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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-24


DAI.LEY'S GENUINE PAIN EN-
TRACTOR.
VIII suhIuc the pain and inflammation from the seTercst
burns s.alds tenty ninutes-an that It
VIZ heal The wounds without scar and eecsually Fe
yer sotes-Piles-salt Rheunl-InGaanatory Rheumatism
-scFe and InGaaaed Observation-Disclosures and
Inveternte sSyess "a Esad-Corna and BuniOns-Erysp-
p-aius-sk =iiinSs2F
ssetsswellcd and Broken GreassOrc NPrlesErup;tOns
al other inaamma,ory diseases, where
the parts affected canbe reached.
!ncTcduous about the many diseases named to BE-
cured By only thingUtreaect that the few, but posi-
properties which Daley salve alone contains and
IS enumerated-ore four--cau reach not
alone the aforementioned Diseases many
meratel.
Qlery.Do not EGGuLAR BEgO rHrsciAXs PRESCRIBE CAL
oNE.- ESwAADLY FOR SCORES DIFFERENT CASES.
Eaeoo OF GEvurxE DALLErs PAIN ExrR4 has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label signature c. V.
cLICHENER & CO., propretors, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer. Az others counterfeit. Price % per
box.
- AL orders should be addressed to c. v Clckener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York.
LOGAN Co.
ag2T:m wieeiing, Va.
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LACGTILTNS & BUSIIFIELD,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale hy Druggists generally. augi5
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house AND LOT FOR SALE d
THE undersigned offers for sale his lINa>e III
Market street, EaStsiic, between MonfGs IA me- -
The Lot is ~ feet 'front.' with good Brtck DntA"h
1t viii be aoldloIv and on accommodating erEls Az
session given any time after Est of October.
~ Enquire Of y.y znNFs
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In future all the genuine Cordial will have the PrOpre:ors
pasted ,a over The cork s OF each Oo's ana the 0'
lowing words s blown IN Lns glass: -. I,,., ,,
"Or MoFse's 4nViSoTS[ I'm G I. !,
rhe Cordial is put ~ up ,' highly soaesnlF9ls in pin,
SOIL raj Druggists am@ Dealt,s in Nr@ici,le
For sale by LAUGuLINs < BUsEFlELD,
o,,, WhoSsas d DT r
I1T-Z1 l',-I----7T1 m -7--1y,,<-
LSip
= I - - - - =
TT HAS WORKED NIRACLFSIiI
IL iA-NS ~ oiNAAi-' "a tt@->\ i-A-s7 -
.
cerns does not almis Of doo besides viii Gnte every
ira itching, or In thu share Of cutaneoGs erponseyyn
m IN no noS ndpe Ssf VIII i @ in egr II
twice wSGS by taI HonnI regularly, !. w preserve ine
Read and nd judge. 49, ' - ''''' = '' -
I.,-. =. ,er-
AIEssas; O.; j. WOOD Co.;
GENTs- - our, Of ne lGts came duly to hand En-
c!ose pleas anu I'M being ls LOT
ia,r Mss,oFGvt n nav. s%i,i u all II
ys '9SE i ca" ~ %osSs' @Fssss II
Yours, respectfaily,
NJ. II. GEpLEf.
7. H. f. OEicei fandalia, June u, 1871.
DEAR sir: take pleasure in bearing rolnnary tsstI
nony to the cScv-ncr of ycur Hair Restorative Three
trow V'e original color smooth aud glossy The only ap'
ica'on haze made to tlas been the Restorative prgp"F'
10st cordially reeomR'end 10 oti,erS
Respectfully, yours, -
PROF o. J. WOOD
Gently discovered Hair Restorative STATE, wonso
ss al, has for sysai Ys%Fs Hes@ 5 @n Of
sSrt" I" any other Know u entirely cl4"tist The head
PERSONS hair to ths original yoIthl color and texture
giving it healthy soft aud glossy appearance; and all this,
which drops wegid therefore, recommend its use to
WILSON KING.
,,no, ,-oon, ,- St. Louis. Iune9o, 1873.
PROF WOOD: As you are about TO prepare and vend
eTion Of Il viii STATE, ny hair Was, few
months ago very gray and after Gsin tT" bottles q" your
application has dsse i from NY NY; s,i and
scalp TIA" tos who use It viii f NOT Pcsr f
s;s '5;'s: $ who
PROF. woop-
DEAR SIR Ny hair had, for several years, been be-
@ 3s,.sa; ssgssis
srin eOnngsd its I'll within the last three weeks
mas turned to It's natural color and assumed soness and
caon OF oils or any Other rreparation have used
to he used as Fair Rtors, T or ST s .Tp
PURPOSES Of dressing Beautiyng Youhaye per
'Ds at '''' ''"''nt1 ~ MRS. c. syMoNDs,
Cincinnati. Ohio Feb. 10Th, 1854 lii Third street
PROF O. ]. WOODS ""'s'''"" III '''''$'' way . Ut
gray purchased and use bottles;
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300 wood band boNes
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended us
we solicit continuance OF ttesamc.
sep23 McCLALLENs. KNOX & co.
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For Sale.
A FEW shares Of stock Of the Wheeling Gas C'aP'7'
"A Enquire Of ~ woor$
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brown black 50 as to DEFY deseesOn without the least in
jury rae hair skin tits sdmiratIon of the CRITICAL
the envy fades 1t Is the perfection Ofthe
art the original Made and sold, applied (n nine
pirate roous) the wig Factory, 2ss Broadway, New
York. plate label With 'x a. BATeHELoR" Is
each box OF genuine
The genuine Is cold In Wheeling by
+. II. LOGAN & CO.,
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HANt.A
AARON KELLY. E-ecnto-
TRUST Sale of Real Estate.

