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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published, in Sealed E1tpeiore,
ALECTURE ONTIIE NATURE! !TREAr1lENT AND
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Involuntary Emissions, producing lmi6tEItcy, cou-
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BT ROE. j. CULyERwELL, NJ D.,
TheimpOrtant fact tint the awful consequences OF
secabuse may be ehcctually removed without inter
nal medicines tho dangerous applications or c;tuS-
tics, instruments, McdicIte bnugiea and other
prical devises, is here clearly Cnpnsr and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment, ns
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
means of which every one is enabled to himself
perfectly, and the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nosrums Of tho day. This
Lecture will prove boon to Thousands and tLouBanS
Sent under seal to. any address, post paid, the
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-07

To me men are ft,r what ihey are.
They wear no masks with me-
'Tis odd that onr people should have,
not water on the brain, but little Gas
there. ~ shrewd foreigner said of tile
Americans, that "whatever they Sly has n.
little the air OF Il speech. y Yot one of the
traits down i'll the books MS DISTINGUISHING
the Anglo-Saxon, is a trick of sclf-lis7
arrangement. To be sure, in old densc
countries, among million of good coats.
line coat comes to be no distinction, and
you lind humorists. In an English party,
II man with no marked manners or fea-
lures, with face like red dough, unex-
pectedIy discloSes wit, learning, q wide
range OF topics, and personal familiarity
with good men III all parts of the world,
until you think you have fallen uponsdme
Itlustrlous person1ge. Can Il be- that the
American forest has refreshed & som eyweeis
of old Pictish barbarism just ready to die
out-the love of the scarlet feather, of
beads, and tinsel2 The Italians arc fond
OF red clothes, peacock-plames, and en-
Drolderyi and remember, one rainy morn
ing IN the city of Palermo, the street was
i'll blaze with scarlet umbrellas. The
grandees are plain. y gorgeous livery in-
dlcates new and awkward city-wealth-
Mr.. Pitt, like Mr.. Pym, thought the title
W NA1sESA SoOu t'S'eIISs amy hluR IN ELL
rope. They have piqued themselves on
governing the whole world in the poor,
plain, dark committee-room which the
House of Commons sat in before the Ere.
Whilst we want cities as the ccn1rcs
where the best things are found, cities de-
grade us by magnifying tribes. The
countryman finds thettown chop house,
barber's-shop. He has lost the lines of
grandner of the horizon, hills and plains,
and with them sobriety and elevation
He has come among supple, glib
tongued tribe, who like for show, seville
to public opinion. Life was dragged down
to fracas of pitiful cares and disasters.
You say the gods ought to respect u life
whose objects are their own, but in cities
they have betrayed you to II cloud of in
significant anuoy0nces:
''Mirmidons, raco tecondo
Mirmihnns
Entin nous commanders;
Jupiter livrc le monde
Aux mirnidOns, mtrmidOns"
'Tis heavy odds
Against the gods.
When they will watch with myrmidUns
We spawning. spawning my yrnlidOns,
Our turn to-day: we take command:
Jnve gives the globe into the haud
my fElFAR, -
, 1860-08-09
THE CIVIL WAR In LEBANON.
Appeal TO the British and American
Public,


OF this vas. number of sufferers. a larce nro
portion have been pundered OF thei- persona
property, q very large majority have, moreoyer
had their houses burnt. there having haen m
wards Of $50 towns. yiiisres and ham1a1s r.. r.
stroyed by tire.) and are. therefore. nv hon1e.
less wandeIets: while unwards NJ IN oDn ars
new made widows md oruLans- the ,ua;or;.v =
not in ieritimate wartare Int bv co1dhiooded
massgc,a at RasheiTa. Uasbeiva Dier 81 Kcmr
and tbr nelchbarhood If Sidon'
Mary thgusands Of these Tretched Victims
haze fled sca TO neyseu pamassus sdon and
ble shelter. md lay;gg abont in the onen a;-
denendinC for the dailr necessities Of lie unon
The charity Of the juIiabitants. But it is ohr;.
Gus that howerer liberal this chafity nav be,
it must soon be exhausted. while the destitntion
aud suffering, instead Of diminishing, must be-.
winter. when better shelter, cloth1nr md food
viii he essential tn fha nreaerrot;nn ~ .ha;r
, 1860-08-09
WESTERN NEWS lrKn1s.

