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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
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slirepapt4Ji Isy ssesr<tasy:J
Aiarge and enthusiastic ,rneeting nj the
National nemo-:rrItir paEty9n Ohio tcntn-
ty, Was held pursuant TO "a scrli e1t the Et4-
eecutiTe COMMITTED, at the Athentenm. in
1.-THE .ditS nj Wheeling, on Monday evening
the 9Th Of august Mayor Wilson. Rrea;-
dent, in the CHAIR.
The Chairman tltlTiug stuffed the ubiect
of the meeting 10 be Tor the ratification III
ithe nomination OF Stephen a Douglas
and HeEsciIel Y. johnson, fur Presirient
and Vice President Of the United Suites.
and also TO nrpuiut Delegates 10 the Ma
'.fiunal Democratic State Convention tn be
heil nj htanntDn IN tine IBtii inst, then
introduced Vim. Lynn and h Al Gibson
Es'is.. of Washington, Pa. vino. respec-
f'tir=iy addressed tine meefingin a mastery
aud lucid mnnuer, clearly demonstrating
that they iDuugias andJuhnsOn} were the
regimT nominees o. tine BHitimnre Demo
l,crItic Convention aud Hs such were emit
tiled 10 the ssuppUrt vi the Democratic
party.
On motion, committee OF eleven was
appointed by tile CHAIR 10 daft resolutions
expressive Of the sense OF the meeting
The following committee WAS appointed
Wis. D. WUUdrpw, T. Lewson, j. A.
Btr6ei. liz. Edwards. ~. Hediiinu, j. NJ
3iatthews, Or. Blum. Il. Stamhe7ry, IsInc
Colts, .. K. Hpxie mt LacnD Berger.
The committee having retired. letters
were read from the Hon Nm. q B-uwn
and W II. Oldham, Esq, regretting their
+ intthiiif: 10 accept tine Invitation TO attend
and address the meeting.
Tine committee appointed to draft reso-
buttons, reported the following;
. WHEREAS, The National Democratic
Convention of the Quilted Suites assembled
IN the city Of Baltimore, on the 18th day
! of june Inst, numinnled Stephen A. Doug
las Tor President. and ueSschel Y. john
son, Tor Vice President nj the United
States, Therefore,
Resot0sd. That we approve tue nomine-
tion of DonglaS aud Juhnson, for ? -esi-
dent and Vice President Of tho United
States; that we will give them our hearty
and cordial support. they having been
/ nominated by the rcgul"r 'DemoGrGtic
/ Convention, thereby lneriting the support
/ Of all Democrats VIM are in favor Of the
national organization of tue party
( AResolped, That we do not consider the
nominations made Ml the Seeding Con-
Tcutiuu t:i Baltimore. as binding GU aus
member ui the Democratic party, that
Convention hsing composed Of men unnu-
thorized from any source whatever, to
make sucn nominations. and If the Ma
tional Dcmucrltiu party Oe defeated this
itSi., tine blame rests entirely upun them,
HnC .ueN Will receive wnut the, Justly de-
serye- tue condemnation ~ tll fnos" who
love ia, Union and .iarmuty uf the Demu-
crlltiC pur.v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

EaclGc. We r"ie our reader 20 the advertisement
. 80 OF Messrs' CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400
broadway New YORK. The :lood Food il one Of the
greatest my''irin'" Of the "se, and tnlidy driving
out Of ;hC ln': ct all the quuck uatruns VI 1uo.ru
'''""s LIE efficacy is great aud it's superiority 80
Justly acknowledged, tnet it 10 found difficult: to nu.
pl' the immense and increasing demand lur the ur-
tirIe Dr. EA7GS'S col ,brateu "Inlaute Cordial" it
Ine'ticiue prepared by regular pbysiciuu Of emf
nchce IN sds profession, and WHO has devoted his
lie to the peculiar pses Of lufautilC discusses II il
l'v iuinbus but q medicine. which commands itself
+ IUr. Yinles.
e. Se advertisement inj,ot d6v-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

The 'StaFe' and Union, the Douglas organ
at Washington, already boasts that when
Douglas is elected President he will turn
ont every ofice-holder, TO the tune of
I'D it, how he hicks en-" cores
pondent OF the Constitution submits the in
qpiFy, is Mr.. Douglas own fatller-in-law
who, as Second Comptroller of the Treas
pry' holds a $4,000 Office under Mr. Buch-
NRan, and Douglas brothcr-in-law, Gran
ger ger who. as Receiver of the General Land
Once, holds $1,000 Office, included in the
'ltek9ag operatlon2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
FOR SAFE

