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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
MEDICAL.
MIS- wHsLOW-
An eIe=5snees and Female Iyzi-i.rs Tesalzss
10 the aSt.zE;iOm u nlsJtte-s- he-
S00THINGSYRUP

wv $1,000 ~ ~ = ASOA
FeE cH1LDRES TEETaIxG,
Which zzzy sAeir=-es zs press d 1esz:iiIs ~
slJl1sIaiI thss
lsE 1L;sd =I=As-sadtc as=si1I-- hldz
SIRE TO Regulate the BoIslH,
ITs1nd upon In0Stsrs- IL gEe-=s
zssd rs1teE 1Ad health 70 yOur fnxRnsk-
We t1=s pun up md szsd shis ezzicfe fs
years sad nE ~ ozzsdeaeS enc srHzh u 4 s;tszs
q: am oEk-rE MRS Izelii-zI,--sl.-
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III with seaE
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IS - KNOW Este- zen ygs-s ez4a7sa-s cEa
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r1;IrI,zEH--- do got 4rI our pre- uGices. noE
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Principal once. ID, Cedar 81. =. T.
PIECE ONLY = GIFTS PR BoCuK
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
The N. Y. Paper Warehouse
New Wine & Liquor Store

New WHO g Liquor Store.
HNHR UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEG :
lesTe TO INFORM his numerous friends and tie pub
He generally. that he has this day opened Wholesale
and Retail Wine and Lisagr SiG-e connected with n
Bay-roou. Sn. - Main street dsa- at1Te the
I.ank OF wheeling where he Sil consIanFv keea on
hand fell assortment of purs Wines Brsrdses Wits
kIes Gin. Rum. Cigars &c
As Il e nv intention TO keep nothing hut juro stuf
and to nav the closest attention al orders
To me- hope 10 re-eive share u public patronage
which earnestly solicit CONRAD STR0BEL.
jyI2+629m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

GRASS SEEDS-Rentucky Blue GTasS; o..
cSrd GraSa Of the best quality, far sale at the
ssSci Ts,slt ly fn0vsl SAITH SoERETL-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
Piano Fortes.

All. GALE & CO.
Take pleasure IN inviting lie attention
E55-Sslsz5S # Artists A.n1Iesrs. aul The TuLifc
V1 s9 enc P5p T. :hG -; wv 49,, Sale PI-
EroIEfng desire fJsa SQUARE PlS Porte that shall
p-oach the Grand N volume E sound and II The same
time avoid The rziiy appearance Of tf tiI.rs-cor-
nsTed instrument, directed Uur eaGres II yToaue-
ton Of s1eh GesfdcrGtBm- Our tG5i Is rewarded and
submit che rul; without fear Gfo-liT'e:iriO-l
9S-0ur PIslnz all guaranteed 10 give entire SIT
tzEti0n- li.stle- ors-l from dir a sold by
ana Of our agents tlIruuhou the country and So
heI continuance Of that patronage which have
sl5qge3 tor the last tEeui y-iTe ytelrs
A Il GALE CO
jsS, zJ@Iv 1es Eas: Twelfth St ny
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

G1sFstH1as F1ftsl5EIEg an1 WHEEL
ing RH1 Road
- 5955ssss5::=5ss-5 - sS=sz5=SSs5sss-s
an Ash AFTER sIaS-RAF- KUE. "a Lss, t1-
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30 ? 4 Ez5g.sZ 1=aEz- B-=IvIn- EE=.kbEg-sh n
@E n P44zisi=4 lsltiz- n I'd Pm Ser
E6<E ~ lax p e Eas Cleveland X -
N
RET IRNING TRAINS
Leave CIe=eizua II "a = N sd s.as5 2 x a--irs
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
Wines, Brandies, RUNS.
BL ACK TEAS. ~,

d TIERNAS SON 30 70 North cl,zr!es St.
ohsr log Ealn The fil7rinr aE4e- oE their own
IuyslEtaiion. particularly flr family use=
SHERRY WIN kS-PenartiDe's fipess Tals- gold
Hnd brown aherriss in wood and in Elas--
PlhI NlNESe-sandeTns.i's competition red md
white IrEt, in WDnd aad IN Eias=.
AADElRA hiSE-Jcha Howard Sf=-ctrs fine
a5steira IN VOID "1i in gis-s- aI-o Crane juice
eghrunner, Cet. Lie5frau-H1fIcIl, BrJ-rleJe-i. o.
1876.
CHAMPAGNE EvINEs-Neet and Csra:.!lor' 4i=zst,
in quarts and piIts.
KEANIIEs- s':sri nnd HeuBs-=y'5 I'm. Old pale
and d4-z Bra15sz-
tiEE d-OId and f1e. Jamaica. Antigua Grenada
and frn.n the Islands frnp7-tei and direct FINN I
HOLLAND GIS-The best iuaIiTy-TIeruan brand
and no mixture OF aromatic Tl5:s1n IN IL
30 half he5IS d the finest S0UCTEOSG TEA
Inh5--za-Iy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
1E=E

