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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
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DIR. j. Y. c. SMITH.

" ALI PAPEK, NHkAPEIt HAN Nv Eh.
aye win sell hne Wild; heavily glazed wall paper AZ
wv 33% aud 31 cents, which formerly sold, and is
seliag elsewhere and 81 cents per bolt The paper IS
peTec: order and the only reason we oer th induce
ent to purchasers the papers az the usual prices
high the market, We have also In hands very
dnr assortment Of cheap p per which offer very low
Ao, Just received bouks, them the private
correspondence Of Daniel Webster, by h Son; VIVA By
Mrs SouWorh Travels In EaTope; by Iranseus; Inquire
Within; The days my IAie; School Amus.ments GTeta
nher by DennSon; Kansaslts sources, &c aaps
and blank Rocks, e., sc.
!. C. ORR'S,
,ys Eo.ii5 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Wines and Brandy.

riTcfrnatf brands and za1e's IslaRd brands
C,PGRKTING CATAWBA, Quarts and Pn's) The rival
y of French Champagne. ~
STILL CATAwBA, Corresponding to German ioeA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS,
1 TT. c. OER'S, Formerly J. II. Thompson's) No III
y Main Just received, large invoice OF msce
School and Blank BoOks also general assortment
Wall paper. Among books be found Gibbons
Rome Uumes' England IrvngS Life Of Washington Dicks
and Rollins Works, Pluarchs Lives, Carks and SCOTS
Commeutarie also, Benon's Thirty Years in the Senate
Efne's Exploring Expedition, Bledsoe Liberty and sa
tine Hills OF the shaemuc NsaiHi, Hawathn Marry
ing Too Late, Re, &c.
We have also large number OF selected expressly
for the lTOars rather than described
Also the publications the Presbyterian Board Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
Every thing usually found in the Book and Stationery line
sept constantly hand, at No. III Main street deco
I'VE have in store the following make Of nsnced
w Brown Cottous in all widths, which will sell
Mt prices as low rs can be bought in the city:
Semper IIeIn, (Blra'd.)
- Water Twist, do
Z" Phoenix. do
:" Artics, (Extra heavy do
Also large supply OF white Rock, n. Y Mills, and
InlOse celebrated Housewife Cotton.
BROWN GOODS.
Bale 81 "NeYersiuE'
9 III "Conestoga"
'tW2terlOu"
We also have large supplies OF pillow linens and
sheatngs, Table Diaper Damask Towels ToelEnS Doylie
and Napkins OF all Sizes qualities and patterns.
now HEISKELL& SWEARISGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
IM. GENIL E.IEN!

VIII IN, GENILENEN!
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons, and
the citizens of Wheeling generally, that have just
ceived Spring and Summer stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Yestngs together with full assortment OF Gents Fur
nlshing Goods
stock has been selected with great from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles very
neat and quality they second to being OF the
best makes and which prepared to make to
der and short notice. in the latest and approved
style and best manner.
A good tit guaranteed In all cases or no sale, by
]. II. STALLMVN, Merchant Tailor,
app No. Q WashlngtOnIIaIl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03
DIRECTIONS

CSTAWBA BRANDY, Distilled from Catawbs Wine
strictir pure for medical purposes unriyallcd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03

Revolvers! Firearms!
CUTLERYi VARIETY GOODS!!
TRUSSES.
WOULD call attention large and splendid stock OF
Firearms consisting Of Single and Double Bareed Guns
Cos Aliens, MRrston's and Warmers ReyOlvers and
great variety OF Pistols too numerous to mention.
ALso-A silendd stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods, etc
TTUsHes and Supporters In great variety.
~ All kinds of repairing done with neatness and die
patch at T. CAETWRIGHT'S
Cutlery, Variety and Music Store,
iel9 125 Main Wheeling.
DARTICULAR attention IS called new stye OF lever
watch epery part oCteiei IL nd7urctRret'i1 A7Sr-
fon which in every variety style gold and silver
Thesa watches and all Earranedto be correct
tino-keepcrV
PoFaale by CP:EHOWN,
msy1 Warrington HsIl. Monroe II.
Piano Fortes
OPENED THIS DAY, another lot OF ChIckerinc & Sons
Piano Portcs which claim to be supeTiorto other
brought this Market all the and wind
about other Makers strings and gold medals into the
bargain
We respectfully call on those who want Instrument
that be relied fair price, and select
from fine stock, ready for sale at No. 20 Union
jesS JMgLLoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03

