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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02
Tho BenicIa hoy as a Lettor-Vvrlter

MS AocoUxT OF MS ENGLISH EXPERIENCE.
In POFter's Spirit for this week we End
copy of private letter from John c. Hee-
nan The editor OF Porfcy's Spirit says:
"This letter is printed from the original
manuscript in Heenan's own handwriting,
aud we think is pretty fair specimen OF
epistolary correspondence, coming rs it
does from Young man without literary
pretension. We venture to assert that not
q pugilist can be mentioned, since the time
of Mr.. jackson, who could turn out let
ter so well constructed and dramatically
10rracf u
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,ARGE & COMMODIOUS ROOMS!
ATnbrOtypes, PHOTOGRAPHS, So.

40 TO wYKEs' GALLERY AND SEE TIE
i crUUds that daily resort there to obt1in his well
known superior pictures, which he IL now selling al
greatly reduced prices for short tins.
Being fully determined that gallery in the city
shall under sell him, and al the time Is prepared
to take better pictures than be obtained else
where. or charge nothing for them
Photographs colOred without extra charge, by an
experienced cOloTist-
The public will remember that i've premiums were
awarded to Wykes, for best pictures Of the various
kinds and STYLES, at the late Fair on the Island
These wishing pictures should cali as early in the
day possible. make previous arrangements, TO
prevent long delay J. ". NYkES.
feblo No. 139 Main st. Top of the HILL"
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Trees and ShrnbberY.

WIN & JAS. MURDOCH ARE KNOWN TO THIS
w community the most reliable nurserymeu
In the country. Acting agents for these gentlemen
enables Us to furnish short notice Trees. Ever
greens and Shrubbery Of the best quality and ut the
lowest rates trees ana Plants be delivered the
day after they taken from the ground thus say
ing purchasers all the riss of long transportation.
Orders LEFT at the Seed Depot will receive prompt
tentiOn. Smith { GORitELL,
feb27 Agents for VIM 4 jas. Murtlcck
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AUCTION! AUCTION!
OLLAC ks,
CENTRE WHEELIN .

TDEFORH DISCONTINUING THE STORE IN
} Centre Wheeling, the LIST OF April next,
shall. commencing Thursday evening 1.-THE lst Of
march,, offer the remaining stock at auction
Ny customers and friends will permit gratefully
to acknowledge their favor tine continuance Of which
Is respectfully solicited.
Ny store, No. IOI Vain street. Opposite McssTs.
Marsh 4 TayIuT'sy las recently been much enlarged
and shall offer there during the coming season, n
handsome stock OF Dry Goods, with the most
plete assortment OF Fancy Goods, Notions, Jewelry
and Varicties,-of course ALL very cheBF; and hope
that the citizens Of North, South, Last and West
Wheeling will all enjoy the benefits Of the bargains
at POLLACIG'S-
Don't forget Polaeks Auction, in Centre Wheel
ing, feb2S-itd
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Houses and Lots for Sale.

ZANE LOT on UNION STREET. IN WHEELING.
10 feet front by IS feet deep with frame house
thereon containing four rooms with cellar, &e,
rented at seygniy-two dollars per annum also lot
on Fourth street, in said city. Number l31 ~ feet Icy
1872 feet in depth improved by brick house cont ain
ing four rooms cellar, &C. rented at one hundred
dollars per aunun1: also lot Morrow street, in
Iitchie's addition Second Ward ~ Iy Is feet with
n good stable thereon; also lot Webster street, IN
Centre Wheriiug sixty fret front. and running back
one hundred and twonty feet. more OF les. fn the
creek. TN the lot there is three story brick build
ing Al hy - feet: the lower story occupied
steam cracker bakery the upper stories are suitable
for dwellings otter purposes, and ie annual rent
Of the property is three hundred dollars: twelve
horse power steam engine and other machinery ADAPT
ell for the manufacture 81 steam crackers, will lie sold
with the property.
The above described property viii he sold at Pub
lie'auctin1 ThurEdnY, the SS6 day of
March next. If not disposed Of at private sale in
the meantime
The terms Of sale Will he one-thiTd Of the purchase
money in cash, an the balance 1T credit Of u and
Is months, Nth interest from day Of sale and ap-
proved security. The above property is free from all
membranes.
feb.s-dts ROBERT IBBOTSON.
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WE are sorry to learn from tho Wash
ington (Pa.) Examiner, ofthe death of Hon.
Isaac Hodgens, Of Taylorstown, in that
county. The Examiner says that he was
for FIVE years one of the Associate Judges
of that county, and that while on the
bench he had the good fortune to earn for
himself public reputation for those vir-
tues which in private life he was known to
possess. Integrity, honesty and upright
ness were qualities which all who knew
him attributed to him. He was aged about
s;xty-four years,
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TRB Missouri Democrat phys the follow
ing tribute to the Republicans of Virginia {:
Amid all the excitement consequent upon
the raid of old John Brown, they never
ceased to proclaim their political opinions,
or allowed their party standard to droop
for an instant. Though those were the
times which tried the souls of men, they
never quailed or feared, and now are MS
proud in their convictions of right as ever
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HEExAx's LETTER.
sALIspURY. january 26. 1860.


