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For sale Sy-Ds. JAMES BAKER; KELLs D. CALD-
WELL; and PAITERSoN& Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDsALL * Co., CincIllnatii
and by dealer generally. sep19
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EI,xir or coraial.

-rs Hnyigoruting Elixir Cordial.
II there be ga special Providence In the fall OF spar
row., so is there also in the pucking OF herb What
now would be the condition OF thousands, IL Dr. Morse
In his oriental wanderngs, had discovered plant
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in functional diseases? He found the
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ifc He made many Inquiries to the effect produced by
this herb, aud the replies convinced him that il
restorative and yalizng properties unlea
except IN fable Having juice the plant
anu combined 1t with other vegetable extracts lie com
nienced experimenting with the compound upon himse O.
and others Finally he presented to the Imvgo
rating Exir; and what Is all his fame as philosopher
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from he init oducon OF this rejuyenatins pIepa atio?-
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tenn TIE restorative effects OF this peerless remedy
The Cordial put up. highly ntated npint bot
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MEXICAN COLONIZATION Law The Mexican
papers give the following abstract OF the new COL
omIzatIOn law of that government. -.
Tie Minister of Fomento will appoint age nts
a road 10 recruit and embark colonists Tor Mexico
the coUnsls mu he of the Catholic religion,
and must he furnished with certificates OF their
beng of correct habits and manners, and acquaint-
ed with useful profession. The agents are 10
watch over the well being and safety of the colo.
mlsts. Coonsts too po3r 10 pay for their II pas
sage shall! be provided with one, with the under
standing that they to paw for 1.-TWO years after
their arrival; each agricultural colonist will re-
cei'e grant of $500 eerrees Of land, fiji
for cultivation and each family of three persons at
least OF l,OOO,0O0 ceres Uerreesj butitey will be
Obliged 10 pay for them after five years, and mus,
reside upon their lan's. The coloniss will be
considered Mexicans from the time oflher ar wal.
and subject 10 all duties appertaining TO them
as such. Co!onists may Introduce clothing, and
mp emens of agriculture, necessary 10 START With,
free of duty.
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:, oSnIGSIFIEp SNEEzrso.-During the propress of
the examination of Minkhouse and I.earvs for ~, N
outage upon an idiot girl, as reported eIsewber,
some person or PERSONS not having due sense n
The awful majesty of the law, or the dignity of The
court scattered villainous mixture ,of SNUFF
cayenne pepper, May berry bark, and most prob
ANY slight sprinking of cownge about The room
IL happened at the time, that the Audience was ex-
ueheiy large. aiid,of that mixed description that
seneta!iy congregate about the purlieu OF court
" Justice. The lnsinuating dust soon beganyto
taKe eject anu concert Of sneezing mixed with
coughing, first amongst the outsiders made il i'm
possible 10 understand one word from INDIE Ia,y
yer, witness or prisoner.
Silence?' shouted the marshal.
'Si-ah ch-chi chee-lence," sileezed the der mi,
ny Tins time the epidemic. had extended 10 viii
IN sue The bar, and there was us much coughing
anu Sneezlng as ever was heard within the House.
oil Representatives during a prosy sneecb Of nm
unpopular orator. " "n
open the;ugh-win chez chee-dow, on Lord >,
exclaimed the prose cutting attorney. t1''
81 suggest ah-chee-te-tt they be. ohitz tnrne1
ont," gasped another lawyer = 100
The judge, who by this time had cou,h.d 49,,
sneezed until his face was as red as The Comb ~
turkey COCK, was struck by the idea md nossa of
oncefs 1elne called from below, cleared the nom
OF Inc unhappy multitude, who upon their egrss.