IlI:so1s.--The paint shop Of S. s. White, Al
Joliet WAS partislly consumed by fire on Sun
day night-the work OF incendiarism. AT i
chicken hunt, near Warren, on Saturday, .
large party being out enjoying the tport, by &C.
cident Nr. o. II. Paddock received the content.
Of gun in the hands Of T. E. Champion, Esq,
entirely destroying the sight Of his left cye....
Four cows, belonging to Arson Babcock, ol
Florence. were killed By lightning in tho storm
Of Monday night.
1owA.-A lame man, named 0rrison Byerly,
WAS attacked By party Of rowdies in the street
at Dubuque, on Saturday night last, severely
beaten, and while in m unconscious condition
robbed Of his watch and Il in money. .The
wagon shop Of B. Ridder. at Epvorth, with III
contents. WIS burned on Saturday night Loss
5000. Supposed 10 be the work Of an incen,
diary. ..-Ar. c. Van Pelt WAS sesiously wound
Cd a. Independence, on Saturday, while chicken
hunting, By the discharge Of gun in the bands
Of MF. Leavitt.. The City Council tof 1owa CITY
hare passed resolution Of inqtiry into the
management Of the Mississippi and Missouri
Railroad, The object being to Ascertain whether
the road has earned more than its current e1.
pen.es, and il so, What has become Of it.
M1cn1GAs.-0n Wednesday of last week. at q
pole-raising At Lapeer, boy was suddenly
killed. he had climbed up and was on 0,
hanging to one Of the guys, when stage coach
passing caught in the rope, and ths guy va,
snapped of. He fell, striking On bis head, and
survived but few moments.
AuxHorA.-A new paper ia to be started 4.
Anota, in week or two, to be called ths "An-
oka R<pIlieaa." Two bois, son. Of Mr.
Ziegenfur, and If Mr. Wunderlcb. were
drowned At Fountain City While bathing, on
Thursday last, ,s.&:.
, 1860-08-09
Honest Men ComfuE Out.

We learn from the c nton Register that n,
D. Stevenson, Of Lewiston, has renounced all
connection with sham Democracy and given in
his adhesion to Repub!icanfsm. The Rtgiskr
says that Mr. Stevenson WIS for many years a
prominent and influential members Of the DEM
ocratic party in Ohio. repeatedly holding high
official positions there. At the time Of his re-
moral to Illinois, about two years ago, he was
member Of the Ohio Legislature. elected By
the Democratic party, On the Popular Sore-
rei9uty issue. He has never been connected
with any other partJ, and WAS q Jealous Demo-
the principles Of non-iutezTention br both wings
Of the Democratic party. He would hare re.
manned faithful to his old connection on any
platform that did not involve an entire abau.
donment Of Democratic princip]es.
Nit. Stevenson is man Of sterling Integrity,
lending lawyer in Fulton county, md until
within a few weeks, a 1aw partner or the firm
Of which L. ". Ross, Democratic candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, WAS senior paEtner.-Ai;itary
Tract journal.
AxornEn.-The Portland tIaine) Adr<rtistr,
Of the Sd inst, contains speech Of Benjamin
kingsbury, Esq, of that city, prominent law.
yer and man of great power on the stump
giving in his adhesion to Repubiican,sm. Tbs
following is an extract from Mr. Kingsbury's
speesh:
For the first time in his life he could say. fe1.
low Experimentation full and mature dejibc.
ration, and, as believed, under the most con.
scieuuous convictions Of duty, aud with M
personal aspirations, he had decided to leave
his old party associations, and connect himself
with ths Republican organization. The Demo.
cratic party, once historically glorious, hud
closed lts record, and the last page Vas written.
It had steadily surged southwark, until from a
powerful aud controlling national organization,
it had become dismcmbered and broken, its
several fragments ut issue with each other, aud
at issue with the common interests of the nation,
The Republican party is the only existing na.
tional organization. It has risen almost from
the very fragments aud ashes Of the old Demo.
cratic party, visalized with new life, and as be
believed, destined by Providence to restore
this government to its true functions, TO build
M impossible barrier to the further aggressious
Of the slave power, and to give lie and vigor
once more to those noble sentiments of his old
md nonored friend Robert Rantoul, once the
accepted doctrine Of the united Democratic
party, but now spit upon, or hreatbed only in
hesitating Whispers Slavery Sectional, Lber.
y Natioha:
, 1860-08-09
Republican Meetings in tyoodford Co


An enthusiastic Republican meeting was held
at Frede' icksburg, Woodford County, on Sat.
urday last: From 500 to 1000 people were
present aud were addressed in English by I
II. Wick'zer Of Bloomington, and E. Scheiren
burg Of the Peoria Zsi:uag, in German. Judge
Powell Of this city Was present, and made sotae
brief but excellent remarks on the coucJas;on
Of the others.
The Republican cause ia Woo1ord is repre-.
scnted is most encouraging. Constant aecee-
sions are being nade to our ranks, especially
among the German population.
A tne and enthusiastic rally Was had at Penn.
sylrania Ridge in Trtro!i Township, in this
county, on Saturday. 4 splendid Lincoln and
1lamtin pole waA raised. and effective speeches
were made By VIM. r. Kellogg, district elector,
and Peter Davidson, Esq, OF this city,
Among the efficient workers in this campaign
among The Germans, we may mention Mr. j.
stibolt Of this city. A1r. Stibolt is an eloquent
German speaker, and has taken the stump for
Lincoln and Hauiin. he spoke three tiues on
SaturdaY-once in Woodford County aud twice
in Mclean Count3-Bloomln2ton being one
place. Nj. Stibolt reports that the entire Ger
man population Of Bloomington, With The e.
cep.ion Of eight, sup pport tho Republican ticket.
-Feorta 1F9Hsc7tpe,. :, ''' .
, 1860-08-09
Tho Candidates all Pro.%lavcry but
Lincoln and kAamllu.


One Of The leading Douglas papers has said
that, "ds Dougkds and Breekinridgs st1nd upon
the tune platform in regard to tAs rights Of SID
ttry tn TIE 1nriteries, few thinking men assert
any preference to tbs Inter on account Of his
Southern citizenship, and there is consequently
nothing lett to stimulate such preference:" The
tuct is, theretore, that while the Douglas. Dreck
lnridge and Bell men have made ditIertnt nro-
tssslons. thsy arc all seeking the sang object
They arc all doing what they can to extend
slavery: mans professions are worth moth.
ing, If he is 'onnd utterly ignoring them in bis
actions; and he who says he IS opposed to the
extension Of slavery, and Jet votes for either
Douglas and Brecklaridge, is greatly deluded
or acts dishonesty. We're either Of these men
IN the Presidential chair, the Influence Of The
Government would b exerted in favor Of sla.
rsry. Bseck1nsidge il openly pledged to seek
profession for that institution In the Territories,
and Douglas is bound to do so By the WickliTe
resolusion-a resolution which orerthroHs his
doctrine Of SquatteT Sovereignty, and TO which
he would be compelled to yield.
, 1860-08-09
IS We are All Democrats -

Show US hisuoionist, man that has Teen
regarded always as an ultra " fire eater" and
Tewill show you q Ereekinridge and Lane man
Rome Ga.l Ads<rtissr.
We you'd "show" our co:emporary Mr. Her
schel Y. johnson, Mr. Pierre Soule, Mr. Ham-
bletou, OF the southern Coettderacy, Nr. Johu
Forsyth, Of the No1il. Rtjisttr, III. John J.
Seibles. Of the nftd<rashn, and Mr. Gaulden, /,
Of Georgis, all noted Disunlouts's; men, most
Of WHOM are "unequivocaliy" for hisunion, uu-
less the Compromise measures are !" wiped out -
and the African Slaye-trade revived. and who
are all Douglas and johnson men For further
parsic11ars We reftr 10 Governor Johnson 4
sueeche5. Sir. Hnmb'e:on's prospectus, and Mr..
Gaultten's pro- DonG!as haranRupS at Charleston
and B4ltimore-- TEuhih2 2taa tonJti:ution~
, 1860-08-09
tF1om the Free rrc4..l
Grand Demonstration in IroquoIa Co


Notwithstanding the yery short notice (eix
days) of Hon. Owen Lorejoy's appointment to
speak at this place, tho Republican Tally hero
yesterday was the largest, most respectable
and enthusiastic political gathering erer held
in Iroquis. The crowd 'was rariously estimat-
ed, by both Republicans and Democrats, at
from 5000 to 1000. Leading Democrats &C.
knowledge that there were four times Us many
out as there were at the Democratic rally here
on Monday, although the Democracy lad three
or four weeks notice Of Mr. Allen's appoint
nsnt and used every possible efiort to get out
crowd.
Me. Lorejoy addressed the people in an able,
eloquent aud patriotic speech of over three
hon:s in length, in the afternoon. At night
Wide Awake procession, numbering 210 men,
bers. With torches aud regalia, was formed ind
paraded tho streets. The crowd Of over 5000
persons who remained in town, were again ad-
dressed By G. ". Parker, Dr. F. Blades, Owen
Lo4tjoy snd RsT. Ar. Terrell OF Kn1sas. Ere
Eyth,ng passed off pleasantly both through the
day and 1t night; thers were no accidenta or
difficulties Of any kind.
There is deep and settled determination
among the Republicans hero to succeed, and
old Iro4uois will roll up q majority next No.
venher for Lovejoy and the whole Republican
ticket that will even asIonish 4nd 1urprise
some Of our Republicans; We will poll over
500 more Totes than Ill out opponents com.
, 1860-08-09
EFFECT OF PRINTING.

Since We printed Jim Aliens speech at
Bloomington, his party friends in the North
have no desire to hear it. His milk-story is
spoiled. The milk is sour. At Morris, the
other day, not more than 400 people gathered
around the "next Governor" when he Was
speaking his piece, and at Ottawa the crowd
was quite as meager. 4 collection Of idlers
abou. the town, squattcrites and Republicans,
the entire contents Of two ";mmenBe process.
sions"-ons from the South, made' e'up Of three
wagons and their loads, and one from the North,
containing band Of music and one wagon
load Of enthusiastic S4uatters- tituted the
audience to which be spoke. Jim want we'll.
Jim was sick His reception up North had
struck in, as the measles sometimes do, and
Jim, after the best speech be has yet made
best because it was hardly Eve minutes long,
went to bed, leaving factotum to do his
work jim has gone to parts unknow wn.
Evacuation of StelIy---GaribAIdi and
His Movements.
Garibaldi has finally swept the Island Of Sicily
have evacuated the fortIesses held by them al
ter the surrender Of Palermo. The King of
Naples pretended that he Withdrew bis soldiers
from motives Of humanity. But tho true rea-
son WAS, that the Bourbon cause has po root in
the soil, and because the army had no filth in
its flag. The population hailad ,Garibaldi AZ
their liberator, and the Neapolitan officers and
men deserted at every opportunity. Thus, two
millions aud half more Of the italian family
have bean liberated, and wilt shortly be annex
| ed to Victor Emanuels dominious
Will Garibaldi attack the Neapolitan Govern.
ment On the mainlandt
/ TelegrRms from Naples Of the ed ult., an.
nounoe that 1t had been resolved thai the King
Of Sardinia should send m aid .de-nmp, with
| Al autosraphic letter to Gariba1di, requesting
him not to attack the Continental possessions
Of the King Of Nap!es. :!
The Turin papers publish the following letter
from Gartbaldi, containing his Instructions to
| Gen. L. NAsa, who has:arriycd at Tutin:
| rAtx.xo. Fadsy. Jnlt IS. ltao
| Gen. Ii Matsx is charged By me to risit all
parts Of Italy, France and England, for the pur.
pose Of procuring for Sicily ali possibls assist-
ance in money, arms, ycsseis OF var and steam
ers, a7d to represent to governments and na-
tions The Sicitian revolution in its true light;
it< role object being annexation to the other
G. .GAe1n41p,.
This fettsr shows no symptoms Of resting
satisfied With his preaent achievement. Should
he invade the mainland, his SUCCESS or defeat
will depend upon the temper Of the population.
t
, 1860-08-09

aCoVILIA1
+ 8 AIRS APA II ILL. z
| STtLLIMCtA
Blood and Liver. Syrup
IS THE BEST
ALTHR
Before the Public.
stllunsta1. one Of o1i native plants l. 1ux, 1. III
8outhsru states and has bean exensiyey u,t far m
CURE OF al Chronic dsease., dspeateo. upon d.1.n-
sats condition Of tbs Blood.
stnosa aad ii Preparations lavs By To Iar,est DOR
ton Of the Medical Proe4.on for many Ye... been .on
&at'sd 'he best Alternative known for II. purs. Of Ii.
Bkoi.
DR.. r. H. Frost.
Al Al atels In tae Southern Jou1na. Of Medicine ana
Pharmacy, states that ha h, TIL, p,,nt e,
b!ned With ethsr articles with advantage. Hs 81,
os1 VIII eeup!ee The CURE Of Uleeations Of sAe Pal
e Threat Macus Membrane Of the Nos. Skin md other
pa1ts-
Will s6ao the Bletehes Foul s3ots Stains etc., wt.el.
In constitution Of ta1s ed 10 frequently oeeus from
Azht httatozs OF which rsaln af.e. tho eles.ason.
ehee. will remove taas orbii condition Of the
solids aad fluids which dispose every nusy, however
slight. to Degenerate Into painful festerns nlcsr VIII
In sho 70 improve the deg etsa md ass uulss.e op
stason Of The syate that hel,hy blood aad ozs
Ee=eTad abe will Be substituted for The condition
of one aud a ethes and ua fully support Tho character
btsovsd these Aedcp Of biting ee=tzy altsraiive
We will also kIva nazt Of
DR.. Blacks
Statement In ,hs Cincinnati Medical Jeu.nl OF IL, .n
psus:c properties. hs says:
"stl nga il ofshs most vauab.s aesasvss Known
Wien taken in dosea It As both u N Imesc and
oathate. These IT, peshapa =, ,tIeie knowa more avail
abs thai this In scrof sy1h. Leucorrhes aad al OF
TIC long TT Of Skin dssases well olhez Affections ofa
hfon'c ehsrater. upon alepz4ve and eaehec
tc habit ef he syst Alter sris fair tl IN aeve
nj forms Of dIsese an eensactd tha general altss
asve, It h, no superior In the K1el. A-s.m. have
el al, nearly ALL Of the reputeA aesa.Ives OF the vax
tabe Na.eza M<dlca in oue Of the suos o.ta.aua d.
that heir to and kAve foan that the
sTuLtaG1A possesses surstira rovers In mvch h'sh.
degree than thing ssc have ever Tiled Since a.t
March have taa,sd about thlrtra,e ea,es Of Syphilis
without failure. when the pa.est gave nc anyaipx
Ike falfal Soma Of them wesa the cases In
as!raele aad Ill Of thin yielded my ..ea,uen. In from
I"o to SIX WEEKS. In k.eat majority Of Ito cas<A
The sYKCP OF sr1LL1S0IA VAS tbs ouly Internal
remedy utsd have also cusd two desperate ca.es Of
long stszdug Ltucoheo. taes hsl tried tcgt Of our
bsst remedies for has disease without aaY benet) with
the SYRUP OF sTlLLlSGA ALoxE. have ,s.ed
in SeEou. With the happest resus One OF the .uss.
ess Wis little gil. She very b.l The x1anls On
both tdes Of her neck very much enlarged AMI Aso
one Of the saaas the oot Of her ntcx much
swollen AID rdaned this one Cerated Int T. htaet un
der the Influence Of compound Syrup Of stloxa With
cut anY other During es,1y mart of Int fiji,
Wal called 10 prescribe for two children Who l.l tor
tone tine had seay 1plop OF tho skn which. On be.
Ing iHi:aed scratched would run Into ,ndoer. sor,
They were sntc.uaiy custd-oa. oftheua In ONE WEEK
and the other one SOON aner"
, 1860-08-09

~Tbe sum of rs 900 has been subscribed
toward establishing . Geological and Botanical
Garden il New York city. - 80
, 1860-08-09
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Letters from the Peopla,
THE BALL ROLLING IN SOUTHERN IL.
IIk{11S
IC0lItspond<neA Of The praf1 md Tr1hure

~ gro,,..,,,a.Z - - =
s11x, Msdon Co.. Aus. 1sso.
Tho campaign with US has been thoroughly
opened. 4 more earnest, enthusiastic set Of
men never engaged in the grand struggle Tor
liberty aud the rights Of man than the Republi.
cana Of Marion County. The meeting a! Cen
tralia on Thursday last, addressed by Hon.
Leonard Sws4, Witnessed to tho surprise ofnll
the Increasing strength Of the Republican party
in the county. And old Salem, that has 50 long
beeu under the absolute domination Of Demo.
cratic misrule, unfurled the Republican banner,
and with 4t.eA.ners, mottoes, and Transparent
cies, marched under the sou1-thri!ling music Of
fife aud drum in solid delcg CATION, composed Of
one hundred and twenty live Republicans, to
the scene Of action. Tho extreme heat of tho
,day and dust Of the roads no in1ned;ncnts we're
in their vay. A like scene had never occurred
before in our village, and It was amusing to nit.
nes. the 40. called Democracy standing upon tho
corners Of the streets aeh,st. rs the SHOUTS Tor
Lincoln and uamtin rent the air, On Friday
evening ve Ind another Republican rally at I'll.
court Uouse in Salem. to hrar a sncscb fror,
Prof W.'s. I,ope. of Mount Morris sem;norr
The Young and gifted orator uccunieG nhnut tuo n
and n half hours in a most tel1;no .neecb ,,,on
III, onest;ons Of the div. Marion countv !.
beina thoroughly can5 assed. and. dai;y eood
honest citizens who have been hoodv;,ksd Nv
the cry Of :" Popular Sovereignty" now see The
tallacy, and are aoeking around The sta,da:d Of
Republicanism, aud today, Salem. the County
Seat of Ma1ion County. the boastrd s.ronpbo,d
Of the "'unterrided," has handsome Renabli-
caa minority.
In the canvass Of 1856 the county gave l5a
-otes for Fremont. In 1858 it gare $40 for Lin
coin, and in 1860 Marion County will rive 500
, 1860-08-09
NORTHERN INDIANA.

Having seen but little in Jour paper lately in
reference 10 the progress Of the campaign in
Northern Indiana, ask you to devote small
space to communication from one Of your
subscribers and most attentive readers. 4 good
deal Of seeming apathy hss heretofore prevailed
among Republicans in this section Of tie coua-
try, owing to the opinion that the election Of
s'0ld Abe, car be brought about withou. much
effort; but am happy to say that the people
are again becoming aroused and are organizing
with the greatest enthusiasm.
The former Republican majorities in the coun-
ties north Of the Wabash will be fully sustained
aud in many Of them largely increased. The
counties Of Elkhart, Kosciusko, Steuben, De-
Kalb, LAGRANGE and Noble will give increased
Republican majorilies, and the Democratic ma
jorities in Whitley and Allen will he greatly
reduced, and probably. in the last, be soipfd eus
altogether. Mv OWN opinion is that every
county in this (1oth) Congressional District,
excepting Allen. will go Republican, and cur
candidate {Hon. VIM. MitchclD be elected By
at least 1900 majority.
The FIRST rally of the Republicans Of Ekhatt
county was held on Saturday last, and 4 grand
affair it Was. The notice being short, large
crowd was not expected; but judge Of our sur-
prise and qualification when ws found our town
crammed and jammed full Of k;ce Republicans.
From 5000 to 5000 persons we're present
there being nearly 1000 from one township
alone.
We we're quite fortunate in securing .bc ser
vices Of such distinguished speakers rs Hon.