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Of our patEiot sires Of the Revolution;
that they ars the saus principles which were
yindicsted uPsa eTery battle field Of Amsrisan
freedom, wars adjusted solely By the coatistion
that the triumph Of these principles waa nee
sssaty not only to the salvation Of our party.
but to the perpetuntion Of tho frsa institution,
wnoss blessings ne now enjoy, and va hare
AruGgled againHs the nomination sf the i3lus-
tFlons Statesman Of New York, solely because
~ believed hero that ~ could 20 into battle
On tho prafries ct Illinois With mora hope and
more prospect OF succes1 under the leadership
o1 our Own noble son. No Republican xho
mas love Of freedom in his heart, and who ha,
marked the course Of Governor Seward Of Nav
1orK, IN the councils Of our nation, who has
witnessed tho many occasions upon which be
pas risen to the very height Of moral sublimitY
IN ha conflicts With the enemies Of free inslitu.
tons. no heart that has the love Of freedom in It
andhss Witnessed these great conflicts Of bis can
do otherxise than venerate his name on this occa
s'on1 desire to say only that the he arts Of Illinois
are to-day filed with emotions Of qualification.
1or which they have no utterauce. We are not
more overcome by the triumph ofour noble Lin
co!n, loving him rs we do, knowing the purity Of
bis past lie, the integrity Of his character. md
devotion to the principles Of our party, md M th.
Eallautry With which We will be conducted
through this contest, than Ne are by the mac.
nauity Of our friends Of the great aud elorions
Sta'e Of New York in moving to make tbs nom.
iuation unanimous. On behalf of the dele1a.
ton from Illinois, for the republican party Of
this great aud growing pralrle State, 1resurn to
all our ffiecds. New York included, our heart
felt thanks and gratitude for the nomination of
this Convention.
The Convention then adjourned until O'clock
Pm.
AFTERNOON szss1os.
The Convention 70 assembled and was called
to nrdeT hY the Pre. e.idcnt At o'clock.
The CHAIR announced that the first business
in order YVES to proceed to ballot for candi-
data for Vice PTesident Of the United States, :
Mr. WILDER, Of kansas-Nr. Chairman, in
behalf Of the Kansas delegation, am commits
stoned to nominate John Hickman, OF Penusyl-
vania, &. the candidate Of the Republican paftY
for the Office of Vice President OF the United
States. loud and prolonged app1ause.l
Mr.. CARTIER, Of 0hio-I will present the
nRme of Senator Hannibal Hamli11 Of Maine.
(Great cheesiug.]
Mr. LEWIS, OF Pe7nsyfvania-I second the
Mr.. BOUTWELL,, Of Mass. Mr. President.
In behalf Of large majority Of the delegation
from Massachusetts, and in behalf, I believe, oi
L crest msjority of the people Of that Common.
wealth, and New England. I present the name
Of the iroa man of Massachusetts, Nathaniel P.
Banks. (Lond applau.el.
Mr. CALEB B. SMITH, Of Indiana In be
half Of large number Of the Indiana delega;
kentaeky, casius II. Clay: (Enthusiassic
A DELEGATE at the north end of the p1.t.
form. With AZ my heart I recond the nonina-
tion Of Cash. Clay.
Mr. LOWRY, Of Penn. Mr.. Chairman. I
Governor Of Kansas [Ioud app1auze.j
The Convention then proceeded to ballot as
follows
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DsowSEp IN 1 WEIL.-0a Wednesday even
ing, Peter Ure, child three years Of sgs. was
drowned ia well on his fathers premises. May
street, between Polk aud Taylor. The we'll was
without any adequate protection ssains: such
IN accident, only barrel being placed in it, md
rising shout eighteen inches above the gr"und.
The child WIS seen playing in the street b. its
mother shortly before the accident. Missing
him, she went at once to the well, and beheId
his feet projecting shove ths chime OF the bar
rel. He was quite dead. Coroner James held
IN inques. upon ths body.
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FA1S7xp.-O.ing to the immense crowd with
which the Wigwam was yesterday thronged,
the heat Wa, most oppressive. During the day
four lalies auang tie spectators faiuted, and
we're carried from the building senseless. One
mas, also, took 1T aud had to be removed
through one Of the windows.
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Bass B1rL.-There is to be a match game Of
base ball played to-day, between Osceola and
Junior Excelsior Base Bali Clubs, on ths ground
of the Excelsior Club, corner Of May and West
Lake streets.
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COOP TurScs.-The Young Peoples Mission
Association will give their second annual S:raw-
berry sad Floral Festival on Tuesday eren:ag
next.
We are informed tha: til: mos. extensive IT.
zangements ara beisg made to make Tue ccca.
sion Geo of 6rca: interest aud attraction. Il we'll
~ usefulness.
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GREAT MExE1xe LAST N1oaT.-Anoth>r grand
rally Of Republicans took place last evening.
dspssly crowding the Wigwaa to its utmost
capacity, while about taree thousand. unable to
gain admission, assembled in the open air sud
wcrr addressed, among others, BY Richard
I-tc. Irside, the enthusiasm was beYond de-
scri2tiou- As We wect in, Joshua 3. Gidiings
WAS addressing the multitude. followed BY z.
E. Pangburn, etito1 Of ths Boston Akas, whoke
jokes kept the house in roars Of laughter and
applause throughout his address, He was Sue
eeeted BY S:oushson, Of Michigan, Yates and
sthe's- Frank Lumbard followed BY singing
tbs "star Spang!ed Bann:r," aiser which tts
crowd began to thin some ~hat. Dispatches
Wers Lso read fsem New York, Phi:adelphia
and other cities stating teae ratification meet
ings were assembling, guns firing, professions
upon parade, &c. throughout the whole ooun-
hy. -
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Outside Of the building stool an earnest, in
pstient, excited crowd Of 12,coo ue7, making
the whole number Of persons in tho wiEwam
and around i. Eeariy $4,000. There were in
the city many thousands OF visitors besides the
abors. Ths whole number Of persons from
abroad in Chicago yes:erday exceeded s0,0co.
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The CHAIR (the result having been an
nounced}-No one havipg received msioritJ,
the roll will be called again for second ballot.
TUE SECOND BALLOT.
The Convention then proceeded to q second
ballot, which resulted as follows:
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CONTENTS or 1ax NIGwAx.-A very careful
ana accurate connt WIS made Of the number Of
persons in the huge wigwam yesterday, at the
time the ballottieg for President Vas tatiu:
r1... ro3 raar14s3 90 fa1fovs.
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TAIL F1nHo.-One hundred guns ware fired
from tho top of the fremont Houee las. night
in honor Of "old Aba They we're guns Of 4
4Iectdkdly <!<rat4d character.
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THE CITY.

