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Cre,, Eo.,ern Gold and silver Mining

BY order OF the Board OF Trustets;
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y-
Gold HILL May 9, 1864. may N
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BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
W. U. CONWELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May Is, lS6i. my2S I'll
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Gold Hill Tunneling Gold and Silver Nil

By order Board Of Trustees.
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By order Board Trustees.
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Gold Hill. June }. lS6i. Jn3 td
Ef-utlice Of the Company changed TO the Post
Ouce Building Gold Hill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
Tne DanRer % meCIeIIan.
Extract from the speech of Lieut.. Gov. Anderson,
Cincinnati, on the 2Tth ult,

Extract from the speech of Lieut. Gov Anderson, 1T
Cincinnati, on the 27th ult.
Ny point is Gen. McClellan's goodness,
ability and patriotism, are nothing in the
case. The question is, how will McClel-
Ian act2 tell you he will act like all 9TH
er Presidents have acted and must act. he
will act according to the behests of his
party. No mortal man can be President
of the United States alone. Upon his plat
form, his principles, whether they be
secret sentiments or open expressions, the
Government will be administered. He can
not secure the first member of his cabinet
without the Senate confirms his nOmina-
tion. You know that he himself is as
powerless after election as the feeblest man
in his party. l will give you an instance:
You have read the letter ofyour President
to the Postmaster General. What does
it say? "In the long intercourse with
you l have always found you to be an
agreeable gentleman, true personal
friend and as to your administrR-
ton of your Office, the most difficult, you
have administered it so well these trying
times that have not seen or heard the al
legation of fault against you. But the
time has come when we must part am
not here the advocate OF Mr.. Blair, and only
ask why it is that Mr. Lincoln has to part
with his personal friends and faultless Of
fcers1 The platformaof his party at Bal
timOre required it2 Cheers If Alba
ham Lincoln, knowing politics and Politi-
cizus as he does, and strengthened by the
confidence of the people as no President
has been besides Washington and Jackson,
cannot depart from the behest of his party
and keep his favorite officers at his post,
what chance has this man. Little Mac, who
has the confidence of nobody, to stem the
tide OF universal public sentiment in his
party? None whatever. How could be
stand out against the surging pressure OF
such men as Vsllandigham, Wood, and
hosts of others making up the party, in
cluding-oh, that should say it!-GeOrge it
II. PendIeton. They know their power,
and hence they advocate the election OF
their man oil straw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
sn..oh bv General Coohrane.

At the large meeting held in Union
League Hall, Philadelphia, on Saturday
last, General Cochrane made an eloquent
speech, from which we give the following
extract:
The London Times is in favor of the Chi
cago platform. The London Post, the
organ of the aristocracy of Great Britain,
who looks upon US as upon a viper fanged,
declares that the Chicago platform is the
platform of the Union. So with the jour
nails of France. And then, what is more,
the rebels themselves declare that if they
can but continue the war till the Novem-
Der election, the success of the Democratic
party will have achieved for them what
their arms have been unable to accom-
plish. These are the certain tests by
which to apply the term "Union' employ
ed by them in their platform, and the Ian.
guage also used in the letter of their can
didate in his acceptance. Now, fellow cit.
izens, would say one word to those who
like myself, belonged at one time to the
Democratic party, and who, like me, when
those difficulties were precipitated upon
US, rose, as we supposed. above the bar
riers of party, and srrayed ourselves under
the standards of our country. Applause.
l will be frank with you o-night. You sup.
posed it possible to engraft upon the
party creed of that glorious traditionary
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s. NO. 226

