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Blutung Der Qun0e.
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MISUNDERSTANDING befaaen purbe unb ere temIi6e 0uoniEtst
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crit cine Tlaihe hes ltneernbeh 8alans un6 Snnn 8 Si1Idsn 6ss
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wtetne 9erren. Iftt srDbem 0eranaeen e%ntpfesie id bes ~
len ~Rrantbetten Der QuftrSbre ttr ufr,tntaunasmitte Gtsnss.
tbren ltneernoen Balfant BET ftlrtena Muswurf unb QeberleiS,n S ~
aueerantt babe. Ss'Ns
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221 Gnlfern Gu., aw. 8cnofr. IL. Breobwob,
setaaft Tel9ss, TN sretten nnb britten Stud snet srDse S6lc
entbalt, bic lh befCncerS fir Wptltbdti9feit sGeieGfIoft unb
an6ere gsretae eisnen anb btat8 Serniefefet werben,
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.6rantlin 6alI"
Md9srIe Musfunft BET Spfept Mmppert,
Nro,0nt 25 GaRern Mperue.
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SStcbttg fir ttebermcbmter bon 8Gllen
unO Gpncerfen.

Der 9rpBe Saol Der Mebanic8 Saa, SO. 152 50. 5apettefraBe
nebit oerren- un6O amen9arberobe lit nun auf 6a8 ele9antefte ans.
9etattet uno nu beccrtrt unb betet Die @ertpaltung ben ~leberneb.
merit BON 8daen nno 9Cncerten Oeniefben unter ben s~iuftsften
Beein9un9en ans Os26. 3aPt
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9ln98mittel.
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rstatsangsntttel. Gsif bas bette 9elmtttel fir lUIbe aranfb.tt.
raSon eepetlt purDen, beceifen. ""Vs
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Qlllctt onNcren Wtllen Dprnus.
Mg1g@ @4ANT TARB@M
un0 faibiOn0bler @leiOerla0en,

AM~ 0Set=Yrattf SO. 35S u. 1851.
Meiueu 9eebrtn 6reunoen unc benz putIfum made i'd betmit
bic Gnset8e, bB th ba8 i6on felt Sabren an been Plabe etabltue
@eibdft abernemnen babe uno betanci9 Elm rei9balt9es wager prn
lhSnen iclio gearbeiteteu Serrentleioerr, neuelter Taccu, au Ben
biGislteu PreiIen r~rrrStbi9 bolten UNI aud iol4e aai Sefeauh9
anfertisn werce. Gtofe fir BtnterrDde uuo 9rlen &C. in alien
Scrten uo gu allen preiien- 5erner cine Nu8maH Neeeni6irre,
StDfe &C., ionic ale in bee8 Sad ~idlaSeube Nrttel,
Ga Nne BeieQln9en lper6cn prompt, bintg lno IN ~fIr3elter
6rft pom mir an9eferti9t rercen,
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gen Sbnfrs tn nleiner ltnten Sette rnritelbar unter benz Ser,en
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Sprd6e beratbte. Sd 8ldu6e, baB eie tefiee Grf6ltuno bs lir.
fade raScn mar. SIN gaafe elmer @O&e Serbreuete i'd Z b1,
Sdm9ers absr ete eanss sruit rnO rnrOe sn Sage ~ Gage beftt.
prO6irte bterauf Elm sdnseS sSatr lang aae mSsltden SMSebfstnsn my my
ter Anwetl!ng Der bsrutmtelten 4erite, aber unplaflfter gDeiie
ebne allen &rtol9. sd mar nabe Ndran, mid Der Werapeiauno
rstai9unssn.itteis anrietb. SD ssribafte mir cine sSiafbe bssssi.
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mid 9GnSli6 mteperbersefeGt. etnsi9 cur6 bic aralt ibrer uarI1Ss.
barren Ar3nel. Nhtun9Sppn Sbr
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Paitcr Der ]. HreSbpterianer- genteinbs.
Gerre 91ute, Snb., ben s. Wai 1S48.
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Gg~Se ffentlt6er 8ortraS III Der
,W}e6anic8 0au," 152 @et<6 abettetraBe.
Wtpr9en &6euD 8 ll6r bait 6r. Or, 2iebmann
eilen Sprtra9 iiber ,9eine'S 8eteRrun8.4
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@~flpeMHUer 9a1drrp u. SluBfteber (Sntltelt3a)
@m. QID96 BON 2tsburnt pa, f6reibt:
ben +. Sanudr 1858.
Sd bin fpeten fteter Seaefen BON etutn epiOenttIbeu Gotarrb
BET wel6er .Rrauibett iH tn ibrena Srafretnieer ra unlbGbborss
9etlntttel anb.
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snoer 8urn1a11e, 300 QB.
ape, ittoet mpr9ql 2lbenb 8 Ilhr irl
III Saale mu ifaltl9 ebeflamaa
tOrIi8e unterh altun 8 fat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

