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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
FROM EoRr EMS

New YORK, July 20.-The steamer City of
New York has arrived, from Fort Pickens
July 18th. The gunboat Huntsville sailed
on the 18th for Mobile bar. Lieut.. Simons of
the Huntsville came in the City of New York
They left the steamers Mississippi, Wyan-
dotte, Vanderbilt, and State of Georgia, and
the storeship Release. The Vanderbilt would
sail on the 10th for Tortugas. There was
nothing new at Fort Pickens. Wilson's Zou-
ayes are all in good health, ar1 were building
sand batteries on Santa Rosa Island The brig
Lucy Darling was boarded off Hatteras by
the gunboat Albatross
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22

ID L. ALLEN, NJ. d., has taken Office
Lie No IL Pearl street. ;or the practice of his PROBES
sion Reference-The Medical department Of Yale Col
eye dit mv2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-22
SpettatIes. &e.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, l72 10
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
~ invites the citizens of this place and vicini-
~, TO call and examine superior selection
IL of SPECTACLES containing his lately i'm
EllN proved PERIsCoPIc CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
II which he will adapt to far sighted, near-siglt-
II ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
HI sire them, according to the true state of their
I Ill eyes. The material used TO make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, In puri-
I'll ty brilliancy and transparency, rivals the dia
N.Y. mond, andfOrms the most beautiful and perfect
Spectacle Lenses verintroduced. and possess.
I'm es great advantages over the common glasses
Y In general use. Their perfect spherical form
III u gives more extended field o. vision. Their
~ purity and transparency OF mi terial presents
n less Constructions to the passage of light--over
%11SS comes, in great measure, what is called by
III n Opticians alteration flight. Consequently,
I II objects seen through them present themselves
/ III in clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
" that glimmering, wavering unsteadiness,
IN pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
Y III sewing IN fact, approaching the per
feet lens Of the natural eye it is possible for
l1 art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
K without due regard to the condition of the eye ;
o practice often productive of serious conse
Quences prudicng the minds the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by skilful optcian
made of the aforementioned MATERIAL WILL instead
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T MArKRJ
ALLY
He keeps constantly on hand small and large spy
Glasses; Gold Silver, and Steel Spectaees and Eve
Glasses of all kinds different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale aud to hire; Magniyine
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, &e.
Al tifcial Eyes inserted and made 70 order
Having taken the agency of of the nrst manufac-
turers of Pebble Lenses glad to be able to sell such
for less than they have before been sold tor
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the Destor
experimentation free of charge.
). R0sENBUSH, Agent Optcian,
n2U Il successor to L. Shrisheim
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
ACARD-n. 9. BoYHAM.

see the above named gentleman has
announced himself as cndidate for the
City Clerkship, and desires that the voters
of the city should consider his claims upon
them.
Mr., Bouham is one of our oldest and
most respectable citizens, and has for y
long series Of years, been identified with
the mercantile and manufacturing interest
of the city. he has never asked an office
at your hands, and his experience rs an
accountant eminently fits him for the Office,
willie his polite and accommodating dispo-
sition must commend him to every one
having business relations with him.
Let his fellow citizens rally to his sup
port, and they will not only succeed il
comforting n substantial and we'll meritcd
compliment upon an old AMI deserving
gentleman, but Mt the same time will pro.
cure for the city an officer every way quail
iged to discharge the arduous duties per-
tanning to the City Clerkship.
ltPd UXToN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

SoNU OF the Secessionists, we are in-
formed, were busy in the streets yesterday
reporting it about that Prof Ross was
"Black Republican" that he voted for
Lincoln, &C., aud 1y these reports trying
to reprsss the popular current in his favor
as = candidate for the Convention.
We need only say that there is not
word Of truth in these assertions. Prof.
Ross voted for Bell and Everett. He has
always been Wing, has always been
noted FLOR his high, conservative and pa
triOtic principles. The trick of trying to
throw odium on Union men by reporting
that they are "Blnck Republicans" and
"AbolitiOnists, . is one that will not succeed
here. In the South they called men like
DIR. Logan and Prof Ross l.submissIonists"
and invoked prejudice against them in that
why. Here that term having no effect
they drop 1t, and try the cry Of .Abolt-
ton" Its the low game which the traitors
are playing TO accomplish their Internal
purpose of secession. we warn all true
Union men to beware of this game of the
traitors Spot item at it whenever you
can.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

