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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

APRII 23-'The circumstances of the Ameri-
can Telegraph Company to the memorial of the
Magnetic aud Uuion Telegraph Company, pre-
sentt d to the Senate by ar. Seward, objects TO
action Of Congress ON the subject for these and
other reasons : The general law asked for by
the piemoralsts would strike at all the ordinary
business arrangements of such Companies
are ucting under and are ameuable to State laws
II would enIbarTaS telegraph communication
with foreign countries and by giving to one
Company the fruits of the hazards and labors of
another would tend 10 the encouragement of
telegraph enterprise; That the passage of said
law is asked for by 2 only of 10 leading Tele-
graph Companies of the United States nil 9TH
erS icing satisfied with arrangements between
the Newfoundland and American Companies
il new exists; That the arrangement complained
of is not exclusive in its nature, inastuuch as
the ;nemoiiaiites themselves have been frequent
~ Invited to share in it, and to contribute to its
cost, but declined so 10 do, That the remOn-
StTants finally went ON with the hazardous
terprSe alone building the n. Y. line at their
own cost, and that it would be unjust now to
compel them to share their business with these
meuiOrialists who not only refused to share in
risks of the enterprise when invited but did ali
in their power to crush it; That the remOn-
StrantS have already expended So00,U00 on the
Newfoundland line, which, is now being marked
at loss and the Atlantic Company have in.
vested millions in an enterprise which Is still
COM dered aS doubtful--an enterprise for which
it is not believed any insurance can be effected
upon the next attempt to buy cable; That if
a law compelling telegraph lines crossing L. s.
bouIeIs to transfer their business to whoever
might clafu-it was passed, 'twOuld he proper
similar law should alsos be passed between the
several States, and would also DC proper as APP
piled to-FRilrcad Steamboat and Express Com
panies; That the law called for would operate
in the nature of projections -sdheiy for the ben
eft of fhe nemorialites while il embarrassed
cooperation of Telegraph Companies and in
terfere with contracts that have existed for
yeats without their propriety ever having been
called in question. Replying specially 70 the
cha,ge Of combination, reInoAstrants say thar
the only grounds for the charge are that the
American and n. F. Companies have entered
into an agreement for mutual interchange ct
messages in order to facilitate business of their
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NAV YORK MARKET.

M, 80 for white. aud $4,5Oa4. rs for Ohio
Wheat heavy; 5,1np hu. sold at $l,l7aI, 20 for
red Southern, aud 81 ,.5al 50 for white. Corn
heavy at 73a74 for white, aud az for yellow
Beef steady at $I3al3, 80. Mess Pork advanced
2Jc, ut $l5al5,25. Lard huoyant ut II La
II SIS. Whisky steadY AZ 81 lie.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CINcrNNATI, April 23,-River stationary
Weather clear and cool
PrTTsBuRc. April % River II #. in. by
pier mark. Weather cloudy.
ST. Louis, April 23.--I&igcr risen one foot in
"a hours, and still rising. Nothing late from
the Missouri. Weather cloudy, windy and cold,
indi, ating rain.
LOUISVILLE. April 23.-Rivcr faIIing-9 1-9
feet on the falls. Weather clear.
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Man! prugests having OLD Lniments on hand will try
TO sell thea TO the best, but do positively
fuse purchase them. Ask for 'BRAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
IMENT,'' and take n other.
Liberal Propositions
Toe proprietorS furnish each puTchaser q
lar bottle, With free subscription the u s. Journal,
This OF the best ~ Y illustrated papers
emitting the benefit OF thfs prop
oSiiiOn, enclosed the wrapper around every
tie The Arctic Lrmeut IS in 20 cent so
81 bottles. The 81 and 81 bottles contain so
cent. LiLment in proportion their cost, aud
are the cheapest. For sale by BRAGG & BURROWES,
Sole ProPrietors, st. Louis Mo.
An Agent wanted In every town and Vilias Z. Appea
lions always be accompanied by responsible refer
cnces, For sole by LAHGHLINS & BCSuPIELD,
IRnIS:I y-Smd.kw- ~ General AEentsfo, WbeelitE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tie greatest Purifying Medicine known is
Brentlinger's Sarsaparilla and Dandelion, which
cIeanses the blood and acts with certainty on
all the secreting aud depenating organs of the
body. 1t is really genuine medicine, and no
one who has ever taken it for disease where a
blood purifier is needed, will ever use any other
Sarsaparilla. 1t is much stronger, aud therefore
much cheaper than any other preparation of
the kind that has yet been in our market
Those who at this time of the year need blood
PURIFIER cannot take anything that will do more
good. Neuralgia, Scrofula, and all skin diseases,
are readily cured by it. Sold by E. Booking,
No. "a, Union street, Wheeling Va.
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O N r. DOLL, A R,

