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Hotels -N Arrangements.

The Gaskiil House has been re-furnished, and
as We are Informed by the energetic proprietor,
Mr.. GAsKILL, is now ready for the reception Of
visitors. Mr.. G. deserves credit for his indomi-
table perseverance,, and we heartily wish him
success.
The American House has been purchased by
Mr.. GEORGE PATTERSON, of Newton Falls, who is
now engaged in rvftting it. thoroughly, from
cellar to garrett 1t will not be opened as a pub
lie house, until the first of July. Mr.. P kept an
excellent house at Newton Falls, and We have
no doubt will fully maintain his old reputation
in his new location.
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Bold Robbery.

On the night of the 10th ult.. the
peddling wagon of Henry Ritter. of this
place, was robbed. while he was stopp
ing over night at a farm house in Kins.
man. Trumbull County. of ready made
clothing. watches, jewelry, de-, to the
amount Of $500. When near the house,
two men stopped him on the road, under
pretence of wishing TO purchase some
clothing; but after examining his stock,
bought nothing. They were afterwards
seen in the vicinity. and it is suppose
entered the barn where the vac was,
during the night, and plundered it of its
entire contents. A reward of one hun
dred dollars has been offered by Mr..
Ritter for the detection of the thieves
and recovery of the goods, or fifty dol
lars for eiiher.-NahoRins Register
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IN AMERICA

pONNETS d RIBBONS. of the la
- test styles, and Black Velvet Ribbons. all widths
at Z. +. u0YT 4 Co.'S.
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Concert by the Warren German Saenger
Rund

This club of Musical Amateurs will give a
Concert at Empire Hall. on next Friday evening
There is in this company, q very considerable
amount of musical talent, several of it. members
being very fine performers upon the violin, cor
net, dc, as our ears can testify. We have never
heard their vocal performances, but, judging from
their instrumental skill, do not doubt their ca
pacity in the other department. They will be
assisted by Messrs. WHITE, and JAMES, of Cleve-
land. The skill of Mr.. W, upon various instru-
ments, and the xtraordinary performances of Mr..
James upon the Harp. are well known in this vi
einity. We hope they may have a full house.
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Exchange Bank Of Nebraska.
FLORENCE, N. T.
o. SINCLAIR. PRA.'r. IA. yEEDE2, CASH
GEO. SINCLAIR 4 CO.,

General Land .Agents and Dealers ia Land HarrsAts,
FLURkACE, nj.
Will give their personal 4ltentiOn 10 buying aid sell
ing keaI Estate, Entering Lands, LJaniHg Money aud
lay ing Taxes, in NeIrasAy, Iowa and hIns.s-
M rERENCES.-E4cHanss Bans, Pittsburgh, Pa
c. u. Ilussey & Co., do Il. PalrIcK X Co. bankers
do; Atweil. Lee & CO. MerchanIs, do X. L. Raicy
Banker, Phila.; Winston, LIaier a. TO- New lOrAi
LueaS ~ sInVIds, BIhkers. st. Louis, Seiiug & %
Merchants, do; Bank OF Commerce, cleveland, v J.
o.. llu.s-y, do; saHHuei QIIHBy, Esq. "arIeu.V
-
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DICKLES.--50 doE. half gallon jars
Il assorted Pickles, so doz. quart do, 10 doz. bot
ties CatsuD, At DUNLAP A.
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-
S SALE.
- David McCandless, surTiTor, D
Milca McNfanur e. Al

