davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-29

passed, were not to go into operation until
some day yet to be designated by that body.
MADISON, Wis, March 22.-Lieut. Cover
nor Macarthur sent in message to the as
sembly, stating that owing to the resignation
of Mr.. Barstow he should act as Governor
the remainder of the term.
Mr.. Fillmore appears to excite greater adj
mration in Europe than his nomination for
the presidency does in this country.
The people of Scott county, Kentucky,
held maetng on Saturday, and resolved to
equip fifty young men and send them to Kan
SaS.
A Curious BGr.-A bet was recently
made i'll Washington city, that Henry A.
Wise would be in the Lunatic Asylum at
Staunton, within ten days of the meeting and
adjournment Of the Cincinnati convention.
Practical SYMP ATHY.-The subscription
at the Kansas meeting, held in Albany N. Y.
on Thursday evening. amounted to sl940.
of which Gerrt Smith gave s3 900, E. c.
Delev Ssl ,00O and the State Register and
Evening Journal each $l00
Fifty boys were on Monday, sent from the
Juvenile Asylum in New York, to Danvile,
ILL.,, to be apprentced among the thrifty far
mers of that ncighborhood. How much bet
ter this will be than to have tn m remain in
the lanes and alleys of New York, bred to
crime and wretchedness.
He is but half prepared for the journey of
life who takes not with him that friend who
will divide his sorrows, increase his Joys, lift
the veil from his heart, and throw sunshine
around the darkest scenes.
If you love Others they will love you. II
you speak kindly to them, they will speak
| kindly Love is repaid with love, and ha-
tired with hatred. Would you hear sweet
and pleasant echo, speak sweetly and pleas
antly yourself.
A poor Irshman in Portland Maine, who
applied for license to sell ardent spirits, be-
| ing questioned by the board of excise as to
his moral fitness for the trust, said: "Ah
sure it is not much character man needs to
sell rum"
A REMARKABLE WoMAN-Diel in Low
ell, March g. Mrs. Temperance Thomas, at
the great age of l03 years, III months and 4
days. She was born in Dover, N. H., March
%, 1852, and has been widow 81 years
Her husband served in the revolutionary war
and she received a pension. Mrs. Thomas
descended from long lived ancestry, and
what is remarkable, all her eight children
are still living.
Sixteen weekly and nine daily papers
with several monthly publications, are pub
lishea regularly in Pittsburg. Think of that
for 50 city of workshops" In addition tc
these, one daily and one weekly paper are
published in Allegheny county, outside the
city limits.
We learn that the ice in the lake in the
vicinity of Port Stanley is still very thick
and extends out from the shore as far as the
| eye can reach, and it is the opinion of thost
residing in that section, and posted in navi
! cation, taat the lake will not be open there
until after the first of Nay BafIlo Com
mcrcial, 24lh
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-29

The Journal of Commerce states that a
draft for ss4099, being twenty dollars toll
levied by Walker upon each passenger who
came over the Nicaragua transit route. on
the last trip, has been presented at the office
of the company i'll New York city, where
acceptance was refused.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-29

A VETERAN BUFFooN.-On the 81, died
at Constantnople "a certain mussahb (im-
perial buffoon), named Said Efftndi, at the
age of l2l years and 7 months. He had
served fonr sutans as jester, and, notwith-
standing his advanced age, the venerable old
gentleman was often called up by the present
sovereign, and ordered to say witty things
and to perform antics, which latter he gen
orally did with remarkable agility.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
HUGHES, NJ.
Eomcaopathic Physician.
DR.. j. Hedges
FEVER e AGUE ANNIIILATOF

FEVER and Asue, ChIlls Fever, Dumb Ague, any
form Of Intermittent Fever whether long stand
ing speedily safely, and cectnaliy cured by the use of
DR.. ]. Hedges AnnIhlator.
This preparation Is entirely rce all metallic poison,
SUCH as Arsenic or Mercury, but Is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable is certain, safe and encacious
remedy and can all kinds of weather. The Pro.
prctor has used the article his private practice for
several years. and has 1t failed to effect perfect
cure when the been followed. In posi-
way nure the syste, butts adapted to all ages
sexes and constitutions 1t he given to the infant of
old with much safety to the adult, and can be
kept In anyrlimate needs cncOmuin long
of testimony, to herald efficacy. merit lies within it
self-nnd invalid 1t will prove of value than
octavo volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by Proprietor stanhope, n. j. and
never genuine without his signature.
Por sale wholesale and retail by A. c. GOOD Co., Drug
gIs,s Wheeling, Va, by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the Unitci States.
w. II. DECAHIP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:Gm IS CORTLAND ST., New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
CoNNECTICUT.