INTO The street gave such concerted iiahn1;c.1
Sheeze, That couple, of horses that were bitcLsd
scampered away. -.srl-[7s F@ss 'A ' ut'uies
ihere is reason TO suppose that some FunsodIv
culnnt, the pores of whose pocket had been ers ~
ed lor misdemeanur, had taken this method ~ "a
iailate by opening the pores Of the Court,s oIrao
tones.-Cin. Col. ''ias'
4. 80. ~
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DEATH OF Ma. JAMES RaYmosD.-The an.
nouncement of the demise OF this gentlement was
not unexpected. Mr.. r. is extensively known a,
a manager OF menageres, aud one OF the orisina
Tors OF The travelling SLOW system, which has prov
ed second Mexico 10 nearly all who have embark
ed IN The business. Mr.. Raymond commenced
business with single elephant, in which I'M ,e
por,ionof his neighbors had more or less stock;
and from this small beginning more than thirty
years since. has been developed the huge caravans
OF ANNALS which have overspread the country
The extent oil Nir. Raylnond's wealth must be very
considerable, though we question whether i,
amounts TO 81 .50O.O00, as has been stated. His
property il thi. city comprises the Broadway The
atre, the Washington Hotel, &C.. &c.-N y. Sun
dou Times. !. - LL-.--.5. -
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= ls2A Painful Interview.

speaking OF the omission, in all the lives written
upon Alexander Hamilton, OF the name of his vile
reminds me oil thrill ing and painful incident, TO
which was an eye witness, connected with thai
lady,, (who blythe way suppose few will need NJ.
informed was before marriage, n daughter of Gem
eral Schuyler, Of Albany About the year lSo2
as near as can recollect, was on board one Of
tie old Fulton & Livingston line Of boals (say he
James Kent or the Chancellor Livingston,) OIL nv
way from New York to Albany. Ali who Travelled
III 'hoSe days, will recollect tkatthe dinner hour
was qulte as interesting as now. The ladies' were
oil course provided for first, and the gentlemen
WHO stood near the foot of The tables could crowd
upon tue back seats, ESQ they respectfully retreat
So US Tue ladies' came DOWN. until the latter were
az seated 3tnen SUCH as were not crowded of,
| could take seat on the signal being given.
Among the first that were passing up next to the
ocrths anu back OF one table was Aaron Burr, and
u was my lot TO be next him. We got rs far IN
as those ahead OF us could go, before coming to
seats occupied by ladies on that side, and came 10
stand iaclng the table. AT that moment there
came down opposite to us large lady, r,cI,'y Dress
ed III back. and yelled, and " lille yet staining. d.,
iectiyopposte TO Burr she put her veil aside, aud
ralsing her eyes across the Ia BILE she saw with is
eyes directly upon her, Aaron Burr, and only sepa
rated by the width of the table. She gave loud
scream and fell, but there being quite number
sr anding oy' they caught her, and took her out
The boat was then about approa ching Newbnrpb
and she insisted on being put ashore at once. as
she could go no further with Bum on board n nd IL
was done Us she wished.
Duflng lie whole. scene at the table, Burr stood
IKE stntute' looking on with stoic-lke indlffrr-
ehce aho composite, never moving muscle. AS
SOON as Mrs. Hamilton was removed he sat down
and ale hearty dinner, and went his way us
But TO say l relished and enjoyed my dinner,
crowded up in close proximity 10 that man, with
lle history oil the fatal duel rushing through my
mind, / cannot. Ns" 10y
IL was remarked at the time that Mrs. Hamilton
Talu II was the FIRST time she had set eyes on Aaron
nun since me day he killed her husband, and no
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LATE MExtcAN NEws.-rhe New York Com.
mercial Advertiser thus truthfulIy epi,omlzes The
news relating TO the alleged revolutoln Acapul.
co which has COME from the South Ivy Telegraph in
The las, few days: s.-
/. That Gen. Alvarez held the comma nd of the
mountain passes, and WIS strong in the adhesion
Of a numerous aud hardy mountain force. 2. That
lie was utterly defeated, and forsakea by his fol
lowers. 3. That he was strong enough to prevent
tue government troops from passing into Sonora.
I. That he was surrounded!i in the mountains, and
that nearly all his followers had forsaken him. s.
That he was becoming 50 powerful that President
Santa Anna had left the capital III person 10 lake
the field against him; amt i, that he has defeated
tile government troops.
The seventh variation will probable come over
tile wires TO morrow.