Mr.. Clemens rises TO a Personal Elk
P ana hsPdes to 6 the n6 S% I6
he pnt In stPnne h'i or Ssvonity Falr,''
Tpror, IN. ,,rr,.-,.,,l1g,t IN rbe HoDseJ
Ar C,srons fn.,n Va risinr IN n
,...o,,.I 1900; 49, no ,,s,s.,.;v.5
Frng tho otf5r;sI raSor, I I5st hi, roiSssSnc
M Tar,fnt i rsn6rts,l ~, have eTnrsssed
= wish +hst he ff,1s1nsnsS sLoniJ On nm
with bis ,r.itor6Hs ren,Szts he Under
stool tI,ot h;s coIi,.a 1,,o made so,ne other
LS..,s,;.,, ,,b;oi, al 49, -sosI, I;s a., =
49, 7, 49, ~. III, ~ rst ne we'll
as s vt last The n,,s;t i Which he conceived
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
THE CONVENTION BILL.
The way the Traitors may Succeed
by q MeRgre Minority In Passing an
Ordinance OF 8eeeSStOn-NeStern
Virginia Ina the Convention.

The way the Traitors may Succeed
by q MeRgre Minority In PeSsing an
OrdInRnce OF 6eeesStOn-TEeStern
Virginia in the Convention.
firm the Richmoud Correspondence Of the Wells
burg Herald-I
On Monday the Convention bill went
through NIL the necessary stages and be-
came a law, and already in this part of
the State hosts of candidates are an
nounced. Among some of the prominent
names may mention Ex-President Tyler,
Stuart, Baldwin, and Robt. E. Scott
There will be host of Union men chosen
from Eastern Virginia. and unless a great
many disuuionists are chosen from West
ern Virginia, the State will not secede so
soon as has been expected. An effort will
be mnde to elect men in your region who
will declare themselves Union men with
certain provisions, &c, &c. Beware of
such they arc traitors iu Disguise They
are in correspondence with diSuniOnists
here. There must be no shufhinE-no
''pnltering with US in double sense.
1t is emincntly proper that there should
not bo any considerable vote against re-
fcrring the action Of the Convention to the
people fol ratification. Common fairness
would require reference. y minority of
the Convention may represent less than
one-third of the people. For example
"a districts elect disunionists by small ma
jorities; Is districts elect union men by
an unanimous vote.-the State might in
that event be controlled by but little more
than one-fourth of the sovcrrigns. Would
that be republican, or fair? The remedy
against such an outrage is for the voters to
to retain in t!:eir own hands the power to
veto the action of the Convention.
1t Is growing more probable that Wcs-
tern Virginia will demand reforms in the
Convention, especially on the tax question,
1t wOnld be very funny for Virginia to go
to war to have slave property recognized
as other property; when she don't recog-
nize it herself GU the Textbook.
Men Of Western Virginia-there may
not be another Convention in Virginia for
long iime-now is your time to demand
settlement! When you demanded your
rights in the Convention of 1880, and
spoke of your gallant sons, who had rush
ed to the defence of Norfolk-you were
requested not TO parade their ghosts =
You have rights now that you ought to
demand, that you may have power to OBJ
taiu-a like opportunity may never re-
turn. Will you demand them? WH you
demand that yOn shall hare political pOWcT in
proportion TO your Vhte population! WI
you demand that all kinds Of property shall
pay tGrss in proportion TO It's Ualue! Will
the land and home of Philip Doddridge be
silent in times like these
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
The KIND OF Persons who go for
Secession.
From the nichmond whlg.l

While we do not mean to say that every
secessionist is IoNfer, VIC do mean to say
that nearly every ''loafcr" We meet is a
sccessionist, aud bent upon resisting all tn-
v.sions of has rights under the Constitu-
toni He swells up to IN amazing extent
whenever Black RepublicHnism is men
tioucd, and declares that he has nailed his
aas to thv masthead, and has Inscribed
thereon "Resistauce." Glorious Inenl Ye
have come to US from former time, but
your names will never DO remembered after
the present generation!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
The Southern Students At Canons-
burg College.


From the Washington CPa) RCpOrtsr.l
An attentive correspondent at Canons-
burg informs US that within the last ten
days, about dozen of the Southern stu
dents in attendance at Jefferson College,
have left that institution and gone home.
Whether they have gone to join the South
crn army or because alarmed for their
safety in these parts we are not yet in
formed. Possibly the latter may have
been the cause of their departure. In
confirmation of this view of the case we
may mention the fact that one of the
students who is the only son of M amin-
BILE widow lady residing in Mississippi, n
short time prior to the late election, re-
ceived letter from his mother betraying
the deepest concern for his personal safe
ty, cautioning him to maintain the utmost
circumspection in his department., and es-
pecinlly to keep himself within doors Mt
night, as she had learned nearly all the
Northern people were enrolled in an or
ganization called "Wide Awakes," add she
was fearful if he fell into their hands his
life would be taken
Such is Republicanism rs represented to
the people of the South by Northern DEM
ocrats.
Somebody ought to take and send the
old lady copy of Etheridge's speech,
which we publish to-day. Perhaps it's
her individual case he had in his eye.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

