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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
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IxTERESTIHG CoKKESPOSpEScE-Mr- samuel
Nenear. Of York, one of the Democrats Who 70
ted foF Simon Cameron, vas boarding At Wits
..Penusylrania HOTEL SIX Democrats mem
hers who were boarding there also. addressed .
.lsire- 70 Nr. Mene1r, IN which they requested
him to quit the hotel, As his presence vas obno1-
iouS 20 them. Mr Nenezr reFsied to them. and
thea left the tavern We give below the cor
pespo..dsnce betEeen Mr. NeaeA< and the SIX
Democratic ne.nbers:
''HAsEIssrEG, Jan Il, 1851
s.NR SAMUEL MESEAE-
..psl- SCR The undersigned, BoardeEs At the
.Peaasylvania Hotel feel tisat they can no lon
ser frifhout doing injustice to themselves meet
n,eqtF.zrs Of a high ard honorable body should
have for each other We, Therefore, hope that
knowing your presence 10 be disagreezbie to Us,
yei viii gritbout delay leaye the house
--ES. Nunne4Tlaciser, Je-<e Pearson, Michael
Holman. Franklin McIlsaiR, Chas- u LeiSeIi-
January 18th, 1857.
c. n. LeisenTiag, J. C. Evans, B. Nunuemaeher,
/. J. Pearson. II Hoffman, F. IcIIyaIn:
I have received your note Of this date, in reply
10 which have n say, that feeling that have
done nothing which, As an independent Demo
erzt. ought not 10 have done, am unTiiIng
Ioager 10 aSsociate with peFSons VINO eTiTse= By
tiiis note. that they have - little kR0wistiSe Of
what i becoming IN members Of high and
honorable body, and who. On this account, are
not tit associates for gentlemen who can aSso-
ciate on terms OF equality. Is cannot consent
10 met such men on terms Of equality, It Is my
intention to leave house 81 which they are IN
mates -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

Brsroslsx--The New York Times, in speak
ing of Col. Benton's appearance in delivering
his lecture, remarks that it is pleasant thing
TO see a gentleman perfectly satisfied With him
sell, and whoever wishes to enjoy that agreeable
Epeetaele-to see man 50 overlooking With
aaour pFePrs that It ooses from every pore in
his bOdy. eliminates his eyes, glistens in his
ssIvery hair, is developed in every motion of bis
limbs, uaodula,es the tones Of his voice. and
lies in every fold and wrinkle Of his garments
whoever wishes to witness all this, should go
and hear Col Benton lecture
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

The Missouri COMPROMISE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
This is a world of change, and some of the
changes are indeed rather extraordinary. Dam
lei Webster, for instance, used to be termed 10y
some Of his admirers ''tite god-like;" but il the
reported decision Of the Supreme Court of the
United StateS, In the celebrated Dred Scott case.
shall prove to be of .9y moment, public OpiB-
ion viii be very far from endorsing the sub'im-
it's of his Judgment as the great ''rxpOuuder Of
the constitution" Henry Clay used to be al
most worshippcd by certain enthusiastic adora-
tors of political expedieucy, aS, pr cZceiiGHce,
Union saver" and yet his system Of cOInprO-
misses, IL the dictum Of the highest Judicial au
thority in the country be correctly submitted to
US, had no foundation whatever in the eOnstitu-
ton. and violated in spirit the fundamental law
Of the land He have been told, year after
year, by distinguished orators, that in the COM
promises of the constitution we might behold
the imperishabie agis of our national safety;
and we have been appealed to. time after time,
BY eloquent patriots, to incorporate them into
our heart Of hearts, as our only ark Of strength
in periods Of threatened anarchy and popular
disorder. Now, however, we are TO be assured,
they say, By an umpire we dare not contradict.
that ali such arguments and appeals are but the
sOphissry of eiocutiou, the poetry If the derna-
goguc, or the piOus frauds al political Scribcs
and PnariseeS.-.SuadIy Tine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
SAMUEL NIENEAR'

