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RI IS EVE8YB BODY's FRIBNDl
HVEREBoDg AFFREG1A71s
FANLLY MEDIC7NE.

long tested and InriTsllsd
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nnd you have psrmanent Cure. sl tl u r. 101
The OEBATE has proved Itself 70 b tho bssi Oint.
Eent ever inverted, sud Where once u8ed, 9 1a1
never besn known 70 Al of otscting permanent
Of old Sores, letter and isingEor 5cald Hest1
Chilbaine, and Frost EiteE, BarlaF'B ltch ChaBpod
@ OracEod hsld9 OF LIPS, Blctchs1 CT Pimplag el
the Bsce. Ard bT
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FRAMELY PABSOEAGE. A Novel. By Antho-
nv TruilOpe author Of Doctor Thorne,'' 'fThs
Bertrsms,' &o. limo, Muslin s. a.
For sale by JB. COBB b co.
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The ohArdou Democrat furnishes the fol-
lowing brief synopsis of a speech recently
delivered BY Hon. David Tod At Little Noun
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sEAEONS WITH THE SEA EOBSEs; or Snort
ing Adventures in the NorthtTn Seas BY
James Lamont, ESQ y. @. g.. with Meps and
Illustrations. Price Sl,75 For sale by
J. b CDBH A co
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PROCLAMATION OF GOV. GAMBLE.
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J, B. OOBB 40.

viii send mail, post paid, any Of the following
newly published Books the receipt Of the adver-
tised price.
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o. g. ARMY REGULATIONS. Regulations for
the Army OF the United States. Approved by the
Presieens Of the United states, aud printed IN
der the directions Of simon Cameron, secrstary
OF War. limo, musliDs 81 90 FOR sale by
! -. - - = Z a lnlR = 90
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D1nAL1 AND Ol1tlMs4NLs r
nnd you have psrmanont Cure n a q nc1
Ihe 0EBATE hAs proved itself . p ihs b'st oi1t.
neysr besn knoF7 e ~ % ensetins DsllI44ans1i
ChiibisiSs. Sd Sest iss. l5 fish. cbsSS
q oEacsed ha9a5 Or Lirs, BlStehel CT Fimples en
sORE HIPPEEs AND SORE HxEs, l hisf
the Oerats il the cnly thing rsquirsd 70 cu6. 4
should be kept IN the house Of sEsry Family. ---r
Directions Accompany Zach Bottle.
SOLD BY McsT MEDICINE DEALERS,
PFies Of SiTlp 81; CiTate IS e,ss ger RotlIs.
Z; y. iIABRis co, PE0g-i.oie5si -
10 .hon Al orders for the shove asdisiasS @a-
Sold WaOlesals and RssaiI By
T. =. Gaylord, Q. 3. Mackenzie, WfIlism Flsks,
s: Sc kEiasE, 9ns strong 2 ATpstregg, osse.
ham sand9skyi Garter : BE0thes, 4rio, p. .o1.-s
= NssyeE's salt Rhsum syrup ard Csrats, 3 sold by
IT Is EVERY BODY's BRIENDl
HEzREBODT AFFREGIA9Hs .-..---
s. PER RY DAVIs' .---
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
We beg 70 ealI the st.sutIon Of the pablo o az
FAMILY XEDICINE. ot
The Pain Killer Is Durolg vegetable eompoand, e
and Ehle = Z most elheisnt Isq9edy ior Fail,ltl
perfectly SAFE medieine even h the most unakiIlnl
-'-' DIFrHERIA, or SORE THROAT. ~
sarsiins the throat vita Pain Killer ssussd viz
"A's'- .ToR SUMNER UoMPLsIEr sec a11
any other form of Bowel Disease in Children o.
AdGlt1 L s almost aesrtsH cure. and asl, Without
LERA, s-r-
and Il 10 often per;sct crre for
DYsPEPsIA 1
IN its most aggravated forms Itg tonic and gtinu-
SS ss PI99issf 4s & IStas nos 5as y1s sss ~ 2 's'sO
1fra ] OObDS AND COUGHS, . e-rf
spgloat0n II Is ansarpssssd y ny meissl bFs5S- 81
ration known q IlIfa se va $50 rri1
RHEUHATIsnA AND EEURALGIO "a ~
ansotions quickly relieved and often cursd b n
Any sorenes8 N Ia uuselas or Joints b cured
b 4 aBDieatiOp- 5 inltsnfg ths neSt ~ u
STHAOHE b3suba1i
Il should always be kept near at hand. % b used
BURNS 4 sCALDs. 4 Esq Elurg
u applied imnedately nccOrding e dlrecfioag, q
pscaiiariy adapIsd to the vanfs oi = 1i
SfEAM-B 30 ATMEH aff
Ane others travelling on our Western Rivers. u. ,rF
Ess Diversions Accompanying EseA B5als
1t has been tested in sys7Y variety oFelimats and
p almost every Nation known 70 Amerieang; Its
ne almost constant eompan on and inestiInabt
FRIEND Of the Missionary and tho tEavaler.-on 81
md lsad-and 20 one sh9ald travel oa eur Lakss
sl1-S3oid b. Sissisihs ISsalsrs Eysryvhsre.- ~
CAUTION. The public viii be cautious that they
get the genuine Pain Killer a. some unpFincfblsd
pounds In 80 doing thoy deoeivb the Community,
and infringe upon the Trade Mark Of PsrrT DaTis-
PfSess-26 eeEtl, 30 eeflts, AID 81 pS Boftis
LrsI1c J. n. 4ARRLS B CO., Cincinnari, u, lra
ProPrietors for the SOathern and Western Stats,
70 whom al orders u est Be addressed
/ Sold Wholesale and Retail by -1.-a
4. =. Gaylord, VIM. Fisko, Strong Armstrong
Q. Mackenzie, Z. Y. Seesridsr, 0ievslan0. ms
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY d
r. DR.. g o. RICHARDSON'S Is.n5
8 81 ERRE WINE BIFT ER8,v
Ths OelSbrstsd Kew England RamadTioR
RABITUAL CONSTIPA TTOR
TauRdicsi Fever and Agae, Gousrai Debility, aad 2
a1 Diseases arizing rom 9 Di9ordsrsd
.,h T.fr1- H..
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INTERESTING FRoMMTssoURI
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EXCITEMENT AT LOUISVILLE

