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out voting. Fhis is only an example of
what was The practice uniformly
Instances oisimilar conduct have been
numerous in the late elections in this State,
and cannot be too strongly condemned.
According toihe St. Clairsyille Gazette.
at an election for school directors in one
Sub. district OF that (Belmont county, the
Know Nothings suddenly closed the polls
and carried off the ballot box. The re-
suit of the election ot courss was never
proclaimed. The better sort Of Know
Nothings repudiate such lawless proceed
ings; but one Of two things is certain;
either the 'sbetter sort'' are not very nu.
merous among them. or,they could prevent
such occurrences ii they wished to. They
may take whichever horn Of the dilemma
suits them best. tie a2 as5#g
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GrWe have frequently been asked
whether we make any charge for the
insertion of notices OF marriages and
deaths, and have as often answered that
we dosnot; bu. on the contrary are desi.
rous that the friends of married or de-
ceased persons should furnish US with
notices. We also request Of our friends
in diffr rsnt parts of the county, that they
send US such local items from time to time
as they may think will be interesting to
our rsaders. 20
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Spain and Cuban Slayary.

- a.
The Spanish roysl order Of tho i1tk
ul,imo. in relation to the Island oi Cu6a,
is new published. and il settles the qes5s
ton as 10 the con,inuance OF sllysry thssS.
This order .carries out the plsdges medS
by Mr.. Luzuriaga.in in his speech on the 7th:.
II declares ..the firm resolution Of the essEss
ernment and the nation 10 project pfopeE.
iy in Cuba in the shapes and condtiioAe
which are proper to it. reeognixing & expli6.
lily ,ha. one OF the most essential 81 ikdSS
is slavery, and in such manner that ~
proprie,ors Of slaves have their prssecsio1
assured to them by The rational vots, &a4
may, consequently, count on the aid oftk1
government in any even"
The abolition of slavery in; Cuba can
from no part OF the policy Of the Spanisk
government so long as il may hsvs snI
desire or means OF reiaining lis positiosi,
When il is forced TO abandon the lslapd,
il will not only liberstc the slaves, but pu{
them and the free negroes also ia posses:
sion Of its arms and forfresses. This has
long beer the declared purpose Of the
Spanish government. But, a, present, the
government isreduced TO no such necss-
silly. as is contemplated by SO desperate 8
measure. Even our Gull squadron WI
not frighten Spain from her usual compe.
sure aud settled policy. .I. 3.
The order Of the I2lh also promises
large and rapid increase OF the military
force for its protection. From other
sources we know that The force is 10 be in.
creased to the number Of thirty ,housspd
effective men--nearly four times the whela
number of5,he regular army now rsisile4
IN all Grea, Britain and Ireland, md al
least three times the entire strength 81 ihS
regular army otfhe United Statess -,
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CENTRAL AMEaIcA.-zThe revolution in
Central America has not been suppressed.
Gen. Munos heads the revolutionary par.
ty, and he expects to be largely reinforced
by Col. Walkers emigrants from Calitor.
nia-l50 Of them having ssiled from San
Francisco about the middle Of March
Col Walker and q large number OF his
followers were secretly preparing to iol-
low in two ships already chartered for the
| purpose. @ aaassi fes rssa
II is expected that Gen. Munos will
effect important changes in Central Amer.
ica. and especially in Nicaragua.
BrooMsss IN THE AscENDaNr.--The
Kansas Tribune says: Perhaps Lawrence
| is he7only city in America where a major.
i,y OF the ladies wear Bloomers. During
. pleasan, day they may be seen in all
fpar,s OF our splace--not walking out Ter
fthe novelty Of the thing. but making calls
aud pursuing their ordinary avocations,
without even, suspecsing thai their costume
was attracting unasual attention; and,
indeed. j. does not. The ladies consider
them far more convenient than the street
sweeper; and they ongh, to be the best
Judges" d ss.s $50
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From The Washington Union. April Z.
The Garot;ng Of Estrampes.

