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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-28

AW NOTICE.--The undersigned have
IL this day formed partnership in the practice
of Law and Equity in York District. Office in
the Court Yard. directly in rear Of the Court
House, where one or both of them at all times can
be found. l. D. WlTHERSPOON.
EDWARD MOORE.
January 8, 1857.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-28
In Equity-.-York.

D. F. Schooley and Wife,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

A rkw nays 400. W. found lying on our
editorial table MI deliberately wrought and
we'll sha'pcned bowic'kn'ie. without ans ne
campaigning token signifying iis intended ~
lrsind Ne. Yesterday, raw h'd'. 81 es
orIl,pt material. well made and SEASONED
lay lis ominoor length iall before VA IA W.
entered tho sanciam. We have had some
curious reflections in regard 10 tb'we imple
msnts werc they loii there by some blo'''iy
minded wretch, who hankcrei for taste Of
the ollfo blood that coorncs our purple selusi
but whose heart, terrified nj the thought OF
our fall iiedgcJ whiskers. Ut by 'its hcroc
aspect Of our ineipien, noas'achc, failed him
before he reached the sticking po'ni'" Or
has SOME sinful. rrrcnlant dcvil, been com.
hitting some pceoad'Ilo, which can only be
atom, 4 lor by the opcaing Of vein Of the
administering II stripes, al the hand" " nm
csemplar Of virtue. like ourstlfI We arr
quite puzzled 10 determine which issh'eh'
will not the l"rmrr possesror OF these NJ
ticlrs enlightcn ust
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

The official return. Of the il,h Council Us
/ ,rirt which W. publish To DAY show that Mr.
| L. f. Russell ana 81 the Democratic candidates
get, the certificate ct election over Mr. Shei
don owing to the throwing out by Register
,mra aud the commission Hoard. Ten DAYS ago
ni three Republican precincts. ~ course Nr
Ame- was sc,natud nv "a corrupt and part
-sn motive IN doing this. - N'sns 'of'aa,
In the above, the " nnf,a'on attempts to
Justify the Illegal conduct Of the Revcrcnd
Register, in one case, by the perwtIy just
and proper course he pursued in another. --
Il il. however. about the nearest attempt AT
argument. in Justification OF the II An
ihnny outrage. tina, We have vet sen Oar
nclshbors treat the subject very rngcrly -
II af,r,s the .','na,ssiua source Tor abund
ancc Of popularity and a,tcmp,sa, vii. while
the r'mrs. Ia speak plainly, lies most persist
entity Whenever it rclcrs 10 the matter.
1her Is uc analogy whatever rntho cass
cited 10y the lintncat,an While 81 Ahiho
ny compn~s~ bat Que Council District, AMI
hut one Representative District. with but
our election prclnct. the Eleventh. Councs
District l. sulslistlcd into two Representa-
tive DISTRICTS. AMI consists ri four ar five
Counties. containing snme twenty election
prcincts In the Eleventh Council DIS
tr,ci the distinct on between Representative
anl Council uVbtgat's was absolutely ncces-
sarv. owing 70 tbs subdivision at the Tour
81 District. While in the ~ Anthony De
trici. wh,rc thcrr Is hut one voting place
such distinction vo1hl have bssn silly AMI
shsurI fnamlr,i upon M good reas"n. anil
Dol inquired by law The case the Naae-
Sssaa Instances. mcr,ly woak,ps rs pacris
dcfencc u the Reverend A~vs.
The Republicans have ehc'cd at hast
lourton delegates to the Convention, who
vvrc vp,rl &c IA prvcis,'iy the same manner
as the ncmoera,io eaniaiatts IN the ~, An.
,houy district. We wcnh Ike to heaF
whether the N,ass@iNaa. the r'u'cs noi b.
Iag comI.'tcnt 10 eNpr~s all 'ntsii'g'o"
opsnioul crusaders their election vsl'd or
ill,'gal and Il thinks their rleciion valid.
shcther 1t would IN psOrr 10 exclude III"
rightly cs,vt~l pciegats from 81 Anthony.
frrm participating ia the organSzstioa of the
Ccnvcn,ion VII cur cNn,cmrcrsry an
ssvr "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

