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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

BALrmoRk-A PoLrrE CrTr.-Some days ago
the city Of Baltimore issued invitations to the
cities Of Cincinnati, St Louis, and ChillicOthe,
and for auSht we know, to the Mayor and Coun-
ell of BeTlair city. to como on to Baltimore and
have iittIe jollification. Wheeling, in this in
vitadon was counted out-Baltimore feeling,
perhaps. that there was nothing more to be
made out of her, and that therefore there was
no use in teasing her. Little ChiIlicOthe
nice village Of seven THOUSAND, one hundred
inhabitants according to the Gaseteer-got a
ueket-not, we presume, for any particular love
of her. but as she lives on the Cincinnati &
Marietta Railroad, she viii be good subject foF
8 drax, 1hen it comes to be decided where the
Cincinnati ( Marietta Railroad shall make her
terminus -whetheT, according to her contract,
At Wheelins-or whether, as she seems inclined
TO do, at Petersburg. Considering Baltimore
is a country suburb of the polite city of Phila-
dolphin. one would have thought she had more
Manners
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
A equity patron nf the sentinel
Politely bids US "send the thing to hell"
A timely hint. It's proper we confess,
With change u residence to change tn address;
II shall be sent, II ChArOns mail will let II,
JC1,..rr the Euhs~riheF will IL to gel it


You've ANKRlcA.-The Washington Union
notices with warm appreciation a model which
is shortly to be finished in marble of "a broth
of boy whom the artist denominates the
"Young Republican" The Union says:
at is the figure Of a boy, apparently some
eight or ten years old. He has stripped off his
clothes and thrown them on the ground, as if
impatient of all restraint to the freedom Of his
motions He then sits Upon them, leaning for
ward and resting upon his left hand, whilst with
n sort of stylms in his right hand he writes upon
the ground the word LIBERTY. The writing it
self is in perfect keeping with the idea Of boy
hood The word is written with capital letters,
imperfectly formed, and in struggling manner,
such rs might naturally be expected Of boy
of that age But what struck us as peculiarly
beautiful in this figure was the head and face.
Nothing could be more graceful, nothing more
expressive. The countenance seems to express
a sort Of intellectual glow smile, which trans
Gers and expresses itself By the word liberty"
A most loveable character, indeed! 1t IS of
such boys that the "Plug UgiiCs" are made
Clothes! Why should boy CT man wear clothes
if he prefers TO go naked? Is not this land of
''libcrty?" and hasn't every boy or man right
tn do as he pleasess
The statue would be complete, we think, If
the artist would add another figure TO it, viz
that of the young republicans mother, with 4
good birch rod in her hand, laying it on the
young scamp's naked bottom, bidding him go
learn 10 write straight and to walk straight
The bov,s countennnce would doubtless be at
least rs expressive" if not as beautiful under
tbs onerntion. and the glow would be transferred
from the counteRanee 10 the 6ack.-fGyette-
~ IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

DOG TRAlxNc.-A hopeful youth, who was
the owner of young bull-tarrier, was one day
training the animal in the nrt of being fcrocious
and wanting some animated object to set the
dog upon, his daddy, after considerable persua-
sion, consented to get down upon all tours and
make fight with AIR. Bull. Young America be-
gan to urge OH the ter. boy-seizehi hin"
&C.; at last the dog 7'madc a Dip aud got a good
hold upon the old mans proboscis, and get the
dog off he couldn't So he began to cry out
with the pain caused by the fangs of the dog
"Grin and bear it, old man, shouted the young
scapegrace! "Grin and bear it-'toiH be tie
maxim cf the pup III Boston Post.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
Charles London Cordial Gin

Is shown by the Records of the Custom House to be the
only London corIan Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation of II.
delicious tonic beverage, and by Its peculiar flavor
Use different from other gins) universally esteemed Hy all
who use IT, II is adopted with great success in Of
DYsPEPs,A, GoUr, RuEuMATrsN DROPsY, GRAVEL, CoLIc
CHOLERA FEvRR AGuE srEICrURE, URI-
sAEx ORGANS EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
MorT of New York. in letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
Charles London Cordial Gin % lie 1urest, beet aad
wost reliGOEs Extract Of Juniper. IhGce seen.
CHARLES, LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug
Sts and Grocers in the United States and also are
rnerous poisons c1LLed "London Cordial Gin-to avoid
them buy only CHARLEs," Reject any other offered to
you as you value your health Price one dollar for quarts
my cents fer plnts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
-.,.so-o.-lG~ Sole IpaPorter, 40 Broadway. N. y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

