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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1861

II o H y r NJ E r S.
WOUR ATTENTION is INVITED TO MY STOCK
j of Harvesting Implements for the coming Har-
have the sole Agency for the justly celebrat
al BUCKET No IE REAPER for twelve counties in
Virginia. Ibis machine stands unrivallri among
uarvesiers. It Is the most convenient nIachiue to
operate that is made Is simple u its construction
that any farmer it up aud work it. ANA it II
very sTRoNG AND DUR tELE. In short it has proved
evidence of ths-IT is FACT that Ill tho late pat
entci machines have copied ii nearly could be-
done without infringing the patent. And the better
proof Of all is, thai il has ailed to give entire
satisfaction when tried. The manufacturers are
making sizes OF this nItchine either of which is
fully warranted 30 all that + claimed for them,
that is. that they uneqnalled. AGd TO Farmers
who want the BEST MACHINE IS USE, say buy the
Buckeye
MOWER, which Is sold at the low price Of s. and
$50. ThIs Mower is undoubtedly the BEST MowER
rue rfICE. Il is much bettCr built, is
stronger and more durable than any other mower
that completes with in pTcV II is OF very light draft,
has two driving wheels and draws from tie Centru.
and is warranted give entire satisfaction. As
number of persons We're diSappninfe ed in getting ma
chimes late In the of last year request per-
sons who want either Oi the above machines to ssnh
theis orders they may be certain to get them
this Year Ny stock Of the smaller Harvest Imple-
menis, sucl Train and Grass ScythC5. irain"Cra.
dies SuIths Sickis, l!akes &C. &C. Is complete and
Implement Depot, corner Main and Quincy stEeets,
Wheeling Va Qel2) D. J. SMITH.
! DARLoR NIATCHES.-Theso matches have no Of
! 1 fensive odnr. and safely packed. Sold by
TIL LOGAN c., and LOGS LIST co.
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Dividend

WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. July s. 1861
TlNHE DIRECTORS OFTIiS INSTITUTION HAVE
/ this day declared dividend of five per cent.
the capital stock, ont of the profits Of the last six
months, payable on demand.
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God Guard eur nag, and keep each star
ESeh stripe rs bright rs now they wave,
s,IJI make IL lead our ranksin war,
still float above each patriots grave,
death 10 the traitor that would dare
Totrail it through the dust 81 shame.
All honest hearts its lot will shar6
And follow It to Death OF Fame.
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| " IN respect TO his position.
81 am aware sir" said Mr. S. "that it
has been said that his course heretofore
has been too conservative; aud his speeches
in the Convention Mt Richmond have been
pointed to as evidence of that conserva-
tsm, as alsocerta in filings at the Admins
tration, certain ifs and 'ands,' and certain
recommendations in relation to q compro
mise. Let me say what believe it almost
| unnecessary for me to say, and what every
gentleman present must know, that speech
adapted 10 a Wheeling audience or this
body, would be i'll adapted to convention
ut Richmond. He had, sir, when there to
tempOrise his arguments. He had to adj
dress his auditory in accordance with their
preiudices; and hence he may not have
come out so fully us we would have desired
at that time. He adopted the language of
the illustrioIs Apostle: Babes will not
endure meat they must be fed on weak
| diet The arguments we advance here
would not suit the people at Richmond
| l have had some experience in this mat
ter, for l unfortunately represent Il con-
sti tuency in which there is large seces-
sion element; and know the arguments |
could use in Ohio or Monongain counties
would not suit my constituency in Marion
l had TO temper my argument go as TO meet
| tue up pEOOhliOu Oh tuhI people, nut upOu
the leading points of policy. upon the
great questions that have agt"ted the pub
lie mind, do not presume any man who
knows me would doubt my soundne7s.-
Excuse this personal reference.
Just so with Mr.. Wiley. He engaged
in that species of augmentation tor the
purpose Of winning and captivating and
carrying along with him that people. He
erred in Judgment, know, sir, but not in
motive. For they did not desire reason OF
argument, or anything but rebellion. and
! they were going into that hcadlODg, in
spite If logic aud everything else.
know, too, sir, it has been charged up
on Mr. Wiley that he did not stand up 10
Mr. Lincoln when be issued his proclant:'-
ton, after the fall of SumPter. But who
among Is did not at that moment w"vcr
Not ia relation to the constiiutionnlity OF
such course; but l put the question TO
gentlemen whether hey did not Mt that
moment doubt the prOpriety OF H. Did
/ they not believe, if that proclamation had
not been precipitnted upon Us that we
could have fixed up some sort of Son'-
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Z ness possessed by this gentleman. IN tniS
kind OF work. His business is always
done With dispatch, systematically and
! with exquisite ueatHess; and his ingenui-
! ty and readiacss in the way of arranging
accounts is unsurpassed by that Of any
man whom have ever met.
! This is the Judgment of all who have
| been connected with him in business in
| this city and elsewhere. As fnancier he
also stands deservcdly high. | aPprchend
tina: the qualities to which have alluded
are not only desirable il this officer bat
| necessary The relations of this gentle
( man as II fnancier, and in other respects,
| have been such az to make him really
desirable acquisition 10 the new State
! Government. The members of this body
] will agree with me that particularly in the
organization of this State Government it
! is necessary that We should have able
men to fll the positions of the State.-
! We want the right men in the right
place, especially at the beginning; and
! il I understand the duties OF Auditor
Alright they rank in Importance not below
even those of,the governor himself: / deem
( il r4necially important that at the opening
| OF the hooks Of the State and the arrange
/ ment of its accounts and the adoption OF
! system gu which 80 much will depend in
: Ins tuturc We!IhTe anu SOou COhuHSt VI it5
/ buRiuess, we should have the hes: man We
can secure. would not speak thus posi-
lively and earnestly did not realize the
importance OF getting good man TO fill
this position. Personally there is no reas-
on why should prefer Mr.. Wilkinson to
Mr. Crane. 1t is simply question of the
fitness OF things, and the idea of getting
the right man iutbe right place that make
this appeal before this body.
Mr.. WEST followed at some length in
support of Mr.. Crane and appealing to the
sympaib;es of the House on his behalf
| lie was succeeded by Mr.. Moss who eulo-
gized AR. CEaae for his qualifications and
strongly urged his election.
/ Mr.. KRAWEs was appointed to notify the
/ Senate of the nominations.
! a message from the Senate announced
/ tia, they were now ready tc proceed to the
election Of Auditor, and had made no adj
! ditionnl nominations.
The roll was then called, and resulted,
Crane. rs; Wilkinson. 3.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
THE CELEBRATED
mi. q GNETsLC OTL,
The Greatest Linimentin use!

A CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
"A swelling of the breast, pain and weakness in the
back and Joints, sprans bruises, cramps, numbness,
frozen limbs bites oi insects, goiire sweed neck,
paralysis loss of power in the limbs, burns, nama-
tons tumurs, wounds, swellings salt rheum &c, &c.
And effectually and speedily cures most of the di
eases of Horses, as fstula and poll evil in the begin
ming; also sweeny bi head, SPAWN, splint, bruises,
gals, strains, scratches, wound swelngs, &C., &C.
e1F- Manufactured only at the Drug Store of :. r.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 80 and ~ Fist
street, MaTysville, Cal. jsn16-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04

Dallp 3(atlonal lrmutrat
Hon, John Conness and Hon, Hem,

Rooms o. THE UNIoS DEMOCRATIC STATE Cry.
TRIAL COMMITTEES, Nos % - CouRT BLOCK, !
san FnANrIsCn. .Iuln % 1sGl
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
HNSU RANCE.

HARTFORD, PHOENIX, CHARTER OAK,
CITY and MERCHANTS
or IA RIFORD
The METROPOLITAN and GooDHUE,
OFNEIV YORK.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above companies will receive Applications for Insu-
rance JOSEPH Z. SMITH,
Lumber Dealer,
corner Fourth and streets.
n B. Wooden Buildings Insured ap17-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04

