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dee e say much U praise OF my stuck e
InStAkes not the people Rheelng so easily
humhugse pudsy Sucet say have any
variety mens aud boys Roots and Shoes MIR
rot, SILK moleSkuI ools LghOrn, brush and straw hats
and aides variety OTsk, lawn, straw and braid
bonnets OF the most recent fashions and styles. Also
Shoes Slippers and Galteray ho for ladies', misses and
children, OF the moat shIonable STYLE make and quality
-call and see Tor yourselves.
Having purchased aTse stock Of the above ar
tieles would invite country merchants to
ea see send mo their orders Twill duplicate
any bills purchased in the cities for cash.
apS b. H. WATSON.
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80, COUNTRY INvALIDS.
Can (by stating their explicitly together with
all their symptoms, letter enclosing remittance DIR
KS medicine, app OpIiated aceOl dingiy.
Forwarded any part OF the United States and pack.
el Sacnra frOm aGlnaEe clfTiositU.
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One COPY will DO forwarded Cseeurely enveloped and
postage padl on receipt OF % cents sir copies for 81
AdlIess, CoSDEN q CO., Publishers. Box1ss, Phiil
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We would however refer those ahsess ones who have
sooten heen CHILLED by forged and
10 The totoWi1s Names being but of the many per-
sons whose character for eanoT and needs no
from and who having fully its virtues
in the orwhleh It Is
prepared 70 speak Of its merits as It deserves.
Sold In Wheeling by james Baker, Kels Caldwell, T.
principal Drrssists OF Virginia. and Pennsy vanil.
August II, 80 - fsil7=f
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From A. IvooaearR. NJ D. Psna UissTstty, Pailassl
PktGlt gives pleasure 10 add my testimony 10 the
professional ability OF the author OF the t'Sedical Man
ul Numerous cases of Disease Of the Genital Organs,
some OF them OF long standing, have under my
ce, In which his skill has been manifest in restoring
perfect health, IN the patient has been
9a weaknesses, Encouragement the functions pro-
dueed by abuse or excess of Yenery do net know
with the author some thirty and deem
than Justice TO him, well kIndheSs TO the unlortu-
nate victim early ndiseretion, ceeommend him as
one In whose professional &k and integrity they may
safely cOnfLe themselves.
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wat ssssti as NOTICR-RXTRA.
lhays small 4foek ot common Twin ls-
pose atGosI even lees 20 make room for my Spring
Efnif9IFai * rs q RICE
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REMEMBER

He who places himsefunder Dr. Kfnkelin'S treatment
may reisfousIy conRde in his honor geneman and
rely upon tue assurance, that the secrets OF Dr. Ks
TENTS will never be disclosed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, Is
BILE labor with sisor, or to apply his mi
to stud his step Is tary and weak In ln TTesot
Lutte and In his sport with less energy than usual
f he himself before the practice has done
Its worst end enter nl0ny, his marriage Is unfmt
and tells him that this IS caused by his early
0llies Thee Sh0HLd Gtnqks tie
GkGeHtioR of those Rfl4iLaTlV Sftndtea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

"a Planished Tin Ware.
Just opened ofsplendd pIanisbed Ware
ter SteweTs Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapot, M
coolers stomach warmeTs, aud painted Toilet se.s-9
beautiful article We respectfully solicit tho attention Of
the public to varied aI beautiful
aud Steam Boat Furnishing goods = 80 =. -
p sss' Fza7 HOBBS, BARNESGr co,
NOES, Monroe st, near the Post once,
novl0 sa WheelinR.Va
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Too many think they will conceal the secret in thelI
hearts, and cure themselves alas how often Is this
fatal deIusion, aud how many promising young man
who might have been ornament to society, has faded
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

Fam noNreceIying and opening unusually large and
genefaP assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, B0nnets
CARPET Sacks at OF Market aud
Monroe Streets heeiin, VnJ In tho formerly
Cupsd the Post oee aud opposite the Mcclure House,
avery aI8e and ep ely stock Which purchased
foFe4sh HOaf the the North,
most favorable and oer them tho ctt
1spa Of Wheeling and Vicinity St redleetl prices whole
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