IN the diSpensat inns, of that retTt6atiVe
Providence which allots the penalty of
national sins aud folly, blood is ever the
avenger of civic feud and passion, To
reconquer the unity that has been lost by
faction and disseusiOn demands iu her
case a Keen and protrncted strife, alike
with domestic and foreign foes The
demon of disSord never fails to rend the
body he leaves. Yet Italy invokes the
painful exorcism. And whY2 Because
she seeks to regain that polfcal unity
which is the crown and the complement
of her civil existence, invested with which
she stands forth a Power in the earth, aud
stripped of which she lies at the mercy of
foes without aud foes within.
Do we need TO point the moral of such a
national experience by tutoring words Of
warning agaiust,he unnatural. disuembcr-
ment of this American Union IA dis.
mcmbernCut which, hecausott would be
contrary 10 nnIurc, could never endure
without provoking, bv the very instincts,
of our race, the attempt at decentralization,
to be pursued through what alienation OF
disaster and uUder what varieties OF woe |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

Ebya loc5ll. lauSofs the TeFritot1s sanction
ed by Congress
In ls47, Governor Dana, Of Maine, a
prominent Democrat. in his message TO the
Legislature, in speaking of the rigAt OF
Shareholders to hold their slaves in the
territories, said ;:
"On the other hand, the slave States
claim that this territory will be acquired,
if acquired at all, by the blood aud treas
ure of all the States of the Union, to be-
come the joint property of all. Aud they
emphaticalIy ask, as it consistent with
Justice p His right TO acquire and pos
sess property is one of the inherent rights
of man, Independent of laws aud couStItu-
tionS. Not so With the right to his slave /;
that is an unnatural, an artificial. q statute
right; and when no voluntarily passes
with a slave TO territory, where the
statute recognizing the right does not cx-
list, then at onre the right ceases to exist.
The slave becomes free man, with Just as
much right to claim the master, as the
master to claim the slave
In 1919, the Democratic party in Maine
held a State Convention, a, which Hon.
John Hubbard was nominated for Cow
ernor. This Convention was composed of
SIX hundred delegates, At which the fol-
lowing resolution Was passed., only one
SOLITARY member voting against ii!
RoSoacea, That the Institution of HUI
man slavery IS az Nv>zSArv, viii, thr, 4Maorv
OF our government, abhorreat TO the corn
mon sentiment of mankind and frsasht
with danger to all come wiihin the sphere
of It's iaflHenGes that the federal govern
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

