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HARD ~ ALE.

AAHDW AXE.
Tahe Knives Forks and Carv.rs d Fu.As
Pocket and hutcher Knives,
Hunting and howie Knives.
Germ silver. britannia iron table spoons
:" tea ditto.
Fasting spoons and soup Ladies,
Scissors. shears and razors,
Butts and hinges. Screws of every size.
Candlesticks, brass and japan,
Hammers, assorted. Hafehets,
Trowels, plastering and masons,
CurryeoInbs, assorted,
Files Of every description,
Cas.Ors. brass and iron. Al.cs,
aud every article usually kept in Hardware stcr,s
ecd ',y late arrivals
jan %. 80 j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
SCVrCH SNUFF.
- Browns Scotch Snuff in 4 oz papers
Goodwins do bottles
10 Maccoby do 10
dee Is j. HESRy. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
IRON AND STEEL.
L l33 900 b-o; every desert rtion-.o wit
Bar Iron / to in by q to inch B,.d irol,
I to 5 inch by l-6 to 4 inch. Round Iron Il to
4 inch. Square Iron u to in. Oval Iron "a
oh inch. Round Iron a to l d in. Hoo,,Iron
:. to 2ls inch. Slab Irun to Ia in by 3-s to =
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities. Amer.
and Swede Nail rod Iron Cast. German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister, all
sizes: with which We are prepared to furnish me-
chanics everywhere.
July $50. JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
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RIcHARDsoN's
IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS,
Dian4rx &,c.

NONSUMERS Of Richardson's Linens and
~ those desirOus of obtaining the Eenaine Go,ds
should see that the artie!s they purchase seal
ed with the full name of the firm,
J.. N. Eichard~on, San. s. Owdcn,
a guarantee of the soun iness AMI durability OF
the Gools. This cluiio is rendered essentially
necessary as large quantities o: infcr"r an lefec
tive Linens are preparHi. after season and
sealed with the name of Richardson by Irish Ho,,s-
Is, who. regardless Of the injury thus inflicted
alike on the American consumer and the ulauufic
turtrs of the genuine Goo.is, will no. readily aban
ion business profitable, wIiie purchasers can
i,c imposed on with Go,is Of a worthless character
J. BULLOCkE 4 J b LOCKE.
lyl9 Agents, Church St Ne,o York.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

Beneoo!ent Isaiafion established by special en-
donmeat for the reiief Of the sick and distressed a.
.aiefed ,riti Vra!em and E,idem.i: Diseases. and
espeeisHy for the Of diseases Of the Serual
Or Mas.
"EDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
tvl Surgeon. to all who apply by letter with a
description Of their con ttion. Gage, ,ation.
esss Of life, dc } and in css-s Of extreae poverty
Asliciaes furnished free of charge
Valuable reports S.,erinatorrhea AMI other
Diseases Ofthe sexual organs, and ON the new rpm.-
lies employed in the D.spensary, sent to the afict
ID in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Two
or three stamps for hostage will be accountable.
Address DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association. No. 2, South Ninth
street. Phiiadelnhia, Penn. By orler Of the Di-
rsc:ors. EZRA d. HEARTWELL, PRts'r.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. Iv3
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Fassman's Iron Cotton Tie.

To Planters and Merchants.
IRON will be generally used the coming year in
bailing Cotton. Merchants should therefore
hesitate to purchase rope. and examine the merits
If the different Ties before purchasing of them. A
complete assortment Of all the different Ties will
be kept at nv office exhibition, which all who
feel an interest n cordially invited to call and
,ex anime for themselves.
NC.afi lent in til. sareriority of the Fassman
Tie, i will tax pl-asur. in going to the Orleans
Pres to exhibit its merits, mole of application,
etc or Of any Tie that may be suggested
Orlers for any amount promptly filed at &c. per
h. with libcrai ie,iuctions 10 m m,rchantS.
+ BELCfIER, Aren't,
% C,Mnerciat Place, Neto Orleans.
jan 81 1861 lvs1
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To whom it may Concern.
S. j. ADLER,
III AS Just received larg. assortment of BOY US
anil YOUTHS CLOTHING, consisting OF
GOaks Jackets,
Pants. Vests.
IUST RECEIVED
- 10000 Choice Cigars,
which will be lots 10 suit. bv
July q. - ~.
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THE METROPOLITAN
Washing Machine.

