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Brussels Point Lace Sets
BLACK oHANT1LLY LACE POINTS

|
BLACK cHANTILLY LACE POINTS.
MFRS TURNER,
Io7 CANAL STREET. .1O9
just received another supply those really elegen
much admired LACES in sets. 4
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE SETS, from 81 and up
wards.
| REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE COLLARS.
| REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE COLLARS and CUFFS.
REAL. BRUSSELS POINT LACE BERTHAs.
REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE HANDKERcHIEFs.
| REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE CAPEs,
| REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE BARBEs AND Golf
@FuREs.
| REAL BRUSSELS POINT LACE FLoUNcEs.
| BLACK GHANT1ILY LACE POINTS AND sHAWLs.
VEILsn every description Of LACE, Cambria Chanilly,
Point Applique and Brussels Point.
YAIENCIENNES COLLARS and
COLLARS and SLEEVES.
49, mbrofderjes i'm Every tyle.
| LYONS VELVET cLoAKs,
BURNous AND PEIIssEs,
OPERA cIoAKs,
With the usual Choice Selection Of
MILLINERY.
Paris made BoNNETs-I.atest Styles
BRIDAL RoNNETs,
HEAD DRESSES,
FLOWERS .-~
RIBBONS, and
FEATHERS etc, etc.
ss-MAKING,
As usual in the approved Style and in accordance with
Partisan Fashions, regularly received
Mourning and Wedding.
n1" Orders promptly attended to.
REMNANTS, wARDRoBRs eompee
MRS. TURNER,
jass 2pst Nos. l07 and 100 caual street
ET'o0dsn0sa y Renie,at,
Successors to 0, 0. woodman & Co.'S
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS M
CHOICE G0ODs---SELECTED MEDICINES,
PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS. @1g ..455 .. .5s.
MEDICINAL EXTRACTS,
FINE PERFuMERY,
FANCY SOAPS, Z
PATENT MEDICINES
. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
BRUSHES, ~
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS.
OILS, .e -..D
DYE sTuFFs, ETC.
Druggists, Physicians Country Merchants Planters who
purchase Necnes Of best quality rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to.
WooDMAN Il BEMENT,
n2s 2ptf Corner Mngazins AMI Common strecta-
EE0steffel'.s RiEtei.s.
600 Dozen in store and for sale BY
W00DMAN h BENENT,
ms 2rtf Corner Magazine and CoEruon streets.
Bi-GNrb. SO6a.
go kegs Bicarb Soda, In and for sale by
WO0DMAN Il BEMENT,
n2s 2ptf Corner Magazine and Common streets.
BrHG' Brother 3 SeaUea.,
sT.................44
New york.
INVENTORS 5%
| CELEBRATED OVAL EYE COTTON HOES.
| IMPROVED PATTERN CANE KETvEs
SOLE Agents. FOR AL
| X. p. BRUFE'S AXES.
ss-The jobbing trade supplied by the package.
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& ps- ma pufser Of Thu steamship Florida has our
thsnks i'll memcrsnaa ana 4 iate Apalaehicola
p6pef
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90 90 "A'' 'o o. oA''ii's street,
CORNER o. COMMON STREET.
a-,u.,a a r,,,..,,,,,a .
Ar
WHOLESALE AND Retail
,osr n .es,r,cr,v1, SOD.
E'alI &C w l1lteE S1otIl11aS
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
which. for STYLE, MATERIAL WORKMANSHIP AND
IL. 8, s...,....,,
ana General view nssss
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
boys GToIHTNG.
STORE No % ST CHARLES STREET M
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 50 Sir CHARLES STREET,
For su@.,
FURNISHING GOODS AND SHIRTS
w. ,v,-,
!" X ~
nos 20. . ana ~ o. ehafies street.
jazz 2plt of Common street.
ITassefsS, I7'Ncetlug-BGgS,
and
w a Il e RIP r. O o # CI.OTHTNG
ne A.
-r,- ,,,... 49, - -. =,
800 Co. S4 - -
Made TO order and warranted
L. W. LYONS
,aos 2p1t 2s % and ~ 81 Charles 81 cor comr,o,
---------
GE,s.,Soy CE.S..Fay
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~ ne lengthy report q the Washington Artil-
TIM hich M parposed giving IN this
nezaiax issue, viii positively appear il Oh Hi-
pls lseet 1T Monday
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Two THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD is advertised
fol the detection conviction of the person persons who
forged cheek for foar housand dollars the City
Bank.
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Strangers