Ngtn-lawts J. NJ. pa.hfyli Gsrrasl
81 Tie above sale has beer aiiorsreI untl s,t,rt.
p: -, al O'Clock. 80
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I,+aT,Iel at the Fourth IaHual Fair 81 IL,
Wsstera Virgiaia agricultural Society and
IndustridI Institute, on Wheeling Is
land, September ITtd, 1874 AID
1871, 1855.
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ia Market St, st. Louis.
S5E- For sale in Wheeling by
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 10Th, 1854.

Waterfowl, Mass May 2, "a.
Aowm TO attcstthe virtues and magic powers of your
Hair Restorative. Three months since, being exceedingly
gray purchased and commenced bottles
and began to tell in Tst0r the silver their
native color, and the hair which before dry and harsh
and falling OIL became soft and glossy, and
falling the andruT disappeared and the scalp lost all the
disagrecabe itching annbying before, now not
ly look but feel young again.
Respectfully, ours, &c.
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FOR SAL II. ,,, p, so
nv on credit of ninety days, nm r wTC5HAM
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WHEELING MUSIC SIONH

CITi. OF GRAPE -YINE-For The growth p'ss''
y and rras9fH'io" OF 'hG r 4nI "S EoBEETS.
Iuns Washington Hal p [nE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10
The Farmer and the Began.

A strong, hearty, lazy loafer, who
preferred begging for a precarious
subsistence to working for a sure
one, called at the house of blunt
Massachusetts, farmer, and, in the
usual language of his tribe, asked
for some "cold victuals and old
clothes"
"You appear to be stout, hear
Unlocking man. said the farmer
what do yon do for living?
"Why, not much" replied the
fellow, "except travelling from one
place to another"
Travelling about eh?" rejoincd
the farmer; "can you travel pretty
clip"
oh, yes, I'm pretty good al
that
well, then,' said the farmer
coolly, opening the door, '1et's see
you travel"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10

SIGNS AND WoNDERs.-When
will signs and wonders cease? Not
till the destroying angel shall clip
the thread Of time, and the heavens
shall be rolled together as a scroll.
Not day passes but what we see
good and bad signs as the following
will show.
It's good sign to have man
enter your Office with a friendly
greeting-'Here's a dollar for my
paper
IT'S bad sign to hear a man say
he is to poor to take a paper-ten
to one, he carries home a Jug Of
"red eye" that costs him half a dol
lar.
It's good sign to see a man do
ing an act of charity.
It's bad sign to hear him boast
ing of it.
It's good sign to see the flush Of
health in mans face.
It's bad sign to see it concen.
trated in his nose.
It's good sign to see an honest
man wearing old clothes.
It's bad sign to see them filling
holes in his windows.
It's good sign to see a man wi.
ping the perspiration from his face
It's bad sign to see him wipe
his chops as he comes out of sa.
loon.
It's good sign to see woman
dress with taste and nea.ness.
It's bad sign to see her hus,
band sued for her feathers and fool.
cry, gems and jewelry.
It's good sign to see man OF
woman advertise in the paper.
It's a bad sign TO see the sheriff
advertise for them.
It's bad sign to see an editor
that cannot pay his jonrs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10