'TNHIS wonderful Mschine Is remarkable for the
Il following properties which it is warranted to
possess. 1t does not wear the e;,,.Ses. and never
br AXIS button 1t ci-suses Thoroughly the in.-s-
delicate clothing, ani rinses lar II is very s,-
pie, very strong aud durable, ani can harliy g..
out Of repair. II is light anil portable. and when
not IN use takes no more room than the common
wash tabs. A common hand can with cas-. and
perict safety 10 The clothing. wash faster and bet
tsr than four washerwomen can by hand.
This machine has been greatly improved sine,
i-oS. and is now perfect. It now operates much
more easily, and weighs only between g. and 10
bounds, all put up, AMI when taken down-whc!,
can he done in one fourth of minutes 50 light
thata child IL years Of age move i. about
Why all other .N1chiaes Fail
is because they rub only the surfaces Of tn, cloth
taking it for granted that the clothes soied on
" the surface aud that the dirt aust be rub
BED off as one would clean board.
Wasking b. Alnd IL Wrong,
oscanse the rubbing Of the surface of tfe cloth i
wholly unnecessary. and is great waste of strength
rs well ~ a great injury to the fabric
OBSERVE that the cloth soiled is always soilel
through aad through, and That it cannot b.. cleans
ed without being washed through anl through
The Reason achy the Metropolitan Succeeds
is because it forces the water powerfully through
the fabric. between the pestles and the action Of
the water displaced by the FOUNDER carries the
clothes from the outside TO the centre of the tub
presenting continuous fresh surface of clothes 70
the action Of the FOUNDER. thus washing every
portion OF the clothes thoroughly and equally.
The Time and Labor Saved
is more than one-half Washings which REQUIRE
all day by hand, are by this Machine generally
lone in less than onehalf day. The clean
sing process is done in fourth the time The
cleansing. rinsing and wrinxing and hanging out
taken together, require less than ona-lalf the time
and no person can '"ssiblv rinse as we'll by hanl
as with this Machine. Very many persons say
that the Machine is worth its cost for rinsny
alone.
Tie Durability of this Machine.
IS very great. don't see why it should not las.
for ten or twenty years. with only repairs of poun
der AMI rope, which would be very irifing The
whole east of repairs upon all the several hunl-
red machines l have sold in the last two years
taken together, don t amount to two dollars. an
many of them have been in constant in large
families
For sale by WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
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FREsH AND GENUINE

FRESH AND GENUINE
nRUGS ard Medicines. iasints. Dyes. COAL
IL OIL, Patent Medisines. Tohaeo. best i'm
ported Cigars. Wines and Liquors for medicinal
purposes Perfumery, fancy Confectionery. Brush
es. Comhs lately rsecived and nov eEered at retail
rjobbing. Also. dried CurIants, Raj sins, Dates
Prunes, as we'll as other things too numerous to
mention, at DIR. L. c. WHITES,
mar g. 1850 Main street.
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r HARDWARE.