GovERNoR's MESsAGE.-Gov. Minors message
fills five columns of the New Haven papers. lie
cOngratulatcs the Legislature upon the prosper
ity Of the State, and proceeds at once to consil-
er at some length various proposed amend
ments to the State constitution, particularly such
as relate to trial by jury. The condition of the
insane and idiotic is mentioned and an aPpro-
priation for the benefit of the latter is recon-
mended to favorable consideration. The OBJ
jccts of tine American Colonization Society are
referred to in similar terms. The message says:
"The coloniziug of the African coast by emf
grants of this character will meiorate the con-
dition of the African race, will send the cheer.
ing consultations of civilization and christianity
into the interior of their country, and soon dis
pei the heather barbarism of that benightcd re-
gion.'
The Governor dcprecateS the excitement
growing out Of the Kansas question. and con-
cludes his remarks on the subject as follows:
''What ever action you may deem advisable
with reference To these matters, am satisfied
that you will again express the sentiments of the
people ofthe State, large majority Of whom
believe to be opposed, and sternly opposed, to
the extension of slavery over the national terri
tory. While they entertain these opinions, they
are nevertheless loyal to the Constitution, and
believe the maintenance of the Union OF the
United States the paramount political good
With slavery, as already existing under the
Constitution, andrecogniScd in that instrument,
they do not wish to interfere. Regrctting its
existence, they would leave it to be regulated as
humanity and religion may require br the States
whose constitutions and laws recognise it.
The expenditures of the State during the last
year exceeded the income by the amount of
S+l,0G4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

TRIAL OF Hos. P. T. HERBERT.-Below we
give the decision of Judge Crawford, of the cri-
ninal court, by which it will be seen that 4Lr.
Herbert has been admitted to bail in the sum of
$4,000:
Ii re Philemon T Herbert, NJ. C., on huJcas
corpus
The testimony adduced at the hearing on the
writ of habeGs corpus directing the marshal of
the District of Columbia to bring the body Of
Philemon 7. Herbert before me on Saturday, has
been the subject, il connection with t!ielaw bear
ing thereon, of as full consideration rs the time
intervening would allow.
was strongly impressed by the evidence as it
was detailed, and the reflections of which have
sought, and, instead of changing the impression
has strengthened the conviction entertained
when the evidence closed. / abstain from Civ
ing the reasons for the conclusion arrived at and
which must be Obvious.
In any view which jury can take Of the evil
dcncc, under proper instruction from the court
as to the Law, it is clear to my mind that con-
victiOn of murder should not take place
If the evidence hadleGt room for debate whether
the prisoner was guilty ofmurder or manslaughter
or was entitled to an acquittal, although the
ground for such debate might have been slight
should have remanded him to prison. In re-
lation to the two last branches of the inquiry
just stated-namely, whether q charge of man
slaughter can be maintained, or the defendent
StOtllu Ne ulSCfl2TSes tlefS Is contradictory le-
timony and not only contradictory, but utterly
irreconcilable, and it is not for the Court but
for 4 jury tn say whicho that testimony they
will credit and TO what the weight of the evidence
which may he aduced on trial shall point When
matter of fact is involved, the Court should
hail or remand; to discharge would he for the
Court to try and decide the truth of the fact
for which person may be committed instead
Of the jury. [Petcrs,I6rf's Law Of Bail, 10 Law
Library, 29+ of the chapter. Criminal Law, q
amended edition, lT41,) 1870, 522.
The order of the Court is. that the prison
or enter into recognizancc, with one or more
surety or surctie<, in the sum of 10000 dollars
for his appearance at the next term of the Grim
inal Court for the District of Columbia, to be
holden on the third Monday Of June next, to
answer to the charge of manslaughter of Thos.
Heating, and not depart the court without the
leave thereof; and, on his failure to do so, that
he be rcmanded to tue Jail of Washington Co.,
D. C. I. II. CRAWFORD
Joseph II. Bcrrett and James Owner entered
bond for that amount and the prisoner was re-
lelSeu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