ENehtsn papers say of Paddock, the de-
fea.ed combat'nt in the pugilistic contest
which took place on the 9th inst, that
considerable apprehensions are entertained
as. to his recovery fre,,, The effects of the
severe blow he received in the last round
with his powerful opponent, the "Stalcy-
bridge Infant" 1t has been ascertained
that Paddock's ribs are fractured, aud he
lis suffering greatly from internal injuries
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from a 4lzrzfptlo,. efs1 JA,ers c1.urr.
~ D., PhystciaH KatrdOrdtuayy to Ge Oxen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfailing In the eure OF
ali those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution f subject 1t moderates all ex-
cess and removes all cbstrnetiona, and speedy curc
may BE relied ON.
TO MARRIED LADIES
# peculiarly suited. 1t viii in short time bring
on The monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle, price One DolIar. bears she Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION.
Etssc FEs 6I,6aId not Be kaLea bg fsaEeS ds,yfao
The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
toBrf9g on AfaeaT7Fggs, Int at o4y Other
tfEae they are agJe.
Ia aIl.caseA Of Nervous and SPINAL Affections Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion
PNpttatt0n q the Heart aud Whites, these
Pills will effect cure WHEN al other means have
d;laDd although popesI remedy, donut coa-
tain iron, cnlOme Rntiinony, anything hurtfnl to
the constitution.
Fpll directions In the pamphlet around each pack.
age which should Ge carefully preserved
Sole Agents for tie United States and Cdnada,
JOB MOSES, data C. Baidwin& COS
Rochester. n. Y
n. Bssl, 90 and 9 post age stampa enclosed to any
Authorized gent insure bottle containing so
pills; ~ RETURN mail.
sold ~ LAUGHEINs &RusHPIELD and 4. H..
1880 q 8 y 4ss-A
III u6TsR11G1a1yE1D AND FOR SALE,
~ n snlatl 5ptpt Rue heat Flour aud Corn Neal,
70 eles sl tof ta1atly suses " -
= - $
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We refer our readers to the advertisement
49, Of Me.srs- CHURCH DUPONT, No. 4os
broadway. New York. The Blood Food is one OF the
greatest medicines Of the age and is rapidly driving
out Of the narkt all tlle quack nostrus Of modern
times Its efficacy is great and MS superiority 30
Justly acknowledged tat IL is found difficult to sup
ply the immense and Increasing demand for the ar
ticle. Dr. EATCxs Gel .brated .Iufautfe Cordial is
medicine prepared by regular physician Of c1ni-
hence in his profession and one who has devoted his
life the peculiar phases of Infautfle diseases 1t Is
no humbug, but medicine, which Commands itself
to those only who can appreciate t.-Ap1EachEooLa
EIOT. Timer.
"a Ses advertisement mh24 DIV
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P1LEs: P1IEs:: P1nEs::
Hha. Stftg Her ennna :

Hhat IS IT. Holr cared
Thousands OF persons have Piles-suffer for years
with the disAASCyet few know what ii is or how it
is cured. Every case of Piles whether manifested in
the form Of external tunOrs, frequent bleednes or
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
uroa congestion of the Abdominal venous Circulation
This produces the engagement, da,oa ort'ae veins.
formation Of tunacgS henorEhages pain and suffer
ing; and the disease can oaly be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally relieve
this congestion. Hence o5n;saentss washes,
and even injections, are 30 inedeeiuAl.
HUMPHREYS HoNRoPATuIcPIL8SP SPECIFIC,
simple sugar pail, taken three 1s.o yeT DAY,
curcs the disease by curing the condition uFlu
which the disease depends Hundreds. have seen
eErsd by 1t even OF she most obstinate cases All
VIII lie promptly Leaeftel by IT. Proc. 80 ceuts =
I,ox.
y B-A fall set Of HUNFHEETs' HoMDoPAzHlc
SPECIFICS with Book of DIrecsIsns. and twenty
Sgaeies in large threc-dr4clIn Vials and morocco
AMI ~ y : case Of fifteen boxes
The Remedies, by the fiagle box or fan case aeni
to any address by mail express free Of charge OF
receipt ofthe price Address
De- r HUMPHREYS CO.
No. sta BrtndEAE, New York
Sold by LACGEILINs BUSHFlELD.
ocfb No. ~ Main 81 Wheeling
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AuctiOn Sa.laI
Lewis Zt1sler. In c9lzzaesy-
"a
Lewis Oof