BE- yir.u, ofan alias order OF sxls Issued out Of the essrt
O. Common Pleas OF Trunbull County, Ohio. To ne d.
rected and delivered. on = decree male ~ ssi3 csagt
ct their March term. A. D. ES7, ! shzll e1psss 70 pub
lie sale. IS upon execution At Law. q: The dsor Of the
Court IIoasc in Warren, in said County. on saturdsy.
ths 2Oth dag Of June. A. D. 1857, betxeen the hours 81
following Real Estase, described in said decree. to vii:
"A part OF lot No. Il, situate In the Town Plat Of War
rem, Trumbull County. Ohio, and bounded a. follows
viz: Beginning at the north west corner OF sail loeHS
". which Is the Centre Of the east wall % L. J. IddIsx's
Briek Store, and the west wall Of the building On The
lot herein cor yeyed. thence south along the centre sC
said bricz wall and west liue Of said lot No. Il, eighty
feet Goa thence east parallel with Market street, tHeh-
~ feet cos thence north. parallel with the Sess line.
eighty feet (SO) to Market street, thence west Alosg
the south liue Of Market street, tEeniy feet to the place
OF beginning, and which includes cue half = the sAid
east wall Of said lddinss' building. according 20 the
provisions Of an article OF agreement. entered iut0 be-
tween Daniel Gilbert and lie Eis J. IddinSs Aad recs--
led in Trunhuil County Records. and TO which refer
ence is here had" and r=ser=iug to the said Gilbert,
his heirs and assigns. the right TO use all the east wall
Of the building on the lot herein conveyed as = parti-
ton wall for any similar buildings tina: he or tA-y nay
erect on the residue OF sal. lot No u, in the same man
uer, and to the sane extent as isprovided In the agree
meEt aforesaid, between Gilbert and IddiBgs, in relA-
ton to the east wall OF said ldlings' building-beinx
the same lands and tenements conveyed tn John D.
Wick and David NcCahdless. by Daniel Gilbert. By
deed hearing date September LIST. E59, 20 which refer
enc. is here had. Appraised at $3.50
II. r. HARMON. SherIr.
sherid' 5 Once. Warren. May 20. f57-Sw-5.37
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Wood Measurement

Mn. EDIToR A number of the citizens of
Warren are desirous that an ordinance be passed
by our council, regulating the measurement of
Wood brought within the limits of the corpora
ton for sale.
If you will give notice to the proper authorities
of their wishes in your paper, you viii oblige
many of your SuBscRIsErs.
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DR.. Banning

Gives notice that he will be at the "GaskiTl
House" in Warren, from Thursday noon to Sat
urdsy noon, and no longer. where he will be
prepared to relieve vocal, pulmonary, digestive,
nervous, spinal, urinary. hernial and female
ENTHUSIASTICALLY without medicine or an ope-
ration.
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II ARNESS.
Ill PATCH & OpDYCEY-

IL PATCH & oPDYCKE,
a.e Gow manufacturing, and have ON hand q frat rate
assortment vi Il-raess-are introducing u EeE sHd ca
ry popular styie. We use mole bat TIE rsry best Se
GeeIsd stock, and employ hone but the best gOfkl.eni
which enables us u warrant UuI stock and WORK To OS
iauitless. Whoever wants a durahie Barm Draughl
nIrness, or a more elegant, real silver pIated. tasty
harness, tan always Ice acconmoI lated ~ the lowest
possible hgure-GlI other article. III our llIr, eJHsiAnt
~ Oh eand.
Warren, apr 90, 1857.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
l. To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases. such
as s~PERNAT0RIH EA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, M
P0TENCE. G0S0IliILFA, GLEET, Syphilis, the
Vice of on ANISM. or SELF ABUSE, &c, &c.
The II0wARD ASSOCIATION in view OF the awful
destruction Of humsn life, caused by Sexual Diseases.
and the deception practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Qlaeks. have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy
Of their name. to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS,
to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with
a description of their condition, Cage, occupation. hGb-
its Of life, &C. and in cases OF extreme poverty and
suffering. to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a Benevolent Tnstitu-
ton. established by special endowment, for the relief
Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Nirulent and
Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now a surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend in adyeriis-
ing the above notice. It is needless to add that the
Association nmmands the highest Medical skill ofihe
age, and will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just Published, by the Association. a Report on
SpermatorIhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice Of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse. and other Dis
eases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur
geon, which will be sent by mail, fin a seaiei envel-
ope) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt OF TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, Or. & r. CALHOUN. Consulting sar
geon, Howard Association, No. . South MN I'll Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
EZRA D. HEARrWELL. President.
Nav l3, le5e-y.
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ONE THOUSAND MISTAKES. of

NABSl CABSll Give Young Ameri-
" CT" a morning ride in one Of those nice, black
topped, willow cabs just received by express at
NrTATNS
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nISSOLUTION Of Partnership.

May q. 1851
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EANCY BASKETS of all sizes, COL
l. ors ami styles, with the lest assortment Of Willow
Ware in town, at McLA1NS
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"DATENT MEDICINES"

"DATENT MEDICINES"
i STRING & TURNER,
Have this day In store at NO. Market sLs EHrsE.o-
] Gro K=nnedy's Medical Discovery.
> do Aooeand's German BittLrs,
6 do MeLzns's Liver Pills,
6 do do Ysrmifuyx.
, do Ayre's Cherry Pictorial,
} do do Liver Pills.
I do Mexican Mustang Llpinent.
. do Tobias Venetian do
! Dc RarrelIs Arabian do
do Guysott's yellow Dock and sArsaparilia.
X do Viewers cankeT and Salt khsun Syrapt
1 do William Halls Balssm for the Lgsgs.
\ DO Deshlsr's Fever and Ague PIlls, . ssrfsls ers
= DO Wrighiis Sugar Coated Pilla.
= do Wistar's BalsAm Wild Cherry,
Grefenberg Medicines, Of all kiRds,
DE-. Jaynes do Ss
4 do Stabler's Expectorant,
4 do do Diarrh0z Cortial,
= do Sellers Cough Syrup,
4 do Rogers Comp Syrup LiVerEert sa3 Tar.
8 do Merchants Gzrglinz Oil.
William q. Sweets Medicine az every klad-
Also = good assortment Of sinsss everytGinE ksrkSy
Druggists. Please call and ses US.
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lust RECEIVED.
~ Inlia Rubber Skirt Hoops,
Brass do do
Steel do do
Reeds for Skirts; Patent Cord for Skirts.
ALSO.
Skeleton Skirts. Zephyr skirts, Grown Skirts,
Round WhalebOne Skirts, IIough's Patent Skirts.
Cactus Leaf Skirts.
30 pieces IS inch Berlin ~Skirting,
90 do do Corded do
S. RAYMOND & CO..
Go Superior street,
April e-2m Cleveland, Ohio
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DATCH l. OPDYCKE have on hand
L and viii sell for prompt pay, at low figures:
4 Bales No. ] Moss.
$50 bs best qSality curled hail,
50 hides enameled Leather,
50 do patent do
$50 pieces enan.elei cloth.
90 do gold and silver bronze cloth.
50 do danask cotton, silk and wool,
go sets s:irup Joints. prop irons. &e.
30 pieces velvet ami Brus sells carpet,
5000 yarls silk aud worsted laces,
IS gross fIncy tuft Buttons.
II pieces broad cloth,
100 sets huh bands.
40 gross carriage knobs. silver. Jap'd and brass,
so pieces girthing,
$40 b. shoe thread.
zoo brass. silver and Jap'd s A Trees.
GU0 pairs names,
GO gross Jap'd buckles,
100 do silver do
100 doZ bride bits,
& q" matts
eco i" c~ockeyes,
so gross breeching rings
500 whips,
90 pieces floor oil cloth. Y. X,44.54, 81, "a,
90 doE back lights,
IUO trunks and v .liseJ,
2 doz carpet bags,
30 4" shade tasseIs, silk and wool,
20 - carriage do do
A large rot Of tseks Of all sizes.
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MAJ 18th, les,

Having Withdrawn from the firm OF Porter & Nc
Lain. in order to devote my attention more exclusive
ly to the Book trade. / shall he happy to see my old
friends and acquaintarces at any time, at the New
! ork Book Store-and would recommend them and all
others, who are DESTROYS Of purchasing Crockery.
Glassware. Wooden and Willow Ware, and Groceries
Of a good quality and low prices, to call at our old
stand where the trade will be continued by nv former
partner. ". N PORTER
A. On Hcr- u
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBBS, Analytic Physician
~ will be in attendance, as follows:

DR. II. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,
~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday. Eth June
RAvESsA. Prentiss uouse, "Wednesday and Thurs
day, 10 and IL.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat
Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels. Kidneys. and
Spleen also Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debiii Y. Dyspepsia, Female diseases, Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities OF the Blood, Eruptions. Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years DIR. I. has devoted his entire tim:
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in the
reach. In no case are mineral or other pOisoRS enr
yI0ged, nor does he make sick TO make neil, or feal
dODH 10 build up again. Themedicibes eau he taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients yusyIe
main at home, and continue with prudence tfeir ordi.
airy diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up ali
hope, the indisputable evidence of which can alN avs
be furnished. Invalids, however re iuced or despair
ing, are invited to call. and may be assured that no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of reeovery
Thompson tp., Seneca CO o., Jan. 1857.
DIR. Tuibs, Sir Il have delayed sending you a state
ment Of my case. but it may be acceptable. now. You
will remember my condition when 1 first saw you at
Sandusky city three years ago. 1t was only by the
greatest exeriioD that l could get to your room. My
sickness had been of five months duration, and its
rava-es had been such that friends and all WhO saw
me, supposed I had but u short time to live at longest.
The oldest and best physician in Sandusky, and others
residing in Seneca. Huron and Erie counties. had ex
amined and prescribed for me notwithstanding which.
Ibecame worse and worse, l could take hut little food,
and that little seemed to do me no good. nor did any
thing taken. in the least help me of it.
You told me recovery was possible hut doubtful. i
obtained medicines and in ten days was sensihiy i'm
proved. At your return a month later, 1 was recover
ing rapidly, and in a few months became as healthy
apparently as at any time since my youth For more
than twenty-five years l have resided where l now do,
and in GTotOn, Erie county Being extensively known
in these t~O. and some neighboring counties. Any
one en- get additional testimony from my acquain'an-
ces, none Of whom supposed l could live three months
from the time l first saw you. / am thus particular
that others may know where to seek relief from dan
gerous chronic diseases when the ordinary remedies
fail. Yours, Respectfully.
GEORGE O~STERII0CT-
Nar II lax
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CASH FOR STAVES.-The subscIi
Der will pay Cash for Slaves OF the following di-
mensions: Pipe Slaves, -. feet long, "a to 4 in vide,
zSto q inch thick, heart eige-sap hewn oil, SIS, 60 per
thousand. Also, Barrel Slaves, % inches long, 4
inches wide, ! to \ inch thick. heart edge. Healing
seinches long. q inches wide, { to = inch thick heart
edge $1,000 for 700 staTes and 800 pieces Of heading
all from good White OAK. we'll prOportioned and free
from worm holes. No pieces taken smaller than the
measure. delivered at Stephen Burnetts Wharf in
Warren, Ohio; or at any other point ON the Canal.
IL. p ADAMS, Salem, O.
Nav u. 1871.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lnmbus 4 Cincinnati Cleveland q Erie. aud Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Fails.
At hantua. with Hacks to Rayenns-
" Braeeville, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
" warren with lacks to Sharon, GreeuTille Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &e
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland aud gnOn Valley, and thence by L. I. W.
q c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
". Passengers iedriHg YOHagSf0eR al l2S4 p
-A. Grrire at Toledo at 1895 same HisAt, ard Chicago
at 1890 merit morning.
April IS, 1857. CIAS L. RHODES Supt.
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'TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
Il Elizabeth Ne~hard
WUran II Newh1ril

The defendant, William II. Seuhard. will taxa ne
tiee, that the plaintiff, Elizabeth Eewhard, has this
4th May. lc57, dled her petition in the Court Of Con-
mon Pleas for Trumhull county asking for divorce
ION the ground Of thee years wilful absence Of defeR-
dsnt) alim7ny, and I've custody Of heI children by
said defendant. Unless said drfen ant appears With
in two months from the date hereof. said cause will BE
heard on the part OF said Plsintin. before said court.
uUTCIINS, v L RATLIRf.
MAY G, Is57-6t At5's fur PIE
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Z YORK LEDGER

~ The Grm OF Porter & McLain hiss been this day
dissolved by mutual consent, anil all persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to said firm, will please call
at once and settle. All the debts Of the firm will be
paid on presentation. The business will be continued
at the old stand by T.. J. McLain, Jr-
PORTER & McLAIN.
Mar IN IE51
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TOWNSHIP MAPS OF KANSAS
l. We wOald respectfully inform those persons,
who were Disappointed in getting Maps Of Kansas and
the Western States. or those Hand Books Of Iowa, that
We have Just received 4 new supply.
Mtr9i PORTER 4 son. Main s.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
w N. PORTER d son offer TO their
/. friends and the public generally, their thanks
for the liheral patronage which they have received
since they orened their
DEPOT
and would say that they will furnish the New York
Ledger. and all other papers and Magazines, as low as
they are selling in Cleveland, Cincinnati OF any other
Western cities. Yearly subscriptions at s. in advance
will be received as heretofore for the
NEW YORK LEDGER.
Any one wanting Books, Magazines, Papers, or any
thing in our line will be furnished by Express on the
shortest notice. We trust that our friends do not wish
US TO sell at a sacrifice or below the usual rates. We
consider that a penny jEstfy earned, is Is good as q
PeaHy sared. Remember that We express all our peri
odicals, papers, &C., consequently We can furnish
them in advance o. the mails.
NEW FORK BOOKSTORE.
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CHERIFF AND SPECIAL RECEI-
Order Of sale. in A,,aehasas.

