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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
Ply rrEL.EGRAPH.

CINCINNATI Jan. 14.-MonCy market stringent, with
n pressing demand. liogs-"inst y hours receipts
were 5000 head: market dul sales l2OOO head at
5.9CaG,4O. Provisions less bnoyant to-day; demand
fell of, which gave the market somewhat dull as
pcc the holders asked full rates. sales 2UO bbs. mess
pork at Sl65 $50 bbls lard at iOc and hard to buy
at this rates though 10 offered and refused for
prime; nothing doing U hulk meats worthy OF nnte
In lihs. Of shoulders sold at &C.. packed I5OOO pieces
delivered at point West were on the market seek
ing an offer; bacon nominal, there being demand
Flour dull and without change in prices; 6oo bb!s
extra sold ut $3.50. to be delivered at Lawrenccbnrg.
Whisky unchanged and tirH sales 900 bills ut 20LD
nland for sugar SGDS; fair selling at S4t9s1.; 800
Lbls. IiUasscs sold 46l61 nothing tr!nspired i'll
coffee; the receipts of sugar and mnlaseS have een
very large since navigation opened, but are cllieiiy
going into store. Wheat continues firm anu III
good demand Mt 1.256gl rs for prime white, and
81. 20GJ - Jrrcd Corn firm and in good demand at
556L5G; sales 800 bs. i'll bulk ut 80; 500 do do at off,
800 do white, delivered. at 5S Oats dull: prices lc
lower at IS in bulk; sales 800 bus. in bulk at 4SL
200 do in sacks ut 80; 500 do do at So Rye dull and
prices dropping; sales 225 bus. from store nj LOO.
Barley in fair demand; prices steady ut 1920 Tor
prime fall; cages for fair to good.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-Cotton quiet and firm; sales
500 bales, III for mddling uplnnis Flour quoted
Il slulc firlncr with only "a moderate business doing;
there is pretty fair export demand but the rmness
of holders materially checks transactions. sales 400
bbls at $2oGG5.25 for supertinc state, S5,3l1 fer
extra State 5,O6GJ3O for super. western, S35CJ],
for common to medium II. II. o., market closing quiet
and pretty firm. Rye Flour In fair request ST. 1Cg
! II for common to choice. Corn Meal pretty firm
with fair demand: sales iGO bbls Hrandywinc at $40.
Ruckwheut Flour plenty and dull, SlST6y3 per hun
,lred lbs Whisky market easier AMI more active:
sales $50 hLls at 251%. Wheat slndc frIner ard
moderate export de'tit sales 5000 bushels, choice
Chicago spring Sl,20 III store and 100 hush Milwau-
kic Club -. :! ~, delivered. Rye quiet at 9ONED2c
Burnley dull and heavy; sales 1000 bush. country at
Csc. Corn scarcely 50 firm prices lower without ma
terii.I Chunge sales 10000 bushels SdGg!Oc flor i'll
fcriOr to prime new white aud yellow Oats plenty,
dull and heavy, 4S9 ACC.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

re- THE GREAT BREACH OF PROMISE
CAsI.-Thc case of Crrstang VS.. Shaw was
set for trial in the ST. Louis Court of Com
mon Pleas, on Monday last. 1t will be re-
membered that on the former trial the jury
returned verdict for the full amount
claimed (SIOO, OoO), and it is this, together
with the high standing and wealth of the
defendant, that renders the case so inter-
esting. The verdict is the largest ever
given in the world in a similar suit. On
the present trial an enormous amount of
new testimony, principally dispositions
taken abroad, will be introduced. Itcom-
priscs the evidence of over fifty witnesses
residing in Brooklyn, n. y; Charleston,
S. c.; Cincinnati, Baltimore, and else
where.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
Brooke county News.
from the wellsburg Herald of saturda,