vs. In the Ci,rzsis CEurt AZ o9.i5
Lewis Oonk- C4sunty. June IL 7sta
OUSSUAST To a DECREE RENDERED N TTTR
4t''Ts emitted tal+e in the Circuit CsyI:r 81 Il
couzITy ga the 18th day % June lSa vii r,r,,r,s
I" st4l ~ the frolt doar G5 the Court lIfuse f a5
o1uniy ca I'm flh Dag Of August 7sGa to TIE hcf
ca blodes the following properly 1e vii "A -raz7 f
parcel o1 lot number 6f1y-tt S3 EItna:e and ,r
on Main street IN th- CITY nj Wheeling &6tuSrt.j N
u'ediaity south Of frnIt dwelling house fo-4per3r
occupied hE JsseI4, Caldwell and between said h,e
2d The loi formerly the properly d Andrea White
Salo parcel supposed 10 contain thirteen ie4; S.,nt
on A'tn street .nd running l,a:i SAM js1l one
hundred and thir7EIp {lsl feet Assso Ea.4 III lo4
40 40 situated Immediately back or east Of sad mar
Gel a1'oze described and adjoining the same Is 55
Io1Ss to understanding the Southwest c7,eg al
!9t number and Running Thence Esh
The south line al the same sixteeu ne feet IA
SIake thence We7 and parallel with the firs4 Eze 81
thus parcel sixteen ilSs Jert the pssf l.o1647r
line OF lot number screatyix f56l and thence win
the same 10 the beginning. with tie tenemenfs
TEa1ss-A credisOt six twelve and eiete, months
VIII be gwen for the purchase money The Jlnrcbasr
giving bonds with good security besriDr jrs4i.ss4
IRON dHy Of sale aud the title refaiped until IRE
whole OF the purchase money is paid
JEI SAMUEL IEWIS- Sheriff O. C.
he nhovs sale i CONTINUED ill Nanfis4. he
Sd day December next. noyIft-, !-'s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
W. 4. Bafchelnr,s Hair nre.

This splendid Hair Dye has no equal-ias4antane-
Gus ia eaec-Bsautifttl Black Material B.owIl-sso
staining TIE skin or ijuring tie IIAiT-reties the
absurd and i'll effect d Bad Dyes ard inTigoT1as The
Hair for life None are genuine unless sigped ssl'.
A. Batebelar.@ Sold eVeEyEhere
CHAs. BATc9ELt0R. Proprietor.
81 barclay Street, New y ork.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

The hrietest and most awful story we
have received this Fall comes trem Fort
Wnyac, tods A woman about to chnrn
butter, threw some boiling water in the
churn. in,o which one of the childrOn, un-
nOttced by tue mother, placed Ou infant,
and it was Instantly scnlded to death. III
her frenzy the mother seized chair and
inflicted a death blow upon the little girl.
After realizing what SHE Ind done she
threw herself into thu we'll and WAS
drowned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
Bryan's Tasteless Yermifnoa

Children dying right and leftl
Mothers not As yet bereff
Know that worms more infants Kill
Than each other mortal Ill;
But the TEnn1FUeE viii ave
Your pale dnr1inGs from the grave
MOTHER, MAKE ToUR cBoIck. Shall the Chilli die
or the Bornsf Remember, n Few doses of B-rsT,z
4"sttless N-rrituEe VIII destroy any number Of
worms, and bring them auay without main. yD,i..
Is oents. Sold by L4UGHLINs RUsBFyxI0.
fanaenterg' bridgeport and Druggists generally.
DR.. I'CLINTocK,s COLD conc1
MIXTURE performs, in every instance wJ,s3 ms.
promised when it was Introduced. It cures. viii,
the same uniform certainty that morning dis,.e1.
might, All the varieties of seTexe cold or bnrasa
ing congh and Immediately relieves Influenza Ioar
ness and tickling Of the palate or throat Price d
cents.
Sold by LAUaHLINs BUsTF1ELD. 8 Fux.
DEa BskG' Bridgeport, and Druggists generally
DIR. JAS. MccLINTOCk,s PECTo-
RAJ SYRuP.-Wherethe rei is confirmed c,upI 1,,sr.
Is always great peril. To tribe with any disease an
theresprateTy organs is to court destruction. Con-
sumption, bronchitis, plcurisy, lunsfever. Gc Ii.
close behind coughs and the only safety in such
cases consists in immediate resort to this Great
vegetable remedy. Price S1.oo
Sold by Langhlins Bush4feId s FupdenI,erv
Bridgeport, and druggists generally. jy2l
Proclamation Extraordinary, nron
Warrington City, D. c.
Asf1+s LaugaEfns d Bassasla: Gsnts.-Plsase
send ms 1edoz. Qnart Writing Fluid,
l2 Pint
70 HalfPint
Supplying the Government ofices, we onIvuse the
est Ink IN t4emaTiet, which We think yo1rs to be-
Rcgpt'y yours, TAYLOR AAURY.
October Is 1850
THE PEN AND SWORD.
For a long time the question has been arsuea
which was the iost powerful the Pen Of the Sword!
at has been generally conceded that the inanenee
and power ofthe former greater than the lat4sr.
How important them II such IL the e6ss tba4 tbs
Pen zhonld have good Inl aceOznpany itt Hence
al desiring good writing, should use CHEMICAL.
WRITING FLUID, made tJy
noy7 . - :. 2 Ssl.5eltna.
o. D0Z.5sE EOII7 AsEIOl8T1S 15i5;555
- 1lneJ t1E aale ny 2 k.sA 0t4AfE q CO.
l nssasl 5ff0 - ana l9ts4 y, LIST 8 CO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29


