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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
Lr.. 81 spEc1Hlo REMEplEa.

No. 1.-For Fever, Congestion. and Inflammation.
No, R,-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie Wettins the
PS So. s-E5r Collie, Crying, TcesAlns, and w.kefal-
o 49, .. 4@TPt Dlarrha, cholsr. 1nfar,a .pa Sum
sc 5.%PPoF Cole, oripinp.. Dy,entery. or bloody
no 10. s.-yor otolera, Cholera Alorbus, Vomiting.
Ne. 7.-POr Coughs, Colds, Influenza, aud Sore
No. s!-Por ToOth-ache, Paee-aehe, anil Neuralgia
30. 9.lEor LIsAiHehs, Vertigo, Heat and Fullnss1
NJ. io.EDisPEPsIA P4l1s-For Weak and DsrAnged
stomach, Constipation, aud Liver Complaint.
No. 1t.-FuR FENALE IRRE1utARrTII ScAnty, Palm
full, or Suppressed Periodh -,
No. 19-Ror LsueOrrheR. PrOtnSe AenSe1, And
No. isUPor Group, Roarse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No. lt-sAL1 ItnEuH PllLs-For ErySiPelAS, EruP
ia. 15YRaFuNLTio PIIls-Por Pain, Lameness,
Sorehezs In the Chest, Back, Iolns, or Limbs.
A-.FoE Fever and ASns, Chill Fever Dumb Ague'
P.-For Jfiei, Bind or Bleeding, Internal or E1.
o4por Sire, Weak, or Inaausd Eye. an. EyelIds
PA!i7E, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C-frr CatRFrh, Of long standing or recent, either
web DISTRACTION or IrofIse llschRrIe.
W. C.-Fnr Whoorins Cough, AbRtng its violence
and shortening its course.
In all acute dl1esSeS such as PsVerS in1a limitations.
DaTThosa, DySentery, CrpnI. Isl,euI. aiis sui such
OrupttV dlSeAses Scarlet FeveI heAsles I'D Fry
EpelGs, ~ dvahtaEs Of giving tie IT"iel remedies
PTSnPny e ooy"Es HIs' " oil E.sh ssses q se-
49, NAS Aue eLlFG uESenAe - oilen
arrested a. once, and In all violence Of the
attack II moderated, the dis ed and rem
dered leal dangerOu8
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequsnt Oc-
S9FreneS and which 50 often lay the foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, aud Consumption may al
be at once curel by tie Fever aud Congh Pills
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak
stomach, CONSTIPATION, LIVER Complaints Piles Pc
male Debility, and Irregularities. old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes Caiarrh, Salt RheuIn, and other
on eruption! the case has specifies whose proper Rp-
bncauon Nlll a1ord cure In almost every instance.
0tten the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or CaiHrTh, Headache or Female
weakness, has more than paid for the ten times
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
MANHOOD.

'Ln't FeSfi'hed, in Sealed EarsIops,
on on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL.
CURE VI SPERMAT0RDHuSA, or Seminal TVTe,Sk-
emissions, inducing impotency, and Mental and
by ROBT. y. CULvERWRLL. NJ. n
stEtRoT 81 tkS -GrseH llnnl; ~ ~
WuTld.FenoWncd author, Ia this admfrnbl. Iee.
uFe clearly proves from hts own experience that the
TeHi9Ned without medicine ahl without daneProns
setS'eal operations bOusies, Instruments rings or
CNtHls' pointing out mode Of cure at once certain
~ ~ which every sufferer, no matter
&aI ms condition. nav be, may cure himself
Prirdtalg cad radically. Thts lecture wIIl nroye I,
6non to lhousantla and Thousands
sent under seal 70 any address Ipast mid ON the
Es,SSeiPt o. Two poStaEe stamps, by adiFessinR M
Sll.! y, KILN D, l!1 lOWery5 Rev York PoEtTbfce
- S 1850 jancq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT

The LrsHtOrs C7aiRs Acknowledged and protected
tyM G1eerHR'eHtE Cf Ci,nania, the United Satef.
d'nt Great BritaiH: to all ,rhops it htay concern.
NWHAT CLAIM As Ny INVENTION Is, TIE
eontriTancS OF Keeping accounts current OF
Whatever ktnd, description variety, In printed
orm. by keepinS the statements Of The several ne-
counts type their equivalents
the type being 90 ArranSed In form RS to admit OF
being readily md quickly REQUESTED in any particu-
lar part, where an account may have uniefzonA n
Change by the lapse OF time or the current al nsi
mess tTanslctiOusi that, when rG4uIiusted In ali
such parts to any given date an impression then
taken rom the type shall exhibit, In printed FORM
representing all the balances or conclusions In af-
eordanee with tue end ends contemplated In keen
ing Tue recOri rendering H. in commercial business
oAIence sheet OF tue most compact aud perfect
character, the details OF cement being s16sfan
naly - recital IN specification, wherein Il IL shown
that tue TACT or tacts 10 be recorded NAV Is rRpr.
oented by hgurra, GymbOlS dates, or numbers used
either Searately or In combination or By whatever
else will indicate the met or flctS AZ desired. an,
furthermore Elsed on this primary Invention oiso
claim the device or cOntriTanee Of rendering ar
transmitting accounts In partial fill statements
Hhe9 the statement or statements so sent are thus
or substantially thus kept in tyne by fl,s c1DtrI
Tancea Of my invention, be the medium OF trInsmi
1o6 WHAT u mays but the particular mode OF rem
ueElnR accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted OF Apron Movement, Rect and Cater
stamp Claim IN tic lrUadest and fullest sense: and
as2 the nlAeliuH tttelE embracing all its forms and
modes, OF operating, indicated in tesrriIIiDr ~
either Hs simple hand Instrument or "a prupeIlei
by machinery. And In ennecfon with tbssc s,ri
nc claims and based npon them Nlso claim Mi
otheF means and appliances RUbatantialy tile same
as tiusS heFein claimed or intended to be claimed
itH 'hese claims tlly acknowledged and protected
~ above, this invention has aIre.y sprsSi itssii
over Canada etghtcon States OF the American Union
three hundred Newspaper Ofiers ItsImmenss vSIT;o
To banking and similar institutions will la shown In
cirenlar which will make Its appearance sSon
Right or "DispAteh SIaGhnes, will receive dine At
tention, when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, B ~, To-. " Z Z, or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

A ''cOnundrum by induction must have
cost the H"'eker6Oekera good deal Of labor:
Why l. a beehive like n lad potafoI
Became Aboe-hiVe lS y bee holder:
And bcholder Il = spectator,
And sPeck-iater IL \ bad potato
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

correspondent of tue Philadelphia
Buttstf" thinks there mnst be some mis-
lake IN the passage from Pope, 50 often
quoted as follows:
%'Tis education fsrias the common mind;
Just a. the tEEiE Is bent the trees Inclined"
Pope evidently had presenti,nept of a
recent event in Texas, and intended :"
write:
. It's plain, secession forme'l the traitors mind:
Just As the treason beu,, the Twiglys inclIned."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.

&4 SSitis.sssssss sts8sSS;l
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November cath, 1s0o.
" Passenger Trains will leave BRIDGEPORT a fol.
lows, Sundays excepted:)
HOO A. II. MHil Train, stopping at all siations x
cept New Salisbury, SuumitriIIe prank
lin, East Rochester. MouItrie HootStown
EaFlNtlle, Macedonia, Bedford, and New.
nu!g. arrives At pittsburgh at AGO p. NJ,
Baltimore a 500 A. b.. Philadelphia NJ
G:6O n NJ, New York at ESQ p. NJ fnsf,nl
Cleveland at 7:3O r. NJ. Toledo at 1870 A,
1880 A. 81.
1000 p NJ Express Train. stopping at All station,
except Liverpool, Smiths Perry; Indus
Try Heavier, New Salisbury. East Iloch-
ester, EarlYille, Macedonia. BEDFORD and
NeE6urgi arrives at Pittsburgh at 2:lO
a. 81, Baltimore at 600 p. ~, PhilRdel.
Pkih At $500 P. NJ. New York at loo p
~, Cleveland At $40 A. 81; Toledo al
1850 p. NJ. Detroit Mt GOO p NJ, and
Chicago az lI;OU p, NJ
Both these trains make elose connections nj ClevA
land and Pittsburgh for tho points Indicated above;
also, Ior Erie DnnkIrk, Buffalo and Niagara Fails
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. II. and s:I5 p NJ, and
arrive at bridgeport at $50 T. n. and 6:25 A. NJ
Leave LittsburEh at l;i0 A. d. ard 1:40 r. NJ and
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S37s.
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In tho West North
street next door to Sprigg House. Wheeling Va nni
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this roa and Its Connection
70 the East, North, West and Northwest al Ofiier
No.S Water street, with Freight gent At BrIds
port Station. R. HAMILTON: Agent,
JOHN cI1ApMa SSseAil Rssn. Va
in. MCCULLOUGH. President. si'O'''O %
F. R. MYERS. Dent Ticket Agt. nOv2s
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Rev. Robert, Dlelt fs4s FL. y 3 4 81 81