A NEW JRRsBY SECESSION SHEET
y rf.l CAgKD IN. III t.3f.
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NOTHING MORE OONVIEOIEG

Of the value Of good remedy could be produced tn
the iollOWing lefter, coming e. tt dos un1olclt
irom . gUntleman % veil known In that part
Ohio.
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The London correspondent of the New
York Times says
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Oh sla DR. SNEbES
TNFAHLIBLE hINIMENR,

GREAT EXEERKAL REHEDK,
FOB RHEUMAfIsM, GOUT, NEJRALGEA,
LUl1BA0Qtl sIIRE AECkr soLHT3i u
~ y BPRAINS BRgls4ss OUTS AND - ~.
-a -i = WOUNDS, PIIHS, HEAD A A
-rga sr ACHE, AND ALL u s ver
RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS piSoRDARA
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Of the value Of good remedy could be produced than
the iolOWing etter, coming it dos, un1ocit1d.
irom = gUntlsman 90 we'll known IN that paEt d
BzRWICz, Shelby o., FEB. y, ls6o.
MsaIrI. J. J., darrsg = TO-, GrrU
GeDts.-I have and a anuunber
ofothsr sood nsdicines, but no Kind that ssar
dealt in gives snch good ami u satisfaction e The
Sherry Wine bttters, and ny eEn pra-ticai alDeEls
eEce conFinces me that there 4 n0thing better. l
NOr hfteel or twenty year, previous % l55li lal
Afflicted With lltanHnatory AheuI1ati1 hich bad
become Kind Of Wanaei ing chrouic alection. j ~
never sthouts Or clear Of it, bHt az tines it ala
alarming forn3-sorlftine9 ny kne 3, or one 81
them have ueen swollen % three 9r four times thaF
natural size, and with the most int0lerable pain
ior days Or weeks bad no estter Nsg for ieegno-
h0n than TO hObbie around on crutchss. 0elisF8
there 2 not I luinf IN ny eodY that fa net at tis
been affected, come only having the elect % 1aTel
va q joint or iin1b fer . GAY o. two f rlel
tried every thing could hsar of-tried All the
PhyElcians in our neighberhood, bat - best eo1ld
only got tsmPorarY relief and had cone 70 the con-
ciu8ion that vs. incurabie until in 1881, reeuis
ID Dr. s. o. RichardsOnB sherry Wine bitter3 lrom
you, and three bottles cured me, and have not had
any trouble return Of it since nov SO and hall
years. think and believs that il RhBumstszn,
Dyspspsia, Liver COMPLAINT and kidney Aaacticnssl
or DropsT, it ID specific, certain remedy.
fr-- BaIBsctf1llE yelzs, :. !. ,,4Tas
SOLD By -DRUGdISTS EFERHWaIEI
J. y. HARRIS CO. ProprisloIA
Cincinnati, o., for the Western Bta3el
HSes Is OsHts Pz Bottla.
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Ill @Gaas

