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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
M HlOTIJAn VEGETABLE 2YNCTG2E! Z


BAL1rxoRy, March "a, 1856. G
This to certify that abouut nine since was at
;acse With pain in my right ankle We sent for phys
clan who ordered he pOuccd, MS Il was very muci
~ Tie HEIGHT Of my knee suffered very severely with pain
ulcers to the number OF twenty-five formed between ankle
ont OF which particles Of bone TO the number of 49,
and one OFtwO of which TsT9 = Est SR Rns
then taken to Hartford cOuty Of this States the Phys-
c sI f could G 1--WE efra This physician
ed with me for seven weeks using knife frequently, tax
Giving me any relicsome applications very
when applied the agony was so great my fri nds
could and suffer thought at this time
mel li c honsyeomh. The numerous ulcers running
freely he nus with no sign Of blood and Mt times when
would scrtc fingers white pus would issue thereFom
nike" WIN "''=i BALTIMORE MY HOME!
then returned to Baltimore, old home, expecting
IS the advice oFmy friends, used various remedies
wlsh gave only transient relief Icont!nued to grow
worse; swelling my left hip and pain
formed, rcm which piece Of bone Anotl-
err also on my H E sa my G Es e se hs
only OF saving my fe Alter this yet another iarm-
other parts my body which in number and size stonis-
ed those who reduced to skeleton,
anu as "eAA '' - ' DEATH a RELIEF!
felt death would have beenn relicftO 1had tried ply
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
rUEE" of disease similar to the one Was GOonS n5sT
FIVE years. commenced takng 'i4dMPto'S FegetI"fe
ttIoPE CoMEsr
the first bottle Of which inspired with hope and By the
time five bottles felt much improved that
had the confidence believe that 1t would
tnted its rIsc-sN improving Nv ulcers healed ard new
til came weak ard shattered system, ami with
further detail, happy leg is also healed,
general renovation vi my hraIn taken place. and
now consider mspi: cured by this wonderful medicine
alone Ii.ave given idea my sInerngs, but
my friends may this will bear testimony to all that
have said iii favor Of
JEi.,p;Oli's TrgstgJls TTMcturs"
and Will say all afflicted have been, to
" "'''' ' EDWIN ST. spRANKLIN,
No. % Register street,
Sdoors north OF Pratt st.
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VIM. a. antcheIor's Hair Dyc.-So ICRN-
ING CLUSTERING coMPouND could ever have attOIness
the UNIVERSAL favor accorded to this Dye, the original
never-failug vori.c. Nature Is not true to herself
that black produced in the reest grayest Of
most frowsy hair by it. Made sOld applied Cn nr
private rooms) at BATCnELoR's Wig Factory $50 Broad
way New York. None genuine except wM a. DA1cnrLos
Is on the label.
The genuine Is sold in whcelinghy
IN. LOGAN & CO.,
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DR.. j. Hedges

bI. y. 14SuS0S
FEVER &c AGJTI ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER and Ague chils and Fever Dumb Ague, or any
form of intermittent Fever whether recent oflong stand
ing, is speeiy safely eectuas cured by the use of
Or. J. Hedges AnnEhllat"r. .-----
Th, preparation is entirely free all metallic poison
such MS Arsenic or Mercury compounded from
tracts purely vegetable certain, safe and ecacious
remedy and can all Kids of Weather The Pro-
prlctor has used article In his private practice for
several years. it failed to effect perfect
cure when the been followed Inn posi-
beway can it niure system, butt adapted to all
sexes constitutions ItCan be given to the infant of
month old safety the adult and can he
kept in any climate. 1t encomum no long array
of testimony efficacy. Its merit lies within IT.
the invalid will OF more value than
octave volume certificates
Prepared only by the Proprietor at stanhope, N J and
never genuine without bis signature.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by a. C. GOOD Co., Drug
gsts Wheeling Va and By Druggists andmerchnnts gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DECAMp, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my7:G.n as CORTLAND ST., New York.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.

a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN FEAGAPE PILLS are infnii
BILE removing stoppages Irregularities of the menses-
These Pills nothing new but have been uselby the Doc
tor many years bo, in France and America, with I'M
paraeled every case and he is urged by
thousand ladies used them, make the Pills pub
ic for the alienation of those suffering from irregular.
tiles wasever preventive to those ladies whose
health will permit increase of family Pregnant fe
,uales surprising themselves he cautioned
against using Pills, the proprietor
spOnsbiy admOnit!On, although their mild
ness would prevent any injury health; otherwise thes
Pills are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAUGMLINs BUsI1PIELD,
Gcn'l Agents for Ohio county,
No25NIonrOS st.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders be addressed to the above General Agents
-tey will supply the ProprIetors prices and send
the Pills cOndenaliy ladies by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, at tile Wheeling Post.ofice.
\. DIR Duponco's Golden Pills, signature az Dupon-
co" on every box other genuine For particulars get
Circular of Agents. nr"5~ly
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Trustees Sail

TlS vittua @. decd Of trust from George II,r,,
- wife TO dated june 32d IS4 and nov. Of rs; IN
Ohio County Nlrsin'" i;I ne hook 40 10 nae. a. ~
pr0ccNt TO sell AZ tile front door az the CeTrt House
County Monday the drst day OE September IS5G ~ ~,
bile suction the highest bidder. No CI srvr, W.
atrd on Main Street In the fifth Ward the CITY Of VIZ
tngand also forty fee; In width on OF the southern rs
lot No. I24 twenty four, situated Water street in
F:fth Ward of the CITY Of Wheeling, ' 'Ai
qERAs or SALEone thir' Of tie purchase will b, r,,
cd In Cash GA the day Of sale and tie residue in tc -
nstalment: OF six and twelve from sale u 49,
eassFs giving bond with good security bearing i
the day % sale and she title to he retained ~ 6rkt.
CuTity TIL the purchase money i, uIil ~ -
Selling As Il ujtec shall convey only such us a,
ed in me b. sHttl deed Of trust. - = ''S
EDWARD Il. rITzHUGU.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURl

This Young gentemnn Is now livng In nist-nosc
i Enowiim will bear testimony that his snsrgs ana
be seen y calling 24u baltimore treetothers in his
possession Let the seeptIcal himhe will testify that
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sale 10 eummrace 1t 10 o'cloel;, A. NJ, d. -,
:. LII - = tStIt. ~
For Rent.

TWO good new brick dwelling houses. ,i,,s,aI
Street, convenient to the Crescent Iron We ~ Join
MemPhelt Railroad Depot. Possession given nae, "a
Eg jSsaItf q ,o,x n.r..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

SOuET0Lyf ABOUT H1NP7ONoS 7YNCTTR-T0
NERVOUS SUFFERERS
As nm invIgnrGtOr and Restorative, where gentle stmu
liant wane believe superior to all ;hc CoEais be-
fore ;le public rs n DYSPEPSIA COUGHS, SCRoF
UIA and RHEUMATISM, with all disases Of the Stomach and
Bowels 1t has been truly successful to the single and
re W. oGtr tho most valuable remedy which thousands
willte<tIfy.
E1Sy-CalI and get pamphlets and see cures.
For sale by a. II. Logan d. Co.. Wheeling, Gen
eral Agents.
sold .,y MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY,
$40 Baltimore ST., Baltimore
and 500, Broadway, n. Y.
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PLEASANT HILL FEMALE

