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NE w GOODS.

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VtHE subscriber u BO~ opching add receiving
a. Ms hev qaausfs the "Srtar BUuBIHs"a
iafEe Assortment u
NEW GOODS
ot every KIDD add descriptions, suitable for the
sprinE and Summer boih.
Ladies and GeBllemeBs Wear.
Hts Asaoumentot GROCERIES, a. 10 fa,tsveTy
ar1icle sntrsced 20 the Mrfcaniiis IIne will be
iaant extensive and complete and he 10 ceternln.
- % eel upon he pfincTpe 0f ''shou pfohts and
g1trk sgirs"
tte iayiies call hom his customers snd lhs
pao.ic gsneraiv, JOHN J. LOCK
NAV i-Gu
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CossissJoNtHs OFrfcK
CharisNoWn lane - IAN (

N"N'I'H3UNuf JuuC y INIV- \
hereby noiined, thar ~ my Once IN CharIrsioWn
on Thursday tie 81 daY OF August, IsgOIwiu
proceed 10 eIeeDie this decree al which lime add
pace ihsJ are reqaiTed 10 surnd. Given under
my hAnt - Com N issioEeF OF aid CoBrt
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FOR NEW YORK.
The SeW YSFk aRd VirRIaIa
sCRRH gTEB MSHfP COMPAEFq
FfReT CLASS STEAEH

The New YORK nnA NhFNtRba
scRRH gTEB MsHfP cOBPANYq
PIRsT CLASS STEAER
~ INT FB R.FOyV-,
WILL issvsAl,fahddn svsSg Wssssstsy o..
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afflFttt tq ~ IfaIts rf 10 D aal Hanas.
81 tar Railroads IImF tH roarsrt
h-iuratHg 30 oil iesvs Nee Yok sig5.Ias
ser'T hsfaftaY antfaoon. frsrbinf ~ tastfia
aboui 10 ot.ats hondfY mafuiaf
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PIY H FOWLS a Co
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The Old Diploma Rye whis-
Log
Diploma Old Rye Whiskey,
WarehOuse.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GO 81 -
TIVE Through Trains Daily,

oEA W ELN nAhrEkS-FEhk1 AND PARTS
or IHE EAST AND WEST
THAEsPoHrATIoE OFyIcK
Bsltifncrs OHIO Railroad
HAhFGGt-FEhRT, Ne, rs 80
ftRsT.-T Express Train Isayisg Hait,no,.
Dali Including SahdsT. ate O'Clock and aiast.t
~ sirivHg al BenSOod st7 - a. ~ eoaassti,s ia
The ClnesIat Ia iraa aad sTfvinF s Cse,..a,I
az o'clock, p. NJ Mskiug direct eonnertio,s 80
Express Train Tor LoVisvllls, Cairo add the SoutA .,t
Tor NJ. Louis, Kansas, Nsbnsks, &c
sECOSD,-Thc Mail Train leaves B.tiuo,, a.iix
Except sandsys.) at % 4. ~. srriviaF ., Cumb,,
Iaad a, ) y ,. n, and Wheeling tO5A
Third Extra Train leaves Baltimnr, dsiiya
> ~ +. VI arriving a. Cumberland ate 20 A M
Through Tickets esn be had At this static, t.,u,h
principal Wsstsra cad Southwestern tavns
The time Of arrival ARd Psfture Of ali IN. p.,..n
ger tTaiEs at this station - 80 foliows
TRAINS WESTWARD.
AUivss Ir,,..
Express 7isPH TE
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EAdA ram l. I 20 ?. ~
TRAINS EASTWARD
Arrives. Leaves
Express 4 Is 100
, mah iran u - - "a 49,
bA"A ifA'a 10 X Of ~
JOHN DoNAHoE,
'hAs ~ lsOD. AEsnt.
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Genuine Copper Red