" : :
he unprecedented siZs the NonFareIl Eminent
put ard The vast aTthe materials used In It.
4 tmP0s&lbt4 Cor Tor the pIing Of The
humid V4S,fsh nor do we deem
as the article tits used certify
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WTRGre nOwroce VihsJFom our RaStsT5 n In
w establishments, onepTthe largest aud beIt 1Sr,e
tured Roots and Shoes, for Faand SSnis,
wear, ever offered In this or any
bean to order, according own dyee
tions and are intended expressly Tor TstAiIlhF ToSn
regular customers, and AL OeTs who may Fay0ruS win
cali we can oeT an unusually large variety 00tS an
Shoes which equal in quality Of HateTnl NJ
Workmanship to Those in This OF any rtbS
Tic United t4tas. Our stock will be found IA ,st
sist' iI.Tart OF the Following fashionable goods,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

lege, lPatG-'.DK aGSTER's MEDIcIL MaNuGL
The author OF this work, unlike the majority who
advertise TO the diseases of which is grad.
pleasure to recommend hmtO the unfortunate
or to the victim of malpractice, successful and GXp
rlenced practitioner, In whose honor and Integrity they
may Place he'greatest confidence
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NV 1rrnr OLD rosr o1slerl
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and supplied
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..l1nn An0W Thyself.''55
An 1nValuable Book for 25 Cents

tEpery Family should haDe C0py.''
5000 so s1@ ss h5 eTs
DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND
EOoKaFOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an outline
origin progress, treatment and OF every
contracted by sexual Intercourse
by sci abuse, by sexual excess with advice for their
prevention, writenin familiar styleayotdEg all mediea
and every thing that would offend the
practice exclusively devoted to the cure ofdiseasea
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+ i.--,, ~. :. II SOD wood baud boxes,
Thankful Tor the liberal par sTstoSOre e1tened
US, we solicit Continuance OF tie sSme
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Hosiery VARIETY alsos every other article suit
abe Tor Completing g sent ieman's wardrobe
an tie named articles together with many othar
articles thate be d my stores Sprisg House
sPsSse aiinand taEs glook and much obliee yours.
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selves aud their postey The constitutions
who are amlies have been enebIed fnOt broken
down. and they do not know the the cure Any
thing that can be done to enlshten and influence the
public mind as to check, aud ultimately this
wide source OF human retehedness would confer
The seaest next to the religion Christ
ON the and coming generatios lnteapeTane Cor
the use Intoxicating drinks though 1t slain tous.
sanda upon not greater seOuTge the h-
man race. Accept my thanks behalf OF the afctsd
and believe yonr In the good worky0u are
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

Three-Mile Ice
THE subscribers would inform their friends and the
citizens OF Wheeling generally, that they have conf
epeed delivering Ice in the city, and are prepared 10
furnish to all no want Il, excellent article beFic
was cnt three miles above the city in the creek aud N
The west bEaneh OF the river, and Is clear beautiful lee
warranted free from all Impair titles. n =
aP21 GEORGE SCHRLLHXSE & Co.
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AID b R EISElII ENTS.

NO. q sssp5rigg House EImporiumI!
oLoTHs. cAssIMERRs ANDYEsTINGsI
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Wishing to ut up their Halls supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regaa Banners Dc, depend up
on having their satisfactorily filled, by calling
IssSlIls 3, - G5IBBS e sAtI
Rsalumores Nd - sea - ttF ~
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sILYER WARP on oTR own liANUPAeTURE!
Silver Tea aud o1fee Seis, Goklets, Cups, TuInbSn
Castora Agaitsr1. SIplhs, R0rS, es And CAKE nm,
lee Cream kNiyes, Napkin Rlsss Riah kiyeI, salt q
lars, arG,, 81 new designs,
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"a Presbyterian Clergyman Ohio, writing OF 'BpP
tsrs Medical Manual says: Thousands upon thousnsSE
ofour youth, by aud the influence OF the
sions, have been led into the habit scEPOlution VIVA
out realizing the sinarI fearful upon them.
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$40 teacher parent should be without the knowledge
impaired In this invaluable It would save yearsoT
pain modification and SORROW to tue youth under their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