M'xE NAcAILIsTEE AsD HEE PAGE--A writer
st St Louis, in CIapp'z Boston Evening Ga
zettc. thus speaks Of the widow snd son of the
ate NJ MaealIisser, whose exhibitions here
last season were 50 descrve'ily popular:
Willie walking in the outskirts Of the city
proper, with friend. / was SHOWN very NEAT
iirtle cottage, which was told was knOEn as
the Magic Cotlage,- from the fact that II vas
tenantei by Nine MacallTsteT. the widow Of Ma
csEiiSter. m. Na:,ir;zn- knocked tine door,
and found Madame at home, the sane iadylike,
cultivated woman, whose romantic history first
lsique,i nv curiosity to see the heroine, and
whose pleasing manners and real worth su5~e-
.IrIentIv gained a lifelong esteem. As an old
tIie,d, she admitted to the Iiaagieroorn where
memories OF her Skillfli husband wers awaken
81 by t:le arrangement of his cabinet al which
Madame i perfes;ting herself prior t. appearing
in public He- little son. = truly lovely hoy,
aiIi act as her page, and her soirees viii prove
most attractive, fr her knowledge Of the srt has
been gssinesI after long apprenticeship. Nv her
ever she goes, apPreciating public viii be S'irs
10 encourage by generous patronage woman
srfis se-=ks support EOr herself and orphans
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
DIR. NJ. WALLETS
FFuATE PERIODICAL PILL

Tzese pis AsVe ussa h- private PFaesiss Of ne
ProPrets- EosF .ls e of E4sss- sos aHy
years re<siEE uh sBFArAl<l seesss wig Tx EEsa''
sAtasfasiea-e1rfas Ehsre otArF rszas'iiss faii
ms aet - epr-sesa= isrsElAr7ty sn4 ee-
s+-ucsioas pyslseinz regular rssurn @ ts 0sHty dis
eAz-ee-
rsasie sssusant Tey PTssase an 4srSe1A1e
ezhIeratioa kasPy aazsnes sos'a rzid End sOy
Prznan. s-rzaJs. OF snFPssips l<~lTes 80 are
e.usts aEsias. us.n 9lsse pills As shsy s-H pro'aee
rearria-, .hoszh srIeF eiseuslaacss ijari9=s 70
TIE laesi d,EeAie. For sale b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

PEEEr1sEp lady El1tieulan 1lid re-
laiR under the Of sagre-hlr use
not only render Il leAve The teefh aahas-
srs Many peFsous do no4 know their breath bad
TIE saeet Is delicate, teF friends naenoa
u Rplr silEte Hrup q the @llH hrlsh
ard Uash the teh niht and morning. sGeenf hottle ui1
last yeaF. 1af7at
HRAEItE1l CallPlEEI0B b
the '-lslI Il fhOasand Fi0NeTs' II rsinove
ples and freeRlestFOln t s having a q san fese-
atehle Wet toel. lor ShFee dFoUs and Va0h
tie face n5Eht au1 ulus1inE-
SIlAvISc Nara EGsFe year StsVfns-hFask IN ether
eold EI4er, r tres llr0El Tlf1 a \
Tols,nd FlOueEss Fab TIE heard V-H and s Vim lae
sgfl llig mach facilitating the operation ofahaT-
tag. Prize oniy Eity cents
" ?. FEFRIpGE CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

PAuPEl: IAAIGEArrnx.-Th daily importation
of hordes of negroes from Jamaica to AspinEall
Is mater demanding the prompt and serious
attention OF the authorities of this State. Al
ready AsfIinEall Is perfectly Overrun with this
class Of emi:1ants. and any addition to their
number. made, as IT Is, from the very lowest
dress Of tiie Jamsics population, endangers the
safety and welfare Of the city These people
come To the Esfhmus entirely. destitute OF any
means ofsubSi~tence. and. being unable to find
employment they are driven to commit robbery
in order to procure living. We fear. before
long, that the inhabitants Of AspinWall may suE
fer some serious evil at their hands The rene
dy we would suggest against such a rapidly
increasing misfortune IS. that every master Of =
vessel bringing immigrants from Janaica to Az
Pinwall, devoid of means, should be subject TO
penalty for the offenSe, and compelled to take
them back to Jamaica again immediately. IL
the authorities do not take the mStter up the
respectable portion Of the community should
meet and adopt measures to prevent their city
being inundatedby such a flood Of poverty and
crime as these people bring with them; and
they should positively refuse to allow them to
be landrd--FsaaIa9 S,ar .Jra. 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

