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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
FOR SALE

oPPER at private sale one Of the best business
stands on Water street, between A. Nd GdSroS 4
Co. and the 9priRE House; three stoFies hiSF,. AZ
bhou from cellar TO the garrett suitable for fSmIIy
TesldeHee- Above the store are seven rooms on he
small Eard 10 the rear Depth Of house 6SxSlI SSet.
In good repair. Il = Aoes'
II not sold BY The 9th Of April, 1855, viii than
Sner At public sale In mont OF the Court Hone.
inmediately attcT the sale Of the property SdSsFt
as0d On that day, ct 10 O'Clock.
lug Gn9ueat1onAbis, For terms apply to
4SS1rta II. Il, LIST. TFuHkeS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

QF striek and'o Ptls Remed, has cured Cd usands
o. the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles Il
ave inmedtate relief and effects permanent cure
Erg i directly. II IL warranted TO cure
For Sale by all DrugRists, Gcperai Depot Eas
Fourth STREET, Cincinnati O. > I -
~, DIT1S s NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY
Ok. SPRICHDANDPSi TONIO.-We can recommend
moe suffering yith loSg Of Appetite, indigestion
t S5 ~ Dy5fPePS, Nervousness and Nervous Debility
aonl nee from Alcoholic Hqpora; Il strengthens
me whole nervous system; It creates q good
SPPestei and T. warranted to cure Dyspepsia and
EoE taie by Dr1gEtSta generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
For az y BRENTITNaER q DERRY: REED
h EIaAAI 4 x 90; m0ABE, KRAFT 8 90: LOGAN
~ 1ls T., S0- M'LANE BROTHERS; Z. BOOKING
Ssns NJ ISAAhAh' Wheeling, and by DruggTtG
oct. 2i.dav1y. L far I'll z.j ...sa...
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Shestl0a Ware.

HAV1N9 increased my facilities for the manu-.
4 tASture OF the above articles, am prepared
q MI Az SE9ss promptly. and cheap or cheaper
Snan can pc had II any other house in the city. I
6eep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Soal, and F1l warrant every Stove. am prepared
% 90 Al kinds OF Job Work in sheet Iron and Tin,
and VII give Gloh jobs NY personal attention.
sporting and 6utteTing ofGll kinds alTayB on hand.
and Bias Kettles and Fruit 0an6of.the best
ftnd also very cheap. Merchants and otharg visit
Ing re city Wil1 we'll 70 give me 6leGiI.'
5s4Saf B. =. CALDWELL
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CHERO KEE PILLS
B- For The Removal Of Distinctions, an
the Insurance Of Regularity in the Re-

w-FoT The Removal Of Distractions, an
the Insurance Of Regularity in the Re-
~ leITTerice of the MonthLyI Periods.
k. p9.The cure or obvtate those numerous diseases
that spring from frregularity, BY removing the Ir-
sa-Tbsy cure cure Suppressed, Excessive aud Pain.
full M6n6tTuation. 800 20 -4 ft.trrHJ - =IHH
hA-They cure Green Sickness (ChIorosi,).
O9-They cure Nervous and Spinal Atiecttous, pains
In the back. and lover parts Of the body, HeavineSs
Fatigue aiRht eXertion. Palpitation OF the Heart,
LoWness Of Spirits, HyStOria Sick Headache, Gtddi.
mess, ETC., etc. In word. by removing the Irregu.
larity, they remove the cause and with it AL the
eheetSsthRt spring from IL. -.s-,...... g-...
ia CPmposed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain n0thngdeloteriOuB to any constitution how
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which. when properly used,
they never fail to do. e.
O9-They may be safely used ct any age and at
any period yEXoBPT DURING THE RIRsTTHKER
MONTHS, during which the unfaiIing nature OF
their action would iniAlNby PREVENT pregnancy.
~ All Letters seeking information advice will
be promptly, freely and discreetIy answered.
~ Fuu directions accompany each box. vs..
a25 Price 81 per box, or six boxes for s..
- Sent by mail, free Of postage, on receipt OF
~ sold by all respectable Druggists.
DIR. ". B. MRRwIN CO.,
'---ti E.aa' e. Sole Proprietors,
mr24 d&w1y, No, SO Liberty Str, New York
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iRHK C.E iWHEREaA
+ ,g CURE OAM BE OBTAINED. H.,