The United States ship Fulton, Com
mander Mitchell, arrived at Norfolk on
Thursday morning last from Havana
Comm der Mitchell reached Wasbip gtcn
yesterday morning with important des-
patches for the government from our act
ing consul a, Havana, Mr., Robertson.
trarpes was garoted on the 3lst u,imo.
He met his fate with extraordinary cool
ness, courage. and composure. While
the negro executioner was engaged IN
fastening the iron band around his neck.
Es,rampes exclaimed. in clear, loud
voice, Death to royalty! Liberty .forerer!
Thus was sacrificed American life in the
person Of young man OF excellent char
acier and noble impulses. Whether he
was tried conformabiy TO the 9TH article oi
our lres,y With Spain is for our govern.
ment 10 determine. The mockery OF a
trial to which he was subjected called forth
an earnest. solemn protest from our act
ing consul at Havana; and it should also
be borne in mind that Estrampes was
tried for All off.nse committed before mar
tial law had been proclaimed by the cap
tain general. The execution Of Es,ram
pes has caused the most intense excite.
ment. not only IN Havana. but throughout
the Island. AIR. Thompson. our CONNER
cial sgent al Sagua. had not Left Havana
The Second Man of Destiny.
The New York Courier and Enquire,
thus sketches the character OF Louis Ma
poleon:
lie began by astonishing the world by
his S,rasbourg and Boulogne escapades
and he follows on by astonishing his mos
intimate friends. lie astonished Chan
garnier aud Theirs by his coup d'eiat o
the Cd Of December-a astonished CouD
de Morney by his confscaiion OF tht
| Orleans property-asionished ST. Arnaus
! by his liberation of Abdel kader-aston
ishetl his own family by his mesallianc.
with the Spanish blonde-and now aston
fishes Vaillent and every member OF hi.
Cabinet by his detarmination 20 GO TO tn.
I Crimea He is an insolvable enigma
alike perp!-xing monarchs. ministers ant
people. lie acts and speaks for himself
without interference and without assist
ance, He listens to every one, asks ad
vice from no one. gives his interlocutor.
no idea whether or not their argumentl
have made the least simpre ssion, resolve,
his own plans in the dark rscesses OF hi
own brain, and brings them forth matured
full formed. and yet with a saddennes
! that reveals itself only in their very exc
cuiion. Il was he and he only that de
yised tha.i minu,esis details Of the .coa;
! detail. fihe revelations of the famous
Belgian pamphlet. on the war in the easl
which has just appeared. are to be credit
ed--and credited they are in the main
Fit WAS he. andano one but he. that origi
mated and planned,the Crimean campaig'
and entrusted ST. Arnaud with It's execu
lion. Ominous reports are circulating
through Europe Of new and far more ex
tensiye campaigns. which though the,
have not seen the light, have alread
taken shape inshis brooding brain. WI
shall say that these vague rumops at
more lille isnciess
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Extraordinary Spiritual nan0Gks,
StrationS

Ii appears from a communication 10 the
"Spirilusl Universe that a family in the
interior of Ohio have been haunted by
spirits Of ghosts. and very troublesoms
and destructive ones too. particularly in
the matter Of crockery. The statement
is made in the form of an affidavit swosn
to before justice OF the peace. land ser-.
ifed by large number Of persons. whos
have listened 10 the conversation Of these
ghoslly visitors, and Witnessed some of
.hsir tricks. They frs, commenced. ID
seems, by whistins and then screening.
and a, length talking in an ordinary sonf
Of voice. stating they were the spirits Of
two brothers who had been murdeSp3
eleven years ego, and giving the details
of the tragedy. After this they bsgan
their playful ,ricks-mysieriously remoy.
ing a ham from the table to The fioor-up.
setting psils Of water. and playing the
very dickens with the crockery. and
smashing nearly every plate and dish in
the house.
:. Al. one time, SAYS .tha dsponsnt. the
voice, speaking to my wife, said il tlhe
spiritl cauld bake cakes for George. q boy
eating a, the table. Mrs. Richafds0n
stepped away VcID ine stoso, WHEN tbe
batter already pre- Dared forbaking cskss,1
was by some unseen agency, taken from
a crock sitting near the stove. and rplacek
upon the gri1Gle. aud turned Al shs pFepe
er time, and when done taken from ihe
griddle, ard placed upon the boy ? Plass
at the table. voice then proposed te
bake a cake Tor Jane, my daughtss,swho
was then at work about the house. The
cake was accordingly baked in the sesng
manner AS before stated, and caSyse9
across the room and placed in tbs entS
hand.
The reason given for destroying The.
crockery is, that il is done for the purpose
of convincing the world Of spirit pres.
ence!
A somewhat similar story was related ~
few days since by Judge Edmonds, ,tof
this city. A female called upon him .and.
stated iba, she was greatly tronblsd BY
noises. the tipping of tables. breakine-sf
crockcry. &.:.. and asking his advice %
to the best means OF ..laying the ghosi-ma
He discovered that the ksdys considsrsd
..spiritualism" humbug. and-st sssD
accounted for the visitation; they we're in.
tended. he said. to convince her Of her
error Scepticism. therefore, in snch Mss.
ters becomes expensive.-New York Er.
7ress
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From Washin,rton.'

