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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
Savings Bank Store.
RsW EAamosRD LErrEg5 At run OLD posrogFIol

81" EAaHioERD LETTERS AT TUE OLD PosPoPFIoR!
AN now receiving ard opening unusually large and
general assortment Of Boos Shoes Hats Bounets Inn
eTs'Las and Carpet Sackt the Non
zoe streets wheeling Va in she formerly occupied
me Post once aEd opposite the McLure House, very large
saa sntrsy new stock which was purchased for cash,
Arsus'aacsa aud otter them the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity Eeluesd wholesale and retail and
~ solicit share OF patronage.
Deem Il useless to say much n praise Of my tOck.
n take lot, The people Of Wheeling easily hum
hnasst by advertising puff; suffice say have any vsr
J et mems youths and boys boots and Shoes mirror ak
Ae1eskn WOOL Le3horn, brush aud Hats ami for Ls
dee every variety Silk Lawn straw Braid Bonnuts Of
She ulost recent fashions and styles.
AsoShoos, clippers and Gaters both for Iadles misses
sud shidren Of the most fashionable Style make and qualify
--eHll and zee for yourselves.
Having purchased large sCOsk Of the named art
6S1, IWand respectfully Country Merchants 10 csN
aid send Ihelr orers will duplicate bills
II go
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Popular and Family Medicines

OOfAESf IL. .111ON1>SON,
CoHrn,srSd-2
" DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Ayers Cnerry Ptctoral,
John Bulls Sarsaparila,
TOwnsend,I do
OSsOOds India ChOlagogus,
DR.. HOutln's Pepsn,
Green's ONygenated Bitters,
Hollands German do
Mortmers Rheuuaric Compound,
Scarp'S AucouStic OIL,
StrO6les Pile Imminent,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Imminent,
AcIAne Trrmiluge,
McL1ne Liver Pills,
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew DaVids, Hebrew Plaster -5
Poor Mans do
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
McAllister'S all healing Ointment,
lF. anarchists Uterine Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do M-dicitcd Soap.
~ Together with all other popular Family Medicines.
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Public Notice,

DARTICCLAR attention is called 10 new style OF lever
watch ecsry part Of 4rhich manufactured IN 4aer
lea which case in every variety OF style, gold and silver
tiTnekcepers
For sale by ,-t -- CT. BROWN,
mayt Washington Hall, Monroe st..
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MEDICAL.
- Prof woo5s5

Prof Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE Is now for the frst
IL time introduced to the citizens OF Wheeling No. 81
Monroe street. which the only remedy invented
mat VIII restore halFe and WhsEeFs
the original color OF youth Without dying; the bald
head IN short time with the natural eOYtg remove a
run and prevent hair from falling on andis free from
me hy sement Objectionable divers preparations or
names now before tie pubie the RESTORATIVE Is
beautiful article for the toilet for the old young can
ted to call ~ the DEPOT and testimonials Iaes
and gentlemen OF high reputation In the South and West
where was invented but will certificate below
Of the distinguished statesman Senator Judge Bseese OF
tniros. ~
CARLELr, H., June 81, 1855
have usea Prof o. g. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admiral Inc wonderful elect. sly hair becoming
a. thought prematureIy E.c but by the Resta
rsVs has resumed It's original soloE and have doubt
SIDNEY BRGksE,
Ex-senator ofths United States.
Pref. Woods Oriental SRaaIive Eminent
afa LnlnleEt Is valuable auxiliary In the Of
some OF the most formidable. DISEASES with wh II is our lot
contend, for instance, inflammation Of tie yn0s dad
ooceS By thorough ami continued application Of this
niuet overthc region of the Affected organ other
Wise formidable diseases dIsar.ne Of more than
half their ters0rs, particularly aInouS children, tnu4-
andS OF mothers. they allowed sneak would with all
te slolutn.R OF feng and Affection bear united tes
tnony to the fact that had snRtched children from
@ Jaws Of DEATH and restored them their former
health and beauty Again, Il will be found powerful auxl
larry in removing what s generally known az an Ague Cake
enlargement Of the spleen in all where an eXter
nal application! 0fservcr this found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 69S BcCadway, New. York; and Ia
AarketSt., St. Louis.
For sale whOlssale and retaEin whes!!wEby -
J r. VOWEL, Monroe ST., and
Marchiz Bridge cornrr.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House Emporium!!
eLorAs. cAssLNEREs & HEsrLHGs.

