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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-23

WE inviteattention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. w. S. Hutchins. which an
pears in our columns this morning.
Mr.. Hutchins has established at lower
Market Square what is rather new
feature at present in the business of the
city, commission house for the sale
SSLSNSTy Kind OF country produce, grain,
NC Any of our friends in the conn
Try VINO have any such articles to sell
VIII do well to make cousignments To-
Mr.; hutchins, who will sell for them
ana charge n reasonable commissions
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TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICE
YOUNG MEN

,So no % haYe injured themselves by a csgta II
PrscL,iSee indulged in when alone, a habit fire.
s5silj learned nom evil cotnpaR ons or al
even when asleep, and, II not cured TSntIgTS,
maj L,lHge impossible and DESTROYS bOth mind
ana Dody, should apply immeCliafeIy
NAT pity that a young man, The bopeo
ms ms country, the pride OF his parents. sb6uid
meHIs sNUcnso rom all prospects and enjoy
IT,. OF NE by the consequence of deTi-
iti rom the path OF nature aud induig-
LIZ N certain secret habit such persons
IL, DeinFa
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Lost,

CERTIFICATE OF TaEPENN ,,,--
~, i iiiie insurance Co. OF PhiladelnSts e. e.
49, SihSlasnd OF lSSos b Davenport S2o- NJ
SnniisIs S Sos given that Dupficate has 49,
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transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply
OFFICE bait. & OHIO RA1LRoADC
-- WHEELING Jan. S, 1857.
' ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
~ LNh-NIANs
cave Cumb1andSnn.
Leave wheeling. Sun

WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after Jan.
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DR. JOHN TON,

O1ee' NO. South Frederick street,
Left hand side going from I2altirnor, 81 rf.,, !,
lew doors from the corner. Fail not 10 6b.
serve name and number
1870 letters received unless post paid and
S9ontthhlng stamp to be used on the reply
nsIsonS writing should state age, and send
. pOr1ion OF advertisement describing symp-
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DISEASES oF IMPRUDENCE

When the misguided and imprudent vo.
AIRY OF pleasure finds that he has inbil4-j
t Sile SEEDS OF thtS painful disease IL TOO often
LniaPpels that an 1ll-ttmed sense OF shame ar
~ ~ gao OF discovery detens him from applying
tI, tinosts, VINO from education and respeCfs.
fIIl SAii alone neirlend him, delaying M
Cis sI make their appearance, such as ulca-
IAteu sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
Paihs In the head and limbs, dimneSs OF
signI1 deafness, nodes on the shtn-bOnes and
a ~, olotches on the head, face and extre-
tuitsS; progressing with frightful rapidly
t Llil AT last the palate of the mouth or The
,t Ones o. the nose fall in, and the victim Of
ctiLs aWIui disease becomes a horTid object OF
dreadful suferings by sending him 10 atbTt
traveller returns" "
1t is a MELANCHOLY FACT that ,bo,-
- anos Ial VICTIMS TO this terrible disease ow-
Ing ing 10 the unskilfulnesS of ignorant preten-
2eSiS, who, by the use of that DEADLY
POISON, MURCURY, rum the constitution
ana make the residue OF life miserable
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure OF

For the speedy cure OF .trT
ID p II II L II a
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis, rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
nor FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICL E
returned from every quarter, by the con-
sumers of the bali million bottles that have
been sold within that time, IS, that
1T ALWAYS CURES"
Read the following, which is only a speci-
men of the many Letters We are daily receiv-
ing:
"BosroS. MASS,
"ORRIS SKINNER e Co.-SIRs :-Notwitil-
standing my general prejudice against pro-
prietary Tor patiently medicines, was induced
to buy two bottles of the American Life
Drops, through the high recommendation OF
them by friend, as always curing Diptheria,
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, &c.
My son, sixteen years of age, w!IS taken sud
denly i'll with Diptheria, and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing was so bad.
We were much alarmed, but decide to try
the Life Drops before calling physician. By
using the Drops according to direction, he
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up. let friend suffering with
l. rheumatism nave one oil the bottles. He
says tue Life drops gave Immediate relief
and are the best medicine he ever used A
family near him, suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat used some of his, and
were cured in "a short time Since then let
my brother, n physician have u part OF mine
and with which he cared bad Clse of Din
liberia. lie is constrained to acknowledge
that they are valuable.
"TTuly yours, A. B. ELDER"
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRfS SKINNER * CO.,
Sole PrOprietOrS, Springfield, Mass,
And sold by all Druggists. -
Demas Barnes & Co, New York, Fuller
Finch, q Co., Chicago, General Agents.
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HOTEL AKnIYALs.
FRIDAY. MAR H y. iss