April l9-'fhe Cabinet safs entirely
harmonious upon the Cuba question. g
McCauley' instructions are nol esa6n
as to create a cosus bei'i; he viii notarss
sort 10 force, only II a case should ssiSx
justify it. The administration Is sironll1
in favor Of pacific relations with Bpsip.
and Spain is fully advised thereof. iISf
Cuban indiscreiions and outrsges ageinss
our. commerce. is thought 10 arise from
deep seated conspirscies among tho II.
anders, which irritstes and confused C0nt
cha. but he knows the assaults upon our
commerce. and the imprisonment Of odf
citizens mus, step al once. and tho ID.
minisratinn think they she'll stop tktsal
without The least danger Of q war Nitk
Spain. $ : ~ :.
The EKeLlsH SrAmp DuTy ABoLssnr
ED-Ihe House toi Commons hes. VOTED
the abolition sf the Stump Duty on a&sen.
papers. This. ii we are rightly infnsmsa.
removes very onerous weight 1Hpon; ~
newspapers ,of smalI circulation. A1iq =
fact opens the field 10 sll cdmers. main lhN
United States. or course the esishiishsd
'IOufnhbS VIII sun PoSccSo
but no more than they ought 10 thsSe. -
a reward for faithfuicon,pkaac this3stje
engagements, snd aiiairlys lysssrasssl sslisesast
re putation. Another ffecl doubilpss III
be to cheaper the price aisne1spstss
and thus aid greatly in the inteliseaosI
and moral impravem ment Of tho mssss6bf
the people. No country in The wasoA,
save our own, has had so free sand dsiAs34.
pendent q press ss Englapdi sndinuae,
save our own. will now have SO etsspsn
one. Thus England follssss iasshsl Sash
Of true progress not lar behind sis.s wss
APPLICATIONS FOR BorNTy LANps-,-Tke
Commissioner Of pensions has, asaidad
that in the case of 4 person applyMa, ~
additional land. under the new act s Ienl.
tition, Of evidence is moi srequirsa sWheIe
the necessary evidence isS op fla in -
kention office or any other-execu,ive pqics
lat thsseat OF governments, a ,refsrepce ~
the application to such ., state ot@aetssu8l
be sufficient. The fact that = .pessen&
name appearson the rolls Of an orr Snised
military company called inio exislsnoe
by lawful sreqoisiion fora speci6c ehiees,
and that,he members Of said coppesv
we're paid by the government ot ,hs. uNiaed
Statea for their services while 90 Qsasoin.
ed, 10 regarded as sufficient esidspae sksi
lhe was regularly mustered into psfIie0.
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MEDICINAL.
Or Hairs Celebroted PuLmonic EIiri4


NOR thu permanent OfcOUghS Colds consumption
bronchitis asthma EfinenZa, Group, whooPlng
amatOn Ofthe bTOEchea andhOaTseneSs caused by pub
ic speaking; anL all affections C the organs OF respra
ton.
es he lungs ever sold In America
InpTeSentiRs this medicRS 10 tile public have the
satisfaction 10 know that not only present Them with
invaluable aiOe for the class OF diseases II nTOe
cure but which is perfectly harmless in its e
ects upon the constitution, can he administered With
any fear OF mineral poisOns, for contains
The fact that large portion OF the suffering, and death
throughout country, is caused by disease OF The oTBas
coRsequen: upon and cold has in
ducCd t0Pu 1t within the reach OF every lNd!
who may need ey that has proven itself so invalu
able.
This medicine is the result ola long experience, and
study those diseases the lungs which so frequent IN
changesble climate; aud claim 1t to be IN advance
of all medicines before discovered those peculiar
compl ints, Improvement upgn ALL and consequently
upCTior 10 all others.
We shall make extravasant assertions of1tS efficacy
in curing diseases ike the vendors too many EoSruHs
who deceive all who trust he shall we hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify,
iTPatehtS will peTsevere in the of this medtClneS
and II dcted they will be cured in every instance
erOGs persons eOyingt blessings OF health and
renewed life as 1t were, who otherwise would have long
since been IN their but for the timely and pereve
ring Of this invaluable remedy. tits not pretended
that II is nable In every stage Consumption but We
know II 10 BE- better adapted 20 the various diseases OF the
respiratory organs than any other Medicine ever offered to
the public. All ask is trial. and in every instance il
faction Is not Siv"n the money will be returned.
Genuine signed E. HALL q co. For sale by JAM S
BAKER, Druggist Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
| soceraly throughout the country. al.9-ly
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. /, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs AND vEsTlNGs!
New Spring ana sulnmer C,ood,,

