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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
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gives % the hair hn0 CLOS, rSndeCs Il aolt aud
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PharmaceuttstS and Chemists,
oct4 NoS18T Market street,
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A.LFTTER from Walla-Walla, Washing

A.LErTnn from Waila-walla, Washing
ton Territory, to the Portland (Oregon)
Meas, says that an express had just ar
rived in5the9yalley from the command sof
Capt Dent, who vas ordered out upon tho
emigrant roads in the vicinity of Fort
Boyd, TO investigate the report of the mas
aacre of the emigrantsg Captain Dent
found some ten or twelve emigrants still
alivsaud subsisting upon the dead bodies
of their associates. The details are most
horrible. The messenger reports that
some twelve dead bodies had been found,
and that ten emigrants still alive. secreted
in parties of three or four for the distance
of twelve miles in the vicinity of the at
TACK, some had died from actual starya-
ton. Nj. Myers, his brothers. wife, Mrs.
Myers, with ERE children, and Miss Trim
ball were among the living. This party
was ssnbsisting upon the dead bodies of
Myers, the father and husband.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
PILES PIhRsu PInEss.I
RRatlsaf Has e4ssat

H5Sat GSItf kose cayed3
Thousands Of persons have P1es-sufier for years
with the diseaseyet few know what 1t is or how It
IS cured Every Of Piles whether manifested in
the form Of external tuOrs, frequent bleedings or
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
upon congestion Of the abdominal
This produces the engagement dilntion veins
formation Of tumOrs. hemOrhages, pain aud suffer
ing; and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this yenous congestion. Hence olntments, washes
aud even injections, are 30 Intellectual.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PILESPECIFIC,
0simp.e sugar pill taken two three tfmesP day,
cures tire disease by curing the condition upon
which the disease depends. Hundredss have been
cured by it. even of the most obstinate cases. All
win be promptly benefited by it. Price, 90 cents
box.
n B-A full set of HuNPHRETss HoWFopI4H1c
SPhuuGs with Book of Directions, and twenty
Remedics In large threedraehun Ttals, and morocco
case g; de- In plain case s.; case Of fifteen boxes
The Remedies, by the single box or fnn case, sent
to any address by NAH oEeK free ofearge on
Oh. z. HUMPHREYS & CO,
No. $50 broadway. New York.
Sold by L4UGHLINs & BUsHR1ELDs
oct11 No. "a Main ST., Wheeling.
Mothers. read this.
ThefoIloRing Is extract from letter written by
the Passer Of Baptist Church to.the sJonrnal and
favor OF that wurld-renoEned medicine-AiEs. W1xs-
LOWS sooTHINo Strip ron cHnuREs TEETHrSa:
eve see Reimbursement In your columns Of 3Irs.
Winslon's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said a
word 10 favor Of patent medicine before In life
but feel compelled to say to your readers, that
this ia no humbug-v HAVE TRIED n, AND KNoW1T re
BE II CLAIMS. It Is, probably, one of the most
successful medicines Of the dag, because it Is one of
the best. And those of your readers who have ba-
bies can't do better than to bay in supply.
oct16=ly-d&w
49,, We refer our renders to the advertisement
49, of Messrs CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway. Hew York. Tie Blood Food is one Of tile
greatest medicines Of the age aud is rapidly driving
out Of the artet all the quack nostrums of modern
times Its efficacy Is great and its superiority SO
Justly acknowledged, that IL Is found difficult to sup
ply the immense and Increasing demand for the ar
tiele. DR.. EATCS's celsbrated InantIle Cordial Is
medicine prepared By a regular physician Of emil
hence In lis profession, and who las devoted his
life the peculiar phases of Infanile diseases 1t Is
no humbug but medicine, which commands itself
70 those only who can appreciate 1PdEaeEieoLa,
Flor. TRseS.
10 Sc adpatissReat. mh24d&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

Tan Prince Of Wales has At last arrived
siIsl5 IN England. anasIn.a lew hours at
shore N Plymouth with
liIa Ils1si1s 1t giuasDr Castle. The pro-
1zsc.te1 created considerable Hnea-
SIM hOat the country, and among
Others, d1iButenam Maury, who had recent
u lEsligsd out IN the Bremen, was ofhcial-
~ uOusnltca as TO the probable cause OF
aslay II appearg that the Hero and Art-
aans, within A days sailing OF land, we're
met % contrary winds, and lay beating
against chem for nine or ten days. In the
meeatilno pro E1siOns grow scarce, aud the
royal party were put on salt proyisious.-
So the Prince can talk from experience of
s.the dangers of the sea-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