vi,A silver poisls perfectly in.slsled vith rls,.
!, 10 agreed BY Philosophers tsai Copper has from
sightto ten tines The eOadpetiBg p0vst OF Irop
sad doe. act res, Or eofrode. irOe feds uAen
coated uish tasg, cease ~ be . conductor. Tie
relative cooauetins powers Of etHe',ot Deiisl. 10
best shown ~ refsyence 10 the foiiosibg tsbe pre-
pared viii great care ard fatty sAdor,sd ~ Pro
lessons M.spin snd Snitn 81 the Uavsisity ei
vnginis J. wrsst and , W Marvin, Of VIE.
chester, and BushFod Taylor Of BeTryv,ll,. ~ o..
Prof OF Chemistry IN winesessr Modest Cot
lsge
1T ~e take wires Of hs following metals. OF
equal thickness and leaEh ans pas, thf00Eh The N
conSBeting poser Of silver. whicb 70 the hest me-
tailie eoadoe'oi known, BY 100, ss shall have the
ipllouinE Fesuhs.
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NEW ENTERPRISE.
LEEsBURG MARBLE SHOP.

LEESBURG MARBLE SHOP.
w -. AN DEN os,
" Marble worker,
hAving located In LsrsbsfE. Tor tbe Rutp pose Of
eenaoc,ing The NJ A r bLE AND STONE
CUTTING BUSINESS, ihyu.s The ,,t,xrn,
oi Loudonh ana the adjoining csanttr. 10 eve
sim call before Pprehs'ihR tissshete IS Ai,
maf0H " o'the sIifALiAN sod AMERICAN
'Heh - - commonly B,ed Tor
monuments, 1'0mbs, Read
ID FOOT STONE
TABLE TOPS. ks &c
And a. prices Co suitt the times
Beng praetieAi nSchsnic, add dsvotipF ~,
Pet'onal ausn'ion solely 10 the businss. b. esn
iafni,h ~ good woss. 81 Io~sr psrcs. ia, s,s
Po.,loly % sno'ded BY Hhy Other ssiabii,bm,nt
Al OF his york delivered 81 ~, 80 80 90.
Of ehsrge and orders promptly sn,ns,s %
70 SHOP one door above he N Ch,,.h
Souih L'esbuTE. Va '''A'
- ro''Ae aecomRodhtion ofths peopis Of Ief.
,sIsoh vho may desire anyibinR 10 nv linz 4,
hus'ness' ! hsEe made afrsnrsm.nt, q, -. a.
Chsoes'ovn'oees 10 each nonih. lam, 49,.
pef,ohs are referred 10 Mr. q W SAIL, -
VII urnisa every Information desired
80 ''-D VISA
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a0i - Nrf hFfa Doe of ffur arnfHsfr rsar~fr-.
fafs Frtrf mrtsii ~ sse ng bsst esBFts 10
eve ful saIisfarIfor.
hefpfrH ffp Ydufr.
NATHANIEL MYERS
Ctar~aoun Mars 81 6s -
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concur uhh the shove cssti6eats aad hsrthsr -
,ss' tie Ssshisg oS one day the usssI wsy can -
uooe oI the asAing hAehi-s is iOAE kosfs asd ~
Aag IS, IS ~ o-rv
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LIGHTNING! LIGHTNlNG!l

Il Hg sasseriosrs legally sutAOtised sresu for
Cebstrueting and patsg up Anos Lyen's
Passnt Lishlnihs coadsetors, are 90. prepared 70
fsrai.A zee Ctirsas OF Jssersoo, Berkeley ahA sd-
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erwty : sborss tie aa,t a,ssrsbl. q
salnssl
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80
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NEW GROCERY


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90 ne. aaf Tnuil fsntHf hsm ftst ~ go.
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NNffFr''Ne JOY D. ANNN }
The parties ihtsfssisd In ihs ahuys saH srs
AefrhT np'ihsd thai have sppaisiss ths g b tay
oi Aurust neGt. 81 uV SD Oaier. 90 srsrafs ts
atofe dsrtss 90 Ebich line so pace hey ere
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nFH yea ies. ssstbsr 70 kiss pref
81 81 So 30 sisss' u ihs A. igi, sd
a. To-
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Afssssss, g. iss 81 fsE,rafsR 'il,sty'
crr So O.r--A, ths present Session Of
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q Auruu nsri. 81 ~ SD Onee. 90 ,ts-a,, r,
sto's ese''s o. shiea ums so pises hey ere
SAMUEL STONE. cout
VIRGINIA, Sen. 60, 60 Wit
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EAtY 90 uafurt ns1 Ines essiis
Hersa~ as ssaeuas' saes oat 81 B,gbt
SEES as safti hat 81
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Gees sss Etrfsi -.wby Hsa. ysu
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90 80 ~ ,l Us-s Z ks5~ AZ ,ea.
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ST. ri nsfis rsHVsrsIut uitb q
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MEDICAL HOUSE.