New Spring and Su1hm err G. Gods!
EpleaSure in being able TO say my old CUSTOM
eTs and the fashionable community that have Just
returned from New York. and have been able to procure
the most Goods for the that the great
kmroTtum New York, can import from France and the
old countries and having disrensed with
mon Clothing, gives more and time attend to
the wants OF my customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists of
= 3 BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool cashmeTetts, all shades and eooTs;
hOmhazne, draner summer cloths, linen aud gTasacIOtS
&c for nakMg fock, dress, sack aud business coats
French, English, and American c1Ssime res; asO ducks
lIhen drtlngs, &C. for making pants. As to Veatings
have the most beautiful selection looked in any
IT, all OF which prepared up in the most
fashionable and beat STYLE have Mr. RU8sELLs
services cutter the coming season. eeTcertain in
saying that can furnish better cloths
OF the Allegheny mountains.
In cOnnectiOn with the above have beautiful aSso
ment Furnishing Goods oil 6ne seasoHabIe, and fash.
Iona consisting OF cloth cashmere, cashneTet
haze grass Rens dIabita and plain linen frock, dress
aud business coats vests and pants made from the most
fashionable aud seasonab!e Goods in great variety; aso
hnen and cotton Shirts, silk, linen lambs wool and cot
ton Undershirs and Drawers; eTaVats Stocks collars
gloves and suSpenderS.
Hosiery In great Variety aso every other article suit
able for compietingR sentIenlan'S wardrobe.
All the above named articles, together with many other
articles that can be found at StOre No l. STgg House.
Please calm and take look and much Oblise yours
Mr21 S. RICE.
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r AM now receiving and opening an unusually large and
general assortment OF Boots, Shoes Hats Ronuets,
Umbrellas and CARPET Sacks Of Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling Va, In the formerly
euPed the Post Once and opposite the Mcclure House,
very large and enti ely stock which purchased
for cash, from tho manufacturers OF the North, uEder the
moat favorable circumstances and offer them to the citi
Gems OF Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale aud reta and respectfully solicit share OF patron
age.
deem useless TO say in praise my stock.
humbuggeL by advertising pus suicciI say any
variety Of MEMS youths and boys Boots Shoes mir.
Tor silk NOTES.-The wool, Leghorn, brush and hats
aud for ladies every variety Urak lawI straw ard braid
bonnets OF the most recent fashions and styles. Also
Shoes, Slippers aud Caters, both ladies' misses and
children, OF the most fashionable style, make aud quality
call and see for yourselves:
tlces, would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and me, send me their ORDERS will duplicate
any hills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
an9 H.. II, WATSON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
j. MARSH. }a n. T. wAYMAs
4 Marsh & Wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEGLERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT FnE ODD STAND OF }. b. nSRsn.1
No. IS Monroe street,

~
TxETr DOOR TO GREER, orr AMI CO.'S
w ais lecei wing eastern manufactures
0ne a e largest and best assorments Q! boots
HsA,kst they having ace seecetw with gelt care. and
.a'1 I'd TO ORDER riding 10 our own directions,
b. zee a7st WOk eel ia the elSt eXP eSsIy for this trade
Me- e low prepared TO accommodate our customers,
ter Goods t to Be- surssse by am o,sr bo l t
city, either "a style, qualify material, Durability
wO k'sSshir, Wketer made in this city aiy Othet
Our stock consists in gat Of,he following articles:
MEMS RIOTS.
go pairs best car bOOtSi
So thIek
so water proof boots.
MEN's BROGANS.
900 pairs best calf btOsaHs;
60 shek
BOYS AND Yuurm's sR"cAAs.
601 pairs boys thick btUsL at
e yoefn' S SS5,s
BOYS BOOTS.
go pairs boys thick boOss;
20 sR
YOUTHS BooTs.
100 pairs youths Cali boots,
20 m TUCK
woNEN's WEAR.
$50 pairs wORlen'S lace boots,
l sSS h @n boot,
MONEYS CATERS.
$40 walking shoes;
20 morocco buSAiRs;
go kid
2OO Jenny LtuIsi
$50 SLIPPERS.
MISSES RUoTs. Ia
ESQ morocco bOotsi g.
SO gaitef
$40 kip
CIiiLDRE%'s RoorS.
coo ckt!drem's fancy boots;
400 s Kid aud morocco :
80 goat
the best quality.
Also great variety not here enumerated, which we
will sell either whOIcsle 'eta the most reasoha
BILE TEL MS
Merchants will find to their decided advantage to cali
and examine stock before making their FaI and win
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New savings' Bank Store.