From the Wcllsburg Herald of Saturday.
LEWIS HALL recently disposed of his
Beech Bottom farm to Esbai Wells, ITO
ncres for 81, 900, equivalent to cash. Sam
uel Morrow sold his farm on Buffalo Greek,
ui some 80 acres. with dwelling and coop
or shop, to Vim. White, ST.; and Howard
Mcrrynan, has also effected trade of his
farm with Thos. Wheeler, of the same
neighbOrhood, receiving part cash in pay
incnt.
y gentleman from Wheeling visited our
town on Tuesday last with some kind of n
railroad project, which he was not very
successful in explaining, but which appears
contemplate the completion of the railroad
bridge at Steubcnvillc and the construction
OF railroad through this town to Wheel
ing. Not being very well posted to the
details Of the project, we have the less to
say about it, bat if the railroad is to cost
anything, it is not project that will, or
SHOULD, meet with much favor in this quar-
Ter.
VIZ hear it intimatcd that movement
Is on foot among some capitalists at Pitts
ourgh to establish rolling mill in this
vicinity, in the spring, but with what pros
pee; Of being put through we will not I'M
Gertake to say.
IT is in contemplation to make some
considerable changes in the machinery of
lie Cotton Factory at this place, so as to
manufacture some new styles of goods in
tie spring. There has recently been a re-
management among the proprietors of the
establishment.
DAVID Army, formerly of Bethany, in
'Ai> county, has been promoted to a Kan
Sns 5adgeship. and, by recent advices, we
observe that lie has been summoned by tho
United States to appear at Washington, as
one OF the witness in the celebrated case of
Sne |: 5, vs.. John Brown ct. al. soon to be
looked into.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
Fires.

NEw YoRx, Jan. 1.-THE building No.
Is. Bowery known as Kings buildings.
was burned early this morning. Tie
principal losers are q. SCHNEIDER, sofa
manufacturer, $4,000; W. 7. Wilkins,
dealer in curled hair and upholstery, $500:
owner of the building $4,000 Total
loss $4,000.
OxYoRD, o., Jan. 1.-The Western Fe-
male Seminary WAS burned to the ground,
this morning. The teachers and pupils all
escaped.
MIDDLETowN, Conn, Jan. l4.-Thc Penn
ecat Mills, occupied by several different
Companies, for the purpose of manuiactu-
ring sewing machines, britannia ware, &c.
were totally destroyed by FIRE this morning
Loss about Slj,OVV. Thc Mills were par
TALLY insured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
aSgp CRY Observation-Disclosures will
na- The wEAruEn.-Owing to the

rs THE Notwithstanding to the
weather, everybody stnid in doors on Sa-
turday, except the locals, who are obliged
to do as drunken cuss ordered his wife
to do when she complained that there was
neither bread ror meat in the house, get
something. SO we searched the town, and
got nothing but wet feet and the privilege
of saying TINT it WAS the slOppiest, slush-
lest day Of the season. Torrent rushed
through the streets, leaving pedestrians
like Noal,'s Dove, with nary place for the
solcs of their feet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
GutIlMErtial.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

FLouE-Extra Family s5,75; Extra $3.50; supsrfue
$500. Buckwheat PIC 4 pound
BEGoSS-Commou S2,5OGy1,T5.
BUTTHR-In kegs 9Gn1O.
BUCKETs-NInrictta $2GE2,25.
CHEEsE-Wcstern Reserve DlS91ec.
CASDLEs-TOlow moull lie; dip 1876; star &c.
sperm 4Gc.
TALLow-1o@12c.
CoFPEE-JuVa Isc.: Rio 121%S13S.
WHEAT-$I, l0Gyl.25.
RYE-SGc.
CcRS-5Oc.
OATs-3Sc,
PEAruERs-iO6945c.; scarce.
FrsH-Shad SlI; HerrinGs Sc; Mnekersl No.
FUis-I,aecoon aoG9a71lc.
GINsENG-25Gy35c.
ILY-CIoYer 2 ton 50; Timothy $40.
IIOPS-7GLSc. dull.
LIME-LOuisVille 81, so
MoLAssEs-Ncw Orleans SIC; Sugar House sc.
GOLDES STEUP-GOaEG2c.
NAVAL sToEEs-Turpentns Toc; TNr $+ll95.
NAILS-Ss3]I for Tod.
KAGs-jGg3l3c
NIcE-5Gp5IS.
sEEDs-Flaxsced 81 90; Clover $4,75@5.
soAP-Castil0 Z III l5@lGc; Common $500:
SUGARs-Nuw Orleans &C. in hid, 912c. i'll Dbl.
SNUPP-Scotch DC. Rappeo 22t926c
TEA-(iuupowdcr l0@7Gc: Imperial 40GcSc; NY
35g1Oc; PouchonS 256i3oc.; OolonG 3odS15c.
ToDACCO-G twists 12c.; five roll 2.tG2sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
From MexIco.

