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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-30

results of Monday, so overwhelming was the de-
feat which the self-styled American party re-
eeiSei at the hands Of the people. The result
was accomplished by the lEion Of all men Of all
parties, who desired the election Of good, sub
stantiaI and intelligent public servants, in oppo-
sition 70 the narrow, contracted, selfish, pro-
scriptive. and dictatorial policy, which has
distinguished the conduct Of that party III this
city.
This result we well knew must come sooner or
later, as the history of the past ustitfes the con-
elusion that the intelligence of the country will
ultimately correct such policy. Fair, free, open
and liberal, is the true spirit of enlightened re-
pubicsnisrn, and the people will ever in the end;
however much theymay for time beled astray
by the false glare and Elusive beconings of plan-
sibleerrer; support and uphold thstparty which
plants itself upon popular rights and liberal
principles,
We syrnpathize deeply with our neighbor Of
the Times, and did our part on the evening of
the election 10 cheer his dropping spirits. His
party calls were not answered; his war-whpop
was long and You'd; but the braves We're fewand
far between; and in the issue tried between the
people and the party of prescription, the verdict
has been found for the people, despite the spe-
cial appeals Of our neighbor. Wonder if he viii
move for a now trialg Had the people had full
ticket, they could have elected the whole by
more than two hundred majority. There canbe
no doubt of this, and henceforth his party is
no longer the majority party in Wheeling.
They nominated for Mayer gentleman said
not to be of their party, and used every effort
TO strengthen themselves by outside efforts, but
whenever opposed, the result (saye in one III
stance) hes shown their weakness. We hope
our neighbor will recover and yet do we'll He
is young enough to improve and while the
lamp holds out to burn, the vilest sinner may
return" We wiIl>not take final leave of him
yet, our ''tears" shall be reserved yet awhile,
and we hope by that time he viii get anew
stock of "tears" mot crockodile tears and then,
il part we must, we will take good big cry.
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AN EXTRAoRDINARY CASE IN
SURG FT2Y

To TIE Editor OF the n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: The statement has appeared in some pa-
pers and been treated as joke, that number
ofneedles have been taken from the person OF q
lady in Nantucket. AS am acquainted with
DR.. F., the physician, give the facts in the
case. The appearance of the needles near the
surface of the body was indicated by considers-
4 BILE pain. The first two or three were thought
butlittle of by DR.. E., until their number
increased and he commenced preserving them
He was glad to find that the friends of the aE.
flicted woman had laid aside the few he threw
away. He has now arranged in rows more than
eighty nesa'es, more or less corroded They
were swallowed in papers, fifteen years since,
While she aeas insane
a detailed, scientific acSount, will be present
ed to the Medical Society, and only make a
general outline for the readers of the Tribune.
That human form can be so pierced, and yet
live on, seems wonder, when we reflect that a
poiutof steel smaller than one of these needles,
in the right place, would destroy life.
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DALLEY,s GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
WIN subiue the pain and Inflammation the seysrest
burns scalds, in from twenty nnutes-and that it
will heal the wounds without scars eGectuals cure Fe.
Yer sOres-salt RheumI nfiammacry Rheumntisus-sorc
and In1amed Eyes -BraIses-Old and Ulcer.
ated sores-scaid Head-COrns and BuuO,s -Eryspeas-
-Fedh-S6rs Nipples Chiblains-1ites
Of Inseets-Swellsi and broken bres-ErupOns- all
other Iniammatory and cuaneOas diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
Don't fncreduOus about the many diseases named to be
cured by only reae5t that the few but positive
properties which the Daley alone contains and as
heretofore enumeraedOne to fourcaa reach not alone
the aforementioned disease but many enumerated
Queryo not regular Jrsf lAysicfd,s prescribe Gallo
mel iR,rorsiyJ for scores ordissrthf dirsase.s ~
Each box of GE$rSR DALETs PAIx EXTRACTOR has upon
it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures of CIV
CLICKENER CO., prOprietOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. All others counterfeit, Price % cents
per box.
E-An orders should be addressed to C. V clieLner {
Co.. 81 BARCLAY street, New York
For sale By L4UGHLLNSl Il -BClHFZELD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the L. s sp1s
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry

No. 4 Warrington Hail.
HAVING just returned from the Eastern cities with very
large and Sell selected assortment of Clocks Watches
and JSTsy the subscriber woni attention Of his
friends and the public generally it, assuring them that he
will sell cheaper than heretofore His stock consists
in part, follows:
Patent Lever, Porcelain Mantle eight and one day
Open Paced Watches
Particular attention called to the American Watches
put Ia gold silver cases made wholly in ths COUNTRY
and warranted prime tme-keepeFs.
The Ladies viii lind at his establishment large and well
selected stock Of and beautiful Cameo JeTery which
cannot fail 10 please. .-5..
Having bought extremely low he feels very confident that
lie can sell Goods in his line lower than before sold In
Wheeling, and respectfully invites all to examine his
stock. G. T. BROWN
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From the Ns,O YORK Ereniag Mirror.
FOUND DEAD.

Fonnd dead-jead and alone;
There nobody near, nobody uea=,
When the outcast died on his pillow OF stone
No mother no brother, no sister dear,
No friendly voice To sOothe or cheer,
Not watching eye, plying tear.
Pound deaH-iead and alone,
In the rOohess street, on pillow OF stone.
Many a weary day went by,
While wretchet and worn he begged for bread,
Tired OF life, and longing to lie
Peacefully down with the silent dead,
Hunger and cold, and scorn and pain,
TIL at last on bed OF frozen ground,
With pillow Of stone, was the outcast found.
Found dead-dead and alone,
On pillow OF stone in the roofess street
Nobody heard his last faint moan,
Nor knew when his sad heart ceased TO beat
No moarnsr fingered with signs,
hat the stars lookettown with plying eyes,
Aud the chill winds passed with wainG sound,
Der the lonely spot where his form found.
Foand dea't-Yet no. slonei
There was somebody near, somebody near
To claim the wandsrer as Ids own,
And ind home for the homeless here.
One, when every human door,
Is closed to his children, gcorued and poor,
WliU opens the heavenly portals wide;
ALI God was when the ositcast died
-----&S1Dsts--
Hoe TRADE IN TUE WEsr.-Fhe Cincinnati
Price Current of the Esd, gives the following
comparison of receipts:
The receipts of hogs for the week, and the
season to date, have been as follows:
From Kentucky
BY railroads 12,9O8
Through toll-gates 1894
Slaughtered at Plainvile 400
Total q, 49a
Previously reported a66,s7f
Grand total ,3s9,S74
To same date last season 3S2, 47G
At Louisville and New Albany the whole
number slaughtered up to Saturday night was
$50, 595, aud the Journal says that about 8, ooC
head more will be killed.
At GAINESVILLE Tenn, and Trice's Landing
800 more have been killed, theayerage weight
was 2S9 lbs The whole number slaughtered al
these points last year was 5000.
At Hannibal, Mo-, Hogs arc very plenty and
still arriving. The Hannibal paper of the 18th
says:
The number of Hogs cut in this city up to
Wednesday evening, January 10th, amounts tc
10000; and many engagements of Hogs have
yet to come in. Sales to-day range from So, "a
to 81, and large lots are yet unsold. The kill
ing season will not close for two or three weeks
At st. Louis heavy hogs are worth So, Sat.
urday last with an increase in the receipts from
Illinois
Flour advanced to 1920 to-day, demand good
with light receipts,
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NEW BOOKS.
Y Scenes in The Practice of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by SamI. OsgOOd;
The Hidden Path, By Marion Harland:
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary HOEett:
The Poetry and Mystery OF Dreams, BY Clss n Leland
The Slave Of the Lamp by VIM North;
Which: the Right the Lefy
Tie News Iloy;
Wolfert's ROost, by Washington Irving.
HerO;nes of History, by Mary E. ueW.it;
The Wrinkles, or the Merry Monomspiars:
lIfe among the MPrmoDs;
Rogers Treasures of English Words
Toher with large assortment Of the best works In the
various departments Of Literature
For sale by JOHN n. THOMPSON
ocl3 III Main ST
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Tsp RING ELECTION.

