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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
Editor sheboygan Nlcuwbode,


HoUdtA Biher&-Georse Henderson, OF Pittsburgh. says:
after suffering for three months n It'll rheunatism-a part
Of the time so severely as ID conhne me to my bed have
been entirely cured by tn. use Q! Boerhave's Holland Bit.
tsrs. Ihave had one attack since, but found almost tristan
,aneous relief in the same medicine. 1t Is. In my opinion, a
sure remedy for rhcumiatism.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
CANDLES! sOAPn LAIRD OILM'

I WE take pleasure in acTuaintIng our numerous patrons
w that vr have rebuilt and enlarged our Factory Cre-
Gently DESTROYED Ly FREQ and are noE extensively engaged
In manufacturing a superior article Of Soap and Candles.
Thankful for the very liberal support rendered to us in the
past, we hope, by strict personal attention and the good
quality Of our products, to mrri; u continuance OF tie
same.
We invite the attention Of S-lers and consumers to our
Extra Brown aud German Family Soaps, on account Of thetr
strength and hardness. Also to our Summer Candles.
On hand p constant supply Of Lard OH, b. the quartt'y
aud retail.
We have a lot OF Patent DOPE in convenient pack
ages. All excellent article for EreasinG carriage aud wagon
=. B.-Candles and Soap delivered to any part OF the
''i issiisar WARREN ( SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

PROFESSOR o. ]. WOOD
DEAN SIN Unsolicited, l send yon this certil.
cate. Ancr being bald for 4 long time, and HAVING tried all
the hair rvsturatives cxtant, and having no faith in any !
was induced, on hearing Of yours, to give 1t a trial. / placed
With a good still brush and the RESTORATIVE then applied and
viii rubbed in. I'M the scalp was arlow. This ! repeated eve
ry morning, and In three weeks the young hair appeared
and grew rapidly from August last TIL the present time, and
Is nov thick, black and stTonS-snft and pleasant to the
touch; whereas, before, i; was harsh and wiFy. what httle
there was of it, and that little was disappearing very rapid,
Is. 1 still use YOUR Restorative about twice n week, and
sheIl soon have a good and perfect crops OF hair. Now l had
read of these things-and who has not? but haze not seen
hitherto any case where any persons hair WAS really beneit-
ell By any of the hair ;ouics, etc. of :'e day; aud IL really
gives me pleasure to record the result of my eXPerituc !
have recommended your preparation to others, and 1t AREA
DIS has a large and general sale throughout tl= Territ0ry.-
The peouIy here know its effects and hare confidence in It.
Tie supply you sen; us, as Wholesale agents fsr the Territery'
is nearly exhausted, aal daily inquiries are made for IT,
You deserve credit Tor your discovery aud l, for one, re-
turn you my thanks for the benefit it has done me, for l GER
t.tnly had dcspai7cd. long ago, OF ever ehecitng an? such
result. Yours, hastily,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

.-,-x ErcnAxGE is represented as dun
=. market well supplied, but rates are
anu anu At to . buying ard 4 selling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

Tbs Chicago Tribune says that the bills of
the Provincial Bank of Canada are worthless,
and many arc deceived into taking them because
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter quotes them
at par. They are already all over the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
]. X. BRAGG.
III Marie; street, ST. LOUIS,
-h IZIE

ia Market street, ST. LOUIS,
March 5, 1855.
DEAR S1R:-I am doing an extensive travel In the West
and Southwestern States, as general Rgen; for Adams Amer
lean LinInaeut, and would he glad il yon Eould favor me Win
, consignment of PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATlN T., Is
/ feel that 1 can Introduce It In ;nany places where 1t is not
Inown. as my head Is a living testimony Of is Invaluable
properties, in restoring the hair TO its natural color. l am
forty wears oil. and my hair vas almost white; but after
usIn: three half pin bottles, my hair Is IS beautiful! auburn
aS il was At sixteen, and much improved in appearance, and
l would not be without Il bottle ON hand for Lhr price "f ten.
I should be glad 10 hear Troth you soon.
Very respectfully,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
nEApACHE AMP pEnlLIrY.