NR. J0HHSToN IA sDLBoOTBRRD THB koga
" Certain, SPEEDY and Only Anset9sl Remedy
he Back and Limbs, STRUCTURES, ARectIops Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dib6haFG eSS In.
Ss SGSSr f foS 3iAs
ton Of the Heart TimIditys Trembling, Dimneas O.
Sight OF aiddtne2, DijeG6s 1.-THE Head, Throat
Noe O skin, AGecti9ns q the Liver L1ng1s stonr
the solitAry Habits rand 6dF
sFy practices more fatal TO their victims than the
song Of eyrsn1 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, bIehEnf
their most brilliant hopes or ions r0nasF
ing marriage, &c. tmpO1sfblS.1 ZLs O@-o q
YOUNG MEN Ba a.
Especially, who have become the victims Of solitary
ElSs that dIsadf1 apd dsZtEIstys hsS. 4hios Al
Young Men StsS @o.t aSaIto3 tsisntS sDS brIli.Si
intellect, who might otherwise have entraneed lis.
tohinR senats1, With 1hsthund6rG Of afOqu6uee, Of
to se4t9Sy The Lying nay eau With ~
.ssg MARRIAGE s,lss.I -asgzrs
marriage being dWafe a EyAeSl Weakne ;6fEaIt
as HSS SISsS Sh.ef aSasF tSs care q Dr.
may religt0uSly eonhde I'm his honor - g6Rtlomans
and confidently rely upon his Glin = PhyGietAa.
--a q ORGANIC WEAKNESS '',-i'
Immediately cured and PuII VIs0r Restored. - i's
This Distressing Anection-Whieh lepdsE5 LiSasnd
Marriage imposSible-iS the penalty PAID BY tie
victims Of tupPQps 4EouRg perooRP ere
the dftsdfai oonsSq that may snsSo. No.
Who that UNDERSTANDS the subject Win pretend Il
deny that the power Of ppporOaton IL lost sooner b
tho1e hllinE into tmpYop9r habits than by the pru
dentll Besides being deprived Of the pleasure o.
healthy ofHpHinR, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to 10th BODY and mind RrfSe, MO Tyntep
Becomes derRnEeds the Physical and bfshtdl IE0no
lions Weakened, Loss ofProcTeatiVe Power, NerYouI
IrritabiEity, Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart
Indigestion, CongttutonAl Debility, . waiting o;
tho Rramsf oeqEbi oof9umPti on, fray and Deatbi
Omce, No., 2 South Frederick ST.,
Lon hand ode going from Baltimore street, . few
dorm ou the corners Fail not to GhGorEo the name
and number.
letter. must BE- paid and contain stamp. Tha
Doetor'S Diploma hang1 In his once, ,.T,-,,,sT
A CURE WKRRAEFED tn TWO DAYS b tif ).
N L II III. n IL - - i.I-- NM -
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2 The Place tOiBaY Chean

w A I!t EARHR' AND BoRDFRs.llE.I- a.,
.s,,s - Ser SAle e chop aE11T 49,
IA y .-fA 4e-st IOHPH 6RhRSS ~ U
no. - NonroN
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g. SLACK, Senator 7th Dit.
W.e; DUNBARiiH. q. D.
JOHN "a. PHILLIPS, Pres. Senate

Main Btreet.
Lpdis3 wishiSk u consult the Or. az they presse
Lee vii take plehS1re IN acoompan Wing them
sae once. Can be. found Atrthe. Grant House
e .snnt. -. auka2dkN
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NzZZRRZlI2/z