To TIE rozEas OF ono cotsTr.
repeatedly announce myself candidate for the ofaee
Of sheFia, at the coming Spring election. y
'h.s ~ " t. sELBE.,
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TaVprn "a Ranf

THE well known Tavern known as sIrs Goodng on IL,
AatinuA road, niles east OF Wheeling yin s fsF Ei
FROM April hrss, 1876. The strand u toe wen ana v6iv
4nown To require further notice.
Por teFns enquire Of Jacob Goodng or the UNDERSIGNED
nYlSi = LYDIA CRtiGFR
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UNPRECEDENTED PRoDUcrIoS OF IRoS n A
CHARCOAL FuRSAcE FROM TUE InoN MoCSrAIS
ORE-The American Iron Mountain Company
have their No. 8 furnace at the Iron Mountain
in blast, producing anaverage yield ofseventeen
tons per day, and some days as high as
Is tons of No foundry metal, blown with no
blast. The height of the furnace is 3sI feet,
feet diameter Of bosh, and feet funnel head.
This is unprecedented in the history cfcharcoaI
furnaces, either in this country or Europe, and
is attributable alone to the superior qualify of
that great mass of ore. The ore Yields through
the furnace about 30 per cent, consumes about
100 bushels of coal per ton of metal, and about
sper cent of limestone-a- Louis Repub.
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NnTIGE,

0S and after the first Of january, rroximo, the present.
" firm OF HeiSEell Co., will be dissolved BY limitation
James \. Fetzer retiring from the firm.
peTSons indebted Will please call and make paw.
ment without delay and those having claims against the firm
will present them for adjustment. ~
December 81, 1856. -
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REAsoSs FOR WRARrNG 4 MousrAcuz, Punch
has questioned one thousand persons with the
following results
To avoid shaving. SO; to avoid catching, cold,
SO; to hide their teeth, .; to take away from
prominent nose, s; to avoid being taken as an
Englishman abroad, Z; because they are in the
army, 6; because they have been in the army,
2s1; because Prince Albert does It, 9; because.
it is artistic 50 because you arc singer, 3; be-
cause you travel 3 great deal, IL; because you
have lived long ON the continent, 9. because the
wife likes it, 8; because you have weak lungs, 8:
because It acts as arcspirator, go; because it Is
healthy, n; because the young ladies admire II.
Al; because it Is considered s9he thing 1Cs
because he chooses. L
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.saaa.siiea, Nass-, Jan, 16, 1855.
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EOr Snk

HTNHAT convenient and commodous Dwelling House on
Fourth street, In Wheeling occupied b. samuel Mitchell
For particulars call on q jacob. des9-,f.
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At st. Louis heavy hogs are worth So, SAT-
urday last, with an increase in the receipts from
Illinois
Flour advanced to go to-day, demand good
with light receipts.
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s ELECTION. q
We hardly know how 10 refer to the election v
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REAI RsTATR sALRs.
HntaI fnr SAL
HoTSR ANN I.on EnR. ~

IsNsI iIOnfOe 81,
the Lot teet front, With good Brick Dwelling House
a1 y, ON, ~ is
session given any tllie after LIST OF October. 8 = =
sepS - = j N ZIAINiPR
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE.
TIE undersgneit vi continue the Dry business in
their present location under the and style Of EKrLL
wENRlSsES They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and customers continuance OF their favors
pecemtsrst, 1s5 E R R- sWESEEIdYS j.
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sition 10 the narrow, contracted, selfish, pro-
scriptivs, ard dietatorial policy, which has
distinguished the conduct Of that party III this
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! WIZ. a. BATCMEIoR's HAIR DYE.
GREY Red, or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly beautiful
and Is'uri 'O or e4eki without ss least injury to Hair
FFrsRS MspIts DtFoS4s have been awarded to VIM.
Ba'eirlor since 1888, and sOOO applications have
been made to the Hair patrons Of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair and vhisers UNJUST
would be against covering bald head with awlg.
WA A. B1ruELORs Ham DYE produces color not to be
distinguished from nature and warranted NOT to njure 10
the least however long It may be continued.
ade sold or applied lin private rsOms the Wig Faco-
ry, 2ss Broadway y. Y.
Sold in a cities AMI towns United States, by Drug
! sists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ESTlle Genuine has the address spon steel
plate engraving on four staessot each botre, Of
WILLIAM A. BXTcHELoR,
/ ssS broadway, New York.
! Pnr sals vIolas,ts !, nj -. Al, -. (. ..-7l.F
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NOTICE TO TRAN FiLERS.
TRAVELLERS passing the e o. Railroad, are inform
ed that The Proprietor has fitted up Rooms in CL4EEs
NV ButLDtSes where he viii upon the arrival
ry train, y 5AzA-lci
4 F.4RR LUHcH 4yD nor COFFEE FOR F1F.
--.s-fsea4 -, TEEN CES7&
the regular price a the Depot stand being 80 cents eonse-
Quenty thirty i've cents win be saved Be PARTICULAR and
step into Myers eesnent Rooms just across the street.
81 door from the corner
Ee+ryfRing supplied tsqrs called J0r. Information OF
al kinds Impaired free Of charge.
n N MYERS
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results of Monday, so overwhelming was the de-
feat which The self-styled American party re-
ceisel at the hands of the people. The result
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The number of Hogs cut in this city up to
Wednesday evening, January 10th, amounts TO
10000; and many engagements of Hogs have
yet to come in. Sales to-day range from 49, 70
to 81, and large lots are yet unsold The kill
ing season will not close for two or three weeks
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MATHEW McNARR