CLOTHS. cASSLHERES + FEsrINGS.
TAXI pleasure 10 being able say 10 my old customers
and The fashionable community that have just returned
ron Nav fork a have b@en able procure the most fash
s0aots GodA for e sea4on that the Great Emporium New
York 9Aninport fTonn BraDee AMI the hay
taS dispensed with the sale Of Common Clothing gives me
more room And time 20 attend the wants Of all Of mr.
SSaosAs n The Fashionable way. Ny stock now CON
ststS o.
BLACK BROWN, GREEN, RLuz, oLrya AND
DAhLIA CLOTHS.
AsosnA and Wool caNhmeFetts, ali shades eoIors,
&C. Tor making Froek Dress Sack and Business CoatsT
french hHaSh and american CaSsnsres; aso Ducks Lin
% DFtilinSs, &C. for making Pants.
As % Veslisgs haze the selection ever
bSo.sd ~ = any city, all ofleh prepared to make
a IN ne most fashionable secured
fret certain ia that furnish clothes than
any house west o. tire mountains.
In connection with the above beautiful assortment
o. furnishing G0os all dEe seasonable fashionable
9nss4nS o. Cloth, Cashmere, Cashmerets, BoIubaIins
SlFnas Linen Drablta Linen ProeE Dress and Bus
Sess Costs VstS Pantl made from the most Fashions
as and REASONABLE 0c0ls IN great variety.
iso Linen and Cotton Shirts, SILK Linen lambs and
SSne Ga!esSAirs aud Drawers; CraTat stoSks Collars
GLOVES Ead SusPSnlers.
Hosiery IN srea; variety aso every other suitable
for completing geaLienan4 wardrobe.
Al HE above named articles together with many others
can be found az NY store, No ! Spriyg House.
RT21 Z Pi1n
NOTICE-EXTR
4aave small stock Of Common Clothing that VIII dis
peso OF a. coat OF even lees, mako FOR my spring
aar7I a p.Cr
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: I'UyneIltS % % nude an UIt cases an HdTHnct,
Money current in the State sebere issuea
all be receirea az par;
s. NTJTRRTN( 20

discount oflEentyhve per cent from the prices
will be allowed to clubs ordering direct from L. Scott Co..
Four copies Of BlackWood or Of Review, will be
one address Tor OO four copies Of the four Reviews and
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Z1xEsrrlLs, ONO.

.H. J. q Pondsssnlitt:
DEAA SiR-l have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism III NY back ant t5E the months
able TO Of my bed without help, your agent
city insisted my trying hottie Of Chang Fhu Eminent
and what effect would hayt aud hottie has relieved
much that able to get my bed without i
Guilty 1t has blessing NE: just try for aud
you will be we'll pleased. ne
Mas. Al. COCHRAN.
- I. H. LOGAN / CO.,
my1:fv Bridge Corner
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coMPLHTn LTRRARY nnIrLoM