E'iab,'AsSi- srasy 10 se~S As sefrs ,e.s ed se,.
s-ie -sssesis,d, asa fer tAs ssPy.sss.s- Of o~sek.
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TNHE Subscribers, tAssifsi 10 he publ, IA, ~,
L vsfy lissfal PsueasEs ihsy ssvsrsesivss ~
a.. 49,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-26
The Border slave state..
[FrOm the Alexandria (Ya.) Gazette.


The Baltimore American notices what,
no doubt, has often been a subject of re-
Election with thinking people, that 'sthe
Southern Border States, which suffer
almost exclusively from the principal
practical grievance of which the South
omplains-the loss of her slave property
are the most devoted of all the States to
the preservation of the Union, aud that
it is in those States which suffer least,
such as South Carolina, Georgia, &C.,
that the most extravagant advocates of
secession are found.r IL is not because
the people of the Border States are less
jealous of their rights, less sensitive to
wrong, and less chivalric in their charac-
ter, than the sire eaters" of the south,
but because, with them, the practical evils
of Disunion, and perhaps civil war; have
to be weighed in the opposite scaIe;-and,
we may add, too, because they have never
liked the course of the South Carolina
politicians. in proposing to them, as is
constantly done, what they ought to do,
or what they shall do, in the premises
sometimes, as at present., Mt the risk of
being "hitched on" whether they will Or
not, to the Disunion car. 1t would seem
to he more proper, in every way, that as
Sonth Carolina and Georgia suffer but
little, if any, FROM the capital grievance, -
aud would suffer least of all in case of
Disunion, that these States should wait
for the lead of Virginia and Kentucky
and not attempt either to lead or drius the
Southern Grain-growing, Tobacco-raising
and Cattle-grazing States, which do not
recognize "cotton" as their king.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-26

that he could never ind another 10 I'LL her
place. At length, however, he married
another, who he found did quite a. veil
as the first, and that his opinion now Fas
that any woman would do we'll who was
well done by. Sol think of the whole
people of this nation-theY viii ever do
we'll If well done By. We will try to do
well by them in all parts of the country,
North and South, With entire confidence
that all will be well With all us.
A federal salute was fred while the train
stopped at Bloomington.
After Mr. Lincoln concluded his speech,
Senator Tramhnll Was called out, and re-
sponded briefly.
Mrs. Lincoln received quite nm ovation
at this point, as well as her husband. She
bore herself admirably, bow1ug gracefully
to the crowd, and shaking hands With
those who approached her for that puU-
pose in the car.
On the arrival of the President elect at
the depot in this city he was met by a few
gentlemen, who took the party in private
carriages to the fremont House, where
they are quartered.
The arrival of Mr.. Lincoln was not
knoWnin this city except TO a select few,
hence there was no demonstration at the
depot.
Mr Hamlin is expected tomorrow.
Mr.. Lincoln will remain here about two
days, and then return to Springfield.
The Wide Awskes turned out about IL
O'Clock, with a band of music, and are
serenading Mr. Lincoln.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-26
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 81, 1860.
hr. Lincoln, the President elect, left
Springfield for this city at II O'Clock this
forenoon, accompanied by Mrs. Lincoln,
Senator Trumbull and family, aud Don
Piatt and wife, of Ohio. BIr. lincoln
purchased his tickets and Travelled in IL
crowded and inconvenient car, like other
democratic sovereigns, neither the COM
pany nor conductor showing him any
courtesy whatever, although the same cor
poration recently titled foreign Prince
on a special train with all the honors.-
:: ------ r-----;+s~I- tVur lroned con-
TIcts, one murderer, to enter the car and
take seats between the families of Mr. Lin
coin and Senator Trumbull. The Sheriff
having the cuiprits in charge is Douglas
Democrat.
A long concourse of citizens were pres
ent at 81 depot in Springfield to witness the
departure of Mr.. Lincoln He heard MANY
God bless and Safe return.n
Although the visit of SIR Lincoln to this
city was not generally known in this State.
YET crowds of people assembled at every
depot, and congratulatory demonstrations
OF some kind were made at the town of
Lincoln. Several hundred ladies and gen
llemen assembled at the depot and shouted
tor Lincoln until he appeared, when some
enthusiastic "Sucker'' introduced him "a
the President of the United States. The
coin said:
FELLOW CITfzEEs-I thank you for this
mark of your kindness towards me
have been shut up in Springfield for tho
last few months, and therefore have been
unable to greet you, as was formerly in
the habit of doing. l am passing on nv
way TO Chicago, aud am happy in doing
so to be able to meet so many of nv
friends IN Logan County, and if to do no
mere, to exchange with you the comDli-
ments OF the season, and to thank YOU for
the many kindnesses you have manifested
toward me: am not in the habit of ma
hlng sPeeches now, aud would therefore
ASK 20 DC excused from entering into dis
G 8 OF the political topics of the day.
am glad TO see so maay happy faces. and
to listen to SO many pleasant expressions
again thanking you for this honor. will
pass on my journey. 80
Rowing to the enthusiastic crowd. AR
Lincoln entered the car, which was aIrcady
in motion.
AZ ", Bloomington a very large crowd as.
semoled, and after many calls, SIR. Lincoln
appeared and spoke again, as follows.
=, E = OF BLooH1HGToN AND
McLEAN COUNTY, am glad to meet yol, 4
after a longer separation than has been
common between you and me. / thank
you Tor the good report you made of the
election in Old Mclean. The neonJeiofi
the country have again fixed nD their
9nalrs for constitutional period of time.
t'Y me way, think very much of the
people, as an old friend said he thougbt
OF woman. De said when he lost bis frs,
VIE, who had been a great help 20 hin, in.
MS business, hetbppgRt he was Ff,inedE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


