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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

7. E. Doolittle, Esq, of Meriden, one of the
most prominent Of the young lawyers at our
Bar, has bid farewell to old Connecticut, and
has gone to the west to establish himself some
where where wealth follows more rapidly the
exercise of legal talent. Two other lawyers
of this county have, we understand, gone with
him to take look at the country They viii
travel through Kansas and Nebraska, before
they return.
OK Saturday, at Bellevue, Iowa, mob
forcibly entered the Jail and seizinga prisoner
charged with murder, hing him: There was
great excitement in consequence.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

CrMoUs CASE OF CONSEQUENTIAL celebra-
ted liquor importer in Boston recently had his
pocket-book, containing large sum Of money,
taken from his pocket while entering church.
A few days subsequent he received the pocket
book through the post postage unpaid), &c
cotdpanied with note, in which the writer
stated that after spending the money. he dis.
covered to his utter horror that he had been
making use OF funds obtained in the infa-
nous liquor traffic. He therefore returned
the pocket-book, and would do the same by
sne money, should he be able to again lay
hands on it,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

Wa transfer the ensuing lines to columns
from the Christian Mirror. They first appeared, We
believe, few years since in the Ne,o York Observer
The authors name is enormously given in the Mr.
sror as B. s. Swan: a mistake which readers
will have no difficulty in correcting for themselves.
learn to be still what when the life is throbbing
Like ship, her girded cable fain to part,
When OH Che car of God fall signing, sobbing,
Tue storm chased surges of a troubled hearth
Still what, when earth in vehement commotion,
Groaning or hraved as by volcanic fire,
browns in it's roar The whisper of devotion,
Like dcath-cry lost in Ocean frenzicd ire
Aearn to he still fond spirit art thou dreaming
& OF halcyon state, from all disquiet Free?
tAh me: nor yonder sccst the deathshaft geam
81 ing,
Still nay rthin thee, elcmentsrof sorrow,
From deepest founts of thought and sense upwcll-
ing,
May strangc hope nor grief have cause to borrow
One molren sigh--too vast its own c'erswelng.
Learn to be still Thou needst, with tireless asking,
BY day, by night, that blessing to compel;
Need'st more than Summer fly, in sunshine bask-
ing,
Needs where It's winter stricken ghost may dwell.
Yet, ask in faith Against the i'll thou drea,lcst
ZONES wniCe-roDol pcaCe,sWeee allSe vi You swirl
Folding her wings beside thee what thou pleadest,
Whispering us Gods oun cord to thee-Be aN!
De still! how feasfully soever blended -.
Thy day with dark, like twiiight's feckered
-s bars;
For God will make thy deepest midnight splendid,
With oil HIS sapphire wealth of qhcnchless stars.
Be still The wild waves mighticst uhdulation,
Stirs not at heart the deep unfahomed SEA,
Ills but thine outer self can tribuaton
Harrass and chafe, SO God life dwells in Thee.
fcace heart: this boiling strife of will and duty,
Discharges quick the sediment of i'll
Past that like crystal lake. in placid beauty
s. Thou shalt reflect His image. Peace be sill!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

A LADY THAT Knows THE RoPEs."-One
OF the young ladies that visited the United
States ship Portsmouth the other day, who
was not supposed to have the slightest knowl-
edge or nautical parlance, asked Capt. Doran
why the attermost sail was like tyrannical
mother. The gallant Captain scratched his
head over it and then guy it up." BE.
cause it's spanker," modestly lsped the i'm.
portant young miss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

AsrARAc1s BEDs-A good depth Of soil is ncees-
sary-sty from . to 3 feet-we enriched with fot-
ten farm yard manure. Thorough and cT1rctual
spring apply dressing of SALT to the extent of
OF two pounds to each square rod. An additional
dressing of rotten stable manure should also
times be Siven Asparagus is a marine; plant henea
an &C ascnal application of salt shodd yno means
be omitted
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30
Tie Old Maid.