Strangers
! 60 MING no NEW oRLEA Ms.
SHOULD VISIT THE
MAGNIFIoE1NT
lGL0THING ESTABLISHMENT
ALFRED MUNR0E & CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
| Corner Camp and Common streets.
You WILL FIND THERE
The Largest Assortment OF Goods
IN NEW ORLEANS
Every article Wen Made and Wen Trimmed
New Goods aud New Styles constantly arriving.
The Lowest Price marked every article.
Perfect Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
a
H~salesen speaking English, French Spanish German -a
YOU WILL FIND THERE
Clothing OF Every Description.
CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN,
CLOTHING FOR SERVANTS,
CLOTHING FOR BoYs-Bg and Little
FURNISHING GooDs-In endless variety
PATENT YOKE sHtRTs-Forty different sizes
UNDER sHIRTs-of every variety
DRAwERs-of all kinds.
GLOVES, HALF-HosE,
SUBSCRIBERS, HANDKERCHIEFs,
eRAvATs STOCKS, TIES
sGARFs, TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,
INDIA RUBBER COATS,
sACs, LEGGINs, PIANO COVERS, etc.
All Cheap for Cash. +
NO DETIA TIoN IN PRIGES!!
Story Building,
JAZZ 2pst&w Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
Mast BE Sold.
BUSINESS COATS BUSINESS COATS /!
Our Large Stock
GL0 9TH AND ssIMER
BUSINESS COATS,
SELLING OFF ATGREAT BARGA1Nsi
100 BUSINESS COATS at Cost.
100 BUSINESS COATS at Seven Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at Eight Dollars
/ leo BUSINESS COATS at Nine Dollars
1870 BUSINESS COATS at Ten Dollars.
100 BUSINESS COATS at all prices
DRAB CASHMERE sUITs-coat, Pants and vest for si2
Our Entire Stock Off,
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
VIII be sold at REDUCED PRICES, to close the season
nS-call before purchasing at
PERSON, HARRISON & co.'s,
MAGAZINE STREET,
jal6 2plOtMowessa Corner Canal street.
OUegc0ats
ovERCoATs. ovERcoATs.
OUR FINE STOCK
EAYER CLOTH, CAssIMERE
And .-=I.
FANCY
WILL. BE SOLD AT VERY Low PRICES FROM THIS
DATE, TO MAKE ROOM FOR
SPring Go @ 81.
PRICES FROM 81 TO s25
A Few More New styles Cape Overcoats.
Es-Gsll and examine, at e"
/ PERSON, HARRISON CO.'S,
MAGAZINE STREET,
ja16 2plaMoWe1sa Corner Canal street.
Haannnna,fmaaR Mnaaanar.a cnaanonaf
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Notice.

have the honor inform my patrons, that owing i'm
provements my Store have transferred the SHAVING
door and that attention will be paid
e~'Ssess'N l. B. BORON,
ms 2ptt Ga st. Charles street.
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The points Of superiority claimed in this Machine rendering It
desirable for Family Plantation use
Its remarkable accuracy power being capable of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and PER-
fECTLY RELIABLE STITCH
It will not drop stitches and noiseless in it's operation
Its wonderful simplicity making it to learn 10 operate
No mistake possibly be made in setting the edle.
1t will hem perfectly and without the difficulty experienced
with other Machines.
Last but least the price uhirtyve dolas Is lower than
any other reliable Machine the market, and brings 1t
within the reach of all.
H-Purchasers will guaranteed perfect satisfaction, with
the privilege of returning the Machine it, after trial. does
prove to be all we recommend
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ia25 2p6t 93 Camp street
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MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR THE USE OF
| Tailors, Shoemalxers,
CORSET HAKERS
BEST SHUTTLE MACHINE IN MARKET.
| ONLY FIFTY DOLLARS.
We have the pleasure Of introducing the public NEW
AND PERFECT SHUTTLE MACHINE, making tho came
stitch tho Singer Wheeler Wilson, sloat and Ladd Web
| ser Machines
These Machines perfect made and will be put
| ct price within the reach of all
They far superior Iadd Webster Machine and
are THE MACHINE for shoemakers Tailors and others
We have named them the
George Washington Sewing Machine,
p-can and examine New Machine at the Grover Ba
ker Depot
JAZZ 2pu No. Ii CAMP STREET.
EFasscis F'abs-e,
CORNER OF ST CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the st. Charles Hotel
kNN'A $500 $40
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
season is far advanced "=Z
GREAT IND UCEMEYTs
will be offered TO purchasers, jas 2plo&2tw
The Cas'racE.
LARGE INVOICE OF THIS
Celebrated New style
0VERC0AT,
JUST REcEIFED By
CLoTHIERS,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
iale 2ptf UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
First Premium Shirts,
FINE BESPOKE MADE CLOTHES,
GENTLEMEn'S FURNISHING GOODS.
sH PRICES CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. ksi IN Al,
| cases the WORTH given for the money, at
| ,r,o,,-o.,o
| I1ot' So, .@-
Corner ST. Charles and Genial streets
|
| N. B.-clohing and Shirts made to order ms 2pf
WHyryE Bynnp.. EEsggF Epu,,o.,
|
! 1<A y ~ 49, i'-As51 e = ftfNS,
wholssas ana Rem Dealer IN o'
4 RnRnrRs CnRNFps otTs NH
MARBLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid o ~ work II their WE d6 22y
| V-,.-. (I. F.., =,
!
! Just received fresh invoice Of
1 45 ar~rrU rarrN ".
OF all sizes and colors, for Ladies' and GentleueR.
Also a very large assortment of ..
Belt and Bonnet Ribbons.
LION & PINSARD
,a2 2ssf "a and s. ROYAL street corner Benrile
| HE NJ H.cF.ga,.
T.
- -'szl''
hhghsn ana eWlsS
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<yFHIxsH W u. 80 CAMP STREET..
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4 "a rl5Rl5AY lI0RNINt &. AEuABY Il, 1850

= wa Me inhabited TO Mr. Arthur J. Sarnuels
Hi iile " the Jamaica Dispaach, I'll which he
~ ~ heafty thanks.
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VAIIs... to HAuHUU'.. g. AAtKk
Watts, Rasse9ssC y .EEackeu,


Watts, BaisegtsC y .EEaCkey,
G. E ERAL AUCTIO N Il e r s.
APPRAISERS,
Nos, IS aad 81 Magazine street, corner OF Nsiches9
VIII give prompt attention 10 the sale Of
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES
SUCCESSION AND poRTwARDENs SALES,
GARGoES, VESSELS
BANK AND OTHER STOCKS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PRODUCE, LIQUORS.
HORSES, MULES
CARRIAGES,
And all other descriptions Of property merchandise
ms 2ptt
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ToT the Inteilis snoer. /
nmr pnIine.

