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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29
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For the American.
Republican Campaign Song for 60

Rise Republicans, fer Lineoln
Gather to your couutry's call,
On your hearts her name is written,
Rise, to help her, one and all.
Rise against each fcud and faction,
That bctokeus wrong or ill
Rouse your virtues into action,
For we love our country still.
llail our Lincoln hail, our Hamin
Raise that thrilling shout once more,
Up, for Lincoln up for IIamlin,
Raise the shout from shore to shore
Foes are coming, full of bluster,
Hot for battle, and for gain,
Therefore brothers here we muster,
just to give it them again
And if foeman, blind with fury,
Seek to beat our warriors tried,
Wait not then for judge or jury,
Drive them up salt Rivers tide.
For our Lincoln aud our lInmln,
Claim our Chorus as before
Up, for lincoln up for lIamlin
Eaisc thc shout from shore t" shore,
SEC, uprearcd our noble Standard
Crowd around it, gallant hearts
Shalt our Nations fame be slanIered
by inhction on aar parts
lie, the rabid -outhron threaten,
Let the stoic poughiacc come,
We will whip them with our Lincoln,
We'll redeem our hearths aud hgme,
e our lincoln, and eur IIamlin,
Wake our chorus cvermarc-
Eulo our Lincoln, aal our lIlmliu
Rulc our laad from shore to shore.
Sullivan, June T., lS63.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

When | awokel. the lamps was a bur
MIN ,hmly. Sum o. thr rssssrnIur- Wis a
-uorin Ike paw NPueses, aul the little dam-
-cH ia the pine eownd VI, singin ''OIt
tu the sill, nit " The enprincipled t.
ioroan and the mi-r,hal man in black
Aloe wls grur, anil al - ,il1iu it
a4-ht onto NY hranr thai H.. hssn -wini-
lc1. He ho-tt nn mnrc Of h,in smart
SarffrfuIiy yurcs
Aaf0Nl " sRn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

How TO WATER PLANTS.--As a rult}
water should never be given, until the
further Withholding Of it would be detri
mental to the plants. Habitual watering
docs, in the majority of cases, more harm
than good Plants left to battle with
drought, send their roots down deep in
search of moisture, and when min does
come, they benefit more by il than thpse
that have regular waterings all along
If the ground is dug deeply, and kept IN
good heart, plants that have once got cs-
tablishcd will bear drought for any length
of time, bat things lately plantcd,and that
have not had time to i" get hold must be
kept supplied or their beauty may vanish
for half the season Sueculcnt vegetables,
too, which Ought to be kept growingquick,
must have abundance, and of course,
plants in pots must of recesstv have sut-
icient There are two important points
to be attended TO in giving water, one Is
to expose the water to the sun before us
ing it, to render il soft and warm, and the
other is to give Il thorough Soaking at
once, sufficient to keep the ground moist
for week Supposng the supply to he
limited, but regular, the best way OF econ
omisira both water and time is to take the
tarde", piece by piece, watering each
piece thoroughly every evening, and then
beginning again as at first.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29
Corrtsponacnt
GouLpsBoRo', june 9th, 1850.