Mr. Slas Liscomb, Of BirIuIngian says" a have found in
Doerlaye's D;tiers . remedy for hea'lache and debility. Ally
wife has also used It with the greatest bcrIeh:.''
Mr.. 4. 5. Nicholson. of Pittsburgh, also says he hcxpS as
rieuceI much relief from its use for hcaGache.
READ THIS.
4 W0HHEder's T1Stimony-Jacob RinsSca, living In the
Holland settlement Of SheLIygIn, Wis. sA. ;: "Aiter suffering
for some lime the misery attending an utter prOstration OF
mind and body, lhayc been restored, BY using Boerhave's
BItters, to perfect health"
+ The fact o! this remedy being in such high repute among
the IIollnIdCrs in Wisconsin, Michigan, New HOrk-in fact,
in every Holland settlement in TIE United StateS-nrsurs iii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
"a o ClEANER.

A n Important Discovery to the eoncRist-So'Uethia err
~ tircIy Sew-JuSt Imported.
'JOUYEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION.
FOR Instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without the slightest
SMELL. RIB u small portion ouathe glove, and the dirt :n-
stantly disappcars-csn b. worn Immediately Aiter*ardS-
One bottle is warranted to clean hIy pair of Gloves. Prick.
~ cents. Try it before buying. All the Agents arc present.
ed with uu open bottle 60 ProTc its operation. AHC.ts
are coming money by the unUrscedentet! lcu'ani. More
CONTENT, NEARY Z co, Wholesale store.
irII-IuwIy No. 500 Broadway, n, y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

STRENGTH y HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: HWhen ] commenced taking
Buerlave's Holland Disters, l could hardly walE-now l en-
joyeXccIlent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

.. Il reported that another planet has been
vel st the Radcliffe Observatory, Oxford,
~ NJ, Pogson, the first assistant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
pUrp Ann WEATHER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsBuRGm, June 2S-Rivcr + feet o inches
By the metal mark. The weather Is clear and
pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
DIR. HUNTERS NEW MEnloAL WORK,
THE WADE NJ ECUM.

ftIYISG tie London, Paris, and Vienna treatment, SEQ
u pages, illIO u cOlOrrl plates Among It's contents tStLc
their diseases aud weaknesses, latest discoveries IN rsme-
duetiou; Quacss, their receipts and specific; nervous ,iSLi.-
tty, local aid general, froan rNSSss aud iBiissrstiVn ia y0ata.
l. describes tie causes and effects Of all diseases OF the gen
rrative system; it contains copiors instructions for the lA--
feet restoration Of those who are prevented by intItd!uthrs
from entering the marriage state. with observations on ttJ
dirStui results arising fOu solitary aud delraYel habits; AZ
sos professional dissertation, illustrating the results q ch't'-
icAl tests, sud examination OF tine SlSIInatoSa. AtSs-Tt-
ceiptS Iur the ri"pSr treatment aud care u 6GneyrlNEG ,
elect, &c. and every stage aud form Of syphilis, Nctndars
symptoms, &c. Price One Dollars. Syiri to pr. HUNTEE,
No. j pivisiOn ST, New York city. lie /, long and iaYoTaoly
known to the public, and may he consulted gratis at his oIt
established OEicc, wherr he has lEacitsel 81 enc brunch u
madeleine fer tECnty.sOur years, and made more cures than
any other man in the world, Ia many Instances NJ persons
considered iucu. fable, Sonle OF whom he has ~ EtnISien to
refer to. Charges moderate, and liz all rasvS n cNse guaran-
teed. ill 1uElIW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
| ~ GROSS Railways Ready Belief;
y g Thompson's Eve Water;
BlrdOrt's Worm LozeREes;
"a. SAs - LArGHL1Ns L BusIrF1ELD.
FOUNDRY

For SnIc or Lcnsc, In H.es1 CoIEmbia, Va.
THE property Is in good working order, having black
i saith shop With two fires, Patterns and tools, together
with \ stock OF coke. TIE buildings are So feet In lerEhth, by
81 feet ia width, nth carpenter shop, and lathe shop with one
lathe.
The property Is In the centre of a fne growing agricultural
and manufacturing county, with a very large coal trade in
active operation
The property viii Released for a term Of years to meehan-
les OF steady habits and good character, and none but such
need apnly, II any one should desire TO purchase the nay
menis win be made easy, either with or without the stock.
This property has 4 chartered privilege for manufacturing
LOT $4,000. Should n company purchasing, desire Il, the
chartered privileges will be allowed 70 20 with the prnneTty
J apis Std tfE SARGENT &BR0THER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
The Eye and Ear.