49, KOuWish to know what ON lFedIeines
win dot Read the following and learn: :.
lst- Rrentlinger's Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparilla
md Dandeifon never fafs 70 eure Scrofull, White
Swelling, Running Ulcers md al EEuptiohs on the
Skin, by thoroughly Purify the Blood, Gs an ca
pertence Of over thirty years has proven.
I'd. Brentitngerss Syrup Buneset and Wild Cherry,
has no equal in the cure q Coughs Colds and Alec
tfons of the Chest generally
Sd. Brentlinger's CathSrtic Pills remOre All acid
and dsleteriOus substances from the Stomach aud
Bowels, without the least Biekening the stomach.
They are the best Pin for general nSe now sold.
4th The Berger Spine and Muscle Liniment
acts like charm in relieving all palms Of the face
back lmbs whore the OF IMMINENT Is IN
dictated.
9th. The genuine Conklin saIve as prepared by us,
Is ypu all know, of the very best things in the
world for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &c.
9th The Golden Hair Restorative, prepared by us,
gives to the hair fine gl0ss. renders 1t soit and
smooth, and not only prevents it falling ont. but
causes crop where the head has become bald.
?. A. BRENTLINGER CO.
Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
oct22 So.151 Market street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-26
Monday Morning, Nov. %. 1880.
! A Caution TO tho DemOorRoF-Seon
dRIOus Assault on ar. Clemens.

I5CnWflon TO tho DemOoraoF-Sean
dRIOus Assault on Mr. Clemens.
The U5tion of Saturday had very spite
full leader about Mr.. Clemens letter 10 his
constituents. It is evident that the cork
Of long concealed and defeated hatred has
been unbottled. It advises sherrard to
ttrssign before the next Congress meets"
It SAYS that i've would all thank Godif he
sRonId do So" It tells him he never
was capacitated for a Congressman,
and personally addressing him says:-.:Re-
sign your seat, and sccustom yourself to
the work nature intended for you-that of
living in the Sonth on the interest of your
acquired fortune-doing nothing and in
tsrfering with nobody" It also tells him,
further, to agivs up the idea of running
arafn for Congress, the people Of the dis
trict don't want ron any more. You an
s,ge,ed DheR zee had aobody. else, but xow
we have men of sagacity, influence and
xorth, who are ready to serve u.s.
Eow isn't this nice talk for the Demo-
cratic organ and about the Democratic
Representative of this district. Isn't it
plain that the t'Old Adam" of the Argus
is IN ali this The Argns was merged in
to the UnioU,-so they said at the time
Of the fusiou,-but we believe the Argus
swallowed up the Times and simply
changed it's name-for nothing could
be moro life like and essentially
Argns, and malicious, than the expression
above quoted. The same old game Of
killing off sberrard, that was tried on by
the Argus, is now being attempted by the
gaIOa. Will the democracy go this 6g-
ure2 that's the question. Do they agree
with the Union, that Sherrard only an
swered for Congressman when the De-
nocracy were hard up for material? II
they do, who have they got since, that is
better? That's another question. Who is
the new man? Let's hare his name
Have there been any recent importations
into the district, or are we only going to
have some of the old material re-vamped?
Let the orthodox Democracy beware of
the newborn zealots of the Wheeling
Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-26
By HORACE GREgLET,