+ i0ULDSB0RO June 9th, lSOo.
THE spirit says unto me write, write
but what shall | write? | have a
plentiful lack of subjects my stock of
ideas is small and my thoughts unruly.-
| Truly this is sad state of affairs for
one afflicted occasional y with the "racoe-
thcs scri6eadt. " But there | wont
make my preface the longest part of my
book so, seizing my rusty pen lor my
pen which should be rusty from long dis
use) | will make vigorous effort to say
Somethia9, even though it don't amount
to much. Nothing has come to your
/ faithful chroniclcr's tee as happening
lately in this ancient town which appeared
especially worthy Of record. The wealth
or is time honored subject of discourse :
the wonder is that it don't get worn out
with 50 much handling. "Mcrric May =
was prominently a month of drought ;
destructive fires ragged unchecked by the
rain for which we prayed; illusiyc 81 gus
of wet weather deceived the weather-wsc,
and people everywhere arrived at Il rcallz-
ing sense of the truth of the old adage
- all signs fail in dry times. BY the way
it i our private opinion that they often
fail in ,eet times too The ground grew
parchcd aud nneled cooling draught-
Natures face WIS grimy and she sadly
needed an ablntion June has treated her
to few delicious shower baths and now
-he looks up with clean, shining face and
her g'ui1l appearance is much improved,
Weather wisdom is rising in value, aud all
green things hold mp their heads and re-
joire The weather promises well for veg
citation. We had May day worthy of
I'll. allcn times which ftlly justified It's
claims 10 all il, poetleal attributes. Such
a Nay day Is Il rarHy in 9TH sc days
anil worthy Of special mention. How cv-
ery -rasaa hriass il. own peculiar work
AMI it own ps.aliar enjoyments! All i
life al artitit, ar9anl Nature is al
way Al work AMI II Is surprising what an
amount q work n turns of in year.
she has great many trades but shs is
pretty COOL nj all Of them. In her ease
the ell alaee "a JACK at all trades Is
4aai At none dos not apply. The trees
are I'll drs--el ia green but each one has
if- di,tlnetisc features. II has been truly
-tfi TINT s. tr5e, mover lose their lndvlda-
alits even wAea stanslins all toseih'r in
a forrest The Nipple trees Rave been
hr,elN deeAesi IN &" hlosSoms PINK and
Ftite, htt iaey -a"n lay aside the ianci-
III atm lhr-' sober el' trees afford
thst's'l3ss taIs ti,flit enee = var IN hoh-
rr ~ -gfns Ike sa'ft good, prudent
F.afis IS ho indulge Themselves on very
particular occasions IN an expensive out
by n" swallows, have cemmeneedmak-
~ IT, .af7 fiHns taf h4asaseaPin..
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

StSfrN AtsH. ttrr= lfI- Ip-t s',su
lsaE- >T5s frsf NJ Fat -. III 6#~t
elretris telegraph ip Auaf..t u TT
pi,,', Of ueN. s.ut over II 8ts fh- nsiai-
ratiau af lam h pa}k t. rr-l.Hsi
malr At BiItmar,a sut arsHnu=-t a.
Washington tao halss ta slsiH==,,l' tiit-
mail
No=opt at that dtl. rru'nti, nat e,sa
tn rr5i,..,or himself, dreamed hov cl,-,-
Is tb,. rlc trie Nire aau'l h- interviewer
with oar duiy tfiF Nv IITuai irlu-
are rnap, hf electricity. fh.s,a- A.,
cluzht /, ,lg tsisite. lost children ar
iaunl hy elttrlsIts azs D. 4r nH- =,
electricity, W1t hr. al. - AMI etn.k-
STRIKE bl yI-trlitl. Armia. u+4rea stfl
feet, sal II A. brllpg- Trltt, ar,
nes,lt,tal II it, " trl itlf.,-l.,l. ....F.,f-.#s
thod,nI mile. apart. bs b. a. .lp. nu
ou a ,,.is q. el a it-tapt t.t9
~ night it dles an eter al varll
gathering urss to ,ery,. A., ta Ia a. hse4A-
lazr, ~ dsy Il Hjc- all over thc world.
here consrtluIatiu- kiie. thgrr ofi,r.
ius a funeral h-re utrHus st disaster
there ,lmm1uiuz d 9pt4a here
buying ,,ork hy tbs hunil.lbarre. taeas
selling grain - III, thousand '4sss'-.
arran.iu. FIR feast anl H. sht-, fsf sef-
mons aud stock blrstju,. for t'ic hlrina-
uie> of u concert, AMI tn d. asl cf
convention, for aw.nakins aai laR -brfaN-
ing, the fail Of empires aul the fall of
thermometers, the can lidatc. Tor the
Presidency aud the candidates for the
pcnitcntiary. Truly, the romance Of the
Arabian Night, i tame beside tha reality
of the electric telegraph.-AHaay Jour,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

