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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS !
--ANo-
THE ONLY REMEDY.


TuE Eastern Stairs. included IN tina, section Of
/ the union whi'h u most widely hnown a.
New Enshnd, costain thrifty, indn''f'on'' ~
,ellig,nt people, who have achieved an unoom-
mon degree Of prUspcrilyi with climate sN,
,r,,nsl, irving 10 some constitutions, ahd s''l ~
small fertility. they have conliiVed To 'urrs's
NOR, favored commodities 10 almost everything
tia, oonluccs 10 social comlau and happiness.
IInf,r,unaiely they are occasionally 80 Absorbed
In Insins.. aud nenial cultivation that they ne
vj.e, the precautions which are essential 70 bod.
/, heath. D,spepsis and physical debility are
nre,alent AInong al classes The hrst disease u
uroducri b, inalieuiion 10 the digestive organs,
which arr 90 susceptible Of derangsasni. Thous'
ADD. are nv paying the psnaliy ct lhi' NEGLECT,
anal suffering ,laily the most trying palms. almost
u,,hout hope oftslcf They have come u 10
I,.,e tina, their ailmrnt IL chronic, aud that they
must hear With tito the cod. u gratihes ~. sx'
c.,dincl, ~ announce 60 these afflicted indNid'
nal. ,h,i they may now command remedy OF IN
questionable potency aud virtue. which has never
I~,n Known 20 f,il 10 al cases of digestive weak
mes. or arrangement. Hundreds Of tongues are
rad, 20 grow elnquent in prai.e Of tbs ~onder'
6,I con1uesef of dyspepsia, which - Known a.
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CArrloN Tn NM PuRLIc.

A. there are yafiuus parties ad,eui-'ng then.
selves a. 10 the Giit business, sou" having The
apdacit, 90 claim having hren the "origiutints'
lot Who have not the disposition or ability 90 iul-
6ll their promises, We icrl it du'y 10 ourselves
aud the public a. state that ~ have ~ cpnaec'
ton With any concern N New l1fA of Ne" log
land; and individual. .ending uIone, ~ such pif.
tss mast not blame ~ ifihey gct chealcd'-of
ledge II the business by such standard.
Order. from clubs % single Individuals solicit
ted ION all pirIs Of the ooauty.
q. q. EVANS < CO..
3m2J IS CornhilI. lilstun.
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RIaolrsmithing.

rJ,HE subscriber would cay 10 bic friends s'I'
the public generally. that be % ~, a. s%.
At nj. trade and viii do no any Iob IN o.. nne, -
well az Az, blacksmith in the County OF os'"'''
shop GA the hill, opposite lIsr,.ys roanar
South Paris, April, $50 10
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
on rHT cURt

ron THT CuHE
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They afe Sugar coated 90 that the most sen''-
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Price. IS cent. per bpN; Five boxes for 81.
Great nunlers II Cisfgymen, Sin;rsm,n. PhVi.
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namss 10 crttib The puraraled usciulrcss Of iheso
remedies, lot ouf space hsTr will not permit the
insstii on Il them. The agerts l'l"w named TOR
ni,h rraiis usf Americas Almanac IN which they
afr gwen; 18th also iull description Of The nlnve
complaints, and the treatment that should - iol'
loved lof their cure.
Do not H. uut "a D., unpfiuciplcd dssl'fs With
Other preparations ih,y make more PROFIT On.
Demand ANIH's and take ~ othsfs. The s'ck
want the brst AID thew u lar them, and they
shouI have ~.
Al uuf remedies afc Tor sale bY u !. Bates \
Co, Paris; Df. Ru.t. 80. rsusI u. I. Noyrs,
Nufwa,; :. morse. Moth Turner; Tcaguc Bfos.
Tuner: HauoNs \ ILLS, Canton. AtWood 4
Co.. Buck6sld; Cha.- = Co, DiNbeld. and 10y
al druggists aud merchants. -
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POETRY
THE cRor or AcoRNs.