From the FaiTmoHt (Ra.l RepAbliean,s
an INVALUABLE AEpIcINE,-It IS but seldom we find
among the many remedies to the public
OF disease one commend whose
tues We to discover, and have seuOuSly
avoided giving ntteance to anything that any
one TO suppose that placed any faith their pree.
sIons But with reference to remedy in
this place. and which has become familiar the public
as household words, speak from knowledge its
c, and the security with which 1t may used We
OF The HonpaIeil Nerve and Rome LnImept prepar
I'd by Ht Carr g Co.. from prescription furnished by
DE watson Carr, late o. Morganown and ofiY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

We have received the fret numbers of lie Nsr /
paper recently established in Brussels ar
organ of Russian interests; or as it annouac.
itself to be. the exponent of the true nstars
that Empire to the civilized world. The orga !
al intention was 10 have published it in BsrA
but this was renowned in consequence Of 4,
oppostien Of the Prussian Government. InBd.
GUM too there has been some difficulty Il,
nominal editor VI. Cretineau.Joly, Frenchms
not being allowed to reside there, in cons
quence of which he may literally be sad to 90,
duct his journal in PartibHs. The first numbe
contains a some what verbose prospectus, Ii.
main idea of which appears to be that hithsra
Russia has suffered great injustice. This MAJ
or may not be the case elsewhere, but as far u
the American press is concerned, while it car
tainly has not embraced the cause OF Russia IN
the pending controversy, it has exhibited VIII
lineuess to let both sides be heard. While thi,
part of the American press is no friend, but
mortal antagonist to all despotsm and slavery,
Russian or other, il is still not so blind as h
deny that in Russia such despotism has Logged
and natural reasons for existing; that in varos
ways and especially by fostering the growth
native industry, it is preparing the way for il
own removal, and that for the countries and pop
ulations constituting European Turkey the Rn
sian system would, under present circumstances
be far preferable to the seryile and stupid swg
of Mohammedanism, or to any that France mi
England are likely to establish there.
The conductors of lie NoJd are ambitious d
formisg connecting link between Russia and
Western Europe-=a dream which il will requr
the events Of years to realize. In this We thinE
they pursue mistaken object and must fail
For the rest the huge, rude grandeur of RusGi
will gain but little in having feeble and aliss
voice to speak ia her behalf, and offering excuse
and apologies for what nature and events hsn
combined to make her. When Russia, asserting
her own individuality, exclaims, I" / am as Iau-
81 care not what others may objectw--shs
much more engages our respect, for she ct
least wears something like the dignity propsrh
great and growing Power-a quality which Is
apt to disappear in the hands of lackadsised
rhetoricians whose aim is to present her crude
ygor washed in rose. water and decorated and
disguised after the latest fashion. However,
lie Nord promises to give facts as they are; ifit
does this it may perhaps throw light on events
which are often falsifed by the Press of England
and France. In this respect at least our new
contemporary may prove interesting, though i
can hardly ever attain that influence to which
it ambtiOusly aspires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Our readers will see by our Court reports
that another case is before the General Term OF
the Supreme Court in thu Second Judicial Dis
trct. This is the ToyI bee case from Brooklyn,
and brings before the Court the search and
"stizgre" snd the "imported liquor" clauses.
These points were not embraced in the Pough-
keepsie ease which vas argued on Tuesday.
| All the prominent point now being cOntrovsrted
are pr operly before the Court We regret that
in the argument on Saturday Judge Rockwell
was absent from the bench, leaving only JUS
tees Brown and Strong to decide the questions.
On Saturday Messrs. j. NJ. VsncOtt ard n. +.
WariOg appeared for the people, and Messrs J.
A. Lott and A. Hadden for the defendant. Mr..
VancOtt's argument is spoken Of By those who
listened to it as mastery in character and ami
hilating in conclusions. Judge Lott argued his
side with great earnestness and ability but his
liquor dealing client about to lose his property
and his profits absorbed his vision so entirely
that he was blind to all the evils, woes and ca
lamities his clients traffic infict on the CON-
munity. The swollen faces, bruised ani beaten
wives, half clad children, glutted jails, crammed
pOor-hOuses, increased taxes, MODS, riots aud
fights formed no part of his argument These
cases WILL no doubt, end in the Court of APP
peas. Ezekiel Baldwin of the Franklin House,
a prominent member of the LiquoT-Dealers' AS
ISOLATION, was convicted On Friday in Judge
Culver's Court Of selling liquor, and sentenced
to pay fine of $780, and to stand committed
till paid not exceeding 90 days. 1t is under
stood the decisions of the General Term will
not be announced before September. Mean
while Mayor Hall intends that the law shall be
enforced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