Al the Medical .ps1e and the Pres re omm.pd
DR.. strtcklandss Anti oLoiera Mixture as the only
certain remedy Tor 'aFTh0a and DySonterT, 1t a
combination OF AstriDgouts, AbSorbentS. Etimu-
Tents and CarmtnatiVeS, and il warranted 70 effect
cure AFTER All other means have failed. f7l NJ
FORTH Street, Cincinnati o. y 80 -.
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80 g .5.., A, CARD.H

DE; E. Il IEE-PHYMoIAN, SURGEON
- - AND AoooUoHER--thankfnl for past iayOrI
generally that he 4 still doing buSinesS al rs old
.t4sno,i NAN street. near the s1spen sion Bridge
y. Ss ns En oe happy 70 attend to any business
~ ~ nne thSt may be entrusted to his care Night
g y! promptly attended to. Drl Lee H. graduate
81 we Eeleftc Medical In-titute Of Cincinnati and
~ peen Var1OIsIy engaged tho practice OF hII
noN prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
application Of Electricity In the treat
the gpeeisl attention Of the GfHfctedE So nsrtect
tne ealing Art Of the present day CaS praeteed
6eeetlcsl that few need despair Of receiving per-
special attention given 70 diseases Of women and
Sanndren. All communications strictly confidential.
Ouf praetiee Y safe certain and prompt leaving
taint In the system, but cleansing reno.
vatinf and thening the general system acting
IN unison with Natures unerTing laws.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

Dr.. strichIAnd'5 MeEihuouB Cough Balsam is van.
ranted to eqEe Coughs, Oolds, Hoarsen aSs, sthma
Whoeptng Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale BY DruggistS. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o. TX
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IALTIh1Rd0CE WS9ITA

- RsFABL1aHHD AS RRYUaH PRoN
puA0KERY~-
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DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College OF surgeoaJ, LoAdsn,
Graduate fCou one Of the most eminent ollegea IN
has been spent In the hospitals of L6ndon, Paris
philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some o.
tho most astonishing cures that were eV3r known
many troubled With ringing In tia bead ARd earl
when asleep, great neFVousness, being alarmed 81
sudden eoundSs 6aBhfnlnA1s with frequent bluliinR
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind, wee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

RIO BIZ SoLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, without
regard to VG'ue, and not 10 be paid until you
H. oW what you Will receive
100 Gold Hunting CaSea Watches each 800 %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

WHE1ln7, WIsR Va, Dec. 9Th, 1868.
dgned members Of the West Virginia Legislature
S.SS pleasure In saying that We have known DR.
EisnaLa q. LeS many year8 previous TO the break
sStse OF Medicine (ofths Eclectic sehoO
S ~ IN AanAWhA county Va, and Gala county
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS, 80
The many thouianal cured at tais iuEtituf6S
gehl ppoEati0nS PeTt6rfiea ~ Dr. ijbhSS IA
He1sod BY the reporters Of the E'5uh,S "Oifpber
and many other PaperS, notices OF which have ap
IA 5tapdtuG - gs6tteman HGharacter and reSoI
aa0tutS' u Suheient guarantee 70 the afiioted.-
= sKIN DIREAsESSEPREDIEY 6RFED.s -
A9THo l0ttoEs rseeivod unIsiS pOSs.paid md cen.
AIMING scamp 70 be used On the teplS PorSona
Stltlns And Gehd poFtiou SfadTeFs
aSsmSnt dSseIihins symptoms. - % : : 49,
JOHN. JOHNSTON, II. D., eve
0Ae Baltimore Lock Hospital, baltimore.
eolo-ISo2 LEEEt Cs4ttFl n Maryland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that = sound mind and body are theimog,
necessary regulates to promote eonnubIal happi.
ne ne indeed without these the onFnsy through
~ dark to the view; the mind becomsS ShGdoJ,ed
With despair and, flsd With! the melancholy refeo
ton that the happiness ofanOther becomes DHghtod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
"STRANGFRS