CpLT AN FlLLY.-colt is the name of
a male foal until il is broken for the use
Of man; il j. then called horse.
Fills j. the name of female foal, and
/. - called until it is broken for mans
usc, aud il Is then called mare.
\ hlly Is not colt at any age, Web
ster to the contrary, and rice rersa, a colt
i- not a iilly.-Spira Of Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

pRoHrs FROM PotLTRY.-At a late
discussion by the Concord Farmers Club,
a~ reported in the New E0glaad Farmer,
J. Il. Farmer remarked as follows:
" Las, year he had twenty hens, and rails
el ope hundrei fifty chickens; did not
know how many cgeS his hens cost him
halt = cent per day This year he had
thir,t hens, in January he had fifty doz-
IN eggs, he rot thirty cents per dozen.-
Bought one hundred and fifty pounds of
bet and kept it by them while it lasted
he pounded up the bones the hens cat
pounded bone. grecdil.y He gives them
warm dough once a day in coldweather. 1t
we kec,, hens for thcegr, only he thinks the
Polanl or Black Spanish, or Bolton
Greys are better than the larger breeds.
Il Is more profitable to raise chickens
His hens range over Il ten acre pasture
he keeps scraps by them. Hens should
be treated gently; hens that are perfect
ly tamt Will lay twice as many eggs as
wild ones He thinks hen manure better
than suano. Last year he had enough to
manure three acres of corn in hill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

SowiNa PLAsFgR.-Thc addition of
little salt and unleachcl ashes 10 plaster
for clover has the effect of giving the clo-
yer an early start and attracts and fixes
the ammonia from the atmosphere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

Did universal Charity prevail, earth
would be heaven, he'll fable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

ERNs, Ten copies, $1,000 one copy when
pad within six months, Sl,50 at the cvpira-
u9n ct the year, $500. No paper discpntiuu-
ed until all arrearages are paid These Terms
will he strictly adhearcd TO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-29

I TERMS OF ADYERTIstSG,-on square or les,
| three insertions, 5 rs; each suhst qutntinstr
I ton % cents. One square one year, 80 90
| A liberal discount made on long advertise
ments. A s,uareis IT. lines Nonparcl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

COMMON SENSE rules the masses of the
people, whatever the misuamcd and mis-
anthrope philosophers may shy to the con-
trary. Show them good thing; let its
merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give it their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the Judgment of a physician, con-
corning the virtues of HosrErrER's BITTERs,
as may be seen by the immense quantities
of this medicine which are annually sold
in every section of the land. 1t is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other
remedics-vet devised for.the diseases of the
digestive organs, such as diarrhna, dysen-
terry, dyspepsia, and for the various fevers
that arise from arrangement of those por-
tons of the system. Hostetter's name is
rapidly becoming household word, from
Maine TO, Texas, from the shores of the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the article
aud be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
0zS@ See advertisement in another coll
nmn. nov3-1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

@crncurr, conar-The case of DR..
Cr"cEaft against David Armstrong, for an
assault upon a child of the latter, was
tried yesterday. The assault took place
at FFiadelphia some time ago. 1t appears
that some children, among others one of
DR.. CTacrafts, made raft .out.of some
lumber belonging to Mr.. Armstrong, and
were floating upon it in mill-race. 1t
WAS for this that the assault was commit
ted Nj. Armstrong alleging as mttigat-
ing feature that the child gave him some
impudence and abuse. Mr.. A. was fined
$50.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

