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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-26


| THE BALLOON ASCENSION At CIHClNNATT-A Lire
Horse carried through the ir.-NlonSeur GODDARD
made his third ascension rum this city yesterday
afternoon. The announcement that he would take
live horse with him, served 10 increase the anx-
irty 10 witness the ascension. AT o'clock the
immense enclosure recently used by the HorlicuI-
tn;al Society, on Vine sheet, above Fourth, and
the adjoining sheets aud surrounding houses for
great distance, were crcwUed with p. ople. Full
twenty Il ousand people must have been assembled
III The vicinity, presenting, of itself, magnificent
spectacle. AT 3 O'Clock the monster balloon was
fully inflated, when the car was attached and the
horse suspended, by means Of bells, below the car.
The weather was delightfully."- clear and calm, and
Mems. GODDARD and his daring lady being seated in
the car, the balloon was cut loose, and gIided
beautifully upward and northward, amid the cheers
of The thousands below. The horse kept his legs
perfectly still, but kept constantly throwing his
head hr$ttO one side and ;hen 10 the other, il
considerably aStoniShed at his pIedicament.
| 1t had been previously ARRANGED that Mons. G.
should be.fOliowe ed by the gentlemen who had en-
gagged passage in carriage, aud he would descend
as soon as possible, cut loose the horse and take
them on board. He commenced recending while
over the 10th ward and finally very gently and
without the least trouble, landed on the hill side,
north of Hamilton Road and near Vine ST. As soon
as the horse touched the earth he commenced eat
ing grass as fundamentally as il he had been wan
dering in pasture. Within two minutes the bal
among W ON were the Rover Dragons Who had
galOped 10 the spot.
The horse wus unbuckleJ, and Messrs. Hockey
Thompson, mail agent, John Sharp, City Coum
Gilman, and Of the Enquirer Office, and Belnan,
OF the GozeIte seated themselves in the car with
Mons. aud Mad. G., and the balloon again glided
beautifully upward, ans! sailed directly North.
The horse was returned 10 the city, surrounded
by large crowd of men Ind boys. He is small
animal, father on the mush order, as number
of persons no crowded too closely upon him, and
received his heels into their Stomach$, can testify
He was quite ''liOn" during toe evening.
We leaIn this morning that the erUnauts, after
proceeding in their voyage until about eight O.
clock, arrived in the vicinity Of Westminster, about
sixteen miles from the city. There, as they were
lowering u md air, they were asked If they would
not stop and take tea-takins the lady who had
the knduess to extend the invitation, at her word
they descended 10 terra .frmG. and enjoyed pleas
ant repast after their Brial yoyage.-Cincinnuti
Times, Oct. TO-
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The medicine alluded to above is already wei known
to many of our citizens HcnE its vir
in curing Fever aud Ase Inermttents, night sweat
Dumb Asue etc. can be obtained by application to the
undersigned.
POrsa Wholesale aud retail by
T. H. LOGAN & Co.
Oce5 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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Can women Keep a secretq