Trust not your lives or health to the care OF
lleArned and worthless Pr6tenderS, ldS1fItSte 3
kno" lhdEe, name or character, who copy Dr. John,
oton advertisements, or style themBeiTea In ne
neWTpa perS, regularly Educated PhySioianG. ircS.
pablo Of Curing, they keep Top tEinng month efter
month taking their hlthy and poisonous compounds,
OF a. long a. the EnnAleSt fee can bo obtained ~
In deaIAiE, leave JON With ruined, nealth n sieS
over your own CALLING dfSannoIntT SsGt - s|sk
". Johnston u the only Physician adyortiEfnR
once. E'S-f, :, = - - ttAH6 N -"
His Femediel or, traatnnrk an. n,,ISSa5M IN
others prepared fFom a ina s,sIt IL ~ W. ~ -
pitfalls 81 EuroRe the drst "a IA eonotE IA J 80
extensive pFtSdfs praciiss GhSn * f1
In the world. Il S'-lS- e4''.H
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DISEASB' OF INPRUDENCE

When the tniBguidsd and .impruaont votarv a,
plea!n!e andS that he has the GSeds Of THU
painful disease 1t too often that an ill-tmod
sense q shame, or dread Of dLl66VeFy, dAterS him
reSpecfAblity, can alone befibnd him, delaying TN
thC constitutional symptoms Of this horTd diSeaOt
tneir appearance such a. liberated sore
limbs dmneSs OF hght, deafness, nodes on Die ms
bones and ArmS, blotohea on the head, nee and 81
last the BaAte the mouth OF the boneS dc mos
fal and the victim Of this awful disease become
hoETtd object Of sommileratIon, until death putt
70 shat Undiscovered Country nom Whence I1c
traveller returns" -fs154' - =
II melancholy faet that Thousands fall Victim,
70 this terrible disease, owing 70 tbs GnbkIflnAS1
Of Ignorant PretenderS, who, BY the usO ~ tkSi
Oe9d4Y FotSon, AeTetTy, ruin the constitution and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-20
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Who have injured themselves by . certain practice
nom CYL companions, or at school, the lefeetl 81
Which are niehty felt, even when aGiesPS and Il not
both mind end body should apply irmediately.
What . pity that . yo6ng man, the hope Of hiI
country the darling Of hGI parents, should be
matched nom all prospects and enIoymenta OF LIE
by the consequences OF dOViAfingl fF6mthe path Of
nature hndindulgingi in oeEtai9 seefSt habit. suoi
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
summers Attack Unon Grant.

What General Lee failed 10 do, Mr..
Charles sumner, Of Massachusetts, has
undertakcp to accomplish. The Ameri-
can people who believe that the Repub-
lie o"cs something to the soldiers who led
our armies to final victory over the re.
bellioD, will be edited by the modesty of
the Massachusetts, Senator, who yesterday
,assmled, scrap-bork in band, the honor
and verarity of Ulysses s Grant
General Grant has seen the South
Mr. Charles Sumner has never ventured
beyond the line Of our national bayouets
arrayed for war. General Grant defeated
the gallant armies which for four years
held at bay the whole power of the
Onion. Mr.. Charles Sumner was igno-
minioualy thrashcd with a cane by
South Carolina representative long since
dead aud turned to dust.
The hero ofa hundred fights recon.
mends TINT tic Southern people be en-.
trusted with the control of their own
affairs, The victim Of Mr.. Preston
Brooks, wrilhins still with an impotont
lust Of personal vengcance upon the inno-
cent Fellow citGchS OF rash and haStY
man whom God has removed from all hui.
man rettibuion, shricks out for 'nonth"l
abuse of the President, and ci.rnrs
the practical abolition of tho Classification
and the Union.
II ayen forbid that we should insult tue
common sense aud patriotism of tho
American people With argument in sach a
case as this. Never were the Man aud
the Fanatic more sharply brought face to
face than here. General Graut fought to
save tue Union and the Constitution ---
Did the heroic Americans who fought
under General Grauf, and with hlm, iight
to ,ave the wells and sears scored upon
the back Of Dir. Charles Sumptr by a
dead Congressman from Carolina p
World.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
Winter and its Wants.