Ice N SURGICAL oPERATIoSs.-The Utica Her
aid says Dr. Walcott, of that city, acting under
the suggestion of French journal, has rcsorted
operations. A few days since he removed We
~ large tumor from mans leg. He took a
preparation of snow and common table salt and
applied it to the diseased part, which was almost
Immediately reduced to an insensible state
The removal of the tumor was accompanied by
very little loss Of blood, and little or no pain
The doctors fingers were, however, slightly fro
zen in the operation. Dr. W. thinks that this
method of producing insensibility to pain is pref
cradle to that of chloroform, inasmuch as it is
not dangerous and does not injure the blood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,


VIII he given any artist in Virginia who will cxhib;
twelve pictures, vE Al5roypss and six Dn0necroyex
equal merit twelve which SIR. Adams will select from
his collection. chas opened Gallery Forb jew
ry Store Ss Main ST. with sEylight arranged the
approved principles, which be equacd unless SINH
larry fronting the river With easy of
coss large well arranged with every convenience for
making pictures of every style AMI size. lie is
happy to that he will assisted by atr JAMES CADY
the artist WHO pictures awarded the high
est premium Gold eddI last fair the AErercdn
Institute Castle Garden New York. also the oyreR'iu'a
a,eunze7 for Dague<reotypes the Worlds Fair al Paris
Mr. a. has received rs medals and eight diplomas for the
best Dayuerreotypes exhibited at different fairs in the United
states which fully their superiority and having been
houored large proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year expects Increased facilities not only to
retain enlarge number Of Ills patrons especial
az he relies the iaro merits his productions rath
rr than display 4in1rotyPes either single
double gtSs DagucrrotyPes plain coorcd equal to
painting Photographs from the lowest prices up to
fifty dollars Our light being made Of French Plate Glass
being nnohstructed by other buildings pictures can be
made frou, sunr3s sunset Pictures children taken
from 4. NJ. NJ Yetthe Hight is soft
and mild that persons with eyes sit by with per-
feet Cloudy days COOL by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
AIAsONIC DIREcToRY.

Ohio Lodge No. IOI.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market aad Monroe streets rt and hi Mon
day evenings of each month. G. W. sours, W. NJ; F. "
DasseH, Secretary.
YheeIing 10 ge No. 12s-aIeets as above on
the rss and Erd Saturday evenings of each month. }. II.
WILLIAMS, w NJ; IS u. Pearson Secretary.
above on the Monday evening of each month. W. G.
scO1r, II. p; ia Clarke Secretary.
wheeling Encnnhpment No. Meets as
above on tie omc Monday evening each month. W j.
Bt1xs, C. c., 4. LoriHg, Recorder
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

vThe Memphis papers contain the Particu-
lars Of tragedy there on the 30th ult. WIN.
Conner, an operator in daguerreotype gallery
there, won't at the request Of young lady, to
get parrot from the house Of Mrs. Dallman.-
/ young man named Williams interfered, opre-
vent his taking the bird, and was shot dead on
his interference w. a. Matthias, respectable
citizen, then pursued the murderer, and was
killed BIZ ball from revolver in young Con-
ner's baud The citizens then captured him,
intending to lynch him, but the marshal final
ly got him away from them, and placed him in
prison.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
NlcAnAorAx DHrlcULurs.-A Washington

RGcARAGCAN OIFFlCCLTIES.-ia W dSulHBlOH
writer says:
The late Cabinet consultations upon Nicara-
guam affairs, have been the subject of much spec
1ilation On Thurstlay, the Cabinet had before
them certain statements and aftidavits announce
ing the nterposition of the British frigate Fury
dice at San Juan, for the prevention of passcn-
ger fiIlibusters from proceeding up the river
Such interference the Executive will not, it Is
said, allow. The U. S. frigate Potomac is prob
ably by this time at San Juan. Her cOmman-
der, Capt Padding, is discreet and circnm-
Spect man, of sixty years of age, and not there
fore one of Lord Elgin's shot headed young
lieutsnants, aspiring TO the Presidency" and
who would be likely to plunge the country into
war.
a collision Mt San Juan, upon the next arri-
val of the Orizaba with passengers, is much to
be deprecated The British commander there
has despatch steamer through which he can
send adyices to the Admiral at Jamaica, and
bring down any force lie requires.
The instructions of Capt Paulding arc of
course unknown. Ncw instructions may be
sent down by the 0rizaba, which vessel may
sail tomorrow or next day, If shc has been, as
is said, detained for the purpose Of taking in
structions for Capt. Paulding and Mr. Wheeler.
That our Government will themselves inter
fere to prevent fiilibusters from joining Walker,
Is mot believed, but it is supposed that they will
object to British interference for the same object
/ presume that Mr.. Champion has discretion
arv mower to give such orders as he may choose
to give to the British Admiral on the West In
dia station, in rclatonto the war between MIC
araeua and Costa Rica. As the crisis of Mr..
Cramptons difficulty with this Government IS
at hand, his movements may depend upon his
hunlor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