HoS. z KIDwELL-In another column viii
he found letter fIom the Hon T. Kidwen, adj
dressed 10 his constituents of the Wheeling dis
trict<. in which he declines being considered a
candidate fcrre nomination for Congress
1t is matter of deep regret that Circumstsn-
ceS require the withdrawal of Mr.. Kidweil's
name from the nominating Convention shortly
to assemble in his district, and source of adli-
tional surprise and regret that previous body
should have hampercd him with limitation on
his period of services so as TO deprive his con-
Stituents of his valuable representation at time
when he was be coming, through his experience
In public affairs. more and more useful to them
and TO the eOdntry.-& s Deaoer1t-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
A.3an DEurslstA

grey. ReA or q IsIY Hair. DFeI ias,aaslv to =
Aeausifa Natural BaeS- uirhOui the lrAEs
mary 4. Hair OF SKA, By va A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE
F1FrEES MEDALS AND DiPLoNAs have heen avAriszi
70 A BATcHE10a -isee ISe, and sssa aFFliea-
lions s4e iAe Ir Of his Tauas % his IA
mas Dss. Il prozses eIosLot 70 Be distinguished roal
uatare asd ipEe in he l-asi houSV-
er Ieag Il Be esattanE,i-
Ns8=.>,Il Aapllsl G. private Foess) In de VIZ
Factory, SSs Broad say, y Z
soisin an eis- Of the Us'ssa s.-sss. s Drug
rists And Faacy Coed Dzz1sTa-
g-hs Ciesaia- has ih= and address Upon steel
psats eag-avng on four sides 81 zach box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
81 Broadway, SeW TsEk-
An Others a-s e7zlte4F-ii-
ssaby tn LOGAN co,
dse2=Ia Bridge Corner Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

a KExTrckT JrDGE'S CHAHeE--Judge INITIAL.
in a recent charge to the Grand Jury of Boone
county. Kentucky, expressed himself in reia
ton. to the practice of carrying concealed weap-
ons in the following language '.Now. think
I am safe IN saying that one man in twenty has
six shooter in his hteeeFes pocket, OF a bowie
knife in bis breast; and if ron are not careful,
you will come in contact with some Of these
gentry-theSe travelling srsesialS, as call them
They make 1t point u learn enough Of LAW to
IhruH you in the wrong; you VIII then see them
brace themselves hack agaiGst wall, and when
they find themselves safe IL the eyes Of the law,
they b'aze away. want you 70 be right after
these fellSwS''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
Cha Ter Bleotion.

JSXCtGT, 1G.d, ISL !
an Na7laT, JAnuaFv elect I'll ~ held
for NtTar Clerk. Treasurer, Gr1 GosnlaIs-
sonev- WhtEf t@tr, and Superintendent st E9gineF q
t Watrr WOras q tae ety Of W=eiiT,isd iar ~ Al
l=Fazn, Seho7l C0salaisstaneT. AT fstea - lse
schools aad N=ahers % fie COnaeil for ~ r llslS
eitF 05u1asesess oiaS =. sni e3ss-uR
oleek n II tae felisEias Ilaes n tae several lE
vlEs IA.
tn. arss ward, a. ne Hose Hou.s ss tie arr. wara
In taese-pai Ward, ~ he CT, Hail ~
In The Third Ward. - the Co1E1 Hsuts-
In The FoGEA WarI, a ie Hose Hoats Of TIE Essh 4nd
Ready Iless U1tagaly. AMI ai
In the Fnh Ward A tie North end q he Psbls s-s0Sl
Hoase % said Ward
he ue7shers the Co1ne1 apSortioo4d fsEas.
VIZ the lst Ward: for tie 81 Wsr eve IT.
Ward
me sseean yin be hid zaer saperzsen4ense q saz
persons u. Mayer aLAl appoint
GEo; y. ste5ii5s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

LoxG SERuoSss.--.At the South Carolins Con-
ferepre Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
presiding Bishop decided long sermons. except
on very special occasions, to be improper. csn-
Fathers. and to s9me extent, SubverSive Oi
the ends of the Christian ministry The limit,
on ordinary occasions, according 10 the Bishop,
should be from IS to IS minutes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
ACARD no THE LADIES.