Dear Sirs:-A very good beginning for a
man three thousand miles from home, and
dare not go out for fear of being drowned.
Here we are, at the outskirts OF the noble
CITY of Salisbury, ensconsed in an old
farmhouse for the next two months to
come Before us is the wOrld-renowned
downs OF Salisbury; behind us is the river
Avon: on the right of us the Church of
England, and to the left is the city Of Sails
bury; aud here in the centre of them John
G. Hcenau aud friepds; and last, though
not least, our cook, Mary Ann.
arrived in Liverpool the 10th, started
for London that evening, reached London
Mt 10, got in u coach and drove To the
Sarucen sHead Hotel, went to bed, got up
next morning, went to PhalOn's, got my
moustache shaved oil, and started for Il
stroll down the Strand. / dare not walk
with Jack, Macdonald, rs every one was On
the lookout for me. They had pictures
of me in every cook-shop window, with
big fur coat and moustachc, so Jack would
walk ahead, and your humble servant
would bring up the rear. In this man
ncr we puraded the streets of London for
u week
l was in IL cockney's suit, and one of the
finest London hats (David's amt q pattern
with an eye glass; that would suit Lord
4yG"HFeuGY III tue [IWeJtCuH COUS"ts WIN
three of the smallest men, for body
guard, in London 1t was getting too hot
for us, so ouSunday last VIC held consul
tation, and agreed to start for the country
next morning. Next morning came, and
according to the aforesaid agreement, we
started at o'clock Monday, January the
23d, for Salisbury, where we arrived the
same day; put up for the night at the
"Leg of Mutton Inn, kept by man
named Nash. Next morning started to
scour thcicountry for place to train. Had
not walked more than a mile when we
came across one of the most beautiful
farm-honses ever saw, which we imme-
diateIy hired for the sum of IS "bob'
week, and here we are in the old farm
house. Yours truly, JOHN C. HEENAS,
The "8oy" intends to DO his muscular
exercise on the famous Salisbury Plains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02

TuE Richmond Whig, in speaking of the
late Convention, says that
1t would be ungracious, in speaking OF
the Convention, not to remember the man
ncr in which its deliberations were Presi-
ded over and its counsels shared by that
honored son of noble old Loudoun, john
Janney. Veteran as he now is in the war
fare of patriotism, ond venerable by the
virtues that have adorned his life, the ar
dor of youth still quickens the mature
wisdom of years, while time has only
deepened into convictions the early in
stincts that made him a Wing, and
strengthened into bonds of conscience and
honor the affiliations that allied him in
youth to the Wing party. Wings always
conduct themselves well, but it is no in
justice to the Convention to say that some
portion of the remarkably good order pre-
served was due to the noble presence and
manly bearing of the presiding officer.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL REMOVE THEIR
stock OF Hardware In few days to the store
lately occupied by Bsly, Woodward Co., and offer
for rent the occupied by Possession LIST
April. tfeb27-lwl GREER LANG.
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MARRIED.