TtiE CRof VT A,V''.
NJ zHs. ,IsoVNsEr.
rA.re came a msa n DAYS Of Old
To hir, a piece o. had. Soc gold.
AL urged his SOFT IN secenis meek,
"ope crop slose, u al I scsk,
That harvcs, Der, my shim I'll yield,
And to is brd resign the SELL"
TIE owner some mi.givisg fsh,
AID eOLlly With the stranger dealt.
Rot ouaA NJ. las, Objection fil,
AL hoseyed elcqscaSe prevail,
so took the pro1ersd price IN h,Hd.
AID for s-s e-yp lea-e,i oa' the lssd.
The wik teuaai .a~erv,l With p5ids,
All so~cd the .Toi ~i,A aeprns vide;
Al sf.t. lie t,sy .heat. they gres.
Thee bead snd vide the busches lhU~;
Hot. hess bce,fe those oaks Sublime
Aspiriag reached their f,rrst PRISE,
The cheated hndiori moubletius lay
forsOi,ea ~iiA his kisdr,d clay.
Oh ". whose yesT. uaieli'as s'r,
Are ir-.h sith ycu'h. ssi irss isam care,
shsall Vice AM I.,iaLs,e d~.irr,
The g,rles of your .opl 10 hlrv.
No parlsy hoLl, rsisct thea .o',.
Nor 10, oss Sod the soil roila,e.
NJ chill, ths,S 6r.t approach bessre,
wth 6rtaae.s hfesk the insiiu,a. suarc,
Let a. the acofas grvw sal ,hroVe
la,p sua-eSelaiiag grove,
Tn, .ia.. a dsfk. e'es-haio-iag Tree,
Shat oct the hsht 4 heaven ira.u thee.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. IL. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

SVllClIOl Va lOOiAo'o
Late Agent OF ihs U. s. Patent oeIos, Wash
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saved ,u,entofs.
Te'hm0udi,.
T regard Mr.. Edd, a. one ofthe most capable
aad saccesslul practitioner, With whom have had
CHARLES MASON.
CommIssionet Of Patents"
"Ik,r, ~ k,,isiisa ~ a,ss,isr is-su,srs Aaiik,y
sssaas s-ploya psrsoa eeppa'si aad i's'ivo'-
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,s o. ,sc1rs - tls- ~ safly AID Gsro'abl,SoasiS-
srsfsA attic Paio.i OHss.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comm ssionet Of Patents"
.gs,is4, F,b. :. Is5S.
"N. H. X. EddY Ass --aisis' ~ T'HiRTkHN
spaisai,g.s. o. an ct ONE II vAisA paisSi' Aat,
kss. CRESTED. I'D fAafos'is HsWp sai,sE. NssAsH-
-falaAls p-osf - rrsaitaissi sSa ability ~ ~ raH
l-is s.sio ,sd an 'ars-io'i q aJTiyis h~ 70
rsssr, fAsr psiss "a, say tsss's II As'isE 10
-ssf flHhsi anssi,os buisEtd ihHr sas'', asf a.
10y fsasoaatis cAarg'i.
JOHN TAGGART."
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T~icc rejected applications, SlNTEEN Az
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h,.fayor, BY the Commissiousr Of Pstsnts.
u. n. EDDY.
Bosros. !an.i, 1859. li5O
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Price, 81 n Bottlc;-6 Bottles for Sd.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral

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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

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ONE THOUSAND pOLlkFS 4 YEkR

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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
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lie not subject To- the objection OF u.,ug twice
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the Groyrr BaA"t; nor's % conhncd nits oiT''
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

The largest mirror ever imported into this
country has just been received at New York
from Paris, for the Fifth Avenue Hotel, now in
process of completion. It's dimensions are sc
by 18s inches, and its cost, exclusive of frame,
about $500. No ship was large enough to
admit it between deck. and so it was brought
as part of deck load
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13
Ii Continues 20 Cnre when everything else
Fails!