- ~ HI r LADIES'
DR. DEP0NC6'F GOLDEN RENLAPE FILLS tafAl
BE IN reaoViHs stoPpAs-A FFeEai4rs % The esses-
These PMS arenetaE ae bat have seItJ te Dse
many years, ho France ard Aseriea, VIA
paraIIeIeI eTey e-ae BE urEed b aRy
thOzsane ladies' Uo have usei them, e rlaEe The Pts P
sc, 1e zievstsen Of hose suffering any ressar
iIses uhaIeVsr,H rel preventive tosr Iasra Ess
health I'll permit Of family PrsEnast f.
laiss sr those eseVesrohe eHutsosd
aEzsnst these PMS, proprietor
sPonsby afsertil abaye adOnIiion, aItoush their n
prevent any injury healtls osrTSts- eae
Pills reeoallendsA- Dsreettans eash bo1
Prick q. sod shnlesaie sad retail ~
LAUGIfLINS BGSHFTELD.
GeaT AGENTS for 0hio county. No = lf01rOs 81
AlsofoF saisb By I. H. LOGAN 4 co.
Bridge Gamer DrnEEists.
Au0rderS Be adlFeslI ao4le aoTe GeDer1I Assts
ty sl supply te trade PrOprstors prices, and ssn5
De Pills eoandeuiiaHy IasIss b nal b eneioshEsI
esth-r. The UH-eIinE Posf-oGee-
y B-Dr. DBponco's s0sI<a PIs sIzBaiufr ~. DuPon
eoob box oter EsnuiBe Fer paEtrussE Es4
Circular 81 A--ats- aV@y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

TE call te 4st-ur.Oa Of AL oll yo1a<, to ms VOa-
deTssi prep=rsEios which hack to is eEiEEAl e'oF
Eray hAir-eovrrs tie bad e he Sali VII iararians
groU1h-Eeovcs danruE. itching and an esIsue0us
erupsssEs-e4zss eoz9aaa OF natuFal dlts and
lsaet, used rezlAr rezslaE for the hair, VA pre-
serv s color ana Eee fro fAag T. extreme oii aze
IN al rs original bsausy W. can, tAe, uPNn The hli he
gray. diseased IN seaF, Il; Nad sar u the yeGns
III nos- S~tnE IoeS the h<Sitehsog
earl ever b Ei-hoz; pFSse uoa the toHsae q
tAOusanIs. Price 81. - ard 81 For sale ~
LACGHLINS RCSHFIELp.
2 H. LOGAN Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
ALL IIAII!!
SOMETHING FOR THE MIhLIoNH
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION ALL OLD AND
w TcaaE, UoEdeFfl aTrPATAisaFa- which tarzs
te 70 : orf-ina leolsr gay aair-av~rs hezi se
iAii i! luxariani SroTthrs1a0ves the dAlsFua tes-
ing, 1Ei ruraa-oas eFapsisa<-sERses ensta1sl -
Il tsg raizra aasds aud hence Il usl rtsiAr dress
uiIi preserve eoior and keeP . frcsI
F.rs extr-Tse 81 al natural b=AGtF. We
I thru. roa Ih- bzId The dsaat-t IL ssi. 70
y. .ul iu rry y4iar s- aOa
ing lees v5t0atit- Ks T-ais-
Is upon tae taasGs % thousAEis-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

HAKFERs NV Fanny PAFEH-The South
Side Democrat says: This weekly paper has
been sent TO us, and we are Of opinion that it Is
use to US.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

F.SSr FEES, who has tried three Of them
Few husbands, (and the longer observe the
more am convinced Of the truth Of what am
,4,,5,5t 10 aT.ssIid make no exception ntayoT
ln ION stat1on.l have the ,rlagnarlnlty
10, Iisc Justly generously Tie power Etlieh liie
pnts y tilafiE.l aaltis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
REAL ESTATE sAIFs