"ARDWARE.
We have in store and for sale a large anil
wen selected assortment OF Hardware, ada,,ted Ia
The wants OF this section Of country, consisting In
part OF axes various brands Collins 4 CO q
broad do, boys handled axes, crosscut and ham
saws. cross s-cut and mill saw files: taper DO. wood
ana horse nsps, socket and firmcr cl.issels, CON.
cave and eye .uger, hollow do. augcr bitts. brsce
ana oItts. bench and wood screws, carpet and cnt
Iacks Srads assorted sizes, broad aud narrow butss
square bots. door locks of every description. ma
iocts chest trunk. desk, till, cupboard and sYpss4
'osas nre jaek smoothing and joiners planes ssv
seets metal bead gimblets, sheep shears, NJ osts
stock and dis. .nvils solid ba vices smit6 : III
lowe. sledge snd hand hammers. shoeina hsmns..
claw do shingiing and bosch hatchets ooes., ~;
wool cards. eoe mills log and tsseo chses Irss
long handled s.o.els iron and steel spades '. era;r
moving and hriar ecythea grain sradles snd
long aud short handled Try pans. euryv 's...s.
here tsa hessies ssuee pans. iron wsSss'
sons. German silver aad brittanis tea snd t.s.,s
spoons, sPeetacles and eases nails II evrrv ~.
aiso es.ag. q every description. toseta,rry v;sS
ve1 81 I'D assorznent e Aahle ami r.es.4 ..,s
~. -. As. WARD 4 SOVfHIxYD'
80.
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DEl1CUusllDN CAp1.
q 80 80 @ q. esuulna. N noo rae
eSe oexs weSf psouf SotcS Ssls I
500 aessas sSesc i HslIs
q 80 "a asd Sdssa g the taSs IN any qusntitv
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Attention I!

Atten ton
lust reed by steamer Hickman, a large va
u riety Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting OF Goats. Jackets,
Pants, Vests,
Of all styles and materials. for sale cheap, bv
mar 8. 1860. s. J ADLER
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Blackslnitl,ing & Wagon Making.

RaHNHE subscriber u ncw pr.
AE4 j pared to do all kinds;
>ssE work in this line, and will exc
kind can be done any where in the county.
He will also keep on hand WAGONS of various
iRds and sizes All work executed in the bes,
manner. asd warranted for one year.
|" Shop is half mile north of Sferayd's Mill.
mar s. ly39 HARVXY STEWARD
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Inpsrtant t. Fsctsss an fiastsssi
NO mere Dassy % ffasAy csessa ~
Gilmore's paHent Cot6on Cleaner

Dlss4ess shsalA Fsos.> Il. lasaass insAs-
The undersienea i spg,ainted aeune Ar - aesss
machine. e yin sqeak r. iEsef. - Z eleeDe c.
ton perfectly, eitkef h H. 6sed q abr b1g 0in-
ned, wsthoa. any injury to the staple. One of
tssa can sssscD IN ss~ratsen n my eataehehmeat.
ii. kLOPPESBURG, 4SS and l6z Oad y
3Hss ksys. ex lA5- q -llJ ! no .Passsiias s.
lsw odsas
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.SUNDRlES, just reed by steamer Sky Lark,
- Powder, Lead. SHOT. Buckets, Brooms, Can
lies Candies. Tea. Backing, ete.
fej l'6o W. r HEARD
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DATENT MEDICINES.
Jaynes Medicines Nc Lanes Pills,
Railways Cooks Pills,
GraHenberg IS Moffatts .'
Perry Davis Painkiller, Wright's /"
Young Amer. Linament, Spencer's ..
Arabian :" StrOng's' ''
McLane's Vermifuge Extract Ginger,
Fahnestock's Sedlitz powders.
Batesman's Drops. Laudnum,
Godfrey's Cordial, Paegoric,
Thompson's Eye Water, Opolil.loc,
Essence Cinnamon, British Oil.
Essence Peppermint, Sofa Powders,
July l3. 1883 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
UXOODEN WARE. 81 ioz Painted Buck
w cts. dag Cedar Buckets. loz Well
Buckets. Zinc Wash Boards for sale by
July l3. 1853 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
HOOP PsKIRTS!-Hoop Skirts in great varie
IL Y, skir: SupEorters, Icurnurs cSrsets
CLASSwARE
NJ general assortment of Glassware consist
ing in part of Tumblers, Preserve dishes, Butter
dishes. Pitchers. pint and quart FIa.ks. De.
DOwDER AND BAR LEAD.
i 10 kegs blasting powder, 100 kegs Dupont's
and Hazards powder. 1855 D Bar Lead.
100 Gross Black Ink, in assorted size bottle.
a superior quality on hand and for sale by
COTTON YARNS.
~ 1000 n COTTON YARN assorted Nos.
July l3. 1853 WARD d SOUTHAAYD.
"NBRELLAS. ~ doz Umbrellas for sale by
u July q WARD r SOUTHMAYD.
DOwDER. l33 kegs Of the eelebn4ted cleve-
land Mills Powder. warranted the best in
h![nt Juiv G. M Isss s4 WARD 4 soUrHMAYD.
"EROSINE or COAL OIL.
N Pure Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS, Ci I'M
nys and Wicks, for sale by
July s. 1859. WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
oysters 4 SARDINEy.
~ l25 doz. cans fresh Cove Oysters. SIS doz
cans Sardines. l2 dog cans Lobstess. dog. Shad.
S dog Pie Fruits. l9 dog Pickles. doz Ketchup.
5 dog Pepper Sauce
NANDIES 55 boxes steam refined Candy.
u iuly q WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
"TALL PAPER, FIRE SCREENS, &c.
w large assortment Of Wall Paper, Bord-
ering. Fire Screens, Window Blinds. &C.. DE.
July IL 1859 WARD 4 SOUTHNAYD.
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Hlaek, ahost fe<t inches high, veishs ab0ul
30 po1nds
s,cuf S fse< inches hieh. weighs about 160 lbs
The absse desefibed negfoes. vese pulvhased 4
he Cherukes Esfioa. sbeut de hst Il January
s.d suppose tA<y viii aim - naks their vsy
laek 10 theEafiOa-. win give he ahese sevnrd
q One h. DoIass fur eaeh oae, IL taken il
he Cherok6 ka1iea and ledeed IN vsn Barn I'll
/. ~ j. T. T0UCH8f0NE.
For smith H0. sspv sasss veeks and
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1880 1890
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