FRIRDAY. MAR II =, 1857.
M'LURE HOUSE.
Geo. Hartman, Franklin, w. Va.
V. n Jones Morgantown, do
Chas. B. Allaire, W ashington, d. c.
r. A. French, Cumberland, Md.
e. a. Gettier, do
- Robinson, do
]. II. Lockwood. Moundsvllle, W. Va.
w. E Porter, Gmfton-
b. +. Kelley, Wheeling.
]. ], Owings, Baltimore, Md.
II. Clay McAllister, Cumberland, Md.
Geo. Palmer, Springfield, Mass.
w. L. Clsutlce. Baltimore, Md.
Geo. s. Pedlcopd, Cumberland, Nd.
David Bruce, Baltimore, Md.
/. Merritt, Chicago, III.
Z. w. MERCER, Cumberland, Nd.
VIM. Devries, Baltimore, Md.
s,'W. Dayrissr do
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reflect that sound mind and body are The
iiSS necessary requisites to promote cunnu-
oltl naPineSs. Indeed, without thg.,f. the
tourney through life becomes "a weary pIlgTi.
view the mind beco ina foyEs,i vim 10 -
par PAT AM; ana nlled with the melancholy rstlec-
! Li9n inai the happiness of another becomes
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II. Clay MckIlfster, Cumberland, Md.
Geo; Palmer, SpEin gneld, Mass.
w. L CIautlce, Baltimore, Md.
Geo. s. Pedlcopd, Cumberland, Nd.
David Bruce, Baltimore, Md.
l. Merritt, Chicago, III.
Z. w. Mercler, Cumberland Md
VIM. pevries, baltimore, Md.
s,'W. Dayrissr do
sPRIGG HOUSE,
w. EStep and Lady, Ohio.
W; b, Wright, st. ClairsyiIIe.
J. e. Lane sos uH. .--
J TOsn Porter, H3Eeoskeounty, W. Va.
A. A. Shalters, New York.
]. w. Shannon, BellRire.
Jas. F. CharleSworth. st. ClaisvIIIe.
1harleS BOettieher, Powhattan.
W. ". Kelly, wellsburE.
g. L. Zane, city.
Joe. y. Irwin, city,
II Litteu, Rush Run.
A. w. Wells, wellsourK.
J. G. Shiller, city.
a. Hon, Baltimore, Md.
]: SPriggs, woodsfielst, O.
S. W. beSries.. Il Rait if
II. q. Mercier, B. & o. r. r.
Z. II. CROPPED, Baltimore
J. n: Percy: Cumberland.
q. E. Siakeley.
J. D. y. EyersteIn, B. RR.
William Okey. WoodsIleld.
IhonAas Foster, Wilmington, Del
srAlLM HOUSE,.
:. Carroll, Middleburg, D.
+. 4. Horn, BellRfr.
Dr. g. NJ. Richardson, Matamoras. O.
W. Steele, SIStersYiile
Jacob Laishley, Steubenvills.
John DonallRn do
q. W. Patton. Sistersville-
II. Tomlinson, ModndSvilie
]. 2. Sprlsgs, WOodstield, U.
9. Hebling, do.
j. Schneider, do.
JustuS EalIin.
A. j. BayleS.
d. NJ. BIaney, West Alexander.
W. T. Hicks, Parkersburg.
j. B. Hicks, B. & D. R. r.
Christian Burgey, Allegheny City.
SilaS Ingraham, Marshall county
W. p. Rhodes, do.
Geo y. Gillespie McConnellsytlle o.
W. z. Holton, MoundSyilIe
Richard Phillip, Frostburg, Nd.
EhoS: Phillip. do.
dendr-y LeSre. do.
W. Bntton, Sewiekley, Pa.
II. G. HoTnbroolS, Woodlands
John Raymond, Missouri.
=. NJ. Brubaker, Harrisburg, Pa
" M. Price, Proctor.
Il. A. Baker, Ceredo.
John E Berry. Wood Co.
w. ). Radcliffe, Marion county, West VIr.
!, ginia, near Albert MOrEan's stfn house on
L Harris. do.
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Notions, Furs, Carpets,

Consisting of Fancy and Black silks, French
Mefinos, all colors, Empress Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thlbet Cloths, DE LANES of all
hII1 tlS1,- IIlai,ds Cloazs shawls. Hoop and
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres, Vestines and
all kinds OF Trimmings for
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MARRIAGE.

n, Married Persons, or Young Men contero.,,-
ing marriage, being aware OF PbvEi,n,t'..i-
" eAAneSS, Organic Debility, DefoTTSnfd,Silu
speedily cured. ~ 80 ~ LEU miles,
he VINO places elfunder the carso,r,
J. may IellgtouSly confide in his honor ~ - "
SKIN as physician. - "Poh MS
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81. TO w N r s.
EDITOR.
J. Q. BArLEY. Proprietor and sab-Editor.