DY ViTlee.fn - q lsr..s cir-1,ssi, a..
- as 4sezsliF - No. ~. - Csaar-..,,
80 EanF ~ Wfes 49, el1sr-rf - - HRS
49, = 90 ee1lf, = - 49, x = et-,',
~ ~ thsElsh GeF q l11r. 1sle -. - :. "a -
is-st 4 tsssasl - Eg1 aifS,1iI r - = -
ne i,I..f - - q lss q 1gsss--,-l !,
- rrEle1 A. 80 -.
= o. un1,neF, istNEe = giFi1z1 rSs-s 80 !, AAs
frlg 10 ~ csnEsf-s atags tsif re -. = -
uf5ci uons3 - 81 IA -. 49, $500 = ssss.
q al ad1iaa9- ses1E - Trsz--, usr7,.s.,r p
eIrle - A UEl1et. ~ -
49, - SIS 49, Ll1slEi -. II "a ~.
u ahsTf 50 !. les.e ---l Nsss,r,
deEzs -tillGF EF-HAcE -
FAR1I FOR SALE
rWNTTE Grr1 80 EErIgfEl1ll.eE f1ar1T
III NJ 1900. - - go - 15-ErE- = N
1srh - rzes-ss-r- fssa - ss=s-=s.t5s - e.
ssafsI - Ohto e11ufE. J.Ea1Ei1- s 49, -. A.
azA - De lasllr11lrE nrad- iAgse ~ - =,
ss--s ssoanlrfrF luierd 80 garf~-s- -. =.
49, ssUsutg lFFEs - asr ei-aE-zf 50 = 80 ~
r-lsfrasl.a; hatsas~ Sei ai--he--s - l.-S +. -
u-r-a arul Ga1tl uate a---4 eso~t GaF-. ~ =.
T,~rr-s n11,sse auann - lar - al "a.
FER further iasasallls1l ess.siF- - 49,
HE1ET = Tigasxesss,
R.H ne froa TFiu1slpAa-s - NzsE- lss--ss-ls.Hi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

AL II Eos. member of Congress of
fers a brother member 81 500 for his vO:e on q
plumber bill. 1t leaks out A COMMITTEES of
investigation Is appointed-persoual integrity IS
about to be inpeaehei-and It was al in fun
n3thing but joke. a good way to get out of
It Such i'm may be rather expensive 70 mem
bars as wei as to the Trrasury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
TnE PowrE OF Tue PzEsS-Tbe New York

THE PawEE OF TuE PzEss-The New YORK
Mirror says
The Press Is the warwick-the king-naker
Of the Republic. In their respective domains,
its conductors are kings. In the realms % AIT,
u Literature and Of Politics they confer titles
Of rank, badges Of honor. aud crOKRs of innlOr-
iaity 10 be worn through the history of coming
ages The Press Is the modern DeInoStLencs-
tie strength If the PeaPle-and its voice IS more
potent than the thnnders Of the Vatican And
We would rather De running for life like old Ac-
teon, pursued by all his hounds. then running
for the Presidency Of tine United States, with
the three thousand newspapers Of the country
batteEing away at Us from all points Of the COM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

ALAD1 once remarked to Charles Lamb that
she did not care for him three skips of louise.
The witty gentleman at once took card and
wrote the following lines and handed them to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

DI7zIcrLTr WIN SErTLFas ANTICIPATED
The Shawnee Indians have recently completed
their selections Of 100000 acres in their reserve,
ard about $50 families Of whites are about pOun-
cing on the Sc, 900 acres remaining.
The treaty prohibits white settles from occu-
pying these lands until ninety days after the Sc
i.-ti5Ds are made and approved and the surplus
st apart by the President proclamation. The
Commissioner Of Tndizn AlEsirs, By direction IF
the President, has orderei Col Cummings. the
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs at St LouiS 10
q to the Shawnee reserve and prevent the
Sr;Ift-S from jumping the Shawnee, Miami,
Kagr, half breed, or any ether Indian lands sail.
to he worth from twenty fifty dollars theacre-
re1uisition for troops has been sent by teie-
graph, and a'lneSsenger to enforce, If Necessary,
BY that means, the government orders
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