I notice in your paper of Saturday, an
articlelon the ineficieucy of the Police sys-
ten, that presents facts lindeniable BY any
one conyeFsant with OUT city, and tho me-
cesstty of q remedYlis apparent TO all
The Sergeant's compensation is inade-
quate to his snpport-some Sl300A-wfth
six deputies to pay. have nctthe precise
figures at hand, but am not tar wrong:
The amount cannot pay his deputies, and
compels him to rely on civil process main
" for his compensation. I do not think
the financial condition of our city will
Justify any increase Of expenses, and it has
occurred to me our police force might be
increased, without any increase of ex-
pense to the city, aud in a way that will
lessen the necessity that now exists, of the
Sergeant looking to civil process fees for
his living.
would suggest the duties of Collector
of the Assessment be devolved on him, as
also of the Water rents, he being bound
to employ additional deputies, all of whom
are to render their entire time to the city,
as policemen, and to collect its dues. This
subject has before been brouched in our
city journals, but never acted on in our
Council-chicfy, suspect, from an unwil-
lingness to disturb public officer when
elected. AT present the collectors nre not
elected, ana tue SuplecL CouAu oe1 Win PTO-
priety, canvassed by the Council before
clccting the officers.
differ from you, in the idea that the
Increased fines collected would pay the. in
creased expense of an additional force
But even supposing-it would, the morality
of the fact is doubtful. consider it the,
duty. of the police to prevent, rather than
to punish, crime and violation of the ordi-
nances. ss't~ eT-.. lFg ogsi
/ make these suggestions with no desire
to favor the present Sergeant. Yet know
ing the utter inadcquacyr of his compen-'
satiop to the services rendered, l have
been disposed to ''grin and bear' many
evils it is his duty to abate, and only
trust, If the Council think my ideRs wor-
thy of, adoption, that tho increased force
employed will induce increased vigilance
and a rather more orderly city. would
much prefer. to see all civil processes hand
ed to Constables, of whom proper num-
Der were elected two years ago, but who
would not bond, and of whom, by law, in
May next, we will be called on again to
elect a number, aud under circumstances
trust, that will idduce them to bond and
act. a...r-,t- A CITIZEN.
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BlaoIsguardlsl.11a 8. &c Ameriean %


FFrom the Toronto csnada) Leaderl
4 Perhaps the most atrocious speech ever
made in a fegslativO body, ten rom the
lips of y Dir. Pryor. of ViTginia in the
United States House Of Repre- sentatiyes on
Friday last. The attack was upon Mr. j.
&c. Bennett, of the New York Herald. Dir.
Pryor has succeeded in distinguishing
himself; but it is a distinction of which he
has small reason-to be proud. He has,
after oil, only succeeded in showing what
a foul monthed and i'll bred person he Is.
He tells the world that he is an editor, and
has the inordinate vanity to speak Of him
self as a rival of Mr., Bennett. His whole
sale abuse can only injure himself. This
obscure person affects to speak with con-
tempt of man who has created and
wiclds one of the most powerful intellec-
tual engines of which this continent can
boast-a journal which is read by millions
of the human race wherever the English
language is spoken. Mr.. Pryor, we venture
to say, felt none of the loathing contempt
which he affects to express for man who
is so UNNECESSARILY his intellectual superb
or that nobody would think of comparing
the two 1t says little for the dignity of
the House OF Representatives that such a
stream of rancorous vituperation could be
poured out upon the head of any man
without a single member rising in his
place to protest against the filthy utter
ance. 1t is by such acts as this that the
American Congress lowers itself in the
eyes of the whole civilized world, and
makes the despots of Europe predict the
downfall of the American federation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30
MRS. WINsLoW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitate the process Of teethIng, by sOftening the
gums, reducing all niamatiOn-win aIlay all pain,
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it,
mothers it viii give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all casSs-
See advertisement in another column.
aug29'59-1yd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

AN old resident Of Richmond, after a
long litigation in the courts, succeeded, a
.fewtdays SINCE in recovering $l,1oo from
a. debtor, which SO elated him, that on its
reception he was seized with apoplexy and
died in less than q. day.
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We taka q taat tle country read &c tel-