IT. TIL TWO STORY BEIcK l,y-ELLINCs.
!;'ss Jointly SEPARATE may ti.sIrst sI.IIIIt
Son tc corner Of Chaplin. and NnrsiIaIl streets
The story nuiidlIg ou re:,- u: saiL Iut
tunIniniuE three IUrIua
INT large hrick Dwelling House, VI. west i,a!f n;
Io No. ZIP. Centre Wheeling: provided with .4s
ErHtesr. Prir.- S..auC
,'Mc ut IA AIen:s-Vis;a Churchill addition
l'''rt vi lot lUt. west site u; Market Sg;iIrt
Dn'rlIirti Of in steam s,r, mill s;-u
"te'i in South lellnr. lie mont Co.. Ohio
Tile ri"s dwellings, situated III Marshall county
abO~e lemwOOd
for terms. enquire the toriage stOr. Of 1ssr7y
i DudSun NJ. 10 Water street
.ie:.5-5m CEIAs II BERRY,
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Gatarrh! Gatarrh! Gatarrh! Gatarrh!

tfHttt Il TT -Rf0tu sltretiS
Thousands Of EeFsoDs suffer all Of annoyance
from Cat"rrh. 8IOst people know what it,
itisrree aud resnlts are. yet but few know how it
Gamble cured. II is simply cfrUnic irritation, and
often enlargement; Of f0lcles ami consequent thick
fliIrs u lnenihranee lining the nasal es,Y
frontal rinu-e. mud sometimes extending into
the throat and unsys. From this result tghtmess
and often vertigo OF the head, nbstructei nose or
proitse t"w N muct's loss Of smell nasal voice and
often impaired hearing; and taste.
Tic nid-s':ool remedies have never been able IL do
anything Tor IT. Nasal injections anil iniIdatiOIsz
u sin1ui aud p:IisTe thay general rVt'rt
less. Yet liUMPIiHEYs CtETAHHH SPEClFIc, simple
Sugar N taken twO Or,thTee times per liY. prompt;
IS cLlT:s the uiildsr at all colds in
the ztd and radically by PSr-sVesnt;
most obstinate clses, ~ II proved hy the eSpcrlac.
Of hundreds.
Price U'ith1ull directions.
Fifty Gents Per BOX.
n B.-A full set Of IIuMpnRrYs Husgur,~Hlc
sFsGlRIcs, with Book ui Directions and twenty i:
ieEGt Esnei e. large yiis. morocco case 81: 'iu
III I'kiiH 81; Of fieoIt boxes. ami bUOil
These lsmedI.s. ly the single box or case are semi
by nnil express, lfes uf charge any atitir.ss on
Esca,It Of She I,sic-. Address
Di.. J. HUMPHREYS L Co
So662 broadway. S"w Work
Sold l,y LAuGIIIINs i BusuFlELD.
nnel o.ss ilaiI 1T. Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
AInllgII4llPk. Plp10el.,Illll6. Ia.

no 10 wgYF1Ks' ttsllIIERltY AMI .sEl. rIIE
NJ crNWtiS ti'It nal teTS ~ Gtair iissVSsi!
known scEtn- pictures which nos -gia ~
greatly rsIilsretl prizes sss:tOrf time.
lte:ssfIiliS determined tia; gallery iuto City
SHALL Illtit sell him rTrl4VSi
10 Rake bcrteT rtrluTse thn II, -lh,aiIv4 gi.~
where, Gr charge lIJtiiiu:- Tn them
Photographs CrItdTeh without ,.Iys. ciE.Iss. .Iil
cSlresisIIr-Il crinrl<I
rcl.Iiilr will reneulber TINA INV premiums ,>eI.
stV:II,rd IL " e-. To: iseSi picIuiss ri the
tsII,ti- and s;te>- the EaIc lsinIi
Ttuse wishing pictIsres should tlII erriy tl,e
day possible, rsie PREVIOUS Arrangements
prevent iIny dehAy- i'm. NTYIll.S
fetl0 Nc. lSp Main. r., Top. oI tie nm,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

