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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-01
Prom, II, stsubenyi,le Union.
FFonl tlu StguUenEIHs UHIULI'
LETTER FROM MIR. NAYL

LETTER FROM MIR. NAYLOR.
Ma SrCART:--Sir;--At mass meeting of the
Republican party, held At Steubenyille, Ohio on
the 18th inst my name was announced as one
ofthe Vice Presidents Of said meeting-by whom
lam not advised-but certainly by no friend
No act Of my life justifes the impression, thatI
could sympathise or affiliate with any sectional
Marty. either North or south. At the age of
twenty two, in Jefferson County, Ohio, lvoted
for Wilson Shannon for Governor and Van Blu
rem for PEesident-the first last and only votes,
ever polled by me, in said County. In that
campaign, sometime during the summer, at Bos-
ton or Mcintyre, lives met by thomas McGrew,
Esq, formerly of your City, in debate. ! then
charged tho Wing Party with strong Abolition
prociivities-this he repelled; and personal
misunderstanding between US was the result
III 1914 voted for Polk. In AS for CasS. In
80 for Pierce, and in SO, if living, will most
certainly cast my vote for James Buchanan.
No man living deprecates moro strongly, than
/ do the designs and tendencies ofthis Northern
and Sectional party. Many of my warm per-
sonsl friend4-men for whom entertain none
but the Ia,deFt feelings, arc ardent and e0tnu-
yiaStic Supporters of It; "but discriminate be-
tween these men and their acts" (politicaL)
THIS party, with its nominees and platforms
is offensive in high degree, to every man who
values the Union OF these States; and the PerPi-
tuity Of the Independence bequeathed US by the
Fathers and Founders of this Republic.
This party is composed Of the remains" Of
Whiy.is,n AboIi6on-isrn, Free-soilisp, and
Know Nvthingism; with slight sprinkle ofre
egades from the old Democratic fold mostly
disappointed Office seekers, who exhibit grea.
ter vensratioa for the loayes and fishes than for
the Constitution Of their Country-dead-heads
Gf whom we are well rid.
This party, whose patriotism has never EXTEND
ed South OF Mason and Dixon's line; with seq
tional vocabulary, sectional Nominee, sectional
platform aud principles, assumes to take under
Its special care and guardianship, the Slave ques
ZION, with al its connections and tendencies re-
lisious and political In the United States. Itas.
surnes 70 dictate to Southern States, the msasuse
aud limits Of their right, in the confederacy.
spprehend, that this SLAVE question, (the on.
~ issue publicly made in this Campaign), is ono
6f the most tender, delicate and difficult ever
presented 10 the American people. One while
instead Of being calmly and dispassionately
weighed, discussed, investigated and acted upon,
has passed into the keeping and under the Goa.
troll, Of blinkeyed, wild and miserable fanatics.
These men are constantly making invidious com.
pGFis9ns between Northern and Southern States;
and appealing 70 sectional prejndires and pas.
si6ns; Which VII weaken, if Il does not eyentu-
ally ogsFthIow. the 0sIt human government the
iSGtld o7ef knew.
The Denlocsane PART, q Bsual, bss taksnits
Eitnd ppop the Consultation; Il asks nothing Tor
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Saddle. f arness and Trunk Mandatory.
JEREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and CIIAs. MORGAN have
q this day partnership the Saddle Harness
and Trunk Manufacturing business under the Of sep
parh Morgan.
Having purchased from Mr.. Knote the manufacturing
part his Establishment and occupying large
Workshops facilities manufacturing which viii
enable furnish every description articles very
lowest rates and of the latest and most improved style
We have hand full of all articles in
Collars, Whips Carpet Bags Sachels Saddle Bags,
lowest rates.
Particular attention vii be paid ordered work; repair
ing promptly attended and trust by strict
and reasonable prices merit Of the patron
which has been literally bestowed upon the
proprietor. - $500 SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN,
aug2- No i81 Main ST.. corner Of Union.
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DoEsTICKs LITERATURE.

Some two years ago rather novel elect was
r-,sr,eei BIZ Mr.. Mortimer Thompson, of De
tro;t. Who commenced writing saTies Of letters
to the papers under the above signature. They
were exceedingly humorous and contained some
clever take.ofs and hits at many Of the popular
f,ibles Of the day. There was an evident, stu
died desire to be odd, to be startling soiead OF
on the same subjects upon different tack from
The common run Of those whohad written about
them. OF coarse he Was obliged to be extraT-
sgant. because people take very little note Of
what is written in the regular orthodox style
uuon such subjects. T1ere was no subject
within the compass Of every day life of fasta.
tlekind. that did not feel his pen. Thus Doe
sticks, by one or tro letters upon some Of the
most prominent subjects, ouch as SPiritualisn
and Millsrisnu, appeared upon the scene as
prominent man. Wsdo not speak of him as
prominent man in the gense that Dickens and
Tbackersy are prominent nor accredit him With
1.-THE of their ability. It's as the refined Gull
tivation Of Mozart to the crazy bedlamitish
breakdown Of plantation negro on the fiddle
or banjo. The one makes more noise; but all
the cultivation and delicacy belongs to the other.
Both may, however, DO original, and so it is in
this case. Such men as Thackersy and Dick:
ems appear before the world as wTiters-humor-
lists who take Oh vice and folly, and are reform
err. Such men As Mortimer Thompson, in MS
Doesticks letters, come before the world as
clowns in thepit of mob circus; to amuse, not
to eiifv; to pandsr not to run counter to de-
PRAYED tastes. We say this Doesticks is written
with decided ability, and it would be strange if
ifdid not have IN effect and even some good eff
feet. Bat our purpose is to hold it ont as in the
aggregate being detrimental to the public morals.
A great many books which tell about some
scenes Of every day life are outlawed by special
enactments; because they are inlammatory to
the evil tendencies of mankind. SO it is with
Doesticks, only Of course he does not come
within the outlawed class; he is not an obscene
although a very immoral writer. 1t Is very diff
icult for the law 70 keep running after men Of
this kind; to be eternally defining the bounds
between what Is q criticism and what is BIAS
phemy; but yet there is a something within
the bosom Of eysn tho most commonly cultiva-
ted reaisr, which startleS him when he sees the
standard of public morals outraged. This il
the charge which we bring against Doesticiss
not that he does not find out . proper subject
for hisrilicule, but that he grossly outrages and
tran2les upon the public morals, or upon what,
all, even the most wildly believe ought to be
held in reyerential esteem. There is no subject
however sacred, that he does not make an en-
deavor to make ridiculous. And why! Just
that he may attract attention; just that he may
startls and be different from other hu'norists
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WooD's HAIR REsroRArGYE.-ProE Wood, the
renowned discovcrer of the invaluable, Hair Re-
storative still continues to labor in behalf of TIE
afflicted. His medicines are universally admit
ted by the American press TO be far superior to
all others for causing the hair on the head of the
aged, that has been siIvered for many years, to
grow with as much vigor and luxuriancc as
as when blessed with the advantages of youth.
There can he no doubt that it is one ofthe great
est discoveries in themedical world. ItrcstorcE
permanently gray hair to its original color, ard
makes it assume beautiful silky texture, which
has been very desirable in all ages of the world.
Cincinnati Duly tSan, ApriI %, 1854.
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W-It is but due to Mr. Naylor, citizen Of
Brooke county, that VIC should lay before our
readers the following card. He was nominated
. As Republican officer at Steubenyille by an
enemy, and be speaks so web for HIMSELF that
VIC defer further remarks.
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wwe invite our readers to the perusal of
Dr. Ayers advertisements which appear in the
columns of our paper. They deserve attention
as treating of what interests us ALL and from
source which all have long respected The Doc
TOR is well known as one of the leading Chem
lists of this country, who deyotes his great &C.
quirements to the discovery and manufacture Of
remedies for popular use. The unparalleled sue
cess which has followed his labcrs is too well
known in this community to need any clncida-
ton from our pen tskia9so.t ca. 0jserser
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<:lorJtts SIlt snIeA for the eenson.
ITTE have dollRTs worth Of Summer Dreaa
w Goods such Silks Turc satnS, in colorsf
cpAily pslafne tspsss, hsau-
&c. White Grape, ShaWls MAntas he largeat
and hest stock iris Bgas5n Bonnets and Ribbons &e Be-
which Ne have determined saeriaee TO make
room for Fail trade. Great bargains given.
Many pFtslG4 1t leSs than half they cost Look put-&
aiisIilss s sToEE THossAs
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DyspEpsTA AND DEBILITY CURED.

TrroDoas rE1sE, Esq., of the Pittsburgh seubenyIl's
Railroad Ofice, says:
For years have beer an invalid from Dyspepsia With
hope Of relief resorted to of the advertised RENE
dies, failed in deriving the sene. sought for, until tried
your HOLLAND BITTERs, the happy effects of which
dIgve organs and in restoring debiI!tatsd system
Dyspslsia." &
dat 81 per bottles bottles IS, ~ the
proprie;ors, BESJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmscepsts and Chemists Smith
HelG aad Third streets. Pittsburgh, and by
L4UGLZLHES d BGSHFLELD,
aus25 wIrerlinE,va.
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Sold Ont.

TIVE subscriber having sold out MsssrE. Shepard
Morgan the department of hi. establish
ment. would embrace s Opportunity 70 bis sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage extended 70 him.
the last hree years. and bsgs leave
his numerous friends and customers his sncess5ors
Ing them 70 be experienced Workmen and In every way
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the pubic. have
doubt they viii render full satisfaction all who may
f1s S9s s2s@ with their custom 5onS KxorE.
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Wheeling island PropeEty

FOR SALE.
TUE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale all s; part e Es'sE
Market Garden lie has had Ii lai! r,a 'H-4.
ranging in slice from One and half to Five acre, NIA
lane foTty feet wide, running through tile crAEr 62 IKE
Town Lots to the head OF the leland. s.l.
For beauty OF location, md fertility OF soil :h' prefer!
Is not SURPASSED the Ohio liver, and to P+E.eni de-
sirors . obtaining celightfi location e country COZ
vcnerlt the city, thuIe wis4sinS TO engage H'as -'
of Market Gardening, II Offers strong 10
purchase. ,
plot of the premises can seen, making ca
TO tn subseriber, who viii give every taoE sHH1 n ;'A
FRANCIS Il. ARMSTRONG,
Is ga-zs t4s!s ENu El4r- ATTY in tAc.fs
ie14 HENRY MOORE. Trsi..e
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Mnfinn

HAVING sold out the Saddle, Harness. aud frank Msns.
featuring part Of my business shan devote myself
Coach TFtmmiua having, the change, much
room and greater faetisf and being the
city, exclusively in this business and from long expert.
enee In and extensive connection with saddlng business,
1hopefo be able 10 render entire aatsiactIuu Will
favor With :hsir Very thankful for the liberal
custom heretofore beStoNed upon me- LpocIt continuance
Of the same. JOHN KNoTE
GuS2-Sna Old Stand. I55 Main Street.
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EXPERIMENTATION.

GEOcIa1E1aElOns
THE Brigade Of Fire ceupauel the cv Of Wheeling,
win ahssmbv for annual parade, se 18Th 18th Of
September pFoGiuI. II the laying Cor.
ner stone Of the Custom House shHtranspire the
named day. then shall that he the time Parade; II tile
18th shall be adopted % the time for The LAYING Of
stone, then shall that be the day Of the Parade
BY order Of the Department.
49,. ;, No.. 80. R II. auBBEtI, PEE;
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ON THE DEATH OF
written for 1rr.. J w. "a, of this city.
1.-THE good die frat:
And they whose heRrts are dry rs Summer dust,
Burn to the socket"


And they whose he.rts dry Summer dust,
Barn to the socket"
He was noble boy. a fathers pride, a
mothers alteration, and fond sisters idol of
affection.
Sorrow to him was stranger, and grief I'M
known. He had home, and he loved it; A
father. mother, brothers and sisters whose hearts
beat in unison with his own. And he WAS
content to dwell in this the quiet heaven of their
affections.
Life to him had been but sunny dream, and
not feather from the broad piniops of earth's
gloomy birds had ever Ger the sunshine of his
peaceful heart cast q shadow dark.
And yet from out the garden of his hopes
that like fair flowers were springing round, God
did choose to take the pilgrim home. Nor did
his young spirit like the wounded rosebud,
wither away and slowly die. Oh! no, for hea-
zen was kind, and from her azure courts sent
down an angel, bright and beautiful, TO bear
his unaedged soul, on golden wings, direct to
God
Upon bright sunny morn, he's Of whom !
tell, did wander to where yon deep river rushes
by, and with joyous haste into its bright, cool
waves threw his heated frame.
He looked to the soft blue sky above, and it
was, OIL so beautifully fair. He looked round,
and the flowers that each grassy bank did fon.
die on its pcrfumed breast were most delicious
I " sweet. He looked down. and the glad wa
tiers went capering by with soft and soothing
melody.
And then, quick as the quivering lightning's
stroke, there came DER his frame a chill like
death, and his every joint grew stiff and would
not move. The warm blood, that never before
had filtered in It's oft trodden round, slowly
stopped, aud then his brain grew dizzy, and as
he sunk slowly down, the deep waves claspcd
him in their quiet arms, beneath, and almost
sighed 10 look on death in one SO young.
The little fishes softly kissed his damp cheeks,
and with their bright, silyery fns brushed his
glossy hair, and then silently swan away and
left him to his deep, quiet slumbeT.
Yonder where the morning sun reflected is,
from marble tOIabs, and monuments grand, they
laid him down to sleep.
Ills couch was narrow grsYe, and his pillow
cold, clammy clay. Covering he had not, save
the clOds of the valley, that with such ominous
sound upon his still breast dropped themselves,
like the first overwhelming tears Of crushed
heart.
The sunlight is now shut out from the dark
chamber of his dreary tomb, and the silver moon
will no more forever with her soft light illume
the closed orbs Of the peaceful sleeper there.
The warbling birds viii daily sing their joy,
Gus tnatin lays, 50 eloquenty sweet, and he
shall hear them not The sweet scented flow.
ers will shed their odor on the morning air, and.
DER his grassy grave, nightly pour ont walls Of
rich perfume-but he uaknowing this, must
still sleep on. s.
Tbe trees may blossom, and on their leaCy.
bougts rudy fruit IN rich abundance bear;
White murmnr!ug brooks wiz stu tiow on. and!
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DR.. j. Hedges


FEVER s. AGUE ANNIaILATOR!
FEVER and Ague obts and Fever, Dumb Asps, or any
form OF Intermittent Fever whether recent Esand'
ing speedily SAFELY and eecaaly cured by the Of
DR.. j. Hedges Annhilator.
This preparauonis entirely free from an metallic poison,
such Arsenle or Mercury compounded from
purely vegetable. its certain safe and eeaeous
remedy snd be taken in all kinds Of weather. The Pro.
pretor the article in his private practice for
several Years and failed 70 eject prfee.
when the directions have followed In poSs-
beFrJ can't Jure the Syste butts adapted to all ages.
sexes and constitution Iean be given the infant Of
month old With much safety the adult, and be
teptiu suyeate. IT aeeds eneomiun, long array
Of es.oIy,tO herald s efficacy 1tamerit lies withinit
ssapd to invalid IL viii prove Of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only BY the Proprietor at sauhoPe, NJ and
never genuine Without his signature.
Tor sale, Wholesale aud retail by A. O. GOOD Co., Drug.
Eiss, wheeling Va and by Druggists Had merchants gene
rally throughoutthe United States.
W. II. DEcAMP, General WhOlssale Agent
for the Western stateS,
mv7.sm Is CORTLAND ST., New York.
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MILK! MILK! MILK
VIE undersigned having PsTuiHasnllY ssfSpii5hed Dali
u viii supply pure sTuE End Cream az
the [eFnaF prices. Penalties wishing be supplied will
please leave their and place Of FsEdence 1t Mr. Wa
He5urI's House Furnishing store Monroe f.
as13tf EALEX. n jacob.
90 LRs Gun olian sW crop and for ale
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AT the marriage of Peleus Thesis nymph
assembled all the gods gOddesses excepting DseOr
showed lispIeasurc by throwing amongst the
golden nrrle which written the word'-
HIs -autg ne-JanO, Minerva and Venus each
laid claim ooe, unwilling decide commanded Nor
sRry,o the shepherd Alexander, who gave the
prize Venus.
COLLEEN APPLE for which all those desiring beautiful
hair striving consists Of bottle of the On CRAZE.
WISE only elegant preparation for the head before
the public.
LAGGHLINs & BusHF1EID,
Wholesale Agents.
For sale he Dr,,v-ists generally AuEfS
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PIEAsANT HILL FEMAhE
SEMINARY

TINE usual session this Institution viii open on he is.
u M0ndAy OF September next and eontaSss dufpr
Tuesd 1une1SS1. Tho increased
the past ssssson ap vacation have enA ~
TO more than ever anticipate ryery
~ To the most thorough round Of seS
Those who have not vet made application Ayt sso,
sssjou. and those desiring
once address MIA JANE O. eirFiosl
6 Yves teton. Mas hinrton cod
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"HE STOOD. WITH FORM ERECT" &c

1: you would stand SO, and euioy true improvements
your appearance and in your health that will Afforded
you in an er4e form and eaponed chest go at cnce
Bridge Drug store gel of those astic s
gender Br,:ces suited for both ladies and gentlemen
They have also fine assortment Trusses Supporters
Bladages Belts &c &c. you such article, you
know where look forit. aGzo
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Samuel Morrison