Grg 8GnHs So
M A 4 K E D D o " nj
We have this day marA ed down one hundred pis,es
on ICE OHALLI DeLAFNEs, ~
beretoior5 sold e IS cents Per yard 70 only IS cents
LAWNs worth one shilling, 20 only Scents.
LAWNS worth eishtean cents, to one chilling.
Lawns worth twenty-five cents, 10 Is cent?.
BERAsks worth f0Hr shillinS4, to OILY sHenty-
ave cents or less- -..-... ~. ...--
FANCY SILKS sf cost and Iess.
Aud al kipds on iel M aIU .s-e
DRESS GODS
AT PRICES TO CLOSE THEM oUTi
MORGAN ROOT,
--l- - superior strsetY
and ls7s ls0 and IN seneca e
auRlT Cleveland, Ohig.
r. A r n 4 B s
saroasa l yHe 500 et sitt1Iss .- s.
COT TON oAssIMEREs
t rli s l'H ba8 lozs5I1 ris-I ssl1l
A oli ~ -vlusm si5 aaa 1Eailars.
Two OAsEs-42OO YARDS, ur
Vslus Two shiIiingl, ,
tiiie i tit. -.i .iitiifzl i-fE
hll s'g a1ilT s-13l io s-s111 OH q.
win ). .old mar tbi, date. 1" -e'
AT SIXTEEN CENTS :.
susl7 BALDWIN 60.
D0RTE-MONNAIEs AND WAL
sa5i7 70 = s''7i 7BHFFFisfiRs isFFFissiRs kHAUsHASE.a
GOODS AT = = '77
W A B. p Ri o e 81
zdA f7z9il .. -. 9a aoiru 1isti l5
5000 YARDS HIMALAFAS,
O..O as la,f-nor 'sIlinsisr Eisht Osn.. Bsr sar'
sii Iassa1gs1 g.s L P. SHERWooD.a
Tlg3 esq r - s'qg97 sitaif.-..
$500 YARDS ORGANDIEs.
Usap - lssosais-aov Is sanias q lsN s'na-
5dt e. I. P. SHERWOOD.
5000 YARDS GOOD PRINTS
EsE Isylss snd FAST OOLORs-iOrs . par yard, 4,
. Gas9 1. p. SHnRWOoD.
.TIaEHrJ q - llF gsT.l saiguau
M bet shIliInF sIeL ef 5l 91lr3ousu
-rn l- un1 nlu ~ Esr rir
90 BLEAOHED sHIRTING
.s1io . 4
svsr Oasrod IN thi 0ltg iRths nOosg.l
I. P. sH1RwOoD.
rO.d ssosE ., me- ias aisstaisab
BoEHrr RrBsOas, HUoHIs STLOWrRs.aS a
&
a. Vsly ssry IoE Brioss- cd ol bzr l
loe 1. P. SHERWOOD,
242 SUPRRIeR 81.
nay7ssAE Tormerly ghsrvocd k0aklsy.l
n 3 y g o o D s. 2.
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CERATE AND OINTMBNT.

By taxing ths syrup Is directed, Il Ein drivs tha
disea8e irom the system, and when once out o. thg
SKIN, 4 isE Appliestion1 q D.. WeaVsr's
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EstAd GlhVb " 0NsGB,
- /
NEW STYLES HATS ~
1N ~
zs.ezsls,I ..1aa.zs-
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AT zlO MAkBhA BLOCK
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