"Poor Old Uncle Ned"
"And he had wool the top OF his head,
On the place where the wool ought to grow"
'TnEEE some folks nOwadays, in the same lanenta
BILE fix with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song of of rejoicing, II they will OILY the
which Art offers to Nature, to aid her.
Emcrsou'8 Hair II Restorative,
Is n well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There
those in Wheeling who testify to its power preventing
the loss of hair, and in restoring uxuriant growth, where
through sickness otherwise the hair had unfortunately
fallen out.
Bmersons Hair Tonic Is for sale by
T. II LOGAN 4 co,
dec1l Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-03

JOBS! JOBS!
TORINrS-5 cases Briggs and Rchmond's Prints that all
L WAYS sell at q levy, at S To DC. LIsIlaH
40 ps yd wide Chintz worth zoe, at 1ejH.
cases GInghRms, ofsuperior quality and fast cooTS
ut q leYY-a very great bargain.
Chaiy Deains-a few thousand yards Of beautiful Do
LaIns fine Chally Claths, such as We sold at25 tc
81 cts from Toto 15G.
Fine bro Musns, worth 12 at GHe--at
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-03-31
Our Grave Yesd.

We have been requested to state land we do so
with great pleasure) that our worthy Chief Marshal
Mr., Wi,hesspoon. mill be at,the Graya Yardpn Thurs.
day morning next, der The phrpose OF experimenting
the work of cleaning up &C., and it is important and
particularly desired that the citizens of Camden and
vicinity should give their prompt and efficient co-ope,
ration, by sending sufficient number OF hands TO
enable Mr. Wilherspoon to have the work properly
DONE
"Thc respect paid to tho dead, it has often been
remarked is good criterion by which to estimate
the character of the livingn should be careful in
this regard lest We lose claim to the high character
we have held in the estimation of others abroad for
hospitality and refinement
Our Grave Yard has been too long neglected, nnd
we are all sadly at fault in having allowed the "city
of the dead" to remain in such state of3negect and
dapidation. We are afraid if the above test was
strictly applied to US now tha: we might fall below
the standard A stranger visiting our town, we fear,
would not be yorably impressed, if he should judge
alone by our Cemetery.
Let it be so no longer; all interested in this
eonsecated ataAara lie The remains Of our dearest
and best friends We owe it 10 the living well as
to the dead that the silent homes OF our departed
fathers and mothers should be honorcd by something
more substantial than few occasional tears shed
upon Their sleeping dust. Surely the appeal for help
to clean out and properly arrange our Grave Yard
will not be made in vain
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lcentousness and error lave been allowed 10 mrRe
with the urbid waves OF sectional calousies ard sttf
If the Press at the North had been true to mssbf
what might have been the condition of atlard noTf
is not hard TO imagine. 1t is the low trucking Ign
tious Press Of Free Solism and Black Republiauhm
at the North and Northwest, that has lowerd she
standard Of journalism, and prosituted one u the
nobest ends and Institutions of liberty, to vile telfh
and dshonorable purposes This is 81. Tht free
dom of the press has been abused, and itsFacred
rights and honor have been trampled in tle'd7t. :.
The senior editor Of the Courier ought to haV learn
ed this lesson we'll by his experience during be last
Presdedil canvass. in his war Of words Ih the
representatives of the Black Republican, cret We
then admired his palor and triumphs nor are e now
disposed TO quarrel with him for the love of terey
for his "wayward onslaught" upon our disiinnished
fellow citizen, but our motto is fat justiha NJ cS
lum"
We have not been led ornake these remarks trough
the least spirit Of unkndness 10 the Courierife en-
tcrtain the warmest feelings OF friendship td IDS oar
esteemed contemporary, and desire that such rtaons
should continue; nor are we particularly solcous to
appear as the champion of Judge Withers orof any
one else, but we have embraced the occasion, ad now
simply asscrttlat upon the general propositeS eQp-
taincd in the late charge Of Judge Withers ateEsf
ba, ween.irely agree, believing that whiit tie Sfs
has donc and is doing much good, and will doubtless
continue 10 be of incalculablo benefit TO the wrh'
yet, candour and common honesty comPels US to aht
that it may. be- as it has been, made the vehicD Of
immense arm; and whenever such is the cas-, it
should be restrained or regu ated, albeit the rnobd
sentmentaty Of the {" freedom Of the Press" shoad
seek 10 shield its hideous corruption and venahy
from tile impartial scrutiny and jn.t condemnation OF
an enlightened, liberal, and discriminating public so.
tment. - - =
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Gov. Gc;lTy's Reason for LscsiglalHs
&c.

