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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia |!
What ssi Ro,r 0urdI

Dyspepsia is our National DiseNse-wOak stomach
feeble digestion, distress after eatiug oostivs hshit
bilious condition. How many suffer with 1T and its
attendant symptoms Of low spirits bad taste, coated
tongue obs,uriacd head, and attacks Of hSadache!
Yet how few know how to sure 1t! Generally, be
cause the bowels are constructed, resort is had to
cathartics or laxatives. But such condition was
never cured by COthNrttcs Whose only Office is to
reNkeu the digestion, and impair tho integrity Of
the entire Nssimilativc system.
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PILLS. simple medicatcd sugar pin-have cured
hundreds of the worst and most obstinate cases
This is done simply by improving the tone and re-
storing the integrity of tho digestive organs, from
which result good appetite, regular habits, eleAr
head, and Nuoyant spirits, Such medicine is gem,
and only requires to be known to be appreciated.
Price IS cents per box, with directions. Six box
es, 81. Ijylll LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

II would be strange thing, indeed, were
all the signs which presage the election of
Abraham Lincoln to fail, one Of the chief
Of which is the readiness with which in
telligent men opposed to him concede the
almost certainty of his success
A gentleman who has been up at Pitts
burg for some days, and who is opposed
10 Lincoln and the Republicans, told US
that it was given up matter with the
chief men among the Democracy there,
that Pennsylvania would go heels over
head for Lincoln and Hamlin and Curtin.
We believe with the N. Y. Herald, that
it only remains for Mr. Lincoln to. select
his Cabinet and get his trunk packed for
Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
TuR eastern papers rubbish a letter feom

TaR eastern papers publish letter fsom
Gerrit Smith, the noted aboliioniss, 20
Fred. Douglas, protesting TO be reply to
the question which some imaginary person
has addressed TO him; sWhot should the
friends of freedom and temperance dc AT
the approaching clectiOu2"
Mr.. Smith thinks there is little hope for
either in our day, nor, indeed, can he sz
time when we may begin 10 hope,
Neither can he vote for any of the can.
didates now in nomination Tor the Presi-
dcncy. An have a screw loose Of some
kind, though not entirely destitutute of re-
deemins traits, he weighs each in tho
balance and finds them wanting, as follows:
To illustrate my position that y very
bad deed may be combined With a charGc-
ter in which there is much good-there is
nothing that in my eye is more unequivo-
cSlly the work of Satan than casting back
into the rit of slavery the poor brother or
sister who has escaped from it. Neverthc-
less, through the binding power of a
wrong education good men are drawn into
this Satanic work. know and respect Mr..
Bell and Mr., Breckenridge. No little elcva-
ton and beauty character mark them both;
and yet their lifelong connection with
slavery reconciles them to the recapture
of the fugitive slave. So, too, from the
like cause, is General Houston rcconcilcd
to it. Nevertheless, in regard to the
wrongs done the Indian he is as tender MS
a woman. One can hardly fail in his
social intercourse with the General to be
pleased with him. Mr.. Douglas, too.
would have the flight of the slave arrest
/ cd and all the greater is the crime IN him
. from his having been educated in Vermont
and New York. But have seen pleasant
/ things in Mr.. Douglas; and relative of
mine, who has long lived near him, told
me years ago, that Mr.. Douglas is eminent
| IL kind TO the sick and suffering around
{ him. Alas, even the other Presidential
( candidate does also stand against. instead
! of by the side of, the poor Trembling i'm
/ ploriug fugitive! And yet, in respect TO
temperance, Mr.. Lincoln is reported to
have very clear vision. Moreover, no
man has spoken more sublimely than him
self on the Declaration of Independence.
How painful to sec in one, who has so
many claims to our respect and admiration,
so wide departure from justice and mer-
cy!-and that too in the very case where
justice and mercy are most called for"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

An editorial letter to the Springfield,
Mass Republican, gives the following en-
chanting picture of summer life in Kansas
Accompanying the drouth in Kansas is
a degree of heat before which mn Eastern
man willis and turns pale. Think OF the
thermometer reaching l05 deg.-sone said
80 --hu IO9 dcg.-for nearly week in the
shade. Think of blasts from the scorcbed
prairies, so hot that you turn aside and
hold your breath, as if confronting fur
mace, and close windows and doors and
retreat to the leeward side of the house in
order to avoid the air. Think of door
knobs and everything metallic becoming
so disagreeably hot to the touch in the
room where sunshine is forbidden to en-
ter. For three or four times in the middle
of the day this has been the case for near
IL a week
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