Samuel Morrison Inthe Crcui
Court for
John Norrisons heirs, &c. Ohio county.
10y virtue Of the Decree the Court in this shall
ID Saturday, 1855, at BeaEieI
tavern Ohio county the National Road sell At public
sale TO the highest bidder, of Land
Wheeling Greek net far from said Bcnges tav
cr belonging the John MorrEson deceased, and
which they inherited said John, containing, sup
posed, Sixty-Six Acres and a fraction.
The terms Of sale reH credit Of one, and three
Year, by equal saImens With interest from the day Of
sale the purchaser giving bonds with approved security to
secure payment thereof and the title being retained till
II is paid.
The good, and the land Is sold in
z, JACOB,
u1s:daW ComTnisstoner.
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455rEIT is, A IGREA T. sPRL8G enEDIoINEt -
THE GREAT RENoYAT0Rs OF THE SYSTEM.
Delicate ladies and children will please to gEVe It -

SOMETHING ABOET HAMPTOS1S 7YECTCRETO
~, .grfs 4 YERT0CS, SUE-F,ERKIPS. .-,.,,
As Irvgorntcr and Restorative, gentle stimr-
IS wanted, believe itsnPertor CoFals
fore the public for DYSPEPSIA COUGHS, SCT0F
ULA and EUGIATISA with all diseases Stomach and
Bowels II has been truly successful tOhe single and
ried We offer the most valuable remedy, which hoGsGnds
will testify q i Il rs 81 q ffIf 2
fy-Cal and get pamphlets and cures.
For safe by n. II. Logan & Co.. Wheeling, Gen
eral Agents. .4.E1I 3rFiflEE
94U Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
g5fss.. and 30+, broadway, n. ).
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For Rent.

TWO good nsE brisk I~ellnR honss, suAts' OF ysAa
I Street cauyeni-as to the Crescent lFoL worts a'
Esapfeli Rsilreaa pspct. Possession Eiyea nnedse!
~ Igs 80 : ~ JOIN BRUCE
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!

Z ) AN ASTOUNDING OURB!!
THIS young gentleman IL now living in nidstthose
who him will bear testimony Ihsthls AEr
cure sRSgrrRon Some Of the pieces OF bone may
by calling 20 Baltimore Etreet-0thsrs are IN bis
possession. Let the sceptIcai hiu-he viii testify that
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spnnIAL NopIcRs S.

Ratehelorsu Hair Dyo-Warranted to dye
brown or as TO DEFY detection, Without The least in
iv the hair or skin tits the admiration Of the critical
The fadss II IS shs ofa
an as the original Made sold, applied (n nine
private roOusl At the wig Factory, IS Broadway, NeS
Yor s,eel 4ste laSel With .sN. A. BkrcEEtna" & en-
each box tfrea1ine.
The ssnuIne Is sGldin wheeilnsty
4. II, LOGAN CO.,
a-sT;m Bridge Corner Druggists.
DALLEY,S GENUINE PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR
WIN sbdne the pain md Inflammation from the seTeTes'
burs or from one to twenty innsesand that
viii heal hs weups without scar and eheetHely cure fe
yer sofes-Paeszsai, notwithstanding Rheumatism
sore and Tnilazasa aud
Inretsrats oses-sead Hea6corns and Bpnions-Erysp'
Ch1blalns-Bites Of In
sscts-sWeed and Broken BreAsore Nippies-Eruptiena
-a an other and eutsneous diseases, Uhers
the parts Affected can be reached
e's be ae-ruous about the many dseases named to bs
rurr ey cuy une that the few, but POSI-
i've properties which the Daley s1ye alone contains and
p Heretofore enumerated-oae to fouEean reach ao'
alone the Aforementioned dsessss, bat many more not emu
-nerated.
o.z-Y-Do sc7 2rorLAE rzTscIASs PaEseE1EE cAL'
oxl1 rxwARD1E J9R scoEEs OF DuTERzSr CASES
E.ch Of GExurSE DALLxIs PAIN EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature Of C. "
CLICKENER i CO.. proprietOrs, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer others counterfeit PFtee 70 cts pei
box.
E-Au orders should be addressed to c. v clskensr
Co., 81 Barclay 81. New York.
tn. LOGAN e Go.
assT:n Wheeling, Va.