No paper in the land is doing such
mighty seFvicelin the cause of the Union
and the Constitution ns the good old M
tiOnat I'nsttigenccr. We mentioned the
other morning that the number for satur-
day Inst continued u long, elaborate and
powerfully written article, the object of
which was 20 show what dtsintepration
had done for those nations lin Europe. in
which ii had taken place. Particular
example was made of the case at Italy,
and moral of Irresistible influence was
drawn from the and fate that had followed
her ACKNOWLEDGMENT in the fifth century
the date when qthe barbatian odoacer
divided his landa among his Herulian
warriors
Fromithat day what andihow .manythave
3eenithe changes of this Peninsului Re-!
a"ced an ilB Tito "a mere .'Reoernnhicysl.
eS pFesslun such WIS the ;plrnse of
Alestetn1r h-.she stonclied at that date tlla.
5naa1r4ot her depression, aud since itl,t.n
mas hsen slowly knitting her ENERGIES
sometimes conHulaiyely, rs in 1898. and
z now, net ms hope Oily and persistent-
LOT fthel labor and work 3of sFeconstrnc.
itton.ant regeneration.
me slEiIgt sl0tb. ending Is IA 4tr,tggle FIR
4ttaltan 1ll,lifs he yuembers f,s 5iG M,
,dl9t1nitet and tnang led body are
llnl ether amid scenes of battl d
l.lststililsttlet q death becailae
rs
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ron. slerEhr,a clemens.
IFFoalltho pitt5 uFgA Dispatch, Of yesterday.l

From she PittsPuFIiA DilPRtcll, Of yesteFdaYl
Hon. Sherrard Clemens, the manly
Democratic representative from the Wheel
ing district of NirgiSia, is bitterly attack
ed for his Adti-Secession letter, by the.
Wheeling Union, the Breckenridge orgaIl
there, which is endeavortng to implant u
Secession sentiment in thnt section of Nir-
GINA. AThis is a late day for that doctrine
there, aud if the Republicans md other
triendszof the onion should unto upon
Mr.. Clemcns, as they probably will, they
will re-Clcct him to Congress without
difficulty, The Enjo8 probably fears this,
and hcurcits bitterness towards Mr.. Clcm~
Gus.
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Thc Principles OF the Republican
PARTY,


1t was very difficult, prior to the Presi-
DENTAL election, to get a fair heoring be-
fore the people on behalf Of Republican,
principles, especially here incur own
State. The party was new, by name, and
the people very generally supposed that of
course the principles of the party were
novel, If not new tangled, and perhaps
dangerous, or, at all events. experimental.
Those who took any public part in the
canvass in the border slave States must
have realized this. We did fully. Aud
now when the battle is over, and when
the principles of the Republican party
have trinmphcd, wc feel freer than ever 10
re-a!irm our abiding faith in the nationals
ity, the conservatism and the healthial
character of those principles. And We
feel freer To rc-asscrt what we SO often
said in the canvass, that the policy Of the
Republican party, so far as the slavery
question is concerned, is not acw-that it
is the doctrine OF the fsthers, aud was
everywhere accepted as orthodox and
national up TO within very short period.
We affirmed This doctrine all through the
canvass, and NC think that NC proved it
JUS rs o9cn as we asscgsed ii. Sill,
a,swersr. we kpcw the draw backs that
ATTENDED :. discussion in the hcst OF party
oonalSt where desire Tor votes was at
sTiautsa 10 pretty much all one conld say
I07 his PRINCIPLES. But now, when the
din Is silent, md the time for suspicion
has gone pasS NC desire to ask at'en-
ton 10 eli this talk shout the newuess
and the sCct3onoiisn of The position Of the
Republicans on tho slavery Question The
Republicans believe thai the extension OF
Slavery has no WARRANT in the conssi,H-
tion. and in adaisinn 70 ihi.. - -