Sr. E.ovrs, March l7.--Ihe Democrat pub
fishes statement, relative to the Affairs q
Kansas, given by Governor Geary. From. il
il appears that the cause of Governor Gearys
r., ;una,ua was the inure Of President Pierre
10 fulfil the pledges made at the time OF his
(Gearys) appointment. These pledges wee
to support him with an army Of militia at tie
expense of the. Public Treasury, if necessary;
but instead of receiving this aid, he has pad
$4,000 out Of his own pocket-the Admiuii-
tra,ion having refused military support undr
the most urgent circumstances, while he WIS
thwarted by the Judiciary of the. Territory II
every possible manner. The Governor states
that fifty men were under oath, from the da:
he entered the country till he left it, to assas.
mate bin provided his official conduct did not
meet their appreciation.
lie regrets the step he has been obliged 10
take, but foels confident that had the promised
assistance been rendered, he coald have aJar
istered the affairs OF the Territory in manner
acceptable to honest settlers Of both sides. The
relation to the outrages committed by prosla-
very men, lie says one half has not YET been
told. Hepronounces the murder of Bufuri hy
LAYS the most cOlu DlOOueu aUu uLIoclOuS a-Iali
ever witnessed. His version of the Sheyerd
1Io
says, however. that the account published fih
The Republican, over the signature Of "Jones,"
is tissue of f,lsebood. The Governor COM
plains bitterly of the obstruction and mntla-
ton of correspondence. lie says the mail
bags are constantly opened, and all objection
able matter to or from him extracted. The
Governor thinks the establishment Of a Slavery
constitution inevitable. 4
Governor Geary's farewell address TO the
people OF Kansas is also published. 1t is a
sketch of the Governors administration, setting
forth the previous and present condition of the
Terrt2ry and recountiny the difficulties and
embarrassments that have been thrown in his
way. He says the great body Of the people
are conservative and law abiding people, and
that they are willing to make sacgficos. for
peace. The troubles in the territory, he con.
tinues, have been occasioned by ambitious
schemers, with no spscia interest in the terri
tory's weIfare-vho nOrer desired peace, and
who will not allow it to continue if they can
prevent it.
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SHERIFF'S SALES-

10y virtue Of srndry writs Fl. Fa. to me directed
- will sell before the Court House door in Cam
den, on the first Monday in April next, within the le.
Gal hours Of sale, the following property to wit:
300 Acres, more or less OF Land adjoining Lands OK
Mrs Nighlon, and others, on the waters Of Swany's
Creek aud Cal.tail branch levied and to be sold as
the propc,ty o! Burel Albert, at the suit Of H. Levy.
Also Head Of Cattle Head Of Hogs Smalk
Wagon and Harness. Bushels Of Oats, levied upon
and to lie sold as the property OF Isaac Boatwrght,
at the suit of W. Thurlow CASTOR To be sold op
Tuesday at the residence of the Defendant. -
ALSO ~
200 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of%S. P.
Murcbspu, W,n: King,sapd oilers levied upon and to-
be sold as the property OF Benjamin Hough, at the
siiiit of Richmond Terrell, Assignee
Negro Woman named Bcss, or Elizabeth levied
on and 10 be sold as the property OF JAS D. Gardner
at the suit of A. S. Wilson, and others.
March II, L. BARNES, 8. X. D.
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Davis Pain Killer.

This will certify. tl.at about four wears since,
was attacked with ioars"nrss at ihr lungs, hard
cough. and raising blood, with pain IN the center
Of my left breast; was almost discouraged. Bnt
hearing what wonderful success friend Davis
met with in curing colds, coughs. pain III the
sides. &C.. was induced 10 give Pain Killer
fair trial. was then raising f" I'D from two to
three times day. and had been about six weeks.
without cessation. followed tie directions, and
to ms satisfaction, my cough soon gave way, the
b!eejing ceased, my pain removed. and now am
ENJOYING comfortable degree Of h"al;h: no pain
about me, no cough 10 bleeding, and have a
good appetite, sleep sound, and find my strength
gaining and my flesh also increasing; and now,
whether live long or not, want everybody to
know what This Invaluable medicine, through the
blessing Of God, has done for me. have used
it with equal success in my family for many other
complaints for which il il recommended, and
would mos, cheerfn!Iy recommend the above
medicine to those who have colds and coughs
especially those oflong standing-never be- dis
couraged and say yom cannot be cured, until you
have given Davis Pain Killer a fair trial, as
have done. RICHARD ). fkCh,''M'
Fall River
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Judge withers and the Press.

