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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS-Boots, Shoes Hats andl
Caps, Books Dry Goods (in box 5, bales
and trunks Drugs Tin boxes bales) ASs per 100 Rs
! Feathers, Furs, Observation-Disclosures.
SECOND -CLASS-Domcstic Sheetiug.I
Shifting and Ticking, (n original bales,] 90
Drugs I'm casks Hardware, Leather QUO per 100 lbs
lin rol!sor boxes)Wool and sheep PeIts III 2
Eastward
THIRD CLASS-AnVils, Steel, Ohains lin Et1.
Goose casks TobSceo manufacsu 5os 100 lbs.
ed, (iccsnt cigars cutO &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-CoGee Fish Bacon, Reefl
Lard Lard OH Nails soda Assn per lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin. &c.
RLOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-1n car loads IS per 100 lbs uptii Fr,t
notice. - 'tSS'' S"sA TURNER
further notice. S s's't'' "ht''
~ In shipping goods from any point east Of Philade
Phta ne parttcularto mark packages ttpd Psnnsln1;
1tGtkrodd All Goodscuusgned the agents Of tbsroaJ
detention. ~ ~ "e'us" "ithoat
FKEraET AoESrs-C Evans. 81 Kiby street
Clarke No Astor House and No William street and ebn
Battery Place, NtTYork: Pierce Gfo Z.ns
ThIe,O irwin Co. and Snringman Brown, Cincinnati a.
\ y MetlruI Madisont lnd:l Dumesril, Bell Co and
OaTter& JeEett. Louisville, ny: G O'Riley Go FvsnS
Vle, ma u sass St Louis, Mos Harris wormey O.
Me 7Phts Tenn Leech Co, Chicago, Ill: p Glass POI;
wayne. Ind; 9 snesder, Phila Magraw Roons RaIti
more; D Stewart Pittsburgh '''-
II: ". HUSTON, Gen'I Freight Agent. PbfIad
epSlyl III. LoMBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa
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oFedt IsedaeIIon ID Prices for Cass.

Az no Offering splendid assortment Of ali kinds and
\ colora Of Pren;h MsTinns of them worth 81 IS
Tor tc an oel; Pat4s worth 75eor SOC; Broch= Sh1wIS
worth Sthfor SO AMI 81 Chenille and Long ShaWs
and very Iuced prices; Fancy and 4cE
SlEs some cheap 6ns per yard worth 75e; all wool
pe LANES, worth 59c for 81 Fifty pieces OF Thbet Cloths
FOR CSC. all eolors; Embroidered and White
FOODS at nearly onehalf have to pay generally; La
Ges improved shape aoOp Skirts. at astonishing loE rate
every description, among which will be found
OF the finest WEIGH and COuutry Flannes, warranted
9ot 20 shrnkS extra heavy tine Ladies' Tearin
is one OF the oompetest assnrtmentS nf FANCY Do
~ e DRY GOODS in tn. civ Receiving goods daily
laseSt styes, made here and imported thereby keep
ns up tall assortment at all and at prices tat
WI aatiiiy the most p9rtio1arFcr CASH OaLYi Cash
S 3rticul arlv invited give an early call be-
cnasing elsewhere At No. 8 Main Street Centre
z9nssllnK. Eoct1sl q John RoENER- .
ESFRE have just received anotHe lot ofthose
80 beautiful Bengal Hats BLISS CAMPBELL, 49,
SNlSS 2'i- -, 800 -'' 2 No. IS, Man ST.
9ESGAL PLAID HATs.-H4vs received another los
- 1,, me above Hats, froTa 81, q6 to $500
seEls s D TARPER & SoSs
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TRANsP 0RIAITON.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO II. n. !
INTER ARRANGEMEl

1'71Tl S.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON and after Monday, 29h November, 1858 trains
" viii run as folloWs-Vtz:
Pirst-The st. Louis Oircinnatf, Wheeling; BenUoOd,
Baltimore and Washington City Express Leaves daily At
1880 A. NJ arriving Baltimore I:20 A. NJ, for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The North Weftern Chicago, st. LouiB Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton, CINCINNATI Wheeling BenEood Bal
tmore and Washington City Express leaves daily $50
~ Saturday excepted arriving at Baltimore at 45OP.
II I'm time for Eastern connections. slh
To enjoy the scenery should
take the 1890 A. " train Cumberland and their
trip by the s:H0 A. II. 80, i r
Returning Southwest the tralns leave
Baltimore daily follows: RIrst-The sl5 A, II. train
arrives Wheeling at 6:25 p n. Second-The $50 p II.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1880 A. n.
The ll 81 train bound East will stop at all stations
between {. heeng and Cumberland
Round tp tickets being issued to Moundsyie at 50
cents and TO Bcnwood at rs cts J. B. FORD, Agent.
F.. W +. SMITH, Superintendent
L. NJ. COLE, Genl Ticket Agent. noV30
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- 81
WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
YINCENNEs, CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS,
And all points West and South is via. the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
TtceEre miles shorter By this Route than Uid.
+ Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there oHAS0E CARS and take those Of the c. W. e.
Short Line
TRAINS LEAVE zA&EsyILLE AS FOLLOWS:
arrival Of Central Ohio Trains Wheeling and the
This route passes through ~ lexington Lancaster Cir
eeylle Washington Wilmington and Marrowthe richest
ana most beautiful part Of Ohio. p
~ Be particular and ask for Ticket, VIA the c. w4z.
Short Line Rail Road
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Ror THROUGH Tickets and other Information, .noure
At oenTg Ohio T;kst omce in hesprgs House, water
E. oEsF d,5 Bssss; Wv. 11TlE5. AZ. geP..,
je22-1y ''S'''-''N' ASnssS'ne'o'
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA p
RAILROAD.
@ - - sEsR;71z=s 80
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NoRTHERN,f oUTHERN AND WESTERN
Twice DAILY Sunday night excepted between Rich
II mond and Washington City via GordonsYne and Alex
Hours Of departure at Rich
r1ond =. 645 A. NJ. and 1850 P. NJ.
Returning leave Washington...6 A. n and PM
Arrive at Richmond. 1870 P. M.and4 AN.
mond and Washington =. o. " 80 M
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAII,
ana being In excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NoRtHEtSN AID SOUTHERN MAIL. give the best quar-
antee OF always securing connections as is shown by ART
the Steamboat line. = = - = 'Ss VI
RARR 8RrwEEs RICHMOND WAsHlKoroS. - s5 so
An onE6us VIII be found always ready take fhrou0i
and their baggage of wearing apparel between
Of charge, with ample for them to
TAKE Ts tneiE meals, whether going North or South
Anough tcEets can be obtained between DanYiIIe and
at the Terminus Of the Road nearly com
peted to DanVte. An Agent of Company will receive
the CHECKS Of passengers from DSnvle Road and az
trnore Depot. " -4-esOtA" lSene oal-
route. = y "0 s'e4taooat
THERE'S change of cars on the between Rich
mond and Alexandria. ft II :
I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Ii freights Intended for shipment on the road must be
"A delivered between the hours of and p M,
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
sepl0 General Manager.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

This route passes through ~ Lexington Lancaster Cir
cleyle, Washington Wilmington and 1arroWhe richest
and most beautiful part OF Ohio Eii-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

- Be particular aud ask for TicEets Via the W. az
Short Line Rail Road u ~ 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
lPHNNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD

TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Attain
tic cities with Western, North Western, and South
Western States by continuous Rolway direct. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily Steamers to
all ports the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SAN
dusky with Steamers to all ports the North-Western
Lakes making the most direct cheapest and reLinbs
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
the Great West.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
y WILDE q PRO7

d EsPEcTFUIIYstnforn. Sppblic tl,sts 49, 60,
~ Ssivs one otss I!rSst and hto-
city q "heefng pFsing French English and
can Papers and en,lEsss varIe
0eTe PnEsnased below the customary market figures ana
III be sold oE: beantiful Of GsE
1s& sif1Guisii b5rsala. gtTeiis a a $ e
mined 20 sell osices defy oVnpettSp M
attention Of DEALERS 3 Invited - ~. 80
Jon on S9ndS AZ mast favorable rates. stoei r. @
1Ai,f sAS H9n1 frse fromod and depreciated StyIsz
- s - ~ - - lz-e RpTs5
A NEVIS Of N4et,sHzu4n CigSr Taszs az
~ Of Viola anI oaIear striass. rAYSE Al co
a<R4 3tNoArasSt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

For THROUGH Tickets and other Information, enonire
7 Central Ohio T4ket ONCE in hesprigs House, Water
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

NJ ARSEILLES Collars sleeves, Collar. in sets
AV1 White and Figured, very cheap and very pretty
Sep4 PAYNE & CO, 81 Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At i2:lS lI:4O NJ for Cincinnati points as ai,uye
IN arrival OF Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Z. GEST, Prest, w w BAYIEY Act Snnt
.oo ,Clhcihnaa. GAINESVILLE, o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

ments tuned and repaired
E All go IDS warranted at this establishment nov5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

In connection with the above, keep every kind Of u
'icainstruments and musical merchandise generally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

FARE AS Low as By ANY orHER ROUTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
FRUIT .gNRs

F3sUIE ,5NVeR.
NTE have hanl Einl NJ Jars OF class with most
w simple and ncrfectIy secured which ia far spe.
ror 70 any tin in use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE !,
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, BIS BroadEav He1r YorE
Aud retaled by All Druggists. Sold also bv
myl4-1y T-H-L0GAN 4 CO.. Wheeling VI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

SHEET MUSIC.
Theargest stock Of sheet nusie musical works Re- &C.
in the Western country.
~ Music seat to any address, postage tree.-a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

NWtce DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
mond and Washington City via GordonsVine Alex
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

THE LIVER INVIGORATOR -
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and r. dan,
working cures almost too great believe Icures 81
magic, ersrt e rst dose gi0iR9 bet, and seldom M
than bottle Is required cure gny kind Of IEEI
Complaint from the Gstrliice OF Dysnepsto tn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
FRESH ARRIVAL
AT THE NEW YORK STORE,

ON HAND-N large SUP ertor aszortmen. Of pre old
- Brandes, Wines Gins and whiSkirS for medicinal
ap@i oHS Na a3 C W; GRA Al!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

10 ei'=F Of PFfnts b,g. stYle, neat anl snail figured
fast coiOrs WARRANTED, from to Cts, worth 126 cts
yard g1l-Soyns AZ low as CLf csats A yard
md Il N I6 lin NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Great Northern and Southern Mail Route,
FOR NoRTHERN,L SO uTHERN AND WESTERN
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-11
MORE ENoW-NoTHING ISLANDER,

The innocent mistake Of the editor of the "phiade
phia Press" in atributing to Governor Wise the au
ihorship of toast which he merely quoted has at.
forded rare opportunity for petty false accusation,
which he's been most vndictivey urged by certain
little presses whose editors are in the constant habit
of stealing whole columns of editorial and who
naturally desirous to make it appear that plagiarism
is occasionally perpetrated by an honest man. A
simple statement of fact has exposed these sandegers
in the ludicrous predicament Of "ba:Iing up the
wrong tree"
Under these circumstances, so mortifying to many
OF it's oolaborers in the work of deracton, the Freds.
ricksburg "News' starts of another fsse trail.-
In Governor Wises letter of October, 1854, agains
Known Nothingam, he made long quotation from the
work of an eminent British. author. The following
abrevistion shows how this quotation was published,
and proves everything which can be properly inferred
from the publication by the News" of the entire
quotation by Gov. Wise, side by side with its Own
extract from Hazlitt.
The Governor writes
If anything was ever open, fair and iree-if any.
thing was ever blatent event. was the Reforma.
tiou. To quote from mighty British pen: at gave
mighty impulse and increased activity TO thought
and enquiry agitatsd the inert msas OF accumulated
preudices throughout Europe. Every
village 10 England would present the scene 90 well
described in Burns "Cotter's Saturday Night How
unlike this agitation, -" F" this zeal TO KNoW-not
uothtng-but the truth, that the truth might make
them free. How unlike to this ia Know Nothinglsm,
sitting and broodiDg secret to prescribe Catholics
aud natursized citizens!
Here is quotation avowedl5 made. No one can
pretend ignorance Gs 10 where it commences, or Tin
spite Of the printers omission to place double set
of inverted commas after the word might } as to
where it ends Even if quotation marks had been
altogether omitted there could be no reasonable dit
fculty in separating the quotation from the original
matter which precedes and succeeds it.
We quote the insidious commentary OF the News
on this obvious state Of facts:
"We don't intend 10 charge Gov. Wise with .pla-
esrsm but while he ia on trial for petty larceny We
able occasion where he failed to distinguish nis own
from auothers language with sufficient dlstinctness
to avoid the credit of more literary merit tnan ne
deserved The following parallel extracts will prooa'
bIy sstonah some OF our readers We quote from
our file of the Enquirer an extract from Wises cele-
bratsd letter on Know othngism, when he says u 10
against the spirit of the Reformation, NC, Inc
ENQUIRER them as now, the organ oil bis Excei'
lency."
The editor of the "News' does not venture to
charge Gov. Wise directly with plagiarism. But 1t
il undensbls that be does "intend" by every means
Of evssve expression, to create the impression IN the
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nur RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-11
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.
OFFER this valuable estate for sale, in the county Of
Il Buckingham known by the name Of "Monte Video"
former residence of Judge Cabcll) 1t contains 2iO
acres of which 40 acres James River low grounds
the best quality Large of corn, wheat to
bacco are annually made this estate. II has all the no
cessary improvements. The negro quarters are all new
with brick chimnies and plank floors. The tobacco
houses built of chestnut logs, aud covered with chcs
shingles; has orchard contan,u. up.ards Of 1000
trees of the most choice frut-applcs pears peaches,
cherries, &c. 1t has the finest view on Janes River
mountain scenery, river, &c. 1t i. well watered and
healthy.
This estat Ia .he South side of James Riycr-hav-
ing covered s.ise James River to the James
River and hsnawha Canal, about quarter Of mile from
the estate.
As wish to move my negroes South, bargain may he
had BY early application 10 me- In Richmond.
Peter +. Ayres, my overseer will show the estate.
CHAS. Y. M0RRlSS.
Also for sale, 1000 of heavily tmbered land in
the sSne county This land is in it's virgin growth and
lies same q to a miles ifom.hc James River and Kama
wha Canal ITO mies FROM Richmond and 30 miles from
Lynchburg
Persons wishing to get raj; road yes, snve timber,
hoop poles, &C., will do we'll to take a look atit.
Mpr,h S-ctd CHAS Y. MOkRlSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-11
MURDER IN NORFOLK.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.


Our city was thrown into All unusual drgre,nt e,
citement this morning by the murder oi name.
Burke. II appears that Martin and Price tle p.
soners had some few words in Aliens Rrs'nur7r
that they went rouI there To Wild. Water stre.,': a.
that there Martin stabbed Burke with -hcalN hu..-
such as ia generally used 10y sailors. TIA" kr.is eu
tered-with the edge uppermost- between tie nu""
aud fifth riba, severing the fifth rib, and having .nicE
I'd the heart, severed the pulmonary artery, a.
trance to the heart, causIn. wound nearly i.rt.
inches deep, and and half inche long, frpu
which death resulted in very t-w moments. GU~
ner Lamb held inquest over tn. body Ut the a
ceased, at the watch house, where had been aK,
soon after the deed committed. The vcriiG. ,a
That deceased Thomas Burke, came To his ds"i
from wound inflicted by Jas. /. Martin, with u knit
in the left breast, at o'clock, a. Nj May O,H. i'.
on Wide Water street, in the city OF Noriok sud
that said J8s. +. Martin aided and abeed n ~
time by VIM. Price.
The examination closed about | o'clock, 4. NJ
The witnesses recognized by the Coroner 10 ~
pear at the May term of the Corporation Court ii'
Monday,i for further examination, and the prisoner
were remanded TO Jail.
Martin is likely, intelligent looking fellow, ab,G
- years age says he is native of P-nnsy yly a.u.E
and appears unconcerned about the matter Pro
says he is about 20 years OF age, And u native
Massachusetts. Both prisoners reaIncu Ou tir
United States ship Ssnbrd -a,n"w lying in tie 7'rean
of the South Branch, opposite Portsmouth. BiuJir
the deceased WA stout man, WAS five feet ten 'ch
es high was about Is years OF aye, and had been
member of the city watch, but resigned about CGrr
mas and engaged in the business Of an ordinary be-
er lie was an active member Of the United Fl.
Company, and will be inferred by them tomorrow
10 a. NJ. The excitement throughout the city va
intense, and crowds Of persons gathered around %.
watch house anxious 10 zee tha prisoners, or t.ri
unfortunate victim, until long after the eramnato'
had closed and the liieless corpse had been thSer
through gate to the rerdrnce 0i bis SISTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-11