In Ave very large VOLUMES, with Portrait ON steel
Of Charles Dickens containing the reading matter as
the Illustrated Edition. and comprising over four thousand
very large double connned pages handsomely printed aud
Shop
Oliver Twist, Sketches BY ''ROr" and
-. 4ss Il Barnuby Rullge
Nehslas Nicklehyi and Martin ChuE.
Elewit.
David Copperied, DOmbey and Hou
and Christmas Stories
Bleak House, and Dickens New sto-
Price Of complete set-UOund in black cloth full gft
back, .......,..,.& 1850
+ scarlet cloth, extra. $50
Al library sheep. ....... $40
" :" mGtirkey morocco. II zoo
1si,i, ~ half calf, antique. 1890
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Sexton, Seal and Swearingen.
IMPORTERS AND JOBRERS OF
- FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ne. 165 market street. above Fourth st.
PHILADELPHIA
}. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, \, SASSwRARINGEN,
nFFERto purchasers thr largtrt assortment Of Fancy
" Dry Goods in the city. II comprises in part Of
Hosiery OF all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, UnSetshirts Dress Shirts aud Collars,
WoOllcn yarns Of different shades anI colors.
4 fine assortment Of Shell Combs.
do do buffalo and Limitation Coubs.
Brushes of all descriptions.
Dress and TaiIOrs Trimmings Of all kinds.
BIrhetts, six cord cold Spool Cotton.
Ierfuulery Of all kinds.
As Well great many styles Of goods OF own iunur-
tattnn which canaot here MENTION and which arc we'll
worthy the attention OF buyers We feel make 1t
their interest TO give trial. sepls
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In all the principal cities and Towns these works will he
delivered Free OF FOarnEe. When sent by mall, the
the Postage to any part Of the United States viii
rWenty-FOar Gents a year for ,BlaekwoOd,' and but
Fourteen Cent? year for each Of she BsyIew..
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NOTICE.
Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to atcC1allens
IA Knox earnestly requested call settle by cash
or note or before the first OF January.
Persons having claims against the Ar will please present
thun for liquidation.
pcls AscLALLENS KNOX.
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! MISCELLANEOUS. ]
Marshs& Wayman
~ EHnLESALR ASDs RETAIL IRNLHRs TS
BOOTS AND SHOES
lar EuE OLD IGEp or. B.T1slsHI
WHEELING, VA.

WHEELING, VA.
ISRxF DOOR 10 GREER, 0TrAxD Co'sl -
AEars NOV reeeivng from our eastern manufacturers
one Of e Largest and best assoEtnents Of boots aud
they having been selected with great manufactured
70 order according to directions, by the best
men in the east expressly tstrade. We prepa-
red to accommodate customers Wholesale or re-
tail with variety Of Fan and Winter Goods not 10 be
passed ny any other house In The city either In style quality
or material, durability workmanship whether
this city any other country.
Oas stock consists in part of the following articles:
$40 pairs hes. calf rho boots a ';oS-'i
s. t SF
so water proof boots.
$40 pairs best calfbrcsa,ls;
60 d ;hfss
40 . lew J n:ies b 70 ans
80 pairs boys thick broSahs;
&: g yeeA; ,S s. s.
$50 pair. boys thick boots; U.s.,
30 20 s siP
$50 pairs youths calf boots .'0'''
~ f t6Iet
$50 pairs wotasn's CATERS, all colors;
800 walking shoes
zoo morocco buskins;
go Jenny Linds
mssEs' RocEs.
~ uv.'tS" 0s',tS'
e e AZ: AZ
CHiLnkHx's BooTss
900 childTens fancy boots;
19O0 kid and morocco
$500 mems wOmnn'sand misses gum shOcs of the
Also great variety not here enumerated which VIII
sell either wholesale or retail, on the most accommodating
Merchants viii hnd tito their decided advantage to call
and examine stock before making their
purchases. nN9 MARSH 1 WAYaIAN. !.
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{ .MIsCEI4I EOCS.

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the East occupies large space In their pages, livery
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Illustrated Bd'tion An 10 Vol.


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~ Booksellers News Agents. aud ali Others viii n, "a,
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AO1 90 hams, sugar cured; for sale by
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
Hon, John Letoher.