Yong Eadr Il D t- ;.-a z-au',lez WI ID -
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f=i- Liz ben
4 gentleman .:aeegi:z. s-s-au7-- y yrz-- -:
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
AaeetE, IzRu1LIs 1855


TJLL LIABELTE=
uass.li=d eiAims na+ tn.,--------si--s-eaC =
E7-Iosse= L7uiE=s= a;juE..a and promptly Elia- a.
CPuErds of sII-GOo.seO
o Loszss azre ben Esid ~ Eiff I'm I-szrzzlI=r c.
II -hs PSI 3 yah
FIEE ASD ULASD NAVIGATION
EFsEs hScsP-z5 VIZ sosveII-T and
E- IrufTI-
Epz=izE ct=czz=foz eireH 70 6-s4-zasze q DBEZECGS
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Ls1 uuIzs--Ezr5e5 rrrUIsh ssasIz u financial SII--
st5I= and sEsE-r Fy-ie5s f-n
s7sitE rl1E1is-sIl1s= and maritime disss-e-. L.
i-E l,-s= esstzsisi- clg1 basis "a t=uts-s q
ms C-ziir ftfI,t Fl-z-e=5zl particulars:
DurEpg -1lGrd Tcules- the zeU-f- VI -.iEtr 1Ii=u-
--urs q iIups-.z-e auty-zhs ebiifr- q T=yezE
4I1iae-= % FslsEzn liz is=5Is- cflsa rrJe Issenad
PGIese issne5 vTSb1ut d=!zy- and IL businass II
;su1>5 - win dzs1zs-i End hdel==y. by
SATE p HILDRETEI- Asz-l.-
oE5se - the Savings Bank u Y rz=E5,.=
fst19-azw III jan II -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
CoUGIs AN CONS.

gentleman Es51,!fs lecsJ-s-= 1s,s. -e=s-, :
80 I'-r. q ~ tsoG;t Vilis seZ1rs- AL =
ING u aH-lhs-n E'czIisyEya-ii= Ssf,s-- sig.-.---
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All,es % l'ilrSS=s rs calling without 5ncstrele-
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married i-I-y tz = ElsI s-Ecu = T1lz-s- - ~
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So '-fac considerable lever ids.-szfss -
= .sN1a-E E= listing sr.is:4 ie-.zra- ls
t-iiiS tue S!7a- tz-h Oils EIs-- s5!z,-- - ..zT
Ehrs-e SyS saJ VIA -H75-t5y vel
si'EziiS n'z-l . = sal cEsEES ~ f1z-~a:.-,
--tsia2 Htainslf' during -iid weather IL via-
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Ss'1lLilE sac g - =2sss;l ar'g RE n IL -l7
rug S-sIs lfissr and e-EIzi..-tl =5a5 -aEt- -7z-
It.CA1.iS=s With i1rcis CT Nc bc1rr- = ----is-a
10 N1e S-sSl-l, illi-7:s- F,.l2 sIr-e- slEs1-S
az son fnyIrsl izlEslT improving iS -.g.
aSla sl'-ls lla-s'F= lssSe5 II S--r--eL al 81
&c -i-,nSSFV's a'l Il a lev zrls vzls e:!T--.
hsyEEleS. -sAkeN 10 t.s.l.s- .Irt..l-I-ta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
LIS d q - e.
hoiee Els CIass IIlsuFanee
III 2EE

HCRP9EAID 12a-E-a4ETEE REEPFTE Al.
VII F-EFlTF n S556.3E g.
4nE ne Tcg5.I-eoE . ~ su5=s ed 1890
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
P a S s 3 n G Err S
"a - -, -
Prom the WeEt Going south.