We regret 10 see that our esteemed friends Of the
Charleston Courier, have anmadyerted so ercely upon
the charge Of Judge Withers at the recent trial be-
tween Dr. Gibbes of the South CarOlinian and Mayor
Arthur, Of the Municipality. of Columbia.
We thought the charge OF Judge VITO the Jury on
that OCCASION as we found it the Caronian all that
the most uncompromising atiludnaIian Of the Press
could desire, and judg ng from that, as well as from
our knowledge of his character Intelligence, and aound
Judgment we are forced to the conclusion that tho
charges OF the wayward onslaught Of Judge w: on
the newspaper Press contained in the Courier of the
o5th inst is unkind and ung, say tho least
of it. and must certainly have sstscn iroEI an entire
msapprehcnsion, on the part Of the writer oil the
Judges language and total ignorance Of his true
sentiments. Judge Withers is man OF too much
sagacty aud intelligence to believe for moment that
the Press does more harm than good; we believe as
he does, and so ought every thinking man, that IN
mauy cases. in this day, tile newspaper Press Is
an instrunent rather of mischief than Of good but
upon the whole, the country is infinitely better with
lii than without it. COL Maxcy Gregg, in the delence
of the case mentioned stated general proposition
that the standard Of the Press in country was
lower than it ought to be, and that it was in many
cases the fruitful cause Of mischief and excepting
the Press Of South Carolina, our country through it's
insrumenta'ity, had been injured by tho nnsithlul
ness and want of responsibility and truthiumess on
the part of those who had assumed TO govern d
rect public sentiment through the channel Of the
Press In tie course of his charge to the Jury Judge
Wher, took occasion TO snstan the general PROPOSE
ton on the hmschieol Tie Press" which Col. Gregg
had Suggested ns exhibited frequently in these days
of politicG! intrigue all dishonesty particularly tho
Press of New York Judge Wlthefs is righ, in thi.
view of the suhiect--thc Press in too many instances
is disgrace to onr country, aad those connected with
this honorable and responsible calling, have not TN
rec uently condescond"d 20 90 The dirty work OF un
,rf,, y, d tpmagogucs herchv making il the ready
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-03-31
Editorial Visit.

We are eratihed to have received call from ".
B. McCreight Esq., the local editor of that most ex.
cellent and valuable paper, the Charleston 4trcury-
Mr. McCreight, we are glad to see, has nearly reeov'
cred from the recent garoting which he received in
Charleston, and his visit to our sanctam yesterday
revived pleasant recollections of aud lang syne"-
He has been connected with the Press for several
years. and graceful ard easy writer; his letters
from Washington, when correspondent for our paper
exhibited much observation and good taste. We
trust that his visit to our town may prove pleasant
and profitable.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-03-31
Our Court

Convercd yesterday, Judge Withers presiding
The attendance is pretty full, and there are several
tedious cases. We believe the Issue Docket as well
as number for assault and battery, with case Rf
the State VS. Chesley Boatwright, for the killing OF
Chas. T Evans, which is likely to occupy consdera-
BILE time if the number Of witnesses bound over should
all be particularly examined
We are glad 10 Solicitor Fair at his post in good
health ms well as our esteemed friend Major Clinton
Of Lancaster, and other members Of The Bar from
abroad.
The weather is fine, and we trust that Court Week
will pass off as pleasantly as circumstances will al
low.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-03-31
DecliiEatiOia.
('3S')

Mr. Editor Allow me II small space in Your col.
umus, for the purpose Of declining the nomination for
tho Inendancy, contained in yorr last Journal.
have been scnsiby impressed by tho solicitations
received upon this subject and, if were residing
within the limits of the Town, might leel constrained
TO acquiesce, but, as not, feel that it is hot i'll
cumbent upon me to make so great sacrifice of my
time, comfort and convenience rs would necessarily
result from an earnest effort to discharge the duties OF
The Office. Very Respectfully,
March ~, 1851 WM. ". SHANNON.
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The Old Corner 7