On the LIST Of March, by Rev. Thomas McCleary,
Mr.. THOMAS TURT0S to Miss IRENE MoNTAIR,
all Of this city
With the above notice, we received bottle of Bor
deaux and drank all ronnd that the story of their
lives. from year to year, might be pleasant one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02

All citizens of Virginia who willing to cooper
ate In the support Of candidates for President and
Vice President opposed the corrupt policy OF the
present Administration; TO Federal coFraFttou anu
zurpation TO the extension Of Slavery in the Terri
That the of It's force carries Slavery
into all the Territories Of the United States to tho
Te-openng of the African slave Trade; TO any IN
e0uslity OF rights among citizens; and who are in
favor Of the immediate admission Of Kansas into the
Union, under the constitution recently adopted by
its people; Of restoring the Federal to
a system OF rigid economy, and to the principles OF
Washington and jefferson; Of maintaining inviolato
the rights of the States, and defending the soil Of
every State and Territory from lawless inYasion and
of preserving integrity Of this Union, and the
supremacy Of the Constitution and LAVE passed In
pursuance thereof against the conspiracy of the
leaders of sectional party to resist the majority
principle established in this Government at the
CTTY M WHEELING at tno'elock Al NJ, on "Wednesday
the ID day of May, 1850 to appoint delegates TO meet
At Chicags;-uI, on Wednesday tho 10th day of May
next to npinstel e0pddStes for President and Vice
President 81 the United States.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Chemical Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,

a Chemical Writing FLUID,
EQUAL To ARNoLD's LONDON INK.
EQUAL To ARNOLD's LONDON INK.
MADE BY LAUGHLINs & BUSHFIELD.
MADE BY LAUGULINs BUSHFIELD.
1t flows freely from the Pen,
1t Does not corrodc Steel Pens,
1t does not gum or clog the Pen,
It never moulds,
It is perfectly lmpId.
1t is 50 pOr cent cheaper than Arncld's,
" 1t is permanently black.
a. This Fluid is made by the most approved Chemical
process, and is offered to the public equal to any
imported Ink. We do claim for it any superiori-
ty to Arnolds, but do claim it is equal, which we
will prove to auy appropriated mind. We guarantee
it will give satisfaction. If it does not We WILL RE-
FuND TIE PRICE of every bottle sold.
Put ZIP in Quarts Pnts and Halt Pnts. For sale
by the manufacturers.
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD, DRUGGISTS
mh2 No. 25 Monroe St., Wheeling, Va.
y5e--,- DIR. McCLINTOCk's COLD
hS%=iSs ana Cough Mixture is a combination of
lures vegetable nn.!dotes to the irritation and dis
turbancc of the breathing apparatus which produce
colds coughs hoarsenes and throat. 1t removes
in very shor. time every vestise of Inflammation from
the lungs and throat and the free inspiration
Of perfect health. Price IS conts. Soldby LAUGH
Inns BUsHFIELD, and Druggists generally.
markedly
Hr11eBRYAN's TAsTELEss WEIR
49, MIFUGE.
Tasteiess the honeyed dew,
Painless in Its action, too;
Harmless the roses breath,
But t. worms immediate death
BRTAS's YEREIrUoE Of course
Is the mothers grand resources.
Putup bottIea, Price 21G dimes. Sold by LAUGH
LINs t BUsHFIELD, and by Druggists generally.
MARKEDLY
w. DIR. JAS. McCLINTOCK'S
SoAHzEa PICTORIAL sYRUP.-Are your lungs
weak; Does long breath give you pain! Have you
IL hacking coGGi' Do You expectorate hard, tough
natter Are you wasted with nigh; sweats md want
of sleep! If so, HERE is YOUR REsEDT. 1t will I'M
questionably save you. Price SlOO. Sold by LAUGH
LINs &DUsUFIELD, and by Druggists generally.
MARKEDLY
MRS. WINsLoW,
An experienced and female physIcIRn, has
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly
facilitate the process OF teethng, by sofenug the
gums reducing oil inHamatiou-wln allay all pain,
and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it,
mothers it will give yourseves and relief aud
health your infants Perfectly safo in all
See advertisement In another column.
aug2g59-lyd&w
CsTAR CANDLES.--lob boxes received and for
| y sale by tjan4l OLIVER PRYOR.
| GIPRINGs,--l50 pairs Pittsburgh and Eastern
= }a GssriaS' Syringe for sale by in. VANCE.
tTININ PLATE.-l5O boxes Tin Plate, best Char
| i coal brands, for sole by ]. n. VANCE,
| jau25 co and 81 Main street.
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Gall soon a those frst purchased productive of
the iISppiest results.
Given under my hand and seal this first day Of PeI-
ruary, 1850, an the city cf Wheeling
jan3l CUPID Con OF Low.
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REPRESENTATIONS.

WYE HEREBY COMMAND WILDE & BROTHER,
w of the city of Wheeling. our sole agent
for the distribution Of NALENI INES Of all grades
from this date till the l4th inst and also author
Ze them in our name TO receive all moneys fl the
This proclamation is ssary, il Is evident
from past eNperc.ice that interruptions persons often
oder spurious imitation Of the genuine de-
ceVe those who may have tender sentiments u eN-
press to each other such persons will be wise and
cschGw all such spurious missves. as they cannot lie
relied on and are utterly worthless. The following
s scale Of the most reliable results attending the
presentation Of these tender ePistles:
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JAS MAXWELL I'll. cXaPELIL. GO r. FISeLE-
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL&TIN
Wholesale Grocers
-AND-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
% 49,, ., U1yR,..lEu~ VI,

HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls Prime y. o. SIoIazses.
ilj hlf. bbls. do
22,l hhds fully fair to prime y. o. Sugar.
I25 bbIs Or. jfranulatcd Pow'd aud COFFEE sugsEs
IS Brune's Golden Syrup.
- New York do
500 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
90 pockets Java Coffee
- boxes Napl Sp. u lump Tobacco.
10 do various standard brands IS tot1ctO-
Ii do do do lys do
~ cases ''IIEnters" - do
10 do Don Qui&ote' rs do
95 hIE CHI. Y. II aud e. p. Tea.
IS do OOlong and Pouchong Tea
100 bbls No. 3 Med. aud LS. NackaTei.
SO Tar, large size.
Is tierccs Rice.
Pepper Pinionto, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia,
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Bi-Carb. Soda,
Salarntus, Soap, Candles, Wash boards, Buckets,
Tubs Brooms, Nails, and all other articles eIn-
braced in the Grocery line. nh
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Sl1,OJ aiehIlle: sure wedding forthwith
1000 Same result sly years.
300 years.
1.0O Most lilcly-lcrhaPs not
so Dou6tf,u-leails to pleasant ac-
qu1iRtanCe, however.
- Extremely dputJfuI-stnl some
10 No 70.
5 Small pJtatoe~.
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EOR RENT,--A house in Centre Wheeling,
tN containing six rooms, cellar and pantry
fs,.,=-;f THOMAS II. LIST.
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WANTED man or boy and = Wonian-ths
w man IL understans gardening and the woman
TO take charge Of children. Apply to
JAMS A. e PARFIIDdE.
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FOR RE ~.

NOR RENT.--Two houses for rent, tn
II Island. inquire &c
fcftljdIW q. L. ZANE CO
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Valuable Property for Lease.
q THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED
L to lease for term Of years, in suitable build
ing lots the whole Of the Main street 'front.' Of the
property known . the Zane Homestead. extending
from the Of Union street, to HOrnbTOOks block
Of buildings. Possession to be given the LIST day Of
APRIL next. FIR ARMSTRONG, Trustee
auEI7 of Emily A Zane
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02

TO LET.-The warehouse new occupied by
Alex. Turner, on Main street
Also, tile ID and Sd stories IS building now cccu-
pied by Baker & Wright, corner OF Quincy and
SInin s;s. Possession given first Of April next
janIS-tf Apply 10 W. L. MeAfEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02

81 FOR RENT.--A desirable residence or
tff john street formerly occupied by A. c. Good
FOR terms &C.. enquire of Mrs Z. NEIL
Daily Union eoPy.l jan4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02

NOR RENTING new three story Brick Store
Room ami dwelling House, No. IL Main street,
Centre Wheeling. occupied by A Pollock. The
room and dwelling are fitted up in the very
best style and Is precisely the the occu-
pied by me- tRent for the whole house four hundred
per a num-) For further particulars enquire at my
JAMS JOHN ROENER.
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For Rent.