Ia g - -: -
Prom shs West Going south,
ICE daily Sunday nigh: xeefrsei for tf,e E.lav
L Hnuse- Washington Fredericksburg. Rirhmu1d-
r=fGr=t,urE Etl1oT y T. frEu Potomac RfTer and
fise ichr1oDI Fredericksburg and Potomac Ra-Zad
Gy splendid ;tiia comfortable Steamers Acqua Greek
t.1cs II Richmond ily the lnehnynd fredericksburg
and HJt5s.ly- Raiirsaafi
Hour 4 departure from Washington go A NJ
all =. u 'Sundays excHIte5l I4szrc n, SUNDAYS
= I'D = ~ only BaEaIr under charge q s;ssiaI
agent; checked through u Eielingnd, Petersburg zL5
IEoin Washington TO E!rF,uaund-...------s 20
IHpm do 70 Pe:ErEburE.---
Fruu DO WelinIl..-.--.-.-----
From do IN Wilmington. IL
The Ricf=aTEld- PTr3SriclS4-z- zd Potomac Raj
rad has eea = ..s.i9a Er % ree-z End n All HAT
tfrs- no passenger isss -i;eT beeu killed Ur cr7nf
by acSsot- which is without Ja-nlel in the history
Of Ra.lrrsds IN this country. $ EUTH gur,t Trans
-Gile = ls-s jT1Zy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

IL g 9 = Z; -
4 Ii fre5=hfs Intended for sl.iT,..ert on f.s rad
u fnr-t II delivered between The hour ..f = N
Aha ? "a a. Eous vii y. rttveF after hour
sFfll.-5s 7. SH EI.NEI. Gen. Nanace-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
TRANSPORTATION

Cleveland PIttsl5r1tg and wheel
ing RH1 Road
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

THE above Companies h=TinEat21ir:ss the under
i signed Their AErlt fsr Wheeling and vicinity
W2siit respectfully s1c:t the patronage .! Tsle ftac
SID C1niianie- well known - f.e frs: .as- sgres
Al loss promptly adTgIsfr-l- SC ETIICH
Iet5-ly 0fir- OYER the Cirizs7z DEPOSIT Iani
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
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PRICES
N ss:' = ias'e Fisl- IN rn0z,o $50 and to7k- $
case o: i -..-z..e-,s s,zzs - y, s,3
1%Se g any Numbered iixeS and b. - -l g
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or EEH:EDIES BY MAIL
iS'N ~ 'i's * make ~ cSs q NlEt kin
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liiais g s1If-es5- f-ee c: charge
sEly sl9stii E.e without ii,sss irrair=l'e -u-.
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i5-i's q Eiiic:e rightly SirsGi II TIE -. hour
=. 1850 IsS;!y ours tlsss yri-a tSsietsy 81. e
= e Es-aFS=- y lciE sIs cssir1us hours - Su-..
= a. M tAest ~ taEsf, VOC s-e n. ,.llt--
49, 14ts essis - thai rt.-l distant = vel = -
- - I iItt1r. ltaEto lie drEsSe3 or TS>
81 eF tsss-ed &C tied hat rs1sy .-,,T=<F.r
x S:t+ sinil'ie sselss AID r=stO-e The -lslv en-:
~ Ae-h . heaIh aud 1fsezs-ss. a.sI ...!v u e
;s as n any CASE rom their use hu: tie -czl
LIT, ei'; the constitution bsyon6 al .ICc.;:s
AGENTS WANTED
" eeS;re=a active efhcissst agent; fa- the sz.r
- . N every toyJl community il, f.a -
'sa State AddreL Dr. E HUMPHREY e.
55Sol4 by Z BOOKING 1sest. YFissIl1s. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

FIEE AID INLAND SsEIGATIoS
EEsE nScsV-s5 zers cn,ss=e:it VIZ zosvsIs-T and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

FeE CHILDRES TELTHIEG.
Which rszly 1aeiifEz-es zhs IIrcs= d 1=z:1I- ~
sJ5fsnin The r1I TeiIleins EanlnIz1idEl-ilih :
lsE PAX AID zisas-I,siir aE=siaE- and =
-, Ee.----,g,.,,- -. Ts,,---.a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
HeInpheld Rail Road

IL H-fJ-PT. Gs7T TED ri. fIfl;I.,ielr4
LLLlz s. ..C-E-L. III ..L.-. No.. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
THE CE~TR AL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
~ = III lE49SI-EII II a444b
BRTwEEE PITTsBJ I1E5H L IJ1:I.E.EzIA.