New ORLEANS, Jan. l4.-Adviccs from
Mexico by the steamer Tennessee, state
that the Jaurcz Government propose to
organize regular army, and disband the
volunteers and militia now employed, also
to invite volunteers and troops from
abroad.
The people along the national road had
organized a vigilance committee, and
hung one hundred of the highwaymen who
infest the road The way is now safe
from Vera Cruz to the Capitol.
The steamship Tennessee has been
withdrawn from the route between this
city and Vera Cruz.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

r@-DEMocnATIC Observation-Disclosures
10 call, meeting of the Democratic party
of Ohio county, WAS held at the Court
House, on Saturday afternoon. 1t was or
ganizcd by calling Mr.. John Hunter, to
the chair. On motion. the Chair appoint
ed Mcssrs. A. j. PANEL, James Alexander,
Lewis Steenrod, j. NJ. Bulger and Henry
Moore, Il committee to draft resolutions for
the consideration of the meeting. The
committee, after being out some time, re-
turned with Il batch of resolutions, mostly
of the South Carolina stripe, wichh we are
unable to lay before our readers this morn
ing on account of the refusal of the COM
mittcc or Il portion of it, las told us By the
editor of the t'nio",) to allow us copy
after having been promised it by the Sec
gates were appointed to the Richmond
Convention, who should instruct their
representatives in the National COnven-
ton, ut Charleston, to go with the South:
at any sacrifice; in fact it would have
bankruptcd the Kings English, to have fur
uishcd terms much more expressive of I'll
traism. The whole affair wound up with
Il resolution from Mr.. Otterson, that the
Democratic party in this section, rccog-
nizc in the Union newspaper, its represen-
tative organ, and that every man constitute
himself IL committee of one to work for,
aud see that this able and fearless adyo-
cate of their doctrines, be every where
circulated, even in Ohio; and that the pro-
ccedings of this meeting be published in
the Union, the Stats Zeitung, and all other
Democratic papers in this part of tho
country, also in the Richmond Enquirer,
and Examiner. After which, the meeting
adjourned.
1t is plain to be seen by the last resolu-
ton that it is an attempt to give the meet
ing fictitious Importance; to make
grand parade on a very small capital.
We counted all the persons assembled
in that Court room at that meeting twice,
ana there was taking in, old line Wings,
Democrats, and Republicans, just thirty
eight persons, and at every submission of
resolutions or questions, not moro than
eight or ten persons voted at all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
L SCREAM! ICE CREAM
OF THE BEST oOALITY.

B9~AT ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE
cents per gallon, constantly on hand
And also other refreshments, such rs
cakes, candies, fruits, nuts and sundry
other articles too numerous to mention, ut
fifteen per cent less than can be bought
elsewhere in the city. At No. i, Washing
ton Hail. Iw) c. \. SwARrz.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
Hoax.

New YoRK. Jan. l4.-The announcement
of the meeting at the Astor House, of the
Mozart delegation to Charleston, is 4 hum-
bug. No such meeting took place.
The meeting appears to lave been one
of the ward delegates from the third Con-
eressional district TO choose a delegate to
Charleston. The gentleman who impart-
ed the information to me. acted in good
faith and regrets that he was misled.
tSigned.l u. II. CRAIG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
Fronl Wrshtmgton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE L. 5. Agri-
cultural Society have elected Henry W"g-
ner, of Western New York, President.
and re-electcd Il. b. French, Treasurer. and
Ben PerIcy Poore, Secretary. Last night
the members par;ook of sumptuous
entertainment at the rcsidcnce-o of W. W.
Corcoran.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l4.-Senator Crit
tendon was serenaded AZ midnight at the
Girard Housc. He made q short speech
in response. Mr.. Conrad. of Ga, also re-
sponded to II call by the crowd. Both will
attend the dinner to Balcc PritOu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
Ala "a thc Lnvrence sutrerers.