body the instincts and declarations
of war. The serious and fOrmida-
BILE effort was made without success
Party discipline rose above love of coun-
try, patriotism was at a discount, and the
Democratic party, asserting its discipline,
was placed upon an unconditional peace
policy, and it is for you to determine
whether party, dear as it may be to you,
srraigning itself against your country, will
induce you to follow it, or subscribe to the
principles which sustain your country.
know the difficulty of seVering parties, but
those around me to. night / recognize as
men of that stern stuff that could have
lived in the tide of those times that made
Rome what she was. Are there no men
here ca pablo of the effort? Is there no pa
triotism such as nerved Brutus's arm?
tell you that the times are rife with the
signs of a eliminating virtue. The time
when party leaders could lead party myr-
midons is past. The people of the Unit d
States begin to understand the sage-like
wisdom OF the immortal Washington. Ap-
plause.l When the Ship of State is in
danger, all is unity, or all is lost. Look to
it, that the spirit of party be excluded
from your midst. feel that now in this
coming week is to be achieved that work
on which is pending contest mightier
than the contest of the field. 1t has been
we'll said that peace hath her victories no
less .han war. Such a victory is within
your grasp. Would you look with pride
and qualification if the Army of the POtO-
mac were beaten by Lee? No. So neither
will that army look with pride and grstih-
cation if you are beaten by the peace men
of Pennsylvania. Applause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08

THE Democratic editor of the Green Bay,
Wis. Advocate, who supports Mcclellan,
but finds it bitter work swallowing the
treason with which he is identified and as
sociated, says of the Chicago Convention,
which he attended:
There was no lack of traitorous talk
there, outside of the convention. Speech
after speech was made to the assembled
thousands, full of cowardIy words, want
ing in all patriotism, all chivalty, all love
Of Country, even all decency and manliness.
This war for the life of the Union was de-
bounced as the climax of wiekeduess; the
Southern people in arms against us were
held up as martyrs bleeding In the cause
of right; and talk which should make tne
ears OF every American tingle with shame
was as free on the streets and 10 the ho-
tells of Chicago as the turbid and offensive
current of its river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08

AT NO. llSJS MAIN STREET.
(HornbroOk's BuiidiusJ
Ea-Opeu for Students day and evening
'IlHE purpose Of this institution /. TO inz.rs.t
i young men land women tool IN the PrinetPIs
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuniAry
bCsineSs aud in AecouutantsiP aud its ecuc"Tnitaa
BOOK-kE EPING,
stripped Of its absurd veTbisge aud ancient pro
liHity aud intucacy, and adapted 10 the modern
mode OF doing business, especially IN the United
which are exact, uneTring aud free from eIeef-
ton as those Of naJuIe and comprised very
words, fTst made familiar 70 the student vho
who IS then conducted through aeoUrse OF Practicl
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of hooks in srest
variety sf forms, tall he thus Acquires mastery q
the art which enables him - apply it with facility
to any kind Of business
A WRITING SCHOOL
is open day and evening, attended by both ladies
and gentlemen, where, without entering ;or the f1I
course, good handwriting can lee obtained 70 =
ARITHmETIC,
and its application to all manner OF
COUNTING-HOUSE CALCULATIONS.
receive the attention their primary Importance If.
mAnds. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation found irs lag,l-,
tending greatly TO the sbbTeyiatiou Oi hi= voFL.
There is open to the student alec euurseo of
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political EcOnomy, Z, u.rerciai Law and
usages, Finance, Bankins and Currency also
OF eminent Business Men in regard to th- hes
avoiding failure.
Instructions in the above subjects are inrer.r.,r
cd with mRKlms and inCulcstiuus tcudiI.E to tho
formation OF high character rs mru aud citizens.
The course VI instruction Is Iuteudrd ic
comprehensive and thorough a. That DI any O. tho
Commercial Colleges, while the expense th" sta
dent is much less.
1. l. H. beE- leave 10 refer these % whom tU q
unknown to the officers OF the banks n Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially - hi. studeats.
TERMS, &C.
For the full courso above indicated, incuiiug tine
requisite blank books for BOOk-SeePing. the charge
is $40, payable entering The time usually Te-
qulTed for the course j. from two TO three mtutu=
but the student is not limited la tims-hs may
remain as long, AID return Oftcu, ~ Dec p!et--s
JAM
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
Ifyou do, us
IfyOu do, use
Hollands German Bitters!