The Eye and Ear.
TURISG my late tour in Europe, IOhtained several new
II Instrumt nts, and Remedies Of incalculable value in my
speciality. There Il now nothing kuOWnto The faculty in Et-
tier hemisphere, with which l nin not familiar, which, COM
binel with an extensive practice for 90 years in the city Of
New York, enables me to restore SIGHT and HEARING ia
many cases hitherto deemed hopeless. Cataract positively
cured by a new method, without pain, also squirting OF Cross
EyCs in a few seconds. AmaurOsIS cured in the majority OF
cases. Examinations, Ulcers, Films or Specs, and WateTy
Eve, invariably; also, Deafness, Singing in the Ear and Oia-
cLrarrrs, by an entirely new process. Ny .Trcatise Gu the
Eye - price % cts, also, ARTIFICIAL EYES which :aore and
look esnctiy like the natural Eye, and are inserted without
IN operation, and al remedies, forwarded By mall. Consul
h:ti0ts by mail recette es9scidL Intention.
". POWELL, ". D.,
~iCuli-I, AUrtSt. &c.
J,II.1ou1v OFFicrS- 52 IroadUav. NY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
TO DRUGGISTS s. THEPEOPLE

NoE are hereby eautioned against spurious limitations OF
1 Oh. DE GRATHS ELECTRIC OIL as i snail pros
ecute any party who use my copy Tighted bills. THIS Cen
uinel Electric OH has cured the Mayor OF Camden OF I1es
and RSeWJa%tixH; also, Hon. John Williamson OF Hunting
don, Hon. f. KiilinGsurth (whOm 1t took OF his crutches in
one dayl and more than 100 others In Philadelphia, whose
names have been published in the Pailadelphia Ledger.
The Wholesale dealers IN Philadelphia would not counte-
nance any scamp guilty CT the rascalitv Of CnunterieitinE.-
In Harrisbursh, Pa, John Wyethc, Leg, the well known
Druggist there, caused the arrest aud imprisonment OF one
TyIcatint, who attempted an imitation Of this valuable
remedy. &C..
II TIE People anil Drpagists tIroWhhou: the United
9aasS-List az cures hy Prof. De GrRth'S Electric on Jos
Rree, West Philadelphia, 81 rheumatism Mr. Fodcnbok,
Montgomery co., rheumatism and .pTAiu; Mrs Ogden, No.
i5G Fourth street, Inflammation OF bowels; Mrs: Maryland,
Providence. shingles and cakrd breast Mr. Wan Spence,
on Chcstnut street, feIon and neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lower Marion, of burns and scarlet feEer'-and eighteen
others.
w-Evrry DruvE5-t knows that the only Gennine Electric
OH Is maie Iy the sole inventor and proprietor, at his old
Office, to which all orders must be Addressed TO procure thu
PaoY. CHAs. DE GRATII,
OH Odicr, 81 south sth str near Chestnut.
ES~Soldb by all Druggists.
Depot in WheciiuEat
my1I Bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

New Arrangement.

- TIE WHEELING \ rARxERsnuRGu
&GEIsMAIL PACKET
COURIER,
james 81. Roberts. master,
VII leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at ~ o'clock, A. M, for ParEersburE; connecting at Marirt-
Ia With the steamer BUCK, running from Marietta to Zaucs-
vile; and Mt Parksrshurg with the steamer FASHION, run
ming from pArk-rsburgt to West Columbia, Va.
Returning: wlIleave Parkersburg every Monday, Wednes-
DAY and Friday, at So O'Clock, A. NJ.
between Marietta and GAINESVILLE, aud for any point on the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia.
aupS
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ell-IHwiy
POTICHOMANIE.

TINE new and beautiful art of ornamertinS tn. simplest
i Glass YeSselto resemble the FiSEsr P.ISTED CHISA, st
\ TIriIE or TuE Cosr, Is creating an Immense excitement,
Ladies and Gentlemen arc alike fascinated with this delight
full occupation. \ chastc and elegant management for Chu-
irrn and Schools, encouraging a taste for STGcs in design
and harmony in the arrangement of colcrs. The whole Art
can be perfectly acquired in half an hour. Book OF Instruc-
ton separately 81. Boxes containing . Vases, EiooE, and
every article required 50. sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEAEf 4 co, Wholesale Store,
ieIL-1yGaN 52 nroadNay, y. Y.
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hAl' bAHH'
DaooKFIEfo, January IL, 1855.
WOOD