Ase.krees Sac cf Furniture sfisr.,. e., At No. II
Randolph street, ~ Glbt.s sampsen, auetoEs. "
o'clock. and :Hrn.
Splendid Gud Jeuery. watc.ss &C.. Il 81 Lake .ts=et
cppnse Tie fremont House It ~ H.. and * r.. By
Gilbert 4 Sampson, aaesiancess.
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Law Scnoo1 OF TEE Ux1sEa,r7r or CntcAao-
and Practice Of Law; training in extemporano-
ous speaking, moot courts, &C. Rooms in the
Lazmon Block, corner Washington and CLARK
atrests. For circulars address
II. Boor1, Chicago.
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(1IlICh*sO MILF = G.<H!SLUEt
DEPOT.
r.. ~. as&txze1@ r. &C.,
XANuHAo1u1X1A
FER ENCH BUEE:
IL t :: I: & Z o Il Z s
OF Al Quzr,ios. anil
{. W, E.csvrsa Patent Portable
E3nssrill% aala Erisf Mills,
Aad Us4.e.8tl
DUTCH "AEE3R" BOLTI;G :,'LJTHE,
snpi xitlsaad Sspasstose.
SsIe.a1onsoY Waiehaa,es,
Ee:t:rFs o1txlt kiutA
Ho!st:nE s:.eva s"tt es1i'.
1Faa bustasa, Fseka Proof ssaos, ae.. d.
Fairbanks Scales
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~ The annual election OF officers IN the
Young Mems Christian Association, will occur
On Monday next, At their rooms, Methodist
Church Block, from Is o'clock to 6 o'clock,
r. II.
Tbs t1llo~ing are The regular nominations,
made By Committee for that purpose. appoint
ed at the last special meeting Of the Associ-
alton:
Far Fresident-John '. FarwsN-
Ftrst Pics Fresi4i>nt- Stephen B. Wiutass*
Second FIee Prtsidta-B. B. JAeobs.
Recording Ske74karv-W. u. Iu6
Eorrespoadiag Stcrttary-R. H. Gna'1osu.
Tre.sxrtr-4 ". Stanley. z,,r
roy Swormsteds, r. r. Bruce. Lyman be1ases,
R.H. uox, E. D. How land. George steWatt
Wx. e.. GRAM,
Ch,u OF Con-. on Nominations.
Cn1cAGo, hay 15sh. 1seo.
ATTENTION, VIDE AwAkEs-fcu arerequsst-
Al IN meet In full uniiaEm Il Wida-Awake
Hall, 50 Lake s.Ees:~ to 2ight, st seven O'Clock.
go +'E. G. Towxr, sedy.
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lra,r.s,ns re7o:, w..t wis: 3:.s<s bss~ssn Ran
x-p,., f>1sS .st.es. i:tx ~, pc3'as1<
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WITHDRAWALS, ETC.
Mr.. ANDREW, OF 3fassachusetts-TheS State
of Massachusetts vithdraws her rota for 3lr.
Nathaniel P. Banks, and ca.ts her vote for 1Ir.
HamIn,
Mr.. KELLY. If Pcnnsylyania-1r rise for the
purpose Of Withdrawing the name OF A. Il.
R.easr oi Pennsylvania.
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------------- y CHICAGO, Nay IA 1Et1.
Wefe-l duty to Inform yoa that members of
Convention pass their sks The aI a and through
he ~Inows 1a friends whn rot tlt tu
II Tbs Convention dnt neonveniehc It ia tie fault Ct tho
and through In Any tn.t1ue-
uunx you think proper Eve vi ~ src'ly Gsed out
/ JETER FACE
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.Mr. Of Iudiana-I mora that III.
roll be called, apd tbs. each delegation appoint
member Of the National Committee.
The roll was then called and tho following
rentlnn1en selected:
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: 5.
r,TAToEs- hu ood SS.h .ane e.. =. So On ss.zk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