in any climate.
The Family Ca thartIc PILL Is
a gentle but effective Ca .hartic which tie propr-
ctor has used i'll his prac N ce more than twenty
| years.
The constantly increas ling demand from those
who have long used the = PEEE.S and the salts
faction which all express in regard TO their use has
induced me TO place them lIwithin the reach of all
The Profession well tSIkDow that different Ca
thartics act on different A. portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY GA 1THAssb1C PILL
has, with due referenceI TO tins well established
fact been Compounded from variety of the pu-
rest Vegetable Extracts (which act alike every
part of the alimentary 1Icanal. and are SOO1 and
fe in all aSs CatlRrtic is ed such
| rs arrangements of. the stomach, sleep
ines~. Pains in the Back aud LOtns,
Co iiiveues-. Pain and soreness over
the whole body, A from sudden cold, which
frequently, if elected Yend in a long course of
Fever, Loss of Appe- lite, n Creeping
sensation of cid " over the body,
Isestiessness. Heat ache, or weight IL,
the Head. all En" Hamn,"IOry Dis
caatS, Worms III IIC.iidrtn or Adults
sshcumaIisn. GIgreat Purifier ofthe
Blood and many dis ,'Ieases to which flesh is
heir, too numerous to lmention in this adyer.
tisement. Dose to 3.
PRICE, THREE DIMES.
The Liver EhvigOratOr and Family
CatharsiC Pills are retaled by Druggists generaI-
ly and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns.
ST. w. SANFORD, vi. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Broadway, New York.
Sold by the Druggists everywhere, by
PARK 81 WHITE, Sole Agents
for the Pacific coast, 192 Washington Street, San
Francisco. au3-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
Sprrial J0otitra.

- 3"The following letter, which emphatlcally speaks
for itself written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College Of Medlclne--to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical journal, San Fra
cisco, for publication:
pHrtADTLPHiA, January 17,h, 1859
To the cltors Of the Pacific Medical journal
Gentlemen: Ny attention has been called to an arti-
Gle In the December number Of your Journal In regard
Co the ed euudem degree granted by the Philadelphia
College of Med.inc 20 DR.. i. j. Czapkay. When the
application for the degree made 70 the Faculty it
was accompanied by all aVts and test nonals to the
effect that Or. Czaptay was a regular graduate NJ D.
the hungarian army and was regular practitioner
of medicine. On the str nsth Of these the degree
was granted The al curdem degree, As It's name i'm
plies, is conferred On graduates only. and gives us
new privileges Had there been the slightest suspi-
cion of Irrc-uiariiJ, the application would have been
refused. BY inserting this in your journal YOU VIII
do act Of Justice TO the College, and confer favor
on Yours, ,vertrespectfily, H. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty of ihe Hlradeli his College OF
Medicine.
DR l.. J. CzAPNAY'7 private Medical and Surgical
Institute is Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific M3i Steamship Companys Office,
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no enumeration unless he Effects cure
Onice hours from 2 A. y. to9 P.H.
CE.TcTEgSC the undersigned, Coz
crnor OF Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. T.. J.
CIaphay bias served during the contest tor Hungarian
, liberty as Ch CT Surgeon, In the Iluucaran army,
/ with tltIIul pcrs,ycrprce Whereof have given to
him this ceruA-ata, and recommend him to the sympa-
thy, aen on and protection OF all those who are
lahe OF apprecatog patriotic sell; sacrifice and
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor OF Hungary.
NAsd.NdToS CRY, Jan. Cui, 1852. my1I
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
NO. 14S.
The New Union Democratic State Cor.
tral Committee.

The following Is list Of the Democratic
State Central Committee for the ensuing
year:
Los Angees--Ezrial Drown
Aameda-R 5. Farley.
Anador-A G.. Brown
Butte and PMmas- y. d. PLAN
III Dorado John Hume.
CAaveras William Highly.
Iehama and CUlusa-- Charles r. Fisher
Contra Costa and Marn-Tlmotbv Mahon
Fresno and Vularc-Niam g. Norris
klamath, HUMBOLDT and Del Narte-J 7. RYAN
Aarposa, Merced snd Sianisuus--A A. Decrirp.
Mendocino Napa and Iake--Edward McQary
Monterey and Santa Cruz ~. NJ. O'NeiI
TuoIamne and Mono--L L. Quin.
Nrvada--J. Il. Byrne.
Placer /. B. Arnold.
Sdcramento-,J. w. Cofroth.
San Bernardino and san Dieg T. L. Hunt
Ssu Nateo aud San Francsco-J4mes Byrne.
san Luis Obispo q Santa BarJara-C. r. V. Lee
San Joaquin illam H. Lyons.
Solauo and Iolo-J. c. Davis.
Souoma-J. B. Southard
Sotter and luba-PhlIip Drescae5.
Santa ClAra-N. 4. Edwards
Shasta and lrniW-John Il. Knox
Sierra-W. j Forbes.
Siskiyou-I l., n Ketchum.
Additional from san Francisco-J. p. Hoge, y.
D. Cotton, l.. Haskell, }. b. Shaaer, T. Donahue,
2. LYMAN.
From iuba Charles Z. DeIorc
From Sou,ma-I. d. Latimer
From Neveda-S H. Chase
From Fl Dorado J. J. Green and T.. Willow.
From Sacramento A. Rediugt0n, Frank Dem
vcr W. B. Hunt aud p. II. Milford
From San Joaquin Henry Hugeins
lrom n.slaus-MIucr Walden.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
nun NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
-rv AND WEEKLY
ny A. S. RANDALL n CD