NWH
ONE or THE BEST PUEGATIVE AND LIVER MEDI-
ISvI1oaAToE Lfrer Remedy, tai eets ss Cfkssrffe
cine known. ONLY a Chiharic. but : lire
sg,ss h.. S ss Li5 70 sec. ttS asSa
matter thus accomplishing eeeiually With
most caihaTties Il ems The Systsa It
= the same tine tat puTsss H. aud allen taken daily 10
moderate doses WiIl'tsnEtsn and build IL uPWi' uEu-
- DN- sASJ0AD's IKviGoEIToA Is compounded eat-reIy
ffrOm uvU articles 81 medicine namely ,CLn4s.
Some idea Of the strength Ui these E1us may be form
as muc, strength as one bursd dosss Cal
Though possessing. medicinal rOE era,
have 6sen tut little knOu TO And never used
OrdtOF, which met with such seesdsntd suecsha ~
- tried aud knon ia rs eyets II has rarely ever HI:gd
to cure Lirer Complaints Ia their worst forms
- ~hsn The Liver = excited 70 4etion- ~,
and proof that the rst the distass
lst any one troutsd with Jandiee t4sts inviEeTaioT
CostTe0ess be peraanentIy cured by Tie InViEo.
rstOr. Take snail doses retiring.
nature in her Operations b gradually dHinishnE the
S1a or AZ rseuay ls =. eOe o sst ess IS
vyIy relisVse BY taxing double dsse Of tie iHrlg
ordhor which eorTerts all @edisy add ssurneTs 81 tbs
For an overloaded stomach It kss no equal sst re-
sh LII, % sss Is.ni -itsr Sstns
DN- sAsyoHD'= iSyIeoaAIoh 70 u rSeouHs,Be-d
cure for Liver Complaints all dsrPEes tTisnE
= frous Diseased The testimonial, Hisny 9!
PyserAfi4 in lie favor Induced to it,aHd
eonYicbn ia CERTAIN that Il Of the sT.aitst hiss-
u sings given Dysps;ies, IL nsds eoutpieis
cure before the Grst bottle fsSen, AID
eat any thing vd he without trogoie Nlr hefcTs noth
ing but !irtt food Eooid digest, Gftt III.
zaTe pain. Soz shat want say all rrzdyTs
Is, q Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble do
Try this the greatest ready IN the uGTd.-Safs
FGcf.
Tasre has never been tried iH family remedy
- which hAs met with each unboanded IL the
Of chlidEh, Dr. SAHFoEDs Ixyto
= ORATuH: Is a ioHe for atsesrs Of children that
use IL; Tor u cafhartie tiidy and Frntiy
and seems 20 renuTuse THE systrE thoroughly Thai
think art dyHg srryisF % Al in advising ihsia
Nhen they neri MEDICINE this eds. TgFr
cases that have e'us Ed=r notice Wl graf bra
tt has been received IN ceEsgs 81 tis Lger, Stsiaeh
and Bowels, Whure slO 70 give relief
= IIhss become u>-4u in family ;iat VII pVtd
" WithOutit-J 0eEaOHS5h' (Atd } KeJsiJfiesH.
PEtcE osE DpLLsE 5OTTLk-
SASFORD CO. FrepTiet OTt Stu BFushEHy ,SrN YOth.
T. H. LJGAS i CO.. Agents Tor Wheeling.
JOHN b. PARK, CiHetnn5tI.
GEU- II. kEtss1. PittsturEh " e;=salr AEeEts.
anil I a.
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Spring Bonnets.--By the cuts and plates in
the Ladies Magazines and fashionable columns
OF the newspapers, we see that the bOnnets this
spring still continue TO be as diminntive and as
neurno bonnets at all as they ever were. They
are in the oyster shell pattern-small and round
at the cheeks Eminent medical men attribute
the great increase, among women, of neuralgia,
ticdOloreux, loss Of sight, aud great suffering
in the eur, to this fashion of excessively small
bonnetS, which dress the neck instead of the
h9gad
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CINCINNArI MARKET.