New YOux. Jan. l4.-Threc hundred
dollars for the relief of the Lawrence
sufferers, was collected to-day in WASH
inptou Market
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nIrrr nnIWenthcr.

CIxcrxSATI, Jan. l4.-Rained all night
and this morning. River risen feet and
Il half the last ~ hours, with % feet ia the
channel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
W. T. NEEDS,
BO K Bin der,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
L"'eHf9s"'er Budding, car. quincy d Main sts.
IL DESCRIPTIONS OF BLANK BOOKS RULED
anu made to order. printed lIeids if required.
l..1ies; Music and ali kinds of printed matter
Ill IN Tile best and most substantial style at real
, -zsHe ,rlceS. All work guaranteed. noy205s-y
oPPER COLD TNlRE.-;SGO0 lbs Copper
S-"sfed Vie escorted No. 9 to 81 received by
7. c. HlLDHETII * BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FIFTY THOUSAND HOGsHEADs OF PILLS.
y gentleman writing from New York, Nov.
22d 1859, says, ''Thcre are no doubt $4,000
hogsheads of Pills in this city, of a thou
sand different kinds, but none will answer
for her (his wife, except Or. Todds." She
thinks they are "grand institution" and
DR. Todd's Pills she must have. AS u gen.
tie laxative; as purgative; for torpor of
the liver; sick headache; colds; and as n
Family Medicine, DR.. Todds amti-GHlioWs or
Lirer Pills are decidedly preferable to all
others. 7. II LOGAN Il Co. Genl. agents.
For sale by Druggists L Dealers everywhere
Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative.
Will, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR; will
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural secretions; will remove atonce
all itching; will remove all dandrutf; will
cure all cruptions, even scald head; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
fnstcn it and stop it falling; and is one of
the best toilet articles for the hair now iii
use.
Something New.-BGbbitt's Medicinal
Salueratus. manufactured from common
salt, is prepared entirely different from
other salaeratus.
b. 7. Ba6JuFs Concentrated Potash is
double the strength of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one board of beau
tiful white soap.
b. r Ba5Jiffs Soap Porder.-Washing
without laborI Warranted to take the
stains ont of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at the Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by R&Ep & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
Trustee,s sale

IN PURSU ANCE OE DEED uF TRUST FROM
1 David Mccartney IL ne bearing Gate she 9th dAN
~ July. 1884 duly recorded 10 tie Clerks ofn'e IT
Ile county Ohio county shall "n Saturday
the 18th January, lsCO the Hr-st uf the IIsnpEed
RarSal Company. in tile city Ct hee!iilg. sell to
the highest anil host bidder \; Pubic Auction the
locomotive engine number s-I Nv IS anal
passenger numbered hftseH az ag'l tirtysiX
i3G. beng the engine aud STs heretofore sOI
to said NJ CaFtuyy, ~ tie Baltimore and ohio kuil
rad Company, aud ;i.s rad u tLe HsInPns.t
EaGUad COMPANY
Terms % SiLE-OBe-tLiTi u ii.5 aa.Vunt IN sash.
aud tile remaining IWO thirds ia IVY equal iIstai-
meats payable aud tNslNs HisaIhs trVln TlaG das
sale, With interest; tbs purchaser giving Lcrsis i.r
the STediI instruments. uI;h -pETV'td ESEsN1al sc
GuriiY.
should the p:.cSsis u sid sails NOT ~ Ihs
Of Five ThSOSand DOaTs- with iuIsTesI nVm the
lst day VI July. 1896, aa the eNIets VI executing
the said trust shall als S tie tilie aI'1
place above Hlrnti~ue twenty IL tie EirsI Mortgage
bonds of the Henpied liailruad Company Of tG IHT
value Of iVe undTIl dollars each many OF them
shall lie sufficient I:iske gi any Ge:iciency in
the Payment Of sGI sum Of Sj0 viii, and
expenses aforesaid to ;e highest bidder, ~ PHhc
auction. fer cash
Sale to Commence nj 10 O-clO. 1 6 NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