TIE last number of Puueh is worry lively.
The large picture, called the 'Real B .rba-
rian from China, /" shows Brittauia on her
throne with kueeling Chinaman bearing
the indemnity in a large tea-cup aud sau-
cor. Britannia looks severe and the Chi
naman sulEy. Here are few hastings:
Kindred TTes-Frailty aud Humanity.
A Cardimdl T,Irtus thai tie Pope WanLS.-
Resignation.
AFtetioH IN Nan aud Womsn-Women
are said to have stronger attachments than
men. Il is not so. Strength of attach
mcnt Is eViueed in little things. a man Is
often attached 10 an old hat; bnt did you
ever know of woman having an attach
ment for an old bennett
RRek has kind word for newspaper
correspondents NPPrOPos to the sad fate of
one In China. 1t seems that Bowlby, the
correspondent OF the London Times, land
Packs frieadl who was killed by the
Chinese near Pekin, was born in Gibral-
Tar, but educated in England, at country
academy. Tom Taylor, the dranatist, was
his cham At school Bowlby studied law
for soue tiuae, but in ls4s was engaged by
the 4tHes as special correspondent and
sent to various parts of the Continent,
particularly Hungary, Subsequently he
was connected with Julien in his musical
Enterprises. He was about a year ago re-
engaged BY the zsnss to proceed to China
as special correspondent The terms OF
his agreement were Gl5oo a year, with
liberty TO draw upon the concern for any
amount that might be required for the
efficient discharge Of his duties. Mr..
BoWlby proceeded to China in the same
steamer as Lord ElsIu and Baron Gros,
with whom he WAS sbipWrseked. NJ.
Bowlby was about torty-three years old,
and has len widow and Eve children,
most Of whom are of tender years,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

OxE of our business houses, yesterday,
received an original SOFT of letter from
Marshall county, an order for merchandise
and dissertation on the crisis-nbout
half and halt. It's Incorporating pat
riotism is its particular feature. Some of
tho "brethren" will understand the follow
ing, perhaps, even better than we do;
'Secessionists may now so all around
the Glorious Temple Of our Union, and
examine the pillars thereof, and look for
themselves, and see if there be one stone
missing in the grand aud glorious super.
structure. All, mol Every stone in this
gloriOns superstructure WAS squared by
Master Mason-the Supreme God-Hnd in-
struments in his hands were raised up in
the person Of G. Washington and those
men who co-operated with him in cstab-
fishing government where the Supreme
God, and no other, was King"
"G. Washington" is pretty good-but
here are some passages that arc better.
Speaking of "our rulers" (of whom he
has poor OpIniOn,) he says that ''they
have cast us down not only into anarchy
and derauged currency, bat they have
interrupted the whole business of the
country, and to some extent derangcd the
commerce of the world. The love of our
glorious country, however, its stars and its
stripes Is individually frd in the hearts of
the people,"
Farther on orr local Artemus Ward asks
this question;
What Yirginiau is willing to fight uu-
der Palmetto flag with a rattleSnake
kissing forth its deadly spleen. Twould
be doleful flag to die under. No rather
let our motto be our country, our whole
ever. believe tho original resolutions
of Senator Crittenteu good enough and
that they would have been passed had not
tho resolution been added to carry the
line on into the territory that we have not
got aud of course ii We divids never will
have. / believe it was done with the full
knowledge on the part of the Southern
members that the North would refuse aud
they would have some excuse for carrying
out their pet project OF Southern Con.
federncy.
Aud then they call on Virginians to fight
for a territory none of them now own nor
never would own it anarchy continues.
If these lines meets your APPRECIATION you
may use them as you please this is where
thU'"goak" comes in) if not throw them
under the table, you will however excuse
them as the Outpouring OF one who voted
for John G. Breckenridge and of course
not an NbolitiouiSt, that powderwAs burnt
ON Henry Clay, it wont 20 OF now. We
will elect Union man from Marshall to
the Convention overw helmingly sure.
Yours,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

THREE young men were recently tried
in Lampriere, Wis, for shooting at and fa-
tally woundiug dog, and the jury gave
the following written verdict: GAN three
guilty, plaintiffs damages assessed at six
pence; and each of the defendants to have
another shot at the doglp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