Hon issAs TnrsatL. U. = Senator
from Illinois. VISITED Minnesota prior 10 The
rcccnt ,leoiicn, on political 'nisrioa lie
nair sIrechcs u, ~. Aoihooy. ShahoIse.
saltwater. and ~ Paul, hui of this We do
M, complain. rs the result in those plars.
indicated that the Senator's thread bare mr.
gumcnis had but little ,0st, other than III
crcaains the Democratic majority We
have abnmlanl fuom for complaint, however,
against Mr., TRrunptL when Ne CONSIDER
the course h. pursued Al Minneapolis, IN ad
,alng a foolish and ocftup, pahlc oliver Ia
violate ,he laws ol the reffitory, IN onlcr
that four Democrats. legally and justly Gle,
ted might l,c ,iufrauJ,d NJ thrir seals In ths
Constitutional Convention, and their plscvs
supplied hy Nh equal numb'r OF Black Re
pnbliraua Truly, II WIS an honotablr and
noble occupation, Ia engage The attention OF
a Senator 81 the lu,id Staitt' " 4 r. Is
Mr. THrMBut. y,ganl ipr ihy r.sets uithe
majority. upon which be E,.Ns ao ea,.iyat
rb'n treating " 'p'''""S " ''''"' >
IN 'a'' "''"p' '" '',''''''''' WV '''"'
cratic voters oi ~, An,i,puy. mrcly bcsus'
they c'e''"' gr.'"rr'n "h's' p''''''"' ST.
nca'a d' not ''''''"'' WI" "N '"' nav
this Is the 1'Ae "s"'oo 'f Tue ,'''a''' : ~
''tNf'h''' "n "9"' ''''''' WV" ''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

At the conclusion VI Cos. MEpARf's re-
marks, Mr. fLASDgAr presented beautiful
Indian wsr.cap 10 Miss GARDINER, on be-
half Of MArowAxAs, the Lading Ysnkton
chief. who desinri the Indians sent In search
Of Miss u. TO present thu cap 10 her, imme
diatr'y upon thrir arrival in the presence o
her ~hite Father. The cap W ndi-wa.
pha Eagle Capj is oom;os'I Of thirty
eagle saibcrs, which indicates the number
Of scaIps taken by it, late po~Sssor 1t Is
considered marx of great honor among
the Indians, the possession Of such head
gear; and II entities its proprietor 10 posi-
ti"n in the "wnr pa'h" not at all compati.
ble with a Hue regard to personal safety,
II the wearer Of the eagle feathers exhibits
in the least degree. the white feather. how
ever. biz life is forfeited MArowAkAx DE-
sired that il should be presented TO Misl
GARDINER q. u mark Of his love for the
whites. F.raceable disposition. etc He is a
lctdng Yankton brave. AMI distinguished
himself several years since in heading a
| party oi lndial,s, who succeeded In stealing
from the Red river half breeds horses cattle
gooda &c ~ the value Of $50 900 II
will BE- sen be- il a noted man in the band
After some little conversation 10 reference
/ 10 the payment To- bc awarded Ia the In
| dlans Tor their labor 10 r,scung Mis- G,RDt
ssa, the Council WAS broken up and the In
dams retired. after bidding Miss GARDINER
farewell. Miss q. manifested considerabl,
emotion during the interview; AMI at differ
cnt pfriods daring the sp"rh's Of the Ind
an., was affected 10 tears.
PAYMENT OF THE RANSOM
\, two o'clock on Tuesday. the Indians
with their Interpreter and Agent, again as
| ecmblel in Go,. MsDAsy room The SUN
Of 81 100 90 was paid tn the lalsns, as a
! remuneration for their services IN eiiec'ing
Miss G,RnlsKH- nle,se. The outfit of thu
Indians when they started on the expedition
cc@t abou, $500 no. Over $4,000 90 ha-
been expended. We believe. under the dircc.
ton Of the Governor. IN securing the release
Of Miss GApplsfn and Mrs. MARntE The
Indians, accompanied by their Agcn, and
/ Interpreter. leil last evening for the Agency
on the Frank Steele Superintendent trLr
LEN also went up 10 attend the Sioux pay
ment.
| rIk IT NiSHNENT or INk.PADl'rAs
! BAND
/ We feel authorized in announcing that
measures have been adopted by Gov Nc
! DAHy, which will result IN the extcrminaiior
" ISE P,pu rt's band, within u vgy few
months Now that there are no white va
men in the camp Of the outlaws, the Gov
ernor can prosecute his plans with that en-
/ crgy which will secure the ssssiy exrrm'
nation of these women muriercrS.
The wisdom Of Gov MrpARy's policy ha'
becn demonstrated. by the rescue Of the TIVE
1 white women. alive. This is sufficient Ia So
/ cure him the confidence ami respect of the
pople u Minnesota, despite the cayllling o.
fanatic. the wordy jargou Of fools.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