EXCHANGE BANK.--The following directors were
eIected by the Stockholders ths meeting, held in
Norfolk, OH Wednesday,
NoRFoLK.-W W Sharp. Thomas A Hardy, Rich.
ard Dickson Alexander Bell, Tabb.
RIcHaoND-J & IluBsoS, J II GRAsT, W w
Gwahmey Levi d Crenshsw.
PETERsBURe.-Tho'e Gholsou, Alex Donosu, II
G Hardy. Rob't Martin.
CL,RKsvILLE.-E a Williams, Jno G Boyd, X Y
OVERLY, Jas b Digger.
ALExASpRIA.-kobt Jameson, Cassus + Lee
Rob't & Violet Jas NJ Stewart.
ABINsDoN.-Jobn e Greenway, A Cummings,
W Y White f NJ Campbell.
SALEM.-Wiliam Watts, Alex White, Pitzer,
Chss Snyder.
WEsrcs-C J Moore, G J Butcher, D Peterson
E Tunatil
LrScHBuRe.-John G Meem, David Is Payne,
T Ferguson, James Irby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-11
~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

..,urPrAs. A vacancy exists in the Office of LIEU.
II 'TTS,NT GOVERNOR of this Commonwealth,
' sxn;r,,on Of the term for which Lieutenant
IT. "a. appointed under the Constitution. and the
..,, assembly having appointed WILLIAM L. JACK
sI r.c lieutenant Governor PRO tempore, until an
Y. - made by the people; therefore in conformity
=. N. Sheri. or Sergeant of each of the counties
~. in The Commonwealth il hereby required to
lection for Lieutenant Governor TO be held on
-,b Thursday in May next at the places prescribed
-. .pdsr my hand rs Governor, and under the
Sg,l Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
;Sb dsy of March ls5s, and in the s2d year Of the
,,,ssi,b HENRY A. WISE.
i ..j;cyerror GEORGE W. MrNFoKp,
Sec'y of the Comth.
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THE REASON WHY!

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Generally KnOrn, arc hnpe!fcetiy UHd1't00d
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1T SULPHUR RINGS
MONROE rnIINrv VA

Nt VIZ VOUNII, w.
s.pHnss, three in number, and differing materi-
"a 20 properties and proportions, will be open.
e., ~, the reception Of visiters on the first Of
4,s,a sSse oeen thoroughly analysed, first by Pro.
aud afterwards. and more minutely. by
asih;, h;Sart OF Baltimore, and las the analysis
El" combination Of Sulphur and Iodine and
Is.n properties, sn., unsurpassed by any in Virginia.
sssr, 'an M more sulphur By far than any other
kSps ,ps'ucnlars, as to the character and virtues
\ sy ~. ane public are referred to pamphlet on
s:,,e Thomas D. Mutter. OF Philadelphia, and
lH VIZ sha Moorman's Works, on the Mineral
ta,.. silns'ning '.l a considerable time, and espe.
Fri mo come early and remain late In the sea.
Sns uetion will be made from the ordinary
|%vst,Su. ,SuIses' WIN. ERsKIRE, Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-11
d, 80 --,.:s:,e

, minds of his readers that Gov. Wise Gid pisriarse.
The indirect fasehood is as pa!psbls if it were po-
sitivey and unequivocally asserted. In attempting
to make false charge, and, at the time, Ia -
cape the responsibility of Misrepresentation, the &C.
cuser only adds meannrss to mendacity.
The "News" chooses to describe the "Enquirer" Bs
the "organ' of Governor Wise. Whatever may he
intended by the epithei, We assure the News" that
we are always ready TO denounce the unprncipIed
assailans of Gov. Wise, or of any other honest De.