4 T THAT well known stand lam now
N large variety Of Ladies' DressGooss
lin, Barcge. Tissue and Lawn Robts s'Sof Y
styles and qualities. Also, rich Cfntz, Org
Jaconet Muslins-some beautiful ,atterrs
ored Grape Maretz, OF the finest qtality; W
of everv description: best quality Rn Y
Spring coloIs; Summer Mantillas: HooPed
Skirts, and Skirting Cloths, in new styles
Belts, Dress Trimmings, &c, all at the love- @
prices. +. W. oOI
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-03-31

THE Hon. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The COM
pliment involved in the action Of the Senate
Yesterday, in selecting this distinguished ger
temal, to be the Chairman of their NllIhtagy
Affairs Committee, Immediately upon his re-
entrance into thc.body, is The first act. Of its
kind in the history of the Senate Of the United
States, and speaks volumes, indeed, with fefe4r,
ercc to the hold he has upon the respect and
confidence Of the living fathers Of the Con
federacy, and as to their appreciation Of the
ability and proHiety' with which he discharged
all the duties de.olved upon him as Secretary
of War in the Pierce administration. No
more fitting reLuke to the disgusting and dis
graceful warfare upon him g. the opposition
press throughput the four years, could possibly
have been admnist cred.
WushingioA, SlaI--,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-03-31
NEW SPRING
SUMMER GOODS!

We beg to call the attention of the public to the he
with the attention of those in want Of Dry Goods
s,!able for The season.
tinted Lawns Jaconets and Organdies, Barege De
Lmes, and Challys, fiain and Printed Baregcs-very
hadsome. also, FIounccd Lawns, Organdes and Ba-
ress GiugianS, American English, and French Cali.
coG in great variety; a full assortment Of White
Muins, Of every kind. large and elegant lot of
Scqh and French Embroideries; Silk, Lace, and
c ntilly Lace Mantillas-ncwest styles; Bordered
H. and Embroidered Lawn and Cambria llandk IS;
Lads ard Misses Hosicry-a very full assortment ;
Silk nd Kid Gloves; Ladies and Misses Lace Mts;
Bca,ed Shirtings and Shcetings-all widths; shirt
ing ,tl Fronting Linens; Pillow and Sheeiins Linens
Bird We Diapers aud Towellings. Also, large stock
OF opriced and fine Textures Ior Boys wcar-in all
colou, with complete stock Of Doncstics for Ser.
yantsSc A. NJ. 4 R. KENNEDY.
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4. NJ. & r. Kennedy.

TAVIli received The largest and assorted
Ill S,o, Of Fancy and Domestic Dry-Goods, which
,hcv havcrcr had to offer respectfully Invites their
ronds arahe public to call and examine the same
They havoc old stock oil hand The Goods are new.
and will bold 20 ruarrd customers, or !or Cash
as Lo,gas j. can b. had anywhere.
March Is "
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TIE WATER, a. combined with other sim
pies, by Dr. Wistar in his celebrated Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, has a peculiar power over all
diseases of the lungs. Many physicians have
used it in their practice and generally with mar
ked success. ('3S)
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pring and Summer Goods.

TENII subscriber invites attention to A New
L SPPLY Of elegant SPRING AND SUMNER
coon for Gentlemen's Wear consisting OF Light
Cloths Cassi:neres, Testngs-Satin anl Marseilles
Linen rls for Pants &C.. all Of which will be sold
on reanabc terms Work executed in the best style
and last fashion. Also, on hand complete nssori:
mcnt oTRIMIlNGS &c. Call and examine before
you colude 10 purchase. e. n. MCDONALD.
Marc Sl-3m.
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Feb. 20.
Office.

HAVING purchased the interest at
c., in the Firm OF +. Finstein 4 Co. Ia
portunity of giving my thanks 20 my irien,
TONERS, and hope, by strict attention to
merit continuance Of that liberal patron
fore recci,ed. X: SPR
A. MACK is my fully authorized Attot
my absence from the State.
March "a, IL ~.
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None genuine un!rs
WrdI per.

The editorial department Of the Washington
Union ~ to n!.d'rgo change in y v"rv few
days Mr. Appleton has become $" leb'Ii'ated
by reason OF disease contrart"d it is said. at
the National Hotel, that he does not fee! that
he will he able for !nng lime to discharge
actively the duties Of the editor of The organ.
He has thcrtfmrc been constrained to signify
wish hat he be relieved fnm his connection
with it,