NB don't suppose that half as many
radically apd thoroughly dishonest and
characterless men were ever appointed to
places of high public trust before, as
those which FIJI some Of the chief Offices
under Ar. Buchanan. No body has any
confidence in his Secretary of War after
that Fort Smelling transaction, and but
few take much stock in Judge Black after
what come out before the Covode Com
mittee. These two meP are both members
of the Cabinet, and leading men in it. too
In addition to these, we have lesser lights
OF corruption by the score-and il is nOto-
rious that our Mr. Shallcross here has
been kept partially employed running
back and forward, looking after defaulting
and knaving Postmasters, such as that
fellow at Philadelphia and that other one
at Chicago, to say nothing about him of
New York, and Slidelrs pet scamp of the
New Orleans office. In addition to all
these and dozen more that might be
thought of, we see by the dispatches of
this morning that Major Sutherland,
Quartermaster of the Marine Corps, has
defulted for large amount.
Who says we don't need change ? n
change for change sake, if nothing moro.
We say with the hero Of Mat story of
Sheriff Twins. that of the last Gun was
coffee, give us tea-if tea, give us coffee
"a change for Gods sake, change"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

PARsoN RRowNLow, of the EnOrvtae iI-ffIg.
has a list of thirteen States which he is
confident will go for Bell and Everett. He
concludes his remarks on this topic with
the following paragraph:
sin neither of these thirteen States will
Douglas or Breckenridge be successful IN
less it be in Georgia, where the statute
calls on the legislature to SETTLE the dis
p9ts -, Dsp2gcscY- It's way to it,
iF!euus VI beil or !incoIu1 WIT l'e-rrzCITJT-
t"ted TO its doom in hell, where it should
have been long ago, and where, with
rogues and liars, it will spend an eternity
of just such enjoyment as it had fore
taste Of at Charleston and in Baltimore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

TuE Democracy are having lively time
in New Jersey, according to the telegraph
&c reports this morning-divided and split
up in every county in the State, as it seems
by their two conventions yesterday in ses-
sion at Treuton, and the Douglas men
defantlY proclaiming no fusion. That's
right; that's the way to do it. Old Abe
will nave an easy thing of it in New
Jersey
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

oUR German singing friends arc having
great time at Buffalo, according to the
dispatches Glad to hear it, and hope
they will bring the Saeugerbuud, or what
ever they call it, to Wheeling, next year.-
If they will, We will engage to do wha,
Prentice said in our paper of Tuesday, he
would do at the anniversary celebration Of
the split in the Democrats party.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

TAG political cauldron is commencing to
boil in Pennsylvania. Our dispatches
from Philadelphia report tue preparations
in progress for the Douglas Convention
to-day, at Harrisburg, and also an exciting
speech from John Hickman, late anti
Lecompton Democrat. He dcnouuces
Douglas as a trickstcr, and ''prefers the
course OF Breckenridge on Kansas, as out
spoken and evident"
1Ass tnfur' aycF far
Trial, it will be found as Benton said, that
his coat tail hangs too near the ground for
him ever to be President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

THE Paris correspondent of the Boston
Courier says the marriage between Miss
Willing. of Philadelphia, and Count Henc-
keel, of Domermark, was broken off through
the remons'ranceS of his friends. who
feared mssothoncs. The writer advises
American ladies to remain what they are.
''les plus bellies files du monde" and not
aspire to coronets and titles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

THE Hartford Times says that it seems to
be ono oFthe laws of human nature, that
tFeachery, whether it be to ones friends or
country, necessarily obliges the traitor to
hate his old associates whom he deserts
and whose integrity becomes constant
rehuke to his own wrong -doing. It's Of
ten the case that when you lay man un-
der great and special obligation, by en-
dorsing his note or extending to him some
other important favor, you make him
thenceforth your enemy, and be will repay
lies
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

WITHIN the last week we have received
considerable sccessious to our lists from
East Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, and
Culpepper and Harrison counties in this
ssatss II fgEaf66br e on the subject of the
Intei6gencer aud Abe Liucolu's election.
We may state in this connection what
is fact, that we have made arrangements
with Mr.. Lincoln TO give an Office worth
ave hundred dollars to every gctter up of
club of one hundred subscribers.
Now there's a chance for the Red VAN
us politicians.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