MIR. Letcher, our representative in Con.
gress, has on several occasions Indicated
his purpose to decline a re-election 10
Congress next Spring. I'VE are well avate
that seat in Congress is no place to pro-
vide for the education and support Of a
growing family. Blu, in times like these,
when questions Of vital interest to the ua-
ton are constantly before the councils Of
the country it is essential that men OF ex-
pcrieuce, of talent, ind Of purity and firm
ness Of character should be commissioned
TO meet them. Mr.. Letcher has acquired
the reputation OF fearless and determined
enemy of every description Of profllgacy
and corruption. He is an eye.sore to the
cormorants who invest the capitol. He is
representative Of exnezible integrity,
orthodox political opinion, and bold, irde.
pendent and fearless action, added TO an
industry that never flags or grows tired
Such man belongs TO his country, espe-
cially when that country is rocked and
asitased BY every phase Of iaaa.icism and
bese' by dangers within and without. From
such considerations, we, in behalf OF his
constituents in Augusta county, at this
early day, earnestly ente, our protes. 10
bis retiring at the close of his present term,
from the position he has so much honored
Tor the past six years. We are sure each
one OF our Democratic contemporaries in
the district. and Mr.. LIS constituents in
their counties, will join with us in a pro-
test to any such action on the part of our
representative in Congress. We want his
services in the counci! Of the nation for
another term, and then we may have use
for him i'll another, and yet more respon-
sIble theatre. We are almost sure Mr.. L.
will yield to the sincere wish Of constitu.
ency THAT has ever shown itself true aud
faithful TO a true and faithrul representa-
tive, and still luther lend to the country
his valuable services, although it may BIZ
lily suited to his domestic aaairs To do 80
We claim ii as right to thus protest.
tight suggested by our devotion to the
honeF and reputation Of District which
occupies peculiar position in the estee n
Of the country, and our respect for the past
and presen, dignity and talent OF its rep.
Festntatives. We indulge The cenfden,
hope that Mr. l.. will consent to serve rs
another term in Congress.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
Gov. John B. Floyd.


Among the many men of mark in Vfr-
gina; we consider John B. Floyd of Wash
ington county, Of the first. Previous to
seeing Mr.. Floyd, and hearing him speak,
we had, through the representations Of
others, formed an unfayorabls opinion of
him. We thought he was man, who,
by circumstances, had been forced into
high positioD, without the essential ele.
ments to acquire such elevation. A brief
acquaintance with Mr.. r, dut,ng the State
Convention in February last, where we
had the pleasure Of listening to his elo.
qusnt and powerful style Of oratory, in
duced revolution in our opinions. and
we now consider him one of the ablest OF
Virginia's distinguished sons. The cast
Of MIR. F.'s mind is comprehensive. 1t
encircles SUB ject Of the most intricate
solution, and by the vigor and closeness
OF his reasoning. brings it entirely under
his control. His voice is commanding,
and his style Of speaking attractive. In
deed no one can listen To John B FIoya
upon any subject, unless be becomes i'm
pressed with the superior grasp Of bis
mind.
Mr. Floyd was one of the Original friends
OF James Buchanan for the Presidency. -
He labored with great assiduity, as u dele
gate 10 the Cincinnati Convention. and
previous to the assembling Of that body
10 secure thc nomination ofihat gentle
mar. We believe he did more thaD auv
other man in .he State to accomplish that
result he did not anaeunce his prefer
ehce at .he ilti hour. lie did rot await
the determination 81 the public mind, but
he assisted i'll sc7miug that determination
He was bold TO declare his FIST choice
early in sIss contest, end constant in bis
ldbors to gain that end. ....
1t Ma sa@lt in Virginis, that we have
too macy politicians who are governed
entirely by the hope OF personal prefer
meht in tie action they may take in any
gseat contest. Sofae, shs, now that Mr..
BcehaSail 10 dominated, are hi, most bla.
tan. friends, aud declare that he was al
ways their FIRST rt.eiee, were milk and wa
ter. un,il they found oest the evrren: of
public opinion. They are politicians BY
trade, and wall not fail 10 resoss to. any
cunning to further ihdivitlual ;n,eyests.-
ouci men, however, are easily fathomea,
and their motives fully appreciated.
These form the exception 10 Virginia
politicians. The maJofity--those who are
democrats from honest convection and are
governed by sincere desire Cor the sue
cess OF the principles Of the pariy-never
hesitate in the declaration Of preference
Tor men to carry oal those principles
Mf. Floyd, we believe. was honestly con-
WINGED that The great Pennsy lyana States
man was the man for the times-the man
OF all Others 10 Crush OUT the vile isms
OF the day, and hence his early, consistent
aud earnest support of him. Virginia is
proud Of John B. FLOYD
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
Eam'l G. Stambaugh. Egu..