,,,s: HEApAcnE y the fAyOrite signify which ma
tNse makes Known any whatever nun tb.
st0te OF the brOin, md yiuMcIl In this t II
.y Se to9hea on 9s safeguard intended TO give
nUtiee OF disease which might otherwise cscSue ut
tlIl too ate to be emeded; and ts iliilc
IONS sN9SIu mover be peSlGctel headaches may he
nn9er two names viz: SyInptCmatlC aud
1uupatnlc. SymptOnRtfc Headache Is exCtTEIIy,0lr
S9lAon ana Is the precursor of great varerS Of
assesses among hich are ApbpIeSy l0itt ,bSnms.
nsm anu OH te6riS diseascs Units nervous F1n II
in, .s Of disease of the stomach coIstinJ
OF worm CONSTIPATION and SSisS
uisoE9ets OF the bowels Well us renal and ntcrn
0ecIons. diseases Of the heart orc very l,sbTIS,
.ssalsl eatnches; Aneml u1ai thorS M
which Frequently OCCASION heGdNce
1f., hsodaSs u also very sonso Icing
uo9e, sometimes coming on sud6 in SfEfts III m
parsnt sound health and psUstratfng at once t
nehtat anu physical energies, aud In
or SssTs On 6 SSy heFaIed by depression Of rfs
Is N the tront OF the head Overcome or both eyea
also be named Nelt,t'L0i4 s-e Ssss ttsS2
me t,reatment Of either class of Headache
SsPhS!lo tl!!s have been found a SUI eHntl ef
& gu the most acute aius In few minutes
ana ny It's subtle power er1idiCatng the dIseass X
~nlch HeasacsIc is ttse UnerTing index y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DB~PROrEsson wooDs Ham RpsroRA-
TEvE.-This beautiful and pleasant prepar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
identifying in its effects, making the hair
soft aud glossy in appearance, but in view
Gifts removing at oucc dandrutf aud itch
ing, and all cut0neous eruptious, US we'll
as restoring the gray and bald, we'll might
a gifted statesman say, I hare admired It's
toonde1fuE effects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24
Constipation or Costivanes,,s

No one of the ..many ills that 'flcsl is heir
prevalent, so little understood ana 30 much ~
ss SostlSeness Often originating r
of ~. HaDlts; it's regarded slight disorder
t It Is the precursor ind companion Of NJ
early ngy1 as and n danssrons diseases unless
timely grave Among tho lighter evils of STcI,
SS; Is the usual attendant are Heaachs
SS Foul Breath, Piles md others Of
sGcn as Malignant Fevers Assesses DysenterT III
Isteri. GiyyspePSa, APoPlexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis
trt Melancholy and 1nsaility
n.aIang symptom Not unfrequentiy the diseases
originate IN but tako on an in
an early stage From ali these copsideItions " =.
LOWS That the disorder should receive Immediate at
sSni!oH whenever 1t occurs, and no person should
10 Sef box OF Cerlnlic Pills on the first nm
peaf9nSe Of the complaint. as their timeiytsS vii
inc approaches of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life. -''E esSSt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24
Gltlll1llEtFla4.
Jay 1FF5I#sl57155=RF S7i5I=T5S a q

aEEs IlllC CIR APEf.
C1SC1SN4TL Nor. 21.--AIa rket very much uusettled
1or eastern Exchange Spdy B5ukcuse supplying their
customers sparingty at &c prcn aud paying Z for
=: and Bank checks, but not buying PhilaieIphIa
AND balttn1ore paper Of suspended Penna. Hanks:
10 per cent. discount for Pittsburgh and Phfhdel-
phta and 10 for iHterinr Banks. Money very tight
and though the demand for It Is limited news from
New ork makes things look more hopeful bnt that
from phiiadOlpla and Baltimore counteracts to
great extent, The market for all kinds OF Produce
s stagnant and heavy; little doing In any
1togs duh aud toWwflling to pay over them
Hotning done In Provisions worth naIninR,4 thht
prices are nominal Hogs offered freely al So 5000
head arrived the last "a hours ESi.fEF3f
The.Weathel has been showery oil atteFnoon.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov % -Elo1r sells slowly to the
trade at 6E@5,25 for common and superfne, $53lm
$50 for extras $562lS@6STL for exfr6 family and
s6t@e,eO for fancy; the Inspections for the week
amount to a24 bbls. Wheat fir1ner; COCO bus. rod
sold at 20 and white at Corn limited
detnand GOO bus old yellow Bodat e56A66c ana new
o. 5O95 Provisiohs quiet; mess pork nominal Mt
SIC. Whisky lower; sales at 2Ge Pc p
Wheat firm at Sill for red and 81 25@l so for
white Corn steady at e0@6S for white aud yellow.
r. pr9ytsons dn pork $17.s Lard u. Coffee steady
nj l4C9l4s<. Whisky firm at 2O@2O14. sss,z. =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24
Currencylln7oinc