m Uooss las- Ja,sss= x a. Ffse, Eas' HriaEhna.
Pa.
Il have 49, As1Iesea ria sea.sof ~ sts-t- s-pi-
tA1saa e ihr hssrt md heaIshs fsrsaTiF area
yraSs. sd have sPent soze hunlr-s q delsEs -
szet care, hzs = 10 rqTpess- Aaer hHyllE 49, tFee
hsssl-s yo1r IIs.aI E.a<=s ss=i 0gs e1lelg re-
rtoreI- can zs8 -IeeP Ee asa atsssd - ~ es-
gtA pseasar-. All uui4 Shervssrs sseo- 4 % n
tasse vAs arr ssAaarIy aAssisd-"
CtErzsS,-Pe careful % ask soE BE-AHysis. A'''d
ait.-rs TAe rrsar FpllrF.y q as siaf Aas ia1sed
EAay Izia1ous vtirA ne pase sAsGia g0zF1 As1iS't
sssda. 81 pr bOstie. Sazsses for =. y fss
proprs<ssrs. BENJAsIIN PAGE n 4 c.
Naass1etuFtaE Phar=aeesststs ana cessts lia'a1Ff'
Ps:a.dby LACGRLEYS 4 BCSAFLELD.
tsu4s-lv WAseliag. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22

W1TsEFoEp. MS lEly =, lsoS-
PROP o. J. WOOD. Win oos6dsHee Do recommend
Hair <;o-atT b-iEE tse most elseseoas article
eTr So have Wslplsne ans otisF prePara
,o1s dAy, AL itb eject Since using Hair
l-IaraIiE= Thi>S-TS UhIh z4Fne%s Ehits
have sfz- grown dark: AMI nov fei eoAisn9 tAas
applications Ell Fe.tor them 70 th-iF natural
-asr Il 49, has rievel All ianFuR lnul aHF5-zs
Itching, eonnbn PeTssns Gho g,pir. rely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-22
,Sor having. bsen faniIiar with the acton Of

Non HAVING bean EaTnlliaE WIN ilE 1Sll'''' q
the CITY Council in tim@ pressing or Pur-
chase Of this paper re have chosen. a matter
Of zizlon. the pa14 OF silent spectator IN the
controversy povr going on I,etseen the Times
and Arza< his our desire, candid to render
t, .Cesar what Is CeaTisv and nos 30 inter
vene (. \ matter With which re are not vel ae-
oua:nted. Ne gre P.ace u the foiloEins com
raunl-a.iol. merely p.efaring, that fEo.n our in
innate acquaintance with the writer. and the
f,rce OF the statements thensciTes, re are very
fsyO.ably disposed 70 his siew Of the matter:
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To WHOLESALE


To WHOLESALE
AID COUNTRT DRUGGISTS
BAHxEs PAEE,
No. SO Broal~ay y r invite tae Atteaton Of eioe Boy
rrs 10 taer irlease szoex EsroP-an AMI Auerisan
PArENT MEDIcINES,
TIE complete assortment IN either hsszeres ~ st
bsov Proprsesar.' prices. ~ ts Aar- Fscnrr. or los
gross BASES PAEE \. T., Cinsaaati AID caiisosnla
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cHARrFR ELEoTIoN.