.Ifggg oef STATE, p. any portion Of ms
ptopls Of aiiy State, ekools 70 place Lhemstlpts
10 srTay. eeatau the Government Of the
Union, Iam for tsyfng tas strtagth of thi'
GovSrnuisnt, T am for aseertafniHg tehsther
we hare GoUe5nmeHt or Rot-prdetiea-
6Ls, etseisat, capable u maintaining ~ a,t-
tAo,ity AID gphOldfag de pogers aud fnfsr-
ct. ,gtiek SstSng tod Government. Nor,
~. am i 70 Es alarmedOr ditsuaded from any
isaeI sou,ss ~ i,ltiulatior, of qse ,pilliHg Of
blood. If blood e 70 Be sPtlL By leh0ss
fault i Il 70 be sp1ts Upon the sgRpOsitiOH,
I maastGi1 ftsutH 5s tie fault 81 tho'e '0ho
choose 70 raise The standard Of disuat0n, and
tnasasos 10 psesrats As Government. And
ar, ,Vhsa that n done, 50 long as IL P'ease'
God 10 gfus nlsG poiee to ezpress my ssEti-
ments, or an am, weak and ayee6led as Il
may Be- By age, that voice and that arm '0in
be on de siae efmy. country, for The support
ofths aeHeraliGuthoritg, and for The 1lGfftte-
nanes ofths Ropsss Of TIE Umon.-[Speecll
of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Eighth Day.
TnURsDAY, Dec. 8, 1861.


THURSDAY. Dec. 8, 1861.
The Convention was opened with prayer
y 3. Rev: Dr.. sF9Tn'0P OF "''a'ns'
Mr.. Var WtNKLE offered proposition an
relation to Justices OF the Peace, WnIcn
was referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. DRRIHa offered a resolution instruct
ing the Committee on County OrgaulEatl99n
to consider the propriety Of making tue
high sheriff and his deputies ineligible u:
ter SeryinR one term which; was referred.
Mr.. CALDWELL from the Executive Com
mfttee. presented the report Of that Com"
ufttee: also three sections, embodytng
tie report of the minority, as substitute
for the 9Th section of the majority report
The two reports were laid upon the ia
BILE. and ordered TO be printed !. !,
III. van WrxKLE called up the pnhnished
business. it being the further eonsiderauou
of the Report Of the COMMITTEE on Fan.
danental and General Provisions.
The seventh section WAS taken mp and
read as follows: ,sjlE.t.
SIC. 7. In all State, county and mnnici-
pal elections. the mode of voting shall be
viva Voes.
Mr.. PoMERoY moved to amend by strik-
ing ont all after tho first two words. and
snbstitute Objections BY the people, the
mode Of voting shall be by ballot"
Mr.. PoNERoY addressed the Convention
in favor of his amendment, and was replied
10 by Mr.. Stewart of Doddridge. s..
Messrs. Brooks, Parker, Dering, Battelle,
iHagar, Siusel, and Stevenson Of Wood /,
smoke in favor of the amendment, and
Messrs. Stewart Of Doddridgc, and Brown
of KRnRWha, against It.
A vote was at length reached, and the
amendment adopted by ayes and noes.
The Convention then took recess until
halt-past three.
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II is worthy of remark that the national
nag now floats over the soil of all the reb'
eli States except tWo-AlabAmA and Arkan-
sas.
In virginia 1t floats over one third of the
State, in North Carolina, at Hatteras Inlet
in South Carolina, at Port Royal and half
a dozen neighbortug islands; in Georgia at
.Tybee Island; in Florida at Key West, San
IA Rosa Island aud other points in Missis-
sippt, at Ship Island in Louisiaus, at
ohandelieur Island; IN Texas, at 81 Paso,
and in Tennessee. at Bristol, Elizabeth
town, and other points in the eastern part
of the State
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ArTRRxooS SESSION.

The Convention re-assembled and Mr..
STEWART of Doddridge called up the order
of the day, (which had been fixed for 12
o'clock but had been passed over 1t being
the consideration of the report of the Com
mittee on Boundry.
The 6rst section was reported ny the
Clerk rs folloWs:
ResoEged, That in addition 70 the thirty
nine counties mentioned at the close OF the
FIRST section of the ordinances eonyenlng
this Convention, the counties OF Poeahon-
"a. Greenbrier, Monroe, Mercer, Mcdowell,
Buchanan, and Wise, be included within
the boundaries OF the new state.
Mr.. LANE moved 70 strike out the conn
ties of nBnchanan aud Wise" and spoke in
advocacy o: the motion. .
Messrs. STEWART. of Doddridge, and
BRowX of KAnawha opposed 1t.
A discussion ensned upon the power OF
this Convention 70 deal with the qlestio n
of boundary, IN which Aessrs. Brown of
Ranawha, Parker, Hager, Wiley, Van Win
kle, Lamb, Ollie, Stewart, of toddridge.
and Hall, OF Marion participated.
The question on striking out was ut
length taken by ayes and noes, aud result
ed, ayes %, noes l6.
So the motion to strike out the counties
of Wise and Buchanan prevailed. .i
Mr.. HABRIsoEm moved toamend ~ striking
out .McDowell," and gave notice that If
the amendment prevailed, he should then
move to insert instead, $50 much of Nc
DowcIl and Buchanan as lies north of the
Tug Fork of the Sandy river.
Mr.. OLLIE proposed as an amendment to
the amendment, to strike out in addition to
i.MeDowell,n the counties. of "Mercer'
Monroe, Greenbrier, and Pocahontas.
Another discussion ensued, in which
which the same gentlemen as before took
part, and the power Of the Convention to
deal with the boundary question was more
fully discussed. p
hour, and the Convention adjourned with
ont taking vote 5.lstF 5s}tl52
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Taun.pAY, Dec. s, 1861.