- . AAAhSSS 4s0IrtOn1 ENGLAND.
la To LINK, who In the Montreal Gasstte Of lat
February, 1890 PrOnOuncsS the "ideA7 Of keeping
thanks are hereby rendered and the assurances given
that thi, gross A6surdity s all that Mr. Dick has
patented IN tue domain OF keeping accounts Ills
Grnss 1osurdty IS not PirAtically struggled in any
manner; neither bodily nor partially; neither di.
ealy; this ground lils claims cover, and Sothing
moTSi the absolute monopoly Of this al,surity and
mounting else Y all he asks his claims nationally
So''A' e'1e+t' ~ aeptT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR pURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy cure Of the SuBjOined varieties
Disease;
SrtSIa and !Scrariloas IisetieRS, such as Tsuaors
CieerA orsA BIuptionS. EiRlPles lttEtuLSs, Bloteh
e, Boflt, Blaf7S, and all SKIN DistdEeS
~ F.g.la OAKLAND. Ind. 9Th JunC. 1852
J. @. ARR Co. Gents; feel 1t my duty to ac-
knowledge what Your SHrsaparilla has done for mo-
Having Inherited n ScrOtulOus Injection have suE
ieTed from u In various ways for years Sometimes
u burst ont IN Ulcers my hands and arms: somn
times Il turned inward and distressed me NJ the
stomach. Two years ago It broke out on my lisad
and covered my scalp and ears with ono sore which
was painful and lOlthsOme beyond dsscrip tiUn.
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief FROM anything In fact the dis
order grew worse. Al length was rsiOced to read
In the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
Alternative (Snra ariA) for knew from your repu-
tatton that anything YOU made must lr good.
sent to Ctnennat and got IT, ard use IL till il
me- took It, rs You adyise. In tinnil dOseE 81 a
teHspOoniul over month: and uAei almost tlr.s
bottles. New and hea. thy skin began to form
under the sc4lbs which amer While fell on. Nv
skin ls now clear, and know by my feelings tlIat
the disease has gone fOni my You can we'll
believe th9tl feel what saying when tell yOn
that hold to he Of the apostles Of the age
aud remnip ever Gratefully, Yours,
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As az lhs 80 No7sas, is5o Sc - -

WHINING, 9th Nov, 1870.
NN and AFTER the 25th November, 1850 the passsn-
" ger Trains will be TuH daily as EllOWB!
RinFt-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Ln'Itn, Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling. BenWOOd, Baltimore. and Washington City
EXPIRES departs daily except Sundays At 9.4S A. NJ.
and arrives IN Baltimore at 4bO A. NJ connecting with
the earliest trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimore At A. M., and arrives
Rt BenwoOd Rt s:l5 T. NJ and Wheeling At S:IS p 81,
making direct connection with tile Western Exprrsa
train Thtb train will only stop for wood and Wnter
and meAlilR the passengers.
second-The Great SOuthw esteFn, St LUuis Cinein.
natl. Columbus, Wheeling. BenNOod Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
9=2S r n. arriving In baltimore at e:S5 r NJ com
Meeting with tha afternoon trains to the Eastern and
Southsrnci cities. Returning. leaves Baltimore at r
NJ ami arrives at Benwosd At IsI5 A. ~ and Wheeling
At s:l5 NJ making direct connection with the great
western EXPIRES trims This train will only stop for
wood and water and neAlInE the passengers.
freight train with PASSENGER car attached will
leave daily, except Sundays for Grafton At $40 NJ
Returning, viii arrive At 3-l5 P. II.
J. B. FoRD, Agent.
l.. NJ. COLE, Ger'l Ticket AGENT nnVOa
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DggpqtLdi AsqTt DfIealt, nm. Eofen,,,. 1EIor,b,
IL Nfhrrlniin z ~ =
ayers CherrY Pectoral
HoR THE RAPID CURE OF
coughs Colds, Innuenzn, HoarGenesa,
Group, BHonchitiS, IneiI5fen9 Cor.
80 sumptlonJ and Tor the Keller
OF COnGumptlVe Patients
i'm ladVhneed St0ReHT.