WESLEY HANE, the fat man of German
valley, Norris county, N. j., when he died,
a short time since, weighed about 500 lbs.
1t took 80 feet of lumber to make his
coffin He leaves wife and if her grief
DC equal to her person, it will be heavy in
deed-5OO hounds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

ThGC>sWo refer readers to the advertisement
V>=EA OF Messrs- CHURCH DUPONT, No. 209
broadway. New YORK. The Blood Food is Of the
greatest medicines Of the age and is rapidly driving
ont Of the mari rt all the quack nostrums of modern
times. Its efficacy is great, and its superiority
justly acknowledged, that it is found difficult TO sup
ply the immense and increasing demand for tn. ar
ticIa Or. EATCY's celebrated .Intantile Cordial
medicine prepared By regular physician OF emil
nence in his profession, and who LAs devoted his
life 10 the peculiar phases OF InfautiIe diseases 1t
no hunbnE, but medicine which commands itself
70 THOSE only who car appreciate it-IpsEcsIco,G.
+ Tor. Times
sB Sc advertisement mh2l div
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

OSE thing has been gained by the Dem
ocratic split. The business of dissolyinp
the Union is abandoned The partners in
the political firm have traded on that
threat, and have made it their par
ticular merit that they would save the
Union from those who were devotedly
attached to it, have dissolved copartner-
ship, and each claiming the stock in trade
have tnrned against each other all that
they formerly used together against the
Republicans. The last predictions that
we have seen of the dissolution of the
Onion postponed ii to some indefinite time
in Lincoln's administration, after he shall
have perpetrated certain outrages that
everybody knows he has never thought of.
Each Of the two Democratic parties has
formally declared that the other is less
national, is more dangerous to the Union
than the Republicans; and, of course, each
would unite With even the Republicans in
its fnvo:ite work of Saving the Uniou.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

There are thirteen daily papers publish
ed in New Jersey; of these eight are for
Lincoln; one for Bell; two for Douglas,
and two for Breckenridge. The whole
number of weekly journals is sixty-six; of
which Lincoln has twenty Eve; Bell one:
Douglas thirteen; Breckenridge seven; and
twenty are neutral.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

THE New York Herald Of yesterday, in
order to make sensation, publishes the
letter of Yaucey to Slaughter--which
vc DrintAI uosta-aor- o~S hoods So rs a
late document from Yancey's pen, and as
indicative of the determination of the
South to secede if Lincoln is elected. The
letter is an old one, several years old. and
at Baltimore and since has been qualified
modified, explained, amended and recanted
by Tanccy, who never regretted any one
thing, we venture, so much as the writing
Of that letter, and simply because he saw
it was no go, and that the people abhor-
rcd it,
The Herald also publishes letter of
heitt's to some of his constituents, in
which Keitt says that Sumner sscarried his
bloody Shirt, dabblcd with blood. to the
Duchess of Argyle, when she invited him
to dinner big and as bald lie, we
need not tell our readers. as was ever put
on paper, and one that shows Kcitt, be
yond mistake. 10 be the low sElIa4aria,-tt e.
spoken him.
After publishing these two letters the
Uey0A says:
We advise our readers to prepare for the
coming crisis. Between this time and
November something may be saved from
the wreck. Merchants who have dealings
with Southern traders will do well TO close
up such affairs as soon as possible. Hold
ers of Southern State, railway or city
stocks, or securities of the general goyeru
ment should realize upon them at once
Bankers at home and abroad should pre-
pare themselves for the inevitable panic in
financial affairs. The crisis IS immtuent.
The dissolution of the Union is fact al
ready determined upon. Let US be pre-
pared to meet Tue doom which the trading
politicians and crazy fanatics of the daY
have precipitated upon the republic.
The truth is that the Herald has at last
found purchaser. The Breckenridge men
have bought it up just ms the Fremont men
did in '56-and this is its way of serving
their cause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

In yesterdays Baltimore Patriot appears
the address Of the Republican Executive
Committee of Maryland, together with
their Electoral ticket, which is headed by
the name of the Hon. YIN. L. Marshall.
The closing paragraph of the address
reads as follows:
, In view of the moral certainty of .vioto-
- in the general result of the coming
election, We deem it of high Importance
TO bring out our entire strength; and we
therefore caution all .fIiends Of the cQpss
GgGe7't supporting or q6fliathlg 10iM anu
OLAsT party; and urge upon tAeug TIE direct
ana tIDaUt'iHg support Of tie sndeYn.ea-
''07ed Rspu6GedH ticket.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

IL attempting to rob the Medina Bunk,
Orleans county n. Y, some robbers put so
much powder in the safe lock that the ex-
PlosiOn blew the doors, windows, safe and
robbers out, alarmed the town and preserv-
ed the money.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
rhe snensn.lon Brldpe.