SAvAxxAn, Ga, Jan. li.-Fanuy Wash
ington won the three mile race To-day;
Competitor WAS second In the second
race Exchcquer beat Taylor iii two straight
heats
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Sale to commence at 10 o'clo.k :. "
JAMES = WHEAT, Trustee
NTOTICE.-To WHOM II NAY CONCERN

NOTICED WHOM II NAY CONCERN
~ ON SATURDAY. the 18th January, ls6u, at tie
Depot Of the HsnIpheII Railroad COMPANY. in tie
city y; WheEIilE at 10 o'clock \. ~. shall ssil tS
the highest bidder. Public Auction twenty VI tie
First Nor; gage bends " tLC I!cpfied l:ailr,sd Com
IIIS numbered from SGl t. ssc. both Hclus!Vs, each
for tile VI Five IuITt! nullars- many u
them ~l.ail iG sufficient ssf>fy aud pay the
Of tlr said IeiudSlI Nailroad CONF any, dated lat
December. 1850. for The suIu ri Five Thausuud Dol
lars pay Giv four months fiSr date the order Ut
David MCarInSJ, and ~ hiuI endorsed aud trans
ferej tO Inc JAMES = WHEAT.
t...ll-fs Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
ST. HrLpEETII, Treasurer,

y2.SiS I5
We the undersigned. committee appointed 70 eE-
anime the Books If the Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
10 hereby certify that have examined the
and find the above statement to be correct.
WILBUR g. BRCCKUNIER.
REM. DAVENPORT.
ian6 L. c. GOOD
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willing TO offer to the public
G. R ETA II B a r G AIMS!
In the way Of Fancy Dress silks. which having only
purchased last month, at very low prices, will BE-
enabled To sell ~ cheap as WoOIeu Go-is-
Ducais Fail dc Cherries, Poprlius. 81 all Of which
have gea variety Of the latest patterns will sell
Mt les than Cost.
SaWiS aAd Cl.siis Will be sold At very near cost
prices and have purchased these articles in No
ycmber - per cent e's than the prices prevailing
the earlier pert Of the season. san sell them
Cheaper tOIl any other House.
Gloves. Gaurflct=-T sell 30 Per cent less than
any other establishment having purchased very
SlAIJ worth of the above articles and invite the
particular attention Of Country Merchants 10 Ely
Scck in this ar:!rs, VIII sell them cheaper than
New York Horse.
Flowers ami comets AZ less than Cost and Ribbons
ard RUrneS at =cTy near cost
Collars SETS Of Collars aud Sleeves Embroidered
Bands. and everything in the way Of Ezt roderies,
suitable for Holiday Presents lower than anywhere
else.
Cassiucres- Cloths Furni-hing Coods- and every
thing suitable EoE Merchant Tailoring have large
Stock in the second story of my House which call
the attention Of the Trade offering them adj
vaRtageHuE terms a anT other House in town
Call and and you viii! find that am willing To
m7ka concessions in nTIier t. reduce my Stock
dccl5 ISAAC PRAGER. I23 Main st.
THRESH ARRIVAL BIZ EXPRESS
- n HATS Am -gtturs-iur all vaFioua
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SCOTCH Alicia small lot of the celebrated
y FalbirS Ale, just received and for sale by
dccI4 GEO. ADAMS.
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Bargains! Bargains!
a r G. a I N s!