N54zz - 10 4 i r
A NENRERI ofstlie Georgia Legislature.
writing. 70 the Atlanta lme5ieqn, from.
MilIedgeytlie, under date of November
18th, says:
Things are becoming quiet hero. The
political atmosphere, which was up Ito,
fever heat1a few days ago, is now below
zero. Mex Stevens and Ben. Hill5have.
saved us in, Georgia from civil revolution.
Before they sd dressed the members of the
Legislature and the citizens It was almost
dangerous for a person TO express a con-
seryatiyef sentiment. - ri Z
The Legislature has gone TO work in
good earnest and q better; feelin is4begin-
ming to prevail in our midst. The storm.
I think, has purified the ~ Inospheres
5fss ---==--=s-.
sst9FAIL SPItTTRR AND TYRE STIcKERs.9
President lincoln used to splitsrails for
a living, and Vice President Hamliu used
to. stick type far living, Think of this;
ye5ot Glow birth and iron fortune; and
letsyonrs motto DC, nj dfsPe ydnd,im never
despair
A5nASwas hoistedi witt a rope, to the
seventh story ofl asbdilains IN Cincinnati,
and tie rope breaking, lissfell aud was.
crushed almost liteFalls Into mssss of
Jelly.
ne fsisiag money to
.b y q college entS thopsandI
dollats haye III 81 been raissd for this
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

Tue tallest man in Kentucky measures
4 feet inches, weighs 24o lbs, and is %
years of age-his name is Baker, his.
station Brownsville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
Mr. c1emens, Letter.

The WeIlsburg Herald, of yesterday,
introduces the letter of Hon. Sherrard
Clemens ghictN Qppeared in our columns
some days ago-with the following re-
marks
Mr. Clemens addresses the following let
ter from New Orleans to his constituents
of this district, In regard to the present
aspect of public affairs, and, from the fact
that it was written in a Southern city,
where, no doubt, secession, disunion, and
Southern wrongs are tue topic of daily
conversation, II may be presumed that he
speaks advisedly. As will be seen, he
takes conservative view of the matter,
and, in our opinion, just the view that any
citizen of Western Virginia ought to desire
his Representative TO take in Congress.
We are glad toisee that AR. Clemens has
the independence and manliness to speak
his own mind, without reference to what
Is in the minds of his colleagues from Vir-
ginia; and elevate his district to position
she has seldom occupied, that of speaking
for itself in the national councils. He
speaks, this letter, the sentiment of four-
ffths Of his Constituents and, though par
tisan raneor may assail him, his motives
be mtsreptesepted, aud he be personally
abused, as he has been by. the organ of
his opponents, yet we are persuaded that
the honest muses. of all parties will. back
him, and pronounce that letter not only
the best action Of hfssp olItical life, but the
most popular.
The MorgaptoWn Star publishes Nr.
Clemens' letter, and remarks:
We.ask the careful attention of all our
readers to the lettersof the Hon. Sherrard
Clemens IN this paper. It Is Just to the
point. Notwithstanding the editor of tho
Wheeling UltioaE was very anxious to let
Mr. Clemens commitments know that he
was BEeckinridgers heenow denounces
Mr.. o. because he does not stick to the So
cession programme alltthe way ,throng6.
II WON'T Id, zP hillip Henry. You are on.
theIWrong track. Secession with ali it's
bolsterers !wou.t be swallowed in this
country. .5ss .sssi sss ~. tss5
Wesase heartily glad to know. that Mr..
ClemensEw sins the coming session of
Congress. HezWtll reflect the sentiments
of his by carrying out the
spirit OF his letter. :
slzzH=4--=@
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

THR Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Journal says that AIr. Holt,
Post Master General, and Governor Floyd,
Secretary of War, are openly and frankly
opposed to the Secession movement and
in favor of the maintenance of the Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
-MARRIED.

On Thursday, tile 2gth. at the residence Of the
brides father. Centre Wheeling, by the Rev. Nr.
Clark, Mr. JoHSC. B0LBE and Miss MOLLIR T.
COLLINS, all Of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