How 10 RrAa BOr&-The following, which
We find in our exchanges, We transfer 10 our
columns, thinking that it may be read with
profit by some of our readers:
CHATTER L
"Whatl stay at home for that sqnalling
Young one? Catch me to- And the young
mother threw on bonnet and shawl, and hum
ming gay air, sauntered out on the prone
made. One another bowed and smiled as she
moved along, flushed, triumphant and beautiful.
A young man met her just as she was passing
the shop of = well known firm.
.Ah! out again, Deliah, he sad earnestly
'sYhere is Charley
sswith Hannah, of course You don't eN-
pect me to tie myself to him, she returned .
The young mans face grew cloudy. No"
he returned with half sigh; but can't bear
to have him left with servants
.Oh! well, can" she said and with radt-
ant smile left her husband hard at work, and
fitted on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
AMALoAnArov.-.A correspondent Of be

AMALGANAuoN.--A correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, says:
81 know selFemancipated three-quarters-
aye five-sixth trhite eolored man in Chicago
(and who, by the way, reads and writes we'll, and
is man of good morals and good sens } who
courtcd, but for some cause did not marry, an
amiable and beautiful daughter, whom her Fa-
thcr had by one of his nULatto woman. This
father was none other than the celebrate, Sena-
tor Butler, of South Carolina"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
CHAPTER II.

ANSWER all his qucstionsg make myself a
slave, as should be obliged tos oh, no, can't
think of it If give him his breakfast and
plenty of piaythings consider ms duty done.
/ don't believe in flssing over children-let them
find out things as they grow up"
-.There's the danger, replied the dear old
lady, casting pitifil look upon the richly en-
broidered cloak her sons wife had bent over all
day, ''they find out things tina, ruin them, un-
less the mother be constantly imparting the
right kind of knowledge"
'Oh, you want to make him piece of Perfee.
tion like his father; well, can't say do. |
don't like these faultless men. Sec-nOw isn't
the contrast beautiful ?-Come here Charley,
lovey, he shall have the handsomest closk in
the whole city"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
We have in possession the certese Of respectable
Citizen testyng that be entirely cured Of this dread
full disease by using BGRHAyE'S HOLLAND BrTTERs
We shall pleasure showing the certificate any
person doubling this statement. 81 ape-1wdsw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
CHAPTER III.

"a cigar bless me, what a boy, and only
twelve. Are you sure you saw him smoke it
Well, dare say it made him sick enough; boys
,riI be boys, you know"
go to the theatre without my knowledge" and
the husband groaned.
Dear me why what fret you are in; do let
the child see something Of the world
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
DIR. M.DE VAI,LE,IpS
FENIST.E PERIOn1GAI Pill

EhMahH IHhlODlCAh FlhlL
These pills have been used in the private practice Of tht
Proprietor, also In the Hospitals of of France for
years. meeting with unparalleled successgving the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fall.
They act charm In correcting irregularty and OBJ
SructIons producing regular of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle sttmulant They produce an agreeable
exheration and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females supposng themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills, they will produce
miscarriage, although under Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuaHLrNs BUsHr1ELD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

RATHER F1sMY. The New York Eedageiist
tells pretty good yarn, for religious paper, of
a New Jersey thunder storm strikinga Presby-
terian church, near Amboy, and the lightning
knocked the congregation PROSTATE; but the
remarkable feature of all, was that the ladies
who wore 6yulss hoqos were uniWured, bnt the
hoops were melted! a clergyman tells the
Erangslist this, so it must be SO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
IAUaHLrNs Z RUsHplELD
Ambrotypes for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms with fsc
ties for operating arrangement light equal to
any the country, superior any the city, is
in the country. He prepared make AmbrotyPes
they by without extra postage Also
them in oekets and pins, price Daguerreotypes.
Pictures good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
Alkinds Of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms side of Main ST. above Monroe over Marsh
Taylor's new store ausIs
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HYGE1A. HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
This renowned SUMMER RESORT viii be RI