DETNG DESTROYS OF REDUCING NY STOCK
ID which Is large FIR the season Of the year, 1 an
willing TO offer to the public
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FURNISHING GOODS

or ANY KIND. can finI Fun and Complete StUck
IF almost every article used House. Steam Boat
Hotel Furnishing. My Stock Of NEW WALL
PAPER is large and we'll assorted, and will be
sold CHEAP J. &. HARBOUR.
nOy; NJ. 143 Main -. Wheeling. ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

Tho undersigned. \ committee appointed t. exam
inc the account. Of tn" Citizens Depo-t Bank. do
hereby certify that the above statement i correct
!. x. DICkEY.
l. II. WILLIAMS.
liant Holm E. WILSON.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
WHAT HAVE THE REPUBLICANS
DONE

In Massachusetts, they have enfranchised
negroes and DISTINGUISHED all foreign born
white men.
In New York they have given negroes the
right of suffrage.
In Ohio, in 1856, Mr.. Monroe, a Republican
member of the Legislature, INTRODUCED a reso.
luton to strike the word "white" from the
Constitution of the State.
The Republican Supreme Court of Ohio
says that a mulatto suffrage is constitutional,
and the Republican Legislature say that while
they are in the power it shall be constitutional.
The Republican Supreme Conr of Ohio
have decided that mulattoes are "white citizens
of the United States" and have a right to
vote, hold Office, and sit on %juries.
When the Democracy in the last Ohio Leg
~islature proposed an amendment of the consti-
tuition which would effectually prevent negro
suffrage, the Republican majority defeated the
amendment.
In Cleveland the Republican Board of Edu-
cation compel white children to sit side by
side with negroes-one of the members of the
Board saying that che would sooner his chill
dren should sit beside a negro than beside a
frizzle headed Irish, a or bare heeled Dutch
one"
The Republicans in one of the townships in
Logan county, Ohio, have elected a negro to a
township Office.
The Cleveland Herald, a sound Republican
paper, says: eve unhesitatingly aver that
seven tenths of the Foreigners that land on
our shores, have less intelligence than full
blooded Africans"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
THE ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST
DOUGLAS m THE NoRTH-wEsr.

TEsTfMoNY OF THE OPPosIrIoN--A cor
respondent Of the N. Y. Herald, an ardent
Breckinridge man, has started on a tour of the
North-W est, aud dates his second letter at
Cleveland. We qdotes
The great northwest Of ohio IL strongly Re
publican. 1t is difficult TO calculate Douglas
strengthen while the Breckinridge people
declare it to be on the vane in Ohio, evidence
is afforded that there is something substantial
in the "Little Giants" position which does not
meet the public eye, but rests in the hearts of
the people. We will take one instance for the
purpose of illustration sy5
The publishers of one Of the Douglas papers
in this city-the Pam Dealr-has published
a campaign sheet every Presidential election
for a number of years. Heretofore he was do
ing well if he obtained five of six thousand
subscribers at the present time the demand
for papers is so immense that be has been
obliged to put on extra help in every business
department. Commencing with one subscrip-
ton book capable of containing five or six
thousand names, he filled that to overlooking,
the book No. 2 was filed ; then book No. 8,
and now book No.. 4 is being rapidly filled
He has now some forty thousand circulation,
and new names pouring in from every quarter
every day. This is a fact respecting Douglas
secret strength in the West that may well be
weighed in making up an estimate of his pop
ularity in this quarter.
TAN true up to date, but book No. 6 is now
full. Our whole number now is 1856, and
the cry is, still they come.-Ed. T. d.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
1HF GREAT
Scotch Pile Remedy,

F0R OWE Lid
ASSURE CURE FOR THE PILES.
A ND one or two boxes are warranted TO cure the
N worst case, or the money win be refunded.
HOME CERTIFICATE.
WOOSTER, ONO, January %, 1850.
We the Undersigned, residents Of Wooster, do
hereby certify that we were greatly afflicted with
the Piles, and after using many remedies without
success, we were induced to try WALKERS
SCOTCH REMEDY, which, to our great surprise
has entirely cured US of that dreadful tormentor.
T. FLUKE Auditor.
b. B. LAKE, Dentist.
Signed. WIN. CHILD,S, Merchant.
CHRISTIAN EYSTER, ESQ,
N. R-Persons from a distance wanting the above
remedy, can procure it by sending $1,00 and 4
postage stamps to TIoS. p. KNOX, who win send
a box by return mail.
Sold at H. Rewards, Wholesale and Retail Ag't..
N. B.-BeWare of COnaterfeits-l have no tras.
cling Agents. je
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