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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02
DEM GuNNENTION..

WEsrcnEscER, Aug 1.-The Democratic Con-
vention of Delaware county met at Rose Tree
yesterday and nominated the Hon. John Hick-
man, of Chester for reelection as Representative
of the 18th Congressional District, composed Of
the counties of Delaware and Chester. He re-
ceivcd the votes of 10 out of the.53 delegates.
Henry Edwards was also nominated for the
Assembly; q. ID. Manly for Parliamentary; and
Alex Brook for County Commissioner.
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Tue commencement Exercises of Marietta
coIlsgs took place on Thursday last. The Rev.
s " Maxwell, Of Indianapolis addressed the
Alumni on "Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at 3 O'Clock, Rev. Jos Eldridge Of Nor
fo,L Conn. addressed the Society of Inquiry
Az in the evening, the Rev. w. S. Plummerof
slsgf,,Dy delivered the OratiOnbefore the Liter
srv Societies
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u.., re crooked and round-sheuldered, why
,,.roa keep yourselves straight: You can
o'+' n, and neat Shoulder Brace at E. Book
is 81 ~ Prescription Stole. Monroe street,
. IF the Mcclure House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02

BlAckvooBs MAoAzrHE.-lEe have received
the July number Of this excellent monthly
The total of contents is as follows:
The Crimean Report and Chelsea Inquiry
The Snow Storm. The Athclings; or, the Three
Gtts-Part Second. Travels in Circassia-Part
Sstoad Observation-Disclosures. Greece
.ai Italy. The Scott Abroad.-The SIan of
Council 4 Special Embassy in 1913. The
Dispute with America
Telearn by note from the editors that the
F.,snded deaf mate, is still practising thc,con-
tissce game with subscribers
70 those of our readers who may wish the
Fsent volume of Blaekwood and the British
Rfisrs. we would say that the present volume
dAe North British comtaences with the May
taaber; the Edinburgh with the July; the
lsaon Quarterly with the July; the West
sias;or with the July; and Blackwcod also
18th the July number. They can all he secur-
'iHo~ by addressing Leonard Scott & Co, Pub
Eshers, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02
81 A PHESoNENoN IN MEDICINE
EHenlth h esiorea and Life I.cnRIhenSdi
DR.. MORSE'S

i N " III OKLA III M " TX " 4 - IL >
hrst the properties attributed 70 aIoRsE's vIGO-
n RATING CoEDIAI were deemed h5uleus. The Puh-
id offen beISeU6 the simple md srhlHle
truths announced b. But facts, rndenabc
witnesses Of the highest class and chSTac
ter triumPhing eyer al doubts. 4NCkEDULlFfs
Is OVERTHROW
arising from abuse Of the various organs. l.
vgor delicate function connected with
that mysterious compound agency Of matter and mind
cssary 10 the or HHad E To persons
feeble muscular rame deficient In vital power II is
the only Of communicating that
NATURAL appetitss well the higher mental attributes
Its beneficial coudne to either sex to
Tie feeble girl the ang Wife the steSs ell=rvatel
YOUTH the Of business the victim Of nervous
depression individual suffering from genrr1t debility
from the weakness OF single viii all find Immediate
and permanent relief from the OF this lncoparabee
1t will prove complete and unta.ing safesqaF against
maiady There perhaps, who have
tre with their constitutions that they think themselves
far beyond the reach OF medicine Let NOT even THESE de-
spair The Cordial deals with dtsedse ~ et without
reference to CAUSES and will not only remove the disorder
Itself, but
The arrangements of the system, leading to nervous dis
and forms Of disease ITSELF :lunsr-
Gus that wonld require column 70 the tnal-
dies Ior which this preparation IS seclhc Few hoWsy
may he enumerated viz nsurRSia tie doloreu& lncIpI
paralysis headache, hysteFa patpahn OF tie heart,
spinal affections, muscuor debility, trenorS, nauleHce,
prickug the flesh, numbuess, torplly of the
liver, mental depression, weakness OF the Will lndiposon
ainness broken sleep and terrifying
OF the prOcreatye organs tncoupeteeS, mel
archOy monomani n0r Albus, sinking at the stomach e
male Irregularities, chronic tendency 10 eiiia
ciRon anu all complaints growing out OF free indulgence
OF the passions and a barrenness that does not proceed
FROM anic the reach Of medicine.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
consImptive habits restored by the OF bottle
two to bloom and vSor changing the skin nom pale, gel
low sleEly color, to beautiful aorId complexion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02

p..gIoy,yos rs1.--Frank Leslie's Gazette
= r..bions for August, has been received at
Pobinsou L Bro, No 4 Washington Hall.
persons wishing to have wedding or visiting
..r,s written. can have them neatly done by
.l..yihg orders with this firm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02

WEAKNESS or TIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
AnoEsr1redt Cure e6sctsd UV BoeThGUe's koJ;I1 BIT
tersThe wife of Peter Dc we, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from
weakness OF the stomach and indigestion She had been
under physcIan's time. but the disease
Btters Office which have given tone to her StO
mac her appetite and strength returning, and firm
believe that this is another great effected by
medicine
We sti record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, hut await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have published from
respected to community and literally
true. J. QGINTUS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02

HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas LseUmb, of Birmingham says"I have found IN
Boerave's Btters remedy for headache and debility My
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr. 5. Nicholson, OF Pittsburgh, also he hexpa
rienced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS
d HountleTS TsStiROny-Jacob RlnsEcs, living in the
Holland settlement OF SrboygAn, WIS. Aftcr suffering
the misery attending utter prostraton c
and body Ihaye been restored, by using Boerhavea
Bitters. 10 perfect health"
tLIs remedy being in such high reputc among
the oalers In Wisconsin, Michigan New YorRln fact,
every Holland settlement the United satessrEues In
Its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
3Ir John Davidson living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal, sys: 'Whc commenced taking
Boerhaye's Holland Bltters, could hardly walknow en-
joy excellent hcalth.'
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And pretty sCon hen and, he's got togo It bind,
an HStaias'sleh Of poor old PhIli
1t seems by notice in the National Intelli-
geneer, that Congress has passed bill provi-
ding tor the compulsory prepayment of all
'FaTsssat printed matter.
The Austin Texas State Times says that the
disturbances on the Sabine arc assuming an al
AFnlng aspect Thst large body of lawless
Characters have associated themselves together
sndsr the name Of Regulators" for the pur-
p''e OF killing some of the coed citizens of Or
age county, and compelling others to leave, re-
q9lnng all citizens to join them under penalty
Charles Young, the last Of the three great
a'Eed'ans of the Kemble school, died recently
~ ~ DFlsat9n, England, aged sevcnty-nine years.
ne was IN the latter part Of his lie associated
WIN AacTeady and Charles Kcmble.
Inc New York Tribune announces that the
e0l0Ted voters of tie city of brooklyn held a
asetiRg in Granada Hall, on the evening of the
ssih' for the purpose of organizing themselves
quo Club, and to adopt such measures as will
.ena to be the mos: prasticable in the present
political campaign. .,Et
Inc Chillieothe Advertiser says:
D. u Langston, cOIored, will speak as follows,
Eve learn from the Columbian, published at
=. Greenfield, July 26th; BaiRbfidge, 27tt; Old
UNI. -. o. Frankfort, 2sth; GhiIlicOthe, 2sth.
The Pennsylvania says:
=, u9r exchanges in Indiana assure us that one
se most active canvasscrs in that State for
8 'e mont is negro, who is paid at the rate of
Sl,sg per day for distributing pamphlets, and
inviting the faithful to vigorous cxertions for the
:. mere seems, by the following, TO be slight
NJ understanding between the editors Of the
tDs,''ont Farmer and the wellsburg item
. lR yslIsbuFgi, paper it is stated by the E.li-
"a that Bridgeportis .'oneS If the IdscE5t places
''S'ssTiSsa THIS md king omeome There . shpw
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.t THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
BAIT, Aug. New Orleans papers of Sat
urtlay lave been received
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you DESERVE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
DISC O " Il R Y !

DRoPEssoR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE is, no
doubt the most wonderful discovery of this OF pro-
rtss Il will restore, permanently gray hair TO Its orig
iual color the head the bald with uxurian:
growth, all dandruT and itching, all
eruptions, suca scald.head,
will II by magic, periodical head
ache; the hair glossy, and waVyi and preserve
the color perfectly and the hair from falling, TO extreme old
age.
cal profession:
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
CixcINSATI, Aug. River 32inclles Wealth
or clear and warm.
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no pRUGqIsTs 8 THE PEoPLE


TO &c THE PEOPLE.
You hereby cautioned against spurious limitations of
i Dr. DE GRATI's "ELECTRIC OIL" Ms shall pros
w!C my copy rigt bills This tggn'
une Electric Oh has cured the Mayor OF Camden Of Plies
dad also Hon John Williamson OF Hunting
don Hon. E. Kingr [EhOm II took on his crutches in
dsy) and more than 7o others in Philadelphia whose
hIve published In the Philadelphia Ledger.
The wholesale dealers in Philadelphia would counte
any scamp guilty OF the rnscatv or countcr!eitinG
tIarrisburgh, Pa John Wyethe, Esq, the well Known
Druggist there he and imprisonment Of
TdisNtgs, who attempted initiation Of .his valuable
remedy. .o-.
To the People and Drug5tas tkr9Igs9nt Ms g., t'itta
free Philadelphia, OF rheumatism ST. RodsnboE,
Montgomery rheumatism and spran: Mrs Ogden No.
$50 Fourth street inflammation Of bowels; Mrs Maryland,
Providence shingles and cGked breast 3r. VIM Spence,
street, eoE and neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet feverTand eighteen
others.
70 Every Druggist knows that the only Geaulae Electric
oil and proprietor, &C his old
Office which all orders must lie addressed TO procure tic
PRdY CHAs. DE- GNATH
IT, Old ONCE, Ss South sth a., near Chestnut.
re- Sold By nll Druggists.
-'' D'P's' = +. H. LOGAN cos,
myl+ Bridge Corner.
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PEyER AND AGUE.

Il Case II EjgIt llOMtdS Sanding CHredGy BoSrharo's
Holland BieTS-AIlcliacl Kelly M Iii Grant, SMITH
field street. Says:"Last July, while running the river
acOtton boat plying between Nntccz and New Orleans
taken with Fever Ague. For eight long months
suffered with This dreadful disease The greater part Of this
unable work, and spent least nifty dollars
different medicines hut found permanent relief
friends insisted upon
ing BoeyhdUe's Holland Bittsrs' saying that
guaranteed. After trying 1t for only week. must
state was sound man. have been NJ work nov for
weeks and have had return the chls and fevss
whateyer.'
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
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Firm of Bond & Kellogg = prsssIsts, 81. Paul.

The undersigned Rev. ]. K. Dragg minister in
lar saudng Pastor the Orthodox Church, at Brook
field lie gentleman Of great influence,
and universally beloved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-02

Tan News Ev 4aE Misunderstanding that
TIES are the days when the dog star RACES, we
venture to assert that never was a faithful nag
50 allday long bestrodc and cruelty ridden as
as'yeteran qaadruped, knownas Pegasus
Hstes an extract seemingly got up to check.
mate the one We gave yesterday. 1t can hardly
be said to be Thanatoposian in its jingle, yet
We find it in Thanatspsis' paper, set to the air
Odd Dog Tay."
EsptriGscs plead. and though hadn't bed
lor The country, Ih1pelly would bleed for Phil;
Eut HUE people that phll not PaILsN0RE,
And thus they a.;iIyl poor cd Phil.
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Fsrer dad A0Me, Dys1epsiG, Indigestion, HsdGtIche
LoSa Of Appetite, Debility, Castirtneas,

1ttIttL una 15fetdtNU I-tttH. :,
Mauy Of most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic has been eUae far the relief it affords In
all debility weakness Of kind ia almost in
Simultaneous In Nervous Rheumatic AMI Neuralgia Alice
tIOns II In instances proved highly beneficial
and In others ELECTED decided cure.
When physicians prescribe, aud their paehss SO
unlIcst:tingIy recommend, surely may to doubt
and eaHIrly test its virtues for Ourselves.
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New a Arrangement.

New ArrangemenT.
~E-> THE WHEELING AND PARKERsDCRGH
E5sEEitfSSs1 NAIL PACKET 2t.
= COURIER,
James kb. GkObcr1S- uau8IeFs
viii Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
10 O'Clock, A. NJ for ParkersDurg connecting MaElct
DCCk, running from Marietta to Eaues
Vir and PaTkersburg with the steamer FASHION, run
ming from ParkersburGto West Columbia. Va.
Returning Will leave PaTkeTsbuTE every Monday, Wsdns4
day and Friday, at 81 o'clock, A N.
Freight will he received for point on the MusElngum
ZaneSvle aud for any point the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia.
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paookrrrr.p. IanussS il, issS.

- - DEAR SIN: Having made trial of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE gives me Pleasur. to say that it, effect
excellent in removing Inflammation, dandruT and
tendency tchinE with which have been trou-
BLEED from childhood up; and has uto restored my hair,
becoming gray, its original color have used
other article. anything like the pleasure
profit Yours, truly J. *. BRAGG.
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MEDICAI,.
EcAt Hollandsch Kruiden Bittsrs.

TTHWN YEARS hsve elapsed since The introduction Of this
j. valuable medicine the United States. During this
time 1t has gained uHiuersdt popularity as Remedy
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Mr.. Stewards resolution to admit Roeder to a
seat was rejectcd-Ycas SO; Nays lis.
Mr.. Washburne Of (Me.) asked, but was de-
MED the consent to offer resolution in favor OF
paying Rccdcr mileage and per diem, was con-
30 private bills passed. Adjourned.
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NERyoUs AND RnEUAfATIc AFPECTIoNs,

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This cangeAble weather is likely produce great deal
10 persons troubled With
affections, wonll recommend BoerhHvr'S Holland Bit
On referring cUlunns you will and certificates
from first German English cItizenS-kd.
StudtS Zeitano.
The WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
liberty refer TO several well known SCnte-
men, who have used thoroughly tested, and RECON-
mend Boerhave's Holland Dtters remedy Piles
We not at liberty TO publish ter name3, hut Will take
pleasure in referring any 80 them who denies this
statement
affection, half of the prescribed should
taken-say hGlteaspoonful-morn and night
hour before nleals.
CAuTIoNi
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur-
chasing BE not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhaves Holland Btters trial
tie will conAnce how infinitely superior It'll to all these
limitations.
- sofa II per bottle, bottles by
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. d Co,
Manufacturing PhhrmaceutiStS anu Chemists
cor Smithheld Third Rts, Pittsburgh.
Lnughlins 81 BuHhftcId,
mh26dawly Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling Va.
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Poor s ga Phai! What. 70 save him ,

AMI pretty soon hen snd he's got 70 go It bin
Iiil nsthiss's len Of paOF old PhIl
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1t seems by notice in the National Intelli.
geneer, that Congress has passed bill proyi-
ding tor the compulsory prepayment of all
tFaFsst',t printed matter.
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he above stntemCnt Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat Il. ChGs;er's, Gothic Hall.
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ICE! ICE.! ICEt!!1s
subscTer IS now prs pared 70 sisyer Ice tote e
Fulton at Three se House, formerly oceppeb p. L.
lI0rbfOOk, and Is perfectly free from dirt. He DtEE6S 70
deliver IT HIMSELF assisted by his Hoh 20 that bis csQmer1
will be attended TO. - aff
ape2-dtf yoLNEY WARD.
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INSURANCE.

rTNIIs ComIany IS owned managed by Of the
TealteSt and best erGhAnts the city Of New York
F9s particulars enquire of 49, l. l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-18

BY this computation says the Advertiser,
Mr.. Fillmore needs thity-one additional
votes to secure his election. Pennsylvania
and Iowa would supply the exact number
If the movement now in progress to bring
out the straight National Wings in favor of
Mr.. Fillmore is successful, he is about certain
Of those two States, and Maine also. In any
event we do not see how either of his COM
petitors is to be chosen in the electoral col.
leges. II we give Buchanan all the doubtful
column, bis aggregate vote will only be 1876
Ia short of the requisite number. And MS
TO Fremont, there is not an experienced and
intelligent politician among his supporters
that has the slightest expectation that he will
ever reach the Presidential Chair. He was
not nominated for any such purpose.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-18
TO TIE FACTS.

TO Judge tree by its fruits cannot
be otherwise than fair and right. When Mr..
Fillmore, by the death of General Taylor,
became President he found the whole country
agitated, excited and sectional feeling greatly
embittered. Abolitionism was furious and
patriots every where trembled for the safety
OF the Union. But by the close Of his official
term peace was restored to the country-in
all our borders was confidence, the South had
ceased to fear, and abolitionism was not
respectable at home.
In this happy condition the present admin
istration found our people. How is it with US
nowf In doctrine, we have Sqaatier Sover-
eighty, lnnaturalized foreign suffrage, pro.
scription of Americans for believing that our
own people ought to rule our own country,
the right of all foreign governments to send
their indiscriminate population here at discre-
ton, and the right of this population TO
equality with our own people in the division
of our lands and the choice Of our rulers, and
a constant, wilful, slanderous and malicious
Misrepresentation of the American party as
religious proscriptonists. In fact, we have
agitation, abuse Of the ballot-box, abolitionism
more powerful than ever before known; ma
tional men prescribed, freesoilers in power,
foreigners converting privileges into rights,
and making our hospitality the occasion of
our abuse, a positive Black Republican Or
ganization, sectional strife, and actual civil
war-our own people shedding our own
blood on our own soil. Can the administra-
ton which holds these doctrines and produces
these fruits be right! Shall it be continued I!
Mr.. Buchanan endorses it and promises its
continuance if elected, and adds to the cata.
logue other monstrous propositions in regard
to our foreign policy which even Gen. Pierce
could not approve! Mr.. Fillmore is again at
our bidding, and nobly pledges a scrupulous
continuance Of that constitutional policy
which gave us peace before. Mr.. Buchanan
is but to aggravate that policy which gives us
so much trouble now. Which shall we
prefer!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-18

tW- Our neighbor at Cleveland, whose
ideas and perceptions seem to be ola chrome
character, is perfectly astounded at the asser,
ton that democrats are going for Fillmore,
and the bare suspicion appears to have thrown
him into state of excitement anything but
pleasant with the thermometer at 90. We
must commend him to take it easy, what we
said on the subject was strictly true-nay
more, every passing day satisfies us that Mr..
Fillmore is rapidly gaining strength in all
sections of the country, that the honest, pat.
rotic masses are gathering TO his support,
and by November there will be mono but the
little village politicians and street corner de-
magogues left to dispute the fact We as
sure the Banner man that we are not mad,
but speak the words of truth and soberness
our sources of information are many and
reliable, and we cannot be mistaken: where
Buchanan is getting one old line wing, ten
sturdy democrats are rushing TO the support
of Fillmore. And why shouldn't it be so!--
Four years ago when Scott was candidate,
the democratic leaders spoke in the highest
terms of MIR. Fillmore and said if he had
been the candidate they would have given
him nm earnest support. He is now candi-
date, and the honest rank and file of the par
ty, thus taught to regard him in his true
character, as a sound, conservative, national,
Union.loving man, will vote for him. Such
is the intention of thousands of honest, stur-
dy, patriotic democrats in this and other
Southern States at this moment And does
the Banner man think they can be moved
from this Observation-Disclosures they are mere
reeds to be shaken by every breeze-that
they are of that soft and plant material to
be operated upon with opiatic editorials and
changed from fixed purpose by the spasmo.
die efforts of oratorcal nincompoops, who go
about the country making the air vocal with
the preposterous and parrot.like cry of mo
chance for Fillmore" What a contemplate
opinion you must have of the people if you
think they can be always swayed to and fro
by the politicians, those CORY and remorseless
vultures ever preying upon the body poiti,
ever eating out the substance of the land
AS we said last week, we care nothing about
the political harpes--our faith, hope, trust,
and confidence is in and with the people
the men who drive the plough, fell the for
ests, and WELD the hammer, these are the
true sovereigns, and in times of peril they
have never failed to come to the rescue, and
never will. They will be on hand in Novem.
Der, Wings, Democrats, and Americans, shoul.
der to shoulder, rallying around the country's
hope, Willard Fillmore. Then let the poll.
ticians, who are now trying to practice a
fraud upon the country by shouting "No
chance for Fillmore!" fear and tremble.