iSEsEH This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be re-
ssd-A opened the PIRST OF JUNE.
There Is WRteringpaco In the land presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this.
In broad view OF Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
Bay, 1t is famed by the constant sea-brerze.
location is at the site OF the first military post in the
country.
The luxurious saltwater bath all uxuries Of the
salt region at its doors.
The finest ball room In America, spacious and most
pleasant Billiard Saloon, Pistol Galleries, delightful beach
and country jaunts, the best facilities for sng and good
reading room, among the attractions
Music Is dscOuFse only the band RppuTtenant to
the establishments but the Band of the I'd Regiment Of o.
Artillery, said to he the best In the army.
And health is surpassed by the most secluded
mountain retreat The various army surgeons of the post
and all the physicians resident in the vicinity have certified
that they "hGee hecer koic case 9 69ns and eEer or
bilious To originate at Old Point Comfort, and that
Il ia throughout III year healthy locality dRy
the ce of TIE euT [See their certificates in the Par
mer and Dc Bows Review
lot of the best BAEDTEs direct from the London
docksa special importation OF the Messrs Burrus Of Nor
folk viii be found in the cellar the HOTEL and the hest
LIQUORS OF all kinds to he had in the country shal
tolerate nothing inferior in any department. resolved
Kind in the Union. JOS. sEGAR,
je15-1m Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

THE ps,SrxRs ABoUT.-Among the company
vbo len Memphis lately for the purpose OF
building wagon road to the Pacific from Little
Rock. there were eight printers. When was I
that an expedition Of an exciting or romantic
,,st5S IN foot that printers were not
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
MES, wOuES, AND Cn1DnEN, VINO. nEAn

MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, VINO. READ
LIFE ILLUSTRATED pronounce !. the Etss FAMILY PArH
Pubished % year; u fer half year; and ''jult
TO try It." only Is for three months Inelose the
amount, and direct to FOWLER AND WELLS New York.
The Savannah DIiocRAT - We regard very
best weekly paper In the WoFd.n The ALBANIA BEEooS
saws: II there e newspaper within Knowledge
which safely general render
LlEE lElrsrRATEu It has served up weekly amount
which seldom for the price, NhIe
ary and hielkei pungent practical and progressive;
lVenE, eloquent and ennoblne. In short seems
the Object Of LTE spread s1shlne haupi.
Hs1s aud n'sa Inform alton everywhere TEyit. Iea24E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

JERRY WmLIAAs.-W We are pleased to find that
this gentleman Editor Of the Woodsfield Spirit
81 Dsmoeraey, has received the nomination, by
popular vote, for Representative Of Monroe
county.-.St CLIirsciLLs Citizen
We confess to being rather pleased than 9th
erwise ourselves, Jerry is an excellent man
of the kind to which he belongs, but then he be-
longs 70 q INDUSTRIOUS hard school of politics.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
MEDICAL.