NEW CuR1osrrIEs OF LTTgRXrURE.-Diyers of
our readers have taken offence at the plain garb
in which many of the English proverbs have
been so long alfred We, therefore, dress them
up in u light garment of our own, suitable to
the eyes Of fashion and the fastidious refinement
Of ali uin whose mouth butter would not melt, "
and who "loolc as though they could not say
bool to a goose" To begin at the beginning
Feathercd bipeds of similar plumage will live
gTcgariouslyi 7
Thatwhich isengendered in the osseous por-
ton of the frame will never be extracted from
its carnal covering!
Those, the illumining aperturcs Of whose mes
SuageS are vitrified, should never project frag-
Tnents of granite!
The capital Of the Papal States was not con-
structed in the diurnal revolution Of the globe
An abrupt inclination of the headis equivalent
70 the sudden closing Of the eye to racer labor
ing under cataract,
its sage infant who is intimately acquaint-
cd with his own parental relative,
The Internal being is not so sable as limners
have represented him.
40 ablution will convert an African into an
In the absence Of the miniature tiger the mus
s:ipulsr race will become festive.
10 not calculate thu number of your Juvenile
poultry, before the process Of Incubation be
completed.
In what prOdigious eondiculsr appcndagc
our domestic GTiu1alkin rcjoiceth
Do not exclaim YociferOusly before you have
F.ast beyond tiIe forest.
Let every PersoB pursue the bent Of his own
genius az the elderly matron Observed while sa-
i1ling her .vHseiHe fsvor;te.
Too great number Of culinary assistants
NAV impE;r the favor Of the OoAsqtemes
EOgsity mayrb contemplated with impunity
c-oa 81 : fine 41a1riped. Omit Tina.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
rnay15
Tr1lst Sale

QY virtue Of deed Of trust by Gnl aud
- George Haran 10 the subscriber, dated May q5th
1852 anil recorded III the Clerks office Ohio comfy,
Deed Book No a. page 3d. Sc, for the purposes therein
nnrie, will proceed MONDAY 10th day June
the front door Of the Court Ionse cf Ohio
the property mentioned In said decd
Wheeling wits the lots OF land fronting the north
side of Webster street in Centre Wheeling and designated
on the plat by the number two hundred and twentegt
the OIL Cloth Factory and lots numbered two hundred and
ftyfour esq and hundred anil City FIVE (25J) which
is the Machine Shop occupied Hobbs & Taylor
Also numbered eight 6S) Main street. and lots
numbered thirteen lSJ End fourteen 4) the Belmont
Iron Works In Centre WheelinG Also, the property known
AtheneuI situated at the Market and John
S, Q, 10, IL and IL.
TERMS OF SALE.
0nc-thr of the purchase money will he required in cash.
credit Of and twelve months will be given the resi-
due, the purchaser giving approved paper with good
dorsemen sale and secured By
deed OF the property The title Is believed be
goo but will convey only such title is vested In by
the trust deed.
There ia a prior lien the A.henHun which will be fully
shown on the dag OF sale, being for nlont $n,OAl.
CHARLES w. RUSSELL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

EMIGRATION TO AMERicA-Thc Hamburger cor
respondent of the Augsburgh Allgemeine Zeit-
ung, April l4th, writes:
a large number of emigrants to America,
amounting to eleven hundred persons, nre now
in our city. They present curious appearance,
and their national costumes are sometimes sin
gular enough. Most ofthem are from the int.
rior of Germany. Several hundred yesterday
visited the Baptist church, whence each of them
brought small pamphlet in his hand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