,,.1L. SD. CHRISTIAN, ]. F. WHITAKER
n l.. CRACKBoN, W. Dooh"'4N'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

I UUMPOUNDED FKUM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up In
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
/ in climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
TERMS OF THE DAILY :

,,,.nsr Maiden Lane and Sdoo71d Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
..,,r WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

.,Tshed every Saturday morhrg, and cont"n'
is pa"t ".aieht columns Of reading matter lhe ann
iVsnI VsnaI fishers will be to make 1t good paper aho
s,utsbec fering forfriendsint the Atlantic ota'eS'
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
PER YEAR.. By mail ...HVE ED0LLARS'
Ss Noaths. IS 90 Three Months ..']2 VI
F.ist of Agents.
x.P FuSTTER. -. ..ban frenoleco'
a. n DXVIDSON - ........ Sacramento.
ni.IiIp n nj q FARifY ... .Camptonvilie.
Eom,'Ss I1r Ss yx1IEFN ........ St. Louis
y;n y.;vTppTS. WILSON & C0,...,.-....r Pine Grove.
nm n q. BURNHAM, -. .Morrison's Diggings
H1TriNTINGT0N 1ri BROS, J. W .0kEAK, ,Downfeyile
r. FEEKS. ..-.-.. ......-' new Iork'
r. r. JORDAN. ..North san juan
u COOK. ..'..'s'' ''.hpIlS
~ II q JNO STONE,...,..........Ne Nevada.
W.K. SPENCER. Grass valley
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04

The following Is list Of the Democratic
state Central Committee for the ensuing
Vpart
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04

PER WEEK. X.''''''''....:'':. 80. ~
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
ROGERS
ICE CREAM SALOON
ID Street, opposite the Post Office.

FENHE undersigned would announce to the cit of
IL Myrysvile that he WILL on Thursday evening 10th
inst, he prepared to them with ICE CREAM,
and CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES of superior quail
ity and in the mcst popular style. No pans will be
spared to make this one of the most deserving and
popular Cream Est blishments in the State. 1t will be
considered no bragadocia, when IL is known that
have been in the business constantly for twenty years,
Should say, that for the past fifteen yeaIs have
known no superior ia the manufacture Of ICE CREAM.
To the great diSiGeratum in Cream-richness and 1a
vorI shall be able to give proof that have attained
Families and Parties will be furnished at short
tice, with Cream of any favor, accompanied by all
the necessary convehieuces.
s. F. ROGERS.
~ n. b. The undersigned, IN charge of the Sa-
loon, Confectionery and Fruit Department. will be
very happy to receive the favors of his friends and
the public gentray where they obtain all the
choicest varieties of Strawberries, Cherries and APP
ricots. Also Peaches, Plums and other fruits in tn ir
proper seasons. ma16l 49,.
G. III. BEACH.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-04
MI q RB BILE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVINE 81 BRO,
Il street, betaoeen Sirth and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Gel.
SCULPTURE, Dusts, Statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
ter tops, &C. &C. constantly hand, or made to order
the shortest notice.
Oriers from the country promptly attended to.
N. B.-P J. D. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
gold Medals at the several State Fairs a. from the
Mechapics' Institute. irn9-ti
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NrSrbliAe Gentralbahn.