r! fEAPRIL 23.-Floui unchanged; moderate de-
mand. Whisky steady. Nothing transpiIed in
/ Provisions, of Importance; 100 Lbls. prime Pork
sold at 1880
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MEMPHIS, April 23.-The connections on the
Charleston and Memphis Railroad, will he inter
rupted for ten days, in consequence Of the late
heavy rims
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

April 23.-Flour firm; sales of Howard street
at $4,3T; city mills, Sl,l2 l-2. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn active; white G6a6S; yell
low 6TnGO Whisky 2u i-2a2I H. Provisions
firm and unchanged
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SFTTLENENTS.

CCoCSTS AGAINST all parties indebted the suhscri-
n hers viii be made out ana ready for settlement the
first Jauu Those not calling for their
that will he Pesrsd with them thPreaI
49, Z tdec2ss McLALLRNS. KNOX 4 CO.
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PHILADEIpHIA MARKET.

APRIL 23.-FIOur tirIE at 81, 75a5I 20 Tor WcS-
tern Wheat 9Ua$I, 10. Corn in demand at q.
Oats in good request ut 4lc. Whisky 81 liza
% IL. Provisions, upward tendency.
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GarnatS.

gar pSGS.
1O PIECES 9! the latest styles and 9ssO5.msn. Col
INGRAM, FIG UsED, STR1PE.0 and RAG CARPETS.
will sell excellent quality 44 Carpet IS
yard do superior figured for 81 cents SupeInr ply
Carpet at only $,lo per yAr-chenPer than anywhere
else. Velvet Carpets worth $3.50 81 sos yard. Matt
ing ~ wide, for only % cghis Yard An extra quality
Rag Csrpet, Al wide, for IS cents.
Very fine Hearth Rugs yards long for only $780,
worth in realty:$6. [aPS-Sml ALEX. HEYMAN.
Just RECEIVED PER STEAMER PERSIA, 9o1 Gross of
q GIOI'S .ginal TuS PEN made expressly
trade. These celebrated Pens have rival and
aPI WILDE & BRO
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Musical onrention.-Frof A. NJ. johnson
and his company of yocalists, who performed in
this city last Spring, with such entire accepta-
bility, will arrive again on or about the 4th of
May, and will give series of musical lectures
aud entertainments apl9-lw*
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BHaG CO AhCIIC lIINIIM en- 4