Across her wide and paIlid brow
Ia sInoothed the thin brown hair,
And calmly she sits knitting now,
In that old-fashioned chair.
She wears no ornament or cap,
Her eyes of darkest blue,
A plain white apron on her lap,
In folds of spotless hue.
Her feet rude square footstool press,
She gazes in the fire
A tear drops down upon her dress
Alas what thoughts inspire
That heart SO strange yet kind to all i
That eye serenely bright;
What shadow does this hour recall
Why weeps she thus tonight
Her rose-tree has not lost its flower,
Her mignionette it's bloom,
The quaint old clock still calls the hour,
And sunset giids the room.
All! memory thy deathless light
Restores to her again
The moments of starless night,
+. To which no sunrise came
E. G. GOODWIN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30
one Of the most respectable families Of New

one Of the most respectable families OF New
ark, n. j.. Mr. Rob TT Johnston, wife and
daughter, were guests a; the National Hotel at
Washington. previous to the Inauguratio, \,
since which time they have all been seriously
i'll. Mr.. Johnston and daughter have nearly
recovered but Mrs. Johnston died On Wednes.
day last, the best medical skill proving of no
avail.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CAsEs.-A lady Wis
iting the Coalbathfield Jail saw the prisoners
at work on the tread-whcel. She said TO the
governor, All ! there they go--tread, tread,
climb, climb Poor things! Be kind to them,
MIR. Chesterton, and don't work them too
hard" Some time afterward, dog was sto-
len from the lady's house, the thief was con-
victed, and on her second visit to the prison,
he ,;as on the tread-wheeL ''Ah there they
go--tread, tread-climh, climb !" she excIainl-
cd as before and then suddenly assuming the
widest energy, she continued with outstrctchcd
arm and clinched hand, "Work them to death !!
l don't care what you do to them, now they've
got my dog !''-Chcsterton's Memoirs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

ELI Clifford, halfbreed, charged with kill
ing John FL. Sails, was hung by mob on Sat
urday, in jackson county, Iowa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

Fsrteen lines or less-1, 2 Or weeks .......s 81 90
Six continuance thereafter, per week, 20
Probate and other legal notices at the usual rates.
YeAfly and other regular advertisers charged &C
esrdin,s to space occupied.
aH Tran, .ient Advertisements must be accompanied wM
che nsney to secure Insertion.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

Farmers shotld be careful not to have Bleeding
or cracked hands when they are bahdliug guann
Several cases Of poisoning from this means are res
corded.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30

The jealous man poisons his own banquet,
and then eats Of it.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-04-30
GLE Gitebhelo enquirer
Is Published every Thursday Morning at the
Office, One Door East of the Courthouse,
LITCHFIELD, CONN.
r e II NJ q.

r e II NJ -.
4a Subscription Per Annum.
Village subscribers (by carrier and single mail
l. subscribers ddgsnce, .....::...... 81 so
Town subscribers, (of the carriers route,) and
mail subscribers, in bundles ...............1 Is
Or, if paid strictly in aduancs. ...............1 90
fH Postage Free within this County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arnarioan Wines and EBranuy.

Arnarioan Wines and Brandy
IC,1oIsnatf grdJlds na6t Zdae's Esf1ad 6raaGs.
ctPARKLING oATATBAI Quarts and P4nts'l nus
. Of French Champagne. q. nsrnsn HoeEi
STILL CATAYBA, Corresponding 70 herman '
tsRfASyBA BRANDY, Distilled from cats~6a Wine
Strictly pure; for medical purposes nnFiEeHsa'
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines in h0Fisontd- position, anu IN Ss
Il an even temperature 80, ,.,,,.,s /, -. Ion.
In oLl IrEuEsS tire SPARELIS WINES Shoulo DC kst
sr tbree DAYS before using rOo, OF At TIE ts,
pcrafre Of about degrees, that the Wines are ven
1aTmed through. 4.is -. ,,,-y,,yr CITGyyRA
WINES for injuries their and haToE ana al!nts
the Wines destroying their character. Jhe
too sensitive TO bear iee ~ . a., ..... 20 ,be
~ IN offering the above WINES 70 the notice OF the
erieau public desire assure al portions who MY
clTAwBA GRAPz free from add every form Of adntTt
Ston and containing alcohol FesuI
from the nsturRl process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA L. not made 70 4HtTAIE any
forg article WhateTer but tis deslned TO be Just Ehat
IA represented an 4 EsIerIcitn sparkling WtneS as
bstnpagne IL FRENCH ''sPaTki!ng Wine" Here the re-
Eelhnce the American y lar more IISh
and fuitv In favor II makes tnors delicious vine the
Teiudc in the foreign article 1iaE be regarded as
prsudice only, and inconsistent with true taste and udS
uaeut- -. 5,s5,,sz, - :.
most admirable tonic for inVAlldS, aud for sAcRAT4L
purposes tits wholly uneSeEPtionEblc.
The BRANDY made from the CAtavba Grape differs IN
material degree or AIRY French Brandy Of courJs
but the time 1t NIL those qualities which
IL desired strictly pure Brandy for tdienal or
other rurpases, It cannot be over e9tiGated 4f5sf
For sale by T. H. LOGAN 4 90,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, va.'3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
-nnLRn- SLLlIMER= STOCK.