OF the Disense,
This IL remedy 70 unfSehai1y knew, n, ,,r,su
any oser Tor the cure e throat anil lung eompIaiDrl
tt - useless here 70 pubtslI the evidences q It's
u5Lues. It's nnrTalled excellence for coughs and
s1lds, and tts truly gpnderfnl cures Of puimouary
es.e, isIe made Il known throughout the ciViiI1ed
tIo9a gu the earth. Few are tie communities or
2laI Of Its eeots-mO living trophy IN,
tIeIr IniaEt o. victory the subtle ana dan
Setons dRCTdeH o. tue throat aud Iunrs As all
know the dTeadful fatality Of thesa disbrers ana u
ssy Know, t@o The efets o. this reIHetiy, We need
IL ~ g. MOT tha1 - them that II Eas now all
TlS have won 80 ssFonsy upon The csahdsneO Of
Prepared by Or. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
LoxelI, Maaa.
tOr sale by A. c. GOOD { co. and bv an Drug
sA'ts: Hat AugiIsly-noyISSu
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BroneEoeelt. Goitre 81 .Sleelltd AZ.

ZobulUn Sloan, Of Prospect, Texas writes: ssThr.n
bottles Of Your SauapaTfIR cured me trim GoitTs
"a hideons swelling ON ths neck, which hal GuI-
fsTsd from over two years.
Lkue0rTIGa Whites, OrariaR Tamor, IfsTi,s
liberation, FSAidLE Liscdscf
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Case Of g Walls complete, In morocco, anil BouE Is
Case Of 90 VialS, aud Book, plain.
case OF 70 numbered boxes, and BOOK, .........
Case Of boxes, numbered, and hook, Ill
single numbered boxes, with directions, % cts
singie letteTed boxes, with directions 50 cts
Large case With OF. Tiala for planters and ply
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FFNteFnally yours G.v.LARlBIRR. 81. D.
RtelrqqtiSm, coul, Lirer CanpLaint.

lNDEPEspESCE, Preston Co. Va. 9Th July 1859.
DR j. q AFER: Sir: ] have lleen nG1ctSIi With n
painiGl chronic hheuHadtiSm Tor long time which
DHneu the skin OF physicians, aud stuck 10 me IN
splIe - All the remedies enuld ind until i tried
your sarsaParillN. One bottle cured inc IN two
weeks ana restored my general health 80 much that
am IaF better tlIRn before was attacked think
1t wonderful medicine. y PREGM
Jules Y. Getehell. Of st. Louis writes: Al have
oSen aGcted for years with affection Of TIE Lirsr
MIncn destroyed my health. tried everything and
skefylhing failed to relieve me; and have been a
DIoken-1"Wh man for some years from no otbeI
ceuse than arrangement Of the Lirer Nv bel0TrI
pastor, Jhe Rev. Mr. EsIS, advised mo to try yonI
Satsaparilia bScAnae he said he knew ynu and any
s9'6s you made was Warth trying. By ths blessing
81 Hod u has cured me- and has 80 PURIFIED my blood
e. IE % make new man Of me. feel Young again
enouSh' 7alI+ : - = ' ~ ' '''+' 6'''
sSeh'TTlS C1EeeT, TIRoTs Enlargement liberation
CdEIes and EIf0lidti0n Of tke B0ses. -
great variety Of cases have been rei,IrteJi 10 us
Mete Sursl o. these formidable complaints have re-
Sut1el Iom the use Of this Temedy, bnt our s,arr
HeEe VIII not admit them. Some of them NAV be
,o1nn IN our American AlmRnsc, which. the nssntE
oeioE FAMED are pleased to furnish gratis 10 All WIG
Dglafl''fa' 1Lart 2t'eats, lilt Epfspsy, Wslaue.s
", Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures Of thee nhF.r4tor-J t,,,A
2en made by the alternative power Of This TnoicIns
1hsnulaEes the vital functions into vigorous action
9nu tnna oFereoIle8 disorders which VouI IN 1,It
poied peJond it9iE eaell. Such 4 remedy haS Ion.
oeen required by the necessities Of the 6eoue ana
~ S[e confident ttat tls viii DO for them All thai
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Savings, Bank of Wheeline

oRee, Naia,St, bdlrssss RoN,ros and UniOp.
MONEY RfcEIVRD on TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
IVA Interest paid on Special DepoSitl COlINetion1
promptly attended to- Exchange on the Fast bought
an9 sold Old TlIOS. II. LIST, Precedent.
NANIAH. uILDRETu. Treasurer. lnnllISA
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DISUNIONl

