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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24

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men. @8 bieR, 8ranfretd babe BON BreuRe1
cine Grfldrup9 megen Der 8ermebrun0 Ieine8
&9te9SzGtatS perldn9t; man 9laubte ieopG
ptele Hu4ri4t ni6t.
SeFrei d.
Serr y. STEINER 1T nun %pefiaitiu gum gtadz
folser Srud'8 e%rlanltt.
Spanten.
Gen. S'DcnneQ mar naA Wabri6 5nritfz
9efebrt uno boIelbt bonn Sclfe entbulialtiid
enpian9en wprben.
Tarfet.
GltBlanb intriguirt, tpie beri6tet miro, In
Der Tirfei wieber ltarter, benn ie.
9aS 9ebte.
Queen8tpmu, SpuntaQ, 10. Wiai. Nad eli
ner Ocpei6e aus 8ari8 Rom beuti9en Datum
lit ba8 Corps De8 Sen. Wteoict, oeS llnterfelos
BERN ppn @aribalpt, bereit8 auf 5000 Wtann
9ebradt. @8 berrldt 9rpBe Sufre9uns in Sc
n1a unD Der 2pmbarbet, ron Damien beina6e
ale biele 6rewiQi8en %9efpmmen. Mie man
peridert, miro an Die 9te9teruns ba8 Nnluden
seIteGt merpen, ben Nb9au9 be8 Corps 5n pers
binberr.
N16 Der v@atrie" mdre bic neapplttaniI6e
9le9ierun9im 5tanoe, li6 se9en berartiSe 81
"ritipnen ltegreif gu lpebren. (??)
9tud etnem Sertdt wplte @lribalDt in Gers
racOnu, nad eiuern anOeren IN @alabrieu lar<
ben.
Der @roBfirlt Nicolan8 BON 0tuBlanO wurs
be am Oienltug in 8ari8 erwartet.
Grm, 8. Ntoi. 2ampriciere fdbrt fort,
pdpltlide 8rurpen BET 3ablip 5t e%pncentrtren.
Der &Sni5 BON Neapel unter5ei6net 1 lfilS
lion Scnot fitr ba8 papltli4e Anlei9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24

2eapenwprtb s. &, 21. NRai. Seute
Wprset branute s. g. 9tufel'8 r6armer8
@ilfebr" ab. 8erlult am @ebdape unp Suz
bait $4,000. M6tS lit peri9ert.
@rcBe Ercdenbeit berrl9t fprtpGbrenb
Lungs oe8 sau5en Minourifule8 bis gu ben
9tcfp WruntainS. Seit 3 Utonaten lit beiz
ila9e fei1 &e9en 9%efalen uto man fitrdtet, baB
Die @rnte gang miBlinse.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24
0inftur. elmer Sird,e

&Drpi& %. Mai. Sin GROCER She'll
per i'm 8an be9riIfenen Metbppitcnz Stride
ltiir3te bente Elm, webei 3pei Arbeiter lGwer
perlebt tpuroen. SArn einmal mar bieIe Sir
9e falt auf9eb1ut, ais Der Sturm Tie am 10.
6ebruar pieper iber ben Saufen mari. s-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24
9as slOriba @fienDobn= llnslii4.

Wafbin %. Mai. Das I'M
9lif mar ni4t auf Der 6erOinanb rnb @eber
Sep Giienbabn, ipie eS in Der erIten OepeI6e
9leB, lonoern auf Der Gentrulba9n 5mil6en
Sad plriQe unO Safe @itp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24

