsl :ssrs.
Froa our ini5rrna we gather That the crops
in the Agalle a4esnos ising so vel as thoseessst
cf lie 1ddgs The we lsArn, IS salali aud HE
i heat Indifferent
opr inference 10 ell tl.e reports Is. tiiat the
wkeat crop OF the .ry isl.not b iarge tliat
the cat crop viii % sserag thar Of POI
tatoes the yield W excel eof earn,
without an nniav6g iatu, III c15 Is Il Us i'm
tlense Grass. viii liors eat
late euslez siTelJ q Is bad
instances
As 10 the Fssees "a
fnle, every one 81 Ito son
the fscs pFese erins that
sncihihtss ~ iofe tgfe than
jpdgemeny &c II 81 illec. The
a9nnel 9sc q % 8 irn or own
3dSiiee sSiri u srt,f, s J.
The e6tppi s Ssf ~ 5odf Bur ZEN. Of otl
planters vIt1s f5os Gro ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-03

Prepared oplY.bys. T.. COHEN, no. , fssnk3ih
Row, Vine Street, BELOW Eighth PIfiadc piiii,.I'S.
TO WHOM AL oRDEHs MUST b ADDRESS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-04

PoLlrlcAL ASPECT THE MKT CoNcREss.-The
New YORK Post makes critical analysis of the
political aspect of the next Congress, recognizing
Nebraska and Anti-Nebraska as the only party
distinction that can be drawn. According 10 its
summing up the Senate will stand Nebraska 40,
Anti-Nebraska %. and the House Nebraska lO6,
Anti-Nebraska 1913. 1t will be seen that the Post
with all its strong Anti-Nebraska feeling, only
claims majority % in the House. This ma
iorty might prove all sufficient to defeat the Ne
braska bill were ii now to be brought forward as
new measure, but the attempt TO repeal it is a diff
ferentquestion. and upon that issue the Post will
find 1t difficult, we think, impossible, to obtain
the vote Its analysis indicates. A sufficient mum
berof those whom 1t correctly ranks as Anti-Ne-
braskites, will be found opposed to increasing the
sectional excitement by voting fUr its repeal, and
the measure falling thisyear the agitation will have
worn itself out before new Congress is elected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-04
sPRcIAI NOTICES.
TO PRINTRRs.
Good Medicines.


Its estimated that AYERS GhERRE PEcroRA1 AID Ca
THARTlc Pills have done to promote the public
healt than any other cause There can be no
ton that the Cherry PeciOral has By its thousand on
thousand OF cures OF colls coughs Asthma Group Inu
enza, bronchitis, &c, reduced the proportion
Of deaths consumptige diseases in this country
The Pills good the Pectoral and win cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more or less purgus Purge the blood
[rOm its impurities. Purge the bowels Liver, and the
whole vsceraI system from Obstrucous Purge out The
diseases which asten the body.o work its decay But
or diseases we should die only OF old age. Take ami
dotes early and thrust it the ayste before il ye,
loo strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust cut disease not only while it is
weak but whenit has taken strong hold Read the as
founding statements OF those who have been cured by
them from dreadful Scrofa, Dropsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
eases, rheumatism, Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal palms.
bilious complaints, heartburn, headache qout and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such as
pies on the lace, worms, Nervous Irritaby loss Of
petite Irregularities dizziness in The head colds lever
Dysentery and indeed every variety of complaints ol
which Purgativeremcdy is required
These random Statements hut are
by YOUR own neighbOrs and your own Physicians
Try them once, and you will never be without them
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by De- J. G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
A. e. GOOD + Co, Wheeling
ago wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-04

TOUCHING DELIcAcY.-There were many little
occurrences which suggested TO me, with great
consolation, how natural it is to gentle hearts 10 be
considerate and delicate towards any lnteriority.
One OF these particularly touched me. hap
marriage was just concluded, and the young cou-
Pile had 10 sign the register
The bridegroom 10 whom the pen was first ha nd
ed, made a rude cross for his mark, The bride who
came next did the same.
Now, | had known the girl when was last
but as having distinguished herself in school. and
could not help looking at her with some surprise
She came aside and whispered to me, while tears
of honest love and admiration stood in her bright
eyes.
"He's a dear good fellow, Miss. but cannot write
yet; he's going to learn ofme, and would't shame
him for the world!''
Why, what have Ito fear when there was this
nobility in laboring mans daughter2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-04

DUEL IN FEwxEssEE--A personal difficulty hav-
ing occurred in AsleviIIe, North Carolina, be-
tween Mr.. John d. Hyman, editor of the Asher
vile spectator. and Dr. William L. billiard, it
was determined to settle 1t by resort to the duel
10. They proceeded to Tennessee, and fought
with rifles at forty paces-the rifles carrying 80
balls to the pound. One shot was exchanged
without injury to either party, when DR.. HilIiard
professed himself satisfied, and the affair ternina
ted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-04

MysTERIous.--The Alexandria Gazette states
that the head, leg and ribs of man, supposed to
have been about 80 years of age, were found last
Sunday on the farm of Mr.. a Bell, one mile from
the ferry opposite that city. The flesh had been
eaten from the body, but the clothes which re-
manned were of the finest quality. There were
also found pair of gold sleeve buttons, watch
guard and penknite. 1t is supposed that the man
was murdered.