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MAKING BELIEVE "Wosx,so MEx."-A class
has risen up amongst you Qhe working classes)
who get their living by agitation and organzntion
They Toll moi with the.t hands, but with their ton
CUES. The beer shop is their factory and their
home. The locm and the plough know then not,
yet they always affect TO speak in The name OF the
working classes. Their larrangurs glitter with
pixies aud smell OF gumpowder, although they gen
orally comttive 10 keep their own person out OF
harms way. They drill you to clamor, and would
drill you TO blood and plumber could they do il
safely. They fawn on your first faults. and vein
and snarl at other clas es, at hose of your ow
your own enemies or pretended friends to make
tools or fools of you for selfish purposes. Though
ihemthe demagogue cao.s the arstocrat brides, the
adve"turer plunders, and the spy betrays you, and
they are ready agency for any scheme, however
Prepostsrous, criminal or dsastrous.--W. J. For,
AZ r. fJSiss-7's1t
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TnE LAST OF a NoB.E BAND-A venerable re-
ton, tn last survivor OF the gallant band who en-
gngei in The fist conflict Ul the American Revou-
ton, died at Lex mgtom, tNass) on sunday, in The
9othySar oi his age. He WIS fifer Fot the min
ute lnea who assembled at Lexington CT een on the
memorable morning of The 18Th April. 1916 He
was at tue ume-then but seventeen years old
preparing for college, but the events Of the day,
resulting in the destruction of his books, changed
the course OF Ii life. 1t has been his fortune to
SET his conrad, III The opening struggle for int'e-
Pctdrnce. one by oae passing from The scene, till
lie alone Remained. Al Lengths, The good old age
oil %. he has been gathered 10 his fathers May
his reward be commensurate with the wishes Of a
grateful country.
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=, SiNoutAH> lNclDENT IN a MURDER TRAL.-ln
New Orleans, on the goth ut., James Patlon was
pull upon his Till for the murder OF Col. Weller
Turn'ull on The 81 OF December last. Several
witnesses c.early fastened the deed upon The pris-
oner, and TIE prosecution occupied but a short
time. Tie COUNSEL for tue defence then out torlh
the plea OF lnsan for his c,:em,. but was inter
tupted by Patton who Soiemniy declared that ho
was III the utl possession OF his reason, aud that
II ne was mad nj the time of the occurrence there
was 'rnelhod in his madness" He protested
"shinsl any such plea being used in his GeEuIi-
lie stated that he had Ieceved ample provocalion
for The deed he hal COMMITTED. and il jnry of his
countrymen could pronounce him guilty OF 'mut-
der' he was willing 10 alone for the act with his
hle. he declared that his counsel were in posses.
$40" of the Circumstances which f.Iought about The
all III aud that lie had instructed them to ground
ms Ieiepce thrteon, ani he accused them o hay-
ing uetfayed Tor the iuFpoSea Of running his cause
la ths9,eoneiuded by norning The cSurI, that he
'dtd not wash q counsel 10 act lufher in The mat
ter md ths case was submitted 10 the jury, who
retllr9sdsa SetdIlt OF Guilty, without EcapitaI
punishment. zTsrf 80 3 -
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A California; MARRIAas.-The uAlta Ca,ifo,.
ma" gives the following story of marriage in San
During the month there have been marriages
III this city andl0 divorces: p go Es57S5
solved yesterday: - vas
Married Jan: ls. .'54. ouaueled. on Feb. 90,
%. Petition for divorce filed by plaintiff on Feb.
-, ,s 81. Dgiedanps answer fled same day Re-
divorce filed Feb. 2s Submitted to tie Court Tbs
same si day; Decree rendered and parties divorced
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"STOcKnoLM, Feb. 20, 1854.
81 hav great pi, ASSURE in informing
e you that the Swedish government are deSrous OF
GHsrlnS compliment 10 Lieut.. Mauly; and as he
may not rrcslve the badges and decorations which
would he conferred upon him weIe he or offiC er oil
one OF The governments Of the continent OF Europe
hms Oscar IS ordered gold medal 10 be struck
IN ifis honor al tne Swedish mint. having on one
side nkeness of the KING, and on the other Lat
IN inscription with the name OF the dstIng
ohjrc OF the compliment.
''BaTon- teiE cid volunteered TO inform me that
tit medal will be OF Swedish gold coin, one
81 the purrsl in EulUpe. and IN weight equal 10
so SweCISh ducats. 0.
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Ultis said that the Collector OF Customs Mt
Philadelphia has recommended the appointment
OF female Inspector of Customs, to aid in detec-
that. .'if enc is wanted in Philadelphia, twelve
would be required in New York, and appeals TO
us whether our sense OF duty does moi demand
lhat we should give notice 10 the Lucy Stones
season for this lucrative oitice."-M Y. Posi-. -
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nrpoISoNING- IN

Thousands OF Parents who use vermifuse composed o.