This comprehensibIe Linmt nt upon which the great
the pangs of Ricumatism Neur"lgia Gout, Eryspeas,
Cancer, ScrOtulH SPrains uses burns scalds and all
arAGions the propretors give the Of
sugsrsr- the fooSins mem9randun Of few Of he won
thcates from the parties amed a'e in the POSSESSION OF
tie ptoprytors' but their length preCiudss publication
- ~ One HoItIe triumphant.
Mrs MOfit No. 8i5 Morgan street, Louis, iavns.
suffered 'hree with rheumatism, tried many
preparations without ecet cured by tycent bot
Jni of T'urEn'ory.
M Of 9s sayS he
months, cured by three four applications OF
N'S'' '''"''I Siiy the I.I..ie chiIdron.
A little daughter Of Mrs. Ice, residing Lake street,
boiling water. Arctic appiI4a accord
ing TO t drectons, and the fire santiy extracted,
" Few da: tsi!'S S1 1S sis Sas Ts
Mrs. George * Tyer Canal ,trclt y o. had long Euf-
by Of bottle Linivnt was d and
restored to her G 4 IIor G.nBiT rumor.
Eassns Mallory NI,e,S, wa rgs years the victim Of
until he tried the arctic Imminent Three bottles cured
'''' . =" "'tT WondcrfuI cure!
Mrs Bsdf0rd Mobile was e9naed 10 her couch for three
failure OF AL either was cured by the Arctic Liu
An asxPIo"lon. 49,. 49,
by explosion boiler, friend inducrd
~ extra ted from the scsds and in very short time all
the pain gone from tile bruises. In
we'll, and able to resume my business.
HENRY HAVEKSKILL, residence Jackson street.
The tlimA see!
WEBSTER CITY Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1861.
DR A. G. BRAGd-DeaI Sir: For more than three gears
hSd been afflicted with inhamed in Aggravated
degree and tried various PhyscianS
to effect; induced by Or. Baum the Arctic
Luiment, and In Two months nreFy well. My ltte
daughter afflicted In the for the
in eye. applied your valuable Linime MT and her
eyes perfectly sound. Thus have 1, with
bitt-bOtte, cured daughters and my
curing the rheumatism in back Iwould not lie without
yourinvsluable reaedy in my house. Yours truly,
VIZ. RUSSELL.
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov 9Th, 1851
thereby certify that am we'll acquainted with William
RUSSELL and with the bing he mentions
know his statement to be strictly true.
III. wADSwnRTII, p NJ, Webster City.
Good Tor Aninlula.
This Invaluable binimet is also equally elieatous in
curing the diseases OF animals witness the following
certifcste Messrs A ATnOt, ana Lynch, ATnOi
the largest livery West
orally known throughoutthe UnitedStateS.
81. LOuis, Dec 23d, 1887.
We the undersigned having used DR.
ment for number of months, cheeTuiIy testify
peror efficacy in curing the diseases
satisfied OF the Arctic being the best Eminent made,
that would other. We keep and kept
number Of years, extensive livery stables in this city
experience
the only have found dlir0ys eBeers
we cordially recommend II allVeTy stable
! j. = A. ARNoT
LYNCH, ARNOT & CO.,
CheSnut Street.
Many Druggists having old Linments hand. will try
TO sell thea the best, positively re-
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HE INTELLIGENCER
ATURDAY MORNING. APRIL "a. 1858.

I.Issst Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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SPECIE PAYMENT.
AUGUSTA. April 23.-rhe banks Of the State
will resume specie payment on the LIST of May.
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WE WISH TO CALL Tue SPECIAL Attention OF
EACH ofour readers to the advertisement in an
other column of DR.. Saatara's Ltrer Inrigoru.
tor, for in doing so we think weare doing them
a favor for this article cannot be too highly
spoken as it performs all its proprietors profess
to have it. Weknow of some of the worst ca
ses of Liser Derangemsat, Dyspepsia, Jaundicc
and General Debility, being cured by the use of
this invaluable article.
1t seems to strike at the root of the disease,
and remove the cause, thus allordinga perma-
nent cure that cannot he gained by using the
mineral preparations that are commonly resort
ed to for diseases of the liver. This PREPARATION
is stated IN good authority to be entirely vege-
table, being composed wholly ofgums that have
rarely ever been introduced in any medicine
previous to the introduction of the Invigurator.
These gums are said to have almost fabulous
power in their action on the Liver aud its sur
rounding organs, causing it to eject its morbid,
unhealthy bile, rousiug it from its torpid state
and making it perform its proper functions in
the human ecOnOmy.-Brat'ch County Demo-
,.y,f
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Hlcknrr Irnre. 81 r-.rl.. 81, ~ q ID 10