IREDELL JONES
"AYING purchased ]. n. Hobbs interest in
III the TOBACCO ESTABLISHMENT,
viii eonsiaue in the business and solieits the Pat
ronage Of his old customers, a merchants through
cut the country. He has on hand . large lot Of
Nos. 4 Il 9 Tobacco,
which he can and win favsi& cheaper dian eaa
Se fsSniske1 IA aay efker nsrkef. All he wants
= fair trial to demonstrate the fact
Bentonville. mar Is. lS60 tf37
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Boots and Shoes.
OEn eases Of every description, consisting Of
OOyG. Ladies' Kip. Goat. Kid and Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do do do Bnskins
Nissss do do do do
Men, Calfsnd Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford, WelIingtOa, Union and
JHsey Ties
A Nol Pump soled Hrogsns
do kalf welt 60
Do CHI and Rat. Ieath slippers
De51 Il Hump saisd Dr0gaas
a = haf uelt d
HUdN q q d
a. llssasueAal I'd Beots
lnlhxis ve1vst - Do
1aS HtsesA Caf -
% Dsnhle sois Vie
= xps r 941kysk =
=. = 11ss, Ysai1a. AAd Cklld.sssa ditte
= IS s 81 5 e. 3 a 81 s 51sxs4 co.
EnAae no<1 - IL s 81 "a.
ia r.s1 a f<< 80,
Llaan n-e-k1n1&s > e1Ss
hta ~ - = ~ try0l6sf1AW
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$500 90 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the under
N sighed. twenty miles below
Pine Bluff. the following negroes.
to wit
JcsepA. about 10 years old. black
and about s feet 10 inehs high
weiehs about $50 lbs. one thumb
ef 4 TIE 6rst joint-
Gecrxe. about 81 vsurs Of aee.
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xlDne4.s~a1o1&s ; 5sss'Ss
EyREsH t;ns e. ssls ~ s.s..a 9gs
i ENSs TkSsasteAA -
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TAMES u. KIRSHAW'S ENGRAvING'S
81 Office Established ls40l corner 5th and Pine
Streets manufacturers Of seals and ssal presses. All
orders received by mail or otherwise for State
County, Sotarial, or Private SAILS Wedding. Wis
itips and Professional Cards, de-. DC. will be
sromptly attended TO and forwarded as ordered to
dny part Of the United States. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07
1Insbanda in n nnd Wnv.