AMPToNs TINCTURB
III WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
WILL CURE COUGH.
HAMPToNS TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
WILL CURE scRoFULA.
HAMPTON'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAAIPToN'S TTNCTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAAPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL ItSYIGORATES
HAlIPTON'S TTNCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever uSed has been sueeesstuIiu CURING DISEASE
after other remedies have failed.
:, IGr DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN 1t Is A
Mp. VIZ HIGM
Nc. 1875 soUrH PAoA sTnxET BGLTrNoRs
W. EDRz$ Il SPS ssiS 1fso"' D'.'''''
No. % REGfs1ER STREET, BALTtHOAE,
" &s g lffS' sSGsf S2 zsla e ta
No. ESQ Baltimore st
| -. KEREDL74kI ScRoFULI.
n head to foot Ills syels turned inside out, prosua.
D DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, dc.
Mr. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore custom house, suffered
frnsn these complaints for IS months with body
severely elected He WAS cured by H7mPton'S Vegetable
- % a6TGR, GoaSUIPT1oM dc.
Dir Henry c. VIM had Cough years-greai veal.
etc had in all. i've sir physicians; tried all
H4% ~ 20 ssss PS SSls BLEzzNcTURE
lWenppenl to 0uF best known Citizens!
0fs If 2 6 SS 5 49t 4fEgz KS 81 SB e
TIE IG0RATORAYD RESToRER OF
THE sUAiMER- ITS DIsEASEs-THE REM.
EDY AT HAND.
HA1LPTONS VEGETABLE IINCT0RE.
We have the strongest Of the good effects
this medicine In Cholera MoFbuS, Dlsrrhoea and DkEsses
Of the Bowels incident the II inTEorates the
stomach bowels, renders system great assist.
1nee In combating the approach OF indeed all forms
NiJEpTOG1S VEGETABLE TZRcTURE,
cure DyspspStd, C0B0As Asthma, Bronchial GRd Lang
AFFECTIONS, Pains In tie Bdck, SIDE, and Bseta, Cos
t1. Ps BoIrel COmpLafnts s. Worms GNd HsrToHs De.
6iIieS, and all arising from impure blood.
DELICATE CHTLDREN
One bottle Will prove Its superior virtue.
as n FEKdLE lHEDLCISE
Hampons Tfncrure be excelled. As beautyins
agent 1t Is superior any OF cosetes Of the day.
producing beautiful clear skn and giving the cheeks
The color Of the ID,parng to muscle tate
and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy health such grace
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache Iona
standing has been cured by lies invlgorator an
storatlye where gentle stimulan y wanted we 6esye
superior g all the coIdals before the Puhe to he
most vnl1able remedy.
For sale by II. e Logan s. Co, Wheeling, Gem
Sold by MORTIMER MoWBRAY,
24n BaItimorest., Baltimore,
and 800, Broadway, N. Y.
~ Price u per bottle. fsb1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18


JouN PnGN1x UPoS THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
The immortal John Phoenix, in his celebrated
Grafton in Oregon, says:
Every boy in the United States knows the
origin Of this glorious Gay. Small sums of mo-
ney, varying from 12A cents to $3.50, accord
ing to the financial prosperity of their parents,
have been annually given them to eXpend on
this occasion, which indclibIy impress the fact
upon their memories, and leads them to look
forwerd with pleasure to its return. One of my
earliest and most cherished recollection is of
my exploits on the 4th July, that can re-
member, when, with patriotic fervor, purcha-
sed leaden cannon, which, exploding prema
ture y, burned off my hair and eyebrows, and
putan end to the existence of fayorite cat of
my old aunt's, that peacefully reclined watch
ing my operations.
We elect our own rulers and make our own
laws, and if they don't turn ont well, it is very
easy at the next election To make others in their
place. Everybody has chance for distinction
in this country; nothing is wanting but natural
ability to do it; and Mrs Lavinia Pixies baby,
now lying with cotton flannel shirt on, in a
champagne basket, in Portland, D. r., has just
as good chance of being President Of the Uni-
ted States as the imperial infant Of France, now
sucking his royal thumbs in his silver cradle at
Paris, has of being an emperor
do not wish to tlatter this audience; do
not intend to be thought peculiarly compliment
tary; but do assure you that there is not
man present who, if he had votes enough, might
not be elected President of the United States.
Andth important fact the result not so .s.s'';ll
of the nature of our glorious, liberal, republic
an institutions.
In this great and desirable country, any man
may become rich, provided he will learn, and
has money to pay for his board and schooling;
and any man may become great and of weight
q, EIo covnnnnitv If he will take cynOd carn Of
his health, and eat sufficiently of boiled salmon
and potatoes.
Moreover, assert it unblushingly, any man
in this country may harry any woman he
pleascs-the only difficulty teing for him to find
any woman thAthc does please.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