l.. 20 "a inform the public that have Just returned
from the East my THIRD SUMMER SIOGh' con-
sIstipg OF Lawns, Berages, aIantillas eet ~
cn especial attention stock OF straw ahn Ne-
oItTn Bonnets Of every description both plain and iancy
which shall sell cheaper than they have Oes SOFA se
Bonnet Ribbons Of which purchased large quantity
heeIE shall sell less than they have been SOLD YET ss
season. By calling you viii convince your5e o. tne @et
Also 800 dog. Riches to which invite the stLenI9n e
the Trade as will sell cheap any Jaboing houSe
East; only buying Manufacturers and l'"PoTtera
Also 100 Of those cheap l2fe Ms, the great
est bargains ever SOLD in Wheeling.
Also. 1000 yds. Of the plain ReraEct at S9c nSE
Aso so more Of those Cellars at &C. and which are cheap
at IeXe. .z,--s, =, -
latest designs, ! call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would 80
we'll have great many Auction BARGAINS when
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC PRAGER.
ia No. 1913 M1inSt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
: FULTON HOUSE.

~ - Wash1ngJon. = d.
THE undersigned having leased this ge known ho- NJ:
tel, and having thoroughly rented it, takes THIS t;
opportunity Of presenting its claims to the tFYein.
community. He has secured the services OF the tnoSt 9b
ing and attentive walters; his table Will hei at all
Furnished with the best the market affords The stabng
In the county and Is attended by care
full hostiers. ~ -
The most dgcn attention will be given to insure The
COMFORT and to cater Of all who may peoin
guests No pains or expense will be spared to make ms
comfortable home all who may either permanently OF
temporarily ~; ef ksII tAsif JOHN HALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
IN n q T5TEI7 TTIVIE STORE l857.aa3
seAInT STREET. y FfEIrJe vAJIII1 & I
s 6tT35 4 III EI5flT5ARGfED.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
ADVERTISEMENTS.

1--WE ,o,, TJvscei,sia, use lTRAxALs FLIXIR.
Ill Have Won Rhruuanttsm ElAMIsTOS
Are IN, bald headed. use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
NJ Won want good Imminent, use FoRSHAs BALM. p
want brush oreonll or ootue o4une peItVhe'
70 10 the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
TO make soap quick RoOi ana cheap use MS
CONCENTRATED LYE =, 80, ,,,,, o.
Nv WA tbe miles, ethe certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have You q cough, Sette HoARHOUNn HAisAM.
(bogLisT brace Port MOnBais
ia1porter Balm Of II, usAHd Flowers
Tr5Ss ~ --45+- Electric on H5
Randarr syringe
Reit Pine HpouR -
q ~ = Ta 70 the Bridge corn EruS Store 4
Hoiiavav'r pills and ointment
BakeF'S Cod Liver on -
BoeThaTetg Holland BitteFH
HooIand's German BttsTs
F"' 41N - 90, Dr,y iNa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
Wheeling High school