The CHilcy q IDS RoA5 i nov equEl II Iy L tn
County
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

II ?. E1c-E 8Izz1e- a T-z.ls,,1,-L..-i,,..
L l. CJl4- Gent 55zks- A=seIr- rDr1z-5o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

III [4at LFElE
BsSii-zii-.a-
II. a EEL
EE = AIKE
ueL Never
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
Wheeling. Va

s9~FOr sale by z. II. sTABLER CO. B,,.;nor.
and Z. II L9GAN 4 o.. Mhealing Va. .rl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25

LEIGH Co. No - Kffby stree. Rs,-tgr.
Il Il HOUSTON. Gail Ffesgd Ao't IfIils-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-27
Sc A Merchant ~

The Pioneer speaks of SAM. ABBE, candi-
date for Treasurer of State, as being " mer-
chant of Grow Wing" How mild our con-
temporary draws it. The new Chairman of
the Democratic State Committee is already
playing the policy game. "Indian Trader"
he knows, is not designation that recon-
mends men for popular suffrages in these lat
ter days. He therefore eschews it as the cor
rect description of Mr.. ABBE's vocation but
softly, gently and most melliAuousy terms
him GO merchant ~ Not a bit of an Indian
Trader, he; but purely "a merchant r'-
Hurrah for SAM. ABBE, the blanket, blue
bead and tobacco-whisky merchant of Grow
Wing"
But how about that nice financial operation
of the merchant" and others to engross the
lands of the Fort Ripley Reserve, and fleece
the poor settler thereon? Mr.. EARLE Coop
RICH and Mr.. Able were associates in that
nice mercantile" transaction, in which the
Settler and Uncle Samuel were both attempt
ed to be swindled. But our Uncle was too
sharp for once for the robbers; but the set
tiers were badly sold, and the sell sticks to
this day. Who have got the money?
If ABBE is elected State Treasurer, Coop
RICH ought to be his deputy. Two such
sharp fnanciers would certainly Keep the pub
lie funds most carefully.
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Manuscripts OF Becker,s Speeches.

We observe in the Pioneer of Saturday,
GEORGE L. BEcKER's speech, published ver-
datina, ct hteratim, ct observation-disclosures
having kindly loaned the editors his manu.
script for that purpose.
This loaning is evident from the accuracy
OF the report, and from the fact that
no Photographic reporters were in attend
ance at the Convention to take it down as
delivered. The speech was written and
committed to memory beforehand.
1t is understood that the Pioneer Printing
Company have arranged to obtain the manu-
scripts of all GEORGES speeches delivered
through the campaign, and at the end of it
re-pubhsh them in book for the benefit of
all future Democratic candidates with large
pretensions and limited amount of brains
to serve as sort of Model Speech Maker, in
imitation of the "Model Letter w riters" r.
be found in our book stores.
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THE SONG OF THE POOR PRK-EMP-
TOR.
TUNE" Resin the Bow"

TOR.
TUNE" Rosin the Bow"
A Song of the Homestead, I'll sing you;
In the Sky-Tinted Valley 1 dwell;
I've cabin, field and garden,
A meadow, and cattle and well.
My wife and my children around me;
The schoOl-house along by the wood;
My plough, spade and harrow beside me,
Assure me both comfort and food.
But, alas my sweet home is not paid for
But the nations the one that 1 owe:
While I pay it in tanning the wildwood,
1t ne'er will consign me to woe.
But, what is this paper before me?
o God is it true that see
Buchanan has ordered the Land Sales,
And houseless and homeless we'll be
The times are hard as milestone,
But Democracy's hardest of all
1t taxes and taxes, then robs us,
And "pushes the Poor to wall p
No money we've got but Chisago,
O'tonna, Glencoe and Fillmore -.
But Graham, the Land Selling Jobber,
Wants the votes, not the notes, of the Poor d?
IT'S only the gold, that will do him:
But Dunbar and Sibley's finance,
Have hurried our State into ruin,
And left us to "pay for the dancer
o, if the Republican Party
Had Congress under its will,
The people would long ere this moment
Rejoice in good Homestead Bill!
Free Homes for the Homeless would crowd VI
With thousands and thousands of men:
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The Other Ignatius.