We yesterday took a rather hazardous
tour of inspection over this structure,
which we are gratifed to announce is APP
preaching completion as rapidly as can be
expected. By Saturday, as heretofore an
nounced, Mr.. McComus, the engineer and
superintendent of the work, expects to
cross the bridge with n four horse team,
after which it will be open TO the public.
and the tedious mode of ferrying will be
done away with The bridge, from pres
eut indications, will meet every auticipa
ton of the stockholders, being thorough,
though simple in its construction, light
and substantial. The present bridge va
ries somewhat in its construction from the
original one, which it is thought, has heen
materially improved upon for strength,
lightness and convenience. The bridge
will be secured agains; the attacks of by
perborcau gales" as heretofore. by guys,
which will be attached both TOT the cables
and the floor, something in the form Of a
usr,ingale, and supported by stout new
stacks Of stone upon the shore. There
will he ample room for teams to pass on
the bridge, so that no inconvenience will
arise. The foot walks are rather narrow,
perhaps, but we are told that this is ne
ccssavily so. 1t avoids giving "wide
surface" and more effectually secures the
safety of the structure.
Mr.. McComas, in commencing the new
bridge, estimated lis cost at thirly-seren
thousand dollars, and he is now satis6edthat
it will not vary Eve hundred dollars from
,hatsum. The first bridge cost two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, and the tempo
rary ono which was recently removed cost
seventeen thousand The accident to the
first bridge, and the erection of the second
one depressed the stock considerably, and
we are told that most of the stock has
changed hands since that time at seven
and half, eight and ten dollars per share
of twenty-five dollars. The improvement:
on the Island, in Bridgeport. and adjacent
sections of Belmont county, together with
the increased facilities afforded by tn,
new bridge, will doubtless cause rise il
the shares. and holders. therefore, have be
gun to congratulate themselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

TEs Bell and Everett mon have fused
with the Douglas men ia Georgia and
agreed to count FIVE and i've With them on
the electoral ticket. The telegraph this
morning reports they are casting about in
Michigan to see what can be done there
They have organized = club at Detroit to
commence with.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
LARGE 4 COAIIODIOUS ROOMS!
AmbrOtypeS, Photographs. DC.

90 TO WYKES' GALLERY AND SEE TIE
" crowds that daily there o5isil his well
known superior pictures, which lac is selling
greatly reduced prices, for p short time
Being fully determined that no gallery in the city
shall under sell him. and the time il prepared
take better pictures than can be obtained else
where, or charge nothing for them.
Photographs cOOred without extra charge, 10y an
experienced coiorist
The public will remember that five premiums were
awarded to Nykes, for hest pictures Of the various
kinds and STYLES. AT the late Fair the Island.
Those wishing pictures should call early in the
day rs possible. or make previous arrangements, IL
prevent long delay. J.W. WIVES,
feblO No. lSa Main ST. Top OF the HILL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
WngELlNn- Inlv oa 1ael

Eas. L"teiiigencer:--I hope viii not be
considered oficious in asking our Post
Master, through tie medium of your paper
whether it would not be possible for him
to give US our mail matter n little earlier
IN the morning than he does. mean the
hrst mail. Many of US want it before 7
o'clock. Yours.
BUSINESS Mag
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

ThE Chicago Press and Tribune, referring
to the fact that most of the Catholic pre-
lates and organs are openly for Douglas,
asks if he is not member of the Church
Of Rome. We concur with the Utica, n
Y. Herald that this Is not legitimate
question in the canvass, although both the
Democratic and ultra Know Nothing pa
pers seemed to think it was in 1856, when
Fremont was a candidate. The Wheeling
Times, for one, made that point with u.s.
What Douglas religious convictio MS may be
-ifhe have amy-rests between him and his
God. 1t does not concern us to INQUIRE
at what shrine he kneels; he may be none
the less loyal citizen for being good Pa
pist. Our impression is that Mr., DOUGLAS
troubles IT himself very little about spiritu-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

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fragrant shampoon, clean aud delicate
shave and general grateful manipulation,
we know of no place superior to Gaus'
shaving saloon, under the McLure, this h ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

DR.. M'CLINTOCK'S COLD d COUGH
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