I'll CALL AROUND AND Pay
What a world of woe is contained in
these few words to the poor artizan
and mechanic. I'll call around and
pay, says the rich man, to avoid the
trouble Of going to his desk to get
the necessary funds, and the poor
mechanic is obliged to go home, to
disappoint all who depend upon him
for their due. 1t is an easy matter
to work--the only glory in this life
is an independent idea Of being able
to sustain yourself by the labor o.
your own hands, and may be easily
imagined what crushing force there
is in Ill call around and pay, to the
laboring man who depends upon that
pay for subsistence. If those who
could pay would only do SO at a
once, it would place hundreds an(
thousands in condition to do like
wise, and prevent much misery ant
distress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10

WHAT HOPE DID.-It stole on
its pinions of snow to the bed OF
disease; and the suffer RS flown be-
came a smile, the emblem Of peace
and endurance.
1t went to the house Of mourning
and from the lips Of sorrow there
came sweet and cheerful songs.
1t laid its hand upon the arm Of
the poor, which was stretched forth
at the command ofunholy impulses.
and saved him from disgrace and ru-
in.
1t dwclt like a living thing In the
bosom of the mother, whose son tar
ried long after the promised time Of
his coming, and saved her desolation
and the care that kindleth.'
1t lowered around the head of the
youth who had become the IshmaeI
of society; and led him on to works
which even his enemies praised.
1t snatched the maiden from the
Jaws Of death; and went with an old
man to heaven.
No hope! my good brother
Have it, Reckon it on your side.-
Wrestle with it that it may not de-
part. Itmay lessen your pains
Life is bad enough at best, but hope
shall lead you over the mountains,
and sustain amidst its pillows. Part
with all beside-but keep thy hope
~-[Christian AID.
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JEWELRY! JFWELRY! d
HENRY w. KRING,

III u y, WIZ,
IN Would respectfully announce 10 the citi-
IslX zens Of Howard county, that with an expe-
rence Of Is years in this community, he has again
opened large and splendid assortment Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
Clocks, Casters, Breastpns, Rings, Accordeons
Flutes, fine gold neck and Fob Chaius, SpectacIes
&C., &c.
silver Table and Tea spoons,
Toys for children, Razors and SGops, fine Cloth
Brushes, Sc.
GY-Watches and Clocks repairedj--All articles
warranted.
Grateful for the patronage Of former friends he
confidently expects, by strict attention. to his bust
ness, 10 receive that Of the entire public.
CO Shop at Smith q NIaughs' Drug Store
Fayette, May 4, 1865.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10

A YOUNG HUSBAND SURPRISED.
"A gentleman, living in an interior
town in Tennessee, recently had &C.
caeion to be absent from home a
short time, was astonished by the
receipt of a telegraph dispatch, an
nouncing that his wife, to whom he
had only been married some five or
six months, had had child the night
before! He was in great tribula-
ton, but, telegraphing home for
further particulars, soon ascertained
that matters were not quite so Sc
rious as represented. A blunder-
ing telegraphic operator had made a
child out ola "chill."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10

or Look here, Jone.! Pro-
fessor Pudd's idea is dat de whole
world is but de value OBJ dollar.
Why, how is dat?
Case, he says, it only contains
four quarters.
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PLASTERING.

VNHE undersigned having located permanently
L in Glasgow, takes this method of informing
those having Plastering TO be done either in the
town or country, that he is fully prepared to at
tend TO the same at any time. He warrants his
work TO give satisfaction, and
3. PRICES MODERATE. led.
C;sierns 81 mented, Yhitewashing and all kinds OF
work pertaining to the business done at the short
est notice.
Having had sixteen years experience in the bu-
siness, in ST. Louis, ilatter myself can do the
above business in a superior manner.
REPEREEoE.-W. i. Dunnica. Jno. C. Woods
EDW. c. HUMPHREYS.
March 1, 1857
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TWILIGHT.