On Thursday, tie 29th, at the residence of the
Clark. SIr. JOHN @ BoIBE and Mis- HGIiTR ~
COLLINS, all of THIS city.
Dr.AI'CLINTocK's coLD& COUGH
MIXTURE performs, in every instance, what vas
promised when it was introduced. 1T cures, with
the Same uniform certainty that morning dfFpels
night, all the varieties Of severe cold or harass
ing cough, and Immediately relieves influenza hoarse
ness and tickling of the palate or throat Price 25
cents.
Sold by LAUGHLINs & BUsuRIELD, 8. FUN
DENBERG, bridgeport, and .Druggtsts generally.
DIR. JAS. MecLINTOCK,sP EcTo-
RALSYRUP-Wheret there's confirmed couci, there
is always great peril To trife with any disease OF
the respiratory organs is to conrt destruction Com
sumption, bronchitis pleurisy, Iung-ferer, 90, lie
close behind cough; and the only safety in s1tel
cases consists in immediate resort TO this great
vegetable remedy. Price s., oO.
Sold by Laughlins Dushaeld, 8. FupdenBerg,
BEEEidgsPort, aud drnggists generally. jy21
NEW RAISINS.
O00 WHOLE, HALF; AND QUARTER BOXES
.<SAlNl Also 20 boxes Fresh Cooking Ralslns.
NEW GURRANTs.
10 casks, apdl5 casks prime old ourrsnts
NEW FIGS,
Figs and 20 boxes Malaga Fig.
No. I First Quality GOLD CHOP
FIRE5GRACKsERS.
50 boxes, and 80 boxes Torped does.
leg FRENCH CHOCOLATE.
20 oxes together plcte stock Of All kinds
OF seabonAble. ssS
5 NUTS. {; ~
And aynrfet Of other goods for the HOLD ays inst
received and for sale Wholesale and retail at Sstern
prices. q. UNDRESSING.
: nov . - 6 fs8s MAFketB St
JAS. NJ DILLON.
No.alO7saIarlsetfSfre
IRRIIRG, VA
P BIZ JMBER AsNDE GAS F5ITTER.
6Sp
RsASS FOUNDER.
4IB AkALRRsINSRROUGIITI IRON, GAIyANIzED.a
~ and eli sizes s I8FaSS
COCKS and valves team anaSp9af9r
Lin aud Force Hose AntffFfc.
Tin Zine ntfmpny, QFucIbels
sods, Ifsulat and Potnf5
4assttsSI EHEsfENBELYs RRISLS. A0neduef
sSipes Sol fpn hand! m 3
ZOE Old Btags Alds [ead. e
WHO pms IS lite Lad
nv 5gs siseSeLS si sena4i or 81
w kAudlae gn
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Lewis Zefsier

Lewis Cook County, June II, lSGo.
DuRSUANT To ADEcRER RENDERED IN. THE
above entitled cause in the Circuit Court of Ohio
county, on the 18th day Of June 1890 will proceed
TO sell at the front door of the Court House of said
comfy, on tho 9Th day Of August 1850 to the high
est bidder the following property it-A part or
parcel OF lot number (52l situate and lying
ON Main street, in thu city of Wheeling. situated i'm
mediately south Of frame dwelling house formerly
occupied by Joseph Caldwell and between said house
and the lot formerly the property of Andrew White
SAID parcel suppoed to contain thirteen feet front
on Main street, and running back same width one
hundred md thirtTtEo (lS3l feet Also part of LOT
NoI6 situated Immediately back or east Of said mar
Gel above described and adjoining the came, as fol-
lows, to wit-Beginning at the southwest corner Of
lot number o. and running thence with
the south line Of the Bnlne sixteen fl6j feet to
stake, thence west and parallel with tie first line Of
this parcel, sixteen q6) feet to the west boundary
liue OF lot number seventysi t6). and thence with
the same to the beginning, with the tenemeuts
thereon.
TERNs-A credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given for the purchase money, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, bearing interest
whole Of the purchase money Is paid
jyi SAMUEL IRWIN, Sheriff O. C.
45HThe above sale is continued till Monday the
sd day u December next lsOv1O-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

Tn Btdtcment Which iiuye seen in
come of our Bestern exchanges that tho.
Electoral vote Of this State would most
likelS divided q ibis morning cons
frmed BY . disp4tsb from Richmond, TO
be found under our teiegra phic head
This result was brought about by de-.
cisfon u t6s Attorney General, that the.
yotsgoG certain cdnnties ought not be.
co1atsd, u come qusbee of come infor-.
rnalttJ.
AGeN. York Journal publishes a report
from Tennessee to the effect that, john
BeIlhas prepared an elaborate address to
he American people on the crisis, taking
strong grounds against the right Of seces-
sioa a6d tho ezpedieney Of it aud demon
strat5ng the rain of the border States
which must foIloR from the Calf States
going out. Mr. Boil, II is understood
advssus Onciliafors measures, and shows
nov strong The united South viii be
agSifnst RspubHCan foray, and how
IfngJla viii be compelled to be cOnserraS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
NOVEMBER STyT,Es
HARPER q BROTHEl