The married men of Janesville, Wis,
whose wives have gone east or are absent
from the city, held meeting on Friday
ut least the Gazette so states. The oldest
sufferer present called the meeting to or
der, and a regular organization was then
effected, which beng done, all present
united in singing, "Come ye discousolatc,"
Burns .'Cotter's Saturday Night" was then
read, after which several resolutions were
adopted denouncing the long absence of
married women on visits to relatives and
friends, as serious and growing evil; as
serting that woman's obligations to her
husband were greater thnn those to her
"castern cousins" and 'relatives by the
wife's side" and suggesting the formation
of IL permanent organization for mutual
aid and protection, and for the promotion
of the desired reform. a baby was then
brought before the assembly, and received
with deep emotion. The proceedings en-
ded with the singing of days of ab-
sence."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07

ORR, of South Carolina, is in. favor .ofIa
of the Union. "Or" always
was n distinctive conjunction.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07

'sDOH'T DESERT AN OLD FRIEND ron \ rEv Y4cz.'E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07
NIcn. Woncn nnh Freneh.

"Men, women and French" constitute
the three grand. divisions of the genus
homo; but the 2d division is the greatest
puzzle of the three. Men can be analy-
zed: Frenchmen can he described, but who
can understand women? See what work
the novelists make with 'em! SCOTS wo-
men arE merely conventional fine ladies,
and nothing more. Pleasant people in
book, but not often to be found elsewhere.
Dickens does better; but, even he succeeds
with none of the sex except the curious
styles of "goodies"-n little Nell, an Ag-
mes, or best of all, a Mrs. Boquet Thack-
eray's women-those who have any char
acters at all-are either very weak or very
wicked-regular milksops or regular row.
dies aud proiligates. Kingsley and Reade
are more fortunate, and seem to have
found somewhere few women who were
at once clever and modest, pretty and SEN
sible. Possibly, after all, they arc pure
fictions. If SO, let us be thankful for
them, and hope for ga few more of the
same sort" AS to the lady-novelist, we
have nothing to expect from them. They
generally make their heroInes out of their
own qualities-and so stand poor chance
for anything excellent or natural.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07

Too MoDEsr.-"Haye you any domestic
manufactures to report?" asked census
marshal of the female head of the family.
rejoicing in the bloom Of health "Well,
yes" said she, with, something of embar-
rnssment in her voice and countenancc,
Eve have eight, trith. a,contmued prospect.'
The marshal, who is modest man, blush
ed slightly. made the entry inthe schedule
with his pencil, and asked how many yards
Of rag carpet she had made during the
year. Cana"daigua, N, T., Messenger.
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoSPARE11 (oR ONE 1ScH) OF
LESS, MAKE SQUARE

- EFEC!AL NOlICLs DOuDlo the above rates.
6a-f early Advertising reasoua bic terms accor-
dn to tue space occupied and tho number of changes
All advertisements from transient persons strang
ers to be paid f07 in Gdrnnee.
business Cards not exceeding five lines, $40 per year
or 50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will bc counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate busineSs and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons. az
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
oi auction sales and real estate in by them
be paid for ut the usual rates.
8EJ- Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will he inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. novl1-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07

go fArand go sraring; q.
For you'll find iT certain, 7.a
The poorer and the laser you appear,
The more You'll look through stlll.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07

ALL the blackest of the black Republi-
eau papers make it their especial business
to defend John G. Breckinridge against oil
attacks, just as much rs they do to defend
Lincolnl Men of the South what is the
significance of that2-G Louisville Journal
''Nen of the South!" In New Jersey
the Bell and the Breckinridge men have
united upon one Electoral Ticket, and age
moving on together as lovingly as brace
of thieves. "What is the significance of
that I'll Albany Journal s.e5 +
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07