ny THE REV. t. HEMrsTEAD.
When the days departing glauces
From the lonely mountains fade.
And the sunsets golden lances
Pierce no more the leafy glade;
When the plume Of darkness stealing
Round me, wraps the wave and hill,
Comes a hush'd and holy feeling
Der me in the twilight still
In the veil'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still.
o, the thronging recollections
Ofthe days whose light is Ger,
o, the glow Of young affections
That shall clasp my heart, no more
Rise around me- shrouded faces,
Warmed to life at Fancy's will,
Smile from their accustomed places
In the twilight soft and still
In the veil'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still.
Skies with gorgeous sunsets cleaning,
Velvet slopes with daises gay,
Temples rear'd for boyhood's dreaming,
Boyhood's laugh and reckless play;
Willowy ways, the starlike splendor
Shot from eyes whose glance could thrill
Summer eyes and voices tender,
Haunt me in the twilight still
In the veil'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still.
Youthful forms, who smiled and started
With me in the march Of life,
They, the brave, the fearless-hearted,
Who were trampled in the strife,
All return: willie behold them,
Rushing tears my eyelids fill;
And upon my heart fold them
In the twilight soft and still
In the veil'a and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still
Hand in hand with thought l wander
Down the vale of shrouded years,
Der the child's green paths ponder,
Fresh with mornings dewy tears;
Once again, ! hear the blending
OF the bird, the breeze and rill
And my mothers glance is bending
On me in the twilight still
In The veil'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still
Thus while manhood's wings are smiling
'Gainst their earthly prison bars,
And the Angels hands are lighting
Gods great City of the stars,
Time relents and childhood's voices
! Al my soul with music fill,
= And my Gettered heart rejoices
In the .twilight calm and still
In The vei'd and solemn twilight,
In the twilight soft and still.
Sometimes, too, one comes and greets me
From green and starry land
Smiling, draws she nigh, and meets me,
Lays on mine her spirit hand
Andwhile stars are bright above me,
Those dear eyes my bosom thrill.
And in voiceless speech tive love thee"
Whisper, in the twilight still
Inthe veil'd and solemn twilight,
70 Che twilight soft and still.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10

Clothing, Furnishing Goods, sc.
NJENS and Boys Clothing, c0ssineres, tweeds.
LNL satnets, silk and velvet vestngs, shirts, col
lars, crayats and gloves, in great variety for sale
low. SPOTSWOOD g. KIRKBRIDE.
September 20, 1855.
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FrCp aired
EDR


and all other descriptions of Goods which the
wants Of the country at large are likely to bring
into demand.
In respectfully inviting the attention of our
friends and the public TO our stock, we assure them
that unusual eXertons have been made, (and we
think successfully 10 present such an array Of
goods, in extent, variety and styles, as will enable
customers 10 supply their wants, and crafty their
tastes, with ease and economy.
1t will at all times afford US pleasure TO show
goods, asking only such amount Of patronage
as our friends will award TO us, on the basis Of
mutual benefit, and as we are willing to work at
moderate profits, every article s Offered at the
Lo,Ued Prices Of The Season.
Purchasers of Goods, from distance, will find
Fayete well worthy Of their attention, as Goods
are plenty and cheap, and every house in town is
anxious to extend the area Of Fayette's business
with the surrounding country There is no place
above ST. Louis where stocks are better or goods
sold lower than here. A considerable stock of
goods, is now selling next door TO us at Eastern
cost; Of course bargains can be bought and by
comparison Of prices purchasers can satisfy them.
selves we are willing TO sell al as small an adj.
vance as could reasonably be asked.
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH.
FOyette, October 20, 1855.
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AUSTIN HOUSE,
BY
SAM UEL w. ROBERT SON,
SOUTH EAST SIDE COURT HOUSE,
HUNTSVILLE MO.
September 27, 1855.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING!!

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
7 HAVE just received and opened very large
l. and extensive stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing, made in the most approved style and substan-
ual manner. In my stock will be found in great
variety, over COATS business coats dress coats of
various materials and colors, fancy and black cast
mere and satnett pants; black, fancy and white
silk vests; black and fancy cashmere and valencia
ditto. Any person wanting coat, pants or vest,
viii please call, as | am determined to sell cheap
Oct II +. A. SAVAGE.
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Ta1nnaR.

WTE have Just received another invoice of
w Cloth Talmas, trimmed with Plush and
MORE Antique--new styles and very pretty.
SPOTSW0OD e. KIRKBRfDE.
October 4, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10

GENothing can be lost that is
done for God, or given to God.
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G9Y Those who raise envy, cast
" insure censure.
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Little Giant Corn and
Ifr Cob Plantation Mill.