ME-tak6 1EGaaG Gu6ECOuutEy ESSA4 Sa4S va
eeraphic news from Washington, on Satur-
day morning last, with lively degree, of
satisfaction, and that people Of ell parties
were heartily glad that there had been
such sudden and unexpected breaking
up and smashiug npsof the icss Il looks
like spring and like business now, after
this long dead lock freeze that we
have had. have very little doubt
but that a. Speaker will be elected
within the next few hours. The dis
patches look that way; anyhow sher-
man has called his friends together and
told them to-takes leave of him, and one
and allsgo in strong for the man that
can gel. enough outside votes-be he
Corwin, Pennington or Morris. This, of
course, he, like all tie restof the candidates,
has repeatedly told his friends before, but
histelling them so afterthe ballotof Friday,
had the Importance of a peremptory re-
quest to, be relieved of the flag staff, and
let some one else take it who could rally
more around it. This the Republicans
viii, no doubt, aim TODD at1twelye O'Clock
to-day, and we shall-then have a general
siding of upon two candidates. The
Southern Opposition will most likely re-
turn the Compliment paid. them in the
Demn6ctatic vote given to Smith, Of N G.,
although it did come SO hard. andswith so
many qualifications, and win probably pile
insI6n1 some such .hdle-and- half candidate
ias Scott, Of California, ana give him say
twenty of their twenty-three votes. This,
however, we apprehend, will not suffice,
because the whole Democratic strength,
eoupledtwith the whole South American
Strength, viii not reach, the difficulty still
requiring some Antt-Lecompton reinforce
ments, which itistnot to be presumed can
be had for that side ..-.-,,..
The probable issue then would seem to
be, that the Republicans will, to-day drop
Sherman and center either around Corwin,
Pennington, or Morris, and that. to the
support of these will come in Clarke,
Adrain, and Briggs, which aeccssions will
do the work, and at last organize the tur-
bulent elemeets of the famous Thirty
Sixth Congress.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

THERE is question in France of impos-
ing tax upon bachelors as unproductive
members of society. This the N. Y. Led
ger says isths revival of an old and for
gotten usage. The Romans, at one period
of their history, compelled all men to mar
ry who had reached the proper age; at
other periods, they were permitted to pur-
chase an exemption from tho marriage tie
by the payment of. fine. In the early
ysnrs of theGormankings ofEngland, bach
elors who were past the age of twenty five
were fined according to their rank. A
duke was obliged to pay twelve guineas
a year into the royal treasury for the priv
iloge of remaining unweded. A laborer
was allowed the same freedom at the mod
crate annual charge of one shilling. In
latter days, however, when the art of tax
alton was understood, and the people wero
more abundant, and essays began to be
written upon the "surplus population"
bachelorhood was released from taxation
and tax was laid on marriages. a duke
was then compelled to pay fifty pounds for
a liee4sei to marry, and aIcpmmon person
two and .sixpence. .rI ,..fzss gsl-rr
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FNEW ADVERTISEMENTS
| NeWAgrfcultIiral NY aFehOuSe
M WHEELING.

MACHINERY, Farming I1IPLEs
MI MENTS and SEEDS Of ~ kinds.-JOt tNsgN
fflllSI. No q Main ST. Wheeling, Va, would hereby
Inform the farming community that they have oPened
their extensive warehouse and would call special AZ
tentiurf to their large dsssEfment OF PLOWS and
CULTIVATORS the most Of which have been manu-.
featured especially for with particular reference
TO the different soils in this vicinity uong which VIII
be found the most perfect hill sie and sub sou Flows
in use also the best pattern Of lay Presses o. three
sizes Fhess presses arc warranted 20 PACK lar eF
and heavier bale than any other hand press t9s
wood work being heavier and no elt lroa used IN
their continuation We also offer at the lowest pm"
ces the CnioH, TELegrdph aud RdtD Hide R0leTf
Straw Hay and Fodder Cutters, also every reliable
kind Of single and double spOuted Corn Shelers with
the celebrated Cylinder Shelter also, Wheat FanS
Grain Drills Reapers with without selETakeEs ~
tached) Of the most Improved patterns Mowers loT
one or two horses Of very light DRAFT and every kind
Of Machinery, Farming and Garden Tools, Garden
and Field Seeds &C., comprising everything nssded
for agricultural puFposes Farmers arc specially III
yited to call and examine stock Catalogues Uf
implements, &C., furnished application g our
urIrehouse JOHNSON FROST,
ian3O No. n Main st..
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To the Be-Drugged nnd Poisoned Cit
izcns OF wheeling and Vicinity.