GROCERIES, FLOUR, MILL,
Feed, Corn, Oats and baled Hay.
OPPOSITE THE IN PREsHYTERIAN CHURCH. WEBSTER STREET
Centre Wheeling
EFhe highest price paid in Cash for Country Produce
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 50, 1855.
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LAUGHLINS& BCSIIFIRLD.
jnsi 1T-H, LOGAN 4 CO. Agents
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
MEDICAL.

from parent child and eniailing upon The of.prng
ruined constitution For the fall these form
of disease. the Doctors caraHtres cure or a.k- nu
compensation. The D"ctor can he consultcd b, let.
ter otherwise free uf charge. and invites all who
afflicted la call upon him, wher" hr will give them
such s,ti faction e. they obtain no where else
His rooms are No. and Arnnry Hall corner ~ Sac
ramentn and Nnnigrmrry streets san Francisco
TIRE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE
AGE'-Grrat blessing to- Mankind Innocent hni pn.
ient'-Df. t. J. CZlpkays Proph,actrum. tSelf Disc
injecting Agent Surr preventative ogrnst gonor
rhrhl and sNphiic Diseases AMI an uu>urpHS sd REM
rdy for hll hc vcnrrla scronlious Cingrunous sud
cancrrous ulcers 'rid discharges from thu vagina,
uterus and urrlhra AMI all cutiueoi~ ornpiion- and
diseases. Fer sale at Dr l.. J Czark,,- uulre Ar
mnrE Iial. corner OF Sacramento tud Montgomery
Streets san Franrisro A. innocnlliion i "a ur..Vrn.
lu'Nc against SuSil IoN, 80 j. Dr. /. i. TZtpknN.
fHp'uucUcum preventative agi1st svphibcai AMI
gpnurrl9 discusses. Harmless IN i'sclt. it pn>>c.~,s
the ToWrr uf chemically ,lcsirtyug 'hr sNnltic N.
rus, and thrrhy saving Thousands ot ouuc drfaicl,.
eos from being Injected 10y IA" most lo1ih-nnr ot all
diseases. Let no vnung VITO upurrciatcS hcahh
hr WITHOUT hr. tzapkHNs rrophilaccutn. Il l. IN
very convenient packages aud viii ne found cnuVru-
"i =" USE hrin" u-"l - soap. 1hHt dis,lsc 10
prevented 10y th' ne OF proper agents. j. we'll an
established fact that they can ~, cared after their
establishment. The principle which j. now univ,r.
sallN rrc'gulrd received even hrfpr he DAYS of
JCnntr. The discover OF the ciuaun IN 11nG and
its multiplied benefits ever since have received. ~
they deserved the attention ot 10" medical faculty..
II was in pursuit uf this hrntCh at The med cai sCi
enre that Dr. l.. j. Cznrkay fortunately made the dis
coverv of lis Prophilaclicum which for the prcvcn-
iinn Of lrhiir. gnnorrhral canctrus Hud cutprou-
dsOr-1er stands unriNacd 10y ANY agent Ia the phn.-
macorocn. The effect II this r"'u aflrt Cuiiion il
immediate and Removes IN" pu,~thihly oi u cun'rac-
Ion of disease IT, however. the dl~,'~c has been con
racted il is useful in nPuraIlng the uui,oiols sccrr-
uns which. by ahs0rp.ion produce NE horrd cCnSp-
qu"n~cS known IA secondary syphilis Il has been
administered by the Doctor IT, man, thousand cn-cs,
and he has vet find the first in which II has failed
To suh-crvr the purpose for which il administers
ed. Price, So Full directions attached Ia each
package. In cases where ProphilHcticun used rs
curative. DR. /. J. Czapkav will furnish gratis IA pre-.
scrption for his Blood Purifier.
All communications from the country. addressed
ly 10 DR.. l. j. C2apkay, san Francisco viii be- strictly
and confdentiav attended 10. and the remedies
with the greatest and secrecy. Immediately dis
patched by Express or other conveyance TO their dcs.
tination
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