10 Die Stellun9 pe8 6err Il
Sewarb. Su eint9en 3eitungen wurbe Die
fer Gage Der SlatId per6reitet, 6err Semurt
meroe lid I'M bitteren llnnlutbe iiber Ieilte Nie=
perla9e IN @9ica8o, ms BriUatleben 3uriid5ie=
ben. User ben eplen mn 6od6er5i9en @ba=
rafter unO Die pbilOipp9ii4eu Qeben0anlidtelt
pe8 5errn SeparO feunt, BET Dem b%epurite e8
nt4t er1t Der ieet aus better QueQe fpmmenz
BEN 8erltderul9, paB an jenem alatld fem
ipabre8 8ort lit. 5r.S eparo mirp mad mte ppt
Die StiiBe unp 3lerpe leiner 8artei i'm 8ul1z
DESIGNATE Iein uno 2tQe8, mas in leinen &rdfz
ten ltebt, fir Die @rpdblung Sincolu'8 tbun,
namentlidl audi fir pielen Die JfepnerbHbnc be-
itetgen. On perltdern Ieine tntimlten 6reunpe F.!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24

ten beute einise Stunoen in 8rubb'8 pbotOoroz
p9!lder @alerte gu, i~tlloirteu ba8 @6otoSra>
p4tren ltnp laBen sur a6nabme bon 8iloerr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24
Sclegropbtiebe SSabrtcbteu
8sri8tet far Sen ygalttmore gDeder r.
2tmfmmft Ses 0nmpfers
rs erft a."
4 Sage Nenercs aus @urppa.

% ~ z0prf, %. Mat.J Der Danlpfe,
Berlia lit pielen Abeno bier enlightenment mt
liverpool 5ahri6ten bis gum II. p.taI
Der Dauapier Nprtbz Interie1 fam brau6er
AM 10. an nnO Ger Dampfer ArasO am IL.
Wdrtte: 2iperppol u. Ofai. 8uum=
mpllenmqrft felt. @benlp 8ropfpffn1arft. &cru
tn aqen QuQlitlten 9eIunfeu, Yropilioneen flau.
3peitc Depei 0e. r4- s.
Die Smiurreftion iii Sicilien.
@artbalpi'8. Corps m1r 220O Mallu
ltart. @r ldiffte it6 auf etnem Dampfer in
Der Mttterlla6t Oe8 Sd. in Der N1be prn1 Sc
nu1 Elm lmo batte @afIei, Wtrnitipn &c. i'm
lleberflule. lleber feline Sanouno bat man
nod nidt8 St4ere8 pernpmmen, a6er e8 bie6.
ers neroe uidtir Sicilten ~pnperu in Gafabrien
laupelt uno bier cine Oiperlipn ma6en.8e 500
N1d ben lesten 8eridten aus Sici(ieu
l9ritt paielblt Die Snlurrefticn fort. Die Sn=
iurgeuten 9qtten lid Bel Gifula () cpncentrirt,
Man sl1uhte, paB @aribaloi'S llnterfelpberr
Sen. Mebici, in flint Sa9en nit einem Gorpa
BON weiteren 200O Wtunn abfabren tperpe.
q" Gngldno.
Die Tprie8 I'M 5aule BET Serbs brpbtelt,
Der &nfbe6un8 beS Papier8olleS beftioen Wieere
ltafo- 31 ~letten.l 2pro Mpoebpuie 1ette bic
9te9rtiotipnen nit Gentral4merifa au8einoll=
Der: Der 9Gcara9upzS Tag lei 9e5ei9net, aber
nod nidt ratifi5irt; baS 9fedt Der 8aiuoe
i6er ben SltbmuS BON &anama ici anerfailt
mprpen.
-.s Srunfrci6.
Die 8anf BON Sranfrei9 batim perflpIenen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24
1lufan in ct. Sonia.

ct. 2puiS 21. Wtai. Da8 @eraf am
ytorpenbe Der Dreieini9feit8< Stride ltir3te beute
etn. Sarne8 Sberman, GbomaS Sid, Spbn
Wtprtcn uio piele anpere Irbeiter puroen mebr
pper ipenIger DerleBt. ga
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24

8a5btn atom, 23, GRai. Die giebs
fruntbeit in Mulia4ulett8 ipirb BON Dem Gori,
fultur=@pmite peS @Dn9reieS gndber IN Inter
Iudlu9 9enpmllen meroen.
Wtebrere Der prrnebmlten SapaneIen brad
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-24
Mad, @urono.