II WILL OPEN THIS MORNING bIY LAST
u Stock of New C1oalls for this season, which win
make my assortment unequAlled In the city / have
also recetyed more Of those ali wool Cloakne Ciotis
at Sis, the greatest bargain ever sold in Cloth.
0Gt3l y. S.RHODBS
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fERENCHYOkE SHIRTS.-sJustr eceIv
u ed 10 dog. French Yoke Shirts, of the celebrated
AsFoR HOUSE MAKE, warranted to fit, and the very
best quality ever brought to the city, and for sale al
80 per cont. less than lObberss rates.
te2 STONE & THOMAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

kNNEN's AND boys, SHAIVLs.-A
w large stock OF Cents Shawls, cheap.
do do for Boys, every quality.
oet23 J. s. RHODES.
, 1860-04-28

lFFctn the Cleveland Her2!ti c6.h.1
On yesterday {Tuesday} morning Dir. Edwin
S. Gregory, Principal oil the Grammar School
Of the Western Reserve College, dove his
motber-in-law, 51.s. Harvey Baldwin, her sis.
ter, Mrs. O,iast, uud little lnralid daughter OF
Mrs. Baldwin to the depot The horses belong
ed to Mr. Baldwin, aud we're safe, trusty, steady
family horses. aud daily aecus. omed to the cars
md locomotives. Mr. Baldwin walked down,
and be aud his wife we're ebout taking the
daughter away for medical treatment.
On arrivalat the depot platform, Mr. Gregory
20: out and lifted the little g1l cut. Mrs. 0vatt
was in the act Of getting OH. and had one foot
upon the wheel; Mrs. baldwin had also risen
up in the wacnn. when the c. { r. train backed
down, the horses jumped, Mrs. 0Eiatt was
thrown TO the ground, under the wheels, her
head striking the rail, producing almost instant
death; Mrs. Baldwin was also thrown out, re-
ceigins we're cu. on the head, and Nr Greg
orr. catching the ho13es, ;zas brought against
Autograph pole, and his shoutdc, badly injured.
Mrs. Baldwin. at first, was not thought to be
much injured beyond the cut upon h:r hesd.
She was taken home on setsec, but soon vom
tied cad showed other symptoms Of inter nal
injury. She soon went icto coayu!sions and
brcame insensib'e, lying unconscious this
"wednesday morning. l. is feared she cannot
recover although this morning she is lying
somewhat easier, appArentlg-
, 1860-04-28
Mexican .A0uIrY.

Tho priests of the Roa,iah Church. pushing
On Nirumor, a1e playing d bold game for the
restoration Of their power o7cz the people.
Among those who knov them and the kind of
government which they base given to Mexico
heretofore. their SUCCESS is not alarming; but
with the foreign ministers, fer whom ieg'tima-
CT, not rio =, IL cn,. ali questions, their luck
is better. The Baltimore r. '4et Gays that di.
plor,acy there is all ou the side of priest craft
and tyrauny, Cabriuc. tile representative Of
France and agent Of 4lc Jesuits, Las ltlt no
stone uaturnci to sustain tho pricstly govern
ment Of M,ramon, which has brought ruin on
the Frccch who trade in Mexico, while he has
lined HI. oun roc];ets at the expeuse Of Mexican
, 1860-04-28
i9rrss & Trihutte,
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1860.
DECATUR CONVENTION.

The z .puolicans who will assemble at De-
catur on The 9th Of May, and who will then
and there name t1e candidates Of the party
ior the S:n.o flices 10 be filled in November
uext will Eo Wise enough ard' patriotic
enough to do their work without advice or
dictation from ary quarter whatever. They
will hare IN eye to the SUCCESS of Republican
men: and they will not he war,ocd in lhe r
judgment By any mans ambition or any mans
late. Least Of ali will they listen to tho mis-
chie!-make:s inside and outside Of the Repub.
Gcau party, who-some from one motive ind
some from anolher,-are endeavoring to carry
their points W exciting the old feeling Of hos
tiltg between tie Democrats and Wings Il
whom the party is made up. This wre,cLed
erdeavor-as baseless as it is irjurious-will
fail or We are mistaken in tho cha ..c.er of tie
ms WI" have hen elected del. gates to thai
Convection. We take it, too, that all threa:s
OF boiling, = n'st1sr TOT what quarter they
come OF hy whom uttered, will PASS by un.
needed. Tne party is equal to the discipline
OF its Own members; and as it is strong only
BY reason OF its adherence to principle. II
priuciIle is not lost ght Of in the nominations
which will he made, The betting cfany fifty men
in the State will affect tho result only fifty
VOTE. Let the delegates get together, then,
aud do their work without reference to the
threats which are tl-red only to embarrass
their action; and he will be q bold man, who,
ut this juuc1urc, will dare to set himself up III
opposition to their acts. The Republicans OF
Illinois arc mol ''just playing politics." they
are in downright earnesl; and and NO be 10
him who undertakes to defeat their will!
, 1860-04-28