OF Common Pleas Of Trurnhuil County. Ohio, TO ne (Is
Sheriff and Special Master) directsI and delivered, By
the Clerk Of said Court. I have levied on. andshAll ex-
rose to Public Sale. At the door OF the Court House, IL
Warren. in said esunty, on cATURDAY. the 9Th dAy
OF JUNE. A d 1857. between the hours Of 10 o'eloek A
VI and { O'Clock. p VI. Of said day, the foliouIng de-
scribed real estate OF the defendant. to Wit Lots Ne
% and ~, in the Town Plat % Niles. Trumbull county.
Ohio, and is bounded as follows On the west By Aaiz
street, or Plank ROal, south by James Street, east 81
= narrow alley running north and south, and north ~
Thomas Evans l3ad. and is known by the WosdEoT.h
Tavern Stand, now 10 wit: Oct 10. lS56) occupied By
s. L. SSank. To be sold At the suit Of Rice. French 4
Co in the above entitled cause. Appraised at ten Auz-
drej and fifty dollars. (SiGS0,ce.)
Ii. 4. HARMON Sheriff
and Special Receiver.
Sheriff. Onice. Warren. Nay p. iej7-5w-3.5O
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'TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
l. H1sh G. Beck.

The $ id James W. belong will take notlcs, shAk shS
plaintiff has hled his petition in SAIL esurt. claiming
Of said belong the sum Of SIG, with interest frca Nov.
Both, IS5j. upon a promissOry note Of said DeLoag.
and has issued an attachment against his go0ds AID
ehattrls- Unless said De;OnK sppssr ard ana or ~
the 9Th day OF Junr. 1851, judgment gill be AksA
against him By defact.
uUTCHISs. COX L RATLIE7.
May 6, 1876 Gttys Tor yiG-
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OFFICE AsHTABrLA 4 NEW LlsEoS r. r. Co., }
Ashtahula Nag I4ih- 1877 [

@Ashtah1la. Aay i44h, 1877.
Notice is hereby given. that an instaIlment OF FIVE
dollars. or ten per cent. on each share Of the Capital
Stock OF said company. payable to the Treasurer Of
said company. at his Office in Ashtabula. on the Erst
day Of July next. and five dollars, or ten per cent. on
each share, as Aforesaid payable as Aforesaid. on the
first day OF August next. was this day assessed by the
Directors Of said Company.
i. NEWTON. President.
Attest-H. RAssErr. Secretary.
May 81, IeJ7-4w.
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CRACK, goes those superior Whips,
~ Of all sorts, and ''glang Old Buck" or III get
me a royal lash Of PATCH & 0PDYCKE-
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SPICES.-50 Mats CASH., 5 Frails
~ Cloves. 80 bags Pepper, S bags Allspice, $50 lbs
Sutmegs, IL kegs Ginger, just received by -
Dec. I. r-- DUNLAP& STEWART. &
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GONE FLY TERRETS, which we
- bought FOR somebody, and now We want you to hug
EN- Of PATCH 4 OPDYCKE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-28
freom -. Nn.ionaI 1ntellleeneer.l

We regret to find by the annexed letter, which
appears in the Virginia papers, that in Difference
to very short-sighted, not to say foolish, party
rule in his district, one of the worthleSt, most
intelligent, aud most attentive members OF the
House Of Representatives is to be lost to that
body after the present session. The DenocTa'
CIV Of the Wheeling district of Virginia, 1t APP
pears. has decreed that as soon rs their Repre-
sentative in Congress has acquired experience
enough in the rules and usages of the House TO
give efficiency to his abilities, and become well
enough known to his brother members to be
Justly appreciated and have his proper influence,
he must give place to some new man to go
through the same process. This is the wisdom
of rotation.
MEssRs. EDrToRs We believe the above arti-
Gle to be worthy tribute to a noble man, and
being conscious that DIR. q. KidweIl is apPrecia-
ted in this District according to his merit, and
were it not for the Blacksville Convention Reso-
luton of 1s45, would get the nomination in the
Convention to be held at Moundsville, ON the
18th of February: Therefore being but sup
porter of Dr. Kidwell ut the last election, and
not Democrat "dyed in the WOOL" do think
his services should not be lost to the District on
that account. Without consulting the DIR. on the
subject, we do hereby solicit all the editors in
the District, favorable to his being candidate,
to publish the above article from the National
Iutelligencer. ID. D. X