Castor Oil, calomc &c not aware, while they
appear to benefit the patient they are actually Lac
foundations Tor series Diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight. weakness orlilnhs, etc.
In another column viii be found the ADVERTISE nent
hobensack's Medicines. to which ask attention oil
all directly interested In their own well their chill
dres health In Liver complaints and disorders ART
sing from those Of bilious type should make use ortLe
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Livei Pills.
rHBe not deceived" but ask IIobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the ss
nature Of the Proprietor J. N. HoBENSAcK, as none
else are genuine.
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1.-THE. Artsslan well. at Frederick. Nd. has
attained a denth'of 49o feet. The Examiner says
tharon Friday week the auger fell about a foo.,
and The water rose Within 2oeet ofthe surface.
I1nSw eysFiows tliy; surface Of the rock, end as.
'cends the Sopdsn Ppe To the height OF thee feet
.1bfrx lneisss. sts5ss s4S4a
.tass1 - f43 .Ff e fs4ttl t-.4
aGiats .r.-tas=l Fs,-sFll
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TnE PAsAnk3 sSasErlso iPAnrr.-3Th. N.vv
Department. is said 10 entertain no alarm N rela.
ton to Lieutenant stfan's surveying party. who
were sent to moke surrey of the Panama shin
canal route. Lieut.. Strain is SAID to be q reso-
ute and persevs,ing officer, who has seen much
h a. service, and who will not be deferred flom
SnsonnIet. = -,
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FOX SALE

OF EEK for sale the house and lot where 7 ,o..
t 1So-aouse and lot No. 81 the corner q, Nv i've
AtSo-lots Isl u d I52 on ChsnIip. .,,o.. -
S neily oPpoSiie The Methodist church. liz, lsel,
sac previous to the 2Jth inst they viii ~ Sd At
gaee suGion at the font door The court Seo ceIsS
H., N OF that day. food bargains can I "a az :
VI" o! this property, determined , Su ny
fourth cash. balance one, two sd
InLIo / w NITruv,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ma. EprroR:-Pease announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
LAP a candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue for
the county District at the ensuing Mdy election.
mr2s q. a, MANY cITlzENs:5s
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No. 1, Sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS. CAsslMEREs AND vEsT1NGs.
New sprinE and Simmer G GODS!

New Spring and Simmer C Gods!
pleasure IA being able to say my old Gust M
ets ana The fashionable community, that have list
eturned from New York, aud have been able procure
me most bic Goods for the that tie Ett
Enrotluin New York, Can import from EIaRee and the
Oh eountresT aud having dispensed with tile sale
ien clothing gives room and time 10 attend 10
the wants OF customers the 4shiona bic way Ny
new STOCK now consists of
sBLAck,s brown, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE ASp
~ DALIIAs CLOTHS.
Also SILK and wool all shades and c0loI
9opszne diapIter summer cloths grasscIOths
&C, Iof making frock, dress. aud business
Eneish' aud Iican cassimeIesi also, ducks
linen drings. &c, Tor making pants. As 10 Vesinss,
the most beautiful selection looked ei
al Vi winch am now prepared to up in the nost
Ole and best style, as have secured Nr RussELLs
as cutter Tor the coming seaso feel certain in
that can furnish better cloths tnanany house west
vi lhe Allegheny mountains.
IN connection with the above have beautiful asSO it
eh Furnishing Goods, all fre. seasonAbe, aud ASH
consisting OF cioth Cashmere cashmeTett, bonn.
uaIe grass linen, dIabta and plain linen fiOGk dress
u business Coats vests and pants made from most
Ssonabe and seaSonab:e Goods, great Variety also,
en anu cotton Shirts, silk, lambs wool acd cot
ION UNDER shirts aud Drawers cTavats stocks, eola
gloves and suspenders.
Gslery III great variety; Also every other article suit
aoie tor completing senttemanS drUbe
AN The above named articles, together many other
That AN be found at my store, No SpTis lioGSe
fIeSse call III and take look, anu much oblse yours
mr2l 4.-s4r S. RICE.