0ew<0prf, %. Nfai. Der Dampfer
4ita fabr beute Mtittu9 mad 2~ioerpOOt al. @r
nabra $22O,O00 in Sartgelo nit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

aud justified by the obligation of the Gov
eminent to protect the lives and property
of its citizens.
is. That a railroad to the Pacific ocean
is imperatively demanded by the Interests
OF the whole country; that the Federal
Government ought to render immediate
aud efficient aid in its construction, and
that preliminary thereto daily overland
mail should be promptly established,
II. EinaIIy-baviug thus set forth our
distinctive principles and views, We invite
the cooperation of all citizens, however
differing on other questions, who su6stan,
TALLY agree with US in their atirmanee ana
support.
When the resolutions were read, several
ELECTED warm applause The resolution
in favor of adjusting the tariff, was re-
ceiyed with unbounded enthusiasm by
Pennsylvania and the large crowds of OUT
siders, the whole delegation and spectators
rising and giving round after round of deaf
ening cheers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1--WE refer ON. readers to the hdyeTtisemsnt
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rreatest medicin, of the age, and Is rapidly driving
out Of the MARI ct all the quaek nOstruus Of modern
times rs eieaey Is great, and its superiority 50
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ply the fmmensr and ilereaSin 'lehAADd lot lne Ar
ticIe. Dr. EGrGN's eelsbTaFOa lni-n'he Cordial Il
a medicine prepared by regular physician Of eiis-
80 T., * Drof.-siSn and one who has devoted his
ne to the peculiar phases Of lDntile diseases lt y
no humbng but a medicine, which commando itssh
10 tlosa only who can appreciate tt-AP0tae'''e'''
Flor. 7Imes.
r. Sc advertisement mh@4 cav
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~ The Genuine has the name and address upon
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

A WASHINGTON correspondent writes: A
gentleman who is thoroughly intimate with
Nj Douglas, and understands his pur-
poses, says that he will be in the field as
Presidential candidate, no matter what
the action of the adjourned Convention
may be. This gentleman claims that Mr..
Douglas can be deprived of the nomina-
ton only by fraud, and, under such cir
cumstances, Judge Douglas would come
ont a. an independent candidate, expecting
to smash up the Democratic Party.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

TuE Rochester Union says Blondon is
now suspendiug his rope across the
great chasm of Niagara River at the most
frightful point there, directly over the
dashing rapid at the head of the whirl-
pool, and just North of the Suspension
Bridge. The gath of this month is the
day announced for his first public Hdyen-
ture on the rope this season. The Niagara
Herald gives currency to the rumor that
Blondin will dive from the rope in life
boat. and go down through the rapids,
partly for the love of adventure and to
demonstrate the feasibility of navigation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

THE Atlaata-GGa--C aaEeaesaen ia gu ~
for the sum of stem thousand dollars" the
fight to come of during the present year,
at any point South of Mason and Dixon's
line. The person spoken of is native of
Georgia, stands six feet one inch in height,
and weighs 2lo pounds. He is just in the
prime of life. Should Heeuan not accept
the profTered challenge the Atlanta boy"
challenges any man in Europe or America
to fight him for the above amount.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

JOE SIXTH, Jr., and bis Mormon follow
ers, numbering several thousand persons,
have made extensive purchases of real
estate in Douglas County, Nebraska Terri
tory, upon which they are soon expected
to locate. It is thought that at least ten
thousand Mormons will permanently settle
in Douglas County within the present
year. The new city of Florence is to be
their headquarters. The Omaha City
Nebraskian, which is located in the same
county, says-"we understand agriculture
is to be the principal occupation of these
people, while they have also among them
artisans and workmen skilled in the va
rfous mechanical arts. We most cheer
fully welcome them to Nebraska, and sim
coreIy hope that nothing may ever trans
pire to render their residence among us
unpleasant to themselves or annoying to
others"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
-, is 300 From the PittSburs Gazette
SoM1SAT1oN OF LINCOLN.