PREFERS LlxcoLN.-The editor of the
Cumberland, Nd, Telegraph, the American
organ, referring to statement that the
opposition party of Alabama had in con-
Yention rcpudiated Bell and Everett, and
declared their purpose to support Brcckin-
ridge and Lame, says:
We prefer Mr.. Lincoln before either of
the Democratic nominees, and if driven
from our support of Mr. Bell by the treach-
cry of our leading men-if our party is to
be sold out to either wing of the Dcmoc-
racy-then we are for Lincoln, with tens o.
thousands of others in good old Marylandf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

A LETTER from Livcnio, Wayne county
Mich, to the Detroit Adeertiser, gives an
account Of tornado that swept over that
neighborhood on the evening of the 18th.
1t Frustrated crops and fences, uprooted
trult and forest trees, lifted up onl de-
stroyed ont houses, corn houses and barns.
In an orchard of fonr hundred apple trees
two hundred and six were blown down,
having on them Mt least one thousand
bushels of fruit. 1t utterly destroyed a
sugar bush" of twenty acres, and oak
trees four feet through were snapped like
pipe stems. Its track was from southwest
to northeast, some three miles in length
ana from twenty-five to thirty rods wide,
ney. A hot sutIocoting vapor that wiltea
the foliage on the trees accompanied the
wind, and the whole was ACCOMPANIED
with heavy thunder storm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
C. w. Russell.