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TmE UNITED STATES INVITED TO Jolx Russia
Geo. Sand,r IS. Esq, the rejrcteu U. S. Consul at
London. Iecs ived lat ly, il is said, letter from
distinguished Russian IipiomatIst, inlinaling that
England and france will son become united ri
vns TO the nted States, AMI urging The latter TO
JIM Russia Mt Must huse two powers. The writer
make an adrola appeal 10 the Commercial jea-
"uSl OF country, and hints are held out of
tie great service which Russia render the
w0r.I by re.estaLlishlng Polish ind. pendence,
nna by cheching the supremacy which England is
RAPIDLY acquiring over OTHER nations. He also
says: -'-- -
Russia is The best friend America has at his mo-
Ment' and America Can help her in the work OF
reg neTnt'On America has money, and Russia Is
III want OG il; anu no doubt Russia will b. glad to
contract d bt with America al the rate of six per
cent-not by obtaining CASH, but TOR cash north in
ShtPs, and the means II keeping up the ,oQr Nth
thos= tohO oppose her. America can build her Sims
IL any extent, large and small, and American ships
can TAKE out RUSSIAN se"men for them, as InsNen-
gels, ana which neither france nor Emg land can
prevent. England would break with Franc. TO-
morrow could she &c back to hes original position
with Russia; but this she must not he permitted 10
do If The world has right TO be free! She fears
A"e rlca, but SHE does not respect her, aud trust
Tile people Of the United States are not blind TO
his TACT; and hey never had better opportunity
an they have at Tins moment 10 teach Eng land 10
understand her duty. sf.E =
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Mn. EpiroR;-l announce myself all Independent can.
d,te for the Sheriff OF OH, County at the en-
suing spring election.
mrS-daw JOHN BRADY
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THE undersigned offers himself as candidate for the
Office Commissioner Revenue, 10. city distie.,
at the ensuing May election. - -
Ynrf1 % nv
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offer myself as candidate for tho Office :of sherin Of
Ohio county, and If reelected shall heretofore discharge
the duties OF the Office faithfully aud imrartally.
rmri1 10y y WIS. wlCKHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-03

JAS. H. McMEcHEN is a candidate for the SHERIFF
Atty, at the election to be held IN the Spring OF 1884,
oct2 s;td q
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What is Dirt. 4,
10 ga , Ps South Carolina q,ed to say

Don't be afraid Of little dirt, gentlemen.
Mhatis dirig Why. nothing at all offensive
,bai . Sn mic' viewed Ru"a little alkai upon
SEdergoes chemical change and become, s soon II
NOW Iu6 1t with little water. and IT
itis neither grease, soap, water nor dirt !~rhs,
, Is not very odosoas pile q dirt You observe,
il is no longer dirty. Everything Won cal, y anu
worth your notice as students Of ehemis..x - -
Anayze it! twill separate into yery clean u.
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COMPLIMENT TO LIEUT., MxuRY-E Extract from
letter Received i'll this city from Mr. Schroeder
Ams'ican Charge IL Affairs near the Court of Swe-
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Nh. CuTrINo's ANrEcEDENTs.-Accordin 10
! the New York Mirror, Mr.. Cutting, whose dill
cul y with Mr.. Breckenridge has been the cause
of SO much excitement, is quite fighting man.
TIL, Mirror says:
He is the best shot we have in our pistol gale
rlcS' has carte aud fierce at his finger ends, under
stands the manly ART quite .ell as any private
gentleman that we know OF, and has the courage TO
stand up 10 the rnck, whether The right in the
wrong. Do,
To the proof. DR.. H1sack, the celebrated sur
geon, challenged Mr.. Cutting, VITO aced The mu-
sc so readily. Offering To- meet lin Mt any time or
place. and with any weapon. that the DIR. thought
better OF H. and let h.n pass. Commodore Nc
Donoush, wem client OF his. once sent h,m III
invitation 10 meet him with whatever pons he
mAht select: MI. q. chose NATURES own, and in
Ills Office after directing the clerks to keep the
r"ouI cie.E, gave the Commodore pummeiIns he
long Ie,'.emIered. lie lilmakeM. Breckenridge
rue his quarrel whe het he prefers pistols, niles.
small S. ordS, d.gis, bIckb Is al 20 PAGES, raw
hides al two. .al.ssrrH