ENIGRArIoN FROM IRELAxD-Late Irish papers
state that emigration from that country is once
moro on the increase, and the peasantry areIeav-
ing the country in largo numbers. From Dub
lin and other southern ports the departures are
numerous. The United Stltes is still the favor
tic destination of the emigrants, but small pro-
portion cbosipg the Ganadas or Australia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

g-The fast young ladies of vinccnnes, says
the Louisville Democrat, are giving ''onion par
Ties" at which the only refreshments are raw
onions and alum salt. yincenncs is the Oldest
town in the State, and the progress of civilization
among its inhabitants is some"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
ODD FELLOWS pIRECTORY

vIrEinfas Lodge No. 3.-A1ects every Thursday
evening at the Hail. Market and Monroe streets
WV. ZixK, n. G.; D. " Carr, Secretary.
PrnnIIin Lodge No. E3 Meets as above every
Monday evening. T. BEATTY, N G.; s. +. FIris, sccre
tary.
re- wednesday evening. II. BrSeExsrocE, n. G.; F. ".
Heltsr, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. J0.-Siset, every Monday
evening Hall, Market and Quincy streets. d.
D. IEraLEr, n. ti.; Nm. az BerrykiI, Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. S2.-Sieets above every
Friday evening. G. X. CARTWRIGHT, n. g.; W. ". Ran
c4hard, Secretary.
ABram's Eucampment No. 1.-aTeets at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets the rst and third
Tuesday evenings of each month"; W. W. BLANCHARD C. P
s. ". Pearson, Scribe.
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
month JonS C. HOFFMAN, Z. P.i VIM. Weisgdrber,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15

Tzs Nrw HAApsn1sE CoUxcrE.-We find in
the Manchester American brief account of the
proceedings of the State Council of New Hamp-
SHIRE in session at Plymouth on Tuesday 1t
appears that both the President CEx-Gov. CoLBr)
and the Secretary were absent. TheresOlutions
endorsing the action of the boilers at Philatlsl-
phia and repudiating Mr. Fillmore arc as follows:
Reaolee1, That We cordially and fully endorse
the action of our delegates in seeding from the
Convention held in February last, and their sub
seauent participation in efforts to secure the
Convention to be held in New York on the 18th
R Is...1 That this Council, believing the
support of Fillmore and Donelson inseparably
conaectel with the support Of principles utterly
inconsistent with those which we have re-atiirm-
cd abo7e-the platform of November last-we
repudiate their nomination.
This reputation, if persisted in, secures the
State to Mr. Pierce or like successor.-lNss0
Yort Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-15
\ MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
VEGETABLE 7INCTCRE!


BALTIMORE March 81, 1855.
THIS Is TO certify that abGunt nine years since was at
clan who ordered It to he poucG as was very much
swollen; AMI continual progress until had Increased
-acers to the number Of formed between ankle
and knee, which frequently laid open to the bone and
and one or two Of Tis. TSIg e INCHES long
then taken artorl county of this States the rlys-
clan there told mother and friends he could heal the u
with for weeks, using the knife frequently,
ing from the ulcers proud flesh and pieces Of bone without
giving any reefsome of The applications
severe that when applied the agony frt nds
could by suffer thought time
much unlike honeycomb, the numerous ulcers running
freely white pus with sign of blood and times when
you'd scratch my fingers white Pus would issue teTerom
BALTIMORE NY HONE.
then returned to Baltimore my old home, expecting
By the advice ofmy friends used various remedies some
which gave only transient relief grow
IN Icr forg,s from Which, came pieer Of bone Snotb
also formed spine, which my physicians cut out
mig saving my life. After this another
on right arm, and also my left groin, also
her parts Of my body which in number and size asonsh
d those who them. was reduced to mere skslrtOn
md as weak as an infant nsHr,r . REr1rpr
felt death would have been relief Ihnh tried ply
So S had been n ca as S
uRE OF disease similar 20 the one was ahoring under
tdTIsed me to try it. At this time had been afflicted full
TSSetSrs." ''-'''''-'' '''N'' '.'''''''' '''''''
the first bottle Of which inspired with hope, and by the
time had five bottles felt much Improved tlatI
had the confidence believe that 1t would cure
fInued its use-sti improving Ny ulcers healed and
strength my and shattered system aud with
ont further detail happy to my leg is also healed
and general renovation Of health has Eca place. and
no= consider myself cared BIS this wonderful medicine
alone. given but faint Idea my suHerings
my fIens ho may read this will bear testimony ali that
have said In favor Of
RimptoM's Vegetable 7THctHren
and will Eay all who afflicted have bee: to
' '' ~ ' EDwIx "; spRANKL1N,
No. % Register street,
3dOOrs north OF Pratt st.