Hickory Grove, st Carlss Co. Mo, New 10. 1876.
PROV D. = NthOD-near Sir: Some last 7uusner
We were induced to your Hair Restorative AID
IA eaecta we're 50 WONDERFUL 81
III. afflicted, Ia report IL
Our little soas head fo= tine had been perfectly
covered Win sores, ard called IL sesid head. Tn
hair simost entirely "a ia eous-Gu eice, vtCn !
fend seeing bis suffering, advised RystS
rAtive We did 80 ilf e hoT+ OF sueces bLi
PRISE, aud that OF I'll friends applications
tbs disease entrsiy and and luxuriait crop
OF hAlr soon started cut, aid tst
has As healthy scalp, and luNaran; crop
any Other chit VIZ therefore, and DO hereby
mend y0ur Restorative, all
Of the scalp aud hair. We are yours res pJctiuIv.
6EOlSG = W. HtEsgINBOTUAN.
SARAH A. HIGGlNEOl HAN.
Gardiner. Maine, June o. 1875.
-PROF o. J. WOOp-Dear sir: have ust tive IN
Of Professor Wood- Hair Restorative ard trul, say
IL the greatest discovery % the age restoring
CHANGING the liar Before using Il Twas
". Ny Hair stsIne its original cCI Tor Yea ran
TecOnmrnd IL tl Witi.eut ras tsar a ny
case was one " thv ktLd-
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL y. HuRPliV.
o.. woOD Co, ProPrie,ors aIz Bresdvay Nsv Yet
Tin ie great y. y. Wire Railing EstahisilLensi IiE
Market st. ST. Louis, No. Aud sold By MI good lruE
deeSdtWGw1y-SEsa -sua
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VARIABLE PKoPEnTY AT PUBLIC

EI6N
The subscriber will oGrr public the TX
- ehsnEein Baltimore, Al one O'Clock Or THURSDAY,
April 90. ISIS, lhs following valuahl property:
Ist. fhe SOUTH SIDE DISrILLERT, located n few rods
south OF city limits three stories ~ gravel rSof ere proof
il by IS eet with brick piers Tor tubs add
tiOn - nv s. feet SPIRIT HOUSE isby 81 feet CT brick
and COAL BIN for 200 tons Of coal built OF STONE level
with ROOM road together with pens
feeding 1900 hogs, in the approved
manner, with drains nj tanks for saving for which
there ready This property eoHplet- and no X
PENSE sFaFsd make 4 so-uaclinery having
applied wherever required dispense with labor,
aud Il capable OF grinding MASKING and disabling from
lU tn I3J bushels RrsEu daily to vhskey, with water
privilege suictt Tor an enlargement f sltnost any cNteEti
Su bushels daily and built with such AMI
has desirable advantages for the addition ALCOHOL
STILL for tle products OF which there IL prompt Fas
for and other purposes any time last
deg. FahFtnheat Tie iat-T Is drawn from
lasg Of - water surface depth q "a feet. Ths
The I1aFl
country The whole establishment t35 , e<rlu-
Sve n ground, ard has only been in operation aboE.
months and buit fer s PsTP'se used, AID with The
intention OF future enlargement, &c.
PREMISES Wtch tlr =lF- erected eouapFiarl
acres iTroTsJ, besides DisteTy. &C., STOSE
SfAHLE for II horses, and TWO TliRfE STORY BRICK
required sad Is round Of 50 per annuEl
bought be4or September, 1861 for eIu
nG0. TneEe THREE SPRINGS the place not yet
brought BssiJes tse sbnve n med sdTantnErs
10 adapted
The property being og.s5e city iizIss e1snis
II fE city t4xAi on aud nirTfrTvpsr, giving useaed ad
yantages for feeding over many piaezl-
The property Vii be sold compsIe and ready for
ss, within Eek from % sale sud TassessiOn given
terms Of sale shan be complied Efth.
TERNs-Sz.e1 et . go g. n1onths. Ard balance In
J. aud years. wise liTrst II puTeas-d private sale,
Lac ground rent eaa Be E7sde peTIl.uett U desired.
AddfEAI GEO q HER GRAFT,
AP9s4 aaitsE0:es Ma
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pVyer, n. VI, Feb. FL, ISss.
PROF. o., WOOD CO Gents. Within q Ia Jsys
nave Teeisyre >" HlanS VTe-s Ead calls for Prof J.
IiahE hesOratire, that 10 daS rcmtulls
Snu e bs9S I2r quAaiit &s deEen forwarded
al Oes soiiiB Nis luEtt order quaItfy frcm yru
Ererg sotfts ed A1re acid sf-asfo RaFf 7rpsre3 s
OTpsr Rets euSfGst's, and The ProtaIfoT anu rares
IL receives from the substantial aud UoY1v fff
zsns Of vicinity, frly eenVEee that Il e bOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
Senu uA s soon may be Of 81 sEe5 and
loren - s.ze; and believe yOuFslvtTy rrfIeetly
(3gL.d) DASIEL LATHCkPE Co.
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BLISS & CAMPBELL,
(srccEssOEs ". " JrHEsnS
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE RErAIL DEALERS
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
No. So DInin SIPeeS,
NNT5IgECT INC VA