L L 4SH SdLO.
J virtne of decd of trust executed 70 by George
u Hartmann dated January 18th, 1883, and recorded In
the Clerks office county Deed Book No. 81, page
49, will sell at public ut the door ofthe court
house Ohio county, TUESDAY e Esd Of September.
Mt n NJ the property said decd conveyed to to wit:
the twenty-five feet front aud rear of Lot No. one
hundred and six (Ii6) north twenty-five feet and the
south twenty two OF lot numbered
hundred ami [05) and the north TWENTY-FIVE feet front
and rear of lot numbered hundred AMI four (1H all
Centre Wheeling CTese lots nor Of
the US a depth uartIon Of the front having been
ed 10 the City Wheeling for Market House, will he
by reference deed from Gin and wife to the CITY q
wheCng) Also, Lot numbered one hundred and two (t
In Fast Wheeling Claw street.
SSs@rerms Of sale, cash.
"'s0' NJ, C. GOOD.
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CAUTION. .,...,
Dr. Morses Invgorating Cordial has been cHnf'C''"'4
by some n:lpr!neiiled persons. ...,r,.
In future ali tie genuine Cordial will have the PE9Fy al
fac-simile pasted over the cork OF each bottle ana ~
lowing words LloTnlE the glass: ;:1"
TDr Morsc's Invigorating Cordial ,.,
C. H. RING, PROPRIETOR a. y, 4 ,J,t
eB"The corlia1 Is put up, highly coneen,ijTIISS' 50
botrx. Price So per bcttic tu for -, siX eT 20
I sold by oil DtseOists and Dealers Il, ns1Is 1rp
Wholesale DIagsts's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

Samuel Morrison In the Circui
VS.. Court for
John Morrisoas heirs, &c. Ohio county.
Y virtue OF the Decree of the Court in this shall
ID Saturday, Goth day September $50 Deags's
tavern Ohio county the National Roa sell at public
sale to the highest bidder, the Tract of Land
ofwheelng Creek not far from said Beages av
crn belonging heirs OF John Morrison deceased and
which they inherited from said John containing, sup
posed, SIxty-SiN Acres and fraction.
fThe sale credit Of one, two and three
years by equal instruments with interest from the day OF
sale the purchaser giving bonds with approved security
payment thereof and the te being retained till
Il is paid.
y r''-'' '-'D''' z. JACOB.
nl9:law Commtssoner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
Academy OF Music.

4@SSNNtS@->J -
WHEELING, Va.
Higher Department.
PsoF G. AEroS,.. PRINCIPAL
PKoF L. B. EYTH.. INSTRUCTOR
Mss A. NJ. RosERs, ~ +''- Mss F. DloxEY
Charge rgr quarter of II weeks for Board Washing,
use of Instrument and Instruction upon the Aieode-
on Piano. VOLTA aud in Vocal Music, SOC 90
Fall Term com noes NJ onsIny. tLc Hat day
Circulars will be all who desire further n'orma
Aprsation to he made Miss s. Curtis Principal of
the Indies Department., Wheeling Virginia.
Connected the Academy Is Institute tor the instruc
Zion of young Ladies' in the COWaoS and HIGHER IPARr-
EDrCATtoS the teachers are GRADUATES
STATE ScHoo of New York and New England
station. The course Is thorough embracing
Junior English, Middle English and Senior English Depart
pupils who remain year in either of these
Departments Certificate of scholarship Will be given-to
through the whole Of three years. DIPo-
Will be awarded.
For Board, Washing and Tuition in English per quar-
Instruction French German per qr...:... 90
TeFuuS per quarter for. Day=PnptIa in the
English Department.
*L.Ov
Middle 800
! Junior H.SS
Pupils English Department, who do not wish to go
of Music in the Academy but who
DESTRUCTION Of the ACADEMY and
wll in this BRANcH Of study SUPERIOR
those afforded in other Institutions Of the kind. Those
desiring students III either Department. should
sooS, the number of puplsi limited
| until larger buildings can be obtained. auT5-td
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spno1Ab NOTICE S.
eNaIIralpia.