NEW CRoRgsNl lOs t6UGAR.--s0sh M
seistIS sFSSto IS 5 pS 81 & soLxsa4
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W.P Smith. Master Of Transportation.
!. ". coLE- Gen'I Ticket Agent noV2s
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UDOLPIO wOIFE

Sole Manufacturer aud Imporfer OF tJ,s ScbIs.i.r,
Aromatic Sclnapps, :
is, ~ and ~ Beaver street New York
A. c. GOOD Co. will supply the trade.
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N. .-FubseiptIohs reesIy,,a -,
lGt 1E VII iiipe n s19si,,,y
-, and Il Journal ~ I,ss, !;
5=57,; - Ss-ss.- - 80 desisS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19
Personal Intelligence.

Howard Paul. tho theatrical manager, will leave the
Metropolitan Hotel for Euro!e, Wednesday next the
steamship Persia.
Capt L. Silgreaves, OF the United States Army; D.
McInns, Of Canada A. L. Devins Of Boston. s. G. Man
son, Of California and J. W. Darlan, Of Troy arc
stopping at the TSrcvoort House.
Mrs. rawncs and family, Of Memphis Tenn, and ]. r.
Pierson and wife, Of New York, stopping at the
Gramercy Park Hotel,
John Magce u Bath. n. y. f. s. Alvcrd Of Indiana p
II Smith, of Chicago; J. J. Thompson, Of Ohio; 7. r
DAVIS Of Syracusc: g. NJ Randall, Of the United States
Army and J. c. Harrison. and Thomas Ran OF Buffalo,
arc stopping at tho 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Touke Of Cairo III. W. s. Carroll Of Washing
ton p II. IIocomp OF Wisconsin, J. w. Whitaker, Of the
United states Army H. C. Dgrand, Of Chicago, and S. s.
Bendct OF New York, are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Colonel Wnot, Of England; Captain Perry Leute, ant
Edison aud G. II Hartwe Of the United States Army: G.
r. Woicott Of Ohio A. r. Howard J. Holbrook and j. L.
Mumford of Rochester f.. H. Dune Of Washington, and
f. r. Kellogg, OF Hartford, are stopping at the Fifth Ave
Hotel.
Hon G. Kendrick and c. p. Wooster and wife, Of Con-
nectcn: F. Chry stall and D. L. B'rdsall of San Fran
cisco, NJ Greentree, OF Rochester; c. NJ. Proctor Of
Mexico ard L. ard G. W. Frost, Of View York, stop
ping at the Lafarge Hotel.
Hon. James Dixon and Hon. W. D. shipmao, Of Hart
ford Conn A. A. Sepner and family, Of California Geo.
Gordon aud wife, Of Newhurg; T.. Hl%;iey, Of Connect
cut ". Maxwell and family J. g. Van Rensa,aer and g.
+. Seward, of New York; T.. 4. knower and wife, Of
Albany, Miss Rishcnrgh and Miss Kate Thompson Of
Springfield England, I. +. Tweedy sad Johu p Dunn Of
Danbury and Mrs F. Parsons Of Worcester stopping
ut tho Albemar Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19
CITY Intelligence.

Between six and o'clock last night fire broke
out in stable connected with the Iubricating oil
factory Of c. " De Forest Eighteenth street, running
through Seventeenth street and near A. The
flames spread rapidly and communicated TO the oil
in the Kettles and buildings and also to pie of boards
n the lumber yard adjoining, owned by Nash 4 white
Tho frenen were promptly at the premises but owing TO
the coubustbc character Of the materials experienced
difficulty IN oxtingushrg the fire. Mr. he Forest
estimates his loss about s. 900. No insurance. Tic
damage to the lumber owne by Nash u White witt
amount 10 about SIS COO Insured for - 000 In the Pacific
and ST. Marks Insurance Companies. The sfe, Il is said
was caused by the carelessness OF OF the 0tken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

The ADMIRABLE PRocIasA10N Or GrNErAL
DN-REBuKE TO SATANIC AroLrnoSism. The
estatesmanlike proclamation Of General Pix to
the people Of Maryland, which we published
yesterday. presents striking contrast 70 the
silly speeches Of some colonies at Washington,
and is an improvement even upon the excellent
proclamation Of General Sherman to the people
OF South Carolina. 1t is better written, n
clearer and more directly to the point. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-19