now arr. PodkIa. get hi. Coat aIended.
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WAsrIXGSoX RrMoRS.-A correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, under dale Of
Washington, October 22d, sends what he calls two
or three reliable facts touching much talked OF
matters.
The next steamer will carry out the American
Governments permission to MI. Buchanan to
return LONE Immediately.
Some months will elapSe before his successor
will be appointed, and III the meantime the Hon.
inc. Appleton Of Name, the present Secretary OF
Legation, will be lett charge d'alfairs.
The British authorities in this country have
certainly committed some eTroIs in their anxiety to
obtain for the Crimea, but instead Of quarrel
ing with MI. Cra.npton, our Government has simply
called upon the British Government for explana
ton and an apology, which will undoubtedly be
forthcoming in due time.
Very sad develop msntS am sorry to say, are
likely soon to be made in this city, growing out Of
the non settlement OF Mr.. WebSteT'S estate
Washington despatch says:
II is reported here to-day in diplomatic circles
that the British Minister asserts, that the late at
tempt 10 convict him OF violation Of the II. ulral
lily laws OF this country was the result OF a cuu-
spirncy OF foreigners 10 embrOil the two govern
mentSj that at the proper time he will show such
to be the case. Furthermore, Mr.. Champion init
mates Ihat should his recall ne consumatet, no
successor will be appointedin his pluce.
LIFE IN THE ARCTIC RECoNs.-We find in the
Aoccouns of DR.. Kane'S expedition the following
description of the way in which thuse intrepid
voyagrrsspassed their tune on Shipboari:
"Llie on shipboard was regular and orderly
There was time for everything, and everything
was in its place. DR.. Kane nd the officers were
nnrins in the discharge of the duties OF their posts
and the men appeared conteuted and hearty. The
ship was abundantly plovisOned, and The Giet was
wholesome and various. AT seven bells, or about
u O'clock in the morning, all hands turned out
Breakfast was tnken ct eight. The duties Of the
ship were then perloImel; the decks were cleaned
and things put in order Cor the day. SeIge parties
were then appoIiUned for the sake Of exercise, and
short trips were made in different directions for
two three miles. BY the tune the par.Ies had all
returned to the ship 1t was neorIy noon Al four
bells (two o'clook) dinner was served. Alter this
there was nothing 10 do, excePtto read, talk laugh
if there was anything 10 laugh at, keep warm a nd
be jolly. Another meal presently followed, and al
nine orten O'Clock the ship and all in it were ST.
lent; the lights, except those above deck, were ex
tInguiSLetl, aud the watches were set. This, with
very slight Variations, was the Regular routine on
board the ship during The whole period OF nearly
two years. No regular rations OF spirits were
served out. 1t was very necessary 10 have liquor
in cases of sickness, but none used regularly,
fore OF aft.
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Fl11snrRnH, June Slh, ~
am happy In bearing my feeble Testimony N "a yo
MT. SoloHOms' Eye Glass think them superior to sr
That have uicd. The eyes 10 rest pcasanlly ~
der their use. G. MCCuOK n
lAte Professor in Washington University, iialiiao.
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To Tie Ladies.

MOST MAGNIFICENT GOODS.
w lave this day received by Express, few sells OF
w Honlton, ValcHciencs ard Maltese Lace Collars
Sleeves aid colaretteS in emit rely new design which
are by ar the most handsome any av ever offered
Aise SIX Hosiery, veLy heavy Embroidered al prizes
ranging from 81 10 5000 pair, and lew white crane
collars spl7 HEISKELL & Co.
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GREY Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be4uti-
uI aud natural brown black, without injury
to Hair or Skin.
FHrExM MEDALS AND DlPLOMAs have been awarded to
VIM a. Bachelor since 1879, and 5000 appica-
tiOns have been made to the Hair his patrons his
famous Dye Prejudice against Dying The hair and wills
kers is unjust, 1t would be against covering bald head
with wig.
WV. a. BAEcurLoR's HAIR Dye produces color not
to be distinguished nature and is warranted not
njure in the least however long may be continued.
Made sold applied Gin private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 9s3 Broadway, MY.
Sold uau cities ard town. OF the United States, by
D.uggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
u5The Geruine has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM a. EATCHELoR,
es3 Broadway, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
spIs LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
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adapted to all ages and deseTvedly popular. Price IS
cents.
D-sOld by Druggists generally. Prepared and for
T. H. LOGAN & co.
Oce4 bridge corner, Druggists.
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IF you have cough or a cold, buy bottle of
HOARHOUND BALSAM,
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sPRoIAL NOTICE S.

MrsoArlxE, Oct S, 1855
Mss',s. Warren + Co, IEheeltus, Fa.:
Gentlemen 81 write to inform you
that we closing out the Dead Shot. and wish
to send us 6 doz,u by Express, possible
There considerable Asus here, and this medicine has
not failed in one instance.
Yours truly, S. n. FARMER
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ROCHESTER,, January l5llI, ISL.
The best recommendation can give tie ':asses u Ni
solomon, Is that use them myself aud prefer them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. ~.
FT0esSorOf Anatomy, University OF Buffalo,
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~Choera having already made its appearance in the
South and West it will be well for all know that the
reia BILE preventive is Dr. Hosteters celebrated
Stomach Bfters These btters, taken before meals as
directions on the bottle, have proven their virtues
beyond doubt. During the sieky last year in
Pittsburgh, as well as here and elsewhere, they
found Invaluable and represented to have done
FOR the sufferers, even amer being taken with the cramps
any other medicine in the MARKET hence the neeess
ty of getting supply in time.
For sale by:dssstsani dealers generally everywhere
andbT
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
oc35 LAUGuLlNS & BUSHF1RI.D.
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Hotel for Sale