The Japanese seldom wear anyt'.'':g on their
heads except when riding. The head is shared
on the c1nWn, and the side and back h alr brought
forward in roll about the thickness Of small
sausage TO the top of the foreaead; here It Is
firmly gummed down WitE species Of baudo.
line, in the manufacture Of whicn the Japanese
arc very proficient Wigs are very common N
the shops, but arc only worn as q Part 81
masquerade dress Not q particle It hair Is
ever allowed TO appear On their faces. Inc
winter costume consists in robes cut :1ke dress
lng gowns, padded throughout with silk "ad-
ding. These uuwiedly articles Of attire are also
used upou *tate occasions, and arc stanoine
item IN the list uf imperial presents to foreign
mission.
But the most singular portion If their appa-
rel are the trousers which they wear at their au-
diences with the Tycoon; they seem 10 be cut
upon prluciple prscicely the oppsIte 10 tnat
which regulates our court dress. We consider
that when We hare brought our neither garment;
down to The knee, We have NOT only satisfied
dcceocy, but reached the highest pitch Of r.
huement aud elegance. The great obIec! OF tue
Japauses is to create aa entire mfsconceptlontn
th= mind OF the spectator as to the situ4tsouof
that important joint; lie wishes it to be sup
posed that he shuft=s into the syal presence on
his knees; but, finding that process attended
With much er2ctical Inconvenience, LIE compro-
misses the matter By having his trousers made
about about eighteen inches longer 1ha,l his
legs; by this means his feet a:e made to repre-
sent his kueee, and be is enabled to to walk upon
them comfortably, NTH his sham legs dragging
after him.-0l.paaats NdrTatisf.
, 1860-04-28
DcprccIu.iost Of s. Down TnSE1, - Pro,,-
d.rfY in XelE Inrk.


Tho correspondent Of tue Boston Gomm<rc:a1
Buk-ttia, speaking Of the rapid depreciation Of
down ,own real estate in New York, sass:
Eciow Wall street, it is safe to assert, that
real estate is not worth one.third Whist it was
ten years ago. For example, lie larrc, old
fashioned dwelling and lot at the corner of Hor-
lis street, for several wears occupied by Spof.
ford, iilc::on i CO., and c,bers, Vas sod . lev
days ago for $4,000. The lot alone sold for
Sllo, Quo ten years aso. On the opposite side
aud ucar the Same locality, store and lot,
which !. tsw oars ago were valued ut $ln1 ,G:t',
sold abort week since fer 1000. The old
Atlantic Garden property. opposite BoTi,ng
through to Greenwich STREET, is to be sold on
The .4lh. Rents, in the same portion Of the
CITY, have deprecated in proportion. Stores
Which FORMERLY rented for 10000 2 year can
now be had for 81, coo. On 2!l the side streets
leading from Droldway The change is even
greater the stores fast passing from The possess
sion Of the larcer ~ that Of smaller dealers
Of fcourse what has been lost here in rauc is
r,o:e than compensated by the large Increase
in The value OF uptown property, g there is
perfect stampede in that directs H. The Messrs-
Whitlocks, tie largest wholesale liquor dealers
in the city, who about two years nso erected u
very large building at the corner Of Beekman
aud Nassau streets, have adEert'ssd thelr store
to let, and they will move up broadway, follow
ing the hotels.
Ciaain, Metlen & Co., who occupy Trinity
Bulldog, and arc the principal owners, have
purchased an entire block in Worth street,
between Church and West broadway, On which
to erect their new store. When complete, this
vii probubly bc the larges. store IL the wor.d,,
l,aring front Of SO feet on Worth street,"
full lois-cacu Of which arc 50 feet dee7.
We hear M more Of the opening Of Albany
street: and the s!eepers in Trinity Cburca-ynsd
as well as The patriotic ~ monument erected
so recently TO commemorate their deeds, WILL
hare new leasc Of repose.
The passage Of the City, Hall bill is aaother
proof Of this tendency to desert me lowerpa1'
Tbe ys % Old Cit1 Han vii be sold to thc Go,ern-
ment for Post Office. This will be one redeem
ing feature Of the measure, which is universally
condemned, except by property holders; VINO
are to be benefited By the change. 1t Is
rumored that Bennett is contracting for an
eligible location in the neigbborhood Of Canal
street, on which to erect new Herald building.