The citizens of Troy are praying the Governor
to spare them the disgrace of hanging. We
do not blame them. The Press, too, very gene
rally is engaged in the same cause. That's
act go utterly barbarou, and dsgraceful as the
execution of woman should shock the publis
mind is natural. Nevertheless we cannot 500
why the Governor should be called upon to pre-
vent it, unless it can be shown that the trial Of
the murderess was illegal or defective. Are tho
people ashamed of their own lawsl The Gov.
ernOr might possibly with propriety be asked 70
suspend the sentence, by respite, until tho
Legislature could meet to repeal or amend lax
so odious and terrible in its consequences We
have labored patiently for years to obtain that
object, and have had to contend with the oppo-
sition of those now clamorous for partial and
invidiOus repeal, and deeply as we shall b
panied if the law is now carried into effect 10
fhall feel that the responsibility is with those
who sustain the statute inhicting the penalty Of
death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

The Next STATE FAR.-The NewYork Agried
tural State Fair will open its Fifteenth Annual EIhb
ton at Emira on the I'd day Of October next. Sps
cious grounds, Of easy access from the town, have
beer selected, and will be arranged with buildings
and all other conveniences usually provided, aud
every effort made by the people Of Emira to accom-
modate the crowd that will attend in the most COM
Portable manner. Nearly all the private houses u
town expect to open their door to strangers, 20 "a"
when the hotels are full they will be able to COLOMBO
out in families all who require lodgings The trans
will run each way the railroads 10 the other VIZ
lagos near by, that visitors msy also be secomnv
dated in them. From this City Elmirs 10 essp
reached by the Erie Railroad, which will issue UP
tickets at the price of single fare
This is the first exhibition ever held 10 any Of -.
southern tier Of counties and they al feel pVpS
degree of pride in making it the best Far .n'. -.
Society has held for years There Is no oouD' -
the attendance of strangers from abroad VII W W.
large, particularly from the adjoining counties OF
sylvsna There il direct railroad connection oe.s'-
EImira and this City, Philadelphia and a. ~, o.e
jersey; from Newburgh, Utica Canandaigua'
falo Dunkirk, Ithaca, the interiorOf Pennsy NanA y
the Susquehanna road, and in fact the place
easier access to large breadth Of country InS"
place where the Fair has been held before. In pr
OF interest, and the numbers that viii attend
probably not fell short OF any Of the iou-V'"
cediDg exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
Office now with Wing. and now with Democrats