.
The intelligence of the nomination of
glorious old Abe Lincoln for the Presiden-
cy, BY the Republican National Conven-
ton, now in session at Chicago, was re-
ceived at an early hour yesterday after
noon. twas greeted with joyful and en-
thusiastic acclamations on the part of the
Republicans, who all "feel it in their
bones" that his triumphant election is one
of those events which only require the
progress of time to develope. While every
one OF the distinguished aspirants for the
nomination had warm aud devoted friends,
who desired success for their favorite, the
selection of the gallant and eloquent
champion of Republicanism in the North
west, to bear the flag of Free Principles in
the approaching campaign will be accepted
as peace-offering to allay all past differ
ences as to men, and as an earnest ola
successful termination of the contest in
November The nomination was effected
on the third ballot, and its announcement
to the mighty throng in attendance at
Chicago was hailed with the widest de-
of enthusiasm, Seward men
Cameron lrnen-Bates men--all vieing with 4
each other in an earnest and heartfelt en-
the nominee! The great sea
of human faces around the WigWam was
radiant with joy and thankfnlness at the
suspicious result of the deliberations of
the Representatives of the great Republic
can party Of the Union. iItI9 %74g0 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
Address to Workingmen.

FRASK PEIRPoIsF,-It was announced IN
these columns, : day or two since, that
Frank Peirpoint would address work
ipemen,s meeting at the Court House, on
saturday evening. We are, now requested
10 a;bihhoounce that owing to pressing bust
ness engagements of Mr. Peirpoint' the
needing viii be postponed till Tuesday
evening next, at which time Mr.. Peipoint
and Others. viii speak at the Court House.
1t is earnestly desired that the working
men of the Panhandle should be present.
An especial Invitation is extended to the
people of Brooke and Hancock counties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

TIE Oricntals are likely to become pop
qlar A Washington dispatch reads:-'At
P. NJ. the japanese were throwing their
coin out of the windows to immense
crowds below" Another says:-aThe
Japanese arc highly delighted with every
thing. They are lolling ON the bed, smo-
king cigars, drinking, and enjoying them
selves in every way. The interpreters say
that everything in this country is perfect"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

A LoxDox letter of the LIST states that
"Hecnan is soon to com nence his harvest
by giving exhibitions. He goes to Liver
pool this week, and appears in London
next week, and may be assured of coming
money by his mill for months to come.
He is burning for another fight, but it is
considered certain that Sayers would be
whipped, and it will not be permitted, even
If tho authorities have to prosecute the
parties for the fight which has taken place,
and so put Hceuau out of the reach of
victory and Sayers out of danger of de-
feat knowing which, he will consent to
the above compromise"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

The N. H. Nsps has the details of a
'mill" between two Freshmen, of Yale,
which was witnessed by large concourse
of students. In the midst of the second
round the ring was broken in, the bottle
holders emptied the bottles, and the young
game chickens were led home. 1t is un-
derstood that the professors will present
the young gentlemen with a astrap" in
stead of belt"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21


Tn Republican party may now os SOU
sidered as fairly in the field aud ready ior
the conflict. They present their candi-.
dates and their platform, for which they
ask the SURFACES of the people, for exam
ination. For neither of which have they any
cause to be ashamed Their candidates
are men who have been tried-whose
records for years back are familiar 70 the.
people-snd they have never been known
TO faIter in the discharge OF honorable
duty. OF our candidate for President
Hon. Abe Lincoln, we believe him to be
in ever respect unexceptionable. he is a
man OF decided abilfty-is an Old line
whig,of the Henry Clay stamp-and Is,
consequently, Conservative rather than
ultra in hisSiews-but yet firm and de-,
cided zAnd fully and unequiyoeally COM,
mitted to the principlesof the Republican
party. This is all that was asked or de-
virad-and this was neCessarYin order TO
corc.Etrate the strength of the entire OPP
nosition and do away With the ''third par
+vn tielSe. recently put in nomination at
1o.,.;.$sosS.s THAT this will be the effect Of
4+o nornirat;ou of Lincoln and Hamlin. We
have ylerv little doubt-they are conserva-
4;vh national men. and stand upon plat
formsvbieh viii. we think, meet the, ap-
n-obstion Of all men who really desire to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