The following well timed article is from
that sterling journal, the Cleveland (Ohio)
Pia,ndedicr. 1t is full of words of truth
and soberness, and we commend il to the
careful consideration OF all our readers
After an unusually mid Autumn, ex-
tending to near the middle of December,
shielding the poor and even the destitute
from many Of the discomlorts and suffer
ings to which they have been exposed by
untoward circumstances over which thew
had no control, winter is upon them, at
last, and their condition demands due con-
sidera!ion And as the dismal scenes of
the immediate future are opened to the
vision of the sons and daughters of ill-re.
Quilted toll, IL becomes tie duty of the
thong hiiuI, to look dispassionatey at the
causes of the calamities which have befal-
len them, And while extending to the
destitute temporary relief, it is the par, of
wisdom to devise some practicable mode
Tor removing the Cause or causes of the
evils which render that relief not only
duty but necessity.
The evil most com planned of is that OF
the high prices demanded for the necessa-
rcs and comforts Of life. But high prices
are evils, only because they are dlspro-
portonate TO the price paid for labor in
the various departments Of productive in
dustry. The principal cause, therefore,
Of the sntlerIngs Of the poor at this time,
and at this inclement season OF the year.
is the discrepancy between the price Of la
Dor, and the cost OF the necessaries of life.
And this reveals to lis the fatal mistake
committed by the ruling powers. While
the wealthy manufacturing corporations
have successfully sought for protection
against foreign production by prohibtory
duties on imporlations; while the bonds
of the government in the hands of capital
lists are exempted from taxation; while
extravaganza, 10 u ruinous extent, has
been created and lostered by the fearful in
crease OF an already vitajed and irredcem-
able currency; and while our national al
fairs are conducted without regard to
economy, nothing has been done to aid
the toillng masses in their efforts to secure
for themselves and their families share
Of the ordinary comforts Of lie. We say
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
The Rights CT Man.


1neie ID manifest tc"oeucy, IN The
'e,eninSS o' Tic noacf" school OF radical
Pm't'e''"', toward '"r rAhK">I lhA4el'tH.
us IS 10 h1w phase u politics. 1t is
Tue Ola story over again. 1t mas L"en
tue Characteristic OF 'ProoTeSsIyo human
nature, III successive "Ses ana un'er every
ior" OF government once IN century
or So t0e wofla secs ar9v'VaI oi th's school
ol Po''"c'a"s ana philosophers, anu Win
every revival 'heJ seem TO be astonisted
'h"' no one was ever o"'"Fe as wise Us they;
'ncJ clu'n 10 "e H.S%''eief> ot ne" Ghp-
oil'ti'S IA Tue h"a1a" race, ne" c""l'ne"tS
III the world OF phIhsophy. Ih"y teach
aIo Pt'acu VITA an 'N'"nishlng amount OF
sell conAuchce, HItrr'y ob'Yloas OF utterly
Ignorant OF the iact, taat again AID again,
III lormer ascs, Ncn have tam@ut aud
preached precisely as they uOw do, aud
haze IvI their followers into mazao of
doubt and Iahyrluths If difficulty, out Of
which they emerged only with guest sui.
iering ahG sorrow lt' the Old straight
path.
Their common doctrine il, that thc'c are
certain inherent rights Of mau, nh.rh
every human being ass, $, because
he Is humap being, neither inhcritiug
them lrou his fathers nor deriving them
10y any gift from ki1g CT government, Or
other man. Ii is worth whilr, sowe.
ilnes, to 81 lato an argument OF the eX-
tent Of tuvse rights with toe men mo be.
lieyo in them For example, they assert
with great confidence, Livery man nas Il
right to live Il seems plain PROPOSE.
zion, and hard to deny but ask the con.
verse, Has every man o right to die
whcntycr he wishes 10 d. 50 ~ and il
seems tolcr@b!y certaia that lie right To
live is rather 4 duty, matter of co.npu!-
sion from some higher power than Ab4r-
ty which belongs to the man
In ruth, vast amount Of these So
called rights are found, when examined, to
be duties, dependent Gu the several pIa
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
From the Charleston Courier.
The Present Condition Of Charleston.