sam1 e. Stamtaugh Is u native and res
ident of Lancaster, Penn. Educated as
pr'oieT. he rose to the leadership of the
Democratic party Of Pennsylvania, and
welded an influence as the metropolitan
editor OF the Slate, similar 10 that OF Thos
Richie. N Virginia. MIR. s. has held
several offices OF peril and profit under va
fious democratic administrations, the du-
ties Of which he faithfully discharged. We
have the pleasure OF an Intimate acquain-
tance with MIR. Stambapgn, and more
solid friend, judicious and dis.in,erested
adviser 10 man ever had The Col. is one
oi those gentlemen IS 40 lives Tor mankind.
He has made aud speui Tour or Ave Jude.
pendent fortunes. He cares not for mon
ey. except SO Tar as II may contribute to
the comfort Of himself and friends. He is
generous aud liberal 10 iaul, with his
friends, but implaeably hostile TO those he
dislikes. He is no compromise man.
With Jacksouian will, be calmly and
delerminedly puisues the object he has in
view. and never turns aside from his pur-
pose until successful or is defeated. This
peculiar trait IS forcbIy illustrated IN he
attach ment to the fortunes of James Buch-
apan. He has been the constant aud ND.
varying friend of .hs Sage Of Wheat
land" During the excited contest which
preceded the Cincinnati Convention, the
Col. was quiet, yet efiielent participant
in advancing the interests of Mr.. Buchan-
an. HIS biographical sketch Of the dis
tinguished statesman did much to direct
the current of public opinion IN behalf OF
his :ayori,e. II WAS written in forclble
and graceful style. and presented the claims
of Mr.. b. With additional at!ractiyeness 10
the American people.
AT Cincinnati, Col. SIS rooms were the
rendezvous, the head .quarlers oil the friends
of Buchanan With hbeIality aud u
generosity peculiar TO him, he made it his
business to assist in securing accommoda-
tions for nil the friends Mr. b. he met Hho
were I'm provided for, Ills rooms at night
presented the seere of a regular levee--
especially WAS such the case on the night
alter the nominalions. The Col. was in
his glory. His long and arden.ly laboied
for object had been accomplished. and he
gave expression TO the pleasure he expe-
renced by cordial and happy welcome
Of friends We shall not soon forget the
Col. aud our tnp 10 the Cincinnati Con-
veunon. Especially shall we remember
the parody on the hymn.
'Ro on, roll on swoet memcnts, roll on
and his Improvisation OF Asa Parker. At
torney and Councillor al Law, Concord
New Hampshire.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14

o. 1t is thought that the anti. Fillmore
Convention which met in ". York on the
18th inst,w ouid nominate J.C Fremont for
President, and that the Black Republican
Convention Of the Eth will rallfy it.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14

CONTESTED ELEeTioN.-Giles Devei
contests the election of John Il. K oogler
10 the Sheriffalty Of Rockingham county.
MIR. X. was elected by 46 majority Gu! Of
about 5000 votes. The ground Of the
contest is informally in taking some OF
the votes
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
Ratification Meeting.

The Democratic party of the Town Of
Stanton will meet in the Court House this
evening, for the purpose of ratifying the
nominations OF the Cincinnati Convention.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14

eEr We will give the platform adopted
bv the Cincinnati Convention ia full next
week. Several articles directly bearing on
the canvass have been deferred TO another
day,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
IT, The American denies that any mem

IT, The American denies that any menu
Der OF the Know Nothing party said his
oblig a,ions to that party prevented him
from voting for Col. Hartman and that
he could mol get dispensation on account
OF the absence of the President. We are
authorized by q gentleman Of high re,
sponsibility to assert that one member Of
the order did tell him that be could not
vote for him for the identical reason men-
toned by US. The American charged in
lis issue OF the 3lst ult. that Col. Harman's
friends would not release certain persons
from the pledge TO vote for him. In Its
Issue OF to-day il eorrec,s the assertion,
justice to state that he denies having re-
fused to release any one. The American
might have stated further, that the proof
it reliel upon to sustain its charge failed
10 sustain The assertion. AS to our know
ing anything about the President Of this
council, its all joke. We knew Mr..
Stuart was president of the State council,
and We thought a dispensation Must come
from him. He was absent. and the reas.
on given by tie gentlemen in question
was that the president was absent. We
can sustain our charge if the American de-
sifes it further; whereas that paper has
confessed its error in the charge against
Col. Harman.