GEoEOEToWN, LUDLOW P. o., Miami Co., o., Nov. 1905
MRasRs A. L. SoOVnL 90. GsNfEeaE0R-some four years
ago. received Strain, from over-nfinE, which
settled In my sde brought great irritation Of my
Lungs vita caused much pain, and almost con-
coughing had for several years been subject to
Kind PLEURIsT I'm my side, which made 1t very
weak When received strain my side began 70 SWELL
and finally It got 80 bad the Doctors had to open It,
Of NATTER was discharged nom III
and It continued discharge for about three years.
had by this time tried everything had any confidence
In and had doctored until had spent 1000; Gt teGs
getting rapidly tcorssf finally read about your "HALIs
BALsAM concluded 1t. Thought two bottles of
(Mr sgeriooS and by the time had used
up found gaining continued to use the BAL
SAN, MONTHS, ATTEND TO MI BUsl-
NESS; and tCe better thGH IhGUs Gee for
fifteen gears! able to labor hard every day. Ihaye
made this Of those who may be
suffering have have done.
give you idea Of the desperate state Of
farther state that before got your BAIsAN dis
had caused ulcerouS In my back and
anger nailshad all fallen OIL All my neighbors testify
to the above statement, as all knew Of my case.
Yours truly, SAMUEL DARRELL.
GB-DR HALL's BALsLM-Warranted to break up the
distressing cough hours the will be
cheerfulIy refunded. For sale by
TIL LOGAN CO., wheeling, Va.
Ie1-2W A. O. GOOD CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

Through all the fiction written since then in
England and America, the increased, still grow
ing likeness to the same class of works is evil
dent, especially in the care devoted by modern
ference to the elaboration of plot.
We cannot finger on this subject longer. We
might, did our space permit, elaborate our
meaning by instances from majority of our
modern writer's. In few (amOng whom we
include Byron,) the plagiarism from their Ger
man contemporaries is patent and open; in other
poems, such as COleridge's original dramas, and
some of Tennyson's most delicate fnncies, the
spirit only of German thought is discernnble.3
And this more subtle influence is, in fact, all
from which we can hope for good results upon
our literature. TRANSACTIONS in most instances,
however correct, are wanting in the soul OF the
authors genius. They are like Roland's horse
in Arios,o. "The horse is a good horse" said
he. 1t is we'll fOrmed-perfect. 1t has but one
fault--it is dead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13
rHE CONVENTION IN WHEEL1xG-A GENEROUS
EXPRESSION FROM PITTsB URGH.
From the Pittsburgh DI,n,tcb1

1t is reported that the Republican National
Executive Committee, recently assembled in
Albany, will select Wheeling, Va, as the place
Of holding the next Republican Presidential
Convention.
The Cincinnati Commercial says so, is zeal.
Gus, and objects, because as it processes to be.
lieye, the great city of the Pan Handle has not
sufficient accommodations for SO many delegates
IS will be present The Commercial is mistaken.
There is room enough in Wheeling for us many
delegates as will be likely to attend. The SPLEEN
lid Mcclure House is itself large enough to nc.
Wheeling folks, they are among the most hospi-
al people in the Union. Wheeling is preferable
20 Cincinnati for the convention for other rea.
sons besides its being city of slave State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

TuE N. Y. Century in an editorial review,
from actual travel and observation, of the state
of the crops, says that
Fortunately there is large saving clause to
come in. The whole corn crop may be replant-
ed, and the breadth of planting increased to
dvncrency. II IS sdra nfdtt me wfitat cI R6Pr 6
Tennessee will greatly exceed the product of
any former year, and that it is unusually good
in quality. The immense extent ofplanting of.
every sort this spring. will doubtless still secure
much larger general product than the average.
The principle difficulty in replanting potatoes
will be for want of seed. On the whole, serious
as the calamity undoubtedly is, we do not yet
know enough to justify fears of any lack, both
for home use and export.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13
sP EcIAL NOTICES.
RoMAN EYE BALSAM,