THE Japanese thought that the ladies
whom they saw at the Sandwich Islands,
wearing crinoline, actually filled the i'm
mense skirts. One of the men, who hap
Pened to touch dress in passing, was
surprised to find it caving in, and burst
into roars of laughter at his astonishing.
discovery. His IDEAS of the bodily proper
tions Of the fair one suddenly cOllapsed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

of a tbrong of people all the afternoon.-
The news spread like wild6re, and one
universal CRY of "Good" greeted it; In
tha evening a salute was fred from Jack
son Hill. This was all the public demon.
stration made, but in few days therein
~. "a demonstration as is a demonstra-
ton" As will be seen, there is to De a
meeting tonight to Organize 4 "Mlae
svakc Club,' 1t should be fully attended
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
AmbFofyneS, PhOtOeFaphs, &c.

AimUFUFYUtSJ LHUtU5H t-VaINF W
90 TO WYKRsI GALLERY AND SEE 1IlE
crowds that daily resort there TO obtain HE Eeil
known superior pictures which 5e Is no" Se4IinS -
gr7rrtlv reduced prices for short time
Being fT,Ily determined that gallery in the cat!
shall under ell him. and At the time : prepared
20 take better pictures than can DO OItaineh el'S
where, or charge nothing for them.
Photographs cOlored without extra eaar5e- by an
experienced coiorist
The public viii reuneulber that FIVE premiums were
AWARDED 10 Wyes. Cor hest pictures Of the various
EiplS and styles az the late Fair on the Island
Those wishing pictures should call as early IN the
,iay as possible, make previous aTEase Ients 1"
,,r,.y-.5,t long DELAY J.W. WIKElS,
Sebio 80. $50 sIain 81 ITop, "F ;he lIlil--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
MRS. WINSLnW.

IHS' WINSLOW,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitate the process of teething by softenin tho
gums, reducing all infamation-will alay all pain.
and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon 1t,
mothers it viii give to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

THE Houstonitcs' of New York are blow
ing up the Houston balloon with great
zeal. They propose a National Oonven.
ton to nominate him for President, with
the open and folonious intent of CARRYING
him into the Presidency by spontaneous
combustion. They should at once be in
dicted for an attempt at arson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

II DOCS not. c0rrQde stGsl Psns,---------
II Is perfectly liHph,
1t is 80 per cent cheaper than ArnoId's,
1t is permanently black.
This Fluid is made by the most approved Chemical
process, and is offered to the public as equal to any
imported Ink. We do not claim FOR it any Auperiori-
ty to Arnold's, but do claim it Is equal which we
Will prove to auJ unprecedented mind. We guarantee
It will give satisfactson. II Il doos not we WILL RE-
PUSD THE PRICE of every bottle sold
Put up in Quarts, Pints and Halt Pinta For sale
by the manufacturers.
LAUGHLISS BUSHPIELD. DRUGGISTS
mh2 No % Monroe ST., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
NOpICE.

ALFRED HUGHES, n. D. ELIZA c. HUGHES, n. n.
A LFKED HUGHES, n. D., HOMEOPATHIC PITY
of medicine, his sister. Eliza c. Hughes ~ D. n grad
uate of the .'Penn Medical University of PhiisdeI-
phia, pennsylvania" who will devote her attention
exclusively to Obstetrics and the diseases of females
and children.
Office Hours:-RrOm to 10 in the morning; from
ing. APPLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
[Eron be clnelnnatl Gazelte.l
LINCOLN Am HAMLIN.