TUX ladies in New York are said to be
cl"morOus for consignment of the Pskin
plumber. They say it is distructing to
read of the way in which magnificent silks
were twisted into ropes by tue French SOL
diCrs, and fans aud furbelows not to be had
in Broadway love or money, were ruth
lsssly tied up In bundles, and piled in great
heaps in the imperial chambers. 1t will
be impossible to iron the creascs out of the
hrocades stifrwith threads Of gold, in which
the troopers begged their plumber. China
nick-narks will he plenty as blackberrics
soon, Paris and London, aud will doubt
less be sold almost for song. Pans from
the Imperial harem would be quite the rage
the mspdarins' buttons would be ap-
ropOs Of the present style of trimming
ladies' dresses and cloaks. Silk of the
dragon pattsrns would unqpestionably
meet with ready sale, and New York
BELLE illuminated with embroidered mon.
ssers, would be charming sight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
sTATE CnNYENTI0N-
TRUST SALE.
A CARD.
Wheeling Female Seminary.

TTNHE EXAMINATION OF TIIE PUPILS IL TIE
above Institution will take place in the Seminary
Hall ON the 30th and 3lst inRts
Not molly are Parents, Guardians and the friends of
Education generally earnestly desired to be present.
but also all those Of the city and surrounding
try who have daughters and wards to educate. The
examination will close on Thursday evening, with
Music and ElocutiOnRry exercises.
The next session will commence on Monday, 4th
February, 1861. Mrs. Hanna deems 1t unnecessary
to dwell upon the advantages afforded by this insti
tuition a. she has spared pains expense in en-
deavOriDg to make II worthy Of patronage.
Prof. WyumH, In addition to instruction on the
Piano, will give lessons in thorough Bass aud liar
mony; also private lessons to such preparing
Whilst thanking the friends Of the institution for
past Efforts, Mrs II. would remind all that in the
present embarrassed state Of affairs extra efforts
must DO nRde or the school can Discontinued only at
great personal sacrifice to herself and the Board.
This she is confident the whole sOulel Protestant
community OF Wheeling and vicinity would not de-
sire did they realize the Etnte Of the case She
cIa upon all who feel that the very bnlVvrlCs
safety consist In the intellectual and religious trRn-
Ing Of our youth to rally Aronnd this Institution that
1t may successfully contend against opposing inHu
ehces, jRn25-lwd<W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

TEE Mobile Rsst.tes, In speaking of the
presentation of q banner 10 the Mobile Ca
diets, by some ladies, says. at was fine
sight, full of suggestive thought and glow
ing feelings, to see beauty and manhood
thus confronted" Nothing more natural
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

TuE following note, says the Marion
(Ala.) Commonwealth, was lately received
by gentleman in this place from his over
seer:
Dear Doctor-Pleas send me by the boy
a pair of trace chains, and two door him
ges, Jane had twins last night-also two
padlocks. Yours. de.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
MARRTEn.
9TOther8, read thIs,

The following Is extract from, letter written BY
the Pastor Of Baptist Church to the Journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volumes In
favor Of that EOrld-rsuoWnsd mkdiciae-MRs. WINS
lows soorarSa sERrr goR CHnpa1S TEEImSa:
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WinslOW's Soothing kyrup. Nov We never saIi a
word in favor of patent meaiesbetor In our life,
but We feel compelled TO say 70 your readers that
this t' no humbug-WEHAvE Fh1Eb IT. AxD Know II 70
HE All II CLAIMS. 1t Is probably. one Of the most
successful medicines q the day, because 1t Is one Of
the best Aud those Of your readers who hare ba.
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FRENCH WORK COLLARS,
u do SStt1, NJ er,1t
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
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wM. A. BAUCHELoRf IN DYE produce :
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
&C.
PARTRIDGE,
voI1sL MAIN sTREET,

"AyISG PURCHASED LOT OF GASES and
Ill FRAMES at PANIC PRICES, rFTPo+es 20 %,I M
them with pictures At prices to astonish rue MIL
LIONS. a. .s..-,
FSfr IA VCi4INS ever offered IN Wheeling.
Photographs and Pictures Of eyelY styls. g tAu!;
made IN the best manner. ATaEIGty Of LDcHStS ana
pins at discount. Also. y large ana OeA1HHl "e-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Female Health! F9T6aIe Health!

Thousands Of Ien.ales sung from deransementS
peculiar to the seq, Plrst, and most cOAmOh among
these is, FENILE wE1ESns n wHnns, OF LErUoRl.i
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No be entirely we'll who thus suffers, and In
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These Remedies, by fhs single box CASE are sent
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
SECRET or BEAUTY.

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Intends aud the aristocratle circles Of New
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ration, % much 40 that they would eonsIdeT the
toilet Imperfect without this valuable aud purely
harmless preparation. For sale by ~
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jazz Centre wheeling.