No State ilos suffered SO mach from the
drouth as Texas. That rich State will
not produce enough grain to supply the
demand of their own people, and act
nal famine is feared in some portions
Of the country. Iu some parts of the
State there have been no rains for seven
teen weeks, and the heat is more intense
than has ever been known. The change
in this prolific and beautiful land, caused
by heat and the absence Of rain, says tue
\. o. Delta, is such as to render the couu-
try scarcely recognizable Ii is Impossible
to exaggerate the damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

ing be rendered to the gentlemen present
"ho have So ably indicated the rlghts of
the people and the cause ui the National
Democratic I"sry OF the Union: to Winch
principles We hcutily subscribe. being
the best mode of securing equal rights 10
all aud pcrmnnencc to tue Union.
R"soLced. Th"t the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the President aud
Secretaries, aud request it's publication in
the newspapers Ui the city and throughout
the State.
On motion tue resolutions as read were
unanimously adopted.
Oa motion tue Choirnan was nuthor-
led 10 appoint "a delegates to attend the
State Convention to lie held at Stanton
on the 10Th inst.
The Chairman appointed the following
delegates: J. NJ. Matthews, NJ. S. Still
wagon, DR.. L. a. Edwards DR.. r. Blum.
naonibal Forbes, Augustus Nandluu. Mni.
~ Z. Good, Abraham Beiiliou. DIR. C. A.
Cre"crnft, YIN. Stnmln W. D. Martin. j. II.
Burns, Michael Edwards Jr.. S. u. Mood
row, 4 A. Strawberry, j. M. Bickel. f.
Lawson, b. r. Hoxie. Jacob Berger, ). W.
Phillips. Isaac Cots, Alex Wallace. Philo
Kimberly, S. McDouald.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
giving three hearty cheers for Douglas und
johnson. ANDREW WILsoY. Chm
G*o. HARRisox, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

DIR. h1'C1INTocK's COLD & COUGH
MIXTURE l'er1orIns, in every instance, VIVA, " US
promised wien it introduced 1t cures, with
the came uniform certainty that morning ta,eIs
night Hli the varieties Of cold or llaruss-
ing cough and Immediately ieves Influenza lloarsc.
"e"s and tickling Of til" palate rirOtt Price u
ceurs.
Sold ty LAuGALINs & BUSIIPIELD, S. FUN
DENbERG NridgHport. and Druggists gonerelIv.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
FOl. ICincimlautt,
CHANCnRY NOTICE.
William Patterson. c: nl..

William Patterson. c: ais
against
Tie ismpieid It0tIs,1d Company Al "l''li'csfS.
ct alb
A Nj The SAID JUDGE D0TiI THEREUpON
n or the motion Of complaiunH,s, rcfa: ii Ia James
AcCun"y. appointed sIt=ciul commIsSuuc. log Ruiz
c'''se 10 ;isccrtain AMI rrrUrt, First. WHIT iens if
any 7lIsisr upon Iii" property rel ant personal!
tie. said Hsmpfriri Railroad COMPANY III the hill an,
exhibits mentioned their amounts aud uru-
lies. aud truw created and !vr whom aiu Secnu,t
what amount uf the FIRST mortgage Lons III tile hill
mentioned have been issued i,v rsid Company: Third
what amount ther-f held LIS the cuIuplRu;llIts
respectively. anti wiIt amount u Interest is due AMI
unpaid thereon: Fourth What real estate is held md
owned 10y sstiL H:nlpeld haissUsd Company subject
to the claim vi the cumplulnaIts and also in liz,
nIauIsT what personal estate: Fifth. aud i,y
wiIum ami for what the ID III present he'd
and worked, for how iOug Hnd the results theresr
whctiI"" profitable VI Otherwse. md generally lie
mas report nny ntter deemed partIncnr by himself
specially required bv ilIe parties any of them
Tile PARTIES Interested IN the Iuretsiug u.crse will
take notice t1EEf will proceed Wednesday,. tine
22d "f August. 1850 at the Office Ot j. II rendet0n
III the cttS vi Wheeling. To state the ordered
III she foregoing '"c:sc, ami continue tile taking
tuetrDi iron. time to time until completed
JAS. MCCLLNEY, Commit
Pe,sfliar"'. To- comr'ts aug.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