THE subscriber has purchased exclusive right
j. of territory for sale in the West, of the above
celebrated Mills, and is prepared to furnish them
at all times, either Wholesale or retail, guaran-
teed in the most positive manner.
1t is now more than year since the "Litle
Giant" was introduced 10 the public, during
which time il ans been constantly growing in the
popular favor. .s .,i s..1ss5.
The improvements recently effected and pat
ented, makes il the most perfect machine ever Of
fered for general farm use. 1t is furnished COM
pete, ready for attaching team, and weighs as
Follows: No. L. 225; No. 2, $50; No 3, 400; No.
a, 500 pounds. Twenty minutes are sufficient to
set one up, without mechanical aid, and when
once adjusted, it can with safety be entrusted to
boy. Full directions accompany each mill.
igH' ea. PRICES:7sst
No. /, S35, and will grind bushels meal per hour
with one horse. -' si'
No. 2, $40, will grind 10 bushels meal per hour
90 with one horse. ~
No. 3, $50, will grind 10 bushels meal per hour
with one horse. s.rgFoi. gf.l
No. 4, $50, will grind 90 bushels meal per hour
with one horse. -N.i
J.. R5s5- Liberal discount to dealers. ..I
JAMES B. CHADWICK,
No. 63 locust street, between Second and Third,
St. Louis, Mo. jsa Nov. lily
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am prepared to put up guttering of any de-
scription, either in town or country warranting
the same. Having experienced and careful work.
men, and wagon for the business, orders will be
promptly and satisfactorily filled. 81.
All ask of my friends and the public is a
call and fair trial. If they want anything in my
line, and will give inc call, their wants shall be
supp led.
JOHN R. CARSON.
Glasgow, June ID. 1855.
WANrED--Dry Hides. Beeswax, Feathers, Flax
ter. which will be taken in exchange for work or
goods, or the cash paid, at Market rates. Give
me call, whether you want to buy or sell.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

ROANOKE, Mo-, November 20, 1855.
TINE undersigned would most respectfully call
L. the attention of Cash customers TO his large
and extensive stock OF
Groceries and Domestic Dry Goods,
All of which are fresh and new, and will be sold
at prices that Will eIectnally defy competition,
For Cash, and Cash only.
Ny present stock consists Of every grade and
quality of Staple Goods, adapted to the wants of
the farmers. Among my stock you will find a
large assortment Of Blankets, Alpaccas, Merinos,
sbawls, English and American prints, all grades,
beached and brown Muslins, bleached and brown
Drills, plain and striped Osnaburgs, striped Shirt
ings, Bed Ticlsings, Apron Checks, Flannes,
Cloak Innings, Plaid Linseys, Satinets, Kentucky
Jeans, &c. Also, large lot OF Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Hardware, Queensware, Glass
ware, Wooden ware, Cedar ware, Furniture, &C.
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@TovT5.

6a @TovBS: -
&SAX Cook Stoves of the most desirableSEsS
patterns, with all the necessary fixtures, always
on hand. Extra vessels made to order, and all
stoves sold, warranted.
PARLoR AND OFFICE STOVES, for wood or coal,
Of all descriptions, constantly on hand. ~" All
stoves sold by me will be delivered and put up
without extra charge. have the exclusive sale
OF the celebrated
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Charter Oak Cook stoves,
believed TO best in use.
Pumps and Lightning Rods.

Allkinds Of Pumps and the necessary fixtures
for sale, and will be delivered and put up, having
wagon and team for this express business. In
the Pump line fear no competition, and those
wanting pumps are invited 10 leave their orders
Lightning Rods warranted perfect, and put up
on short notice and reasonable terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-10
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
G UT E Rim @

My stock of Tin and Copper Ware will be a
all times full and desirable. Wholesale bills de
liyered at the purchasers door. --
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
HON. j. CLANCY ZONES.

We have already announced thatth democratic
ton of Berks county Pennsylvania had renomnaed Hon
J. CLANCY Jones for Congress by reclamation commit
tee of three gentlemen appointed 10 wait upon Mr.
having performed that duty introduced Mr. Jones 70 the
convention. lie received says the Reading Gazette
with loud expressions Of applause and after briefly
turning thanks the renewed evidence Of the confidence
and approval OF his democratic flow-czens which had
been manifested in his nomination their reprcscn
for the fourth term proceeded to address the convention
upon the great national question at stake in the pending
presidential contest presenting before bis hearers in
orcbc and eloquent manner the proud position which the
democratic party occupied, with its distinguished
candidates Buchanan and Breckenridge as the only part,
whose principles and organization afforded to the country
any guarantee for the maintenance Of the constitution and
the perpetuaon Of the Union Mr. Jones speech was fire.
quently interrupted by enthusiastic cheers"
Among the resolutions adopted by tho convention were
the following
Rssoiped That the democrats Of Berks county win give
their undivided support TO Messrs Scott Fry and Rowe
candidates the State ticket and win roll up
on second Tuesday Of October majority worthy OF
the ancient rerown OF democratic Berks.
Rssorsd That the Hon. J. Clancy Jones has faithfully
represented the principles Of democracy the national
gess and look with confidence the day when his ab
~ and experience in public affairs will be called into requ
tion in higher sphere Of honor and usefulness"