"H0UIIIt5 844L6A -ASOA4IOA = y.
TIME subscribers have Themselves for the pur
pose opening Classical and Mathematical Schnoln
wheeling II Is their intention to make 1t In every respect
equal Academies and High Schools in our eaun-
try Pupils will prepared enter class in College
or to engage active pcrsltS OF life Te course Of
studies will embrace the English, Latin, Greek French
and Spanish languages and fall of Mathematics
The PfIncras have lad ample experience ia teaching In
various Academies graduates Of two OF the best
the United States and can furnish Eatsfac
tory testimonials and references. a+-s..
The Military will be introduced far As to have
daily drill which found Of great advantage, in CIV
ing regular he pupils and improving their car
Inc school will be opened on the 4h of March
for the summer vacation the 9Th Of July. Due notice
will be given Of the location OF the school,.
For the present the Principals can found the SLure
House where application made for further inoE'n
lion r.. JONES,
OF the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
EeH0S-tf OF Princeton College, n. J.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24

WALL. rllPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
(TTE Niltnow asll ne vide heavily glazed wall PAPER
w 3 and 3IS cents. which formerly sold. and u now
ceiling eSgUheTe - and % per bolt The paper p
In nergct order and tie only reason NC otter this induce.
men to purchasers Il that the papers at The usual prices
high for tie market. We NTe also in hans very
Ane assortment Of cheap paper which cder very low
Also Just received boos among them the private
correspondence Of Daniel Webster By his Son; VIVA by
Mrs SSuhWorh Travels In Europe; by IrAnseus Inquire
Within; The days Of my Life; School Amusenents; GracIa
rs DvIInIson: kSnSasiGs &C.. Maps
Western States for 20; also, fun assortment Of School
aud blank H0OkS, g.. SC. aai =,sl
Al the l,;s periodicals and weekly papers: at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24

- REMOVAL.
E undersigned grateful the patronage they have
received from die citizens Wheeling and the public
generally at the old stand respectfully ask conttu-
alce of their location, No. ll3 Main, be-
tween Monroe and Union Streets IL
purpose all to keen such an asSortment Of
CHINA, GLASS QUEENs;YARB, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that viii he most likely to uit
OF all who favor US with their PATRONAGE
Our Rooms are spacious, aordng facilities unsuTpassed
In the west 10 exhibit goods advantage end aside from
our Retailing and packing department shall continue to
keep on hand original packages Of assorted QueenEvare
adapted of country and the extreme West
which Will be offered 4 small advance over the cost.
Connected with this house, is FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants NAV rely upon
-''s'' U'''zS ''-- J. K. DUNHAM { CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
FTSs17IST=I a MOONS MISCELLANEOUS.
3. q. SCOTT,
No. 1877 Main street, wheeling. va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
watches. CLOCKS, Jeyvelry, Watch q CI0ck
NIRtcriuIs, Tools CLAUSES,
CULVER Plated and Britannia Ware; Gold Pens, and Fenr
- ellis Cola and Silver Spectaelcs Port onnaiss, tnses
Card Caaes Cabas Work Boxes, Brushes Combs
Scans Pocket Knives Scissors Razors
Pistols Ger s Plated Specks Spoons and Forks
SIX Guards Steel Keys Steel PENS Yet and Coral Goous'
nd a general assortment of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added Largely 20 my stock DON IN ~
the Wholesale and Retail departments enaoles me 70
watchmalers. Merchants, Pedlars
and the public generally very complete assortment At
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
watches! watches!
TUST received, direct from the Importers ~ y
81 1 doz Gold HINT. English Lever Watches,
Z" aud n. y. Anch "
Silver EnGllsh Lever o
and D. B. Aneh and Lsp!ne Watshes,
and Gold Duplex do
2 Gilt Anch and Lcplne do
mAs. ''t 'N''' 4'ie'-'1 80 80 T. SCOTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
KEEP CO0Ll KEEP cool?