We notice that IGNArIUs F. O'FARREL is
one Of the Democratic Central Committee for
the Sd Judicial District.
In publishing the names Of the Committee
however, the Pioneer suppresses his first
name, and simply prints it 81. F. O'FARREL."
Come, now, Mr.. Pioneer, don't be asham-
of your Ignis Fatuus-you "NAcE, the Irish
man!'--your IGNArIus LoYoLA." If these
are good arguments against Mr.. DoNNELLY,
and the Pioneer has seemed to think they are
by using them, they are equally good reasons
against placing Democrat to whom they APP
ply with equal force, in so responsible posi-
ton as a member of the Democratic State
Committee. Won't the Pioneer define its po-
sition on this important Cd matter.
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The Pioneer of Saturday publishes the an
nouncement by the President of the Demo-
cratic State Convention, of the persons who
are to constitute the Democratic State Com
mittee for the ensuing year as follows:
Earle s. Goodrich, I'd District, Chairman.
Isaac Van Etten, do.
A. NJ. Fridiey, LIST District,
Mahlon Black, do.
Charles W. Cotton, Sd District,
!. F. OFerral, do
Franklin Steele, 4th District,
c. G. Andrews, do.
George Bradley, 5th District,
Henry C. Lowell, do.
Henry Lamberton, 9Th District,
F. Rehfeld, do.
The editor of the Pioneer, the Earl of Per-
fumery, being Chairman, we presume the
Reuerend JOHN PENNAN will remain Secreta-
ry of the concern-the $40, ZOO year State
Printer at one end and the pious friend of the
widows and orphans lover the Left lat 9TH
CT, making an appropriate apex and base-the
plumber principles Of the Democracy being
thus represented in entail and detail!
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nesoh generally will feel hattered by this, and
WORK with will, We presume, for GRAHAM
and BECKER! - N-.--@l
But really, why Mr.. BECKER should think
himself contaminated by association with FR1D-
LEY, and yet have no objection to going on
the ticket with CAvANAUGH, passes our COM
prehension. "Our Jim" must have greatly
improved in his morals within year
With OAvANAUeH, LOWRY, and ABBs as his
associates, Mr.. BECKER probably considers
himself in more reputable company, than
with kRIDLEY If SO, alas for Fridley
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Very Fine (!

Mr.. BRrsBlN, the Railroad Attorney, in &C.
cepting the Democratic nomination for Attor-
ney of the State, says that the Republican
party is party " destitute Of principle"
A personal friend of the Attorney remark
ed, on hearing this, that BR1s. couldn't be-
heve it himself, or be would turn Republican
immsdiatslyr
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few months afterwards when RICE quarreled
with Gov. GoRMAN because the latter would
not be:his obedient tool in all things, LowRr
played fetch and carry for RICE, and finally
the latter undertook, on the authority of
LOWRY, to fasten the lie upon the Governor
when the latter Immediately removed him
from his Office as unworthy of it, and ap-
pointed Isaac VAN ErrEN, Adjutant General
in his stead.
1t was in this way both LOWRY and VAN
ETTEN got their titles of General" of
which they are both so proud but it ought
to blister LowRY's face with bushes every
time it is applied to him when he recollects
how it was obtained and how lily he repaid
the power that conferred the "honor :"
The Pioneer makes one correct remark how
ever 1t says that Mr.. Lowry presents a
striking contrast to his opponent Mr.. DON
NELLY. This is so. But we assure our con-
temporary, the contrast" is immensely in
Mr.. DoNSELLY's favor. It is true it may be
urged that Mr.. Q. never had the advantage
of being the son of Missionary Indian Agent
nor Of an intellect-whetting controversy
against Catholic priest-nor of wearing
breech clouts and moccasins in the Winnie
bago Colleges-nor Of being the Interpreter
Of Winnsbaso lingo for Unele Sans or Mr..
HENRY NJ. RIcE's beneft-nor does he enjoy
the characteristic Of putting on aristocratic
airs of being better than other people; but
then on the other hand, Mr.. DoNNELLY is a
man in the full possession Of all his physical
and intellectual facilities-no "old man al
twenty-five "a better speaker bette,
writer-a deeper thinker-a better scholar
a man of more generous and genial DISPOSE
ton, and better Democrat" in the enlarged
and liberal sense of the term.
If the Winnebago Interpreter is all thai
the Pioneer pretends he is, just trot him ou
on the stump and lot the People decide which
is the ablest and best man of the two by per
sonally hearing and seeing them in canvas.
over the State.
We dare the Pioneer and His Winnebago
ship to meet the issue, and let it be seen o
all, which side is favored by the "strikin,
contrast which certainly does exist between
the two men!