deem proper to be dispatched into the Indian
co intTy, uadcr the direction As the Governor
may select. for the purpose Of finding the lndi-
aus holding certain female captives, and OF ef
fecting the release Of said eap,iyes either by
purchase, sirztsgem or otherwise, in such man
ner ~ not 10 eBdsnger the lives OF aid cap
lives. u TO be avoided. and to provide for their
speedy retnrn 10 the settlements.
SIR, J. This act shall take eject from AMI
after its passage.
Signed J. W. fURBER.
speaker Of House OF Representative.
JOHN b. BRlSBlN,
President Of Council.
Approved May Is, lsS7. ). AEDARY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

Tir village Of Corn,ag, IN New ! crs, IS
SnsSriar froCa the "a cts ci tcrr,ase trshei.
The pr,ocipal erslScS have tscn torn away
a nunhsr Il houses have bsn swept IL,
u.Nrly all the ceilars have tscn tio-sht an'i
communication h',s~n the upper AMI los-
CT PARTS cf the village has h,n entirely Gu,
"a The Jes,raetion 4 property y ~ry
srva,. ard ,ac running 81 trans oa the Ere
Ra.lnsl Las h,n trmrorarily sa.r'n'isi
\, az, acy,sn,s hosevcr. the wa.er had IN
a mey..arv sass..h,l. ard tbs dAagsr was oa-
.sicrd rast
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25
TEnMs 90 the
WEEKLY PIONEER AND OE No 4 u 4


Mr. Ftsspsw Is crisn'y ele''''al fror
the Tenth District 0ypr Dt NiooA IT.
i,cmarats have scur,J tiyc uut ~ n
eight Drlegat,7 from This district
IA far ~ hoard rom ,hr Cow 'i1
stands Democrats, l5 Etp ,bieans Il
moi heard from, ~. Oi tboc npt iruro
from, tle Democrats may possibly seur'
safIcnn, 10 give them majority in thu
CoBV n,ion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

lion. W. W. ktsasBcur aud u. ~ b.m
nrrr, Esq, have been ELECTED Delegates b.
the Constitutional Convention, ffmn the
counties 81 Lake and ~ lnus 10th gen
il,,ncp are tborougbaoing Democrats, aud
were chosen, over tbrir Black Republican
opponents, by large majoritlcs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

Wnl,x i,rs~,s snf'rNl IN, bath pn.
ATTY IN Chicago "a las, frasy. ks the MIR.
,lsr II Ross NosEIs IA Lbsrtyvik. Lake
N,anaiy. i..iaSs On thu sta q August.
lsSG
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

snr~ n 4 ,asrs,i ~ ~ f<g,.af,r. 4.
e-as y ~ Tes-Sior, Of u>s>s<@. rSas tAsrs
be aaa serchy $ Appropriated, eat 81 say
nas-r. Ia the ir~ssasy = ths r.rrttsry not
ether. - spprcprsts'i, TIE sam q 80 slssSas.ni
4ag.sTs % mac A thsrsof A. MAJ - asces-ASy
70 h-ccmPhsh the ob}evts taAie AP4Aied ~ "a {.
act sd spPro pT,si.0a 70 b. drssn tfssa ise
,rra.ary RpoG To- iFst u the t.ayeracf q he
rssrltaTy N .acA .znas .si ~ safA rrae- A. b
mas a~eM proper
sac !! Il .hAl ~ iss DATE 81 the Governor
q he ftrrTiosy 10 employ, sqssp All fzr<H.A
szeA psrssas asi n saeA 1A.-asg 4s Il RAY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

Col. RlcaAnpsos, Il Is said. docs not "e
crpt the Govcrnorship Of NehrAska Terri
tory.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25
Thus.,iay no,.i"g.. Jane ASH. 1871.