WHY CoRw1x Wox'T SPEAK TO Lou4s-
v1IL1ANs.-Tom Corwin made Al Black Re-
publican speech at Jacksonville, Friday
night. In the course of it, his remarks
elected tho following, between Col W..
Louisville editor, and the speaker:
Corwin.-"I see there are some Louis
Williams here. would like to talk to the
people of that city"
Col. W.-"Come over ond talk-be glad
to see you"
Corwin.-"My friend, 1 soould like to
talk to them, but egg accompaniments and
that sort of things don't suit me ~
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Sl,5O6,3S7 IS

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Asks accepted Al terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Nl<e'a' lnc"tl6ngir'n 10 Insurance Of DWELLINGS d
and c'nt'at' for tsrms Fone to fire years.
The Yrogve=s Of tlis Corporation has hcen stable
al uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun.
he lh Storm Or periods eyentfu i'll or exempt from
'rTt,iiS c"I'!!$ratio's AMI maritime disaster Be
'ynf m sstanilslei. nna cash basis the troubles of
lEnns hard times the Secnrity Of reliable Tnsu-
te : an imperative duty-the ability of property
= '''''' t's';''Ain loss being then much iessencd.
fSS.r' i,'aerl without delay. and nil business at
''-ieiio with d'latcl, and fidelity. hy BUSINESS -
n. C. Arthur. Agent,
s-,1o once over the Bank of Wheeling.
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WHEELING. VA, FRIDAY MORNING. s

Not much morc otherwise Mines writes.
in the Lay of the Iumble:"
To me men are for what they are.
They no maSI,s rifl, mo
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'hOiCG First Class Insurance
I'm rnE-

R2,C1sl Ctp!tal $lOOOUOo, absolute aud unimpaired
wI.H 1 sTGpLUS OF S5OG,SS IS.
AL tie VFcstgrvi rs years success and experience
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New YOrk 5Paper WarehOuSe.

ONE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS,
" Booksellers, StRtioncrs, Binders, Printers, md
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from first hands -la,H-
uaving increased our Manufacturing Facilities, We
can offer great inducements parties in want Of
pers such as usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, FOolEcap Letter. Note and
Billet F0lia Packet. ConmcEcfal and all grades Of
FrCnch Papers. Colored Papers, Tissue, binders,
Trunk, and Straw Board, Botting. etc., etc; Bank
Note, Bond. Drawing, Bank. Envel0ps. Particular
attention paid to supplying Ranks with Bank-NOto
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
naries. Clergymen and Professional men. Billheads
in stock, ready ruled for Printers. from to Heads
to tile sheet. Blue and White, WoYe and Laid. In
fact, complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
and save your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
with cash, will be filed well if present in per-
son. CARSON L HARD,
ap9-1y* Paper Warehouse, ~ BSekmnn st.
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Mr.. SIXGBE, we see by the New York
papers, has been held to bail to keep the
peace, on aFcharge of beating his princi-s
pal sewing machine-that is, his swife-
most numerically. A bad style of. stitch
tha:.-N. o. Pic.H - . 5a4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07
SEPTEM-BER Z. 1860.

TME course of criticism is often as fol-
-lows:-First. n clever book. 2d Il clever
ish critique. 3D., dull criticism on the
critiquc. 4th, - stupid review of all pre-
vious reviews, Bonus pcjor pcssi,mus-tIat's
the way it goes, for the most part, whereas
the only kind of criticism that is worth
reading is that which gives us the soul
and philosophy of booEs-Fesprit des clio
Ses, as the French say. a critiqne should
be the cream of knowledge and the es-
sencc of wit. Accordingly, thoroughly
stupid book affords no material for critiE-
cism, and should never be mentioned, cx-
cept to say that it is unworthy of mention.
The swells of the ocean soon subside.-
There are good many "swells" upon the
land that sn6side about as soou
1t doesn't follow that Rome was built in
the night because it wasn't built in a day.
Ayman'ssan 5mny be short, but every
bold step lcngthens them two feet. -.
A friend proposes to send us a grey ea-
gle. We should rather prefer a yellow
one.
There is the business of the getters-up
of lotteries precious little enterprise.
Prentice.