A gentleman lining in Philadelphia says:
1n4assipg through Pittsburgh months since pHr
chased bottle Of BtIqrt's Holland BsFs. ItrelLsved
me 30 much returning home Thought two more bot
ties nom DR. Drott, which completely cured me Of SeaFA
eia the article to aary of my trea5
and four or Eve of the number cured them Think
my Recommendation hos for its sale in Phiadei
phia than your ndvcrt:sing.'
I'VE age not permitted publish the but any per:
sOncaig at thestorc, accommodating With US byletterS
SIN be convinced of the truth of this statement.l
esoid at 81 er bottle, or six bottles for IS, ky Il
proprfetcrs, BENJAsIlN PAGE, in. 8 Co.
Manufacturing Pharnaceuts and Chemists corner snl
field and ThIrd streets, Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGHLLNS e BEyHFLELD,
aug2o wheeltns.va
AT marriage Of Prleus and Thetts, nyHph, were
assembled all gods and soddesses excepting piseor.
dea who showed her tsrleasnre by throwing amongst The
beauties "a COLLEEN spTe which written the word-
It the Beauty take une'-Juno Minerva and Venus each
laid claim tn IT. ,Jors. uuxns eede commanded tr-
curry to lead them shepherd Alexander, who gave the
prize to Venus.
The Golden Apple, which all those desiring beautiful
hair are striving consists bottle Of the on GRAFS
vr only elegant preparation for the head now before
the public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20

LAUGHLTNs pusHF1ELD,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggist, generally. ausi5
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A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE
Health &c eaIorcd nHd Fife Lcms;henod!
Dr.. MGRSE'S
IGnR y TING GDR

l n lCT o Il y XII CT 4 q IL u i! a L.
4 first the properties attributed tn NOISES lS'!3O-
"A RATING CORDIAL we're ,'scmti fabulous ms PaD-
lie c c0ldg: ':lit-e the simple and sUia
truths announced the dcoveryr Eat facts undCriaie
facts, ", witnesses Of the highest class and cEse:
ter, triumpAaG over all doubts lNGEkDt LIN
is OYERTIROwS.
Cordial remedies, in al cases, tile del"Tahl' tEl'
arising from misuse abuse OF the various oTia.r u
delicate function connected ih
that mysterious compound agency al lnHiier nah MINT We
feeble muscular FRAME deficient i'll vital ro"tF
commended Only Of communicating i" !nTF
~ wICEis necessary to tie proper enjoyment :" w M
natural Hppet:tes. well tile higher mental it:i'Fs
Its beneficial effects confined either OF ~ ans
age. feeble girl the lng wife, the stles enef'Asa
youth OF business, the victim Of ne!:o
depression, the individual suffering from raj debility
the weakness OF single organ, will all hna
and permanent relief from the Of this rc9nTaIH'e r.
nnvAor To those WHO have PrCiiispOScn :" par -
it will prove complete ani unfAilng aaicsuaTd aftln
that terrible naladv. There many perhaps "tn "as
so tritcd tleF constitutions, that they think
far beyond the reach Of medicine. Let not even 'n
spar. The Cordial denis with Sise;5e rs u t'1 'u
reference causes and will not only remove 'he ~
REBUILD THE BROKEN CoNsTITu rIoN. ~,
The arrangements Of the system, leading TO fetNN-
that It would require column to eannvsaIr nc
dies for which this preparation Is specific y eS ~
err may be enumerated viz neuralgia tic !"". ~.
eat paralysis, headache, hJSteria, Palp"t'n ..
Spjhal affections, nuspuOr debility, trtu'oES'
PRICING sensation eSl nuH'nr=S, t"rjS iS
liver, mental dGrrC SsiOn weakness OF the VIII
dreams. inability remain in place or i's,'"s -
ness Of the provocative organs, sexual O.
REcUIy IuGuomana, flor abus, shaking At tne
male irrekIa rites, chronic tendency to
ciatIon aud all complaints growing out Of m ttult ,
OF the PASSIONS and all barTcnness that does r"t F'
from organic causes beyond the reach Of ne'sHs.
pER9OSS OF PALE CONfLENioN, AN,
or copsur,pyc habits are restored by the OF hn!
bloom and vgor, changing tile skin F":" I"'
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l0O LOTS ~ KIRKMOnn nl,1n-

FsNs4E undersigned viii selI at Pniiic Apeti,, -
2I.n OF AUGUST, IsSS, 'H The
the premises and after thn: lime 4, pliva,c,,,
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100 Lots for Sale in KirkW S5s,i

,,s,,..,. JAS. IL. STOUT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
Wheeling Island Property

pott Of the prentice can be seem on ,,,,,
TO tr subscriber, who will give every Information IN r
lion TO II; n:E the terms 81 ss!e Sil be vrrr liberal
FRANCIS Il. ARMSTRONG.
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REAb RsTArE sAI.ns
Trust Sale Of Real Rsta.Es

TERMS OF sALE--Tac sum Of sat24 cents .r,,
FOR the residue. - '"'' ~ taonths
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-26
VOL. XVI---NO. %.
rFVTT3 w ~" 7" : -T'T| 7 n
On Shccin. Horses that Drcrrcach.

Nh. EuroR II was bred from my youth
blacksmith and farmer and whether 4 ma
'urai mechanic or not, | was always nxious
To know the why's aud wherriurcS Of things.
OF more properly speaking, the casualties
anu pfeVehtiyeS | Was generally fond Of
trying experiments upon such things ~ an
peared favorable Of improvements. | was
generally IN the shop with nv father eve.
nlngs, rainy days, and such other times as
could be spared from the farm or school 49,
By being IN the shop so much ! obtained
the views OF the farmers generally, and by
that was enabled to make many improve
ments on the farm learned also, that ma.
ny farmers entertain very erroneous views
about blacksmlthing, (and | might add
blacksmiths too,) still they were bound to
dictate according to their prcjudices as, for
instance, one says: This horse ovcrreach-
es, | want you to put the shoes as far for
ward as possible, and set the shoes as far
back, or he viii tear them oil" would
sometimes try to reason the case by saying
the way to prevent horse from oycrrcacli-
ing, is to augment the speed of the forward
feet, and retard the motion Of the hind
ones; but in order to accomplish that, |
shall have to reverse your directions. Some
would cut short all argument and say. "fol-
low my directions or else not shoe the
horse OF course mechanic must obey
orders if hc breaks owners; 50 the horse
would 80 out Of the shop, nicely '-,,ercd,
with lis shoes clicking at every step while,
perhaps, the man of inquiry would desire
full explanation Ny way is, to make tho
toc-corks very low, and standing little un-
der, and ,he shoes set as far back as conve.
nicnt on the forward feet, with high heel
corkS, so as to let them roll over as soon as
possible. On the hind feet, have the heel
cork los, and the toe-cork high, and pro.
jccting forward, thus keeping back the hind
loot while coming up over a high toe-cork
giving time for the forward foot to get out Of
the way. Ii thus shod, the horse will ira
vel clean, without a click, and his speed
will be increased on trot, fifteen or twenty
seconds in 4 mile II acceptable, may say
something about shocing toundyryd horses
hereafter. Dvx.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-26

NEW METHOD or RAISING FRvlT-TRErs.--
The Patent Office is in receipt of information
from England in regard to raising -irnli IL
what are termed orchard houses, 10y plant
ing small trees in pots. The writer says
that few old ashes, some posts and wealth
or boarding, are all that is necessary to con
sttutc a house for trying the experiment.
Some experiment were made last year un-
der the management Of Mr.. Gordon, in the
rosc.housc in the garden of the Horticultu-
raj Society, London a variety of young
dworf fruit trees were placed in pots from
twelve to fourteen inches in diameter, and
as many as the house would hold were
collected in it. This house is span.ro fed
between fifty and sixty feet long, has half
its sashcs sliding down and the others fixed.
There is additional ventilation through the
doors, which fall down in the wooden sides
but there is no artificial heat The success
attending this experiment was highly salts
factory. The fruit was abundant, highly
favored, and of superior quality, among
which are classcd Strawberries, gooSbcrrlcs,
raspbcrrics, currants apricotS, peaches, nee
tarncs, plums, pears, figs, grapes, ect,--
ImericdE Farmer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-26

RAvAGEs OF WOLVES IN lowA-Two Pen.
SONS DEyouRED. Owing to the extreme cold
weather for some time past, the wolves IN
Pottawattamic County have become danger
Gus neighbors. Poultry yards and sheep.
fields havo been robbed TO frightful extent,
and in some instances the hungry beasts
have not been inclined to spare the human
species.
About two weeks ago, man was return.
ing from prayer meeting, accompanied by
his two daughters, one sixteen and the other
twenty three years of age. They were all
riding the same horse, when suddenly pack
Of timber wolves assailed them, and being
unable to escape ny flight, they attempted
to defend themselves. But the ferocious
brutes attached the horse, rendering him
unmanagcablc. The oldest daughter was
partly thrown and partly dragged to the
ground, and instantly dcvoured. This cna-
bled the father and other daughter to escape.
Several neighbors were soon mustered, but
upon repairing to the spot nothing was found
but one shoe, and very few remnants OF
the unfortunate girls clothing
A boy Of about thirteen years old left his
fathers house to get water at n spring, which
was about half mile distant, since which
time nothing has been seen Of him. The
pail was found near the spring; also, some
marks Of blood, and lock or two of hair
Several persons have bccn chased by these
savage monsters.-Heokuk Ddily Post, nv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-26

FVT
SLANDER.

oh could there ia thi, world b. found,
Some little spot OF happy ground,
Where village pleasures migIi 80 round,
Without the ,illag. ta,iliug
How doubly blessed that place suuld be,
Wh.r. all nigh, dwell In liberty,
Par from the bitter misery
or gossip endless prat,ling
'Ti- mischief makers that remove,
far from our hearts that warmth Of love,
Aud lead Us all to disapproye
Wha, gives another pleasure.
They seem to take our parts, hut wheu
They've heard our cases, unkindly then
They soon retail them all again,
Mixed with their poisonous measure.
And then they've such Cur.ing way,
or telling ill.mxant tales, they say,
Don't mcutiou what I've said, ! pray,
would not tell another"
Straight To their ncighbor's house they 20,
Narrating everything they know,
And wreck the peace Of high or low
Wife, husband, friend or brother.
Oh that the mischief making crew,
Were all reduced to one or two,
And they were painted red or blue,
That every one might know them
Then would our villagers forget,
To rage and ta,tc, iume and fret,
And fall into angry pet,
With things 50 much below them.
For tits n sad, degrading part,
To make anOther's bosom smart,
And plant dagger on the heart,
Wrought to love and cherish,
Then let us evermOrc be found,
In qui.tness with all around.
While friendship, Joy, aud peace abound,
And angry feelings perish. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-26

VINO MAKES GooD piroG?-A good cdi.
tor, a competent newspaper conductor, is,
like general or a poet, born-not made
Exercise and experience give facility, but
the qualification is innate, or it is never ma
infested. On the London daily papers all
the great historians, novelists, poets, essay
lists, and writer's Of travels have been tried
and nearly all have failed. We might say
all, for, after display of brilliancy, brief
but grand, they died out literally. Their
resources were exhausted. 81 cap,' said
the late editor of the Times to Moore, "lind
any number OF men Of genius to write for
me but very seldom one men Of common
sense" The "Thundcrcr' in the Times,
therefore, have, so far as We know, been
man of common sense. Nearly all success.
ful editors of this description. Campbell,
Carlyle, Bulwcr and D'Isracli failed
Barnes, Sterling, and Phillips succeeded,
and DeT.anc and Lowe succeeded. a good
editor seldom writes for his paper-hc
reads, judges, selects. dictates, directs, al
ters, combines; and to do all this well, he
has but little time for composition. To
write for paper is one thing.to edit a pa
per another. --L,nioa Daily Post.