The Overland adviees from California,
though partial and conflicting, leave the
Lincoln electors ahead in the popular vote
of the State, with less than one fourth of
it to come in. 1t is strongly probable
that Lincoln has carried it; if not, Doug
las has it by Every small majority.-
Oregon is pretty certainly for Lincoln
New Jersey gives four of her electoral
votes for Lincoln to three for Douglas
We now know, therefore, the result of the
canvass very nearly The several States
have decided to cast their electoral votes
as follows:
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Florence. ths actor did I:ttle -g@g' III
a st. Louis theatre, the other night, which
brought down the house tremendously
Mrs. Florence had sung and danced in
sailors costume, holding the star spaugled
banner, which she tossed to Mr.. Florence
at the other side of the stage. He took it
spread it oct carefully, counted its thirty
three stars aloud, and exclaimed with
deep feeling: "Thauk God, they are all
therel' The house came down as one
man, and the enthusiasm lasted several
minutes,
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How Modest.

The white population of South Carolina
was 274, 1868
at this moment the white population of
tie former States is probably not less than
fire millions, while that of the latter scarcely
exceeds three hundred thousand.
Now, is it not IL little arrogant for South
Caroline with white R0PE96lattgi9P tfe Eve Eve
millions ofwhite men in seven other States
that she intends to drag them into re-
bellion and revolution, whether they will
Ought they not, in unmistakeabIe terms,
to tell her that they 10 not mean to be
led by her to their own destruction, ana
that if she does not pause in her mad
career, she will, so far as they are con-
cerned, be left to encounter alone the ire
mendous responsibility?
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the means Of such m Institution, for such
in fact is the existing state of things-it
was only by killing of for the time being,
our many-headed monstrer and combin-
ing as one Bank, that the crisis was met
and trinmphed over.
But we will not pursue this theme
Suffice 1t to say, that all our Bank PRESS
dents acted wisely and periodically on
Wednesday, aud that the consequences
cannot fail TO be beneficial to the whole
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The majorities for the defeated candi-
dates are generally meagre, though this is
due to their rnnnin6 aEuinst each other.
Mr. Bell carries each of his three States
by pluralittes only, aud in Virginia be
barely exceeds Breckenridge three or four
hundred in nearly zoe, 900 votes. Douglas
carries Missouri by bare plurality over
Bell, aud secures his three votes in New
Jersey by the fact that they were on both
the Fusion and the straight Douglas tick
cts.
Messrs. Douglas and johnson, who
were the regular Democratic candidates,
hive clear majority of the popular vote
in no State whatever, have carried but
one State and fraction, the former
through the divisions, the latter by the
aid, of their antagonists, and are not even
second on the poll in more than one or
two of the Slave States. Nominated by
what has hitherto been regarded as the
strongest party in the Union, and each
stumping the States, vaunting their own
Nationality and stigmatisiDg their yirqIs oF
and notifying.
The total popular vote must considera-
bly, exceed Four Millions, of which Lin
coin and Hamlin have received over
Eighteen Hundred Thousand. Alike in
the Popular and the Electoral Vote, they
stand Substantially where Buchanan did
four years ago.
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Total.-...... 1900. .....-.1Z
Lincoln over all others probably 81, eertainly-l3
rs sqssta11sy then it may be said ad that
clean sweep of the Free States. But this
naked fact does not show the full extent
of the victory thus inaugurated. The
Republican majorities in most of the Free
States are entirely beyond precedent, ex-
ceeding even those given to Gen. Jackson
in his palmiest days. Though the returns
are not yet complete, those majorities may
be roughly stated as follows: