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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02
Cn,n1s Avn ErrER Cu1L1s AND FEvER |!

Cu1LLs AND FEVER CurLLs AND FEVER /!
One Of the greatest remedies that has
ever been laid before the public, for Fever
and ngue, and which have received the
highest encomiums from the press and the
people, is Or. j. Hostetter'S Celebrated Bit
tcrs. Who would endure the torture aris-
ing from this terrible disease, when it can
he so easily cured? Who would endure
slecpless nights, burning fcvcrs and icy
chilis alternately, when remedy can he
obtained for mere trific? And yet how
many families linger out 4 painful existence
under this deadly biigh, and do nothing
but gulp down quinine, until it becomes
as common as their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved. None but the fool
ish and weak would hesitate to procure
these valuable Bitters, and save themselves
intense agony. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally everywhere.
RY~See advertisement in another col
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02

Tho ,rcgr.., Of tht. Corporation has been stable
and upnter17,pted through seasons of financial sun
shine aud storm or periods evenful in or exempt from
sweeping conflngrations and maritime disaster; Be
inc lans established on cash basis. the troubles OF
lie credit system affect MS in material particular
During "harl times the security of reliable Insu-
rance is an imperative dntythe ability OF property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened'
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
SANIL r. IIILDRETH. Agent,
Office at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
frhlQ-iaw till Jan LIST SO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02

Hd5"SPECLAL NOTICES double the nbove rRtes.
R15-iearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding 10 the space occupied and the namberof changes
made
An advertisements from transient persons or strans
ers, to be paid for in adraecs.
Legal advertisements will be charged at the rates
prescribed by law.
Business Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year,
or So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
Tho privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
tile Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons,
well as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
of auction sales aud real estatU sent in by them must
be paid for ut the usual rates.
E7y~Adyertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
cases at full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcement
of Sermons, so cents each. noyll-69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02
TREES SC.

T HAVE FOR SALE, FOR THE SPRING OF 1860,
Fruit Trees; Small Fruit Plants, viz: The Lawton
New Rochellc) and Dorchester Blackberry Plants,
raspberry Plants, large variety Of Strn~6errS
Plants, Grapevines EverETeens, Ornamental and De
cidupus Trees, Ornamental Shrubs Hybrid, Perpetual
and Climbing Roses, Dahlias, RluwerinG Plants Hon
eysuckles, Climbing Shrubs, &C.; Red Dragon Bulbs
Also, Shru6bery far Cemetery Lots.
~ fuckers Illustrated Annual Register OF Ru-
raj Affairs, for 1s5O,' be had by applying to me-
Price 25 cents. .a" "
STRAWBERRIES.
Wilson's Albany SeeIlng Plants, for sale by the
100 or 1000, warranted genuine.
BLACK BERRIES.
Lawton (or New IlocbellCJ Plants for sale by the
doz. or l,oOo r
GOOSEBERRIES.
American Honghton Seeding, by the dOE. OF loo
one or two years old.
RASPBERRIES.
Hardy Gcnessee Raspberry Plants, for sale by the
100 or 1909. Also, Orange Brinkle, and Largo New
Monthly
CURRANTS.
White and Red Grape and Victoria and Black Ma
piles, by the dozen or hundred.
Orders for Plants can be brought from the Nursery
Of the Proprietor in few hours notice, which for
this section Of the country is much TO the advantage
Of the purchaser. Apply to
TII0S. IIORNBR00K,
miles on National Road East, No. 1lS1 Main st.,
between Union and Monroe (up stairsl
~ Orders left with John X. Botsford, Water
street, will be promptly attended to- mhlO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02
STRAWBERRI
GOOSEBERRIES.

Lawton Cor New tsochello) Plants, for sale by the
dog. or 1000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02
Houses and Lots for Sale.

ENNE LOT on UNION STREET IN WHEELING,
10 feet front by IS feet dcop, with frame house
thereon, containing four rooms, with cellar, &C., now
rented at seventy-two dollars per annum; also lot
Fourth street. in said city Number l39 30 feet by
1872 feet in Depth improved by brick house contain
ing four rooms, cellar, &c, rented at one hundred
dollars per annum; also lot on Morrow street, In
Etchie's addition Second Ward, 20 by 80 feet with
good stable thereon; also lot Webster street in
Centre Wheeling sixty feet 'front.' and running back
one hundred and twenty feet. or less. to the
creek. On the lot thcrO is three story brick build
ing 10 by 30 feet the lower story now occupied as
steam cracker bakery; the upper stories are suitable
for dwellings other purposes aud the annual rent
Of the property is three hundred dollars; twelve
horse power steam engine and other machinery adapt
ed for the manufacture of steam crackers will be sold
with the property.
The above described property will be sold at pub
lie auctinn on Thursday, the 5th day OF
April next, If not disposed of at private sale In
the meantime
The terms of sale will be one-third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance at credit Of IL and
Is months, with interest from day of sale aud AT
proved security. The above property is free from all
incumbrances.
NEW TRAVELLING DRESS MATE.
IN RIAL. [mh23l IIEIsKE ELI. SWEARlSGEN.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND GAUNT-
mh2a u HEIsKELL ( kswEARINGES. %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02

Hardy Gcuessee Raspberry Plants for sale by
Monthly -------
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02
RASPRERRIES.

American Honghton Seeding, by the dOE.
one or two years old.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-02

The Hanging OF MIS-: BIlahshy, In st.
Paul, DIinnesOtR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

CHAgoE OF SouTHERx TAcr1cs.--The slave
propogandists Of the south propose new sys-
TEN Of tactics for the preservation of the pa.
trizrchal institution. The Charleston Courier
proposes to try the effect of humiliation and
prayer. and suggests the appointment Of day
throughout the southern states for the purpose
OF courss they do not expect the attention of
heaven TO prosper the institution without
repentance for the past and reformation for the
future. They will. no doubt, as honest chris
tians refuse longer TO rob 100000 Of people
OF their labor, or 10 enbruie them to the last
degree as reeODeiliDg process to their eondi-
tion. Prostitution, the aunulling of the fami-
ly relation will be abstained om as an offence
before high heaven. BY all means, then, we
say. let the appointment be made, and the eff
escy Of prayer fairly tried. II it should work
fsvorsbIy sonth. perhaps our Douglas locos at
The north may be provoked to a similar step.
What . spectacle would then be presented
the whisky saloons and nurseries Of democra.
ey" turned into places Of prayer. and the whole
party from one end Of the land to the othel
'battering the gates of heaven with storms o.
prayer Here is the recommendation from the
Charleston Courier.
II is respectfully suggested, 10 view ofthe
present political differences, that the Execu
tives Of the Southern States and of others
who may desire to join, do appoint day,
and the same day Of the week and month,
for humiliation and prayer to Almighty God
20 guide the Councils Of said States, and to
aid and direct the people of the same, under
all circumstances srising from those diff
ferences.
And that the Executives Of the several
States named, do recommend the people of
The same 10 observe the appointed day, by
assembling in prayer according to their
vafious denominations, at about the same
hour OF the day, 90 as that but one voice
should 80 up to the Throne Of Him that sits
IN Judgement over the earth, and holds the
oestiniss Of nations 10 His hands.
CarIsstOB Courier.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

Bur ! FEW DAYS MORE remain for work, Are
our republican friends doing their duty = In
The intervals Of activity, are they casting about
among their neighbors to see where vote may,
BY timely word, be saved here, and another
there The fact that our Douglas men are
''down In the month"; and "lask gaul 10 make
oppression better" should not tempt us to relax
effort The conviction that the people have
turned their backs upon their chief his politi
cal nOstrums takes the heart all out Of them
they are timid and irresolute, and as is usually
the case in the struggles between the powers o.
light and darkness, two men armed with the
right may chase hundred, and ten put thou
snnd to fight but let the war be none the les:
earnest and unHinching. Every vote saved will
add TO the satisfaction and glory of the achieve
ment Of redeemiug the government from mis-
rule. and placing honest men in the high places
Of trust and responsibility. We have only to
follow up our successes with steadiness and
frmoess. aud the discounted enemy must yield
to inevitable, and remediless route aud defeat,
but what Is worse to humiliation. The "gurreat
purriuciple" and its anthor viii probably both
be snufed out together and be heard Of for the
last time on Tuesday next Close up the ranks,
then, boys, and charge torches upon the mingled
cohorts of slave democracy, aud the work is
done. A few days for work, and then for the
triumph
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

AFFAIRS IN TExAs.-A friend long resi-
dent in Texas, writes, to the Buffalo Com
msreiaL adeplorable account of affairs there.
After alluding to the business embarass
ments they suffer be says: wheat is $2,-
90 per bushel, and corn brings $50; no.
immigrants arriving to bring money into the
country, and on the other hand, general
stampede northward of Illinois, settlers
frightened at the ridiculous abolition excite
ment. We are losing daily hundreds of
strong arms and sound men, who take with
them capital of which our country stands
in need. 1t will take years for Texas, to
recover from the shock of the recent excite
ment, which has its parallel only in the
annals of Salem witchcraft, for which the
material prosperity Of the country pays an
enormous price"
Who cares, whether Slavery is voted up
w voted down" when It brings such pleas
ant consequences Thisis the system, with
all its incident horrors, which we are told
must be permitted to spread itself, If it will,
over all the territories of the West
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
What HIr. Douglas ala and How he did it
From the National Democrat

N'oHi "e 4'0ttoNH DeHtOGN.
Behold the fruits of the abors of the great
'Squatter Sovereign
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Is towns in Maine,
And the Republicans gained in them. ........l,5 500
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Vermont
And the Republicans gained .........,.... 5000
Mr. Douglas made Speeches in PennsyluGnia
And the Republicans gained ............... 10000
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Erie, Pa,
And the Republicans gained. ............... 1890
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Conneaut, Ohio,
And the Republicans gained. d...................l 100
Mr. Douglas Spoke in .4shtabatd,
And the Republicans gained in the county ... .9i2
Mr. Douglas made u short Speech in Painesuilie
And the Republicans gained in the county .... 1881
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Cleveland,
Aud the Republicans gained in the city and co 800
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Tifn,
And the Republicsnd gained in the county COX
Mr. Douglas Spoke in BetLsfontdine,
And the Republicans gained in the county rs
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Urbana,
And the Republicans gained 10 the county ..... III
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Columbus,
And the Republicans gained in the city. ....... .sI
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Indiana,
And the Republicans gained .....---........2 o,oOt
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Fl. Wayne, Ind,
And the Republicans gained in the city ..... .264
Mr. Douglas Spoke IN L0pOrte, Ind,
And the Republicans In the county ...........5O 500
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Richmond, Ind,
And the Republicans gained in the county 1854
Mr. Douglas Spoke in Lafayette, Ind,
And the Republicans gained in the county .... 700
Mr.. Douglas was posted to speak, but did
not, in Cincinnati, and Brinkerboff was beat
in the county.
Mr.. Douglas intends 10 make speeches in all
the States, and as the result,
HE WILL NOT GET SINGLE ELECTORAL VOTE.
~ Another week of genial and inspiring
October weather. The regal autumn livery O
Nature has sobered down 10 drab and russet
the trees are stripping themselves for anothe
herioc encounter with the cold blasts Of winter
and their so lately beautiful garments are Fe
morselessly trodden into the dust by trippin,
girls aud elumsy-hoofed boys. All well, 1--WE al
do fade as a leaf" bat how few Of us, like th
leaf bloom into beauty more brilliant tha
that OF summer luxuriauce as we fade. We Al
come to the brown mold at last, bat We do no
all pass 70 Il through q rainbow glory.
The political stock ,jObbiDg OF Mr.. Cobb snt
bis confederate eonspiratOrs 10 New York hai
ezcited deep indignation and resentment 10 Phil
deiphia. Pennsylvania viii give Mr.. LLSooLS
at least 10000 majority, and perhaps 10000 OF
10000. She is determined to meet the issue
SquarAy. aud defy the traitors and nulli6ers,
who are now conspiring to break up and plum
der the Government Philadelphia which gave
Mr.. Foster nearly 1900 will give Mi. Lincoln
5000 majority, or more. The Bell men, who
were not bought BY the Administration to run
the machine, have joined our standard braveIy,
and are now In commission. They confess hay-
Ing been the dupes Of knayes and lEicksiers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

Coon CHEER.-The Republican State
Committee had meeting 10 New York on
Monday The intelligence received from
every county in the State was Of the most
cheering character. The State Is not only
deemed safe beyound all possible contingen-
cy, but the majority will exceed, in magni.
tude, the estimates and hopes of the most
saDguine. FRIENDS help make it seventy
thousand Every additional vote will aug
ment the moral power of the victory.
Buffalo Commercial.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03


Loco Foco SINCERITY. When Gov. Sew
ard was defeated in the Chicago Conven
tion, the head Of every Democratic editor in
the land became a fountain of tears. The
expressions Of their sympathy and grief over
the treatment he had received at the hands
of his own party, were profuso, aud the
people mightireasonably have supposed that
like one of old, they would, under every cir.
cumstance, refuse to be comforted. We
then more than half suspected that tbei'
tears we're those of the crocodile, and al
time has passed on our suspicious have beer
confirmed. When Mr.. Seward took thC
field as the champion of Republican princi
piles, and raised his trenchant arm 10 bebal
Of the election of Lincoln, their grief at onct
turned to hate, and now there is no measure
to the bitterness of their denunciations
This is about as much sincerity as they evel
had for any man or any principle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

BA-The republicans Of Indiana, stimulat-
ed by their October victory, are sparing no
efforts to roll mp a still larger majority in
November. 1t is proposed to hold county
mass meetings in all the counties on the
Saturday before election, so that the repub-
licans of the whole state may be in council
at one and the same time. A jubilee at
Indianapolis has been talked Of, bat is given
up for the other plan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

As an illustration of the spirit animatiug the
Breckenridge leaders towards Bell, we quote
from recent speech delivered by Senator Wig
fall, of Texas at Huntsville, Alabama
I would see the Union rent into thou
sand fragments before l would vote fol
John Bell
The Huntsville Alar Independent, Bell.Ev
erett paper, in copying this extract says
AS startling as this declaration was
there we're men in Huntsville that applaud
ed it. When the Senator made the state
ment, we thought the Breckenridge mel
would let it pass in silence-but no, the,
applauded, and thereby endorsed it, Doe
net this and similar declarations plainly in
dicate the object Of the leaders of the
Breckenridge faction p
In N. York, the Bell men are going to vot
for the friends of those who thus spit upol
them,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

REVEREND ELEorOR TAKEN DowN.--The
Rev. Henry Clay Dean is one of the Douglas
Electors at Large in Iowa. He Is stumping the
State with about the same success that Douglas
is the Union. Dean was once Chaplain Of the
United States Senate, and the vain old fellow
got knocked off the stump in Iowa by on auditor
after bis fashion: .....t
On recent occasion he was repelling the
charge that the Democratic party had ever
misappropriated public money. "Tell me y
said he, "who can, where the Democratic
party ever misspplied dollar" II can
tell |" said piping voice at the rear of the
hall "Stand up then," cried Dean, 'and
let us hear your answer" Up popped the
owner Of the voice.-"Now, sir, tell me, il
you can, where dollar has been wasted. y
when the Democratic Senate paid Henry
Clay Dean for his prayers p was the reply
that brought down the house.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

TIE STRUGGLE through which we are passing
is one which is to determine whether SLAVERY
or FhEEDoM is to predominant in the Admins
tratiou Of our Government. For nearly eighty
years. Slavery has predominsted. During the
Grst thirty years, when the Fathers Of the Re.
public regarded slavery as an existing but remed-
iless evil, all was, by mutual understanding and
forbearance harmonious
But when Mr.. Calhoun, moved by 'uoehasten-
cd ambition brought slavery into the field as
aPolitica element, and when, later, his follow.
ers upheld Il as Domestic and Social blessing,
TO be extended, instead Of an evil to be endured,
The 'irrepEessble conflict commenced. That
conflict is about TO be termiuated-termiuate
BY the Popular Sentiment, in favor Of Freedom.
The triumphs of Freedom, however, are for all
a,s yoke Is easy and its burthen light It's
spirit Is tolerant--its sway is genial.
The Republican party owes its existence and
viii be inhabited for its triumph, to the aggres-
sions of slavery, seconded by the stupidity oi
two Pro-slavery Federal Administrations. Had
The Missouri Compromise been left unrepealed
or when repealed, had Kansas been left to inau-
gurate her own State Government, there would
have been no Republican Party, and the Pro-
slavery Power would have secured another four
years lease.
Slavery, when il ceases to furnish Presideu.
tial capital for southern politicians, will become
different question. 1t is less the shareholders
themselves, than the Toombses, Slidells, Masons,
YanceyS. &c. &c. who are always threatening to
dissolve the Union. As a merely financial ques
ton, slavery will neither divide or disturb the
Union. Reduced to dollars and cents we car
deal with Il. When, therefore. southern fire
eaters and northern dOugh-faces have made, al
they are now making, their last struggle fol
prc-slaVery supremacy, agitation will subside
amicable relations be restored, and the whole
people rejoice 10 the return Of National Repose
and Prosperity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

FnoN WAsmSoroS.-- Notwithstanding the
urgent application for the pOslpOnement Of the
Kansas Land sales, the Secretary ofthe Interior
has not regarded il as proper under the existing
laws, to submit that recommendation to the
President with that view, rs in case Of those
soon to be offered in Minnesota.
The Relief suggested by the Secretary is that
the lands Of pre-emptoD shall not be sold
They will have the benefit Of the twelve month
credit allowed by law for paying for the lands
which then becomes subject to private sntry.
The President has made decision in the case
Of General Harney, which will be promulgated
to the War Department though be is regarded
as having violated the orders Of Lieut. General
Scott
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

At Oswego, N. Y, last week, HerSchel
V. johnson was asked the same questions
that Douglas answered at Clinton, and in
the precise words of Douglass answers,
viz DO you hold that people of a
territory, while in territorial condition,
may introduce, exclude, abolish. establish,
or regulate slavery just as they please p
Mr.. Johusou, in order, We suppose, to fur.
nish another illustration of the harmony of
the faction to which be belongs, evaded the
inquiry, saying that it was judicial ques
tion--that the right of the people to ex'
clude slavery must be governed aud modi.
fed by the supreme court.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

Senator Cruighead, republican, win contest
N.s'nne'gham'H seat IN the next Congress. from
Vn'e' ana be onght 70 sueessd Vallandlgham
appears e be N-sieeled BY i21 majority, but
,he rspno'ieans are prepared to prove 800
ilanoulens votes for him 10 Dayton aIope. Lsw
osnphel, even, helped 70 DO IL taking this
means 70 psy the repubIIcnn party for destroy.
iog themselves IN the district By bearing his no.
hhcal'g dead CARCASS hitherto.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

JOHN M. Boris has been making speech
at Petersburg, Va, where he was received
by an immense throDg Of people with a 50.
Lutte Of one hundred guns. Considering the
liberal and conservative vews Of Mr. Bolts.
this is a singular sign Of the times in the
Old Dominion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03
How LINCOLN WINS THEM-The New York

How LINCOLN Wins THEN-The New York
Commercial Advertiser says
We have good reason for affirming that
q very large number of Southern gentlemen
have already personally paid their respects
to Mr.. Lincoln and entered freely into con.
versation with him respecting the views
that will control his administration in case
of bis election to the Presidency, and that
the noble frankness and patriotism Of the
man, and the innate conservatism Of bis
mind, have won for him their respect and
admiration, and their assurance of conf.
dence and cooperation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

EXAMINE YOUR BALLOTS AS few are &C
quainted with the names of the whole 81 Elec
tors to be voted for on Tuesday. republicans
should be cautious who they receive their vote:
from. The list as published in our coums viii
answer to compare with, to see whether you are
all right.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-03

EmoRAroS TO HAYEL--A steamer pIieh be-
tween New Orleans and Hayu, to accommodate
the emigration Of free blacka President usE.
ffard encourages the work and has an agent IN
New Orleans to help Il onward.