KEEP CO0Li KEEP cool?
ME wish inform drinking friends that
wv AsAln prepared to fnTnlslt PCKE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal to made In the country Remember that
mineral water is not Soda WateTIt Is pure water highly
charged with Eholesome and gently Btulatns ERs. Its
sHeTVvseencr is owing the eseAps Of this and
the pFEtence Of Soda and TartaTfe Acid Soda
Our Srrup8 re confident equal Rny found IN
the EeTh cities Srch Il the testchy OF hose who have
tiled both. sss
II addition The nspal fruit surS, have the deiiei
AMI GRAEbA SyrupS. Gail the bridge Drug Store.
jst I. II. LOGAN Co.
Iotk PURE CIDER VINEGAR
DARRELs prime family Vinegar Iust received and for
A9sll aals BY liY2il lsE-1 A&Ik1LLf,
INLEslI pIUsHES-very neat and cheap, for sale by
~ it1N = II . III =. H LOGAN Z co.
SlANGHAI MATCHES, for sale .bg q
!. nj MORE NEW GOODS.
IN rs DdnbAr, Dixon Cos and Richard Hayes Sons
gu ,vIrhratei taatgs ef Irish Linens, Ehieh
js3T iIETsREtr swEGRINGES.
q ErTLE your accounts by t1Eing Nntes, hay your
- blauks from " tiytOl ,. Z. WILSON co.
ETfER Copying Presses Letter Copyfus B0okr, Water
II Uups. B9eas RrqAhes, Oiled sheets, Checks, Drlfs,
Netet. Bills OF fading. L., At = -,
ieiS Jk. Ml1SQS Z C0's.
NJ havethis small lot " CHOICE PAM
w lily FI1OERsade freal Ftn6 vTlftk WHaAf, which
We bslisEs. =. i,T,,,,,S
*. - I'm 3 ElAppeNst 4
6fI0 BUsHEEs SHIPSTtFF, Feceiyed and tet sElre5
lJNJU ly9S -s MATHEW MeSAbB.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24

- y I -7I7-77J ()BS!JC1BSI - = :
DRISTA3c cases Briggs and Richlnond's Prints Or,
u ways sell at a levy, at 8 to &c. sis2i
40 ps I'd wide Chintz worth 20c, at 1sK.
S cases Ginehams, of superior quality aud tIs e
sf atailevy-aNe great bargain.
Chally DeLains-a few Thousand yards Of beisth,
Lains on fine ChaIIv ClathS, such as ne Iodrs
f-ff 81 cts, from Toto 15c.
Pine bro. Musllns, worth 10 at 6A<e-at
apps s4i5siai52 59ii STONE Z TFtoYp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
MIS- lEANR06S
H0LLoWAY's1 GENUINE IRNI6ISS

rSHEsE PIasterS are prepared from the a.s,....
that valuable vegetable remedy uJed ~ Iea W..
Germany, and various parts Of Europe, viz
ing efficacy g % atIsi. te attention Of he
pfopeTtIes by lts Stimulating and anoiSns 20 NJ!
forfis immediate relief In all cases of psias
The breast, side, back Or limbsaiso, In bSs,.s
fractures, CONT, rheumatism. luHbaso, soS al
auxIlIary In liver complaints peurisy, cone. s
sumption, asthma, hoarseness, DC. sGl, !
THIS "a uoqpsck preparation bit one U1...,,.
hation Of the Medical Profession, the most ~
hear honorable testimony Of their wanderf,,
n .seribe them and recommend tlietn 70 ne
Medical class. They have been before ue u,Ss 4
than ten ysGrs, and OF te many tllpn,a6d ~
,yr of e single cdAe Of EIiiGr, n "!
Fhey are spread orthe l6rtiGEt IamtsSiO g q. M,
comfortable. and may he worn on the raot ss,ag
sous II, ali sIiustIons While they adhere GrSs
way sou the WhItest linen. Sold by " ( {
iH4sa 9fEf Il H, L0GAstc,
my4 NrilEe Garn,ib.U'Ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
REFERENCES.