MGr6liAe Gentralbabn.
Durd< 3G9e mad benz Weften
qt5abrt: MrrSens s. 90 Olin. unc Nadai
tas8 8. 90 Minuten.
Carlton Iecomsbation8s3 n8.
Gbfabrt 4 nbr Nadm.
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rcIfbert 2e0bnaneen, Ml0bsI. gspbn~ unb geael. sSaj.g. talsl.
SonH lel9e rdte settpstS mtf Eager tnD) ln6 iserbOuet III,
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Direftrren:
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I1az9'D o. SntIeg Williams. @etrgp
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mad aller Gbeilen pes WeteuS
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BITE ntat ~Serff1ien frnttn, fe ~ bfAasen +:
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SaB. 6. &l0rfe &Gp}t
g. S. 2Batuer S3t"tsG0e4 t GAf G3is
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SzSere5en8e, @orStuoare ,c.
49,. OefGdftsz8 erlegnug.
FaaR4SkAs Orr ltntersetAntte Eat fett ettiahaaeratr6dft sn
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auf nnSeltaf fene Arl a~nesferttet. Die GrdbfArifteR pesSsn
auf BerlGn9et III bsptfaer, eneltider pber anbtrer S&ttft etn6e.
grdbeu. 8erner ~Ubernetnne tA G4e rprtrnAnteneen Gtetnbduer6r-
betten an 5p&banten u. |. 10. unb Sin tns Stdnbe Dtrsteruneeu
aufs Gei6rdaYraRe mad benz 8auftle Der @ebduse a~Rsutriaeeu.
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Mbfabrt ntO Submit Ser Gifet6abts
3M9e+

3M9e4
8a1tim gre uno Sb 10 @tienbabns
Na9 M a din9tpn.
abfa6rt. 4nfu1lft.
4. 80 II. Z. 35 YprR. 6 - II. 10. 40 Uprn.
3. so n. 5. = Nadm. 5. SOU. 8. 90 gtad1iit.
8en Wafbin9ten.
StbfaGrt. Anfnnft.
6. 1917 Z. 40 IL. II 8. Z. 45 II. 9. 80 s5prut.
3. 05 II. 500 Ra4m. 5. 90 u. z. 35 Nzdna.
Na9 Sanby SOFT nnb Be9fes
%ttenen.
sbfabrt. 4ntanft.
8. 80 Mer9ens Ycit. - -
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0effi4e Waralanb Giienbabn
(Galssrt StattOt.)
SIS u. 4.3o Nadnt, (bis Weftuinter)
OmnibuHe far Waudelter fte9en 9tenlfa98,
D%pnneritoss uno Sanlta98 nit bent Wor=
geu3use in gerbinOuns.
Die 3aSe p~erlaiien Weitntnlter um 5 l1br
unb II 80 gOrmitta9s,
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observation-disclosures.

Da8 Rcifs2Ctal wirb nm Il lt6r N1Or
seSffnet uno nm Z l1br Gbenb6 scidlpRen
gin Spnnta9en lit ba8 @ebGllbe Bios
i4en 8 nns 10 n9r gcrmittaSs Offen.
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No9 8eIatr. = Ycn. 8rppn8 6ptel Il
0isbitr. ieoen Dienitaa Dcnnerta8 u. Sam
flag.
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yea d. 8e~ifer8tpmn. 8cm WeItern See
ber Radmittag 3 l1br.
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Nad SelIpptlle (Bbi1ap. Rcap.) =
Bon 6ift1s Gun 9ctel 5iS9ff. ieoen Dien,
flag, Ornneraa9 u. SamifaS.
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Ag~ Sur teIcaeerea Se~l.ltdtBrtabn2e.
5tapagoertr uhs g7tieahe fsGtea iesr pUrFGtts fetn, Jese Ee tbr.
@iuttte faufEn unb fgEiAt 6efelten ugr son iotGeR e~ngeRegteT
8eantea sanfta, Srslae sMt tbtep Gsfait lsben, u1t aBfr BON
Htaflera Sber 3psf3entra8era, ba lie fraR sr Gefaer nas8e(es
ane, befdbuiasf!t 81 trerbea uo thg Gslb iaienE ~Ggsea5ea.
DurdFaArt3>0iQette
mad aaea Gbsilen Dfs ggeaers Fnb III BADEN Set
GD. q. &t!tebratSf,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gent seg 8altI7cFs- AHo
SEip-gtfsa4ata.
sasot J1p. so Tbame8ltr., Baltimore.