HOL6I LOT Sale.
THE Furniture and Lease known az the Monroe House
4 Wheeling, Va located on Main SIeet opposite The
Wire Suspension Bridge. This house il now dona
sood business, and tile prospects ior The future are first
rate la short tine The Cleveland Extension Central
Ohio and tiEcinEati 81 Marietta railroads win bay-
their !ermin at Krkwood, and tie will have 10
cross Immediately opposite this house. and il will neces
saIly do large p OpOrtiOn OF this business
he pTeSe:t proprietor is DESTROYS OF removing tn tbs
country: which is solely his wishing 10 dis
oc23 W CTApY
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WHEELING, Oct. Gih 1876
have tried for short lime, pair OF spectaGe o.
msneu ny MI L. SoOIUn' aud take pcasu in testify @;
10 Their good quality have also pr pair
cave glasses for Mrs. llOusIOnr which in Ieif cf,c
equally pleasing aud satisfactory.
NH. HOUSTON. NJ, n
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NKw YORK, Jurc 1i,h, ISO.
anIiIed the Principle which they Cuustmclcl I
have no hesitation in pro UuuCin. them superior aI
win which R'n acquainted, and accordingly can
cheer.uIly ccOnImcHd them to all who need ta aid
III improving their vision. CHAS. NJ. Ike, " ~
Professor oil Pathology aud Maleia Miedica, Geleu,
Buffalo and BOwLOin college.
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To David Aspril, Esq, Baltimore steamer, at
Hampton.
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COLUNBrs, February g. Isl.
fully convinced that they superior quality
taken tlir for my use, and find them UNUSUAL!
Ay 10 Tie eyes. u. f.. HOWARD,
Professor OF Surgery, Starring Medical Colc!e
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FKUFkssUR OF DISEASES OF WoMEN.
One Hundredih Edition. (5oo, ooo) 1smo. mn. 6
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PnILADELFHIA June 9TH, 1850
cordially concur, as ar my Judgment goes, IN i-'
opinion OF my friend and colleague M Lee In Ieeelu
10 the perfection 81 Mr SOumOms convex and Oya s.'
ses for lar sigh edness The Erindn: appears TO be scl
ana clear, ana The general Workmanship SUPERIOR
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. u.
Professor oil Surgery, Geneva COrsr
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WHEELING, Oct. Slh, IS
shown by G Solomon, and have also used lai pir
ed by him find them Very superior and will rit4an
recommend them TO all tUse lCquiring the aid Of gss
OCH \. y. WHEELER, " o.
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owe WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR FOR
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON


THUS spoke wise aud good MANI but mark the
change Let the afflicted hear ir, aud then decide whe-
Their TO suffer on OF he made whole. le PyossiOnaI He'
Lr III ruined hegiM hear.
Rev James w II, miCutt, the talented and indeptnd
editor that highly popular and extensively read
per, tho Christian Banner, published al Fredericksburg
Va his editorial OF The 18TH of May, 1861 thus speaks
OF HGmPi9H's EegeiGGls TIHctlTs'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22
A CoNspInAcY.-We learn from the

A CoNspiRAcy.-We learn from the
Charlottesville (Va.) Advocate that a con-
spirOcy was lately formed amongst the me-
groes in the neighborhood of Nortonsville,
Albemarle county, and on the Green side Of
the line, 10 rob, murder, and attempt their
escape into free State, which was brought
TO light few days since. The conspiracy
included some ioriy-odd negroes. Those
who informed upon the rest alleged that
they were instigated by two Irishmen, who
read to them an accounto of the happiness and
weli.doing of those negroes who have al
ready escaped into free States, and insisted
upon their undertaking the attempt. Their
plan was to rob some of the neighbors Of
money and her:es, and make their escape
in an armed gang. Investigation may lead
to the detection of the white rascals who
instigated this conspiracy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22