F,zL Y,,cson BrO,on, D. D., Editor ofths B51cy-
s.i-iiG Of Religious knowledge.
l'llgush not disposed to favor or recommend
S'--' Medicines in general, through distrust of
III agredients and ELECTS, yet know of no sufti-
=-I reason, Why may not testify to the benft
stisyes himself to have received from any simple
;I-.-arons, in the hope that he may thus contrib
= 90 iae benefit of others.
l.lthistho more readily in regard to Hoohand's
6sru,l Bitters, prepared by DR.. C. NJ. jackson, Of
a-,a:r, because 1 was prejudiced against them for
-Eyy ycars, under the impression that they were
.-=7y an alcoholic mixture. 1 am indebted to my
--i Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal of
prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
<. to try them, when suffering from great and
continued debility. Tho use of three bottles
'aese Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
"a, vas followed by evident relief and restoration
- .et for six months before and had almost de-
s.rei OF regulating. ther"'>z"' INK God and
3 MEND 70 directing me to tn use Of them.
JIM VI IN BROWN.
7-lsielph S,June %, 1861,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
Tha New York News continues to assert

The New York News continues to assert
Gen. McClellan's duplicity. 1t says:-
81 "Let Gen. Mcclellan assert publicly, as
he does privately, that he will favor an i'm
mediate cessation of hostilities, and con-
yention ofall the states, and the Daily
News, and we believe the entire peace
party, vii Omit that he stands upon the
Chicago platform, and will give him their
earnest support"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
Commissioner's Sale.

OF THE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN As tn =
~ Kramer House, the 'a-t side "i Main
street, and the lots on Market street Ia the rear
thereof, on SAL CRDAY- the stL oi October. I-bg
AZ the front door Of the Court House for ohio
county.
In pursuance Of decree og the Circuit Cont fHr
Ohio county, in certain cau-e thgre.n depending,
wherein Francis d. Chsp'iuc Is con paiuAut, and
the devsses heirs at law and executor % M.-es W .
ChHPline deccasea and Mary I. ~ uch. defend
ants, I shall sell, special commissioner. al tha
front door Of the Court House for ohio county,
SATURDAY, the sth Of October, ls6i. &c glmrusing
said sale AZ 10 oclo-k A. VI y 10 tGe highest as.d
best bidder, at public auction, tnr fpIIpEluE real
estate. in the said decree particularly EialIfa %
and described, situated n the city of Wheeling,
that is TO sty, tTO thTd-uf tho lDi numbered thir
uiue,-3g-fToutirE forty trur-tf-i-er on IN" east
side Of MAN street, and extending back Of "ygtI
width cAstWardly from snii street luudTel Ard
thirty-two-l52-iceJ being IT." property kupEu -
the Kramer HJl=u.' also lot numbered Bau hun
dred and nineteeu.-llq-fru1tirE said HtrEst
street sixty six-b6-te-t aud running utcE 81 even
width siIty-zcven-rI-f.et. TIE said part u- iut
numbered one hundred and Hiuetceu-lI"- o."
sold in three -craratr parcels Of Iyruty tvs--2-
feet front each.
TERMS OF SsLE-TI!e uuc-dith-I-5-part 81
the purchase money cash. Nad the rsgsIui--.
four fifth parts 10 four equal instlneat=, pay abb
in Elk, Twelve, eighteen And twenty for months,
with interest from the day Of sale, purchaser
give bond for the deferred inst .iui-s-, the
missioner to retain she title until the puTcLa--
money shall have been fully paid
JAMES 5. WHEAT,
sepS-td special C1uuIi--tourT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08