From the Cincinnati Gazette Of last night.l
The uncurrcnt money market continues
unsettled and quotations are unreliable.
The par list was further contracted to-day
by throwing out Wheeling and interior
Pennsylvania. This arrangement of the
currency is operating injuriouaiy in all
branches of business-wholesale and re-
tail-there being considerable quantity
of it III circulation in the city, and every
remittance from the country contains more,
or less of it. This is in fact the most an-
noying feature of the panic, as experienced
here, and it will be the most difficult of all
the troubles to arrange. Our bnnkablc
funds now are Ohio, Indiana, Estate bank,)
Kentucky, Louisiana, Pittsburgh and Phil
adelplia, New York City and State, and
New England Virginia is 10 to 20 dis;
Missouri to $; Illinois 10 to 90, Wis
consin and Iowa to 10 {; Tennessee to
10; interior of Pennsylvania g.; Balti-
more s; Indiana Free Banks par@4 dis.
Most of the bankers refuse all uncurrent
funds FF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

B8@BOARD1Na TRADER.-On Wednes-
day last Chief of Police Long, of Pitts
burg, came down to this city for the pur-
pose of arrestiug "a young man named
Rush who, was supposed to have left that
place on trading boat, after committing a
burglary in Allegheny City. The officer
went out from the landing in skitf and mr.
rested the suspected person, but found he
was not the right man. The officer went
home, and as he was leaving the train, af-
ter arriving in Allegheny, he overheard
two men talking about the man he was at
ter, learned the whereabouts of the guilty
party, and succeeded in arresting him the
next day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

Equity CouHoIL.-The City Council
met again last evening and wanted a quo
Fam-bnt the night being dark and rainy
1aey were without that essential for the
Transaction of business. This was the
second time the council had met without
having quorum. There was some talk
OF sending ''snatchem" after them and
inning them, but the Council at last mag
UNANIMOUSLY consented to an informal adj
J0urnment till this evening at Z O'Clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

Explosion OF LocoMorIvE.-A
lOcOmitive attached to freight train on
the Central Ohio Railroad yesterday morn
ing, exploded near Evansville, with
terrific report The engineer and fireman
were blown over into field and both were
badly injured. The fireman, it was sup
posed would not survive. A portion Of
the locomotive was blown into flinders
and pieces were picked up at an almost
Incredible distance from the immediate
scene of the explosion. Several cars were
thrown off the track and considerable
damage done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

~ OVEN EXCITEMENT aud the mental care and
s1 incident to close attention to business or
99IIuuy, arc among tue numerous causes Of Neryoms
elaSne. ne uisordered state Of mind and I,Dly
nenent to this distressing complaint is u ftal bIor
~ aud ambition. Sufferers bygthts dlsor
always obtain speedy relief from these is
MLeeEer Tie symptoms appear 1t 1uiets the over
Shea Dtain and soothes the strained and Earring
always accompanies and aggravates the disorlereI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

RNTHE Agent of the Associated Press,
IN this city, sent the following dispatch
concerning our bank suspensions, as We
learn from the Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh
papers of yesterday. There is no doubt,
as Tue agent says, that our banks never
were IN better condition:
:; WHEELING, Nov. 22.-The banks of this
NV suspended Glp specie payment, this morn
VIII Ihey are III undoubted condition and
VIII Keep their notes good currency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24
A Real BLESSING

IhySeta'a-W Airs. JONES' how is that headache,
MRS. Jones-GOne! Doctor, all gone! The PHI Ion
S yo, S"rea me IN just twenty minutes and wish
ysfcEonYo can get them mt any sSr1
S' LOT CePhalic Pills; tind they never fail Ii
4eG ON them in al cases of lIGaLnchc -
T0mES-1 shall sond for a box directly and
5 5a. tell all my suffering friends for they are real
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