The month of December is not really a
gooG business month in Charleston. -
Every one is anticipating the Christmas
holiday festivities, and takes it for granted
that business is a nuisance in such a sea-
son. Hence, our readers will be prepared
to learn of a decrease in commercial traffic.
The decrease, however, is hot.so great as
that at the same time in many former
Years. Although merchants have fair
suppl of stocks on hand, they are Of the
opinion the market is not flooded. Or
ders have been sent North for more goods
OF almost every description, and January
will, doubtless, show US brisk trade.
The local appearance of Charleston has
changed remarkably within the past three
months East Bay, from one end to the
other, presents a very lively business
aspect With few exceptions, the stores
on each side of the street are either occu-
pied or being placed in "a condition to be
occupied. This shows the continued at,
tachment ofsmerchants to this portion of
the city. 1t is here where the principal
wharves are located, ard where the sea-
mers and sailing vessels find dockage -
Besides all this, we have the assurance
that it will not be long before a street rail
way will be IN operation on East Bay,
thus atjording merchants in that locality
al opportunity of increasing their business
facilities. The railway will have branch
es running down to the ends of the
wharves, so that shipments OF merchandise
can be Immediately made from vessels to
the cars, and lreigEts transferred from cars
TO the vessels. 4 wonderful improve
ment in the aspect of the city is also
to be observed on Meeting, King and
other streets. King streets alive with pc
destrians and carriages, andreminds one of
the good Old time when the plank road
was in a condition to admit OF sale aud "a
pld riding to iavoriie resorts on the upper
outskirts Of the town. That portion of
Meeting street which has usually been
considered as the business portion, keeps
pace with the general march Of improve
ment. We wish we could call attention
to blocks of dwellings and stores, rising
from the ruins Of burnt districts, but in
asmuch as that de,olala locality remains
nndisturbed, it can hardly be expected
we should accord to it praise for lis UNI
inviting appearance.
All things considered, however, Charles
ton has done well in making the progress
that we have the pleasure Of chroniclng,
and it is to be hoped she will continue
her efforts in the same direction.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29
Death of Hon. ThoS. CorWiu,

The death Of Hon. Thomas Corwin, of
Ohio, took place at thirty-fve minutes
past Two o clock, yesterday afternoon.
lie sprung from family of Hungarian
farmers and was born in Kentucky, on
July 90, 1894. He worked upon his
fathers farm until he was about twenty
years of age, having very slender educa-
tional advantages. In 1918 he was admit
ted 10 the bar, where his ability and elo-
qucnce as an advocate soon gained him an
extensive practice. For thirty years Mr..
Corwin has been conspicuously before The
nation, holding the most honorable posi-
tons in his own State and in the Congress
of the United States, as well as stations of
high responsibility in the executive and
ministerial departments of the country.
He was first chosen to the Legislature
of Ohio in 1922, serving therein seven
years, and was first chosen to Congress
in 1890 He gave his earnest support to
Clay for President in "a, Adams in '28 :;
zealously supporting Clay again in 1882,
Harrison in SO and 40. In 1874 he was
elected 10 the United States Senate, where
he remained till 1850, when he was APP
pointed Secretary OF the Treasury under
Fillmore, In 1858 he was again sent TO
Congress from OHIO.
On Mr. Lincoln's accession TO the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-29

nothing of the negroes recently emancipa-
ted for they are comparatively well pro-
vldei for by the munifcent benefactons
OF the government, and by the one-sided
philanthropy Of their especial friends, but
We have word to say in behalf of those
wh,e men,and women in our midst who
are exposed to unwonted privalIons and
suiierngs at this Indictment season of the
year As justice seems to be out of the
question, let broad and comprehensive
philanthropy for the present take its place.
Lee labor be generously reworded-let
want be promptly fclieved-and, in the
midst of abundance, let the wealthy see to
1t that TIE destitute are provided for.