FRANK BLAin is undoubtedly elected to
Congress frOn ST. Louis ny T. handsome
majority. Husrot for glorious free4soll
81. Louis Sue and Wheeling are the onlr
cities IN all tue South where men are free
10 speak and Yote their sentiments AS
some writer said of them last summer,
'.they will DC remembered in history like
the freed cities Of Germany"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

q WEALTHY lady in New Orleans lntely
married man much younger than herself
and made him useful about the house in va
rlons ways, such as doingthe family wash
ingl He waselsosent on errands. and proved
very docile until having gained Der conf
dence' he was entrusted with her bank book,
and ran away with $4,000 ofbis wife 5 money.
She looks at the affair in pathetic light,
and declares that she cannot Imagine nv
Isaac should have treated her So.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
WIGS! WIGS! wIas.

bATchELoK's WIGS AND TDuI'IifsS arrr11se all
rh"y elegant, light, .t.sy and durable.
Fitting I" q ciIHrnl--uu turning ny i.ilind-no
st'ri'''g "n :he head Indeed, tile lie the only Is
Establishment Whore these THINGS properly under
IttlI3-,l&w1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

Tag Republicans of Hancock are going
TO have e grand rally next Tuestey. at
New Manchester, and they invite ,heis
friends and brethren from Brooke AMI
Ohio to come up aud take hand with
them. Let's 60 mp, abont thousand OF
ns. fenm here
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

The supply of becfcattle was UNUSUALLY
large at New York last week. Over 1900
head had been received, including many
droves Of Western prairie cattle and a
good proportion of grass fed in that State
and Canada. Prices had deprecated from
five to eight dollars per head within the
week. equal to over one cen. per pound
The number of pounds of beef for con-
sumption the past week was oyer 300 600
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

Ne bad some Douglas men from Brooke
and some from this county, in onr Office
yesterday. We couldn't tell whether they
we're the more desperate or eIated-but we
could tell that they were the NEST uncom-
promising and unyielding set we ever saw.
They swOce they tidu't care what the CON
Tentions did, that they never would vote
for any compromise ticket, uor make
friends with the secoders anywhere or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

LIScoIs AID BELL seem to be running
about neck and neck here in Wheeling,
Judging from the way the medals go of
T. 4. Logan d Go. have sold abunt two
hundred of each. The Breckinridge med
ais are quoted dull and scarcely salsabIe
Douglas Is in tolcrnble request. bnt no
amply
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

The gamblers did heavy business ia
New Orleans last winter, writes the cor
respondent of the Charleston Is. o. Mey-
r"ry. aud, it is said, the fleeing was im-
mense. The two fashionable establish
inets were 10. Halls Ia branch Of Halls
in Washington and New York, aud sber-
wood, McGrath 4 Co. New Orleans is
celebrated for the fast young men who
visit it during it during the winter princi-
pally sons Of rich planters. A "youny
blood during the last season, kept n
magnificent establishment here-preseuted
his mistress with splendid pair of horses
aud an elegant carriage, costing over two
thousand dollars-aliowed' himself to be
heeceti out of 6fty thousand dollars by the
gamblers, aud wound up by selling
splendid plantation for half its value, aud
then putting out for the North.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

Nm LuNIEY. has, IT ispaid, picked up an
other pearl of great price-e Nadlle. GAL
lett, Who is to,astonisb the artistic world
after the fashion of Jenny Lind and Picco-
lomini.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
eptthsl,,. De..tiles.,a, Isssaaestae asap-