The potato crop in Hampshire county,
Massachusetts, is 80 large this season
that farmers are hurrying .themSto mars
kettfor fear of rot. ias2
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we uGuuCL lEOlu Tue ECullIIhuOC5 GuOuSu W
pre- pay postage, which is about IA cents
per 100 copies.
80 No. 2.
We have just printed on broadside,
uniform with the 'PLATFoRH," President
LINCoLN's views of Democratic Strategy,
as presented by him in a recent interview
with Judge Mills, of Wisconsin, General
CHANTS Letter to Hon. E. B. Washburue;
and Bayard Taylor's Poem on the "CHI-
cAGo SURRENDER" All on one sheet. Price
ST. per 100. Sent by mail or by express.
When ordered by mail we deduct from the
remittances enough to pay the postage,
which is IA cents per 100 copies. Send
on your orders.
No.3.
Also, uniform with the above, WHO is
REsPoNsIRLE FOR THE WAR2-being por-
tion of Alexander H. Stephens Speech in
which be foretold the desolations and hor-
rors which would arise from Secession, de-
livered before the Secession Convention OF
Georgia in January, 1861. To which is
added, WHO COMMENCED THE WARP cata-
logue of warlike and reasonable acts,
which were committed prior to Mr.. Lin
coins administration. Price, 81 per 100
copies.
No. 4.
Also, uniform with the others, The REB-
EL CHICAGO PLATFORM, as expounded by
the Democratic orators at Chicago, being
extracts from the speeches of distinguished
Democratic orators made at Chicago du-
ring the sitting of the Convention at that
place in August last.
The above classifcations and advertise
ment of documents is from the New York
Tribune. We use it as our own announce,
menT, and would say to. our readers that
we have commenced the publication of the
documents issued by the Tribune. They
are excellent campaign material-altogeth-
err the best that we have seen. Much more
convenient, more pointed, and therefore
more efficacious than the general run o.
Congressional speeches and sach like doc
uments. We will print the above men
toned sheets for the same price charged
in New York, via: one dollar per hun.
tlred, and at that exceedingly low figure
we ought to receive large orders from all
over West Virginia, Eastern Ohio and Wes-
tern Pennsylvania. To Union men we
would say, send in your orders. The time
is short and We must all work while it is
day. Let every one who can send for
hundred or two of these admirable aDd
convincing documents, do so, and when re-
ceived let such one be sure that they are
put where they will count. o..
Men of Wellsburg, MopudsyiHe, Came
ron, Fairmont, MorgantOwnr-Grafton
Clarksburg, Parkersburg, and all Other
towns and villages in the State, put These
telling documents in the hands of your
neighbors without delay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
A CARD.

n OAhDs
DR X. H. LEE-PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
- AND ACCOUOHER-thankful for past favors
would respectfully Inform his frien ds and the public
generally that he Is still doing business at his old
stand Main street, near the Suspension Bridge,
where he will De happy to attend TO any business
in his line that may be entrusted TO his Night
calls promptly attended to- DE-. Lee il graduate
of the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cincinnati and
has been yariously engaged in the practice Of his
proft sson for the last fourteen years. DR.. Lee is
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
ment of Chronic diseases, to which he would invite
the special attention of the afflicted. So perfect is
the HeAling Art" Of the present day (as prRcticed
by EcIectic) that few need despair OfTeceiTing per
manent benefit II they cannot be perfectly cured
Special attention given T. diseases Of women and
Our practice is safe, certain and prompt, leaving
mercuriAI taint in the system, but cleansing reno
waiting and strengthening the general system acting
In unison with Natures unerring laws.
WHRELIS8, WEsF VA, Dec. 4th, 1853.
To all t5hOBI u may concern: We, the UNDER
signed members Of the West Virginia Legislature,
take pleasure in saying that We have known DR..
Richard Ii. Lee many years previous to the break
ing out of the Rebellion, a successful and eneT-
getic practitioner Of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic SCHOOL,
both in KanawhA county Va and Gala county
Ohio.
VS. DUNBAR, NJ. HID.
JOHN N. PHELPRs, Pres. senate.
~oRee one door south Of Kramer's Hotel
Main street
Ladies Wishing to consult the DR.. or they prefer
can call room No 80, Grant House, and Mrs
Lee will take pleasure in accompanying them to
the office. Can be found at the Grant House at
night. aug32-d&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS j. KISEER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens OF wheeling
aud vicinity that he has permanently located IN
this city for the practice of Medicine upon the RA-
tiOnal OF Eclectic System He has been engaged IN
the practice of his profession for number OF years.
aud has been emnently successful in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases both acute and chrOn ic
Dr. k, as heretofore, will devote a good share of
his time and attention to the treatment Ofal chronic
diseases of both sexes, such As Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases all Diseases of the Throat
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, hercuTial
and Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, ScTofula, every
variety of Blood and Skin Diseases Epilepsy Tumor
wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases of the Bye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar to Females, viz: In
hammatory Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful ITreRu-
larities LeucOrrhea, PrOlaPsus Utsr, and all Ner-
vous Diseases to which they are subject. Diseases
Of Children carefully and nationally treated. Med
icines mild reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls cheerfully aud promptly answered
EEOfice and residence one door west OF Louis
A6ling's Hotel, Third street, near Reed 4 krafts
Drug Store. Centre Wheeling, W. Va. Once hours
from s A. NJ to NJ.
REFERENCEs.
Prof. B. p. Payne, Steubenviie, Ohio.
Dr. W. d. McGregor,
DIR. G. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. O. II. Clesveland, cincinnati, Ohio.
DIR. C. A. Mechimer, Van Vert,
ie2T-lydHw
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County Ticket.
CAMPA1eN poCUMENTs.
No. l.