'"'i' lIs,E SIR: Having made trial of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE, It gives ne pleasure to say, that its effec!
mas beer, cxr,lirui in removing inflammation, dandrud, and
a constant tendency TO itching, with which l have been ,rou-
bi,d from MY childhood up; aud has also restored my hair,
uhiah was becomingg gray, to lis original color. l have useu
no other article, with anything like the same pleasure OF
profit. fouFs''Fu1y' T. pp,cc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

o. j. WOOD & CO., Proprietor, SIC Broadway, n. Y. ana
II4 Market St, st. Louis.
S3-For sale In Wheeling by
7. II. LOGAN E co,
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The Great Fanny Paper !!
ENORMOUS CIRCULATION.
One rms Eiray Ihansnnd "a Week

THE NEW YORK LEDGE is alsNys cSs:dES.
Pithy, pointed, irrsh, ani inviting.
Ei.ct 10 Ihe h.in viii, liz, i.preSt writing,
Which NUHus Snd old 6nd equally ,lSlishtifS;
Jokes and stories, with graf a Illustrations,
Beautiful pictures, aII fresh Installations
Of genius ard art in Just combinations,
FIJI Up the measure OF brighI destinations.
Ladies and InrdS, KIM and Emp-.Nsc>,
ChfIirtn ard rar=uts, and I'uE>s and SSsiastSStS+%,
Value thc EEnGER for lis pleasing variety,
AMI look for is cc.niiEt Ritii sFtaTcSF asNirty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
MEDICAL.
Echt HoLaadscA Kruiden Biiters.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed since tie introduction "f this
/ valuable medicine into the United States. During this
time it has gained a uai5s'sUt popularity as " Remedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
DR.. E. G. WINCHELL,


. AS taken u snit Of syIenlid rooms In FoTEhr0ok'y new
III block, Ilsl5 Main st., directly over c. T. Browns jew
elry store. where he hOpes to establish himself permanently:
BY close attention to his business, reasonable charges, good
and faithful work aiNays warranted. hs hopes to secure :
share of patronage.
nr. WIS familiar With all the new modes OF Inserting
Teeth, ine!uiiuE TIE 1CoHtiuuoIs Cum work. Filling.
cleaning aud extracting, done in the best and mos; faithful
manner.
the Office. mA@+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

Tie NEW YORK LEDGER Is the great Family Nsvsra-
per which Inouopolrs ;hc services "f all ihe bet writer ia
America. FANNY PERM does not srtte a !ine for any pa
s'usireiS fog Il; aud Mrs, S.G9rRSEY, Miss GIBSON. Miss
VkcsrAS, aud .isu tkS rest of 'cUI" constantly enrich ito
pages. EverY number Of the Ledger contairs large and
splendid eu.rayinss illustrating Tie tla!ltns isles Of these
pre.cmlntnt writer's; also, iae Latest fashions, and every
other attraction which 1t i possible - give u = newspaper
Of eight large pages.
Tr-wherevrr there 5 g news otae- the LEDGER .AI 10
bought every week, as Il cOasS out. It i. ai.e gent by Ds4
for two dollars u year or two copies Ip- three dollars, PAYS
tile iUiirEihly in advance.
AIllctterS should lie aidrss>sitJ
ROBERT BONNER, Editor and Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28
CA US SHIRT j.

BI ENFEFSS.
THIS important aud valuable Improvement In the manu-
/ Eacture OF Ladies' Skirts, on account of the Light, Plia-
Die and Adjustable PlAits they form about the waist, their
graduation, thence 20 the bottom, the impossibHity OF their
brraEiug, and their adoption TO any change of position,
gives ;he most graceful and elegant form 10 alady's dress.
The stiffness consists OF 4 series OF cords OF the Hikes OF
the Cactus leaf running horizontally around them, While
the fabric Casually cotton) between and covering the CORDS,
renders them always OF IA nature perfectly flexible.
Just received by
ny27 HEIsKELL 4 SwEARISGEN.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
= AND ca Pillow Case Linen, extra quality,
O-5 12-i Linen SiettinE-very superior.
mv27 HEIskELL & sWEARINGEN.
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.nir IAW OF NEWSPAPIsRs.