FOR INFL A MED p Z ELI DIS.
The delicate structure Of the eyeld renders peculiarly
sensitive and liable to disease from any eanse be-
comes aHested, the membrane rapidly inamsl and
the eyeIld evnees the strongest DESPERATION TO attach to
Itself huaors parts OF the body Hundreds Of per"
sons Of serofuous habit dishgured by raWness or
redness Of the eyeds commonly called and are
tortured with apprehension Of impaired vision, who BY
using this may obtain almost immediate relief In
All eases The earlier the remedy Il applied the better
Por sale nv tn. LOGAN Co.,
tes-iv Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13
rLEcrIoN OF 1859 AS COMPARED WITH 800.
Total comparative opposition gains.

This aggregate opposition gain of over fifteen
hundred in Ave of the largest slaveholG lg coun,
ties of the State is somewhat remark BILE; and
the more SO, considering the fact chat the aver
age total popular vote for each Of these counties
er saveholding counties the vote on both sides
has fallen off, the superior weight of the loss
boing generally on the side of the democracy.
Next, let US look at few of the counties in
which the smallest proportion OF slaves is to be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

We find, however, that in some of the small
slaveholding western counties the democracy
have lost ground; but we have no doubt that
the complete returns of the election will show
side among the large slaveholding counties of
the East been kept up to the small slavehOlding
counties of the West, Goggin would have been
elected. We may thus conclude that ther is a
living free soil element among the politics Of
Virginia; and we should not be surprised, in the
event of another election between the opposl'
issues, to see this free soil vote assume the shape
of separate faction holding the balance of
power.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

TnE MiDnesotians have "struck vein' richer
than those of the new diggings They have
found immense quantities of ginseng near st.
Paul. Two dollars day is the ordinary result
of the labor of digging this root. The St. Paul
Pioneer says-'"rhe price of ginseng is from
six to ten cents per pound when green, and
from twenty five to thirty when dry. Hereafter
the prices will be given in our market report"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

Or Mr., Morphy's Defeat the New York 7ri-
6une says his opponent, Mr.. Thompson, is one
of the best chess players in the city; but Nor.
ply, in undertaking this series of games with
him, gives him the odds which are usually given
to fourth rate playcr-second rate players re.
ceive pawn and move, third rate pawn and two
moves, and fourth rate knight. Besides this,
Mr.. Thompson is much more accustomed to the
game in which knight is given, he having
been obliged to give this odds TO nearly nll play.
ers for the last fifteen years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

REL1oIoN AND Porlrrcs.-A Washington COR
respondent of the N Y Ebening Post writes:
'"ro show your readers how the democracy
of Washington carry religion into politics,
will mention that of the seven Aldermen elected
yesterday five are Catholics, none Protestants,
and two with no avowed religion. OF the
Common Council thirteen are Catholic, .1ire are
Protestant, and three are nothing. And yet
this is decidedly Protestant city. OF about
fifty churches among US, not more than seven
are Catholics. G."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

A BosroN paper states that of nine hundred
and fifty.three clergymen attending the late
anniversaries in that city. but seventy three
wore the professional badge, the white cravat.
The growth of hair on the faces of many of the
divines, was another sign that they are willing
to stand as men among men, and to find their
appropriate distinctions in something of more
consequence than pecuIiarites of costume
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

THE GhartUari of Vienna publishes carica
ture representing Louis Napoleon as the Barber
Figaro, shaving Austria. PRUSSIA, on one side
holds the towel, and England the soap. Russia,
who has jnst been shaved clean, stands behind,
and pointing to England and Prussia, says,
"Help him, gentlemen. Your turn will come,
and you will go through his hands, as have