You arc oyerrun with delugc of tho vilest com
pounds IN the form of "AlcobOltc Drinks" that ever
emanatcd from that pest of society, the LIQUOR MIXER
They are sold to youas luxury OEthey dispensed
to you as Medicine and in either case the effect is
the same.
There is but way to escape, and that Is to use,
as luxury or medicament, safe and reliable stmu-
ant sold under stamp and SEAL which renders it GER
tain that 1T has not been tempered with. Such an
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which distilled under inspection Of the British Gov
ornmsut Is dellcately favored (unke any other Gin)
with some of the valuable restOrattves of the
Vegetable Kingdom, and is by far the most healthy
beverage extant.
Tue MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF EUROPE AND AMIR
lea only recommend Its by the hale hearty
but prescribe it as medicine where stimulant is
required
TuE pEMA1R SEX will find it not only pleasant Cor
DIAL but certain relief in susrings of periodical
character.
ANALYTICAL CnEatIsTs OF ALL RANKS pronounce 1t
perfectly pure and its merits Incompatible
Sold only quart and pint bottles by all D0UGorsEs,
oEocERS, &c
For sale in wheeling. w., by I. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
40 Main street, I. b. JOHNSTON, 176 Market ST., and
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent.
DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, N Z.
pylT-'5ol&w11m
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TRUIT ORNAMENTAL, EVER
GREEN and DsciduOus Trees Of every variety,
ShrubIery, Roses, &c.-JOhnsOn Frost, No p Siain
street Wheeling Va having opened their large AgEi.
cultural warehouse, above would respectfully an
nounce farmers and Others that they are now pro
pared to furnish from most reliable nurseries all the
varieties Of standard Dwarf Apple, Pear and Cherry
trees Of full vigorous growth Peach trees OF all kinds
and every sort Of small fruits grown Also,
ArbOr Vitae Silver, Fir and every other description
Of Evergreen trees, and would call particular attsa
ton to the large varsity Of choice Roses We are able
TO offer Our prices In all cases will be at the lowest
point and we pledge ourselves that all trees, shrub
berry, &C. sold by shall turn out just as represent
ed Pull descriptive catalogues furnished ON RPpli-
cation ct our warehouse. JOHNSON FRoSF,
iSn39 no. q Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

A CoRREsPoNDENT of, the Cincinnati Ga
zetts, after enumerating the kind of qualil
ties that fit a man to be Presidential
candidate, in thesetimes, asks the question:
HIVE we such man? Look to Ken
lucky. On the soil of Slavery, is man
who, for twenty years, in jeopardy of life
and property, illuminated, standing alone
without hope of reward, yet has proved
true to principle. That man is Cassius II.
Clay. All the circumstances. of the time
unerringly point TO him as the man for the
hour. M '-=.-a" 80 Z
l need not amplify to show that the quail
tiles described, centre in this man. His
late spesch in the Capital of kentucky, is
Iau achievement equal in sublime heroism,
to that of Luther before the Diet Of Worms;
transccnding infinitely in real courage the
achievementssa New Orleans, Bucna Vista.
or .Gerro Gordo; greater rs moral courage
is, than that which is merely physical or
animal. at,s
It was an ostrRcised Aristides, standing
up with words of sublime wisdom for his
country. Itwas d Camillus coming to the
rescueyof the Republic. against the devas-
tatipg Goth; u tl1s.g 4 u, THEoN.4 q
3 "A Washington letter says the Govern
.ment is about arranging fora horse express
from ST. Josephs to Placeryflle, to connect
with the Telegraph from San Francisco,
thus securing dispatche from the Raettel
10 ten days! tsi's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30

Ia terrible occurrence transpiredY at
Paris, III, Hast week A man named Jay,
who had suspected the fidelity of his wife,
went to. getswitnesses to, see him punish
her. She fearing aarssdfui beating Hens
he came back, provided herself with a
shot gun and discharged it at him as. he
entered the house. He lodged, and the
load entered the forehead of their child,
bright boS Of eight years. killing him In
stautly. The woman is in prison: !.
- - - e - ~ fs b
Tar Galveston Texas Nfss thinks, on
the authority Of reliable Information from
the Rio GFande, that the present difficulties
thsre ytli end in Y Z With 9 q lei ira
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30
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