A writer in the Wheeling Lntelligencer,
over the signature of "Observer," scores
G. W. Russell, Esq, severely, and some 90
so far as to say, descrvedly; for his agency
in procuring the nomination of Breckin-
ridge and Lane, instead of Douglas and
Fitzpatrick. The writer is friend Of
Douglas, and insinuates that a desire to
proPitiate the Administration, so as to
make sure of an appointment to the seat
on the bench of the Supreme Court of the
United States, vacated by Judge Daniels
death, is the secret of Mr.. Russelrs hostil-
ity to Judge Douglas.-W etts5ury Herald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
Neighborhood News.
IE CROPS IN TAYLOR AND MoxoSGAL1!
COENTIES
[From the Grafton Guardian.

The season, thus far, in this vicinity,
has been of the most favorable kind, aud
the prospects now indicate an abundant
crop of grain, fruit and vegetables. The
wheat crop, though rather light in straw,
is well filled and we'll maturcd The oats
crop is the heaviest ever raised in this sec
ton, and corn promises very well. Grass
is also good. Truly Oh Father! "Thou
crownest the year with thy goodness, and
thy paths drop tutncss."
The enterprise, manifested by the mer-
chants of Grafton is truly pr"iscworthy
We will venture to say tSat no town in
Western Virginia has market SO we'll
supplied with I'LL the ncccSsaries and lux
uries of life, and upon such reasonable
terms rs Grafton. And when we get our
roads completed, SO as to open up Il com
munication with the productive neighbor-
hoods by which we are surrounded, we
must be a thriving community
We are glad to learn that the arrange
ments are about completed for commenc
ing the survey of the railroad route from
Grafton to the White Sulphur Springs,
Grecbrier Co., Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

TWELVE years ago the Democrats of the
Illinois Legislature voted in favor Of tue
following resolution relative to Texas:
"Resolved, Tint our Senators in Con-
grcss be instructed and our representa-
tives be requested to use their best efforts
to insert into any act or ordinance estab-
fishing any and all such territorial govern
ment a Fundamental article or provision.
which shall proUide, declare and guaranty
that slavery or Involuntary servitude-cx-
cept as punishment for crime, whereof
the party shall have been first duly con-
victed-shGH be prohibited therein so long rs
the same shall remain territory"
Now they are in favor of nOn-imterveu-
ton by Congress
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DysgePsia! Dyspegsia! DyspepsiaI

44VSS
Dyspepsia is our National Disease-wcak stomach,
feeble Digestion distress after eating costiye habit
bilious condition. How many suffer with 1t and its
attendant symptoms of low spirits bad taste, coated
tongue, obstupifed head, and attacks Of headache!
Yet how few know how to cure it'll Generally. be
cause the bowels are constructed, resort is had to
cathartics or laxatives. But snch condition was
never cured by catllartics, whose only office is to
weaken the digestion, and impair tho integrity of
the entire assimilativc system.
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PILLS. simple med sated sugar pill-havO cured
hundreds of the worst and most obstinate cases
This is done simply by improving the tone, and re-
storing the integrity of the digestive organs from
which result good Appetite regular habits, clear
head, and buoynnt spirits Such medicine is gem,
and only requires to be known to be appreciated.
Price, 25 cents per box, with directious Six box
es, 81. Ijy1ll LAUGHLINs q BESIIFIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