EFfotnfl5e s.. Y. lP0st.l
AS.a apectnFenJof filIS .mOtie yof yEsRfTxInE
on tue government, re wtli quote few
Paragraphs from the testiu1Ons taken last
winter before a committee ofGjnngress, al
which afr. EOvDtle of RennsvlVaria. WAS
chairman. The question before the COM
uiittee was: How sEFas the 1seGpmptun
constitution carried through the House Of
Representatives" Cornelius Wendell Of
Albany the nOtoEiOus agent 81 the PresI-
rient IN negotiating the result, was thewit-
mess. After q severe examination. IN which
he estahiiSees very clearly that the end
VEHs achieved hv his disbursement nj l.
large amount Of money. or, aeenrtiing 10
tine testimony OF At Bean, oil =. bnshel of
gold page l28., Dir Train snmsnp all by
the following comprehensive interruCIttorv
which AiT. Wendell answers unit" rs cons
prehensIveiy, 10 wit:
tpc=t.0p-1Ie af ali * thu: y,.,f rszc4r
Won expended tEty iiuliz,,a sl,Ilans and upsIIl-
npOn ti,res h.er-BeIr iL1y and wsI.<F--t.. ..,rrz
ihis b ttIIe lrCJulptD not hibOsTiIt In That
ey NTs 10 be eNfeiSi rTliOnt tiiry t,infienec.
III sEiElt riEnn<Et irt' tOlIr % b. i,rsF,s;t
bear r'T Ia effect tie IElssessse % tl'.' bill:
'-ADsWeT.SeS SIR ,JG iuuEIiI Gazing hUgC the
he eFaeIsie1i. j desired ifte-tilc
ey left iIsa.S To tin'E anything ais0i it
PSI: e, is o,,n.
as'tto-Ii4t you rpu-sssl ,yist:. l,- it VA 10
bs put no conversation s;to isn" il might be usi
eGeetnaIiy,"
--4ns'ss.1 d, MOI amos, thai had might lave
had aAve pAid ar-r SUMS ttran that without ask
ing what became Of II.
1 ttr,esti0p.Yon expected it would be used IN s.,ue
particular WY
..Ansmes.I expected i, ,vortId W need 10 accom-
piisii -tiu,.eni.
1tI'sstioD-lt strikes mstisat money would arilY
have sen paid VJtttRou; definite object on ptIr-
poe To he accomplished with the money.
',hnswer,-Ilie obtect Mas accomplished and The
money p1ti
'.Tiy BIZ. Train.
EIHostiOp.-But the moVtes paid efgre tine Oh
beGt WAS accomplished. mas II NOT
'-AIrss'er.-I think eCrZio Of i; paid before tie
Rllt faseeL-
Such transactions as these, about the
character OF which no Two intelligent men
can differ, are recognized rs G pa-t uf the
government by the politicians of the adj
minis.rntion Earty just MS mnch as by our
New York Aldermen. Without them nei-
ther Pierce nor Buchanan could have car
ried one Of the cnbinent measures through
either house of Congress, aud, ms ii wag,
.bnchannn never succeeded IN getting his
measures through more than one house.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

CoAAoDoEF VANDERBILT gave his son
$4,000 for graduating creditably at West
FONT, What very respectable old "gor-
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Splendid New Stock of Vases and
China Tea Sets.
HORRE 3. BARNEk - RInin

III AVE just RECEIVED FROM TIE l.AsTFTN
II Cities magnificent assortment Of eI..:-ut 30
iir:;tn W ART. comprising handsome variety Of Bu
herman Ginss USES Jwe! BvXes. Engraved Duhenl-
an GOhets. Toilet Sets Gard ljnsE.Ih upper Hold
ere Pres"fFe Dishes. Paper M"is.i,ts. and Finger,
tp, from - 70 81. very rich and irmdsuu1.;
Elegant Nsdalun ;:nd Landscape fM,.... isiri China
Cu.o CDtese China CndleStrte, Trte-il-qet s.'r1s
sstts- und h;Sudsonc sets Ul l'uiy White and E;od
Band cnins Tea oetth. Also article Of PI,rIau
" rre c"n7iEtIng Of PaT!Gn ! asrs Pitchers. Taper
Holders liiu M,stcl Boxes aud sio!ass. iitctarg
a"o Ten" Ca'uta md White Grnnite Mul,,sree Pitch
err. 40
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
IElStrucfiOn in fInSFc.

- HORACE u. CDLLINs. TEACHER
e.; FOL The Organ Primo Forte Meo(ieo..
r u 4 HliuiiU Gutur. Tlufe. etc. "tc. ;.iSu.
Professor q. Thorough D,,-4 and MUS
cd Composition. Suri may desire % avail them
SERVES "t his r"TviceF will please apply n MfE HDm.s.
Fourth, Quincy street
Piano will he furnished hn5 10Y rr,tiuI I,nd
practice. wheu desired Gr,, lessons will c given al
residences if prc'r-ed.
Yuc; instruction can given in col,r,.rriu; Will
0ly ut the shove inst runIrIIJa.
Hntisia.tury refer lee given iy.l--sn
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Yr19stoe's Sale