NHTE Just receiving Spring styles Of Has, CAPS
w and Straw Goods, which, when complete, ui
any other stuck Of the kd offered in ts city Our
OF the and enable
styles Moeskin SIX, SOf Beaver, Cassmsr Metr0Poli
tan, Huugaran, Ohsrou. Mario, KOssut, Planters, TUT
CErus aud French tylrs, which 0zT to
cult the tstrinE' Of the market The pub
lie respectfully invited call and Samine for hen-
selVes. Itpl5l bliss 4 CAMPBELL.
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REMONNI-


TAS. @. ORR would te public, that he has
q is goods iron III, Main street. the fourth
North Of the II. ". Bank, Esst side Main street
opening his Spring Stock of Books Station
cry, Wall Paper, &c.
He call especial attention TO his large and well
IeeiCd stock Wall Paper which variety OF patterns
and quality be e%ceedin the City.
Desiring small lot cfpateTnS Of la; season.
make for will sell nom the FIRST OF
April, Call soon you that want bargains
Remember place. doors North Of the d. II. Bank
marIO JAS. C. ORR.
N7Ew MUSIC received every week, the variety
IN of lapITl PAYNE \ co.
OLD FAMILY RYE WHISKY, very supsrior article,
" in store and Tor sale by ". a. EDWARDS BRO,
arS Opposite Mcclure House.
UST sale very low Wooden and Willow
- Cabs. very price. linh:Il PAYNE 4 CO.
NNINpUW SIIADkS-lust reeeiyed 500 pieces Of n. v
w Window Paper. Also. BuG Holland Green OIL Ciolh
and Transparent Blinds, for sale at reduced prices ny
apps JOS. GRAVES.
A LsO-5U bushels OF Corn Neal, just received by
N ans !. NJ HUMPHREY.
NHTILLow CABs AND wAGoNs-9o Willow Cabs and
w Wagons, for sale very cheap BY
APPS jos. GRAVES.
.NIL CLOTH TABLE cOyERs-The Iareest size only one
" dollars common atss, 6a6 ard 7SssntR.
APs ----4t-- I.6KANlS~ I.
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Wheeling Classical Academy.- following
we're the closing exercises yesterday afternoon
., the Wheeling classical Academy:
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MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 18th, 1891.
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scaded by tue explosion oil Steam Boiler, ariend
me to try BraEss arctic Imminent The smart wasinsian
~ ted from the scEds, and in very short c
the pain gone from tile bruises. In weeks
we'll, and able to resume my business
HENRY HAvEHSKlLL, residence Jackson street.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-02
SINCERITY Is A JEWEL,

Mr. McRae claims to be sincere in his
present attitude, and desires to be so con-
sidered and credited at least. We are will
ing to allow him as much sincerity as we
think his actions will permit, and no more.
Let us look at his course and see how the
matter stands. In his letter to VIM F.
Daney, written a few months ago, he ex-
pressed a desire that some plain farmer
would take up this question distribution
and canvass the State. Very well. Mr.
w. F. Leak, farmer and an experienced
debater, thinking that squire McRae ac-
tually meant what he said, declared him
self as the proper man to do the business.
He proclaimed himself a candidate for Gov
ernor and in favor of distribution.
Now, we ask the reader, if MIR Leak was
not jutitied in taking this position in view
of Mr. McRae's written request, and had he
not right to expect his support? Certain
ly he had. But Mr. McRae would not en-
dorse Mr. Leak--he called but did not de-
sire an answer-Leak answered but McRae
would not hear. Consequently the farmer
candidate had to withdraw.
Does any one suppose that Mr. McRae
wanted farmer to run. No. no---he con.
sidered himself the man for the times and
the times propitious for the man.
Time will try the works Of all men, and
Mr. MeRae must not expect to escape the
ordeal.