Mr.. BURLY offered q resolution instruct.
ing the Committee on Courts of Justice to
enquire into the expediency of authorizing
the SecratArg of the Commonwealth to
administer oaths in all cases in which Il IS
competent for justice to do so. Adopted.
Mr. BURLY offered the following, which
was adopted: ~
ResoiUed, that the Committee on Courts
of Justice and General Laws inquire into
the expediency of reporting bill Teqnir-
ing all attorneys at Law, before praeheing
In any of the courts of the Commonwealth
to take an oath to support the Constitation
of the United States and the Government
of this State, as recognized by the June
Conyention; that no person or persons,
except loyal citizens, shall be allowed to
institute or prosecute any suit in any OF
the courts or before any Justice OF tue
Peace of this Commonwealth, until he or
they shall take such oath
Mr.. FL.sHER offered the following:
ResoIped, That the gomlnittee on Courts
of Justice and General Laws enquire into
the expediency of reporting y bill for the
projection Of shaep from the rayages OF
dogs. Adopted. 49,
Mr. SLACK offered the followinH:
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES on Courts
OF Justice and General Laws inquire into
the expediency of SO amending the 6th
section of the 18th chapter of the code,
AS to authorize the Governor to compel
citizens or subjects of foreign States or
countries residing in this commonwealth,
who are known to hold sentiments hostile
to the Goyernment Of the United States,
10 take the oath of allegiance and fidelity,
according to the laws of the State, OF, de-
part from the limits thereof.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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TaE anxiety to gel help from Europe is
a beautiful comment ON the Boosting Of the
chivalry. They can't rely on themselves,
but are ready to call in a foreign power
and put themselves under its protection
A few years ago, says the Louisville DEM
ocrat, the Southern people would have cru
cited the man wJo had proposed to, sell
out the South to a foreign power
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The Ballot syntenl.


The convention yesterday did good
days work in one change they made. They
changed the system of voting from the old
yeiee.poes to,,t6s ballot Had this been
: done years ago In thfs Etate5ws ngysr5Woul
have been IN revolution to-day. A large
portion OF the voters Of this state by Iir-
/. tue or the Vtee voee system have been its
..vsrisst slsvs5. They have voted Thousands
ofmsa every year, contrary to their con-
yietion5, In order to make their peace or
secure the good will Of those who had them
in some wa, audiin. some degree in their
power. It was called By its Rdopters q
system that preserved mthe healthfnl inAu-
fence Of the landlord over the tenaut'--or
that in other words made the tenant his
slave, to vote as he was told. Such q sys-
TEN was Disgrace to our statute bpok. II
was one Of those old aristocratic thumb
.sereys of Eastern Virginia, engrafted by
her and preserved by her In our early. and
later eouhtttationA TO prop up her despotie
inauopees We hail its death With joy.
NsEsPAraa writer's accompapY ring Geni
Dix'a expedition 70 Aceomae and North
,.,.,,.o 81 eonntIes. n this State, report an
i1cre,,,ng 2 eerbtbit of loyal sentiment.
M 1-ahsis bsve generally thrown down
tNsit Arms and returned with more or less
IISSiiiingness 70 tbeiir, allegiance. Many OF
tbsm declare. that they had been impress-
"A nto.the rebel ranks. Peace and order
bssbsea r,e5-estSblishe, led throughout the two
countiss, and they must now be considered;
eyeu BIZ me II, rebels, as a part of the United
States. COOS. ~
i've suppose that the auteeedents Of some
ofthe mem who now claim to return to
sh4stand by the old ahg would not bear
very strict Investigation. They probably
yielded pretty easily to the pressure laid
,,tS4,, itlero. nv the rebel authorities. But
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The Boston Comrercial Bulletin says: It
is gsueratiy understood that Congress wlll
passa still more stringent tariff. In Anucipa-
ion of this holders of all kinds of foreign
merchandise are more firm in their prices
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AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
Holm ROEMER's,