DE TIETUE uF a DEED OF TRUST PROM
ID Jnmes G. Collins, 10 the undersigned dated Au-
gust ls 1851. ai tiIliy Tecur,iet IL the Clerk office
Of tue County Cnn-t Of OHIO cnuiIty- Virginia in
lI0o n Peg. .za shall NGomi,y the lu:h ris,- o.
S"ptemher lS6U. al III cci0G5 a. ~. ~ tue iTurs
u9or Of the Court House IN tsIe city Wheeling
Virginia. expose Ia sale by public auction to III.
highest bidder, the following property. tuwi Part
Of lot No Omc hundred Rn,i sw-ur leigh: tl.S III R
''neZ.r ZIHe's addition the city Of Wheeling,
bounded follows: Beginning, pos: four lee,
east nj the OF the Ose ami Inf sold In s q
Hoi'lIIsUE thence e.siTTArtliy with sd Robins as
line tDstS-e;i'' Is (fee. post the .v: titeIrc.
HnrttiWtTdiy 10 pnI' Madison tiIi-y-threc
,: feet thence vse<iwarv with said street furry
eight ~ feet to Irssr: thence right angles sul1
ward tou post ami place nf beginning on Rohsnn-s
line thirty three feet AIsp tl.. one unli,-ded I,
III iOt No iwentyeiGit; l iu IEicllictuwI, un north
eide Of benny street and fronting thereon.
TEGSJS Oy SyLE--Cash
augS ALFRED c CALDWELL. Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

THE gallant Leslie Comos is elected to
Ehe GIeskship of the Gous; Of Appeals in
Kentucky. And ne are delighted that i,e
is. No man deserved II more OF will I'll!
the Office better 1t is the best paving
Office in tue State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

The Disadvantages hare received an
awful knock on the head IN the IOssof
Kentucky, if II be true, as the telegram
indicates, that tiney have lost the State,
and by q large majority. too.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
FOR SALE

DEING DESTROYS or REMOVING: FROM
u WHEELING; will sell on l.vor4,i,Ie term ma.
stock Of Groceries. aud the Ease u! nv store, I,n,
Washington Hall T'lle stock CONSISTS OF sai.,I,'e
Eoo;i1 III eScetieir; condition.
P"r""ns d'stir"us ui engaging in the I,usin.ss viii
please make early application.
auG5-2w@ George lAI-TI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
EHRIYRR b CO

No. 81 Monroe ST.. Wheeling. Va.
II AN1NG DETERMINED 10 DIsCoNTINr-R
fhs Liquor business. offer our Stock al c,4sr
o' what Ii will bring consisting Of Fencr. Castiinr
Ca- ueunes".y- Otard and Lardehelu Brauiies
Cl'ret init and Malaga ines several cu.!ifiet 81
Eum and Gin. Old I've. NonunSsihe!a aud whea,
" l'!Akiea A.' 100 itis Of Pure one Ycar Old Ry.
Whisky manufactured our tistfllerr jvl5-3n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

VANrrv FAB says the three ages 81 ].
senator are 4ile-age, Postage and Patron
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
"Reminiscences No-ca

4 ADMINISTRATIONS In BUUt Is Non On Ia. esynI..
n ~ William Han tit. .iti..r deceased naYiI.:
been granted t. tbs Undersigned. Mi persons uvln:
sud eEtatc required nuke Payment IL the M
d"r"gtsd and I:rsOus hvt.I. Chains ='i!,=t s.liG
est'It" will present ttet.. NrUp.-ly
excitement ItEV W SIGHTS
iylH Administered II linus Non!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08
Wednesday Morning, Aug s. 1850

TAr Donglas men of this comfy make
the isane direct with Sir. Russell. They
endorse his colleague. ". & Blown, but
are as dnmb as dummies about him. You
see they're mad
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-08

DIR. JAS. McCLINTOCK,s pECTo-
RAJ SYRUP-Nheret there is confirmed ouugl there
is always great peril. 10 triae with any disease Of
the respiratory organs is court destruction Com
sumption, bronchitis Ileudsy, lpng-ferer. &C., lie
close behind cough; aud the only safety in such
cases consists in immediate resort to this rrea,
vegetable remedy. Price &l;OO
Sold by Laughllps & BusI6eld, &. PupdsnDerg,
bridgeport, and druggists generally. jy2l