Y391> We refer our readers to tile advertisement
%S1ASA of Messrs CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway. New York. The Blood Food is one of the
greatest medicines Of the age and is rapidly driving
ont of the mark all the quac nostrums Of modern
times. Its efficacy is great, aud its superiority SO
justly acknowledged, tat it is found difficult to sup
ply the immense and Increasing demand for the ar
ticle DR.. EATHxs Gel. brateu ''1ntantilo Cord0l is
a medicine prepared by regular physician of emil
nence in his profession and one who has devoted his
life to tho peculiar phases of Inantilo diseases 1t is
no hunb"E, but medicine, which commands itself
Flor. TIlHEs.
E1B !Sse advertisement. mh24 dSw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

FIVE thousand Republican wide-Awokes
from Cleveland, Ohio, have signifed their
intention to visit Detroit to hear Senator
Seward, when he speaks there. Que of
the Detroit papers adds:
80 1--WE have reason to believe, also, that
the Wide-Awake clubs from nearly ali the
large towns in Michigan will be on hand
TO unite with their Republican brethren
from the Buckeye State and Detroit, in
giving Governor Seward such reception,
and the Republican ball such start, as
shall he worthy both the man and the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

BRowSsoS on THE squATrERs.-Th July
number of Brownson's Quarterly gives the
EDITORS opinion of Douglas territorial
heories. 1t says:
"Mr. Douglas is understood 10 deny this
power to Congress, aud to assert it for the
people of a territory, under the head of
what is called "Squatter Sovereignty
We know nothing more discrcditable to Il
man who had tue honor to be Judge
even in an inferior court.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
WA. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!

The Original and Best in the World!
All others mere limitations and should be avoid
ed, ifyou wish to escape ridiculc.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful and Natural Brown or Back, without in
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to wN. a. BACHELOR since 1888, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair of
the Patrons of his famous Dye.
WAI. A. BAUCIIELoRs HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not to iure the least, however long it
may be continued, and the fllcftects of Had Dyes
remedie; the Hair iuvgorated for Life by this splen-
did Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides of each box, of
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
From the AIorgantown STAR

The CRors-In this County the wheat
crop was rather poor. Hay is excellent
The corn, oats and potatoes were never
more promising. Blackberries are plenty,
and reasons why Douglas should be sup
ported for President are as plenty as black
berries We thank the Oliver Of all good
tor the bountitul crops this year. If we
had had bad crops in addition to a split
in the Democracy, there would have been
waiting aud gnashing of teeth in the land.
AS it is, we have only continual war of
words between the two wings, redolent of
'.Sambo," instead of "Sam,' as in the
days of the X. Ms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
ALL attempts to get up an excitement

ALL attempts to get up an excitement
over the Presidential election have failed.
The people will mot get excited. The
newspapers report some display from day
to day, and tell MS of the ':wildest enthu-
siasm" manifested by few hundred men
and boys around a railroad depot here and
there, ont the facts do not justify the an
nouncements The people are uncommon
ly quiet Yet this is not because of indif-
ference, towards the election Its great
Importance is felt aud recognized, aud
every man has his opinions and feels an
interest in the success of his own party.
But the result, however doubtful it may be
ontheswhole, can be predicted, almost with
certainty, in nearly all the States. Con-
sequently there is hardly anything to fight
over. There are politicians who would
try to make you believe that Breckenridge
will carry Vermont, and others that Lin
coin is strong in Georgia, and others that
Douglas will carry both; but everybody
who attends to politics has long since
arrived at the conclusion that unless very
extraordinary and unexpected changes de-
Velope themselves, the election will result
either in the choice of Lincoln or in send
ing the question to the House of Repre-
sentatiyes, and that the election of Lincoln
can only be prevented, if at all, by the
cordial and entire union of factions that
hate each other more than either hates the
Republicans. Such a union may be posi-
BILE, although we look upon it us exceed
ingly improbable, 1t could only be effect
ed by humiliating concessions on one side:
by such an Abandonment of principle and
high sounding pledges on both that would
utterly demorelize party that had repu-
tatiOn to lose.
Should such union be effected, the Re-
publicans will be just where they expec-
ted to be; just in the position they culcula-
ted upon before the Charleston Conven-
ton; they WILDE face to face with the un-
divided force of the Democratic party;
jpst.as they were in 1856, when they were
defeated by the enormous frauds that have
since been judiciallY exposed in Peunsyl-
Vania, aud when the Democratic party was
only saved from complete onnihilotion in
the North by pledgiug itself in the most
positive manner, to policy which the ad-
ministration Immediately rcpudiated.-
Tho Democratic party even with any such
union as the expectation of defeat and the
hope of retaining the local offices might
patch up, would be far less formidable
than four years ago, when the Republicans,
unorganized, hardly knowing each other,
improvised campaign that was almost a
victory, and that would have been quite
one, but for the unprecedented frauds by
which they were met. Such seems to us
to be the position of parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