No. 3a Main ST., Centre wheeling.
A 7 AsrONIsHINGLY LOW PRICES FOR CASH
fT. SeiSa srino., plain aDa ssuro q a, se,o
ThIbos Cloths, q an qualities and eolors, tr0a
PIs IN and figured Mu,lIa DsLAnss sn4
- Mourning Dress Goods
Tsanbaxfuss Black Merinoes, Plain Black DeLaines,
BLACK Craps and Love Wells Black Hosiery sIIk and
IA Gloves, black Grape Collars, &c.
"a 80 shnSyIs and .cIoal<s, a.
Htraein, the very Ia4est nOvettses Of the sSaSOu-
Ladies' Black and COtored Cloth Chalk
.IldiS AID SauAra WooIsn Plain and Pia4d ShAWAsT
BrOehe shaNIs, very cheap.
. Black Cashmere = IhiheI ehaNtAS
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies' Mfasos and Children
Hosiery, Gloves and UndergarInentss
LadieJ' Cent? and Children's Cotton and Woolon
HoEieFy IN coIorS and white; Rlseey lined Cotton
HozieTy for Ladies and Chldrens Merino UnderyeEt9
Mems Underahirts and Drawer, Whita and eolored-
white Bed BIRnkatl: Red, White, Blnes Grey and
~ GalPTcIN DOMESTIC GOons, BLsaehsA and
Bnbleaehsds Cotton shIFtings sheetihg!, Cheeks'
PiaId Linsoyz Canton RlAnnels. oolorsd aud white
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES styles Of French and
SCOTCH Collar, Black Grape Collars, Hack Lace
Wells Bands Edginga and 1n8eTtdnEss Be- Re
Also to arrive large Assortment OF EuIds (eheapl
WoOIen Hoods, new and aplendtd styta! OF HoodAS
Yoolen Comforts, for Men and Boys IN large guam
tttfal
An OF the.s goods win be sold At very low prices
for cash Please call soon, At
No 81 Main ST, Centre wheeling.
navso JOHN R0E1LKR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

The Boston correspondent Of the Spring
field Republican says Capt Wilkes is not
handsome; yet MASON aud sIidell found
that he had captivating way with him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

The American Government has bad made
at the great military establishment of
Alexis Qodilllot, ID Paris, ten thousand
uniforms, With tsrts and camp equippngs
complete, even 70 the teut sticks and fry.
log pens. The uniforms are Of the model
Of the 0ss,stprs.a Ped Of .hs Rrsneh army,
the smaftest, easiest and most Iaauts dress
lnaths French service,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

THa ancient rite of Circumcision was
performed up At Washington, Pa, by DR..
Alexander Fink, Of Pittsburgh, upon the
infant son of Mr.. II, Rosenberg, a Jewtsh
citizen zof Washington. The EzaIiner
says that the occasion was most inter
estlpR one, and was witnessed by select
number of the citizens of the borough.
After the ceremony, bounteOps repast
was served by Mr.. Rosenberg, and time
Of enjoyment ensHed. Speeches and toasts
were abundant aud happy. The remarks
of DR.. Fink were rapturously. applauded
BY the assemblagG. BE said that 10 The
country where he came from such rites as
thess we're looked upon with suspicion
aud Jealousy here thank the God Of Is
rael, Christians viewed the scene with re-
ligious toleration, and even with interest.
In this fact, the Doctor observed, the pecu-
liar sxsellsase Of American institutions
was manifested. 40 > Y -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

I The Eide aud New YORK osntts asll.
roads are szpsstsd q earn gross ia NeYsn.
asE, $1,000, 900, The lArgesttraHs 90 record.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-06

'.Halloo. Sam, SO you've got to work
again2n Z" No, Jim-nary job yet ~ re
Piled Sam. Then what are you dolpgi
filing sawsI" g Filing SAWS, Jimi Why,l
haven't beenfiling any thinglY, ''What was
you doing a. minute ago as came in T.
" Nothing only sitting here and singing
"Singing2 Was you singing" Eyes"
"Oh, that's it then" replied Jim, with an
innocent air, thought you was filing
saw 80. go 80