BULL Run RUssEIL-The letters Of LII. D., o.
Bull run notoriety, are becoming more and more
feeble and devoid of interest We can hardly ina
CINE any English newspaper correspondent be
ing paid for writing anything more utterly
trashy and unoriginal; for the illusions Of this
would-be God Of Battles read to us very much
like diluted extracts from the New York jour
mails, with favor OF secession thrown in to
aid desired result and give fictitious appear
ance Of freshness to the whole. We should not
indeed, have adversed SO much to their quality
had it not been for this last; but it is much
like adding insult to injury that we cannot well
forbear. If we go still further, and say that the
only purpose OF the letters Of Mr.. Russell is
that Of gratifying the haters OF the American
Union in England, and directly promoting the
cause of the rebellion, and that BY SO doing he
has made himself public nuisance, we only
speak Of him in language milder than his case
deserves. What slight talent he possesses
has been turned to the service Of the rebels
since he first came to this country, md he has
lost no opportunity of incorporating both
North and South, to The disadvantage Of the for
mtI. ~ WOulu ScSih do II HS Wts y tOot VI LF'
aristocracy and Exeter Hall party, who, for
the last thirty years, have been laboring to
destroy the integrity of this repubic for the
great object of Mr.. Russells letters to the
Times is to show that this Union is irrrevocabiv
broken into two halves. He admits our wealth
and commercial prosperity but tries in every
way to show that our political organization. as
such, is a failure. There is no knowing the
extent of the injury which ouch a wilful
and persistent, albeit maldlin, msrcpresentcr
may accomplish through the medium of an in
fuential journal. Whatever be the effect how
ever, the motive remains the same, and we
think the time for Nj. Russell to take his dc
parture has arrived. lie has been already :olc-
rated too long, and more than once Politely
shown the door. But he il obd,irlte. and fingers
in the character Of the unyeicome guest. He
must be aware of the danger Of such position
and the risk it involves of his losing wha,e, Ell
dignity he possesses. We therefore advise hir1
to GO with the further remark that ifhe does moi
20 of his own free will he will probably soon
discover it necessary to his own safety 60 beat
q retreat more rapid even than that which he
accomplished from Bull run; and we all know
what John Gilpin run that was
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CUsHNAN-HATHAwAY.-0nS Sunday November IT, by
tho Row. Mr.. Murray, AUSTIN =. CusuMAN Of New Bed.
ford Mass, TO CARRIE L. HATHAWAY, Of Punta Arenas
California.
California papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Thursday, November IA, by
tho Row VIM II. Bangs, PETER c. HARrouGH to JULIET
daughter Of the late Thomas n Harvey, Esq.
HkATos-SHELDoS.-M Cold Spring, Tuesday, No
vember IL, by the Rev. Or. Morrow, PETER ROWLAND
HKAroN to kLIzABKrH SHELDON, both Of Cold Spl ing
fERKiSs-LANsING.-At Newtown l.. l., on Thursday
November II, by the Rov. Henry Sheffield Mr.. W. II.
PERKINS, Of Boston, Mass, to Miss ADEIINE LOUISE,
daughter OF the late Frederick Lansing of Lansngburg
NY
fHoxsoS-FkRGusoS.- Monday October 49, by the
Rev j. d. Bass. RICHARD THOMSON to Miss ANrx FERGu-
SON. all of Brooklyn, l.. l.
sHAw--CLARK--At st. Lnke's church (Rev. Dr. Viii
lard's) Kalamazoo Mich, Wednesday, November 10
MaFaHAIL BIBwEL SHAW, Of New York city, to FDErfa
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Court Calep,nr-Thss Day

SUPERIOR CoURr--nsrt mos 1857. 1926, lCi1 ,2125,
253a 2647, 1853 1856 $3.50 1881 1888 $685. 25o3 III
25p5 1747, $685. 1885, 1867, 1853. 1927, 1889, 2406.
Part 2.Nos 1855, ls4t, 1890 $780, ia, 2l70, 1850,
1857, 2854 1856, 1858, 2660
COMMON PLxAs.-Part Nos. li73, 1919, 8l5, 1887,
1888, 1889, 164o 184l 1s43 1644, 1900 1913, 1855,
1921 l4oS Part 2Same calendar rs last Friday, With
No, 1A70 added.