ttqusst for the expression Of his opinions on
public affairs, made BY several gentlemen
II Columbis. July 81. 1857, (whose names
hereafter sppesr. f,irnished them his letter
addressed to Mayor GmBes two years ago,
and also gives fuller expression Of his
views in continuation. The reply Of Gen.
HAMPTON is dated August q. 1857. and was
first published In the Columbia Phonis.
August 2sth, 1867:
Aueusr 90. 1896.
40 his Honor James @. Gi66es, Nayor of
Colombia.
1 SIN: Having been absent whom the late
public meeting was held 10 the city, take
this method Of expressing my views on the
eubjects discussed on that occasion. II 10
with seme reluctance that express these
views. as do not concur in the policy ad-
vocated by the meeting. Is Il desirable
that the people Of the State should take any
action looking 10 Q restoration Of civil gov.
ern@eat at preseutf think not; and for
these rcasons: .,s Sa go -
Tie State is either member Of the Fed
eral Union, or it is not II a member, then
not only is Il work of supererogation for
her TO ask admission to the Union, but che
ie, by the Constitution Of the United States.
guaranteed republican form Of Govern.
ment, and che has the right TO administer
her Government under such q constitution
and by such laws as she chooses. But II
she ie, on the contrary, not member OF
the Union, she must be regarded either as
q Territory, or as o conquered province
In either condition. the United States au-
thorities are charged with the duty OF pro-
vidiug proper Government for her, and
think the true policy Of the State is to re.
main passive until such Government is
given TO her. or 10 forced upon her. II the
course dedicated by the meeting here is
followed by the State, what viii be the re-
sultf Will 1t lead TO the restoration Of che
Union as II existed, and to there. Establish.
ment of the constitution and lave Of this
State I do not think that such will be
the case. To restore the State to the Union
by the plau contemplated in the resolutions
adopted by the meeting here, II will be
necessary to call a convention of the State.
That convention, chosen as that will be,
WIN represent the wishes Of the people Of
the State, Is an impossibility. But passing
over this grave objection, there remains the
still graver one as to the adoption Of o con.
,stitution. Are the people of the State vii.
iing, by tho adoption of new and totally
different constitution, to ignore all the
teachings Of the past, TO subvert the whole
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Tho Ncwberry Herald statos that Mr.. w.
w. Farrow, uhs live on the limo between Now
berry ana Laurcns Districts, met with severe
loss on Friday last, by tho burning Of his
dwelling, kitchen and lumber house, together
with their contents.
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no leee than the latter, denies q mans own
ership Of himself aud the products of his
labor, and asssrts that other men may own
him and dispose of him and his property
for their uses and at their pleasure. Pre-
vious TO the war, there were some grounds
for saying. that in theory, at least, 70 not in
practice, our Government was q free one
that it rested on consent But nothing Of
that kind can be said now, II the principle
ON which the war was carried on by the
North is irrevocably established"
Here we are told IL emphatic language,
by northern man, whose mind cannot be
obsoured certainly by the so-cAlled heresies
of Southern doctrines, what was the princi
pie on which the war was waeed by the
North, and we are warned-aod grant that
the warning may not be In vaiu---what
viii be the result II this principle is irrevo
cably established. Let Il be established /.
and we may bid adieu to constitutional
neutrality-suspicious. institutions will be
swept away In the storm that will arise.
and we shall enter on those dark and gloomy
scenes which always precedc q nations
death. The time will then indeed have
come for US to pray. in the words OF fear
iess and eloquent son OF Georgia, for tho
speedy advent OF the American Cesar
The whole recent legislation OF the frac.
honai Congress at Warrington seems to
have only in view to break down all the
barriers Of the Consultation Of the United
States; to ignore the immortal truths of the
great rebellion OF 7e, and to convert Gov,
ernment which had, rs It's only foundation,
" the consent Of The governed, "into one
sustained by force alone. None Of the rad.
ienls pretend that tho military bills are con.
sttutional. They admit--perhaps I sh ould
cay, rather. they trsst-that these measures
are unconstitutional. while they endeavor
TO make the South ratify them, by arousing
and Appealing to the basest passions OF
human nature, fear and cupidiiy. They
threaten us with confscation, on the one
hand, If we do not accept these measures |;
they give them the semblanee Of law, while
on the, other they attempt TO bribe those
amongst us who are 90 base and vennl as TO
be willing to purchase immunity for them.
'''''' ~ ''"'As viz '''''' VI 'ne''
country,
Are these despicabia motives strong
enough 20 corrupt the virtue of the South.
ern peoplef Will.that people, who have
proved themselves capable Of making any
and all sacrifices for the sake Of their prin,
ciples, sink 60 low rs TO buy The mere priv
ilege TO Hye-eyen II they live slayes-bv
giving mn all TINT thew have heretofore held
sacrad and all tba. m.kas Iiife ;.s.,f worth
hov,ng, win nav ayarv ,h.;r o..;on a.
h. ,,arorooa hv ,hr..,,s Thro.,. -.
ho'Si B'NSsh ose'o "c1. ATo thcy
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-04

TnE following is a letter from Hamilton
College Observatory. Clinton. N. Y, dated
the 9th; -, i
Yesterday morning early, July Z. as
tronoDical date. new rhember Of the group
Of asteroids wss discovered here, In twenty:
one hours sapd twenty, one minutes right,
ascension, and twenty one degrees ord
thirty one minutes Of soathern deelinstion.
This morning, y asfound TO have NOV ed 10
tweniy -four hourSabout twenty Ave seconds
70 the West and six minutes to the sontb;
Being Of the eleventh magnitude. and atm
abou, one month before opposition &FE III
sun. the planet promises 20 bs ) - =,
one" = "''""
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Die erite SsribtS Sibuna ilber Die aau>
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