a western newspaper correspondent,
bard pressed for standard comparison,
writes to the Nashville Union:
"The opposition are making a great
many tal6e assertions, and doing all thev
can 70 70 aid and induce Democrats to 90 for
D9qnglae, but verify believe Donglas viii
9 lsg sF!sa si'slSw A. Martin Van Barsil.'t "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
Grand Republican Meeting at the
Home of our Candidate.

Arrangements have been made for a
grand mass meeting of the Republicans OF
Illinois at Springfield, on the 8th of Au-
gust, the occasion of the re-assembling OF
the State Convention to nominate Lieu
ten"nt-Governor. A wigwam that will
accommodate $4,000 people is in prepara-
nounced as speakers: Senator TrumbuIl
Tom Corwin, 0ssian f. Dodge, X. Garter
Schuyler ColElx, Caleb b. Smith, Edward
Bates, Frank Blair, Carl Schurz, Richard
Yates, Leonard Sweet, and others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

FHE papers announce the marriage of
Edwin Booth, the young tragedian, to Miss
Mary Deyliq, an actress of ability. Miss
DeYl;n used to be the chief engineer OF n
Millinery Shop in Troy, New York, but is
now one of the most beautiful, fascinating
and really talented women on:the stage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

We observe by the newspapers that
Joel Belview, of Georgia, has challenged
JohnsC. Heenan to fight him with big
niger for $4,000. Tho challenge is pub
lished in Porter's Spirit OF course Hee-
nan will not fight with niger, and the
challenge will amount to nothing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
WIGsI WIGsI .WIGsI

BATCHELON"s WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable
Fitting to charm-no turning up behntl-no
shrinking off the head; indeed this ia tho only Es-
Establishment where these things properly under
stood and mHdo-1G Bond Street, New York.
mhl3d&w1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28
How TkeIt's Dissolution Letter oRec+s
the. stocks tlA New York.S : =

Virginia State skies were the only stocks
which did not feel the upward impulse
communicated yesterday by Mr.. Keit's dis
solution letter; they fell quarter. What
is the matter with Virginia? Why is She
depressed whengalt the rest OF, her sisters
make merry? Brown and his men are all
hung what is there to fear, then, that her
credit declines and SPECTATORS pass her Nv
on the otbersside2 : Il r. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

DR.. NI'CLINToCIx's COLD & COUGH
MIXTURE performs, in every Instance what was
promised when it was introduced 1t cures with
the same uniform certainty that morning dispels
night, all the varieties of severe cold or harass
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ness, and tickling Of the palate throat Price, rs
cents.
Sold by LAUGIILINs & BUsHFIELD, s. FUN
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-28

Vanity Fair of the 28th, is on our table.
Owing to the outrngeously hot weather,
re suppose, it is not now so funny as usu-
al, and most of the pictures and takc-offs
are comparatively tame. Family has seen
= Breckenridge paper, which exclatms in a
state of wild and untamable enthusiasm:
1--WE want every Democrat who loves his
country, to come to town next Monday
Pa"ity don't know how this may strike the
people to whom it is addressed, but it ap-
pears to him to be SLIGHTLY inconsistent.