HE EsrTOe -F7ease aaseunae f.l.rsaz T5sEes for
Coune o. . "a ward ,. D. MOTION, : ITILE,sOS.
p X NsS1UGHToN, HEERT p HUnBARD ~ c. r.
CECIL Jaass
Na Es-soa-pse.ss azaosee oa- ves.r f=liy es.sue-.
JANIS II. HALL eAnaE1.te tor sl1ezistel1sss e
Ihe water WOrEs. anl oblise
JlasS Many ciTrzExs-
Es-EoEs IEz1.1iarzcEa--Pl GEO FOzsEs.
L n WAIT. J. " GILL DNNL LAMB, ANDREAE VIII
SOY. sA1GLs 5f4sOS ioE saeabers e col1
81 = INA 1EAEEa. tfF4r s.
Va Esrsoa--Pzease aaaezas- ess sazPeieas frisa4.
Nr GEORGE HAKEIsON. : eaziisate, in IAe sngsiaE
el=essp=- s'- tA< oaee = cliy osrt, ~ osilse
5Aa:s TOrRRs 6ElERAILT-
ssr 1aeTo-YOu -il rs-a.e aaa.e.s. ear f's-0a v. "
IRWIN, cAsisla.e tsr Cay c<EE
fasT HASF voTEES
Nj. Eszrg.-yve vo-sa rveoa.-aa \. RICHARDSON.
Es4, sa.ah'e persoa fer tAs Ozss = ciy c<Ek a.
s.-si NAVY yorEks.
Esrr5.s Isrr.Ii.rs7ra-Pi=ase announce nv raus a,
eaaGEla.e o7s - cts ssrsssna sAe eosaiaE
charter seeisn, asi eieesea w aealio tie dasss
P'04Pay [isest'l II P cHAPLlSE
Ma ED4ro--I TOls1 take ;is .s<.Aaa Of tnfor@ins
S-aas ~. eansilass ssr rr-sIeeson 70 tss oEeee
Superintendent Water Works III easaiRs eAATtszF
assIs' DANIEL DVSRAR-
Ma E7rroR-II Win pleasure tAai aEaia ~.
aitted present TIE q eftriei HHl e5eisat
Street cssrasssso=s-. JACOB ANTcK. e1adtiztE
sor reelection 80 Rat oales ta-eisl OLD FsiESDs
Hl ESrTo1-I a-.ia eaanoznes rayseis fsiiev-
citizen. for As Oses q WAarsastsE. If elected, vm
attend the dasses Ct sad oase V!iA aieii'y-
ssels' RoBT- H1NlLfoS-
Ma. Esrrar-I voali respectfully intern my fsElOv-
,irsrs tkAs an eAaia,s For ise ose 81 Treasurer.
: d 81 '''-'-- '-A Ew uAEDrSo.
To TzE En1ToEs o. ISTELIHsEScEH-I A-ain Ssr
self As cAals4Ate oes Of CITY s-rssAai. AL Il
elected promise deAArs the siies 81 said once fa-
fan, AH4 ia-PArti4ily. IieeiF'l H. CoNAAF-
NgssSs EDrrp2s-Toa p'vnse 4Haoahss tie HAES< Of
p. l. RIMBESLT, easIIiAse for CITY Serssast a. The
sa.uia- charter oa, Aaa eblse The vO'srs 81 'As
=Ao.s ely [ieeis'l MANY FRIENDS
HE Egz.oz--Pis4se saosansr JOSEPH JORDAN As the
Peopss el iats Wharf Master r. charter
eiersisa. and oSlEv riee'sI MANY FRrENDs-
Nz EDrraE-Tea VII Il=ase announce III na0s Of
HENRY SHARP As eAsatlate fer stEr-t csraasseneE.
.ad oesiss taesis'l MANY CITIZENS
% tS=E. fro is rret uaras q tie eisy. 70 become
eaadilate fer strse Calusiousr have eonsiaei De
.. essr:s ri aieare rAs date Of that eEzse
5-o=P.iy GEL = GEORGE BCLGEu
Ma EsJTus-gsAss AaE,sGIes sse % DoLITAR
WARD os= Of CITY Sr=eaat TIE en<Uin= char
- -'---s~- - -N's-~ r'--'7 "'NV VrITNnS-
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Ne. Eu1EO.-Flease aaoeuase f,lsrsa- T5ef-s for
couneI Of . - Wsra= ,. D. NOKToS, : IEILlIsOS,
p X NeS1UGHroN, HEEET p HUnBARD 1st G. n
oDcIL I.sso
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II is said that the dairyrnen of Lewis county,
\. Y, have realized a profit Of from $50 70 s 70
per COW during the past season.
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Ma E7lroR-It Win pleasure that aEaia ~.
raitred 10 pressn; TIE % efried AHl eesat
Stree, cozrssso=s- NJ JACOB ANIcK, eaadttstr
Tor rs-sseealoa 10 nat o5es I3-eisl OLD FsIKSDs-