EOI IGShIs
r. WITHIN THREE MINUTES WALK OF THE
II Post Office. good house with gas, water tx
tunes. bath roOEI- &C, Also in concession stable
with tic hvuss Il desired; II not they will be rented
separately. Terms, per cent on the cost of i'm
movements A. c. PARTRIDGE,
dscI2-tf No. llS1S Nain-st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-02

80 THE TWO STORE ROOMS ADJOINING TUE
-: Pr5i;- House Of Logan, Lat Co. OF Quincy =
mYi2-tf Enquire OF }. H. PENDLETON.
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IA LiverPocl and Lendcn

IA Liverpool and Lendon
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital. s 10 coo 0QO-Annua, Income. a. go 600
DAILY REVENU 1850!
Invested in the United States, over $50 90.
All Directors personally responsible for the en-
gagements Of the Company.
We respectfully ask attention TO the security of
COMPANY, TO it, policy holders in It's i.1xe cs.h
capital and investments, as stated above.
The large capital and income of the Company
enable 1t TO take lines convenient to parties re-
qniring large amounts of Insurance.
In addition to the ordinary mode of Insu- ance.
this Company issues PERMANENT POLICIES
on the payment of TEN ANNUAL PRENIUMS
Property is lthenceforth PERMANENTLY IN
SUkED. The policy car be cancelled at any time,
and the premium will he returned less per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by loss Of
rents by fire. on a new and most liberal principle
Under the Policies of this Company, all claims
are paid upon presentation Of satisfactory proof of
loss without 0b0feDi,nt or d.dMef,OA for interest
and not as is usual SIXTY DAYS after presentation
OF proof WORKMAN l. WYATT. Agents,
100 Main street, few doors above Post Office.
NH 3l-6t -
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MSA CARD.-As the communication Of
SSSSH7 Mr.. J. J. Fry in Yesterdays Dispafch
may lead some persons to infer that intended to
publish lin the papers on Tuesday morning next"
it due to myself TO say that have never for mo
ment entertained any such purpose nor have |
ever been informed. or do believe. that any Of my
friends had any such intention. So far from wish
ing to- 'preiudice any of the voters against Mr..
Fry, for whom enterta personally. the kindest
feelings, am only anxious that. in their choice
between MS for the office We seek to fill. they will
ssa s TO 9u to"
a reference TO our several administrations of the
CITY Gas Works. The people know us both well,
their decision, whatever it may be, shall most
cheerfully submit. CHARLES CAMPBELL.
NH 3l-tde
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IA New Yerk Life 1nagraHee Company.
n MUTUAL 0f9ERM.
oe one HtjtDlKDii 4fhousxt D0ltARss s a.
posted Utlk the COaDevelleg 9 Il the State Of New
York. - ont Fl the hands Of tAs Company. TO -.
cure pn,j0y hc1ders.
Dirs1esds made s~ssa1ly IN most Hbsra,
Forty scr cent. Of the premium On Life Policies
will be loaned tho insured when the premium
Policies issued and payable to the insured m ar
irving At certain age, or 70 the family Of the in
sured At death. should that event hspDea previous
" g sIrlving at Chat age:
Endowment POLICIES for children srAntod ON
the most favorable terms,
Policies isssed At greatly reduced rates Of pre-
In the dividends.
Az Losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall be pleasef to have you cal! at once and
secure policy in this old and reliable Company.
which comes before you endOrsed by your own
citizens. WORKMAN l. WYATT. Agents,
Office 100 Main street,
Few doors above Post Office.
ebay. T.. WORKMAN. General Agent and At
tOrney for the Company IN Virgins.
Medical Examiners:
JAS. II. CONWAY. NJ. Il
No. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D. NH 3l-6t
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I'd. 1t will aid in establishing a home publishing
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disposed to patrOnZe their efforts, and it will
duce Southern publishers to invest their money in
the publication of such hooks.
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NH 30-3t A. NORRIS, 81 Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-31
The Samaritan.

The work noticed under this head in the
Dispatch Of yesterday, is entitled "The Diary
of Samaritan, by a member of the Howard
Association of New Orleans. " We suppose
it can be had at any Of the bookstores. 1t is
equal, certa inly, and, we rather think, superior
in interest to DIR. WARREN's celebrated "Diary
of Physician.'' The author intimates in his
book that if it is favorably received he will
publish second volume. We hope that the
condition precedent will not be wanting to en-
sure us of the second volume.