y 3'lI'7i = = n TITT EyI2EiNCES. 49,
r.orsft Tsaaver Co., Phlndclph Wood bacon So
pba: Deal Slligan 90 Phla. Nc Eyans "
Hnrris H. iIaIlowell& 90 ,PhIla; Caleb Uope So
rhs William H. brown Go Phla John Brown Co.
Raig6ti brother Co.. PhH Lsyc1, BfosnsT CAM
Now York. eCurdy Aldrich Spencer =. y
steven Cincinnati; Smiths S S
Iii Ohio: Craig CLARK, Washington Ohio; y & =, H.
Dick Meaivile, Pa; BrOtherson
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
sTEA.NI MARBLE Z WORKS,

Please give me a call and examine my work. taa 4
>MIOHAELJ. ROHAN,
81 .1g- - Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
~ Alse Cncined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement. Plaster
Casts aud Models, Marietta Grind Stones at
the lowest trade prices. lyd !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24

b. .FLlll I.OLJR ~.
S1 BARRELs sysamote Mills Flour tseiect " mt s
tlt 2Q Barrels Extra aud Super assorted "a
IS Bushels Fresh Corn Meal. just Iss ssBsSsSpJI
5 novq9-St No GO Aain I ts>>
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24
Revolvera! F'ireaTms!

ReVO1vers! Firearms!
CUTLERY ,rXIE{h }BsIEgY GooDsii
r WOULD call attention my large and splenFd stock OF
Firearms, consulting OF Single aud Double Barsed Guns
Colts Aliens. MaFstons and Warmers ReTolveTsi and
great variety Of Pistols too numerous to MENTION
ALs0A sendid stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods ETC.
TFuSsFa and Supporters in great variety.
match AZ Z. CARTWRIGHT'S
Cutlery, Variety and MnGc Store,
Je1s = les Main s.. wheeling
DARTICULAR attention Is called 70 style Of lever
watch every part o|SnAicA Is t. AIasr.
tcG every variety OF STYLE gold and silver
watches and AL Warranted 70 be correct
"Vor ssie bv o.P. BROWN,
mayi Washington Han. Monroe St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24

eESTLKNES'sveRx.
lao pair Gents lne boots;
15O do 1ne AonroeF;
$50 do patentlcather Oxford Tler
f" 100 do 10 Jersey d.
100 do do Congrtsy kosIr
i25 do bueLsldn Oxford Tics;
70 do DO Congressboots:
: i1C8l do cold cloth do
$50 do patent leather westernTle,,
respectfully iaviteti to call and am,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-07-15

ne wig moreover, strange TO sar. expr,,.s. IA,
e'eervuee Win Ne In the very seniment which the
Era has chuekled over aud thus puts itself in The
which it endesvors place us in regard q
We rather agree With the E,,m;ns- IN n, a., A.
c'sraton that the South has no party In Ksn.,o, %,
presenf tune 49, -" :" n~"ss'-o' "''
"u. soes .he whig by single admission turn the
"no'e aue's which it hss devoted to u. upon itself"
Inc hram'ner, In quoting from us, stopped little
short OF the mark. II II had proceeded further 1,
would have discovered the reason wo ASSIGNED for
saying that I've rather agree with the Examiner in
Its hrst declaration that the South has no party in
Kansas at he present time" We purposely itali-
esed the words ~t the present time, so as clearly
10 indicate our meaning We knew there had
been pro-slavery party in Kansas and a most
zeaious and formidable one-but there is none, we
said, "dt the present time" ANDY why" we askedy
"Becanse, We replied, and the Examiner omits the
repiy-"6eeduse the earnest, assiluavs, and poser.
fat preaching or Walker has conrerted nearly erery
man an the Territory 10 tie Free State cause -
And westil believe that such is the fact which subse-
quent events will fully confirm. Does the Rrdminer
concur with us in both Of our declaratons-the one
that the South has party in Kansas ~ tie present
tine and the other that the reason of is that the
teachings and exertions Of Walker have debauched
and destroyed its
We refrain from further observations in reply ia
the Examiner ut present. although strongly tempted
to proceed, for this Kansas mbroglio OF BIchana an
and Walker is exceedingly Interesting and instruc.
tive, and should command, as 1t deserves, the thought
ful attention of the Southern people