We are now ready to supply copies of
the Two PLATFORMS Baltimore and Chi
cago), printed side by side on good, firm
paper, with only the very few comments
needed to elucidste their antagonism.-
Please call or send for them. in any guam
tity, so as to let your neighbors. see for
what the rival parties are contending each
speaks for itself. Price 81 per hundred
copies, cash. Where they are sent by mail
pre- pay postage, which is about IA cents
per 100 copies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-08
Valuable Property for Renl.

rTNO LET or GROUND Rem a, 81. a terra 1f yrfrz.
4 about one hundred aut HiIy loot % tGs prop
eTty fronting on Main street, sri "a 4uIHG nA-k
about hundred aud rIiEty-t So l--t. tIi Known
as the Ztue homestead property iu IL itaEely
north of aud adjoining the H8raJroJz Ilitiiu.s.
This property will be rented II -IitlyI- olI!II4s
lots, and nmbrIses s5su- u the os1t ultupEIyEc
property IL tne city.
r. G-ABI STRONG,
ieS-tf Trustee OF F7Iiis Es-t--
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BEWARE OF ooUNTERFE1Ts.

w. e31 ARCH STREET
AF'"efpal Office and HdnY1dctO7y, -
JONES EVANS,
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Hollands German Bitters!
(PURELY vEGETABLB,)

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PRoPRRToA
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irsltitr q Large size, holding nearly doub
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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08
Thursday Morning, Sept. s, 1864.
CHOICE READING FOR THE POLITI-
OALLY INFIRM.


"The establishment of this Confederacy is veri-
ly distinct reaction against the whole course
of the mistaken civilization of the age. For
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity we have deiib-
eretaly substituted Sldrery, SubordiRatioa and
Government Those social and political prob
lens which rack and torture modern society we
have undertaken to solve for ourselves, in our
own way, and upon our own principles. That
among equals equality is right among those
who are not aaiurally equal, equality is chaos;
that there are stdre races born 10 SeTpe, master
races born to gorerR. Such are the fundamental
principles which we inherit from the ancient
world; which we lifted up in the face of i er-
verse generation that has forgotten the wisdom
OF its fathers; by those principles 1rs lire, and
In their defence ue haze shoga ouTseiees red9v
10 die. ~ Richmond Enquirer, June l2, 1865
4" The contest is not beticeen the North and the
Soiah as geographical sections, for 6etteeeR sueh
sections merely, there can be no contest; nor be-
ticeeR TIE people Of the North and the people of
the South, FOR our relations hare been pleasant,
and on neutral grounds there is still nothing to
estrange us.n ssBut the real contest
lies between the tiro forms Of society which have
become established, the one at the North and
the other at the South
"sach are the two forms OF society which had
come to contest within the structure of the re-
cent Union, and the contest for existence was in
eyitable. Neither could concur in the requisi-
tions of the ether'' . aLike an eagle
and a fish joined together BY an indissolahle
bond. where the eagle could not share
the fluid suited TO the fish and live, where the
fish could not share the fluid suited TO the bird
and live. and where one must perish that the 9TH
er may survive, unless the unnatural union shall
be seycred-so these societies would not If they
could, ur''-[ Hon. L. W. Sprati, Of South
Carolina, in the Confederate Congress.