From tls Baltimore Ptrio anI Commercial GttsetEe
HAMPToN's TINOTURE.-This medicine, which has been
before the public for years. but especially
the last year. by Messs Mortimer MoKbray sole pro-
prIeOrs has remarkable success as have seen
from the respectable large number pa
tenS who have relieved and number of the medical
profession also who have used 1t in their practice have
voluntarily given their certificates of recommendation
the proprletors.
We decidedly opposed pfag quaes nOstrums, but
have many Messrs Mortimer Nov.
bray from the above mentioned, feeIt to be
nothing than Justice to call the attention people
to their advertisement in to-day's paper.
T. H. LOGAN ( CO.,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them ape3-1U-iaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18

WHAT NEWSPAPER DOES FOR NOTiiiSG.-lhe
following article should be read and pondered
wen by every man who takes a newspaper.
without paying for it:
''The result of my observation enables me to
state, as fact, that the publishers of newSpa-
Pers are more poorly rewarded than any class
of men in the United states, who invest an
equal amount of labor, capital, and thought
They arc expected TO do more service for less
pay, TO standmore spOnging and "dead-heeding,
to puff and defend more people without fee or
reward, than any other class
They credit wider and longer; get oftener
cheated; suffer more pecuniary loss and are
Oftener the victims of misplaced confidence, than
anv other caliing in the community. People pay
a printers bill more reluctantly than any other.
1t goes harder with them to cXpend n dollar on
n valuable newspaper, than ten onR needless
gov gaw; yet, everybody avails himself OF the use
Of the EDITORS pen, and the printers ink. How
many professional and political regulations and
fortunes have been made and sustained by the
friendly, though unrcquited, pen Of the editor
How many embryo towns and cities have been
brought into notice. and pulled into prosperity
by the pressg How many railroads, now in
successful operation, would have foundcred but
for the assistance of the clever that moves the
world; in short, what branch Of American in
dustry or activity has not been promoted, slim
ulated. and defended by the press?
And who has rendered it more than n misera-
bic p.ttNncc for its mighty services2 The ba-
Ears Of fashion, and the haunts of appetite and
dissipation, arc thronged with an cage: crowd,
bearing gold in their palms, and the commodi'
ties there needed are sold at enormous profits
though intrinsically worthless, and paid for with
serupulous punctuality; while the counting
room of the newspaper is the seat of jewing
cheRpening, trade, orders, and pennies. 1t is
made point of honor to liquidate n grOg
bill, but not Of dishonor to repudiate printer.
bill"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-18
PARAGRAPHS.

THALBERG, Strakosch and Parodi cleared
800, 900 by their recent western musical tour.
Our consul ut Picton, N. s., Mr.. B. H. Norton,
who spent awhile last fall Mt the Mcclure House
in this city, celebrated National Anniversary
among the blue.noses at his consular Office,
where he received his friends, and general
good and patriotic time was had.
The now very aged but yet scarcely venerable
Van Buren, was at Mr.. Marcy's funeral, with his
old bright, healthy look, and smiling as ever;
not solemn even in the presence OF death, for
Solemnity seems impossible for his ever-happy
face He does not show over sixty, and his
hair is no whittier than it has been for twenty
five years. He walked in vigor from the capi-
toll, after the ceremonies We're over, to take the
cars at the river for his home in Undertook.
CuLT1vATING A RAILROAD.-The Auburn IN.
W American says that miles and scores Of
miles within the fenced track of the Central
Railroad are planted with potatoes by the en-
plOyecs Of that great rOnd." These railroad
farms" are attended to mostly by the wives of
the employees.
SAKE, the well known poet, and editor of the
Burlington lSsntinel, addresses the following to
an offended subscriber
Politely bids US "send the thing to hell ~
A timely hint. It's proper We confess,
With change uf residence to change III address;
Where the subscriber viii be get 1t.
SroP NY PAPER.-rhat'sit it, 'Stop my paper!"
So said man the other day to us, because the
unfortunate paper did not reflect all his opinions
aud could not perhaps, stoOp to his littleness of
ideas We havc to inform that gentleman that
since ace have patronized him, in allowing him
to be subscriber, we have not only furnished
the paper to him for nothing, but have given
him one cent week to pay him for reading it
The price at which we furnish our paper to the
circuator to each subscriber is cent per toeck
less than the actual cost of material and labor.
So since our friend has given us fifty two cents
per annum forever, we thank him kindly, and
trust he will not subscribe again.-BU1dto Re
public