The official vote OF Boston elects thirty
Wing Representatives and thirteen Ameri,
cans. The Wings who are elected were
voted for hy the opponents Of the Maine
Law. Among them are Charles Hale, Of
the Daily Advertiser, Charles o. Rogers, ol
the Evening Journal, and Justin Jones, oil
the Yankee privateer. So the press will be
fully represented. The American party
proper, will not have majority in the
House, in consequence of this result in Bos.
ton. Parties, according 10 the Atlas, will
stand as follows: Americans, 1853; Repub.
licans, 80: Wings, 81; Democrats, 3o-mak.
ing a majority against the Americans, pro.
per. We apprehend, however, very little
difficulty in organizing the House, as many
Of the men elected as Republicans and
Wings are members of the American organ.
ization, and only differed in regard to Cub.
ernatorial candidates. The six American
Senators are elected in the Boston district
and the Senate will stand Americans, 80
Republican, s; Democrats, 2-forty in all.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22

During tie quarter ending the 30lh Of
September last, the receipts from customs
amounted TO $l7,Os5 23S; from sale OF
public lands So, 355,725 d from miscel-
laneous sources 1898 ,495-toial, $l9,-
TIA AGO. The expenditures during the
same time amounted TO $l6594, l6, Of
which 1922 1872 was on account OF the
Navy, So, l42, III for the War Department
$5,ll7,S60 for civil miscellaneous and for.
egn intercourse, and 1882, 209 for redemp.
ton Of public debt, including $20,82l TO-
premium redeemed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22

ES"The Lazy Mans Bedstead'' is the
title OF an article of furniture which attracts
much attention at the Fair Of the Ameri-
can Institute in New York. 1t is describ-
ed as newly invented bedstead, attached to
the head OF which is an alarm clock, so con-
nec,ed with the bed that at given moment
the alarm bell will ring, and, in five min
utes thereafter, If the sleeper does not arise.
the mattress npsets, and he is straightway,
and without any ceremony, tnmb'ed out Of
bed. The difficulty will be in getting the arr
ticle into practical use. Will o lazy man
buy such a bedStead?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22
Ex-senator Clemens and Col. Forney

In the recent election in Alabama, Colon
ell Clemens, who had joined the Know
Nothings, was defeated us member of the
Legislature; whereupon, his old associate,
Col. Forncy, Of the Washington Union, says
that he is glad of it. The remark has dis
turbed the equanlmity Of the valiant Senator,
who replies as follows:
Independence of thought or action is
something which The editor Of the Union
never understood, any more than he under
Stood the morality and honor when he sought
thro' IN agent, 10 induce drunken man, 10
utter the ioulest calumnies upon the repu-
taion Of a woman. But he does understand
the way TO executive favor, and he knows
very well that if had wanted office, | had
only to stoop 10 the meanness which is a
part of his nature 10 obtain it. l had only
to swear that Washington never approached
Pierce in administrative ability: that Jack
son had never been half so 'open, frank
and manly in his dealings with bis country
men; that squatter sovereignty was direct
visitation from heaven; that the burning Of
Greytown was an achievement worthy o!
Napoleon, that the shameless backing out
from all the administration Cuban buster
ing, was the perfection OF foresight and
courage; that its double dealing with Soule
and Quiman was candor and honor; that
the appointment of Dix and Cochrane was
the essence Of Southern rights, and the wis
dom of the selection Of Belmont was vindica.
Gated by the fact that old clothes had ialel
/ y ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22
The State Departments.
From the Albany Argus, Noven,b

From the Albany Argus, November ID.
The result oil the election will give the
Know Nothings complete control Of the State
Departments. The canal Board will be
composed of the following persons:
Henry ]. Raymond, Wing, Lieut.. Gov,
President.
Joel T. Headley, X, N, Sec. of State,
Lorenzo Burrows, X. N, Comptroller.
Stephen Clark, X. N, Treasurer.
Stephen B. Gushing, X. N, Attorney
General.
Sias Seymour, X. N, State Engineer.
Cornelius Gardiner, Wing; Henry Fitz
hugh, Wing; Samuel S. Whulon, X. N,
Canal Commissioners.
Six Know Nothngs and three Wings,
The Canal Board has the appointment Of
Canal Engineers, Collectors Supcriniend-
ents, Inspectors, and all subordinate canal
Ulcers.
The Lieut.. Governor, Secretary Of State,
Comptroller, Treasurer, and Attorney Gen
ernl, constitute the Commissioners Of the
Canal Fund-ail Know Nothings except
the first named. They appoint the Auditor.
The same officers, with the addition Of the
State Engineer, and the Speaker of the
Assembly, constitute the Commissioners Of
the Land Office.
The State Hall will therefore pass int
the hands of the Know Nolhngs on the first
day Of January. AT the Capitol, the Re-
publicans will have possession Of the Ex-
ecutive Chamber, and the two Legislative
Chambers will be held in a sort OF mixed
partnership by all parties.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22
you DESERVE CREDIT FOR
Your DiScovcrv:


THE following is from distinguished mem
l. Der of the medical profession.
ST. PAUL, January !, 1855.
Prof. o. J. WooD-Dear Slr Unsolicited, | send
you this certificate. After being nearly bald for
long time. and having tried all The HAIR restora-
tves extant. and having no faith in any, was in
duced, on hearing Of yours, 10 give it trial. |
placed myself in the hands of a barber, and had
my head rubbed with good stiff brush, and the
restorative then applied and well rubbed in, till
the scalp was all aglow. This repeated every
morning. and in three weeks the young hair APP
peared, and grew rapidly from August last up to
The present tme-and is now thick, black and
strong, soft and pleasant 10 the touch-whereas,
before il was harsh and wiry, what little there
was Of it, and that little was disappearing very
rapidly. | still use your restorative about twice
week. and shall soon have good and perfect
crop Of hair. Now, have read Of these things,
and who has not?-but have never hitherto seen
any case in which any PERSONS hair was really
benefited by any of the hair tones, &C., of the
day; and it really gives me pleasure to record the
result of my experience. | have recommended
your preparation TO others, and it already has a
large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here saw its effects, and have conf
dence in it, The supply you sent us, as whole
sale agents for the territory, is nearly exhausted,
and daily inquiries are made for it. You deserve
credit for your discovery. for one, return you
my thanks for the benefit ithas done me. for GER
tainly had despaired long ago Of ever cfectng any
such result. Yours, hastily, J. w. BOND,
Firm Bond & Kellogg, Druggists, st. Paul.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22

II To show in what light the result of
the recent election is regarded out of New
York we quote the following from the De-
troit Free Press: MIR. Seward staked i'm
mensely on these elections, and has lost
His entire political fortune was involved
and it is gone. He cast his whole personal
influence in the scale, but it would not avail.
His own State repudiateS him; Massachu-
sets deserts him; Ohio prefers another;
Vermont only adheres to him. Sic transit
gloria ntundi
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22

IL Quite sensation has been produced
in Platte county in the last few days, by the
presence of George 5. Park, who has re-
Gently made his appearance in this place for
the purpose of settling business which in
wolves not only his interests, but also the
interest of many of the citizens of this place.
The question as 10 whether he shall be sud-
denly elected, or suffered to remain and set
tie his business, has been discussed with
some warmth OF feeling by The different par
ties. Groups may be seen at all times in
the day, standing on the corners of the
streets, apparently in warm discussion.
We believe it is the general wish of the
citizens that he may be allowed to remain
and quietly transact whatever business may
demand his attention, and that no violence
may be committed in any way 10 disturb
the harmony and good feeling that have pre-
vailed for some tins past ParkYills De.
racorst, eth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22
Louisiana Election.

New ORLEANS, Nov. ~.
Wickliffe is elected Governor, and the
whole Democratic State Ticket is elected.
Three Congressman are elected by the
Democrats and one by the Americans.
Nov. l3.-The Democratic majority in
this State is about two thousand.
The Democrats have both branches of the
Legislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22

Election OF DiREcTons.-T Hannibal
Messenger of the 9Th says-The election Of
Directors for the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad took place Yesterday in this city.
We understand the old Board of Directors
were elected entirely, with the exception of
John Corby of Buchanan county. Mr.. Le-
vi Barkley, of Marion county, was elected
in his place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22
Ex-Gov. Reeder on President Pierce.

erpor said.
"Onr Union has been too strong for
Northern Ianaticism or Southern nullifca-
ton; for the filibustering after Cuba as well
as Canada; and too strong to he injured ,eren
lrhen The WeakneSS and the wickeinesS of a
p,s,llanimous and .faithless Chief .Eagis-
haie may misfirect lis energies and perrert
and debaSe its asses, and my word for it, it
will be too strong for the assailants OF the
ballot box"
No one doubts but that Reeder Knows!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-11-22

I-Michisan having refused the use of
her prisons 10 the Courts of the United
States for the imprisonment of slaves, the
United States District Court there has sent
its Grand Jury to examine into the necessi-
ty for the erection of Jail in such cases.