[s e.. ee]sga#iersd as nlshins to continue 'heiF 'aessF'p-
tss.. h.,. order the discontinuaHce Of their PERI
III ~, sae gssabn,hyr may continue to send them Unit" All ar
,t,fases are p4l, n.vleet or refuse to take their Periodi:
&-h sun ,G,ces 20 Waich they are directed they areheiu
sss lre ,RIs mi they have settled the 6hi ana "ruereH 'hs~
dsoGiinusl; ,ers remove to other places without Inform
I'M M mpaEiisher., and the IaP Mr. ave sent d VI
re tisa. they are hs I decided tiiat refusing TO take period.
foai de sdi;s, or rs,eeT aI in] sa / tSnIH ffaad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

Ferer and .A0ue, DysvepsiH, Indigestion, H''dac4s.
Loss G[ APPstits, Debjlity, ,GoAtis'"'~4'
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ing absorption, advertising or other r.
ETTEES n he Inleilizeneer, should be addressed to
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NEW GrnoerV-

New Grocery.
rINIE subscriber has taken the stOrchouSe lately occupied
l by Morrison, Williams ( Co. an Market street, second
door below Union, where he has opened an entirely fresh
qua!,y, carefully selected, and purchased with cash; con-
sistluS in part .! the following articles, viz:
Refined Sugars, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered New Or
leans Sugar:
Coffee, Eio and Java.
Teas, 6ss! Ganyowder, Tyson, Skin and Black Chulau
and oOlOag.
Golden Syrup and New Orleans MaLasses.
SutneGS, Cloves, and all the Spices generally used.
Fancy aui Common Soap, Candies, Starch and Rice.
Bacon, Hams, Dried Beef, Family Flour, &c. &c.
To- which lie iaTitrs the attention Of the citizens Of Wheel.
ing, aud others wanting such articles.
HENRY L. REED.
May /, 1886. my2-2m
ICE! ICE!! ICIL!.!
THE subscriber is now prepared to deliver ice to the citi-
/ z.ns OF Wheeling generally. Ills ice was put UP above
Fulton. ut the Three Mile House, formerly occupied by F-B.
uurnhrook, and is perfectly frce from dirt. lie Intends to
deliver 1t himself, assisted by his son, so that his customers
al sp22+itS vnLNEY WARD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-28

NRDEls on TIC Cty TFeasrTer in sums to SUIT puFekaseFs
%y sT5 ''ts }. II. MATTHEWS c
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II NWIeEG- IUTNs
- Now is r good time to subser!hc r. COBB hes just
commenced 4 new Sen Story, and ENERSoN BE.N&EIT
viii soon begin smother. No subscription taken for a ssssre-
rind Than nmr rrnr. ieli:itni W.
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IErTEES eSD1 81 he Inbeiigsneer, should be addressed to
a. Proprietor. s.. sdjtoriai derartment Of the paper,
Litter. eoin5s Iss1%i to The Editors, Jointly, or to either one
sL,s.rl, dents writing for publications. viii please Wrse
ely aa onss,aSV Of the above rules viii greatly oblige US
NnoDr more prompt attention to correspondent man
E1tt-sI othtTEbe receive.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-20
From tie ClevslaDd Herald.
The End Of a Solemn Farce.

We made our comments upon the Wesk aud
dsreputabls decision Of Judge Leavitt, by
which the sovereignty Of Ohio vas postponed
to the claim Of a Kentucky Stakeholder. aud
said that the woman who murdered her could
not, and would not, be brought back to Ohio
to answer for the crime. ........
Il was said. however, By the Judge that be
presumed the Executive of Kentucky would
waive formality, and would extend the comfy
between States in this case. The owner Of the
slaves, on the trial OF the case, pledged him
self that If the Governor of Kentucky consid
cred it bis duty to surrender her up, he would
see that she was forthcoming. and even after
the slaves had been taken back to Kentucky,
the Enquirer, Of Cincinnati, whose editor is the
Marshal Of that district. and which paper is the
mOuth-piece and defender Of slavery publish
ed to the world that the slave woman was held
in custody awaiting tie demand Of the Exeeu
utive OF Ohio. .sstsa ,ss-.... @
Governor Chase, a. is known, issued bis re
QUESTION. and messenger Waa despatched
with It to Kentucky, but what the result va
is told BY the Cincinnati Gazette. Of TuesG ~
llth inst, which says:
The party who Vas commits stoned By Gov
ernor Chase to proceed to Frankfort. the CAP
itsl Of our nsighbOriug State, and make sh
rsquisitiOn upon Governor MOrehtad. rsturne
i to this city yesterday without having accom-
plished their purpose. They reached Frank
fort on Thursday evening. and had an intel
I view with Governor Morehesd, and placed
bis hands the official papers relating to to
case with which they were entrusted. III
Governor told them he would examine theE
and give his answer on the morrow. On F.
|, day morning he granted the request Of the E'
, esus,s Of Ohio. for the rssarS Of Tire woms