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT rnK OLD POST orvrcx
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SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-senator OF the United States.
ProfcssOr woods, Oriental snnnlIve

Professor Woods Oriental snnnIIve
l.inim
This Lniment valuable auxiliary in the treatment
some OF the formidable diseases with which is
lot to contend; for instance o. me ngs and
kereiS BY thorough aud continued application this
Lniment the region OF the affected these 9th
erwse fornda diseases are al once dsalme Of more
than halt their erros, particularly children, and
thousands OF Mothers they allowed 10 speak, would
with all the eoqUenCe feeling affection, their
united testimony 10 the fact that had their chill
dTen from the very jaws OF DEATH and restored them
their fo meT health aud beauty Again it viii be found
powerful auxiliary In removing what Is generally known
an Asue Cake or an enlargement OF the spleen In all
cases where external application is OF service, this lin
nnent will be found useful.
General Depot es5 broadway, New York; and III
aTket 81 st Louis
Por sale wholesale and retail in whselingb by
ie7l3m ]. \. VOWEI.f.. Monroe St.
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NTELLIGENcER
eooK AND JOB oFFIcE

r - ~ ~ n AM. " ~ D vi G-I&S &c
Undersigned occasion remind their friends
and me Pgble that in connection with the oaeo
atted up for he execution or an kinds OF
PLAIN AND DEPARTMENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being oaty new and embracing tho
styles OF lob type, and tneir large and well selected
stock 81 PAPER cards. inks being purchased at tho
o~sst Cash prices and the Job Office being distinct lie
earnleht carefully and efciely managed they eanguaran
tee 70 their customers ente satisfaction. regards the
Nentness, Accuracy and PFOmPtnRnSS
With which their work win be done.
They are prepared to execute
SARDss PROGRAMMES,
rsCIREuEARs, PosTERs
LA1ELS, CONCERT Bills,
Bill HEADS, BALL TICXETs,
bILLH LADING, STEAMBOAT Bills,
BANK CHEnEs, Auction Bills,
ORpEH BOOEsp QRAY TICKETs,
N0TEg. ERRIOHT BOOKS,
DEEDS RAILROAD BLANKS,
kEEE1P1s HOTEL RESisTERs,
fR0TEsrgs SUMMONS,
BRiESsl D ELECTIoH TICKETS,
and every other Of Printing Also
/. 81 kinds OF work in 30
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TAuorders from distance promptly attended to-
HEATFY q CO.
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MEDICAL.
Prof woods,

II mir ReuIOruGiVei is foT he fTst time intro
u d1Fed the eIiEeMs OF Wheeling. at No 1S9 Mart
viii eectually restore the grey hairs hsera
original color youth- without dyein cover th bald
head short time with the natural covering.
daHru and prevents the hair from falling or anis free
filthy sediment Objectionable IN divers PrePa-
Tatons OF different names before the public; the RE
your e. and only be app ecated by its uses and all
respectfully invited to caat the repot and exaHine
ton In the South and West where It inveAted but
will refer to the certificate below OF the dstiL
statesman and Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois:
CARLYLE, Iii June q, 1858.
have used Prof o. s: Woods sEiaT Resiora,ive,' and
have admired the wonderful eject My hair beSom-
ing, as thought preurely grey but By the OF his
restorative IL has resumed its original color, and have
no doubt permanently so.
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Paper Warehouse.

CYRUN ". FIELD q CO,
coMMISs on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents ia the United States for
Muspratt's superior Bleaching Powder 1
Victoria Mills SlebratsI Writing Papers.
Genesce '' Printing "a
Rawlins & Sons English Tissue 80
First quality UltF0maTine Blue
They are also Agents principal PAPER Mannfnctur
this country, and offer Sale by far the most eE
tensiVe and aud desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Mann"
aeeTs Materials that be found in this any other
country.
Their business strictly wholesale, and Writing Papers
are sold By the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest possible
prices.
vunces made oUnsignments nj Paper, Paper MERers
stock and other me Tchsndize
The highest maket price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags. augl-ly.
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nr, LOUISVILLE LINE.
D( n snISS Louisville Lime, in good barrels
SuITSU IVILSO.
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HOPS,
w "S Sen ssp-Two thousand pounds Hops ,,.,,.ov
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BLAcK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AID

NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF clothing that will dis
pose OF at COST less, make my Spring
Rr2I 6 R1cR