The Chicago Convention bas done its
work quickly and we'll. 1t has presented
to the voters of the country a Platform
of Principles which must command the
assent and Endorsement of every man who
wishes wen of his country 1t has pre-
scented, further, as candidates upon that
Platform for the offices of President and
Vice President, men whom the people of
the West and the East know and honor L
Lincoln and Hamlin. 600 ~ ~
We venture to say that there is notin the
whole West man who stands higher in pop
1lar confidence than Old Abe Lincoln. He
has risen by the force of his own energy
from the, position of flatboatman to the
honored head Of the Illinois bar He is
man whom no obstacle could intimidate,
no defeat check, no misfortune .embitter.
A man whose life is synonym of hon
esty, caPability and energy is Abe Lin
Hannibal HAmlin is one of the most in
fnential and able men in Maine, which
state he now represents in the United,
States Senate. Ir, Hamlin, as our read
ers will remember, is of Democratic ante
cedeuts, and as a Democrat was in the
United States Senate in 1856 =
RECEPTION o. 4Be xBws.
The news Of the nomination Of Abe |
Lincoln WAsfeeeiFed 10 this city yesterday
llth great enthusiasm, by the oppoueuts
It the Administration. Our bulletin board.
'neTs the news US posted, was the center
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

wheeling Library Association.
HISINsTITUTION IS NOW OPEN DALI A., sun N
- ,rc-.j1 frou, oelk A. a. until 10 = y
Terms Of subseripi5oD to the Rsadin Eeoi, 9A -
bFary Five dollars per annu1n, plgeelSS u 49,
$sls- a - taken from the Library viii -
On WedneaiSys ami SATURDAYS FROM I'll ~ 9 eiSS
r ,-s,1rJ LfbFaEi3a-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

Th. platform, adopted by the Chi
caEO Convention.
Judge Jessup, of PENNSYLVANIA, from the
Committee on Resolutions, reported the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-21

:. TnE Toledo 8iqds suggests that the
Democracy on opening their adjourned
Convention at Baltimore, on the 18th of
June, join in singing the following stanza
from Watts hymns:
50 when raging fever burns
We shin from side to side BY turn-. % I b.
3 But tits poor relief We gain, p
ae Toehange the place but keep the pain
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Woods Improved Moving MACHINE.

Woods Improved Moving Machine,
LNOR TIE HARVEST OF Is,g viii eIt more gT.Iss
4 in day than any other Machine without clog
2ng or getting out q order. Il simple lis constrIc
iiol draws but ~ Us when NJ heavy work there
l'eins side drafl and no weight az, fLs h6-seI
neck II will cut
A more perfect sEvath and with one
third less power,
IIran any other. The gearing is simple and COM
pact that it eaHnOt By fair usage get out OF order
reveral extra pieces Of tlie machine and three kniTes
HtJiIy le1rTaHt The MJeEine 10 ,corL int q, r,,,
TeSeHte1s O. IN sale and cficr them with all rae
above guarantee at $50 and freight. on mos credit
or $40 eas which is SIS le-s than any other machine
nov in the Eeld. They can be fully examined in
WORKING or'ler at our warehouse, n 1iain St
apZI JOHNSON & FROST.
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THE SHERIFFALTY,

7 UNDERSTAND THE REPORT II IND USTRI-
i OU- Ii circulated that have Withdrawn from
the candidacy for Sheriff. will 10 -. This is false
rs shall be candidate till the closing Of the polls
on the 18th OF May 1t Il alsU said that indif
Ierent aud do not care about being elected. This Il
Foolish as should not offer myself IL did not want
the Office, and again ask my fellow citizens r their
FOtes- Imyl6-t%i JOHN W. GILL
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Plecnnee & DurabiIlty OF Finish!
LARGE 4 COMMODIOUS ROOMS!

The Superiority Of his Lights Of which there are ss
ern with other facilities and improved arrangements
In connection with the number OF his asssstants' en-
able him To wait upon hundreds with ease -
LADIES AND 6ESTLEdES are cordially invited
to eali ard examine NEW SPECIMENS Q!
colOred photographs AID HollotyPes'
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riSs has fsT a short time Artists einpoyed EACLI-
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