II TWENTY MILLIONS DOLLARS sAvrD-bIr. sna,d.
% mus 500 two millions OF bottles of his celebrated
lives nj least ten dollars worth broken furnitur
dDI. naking an aggregate of twenty millions Of
yenton Having mado his Glue !. LouEeI'oJ lrorj
Ut l now proposes TO do the world still greater ssFVeS
t,, curing an tho aching heads with his CephaIic
tiIs ana II they ara good as his Glue HeadacISs
VIII soon vanish away like snow in July. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

RsS@CoUNrr corRr. A session of the
n aS9nty Court was called yesterday after
cd viii, nj ss the case ofNelson Banks, obarg-
Coats, charged Fidel Mayer, and william
that act, we're examt6tng an accessory to
stabbing by Banks aud thshe fact of the
Coats was sufficiently established isity of
rant the Court in remanding the prisohet
for final trial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24
sardIy ReaIiRed

Iii I'D "a 'orribfe 'cAduche tbs nf&Srnoo- -, r
stsPpod into the hapct eeares hand says biYtS Ty
naI Can you h.ase me OF an eadacheI ~ijccS n
upon that e gave mea CsphRlic siii hand IS
onor1t cured me 50 quick Thar lt1sl "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

e Din yon ever have tho Sick neodachsP M
SSM remember the tlrohbing temples the feyered
PROV; tne loatllLng and disgust ut the Sight IF food
on T or So stS unit yo9 we're for pleasure
relieved from ali the suffering wlic iSs
For this and purposes YOU sh6mld
ua%.'ys nave box of tllco nid to use ne occasS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

n GEEAr DIsCovERr-Among the most important of
Sa ~ medical Of this 0ge may he
from Small Pox. the CephalIc PHI for relief Of
Of Ea,.e and the use Of Qnnno the prevention
o. EeVers, either of which is sure sneciic who's,
benefits will be experienced by suffering
long after their discoveries are forgotten
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24

,.Sg-..I Know A BANK WHEREVER THE
WIN THYxE BLows."-Those mysterious
.ar,Icmen with the black carpet bags
zero in town again yesterday, with their
,noe packages of Wheeling money, upon
,.Licb they wished to draw the specie
M, nary specie was called from the vasty
,.p,bs Of the secure vaults; or, if called,
III. the spirits of the vastly deep, it didn't
come. These scekersPafter gold and silver
.re mt to be in a bad humor, and TO glance
on their finely engraved bills, contempla-
ting the good looking busts on the corners,
,be pictures of watch dogs, bridges, and
h,d signatures, and say to themselves
awbat does all this mean? If you promise
10 pay and don't pay, it amt the clean
,bing. Your bills are all very nice aud
very pretty to look at, but if they arc not
,,od for the current coin of the realm
thew are good for nothing and might ms
veIl be given to the children" But our
citizens feel that it was better for the
hanks to suspend, and that too in time.-
T rb have thus been enabled to retain
their means and will be able to resume in
regular way, in much shorter time
than If they had gone on to exhaust their
resources. About here Wheeling money
fsvery desirable and no bills IRE received
with less hesitation. Ohio money is also
much sought after but is growing scarce,
Most bills are scrutinized closely but as a
general thingorc taken as heretofore in the
way of trade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-24
MIS- e(IHIIlA NEo ga.


growing tcndeqeNl in this age .apryupsiafe the
ost words Of ether lSpSuaers and alter
S21te 10 incorporate them into our the
tcr the head is now becoming lcps,leriseS h Son
9S S ISSR " With ,33 ar e1ae-
ann the word Cephalic Will become as cSi,reo a.
Eisetrotylo and many others whesc iistincttbn a
tolsIsn words has been worn aWpY by cunnon v.sEc
ui''t tney Seem native aud to the manor IornF