Office now with Wings and nov with Dem'crat'
only we must Gil il with men always OF theiI
selection. Over and over again are we tricked
out of our votes We think We are choosing
Northern man-we find we have got 10 one case
.lavecstcher, in the other land-pirate who helps
the shareholders to break their faith and to
steal away from US territory pledges to Free
dom.
What the North wants-whst the Nortn Is
determined 10 have, and what 1t Will have,
spite of all the terrors AMI all the sympa-
tbies of the BoohOos-spite of all tue talk
about sectionalism on the part OF those who are
themselves and always have been the most Sec
tional of Izankind-what the North now CLAIMS
and what the North means now to have, 10
real Northern Presidents President VINO
while he comedies to the South all that she can
constitutionally claim, will look to it that the
North also enjoys her just rights-a President
who will administer the Government with
view not to the interests and wishes of few
thousand shareholders, but for the good and in
concurrence with the sentiment OF the great
body of free citizens-the men who earning
their own living by their own labor, hold TO the
principle of I've and let live
The Northern people are tired at last OF hay
ing their Presidential candidates selected for
them by the shareholders. They are tired OF
these idle kipgs-of these Presidents whose
terms of office are perpetual minorty-fthis
power behind the throne greater than the throne
itself They intend now to select President
for themselves, and to place him in Office too oy
a good constitutional majority. Its this inten-
tion which our Boohoo cotemporsries are so
busy in denouncirg as sectionslism. To us, on
the contrary it appears plain national duty
imposed by imperiOus necessity, and which the
North eaI not eyade without overwhelming her
self with inefiable disgrace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Wing precspt, sanctioned and consecrstel A..
eloquent wold Of Fox. of sacrificing nil.
to party aud the happiness Of many to u. ~
1T Of few. II nc had left otfce On IA.
I" csion be should not have acted cousi,,.
with the Iule which had always sui,.a
conduct; aud whatever might be hi, o.
"ments on this great question. be tboan,
4" to be his duty to continue to give hi,
port TO the present head Of the Cabinet -
. not by quitting office to weaken its stsblit,
There is perhaps no statesman in England =,
possesses broader knowledge Of che philo,o.I
of the British Constitution or kecnsr perez
tion of the current of public opinion, sad ma,
dashiDg daring in following is bent VII,
absolutely determined. But these qualities A..
crsmped and coffined by close cunning snd p.,,,
selfshness of rat like ferocity. 1t was -,
spirit, more than any principle, which inci.,
him to betray the Aberdeen Government !, !,
manner which would make any man in Easl,s
"prefer," as The London Tines so well obserrsS
"to be the gallant generous Newcastle, cOvs,S
"with failure as he was, rather than the cool al
crafty Russell" 1t is but few months sc,
Lord John shed or feigned to shed some ten,
over what might have been deemed the stain .,
his honor in yielding, to the necessities Of a,
hour, his promised Reform Bill. 1t had b,,,
well had be reserved his tears for this oc asia
They might have flowed more effecsually, a,
were &c rtsinly more needed.
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tn COMPLEMENTARY.

No notice can be eken Of snouyuous Conunicaons " n
ever "a intended for urer1n must be suihenicsec ny ne
name address Of the vrierno necessarily Tor 4DO-
ton hui a. a guarantee Of BIS good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Conouu 1ica2i
10 (K Subscribers, 10 sending n REMIT II
cnr.lv oi, 70 mention the OF the P0stOce and
zen equeu the Of the state % Wheh Their paper
10 be seut-swGys mention the name OF The P0-Ie
sud STATE
suiscribc-s 20 THY TRIBUNE wishing their PoF Oce ad
5rs changed should ell give their present Post Ocs,
and SPECIFY which edition whether Daily SemWe ky. or
Weekly and club subscribers should give date Of subscription
This would frequently prev nj delay.
srsscKIsERs wishing have the direction or THr TRIBUNE
changed state the I'D address vel a. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

The call for Republican State Convention as pub
shed in THE TRIBUNE Of the 10th inst, was taken
from the rough copy, and contained directions for
County Con, ertoDs TO be held the 18th Of August
to appoint delegates to the Convention. This was
stricken out in committee The delegates viii be ap.
pointed as may be most convenient to the people Of
respective localities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

A Musical Convention will be holden at Williams
town, Mass, commencing on August 2, at II o'clock,
A. NJ to continue three days, under the chsrge Of
Dr. Lowell Mason and Prof. Lasar of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

PERsoSAL.-Colonel Bssel, who has been detained
for more than two years from his home by serious
Illness has 90 far recovered as to be able to proceed
upon his return 10 Illinois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

We give elsewhere full report Of the argu-
ment before the Suprene Court, in Brooklyn,
on the Prohibtory Law. The decision Will be
delayed for several weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

fetsers TO the limbs Of those who hsve thus
been endowed with the supreme right to the
control Of their own persons and the pursuit
"of happiness in their own way
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Newpork Dailu Gribm,te
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1855

In cougneuce Of the number Of copies now printed
on 1HE WEEKLY TRIBUkE, compelled 70 request On
friends 20 sond IN their sdveTisemen BY tomorrow n2'n 70
order 20 secure n oir insertion 10 this weeks issue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

On our third page will be found sketch Of
Henry Ward Beechers Grafton before the Phi
Beta Kappa Of Harvard, delivered at the late
Commence meut