fr DIR. j. l.. CZAPKAy The gentleman whose
name forms the caption Of This notice is one of tha
few modern physicians whose application tO his pro-
frssUn and devotion to the afflicted render him alike
An ornament to tie one and benefit 10 the other A
hungarian 10y birth. he sought with Kussuih 10 place
his country among the nations of the earth bcyond
the OpprrssUrs rule. that her ns might rejoice in
the prHc'icr of those prcccpls which alike our
glory and our pride. ln hi Efforts To dn. he has
r"aIcd the reward of utclua resistance Opurps-
sion. and "a hOnc and n country know him no more"
-Apnrt howov"r. from his claims upon our consider
alton ~ nHiriot, the testimonials of character and
capacity which ne brings eUiitlc him 10 public conh>
dcnCr. to th" exclusion of those Who rossts neither
IA" one ar the other, rs gentlemen his character
j. unarnishcd: physician. hi- 9k unsurpassed
and "a th0-c who's" impruicuce hns lctt upon them
ihe tnius O disease. we can ou-CIcthIDu-k commend
hun with the assurance 'hnt in him 'hrv viii ind
friend whom 10 know is gr'at gain. The Drs Office
is No. 3 ard ArWury Han corner uf SACRAMENTO
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
Miscellany.

GOVERNMENT OF THE INCAs.--Un-
der the rule OF the Incas all the land
of the empire of Peru was divided into
three portions. Ore was set apart for
the sun, another Tor the Inca, and the
third was reserved for the people. The
tribute exacted from the people by the
Inca, consisted simply OF personal
service, which seems to have been
chevriuIly rendered. They cultivated
the ground, wove cloth, and manuiac-
tured vases or instruments of war tor
priest princes, and when this allotted
portion OF their work was finished, they
occupied themselves for The remainder
of the week in attending to their own
wants and those of their families. AS
therefore, there were 40 taxes, and the
soil fertile, aud the crops abundant, we
may believe this exactlon was light.
Agriculture, however, was a science
among the Peruvlans, for they made
use OF manures to improve the sol, and
extensive crops of maizr, guinea, CO.
Goa, and cottoh were raised upon It,.
Over the broad dndeneria, or verdant
terraces Of the Andcs, innumcrable
hocks OK lamas, aIaptcas, and vlcunaS
grazed, and the wool Of these animals
was converted by the skill OF the na>
tives into fine and comfortable cloths,
Gold was collected from the washngS
of the rivers, and silver from the VEINS
OF the metal which lay near the snr>
face of the ground. The Indians in
pursuit of the simple wants of prml-
tive. lie were happy and contented un-
der the care of paternAl government.
They experienced the blessing Of do
mestic life, and revtlcd in the amusc-
ments and holidays provided tor them
by the Incas; while they could not
fail to be moved ty the glorious seem
cry and the bIue sky, which appeared
on every sid, to their sense OF the
sublime aud b autiful. Their lot was
indeed edviable, If W. may believe thu II
Legendary his .ory Fof centules h'd
til y lived in the enjoyment aud tran
guilty of ii patri,.'cnaI d Poll'm' wnen
IL cruel torrent of invaders poured
doNn upon their hearts, dragged them
away rom their peaceful occupations
to die By thousands in dark, subtcrra-
mean mines desecrated their affairs,
and took possession OF ther palaces
and homes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

NNOULD d Respectfully inform the citizens or eii,
w we'll and vicinity. that he is prepared to do an
kinds of work in his line Of business ina workman
like manner with despatch and on reasonable terms
i1ving always on hand large assortment oi dry
Ia .ber he is ready to make to order. Doors window
sash. Tables. Rockers. &C. All kinds Oh Cah'net
work, and in fact anything appertaning 70 his os,-
ness Billiard Tables se4 aud repaired shop no
Charles treet, below uess Larcombs Brick Store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

E sStcu A GlrrIN Up STAIRS. '-Yhe
Scientific .4merican say that a nan in
Orange county, n W York, was fonnd
one night climbing the overshot whc |
IN a fulling mill lie was asked what
he was dong. He said he VAS trying
to 90 up to bed, but somehow or other
these stairs won't hold still