rrAIisnrD KygAr THURSDAY,
al the Pioneer Buildings, corner Third and
jackson streets, by
GDoDili Oh, ssOMilsS /. Go.
FAHLg = uDODHicp. ,.,....o~s...,.rDiIoh
fhNkt Nfitsk ..,..s ..,-.....s...ssrt kbiIDk.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-25

The Hsssas Of Niles Csrdi"ss Mssde, Of
Mrs, sobis.--t"ais. bss.
etc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01

"THE MYSTERY OF THE SExEs.-Therc is an
endless mystery between the sexes. They have,
in their most educated state, at least very little
notion ofOne another. a woman brings forth
man child, and to her dying day never under
stands the man. The man who has most knowl
edge Of men has least knowledge Of woman; TO
understand woman needs refined delicate,
inquiSitive turn, that masculinity is seldom
equal to. What ludicrous women the poets
create; take Millions Eve, for instance! What
absurd men have been sketched on pa:ur by
mind Astounding woman; take Mrs, Gorv's for
instance. Let philosophical people menti IN the
reason; let others be content with the Enctn
Ay-but il women could read mems hearts
rs men knew each other, the worser halves
would soon be reduced to slavery beyond all
precedent. Why the pIaincst woman in exist.
enCc would make bond thrall Of the best spec
linen Of Insecurity that ever lived, in half an
hour. What man uf-observatiOn and of self
study is there that has not been at times amazed
not to find his foibles more kecnIy appreciated
and tnrncd against llm-hs yanities ungraspud
at and not forced into chains-the tendencies
unstudied which dexterOusly played upon,
might make of him mere puppet. Oh, wo-
men womenl We are powerful enough as ye
are-such extra metaphysical touch would
have made We lords OF creation, beyond all en-
durance-delightful as the endurance is and has
always beenl
] The extract above is from Whitty's "Knaves
and Fools
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01

THE ONO BANKs.-A letter from the prcSi.
dent of the State Bank of Ohio received by his
correspondent in New York city on Monday, is
of an encouraging character. lie saws the
banks have arranged with the Ohio Trust Com.
pany by taking bonds and mortgages for their
balances about: 100000. This locks mp that
amount, but is not equal TO their undivided pro-
fits. There are sc branches, with 100000
capital, 81, 100000 undivided profits, and $40,
600 O00 bills receivable. 1.-THE banks, the preSi
dent remarks, ARE in more comfortable Situa-
ton than when the Trust Company's failure oc.
Cured, the loans are ON active commercial pa
per, based chiefly on the export trade of the
State, with no railroad accrptances, or bonds or
stoeks.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01

4 NSw SrcEET ORpEM--SOmc Of the Penn.
sylvAniR papCrs, Democratic aud otherwise are
or seem to DO excited about the existence or
new political order in PhitadOlphia. known by
the classical asua' % PlHms.Oi the Molly Ma.
gaires." It is thus described:
Il d known In street pafiance as ''MOlly Ma.
gnirc, and Is said tc be composed Of Irishmcn,
or the immediate sons Of Irishmcn. who profess
tho Catholic religion. Il is bound by Oaths, is
strictly organized, with presiding aud sIbordi.
nate officers. pass words, grips degrees, &c.-
Such & tho influence Of this secret order, that
candidates for olfico find it necessary 70 secure
It's favor IN order 10 make SURE of their nolnina.
ton III rumOF tells the truth, this order is not
confined 10 Philadelphia, Il is alleged to have
originated in Boston, end extended thence to
New York and all the principal cities of the
Union. -. Z.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01
rror the IntellIscneer.l
The school Law In aInrshnII County.
Rock LICK, Marshall county, Va,

NUN l1lChy 0luE6lldll county, IL,
Sept. 2gth, 1867.
.sSlit0ns ZatelLigeacer-I would take the lib
crtY TO call the attention of the people of Mar
shall county to the School Law enacted by the
Legislature of Virginia, and ratified by the Pco-
| pie of Marshall county. 1t was thereby enacted
| and provided to establish system of Common
Schools, appointing commissioners to apportion
the county into Districts or precincts, to levy
taxes to build school houses, select teachers,
and make and provide NIL necessary things for
the education of the youth of the county. Has
this been done2 Arc there any school houses
constructed? Are there any funds raised for
the support Of .huols? None within lucknow
ledge of the writer. Why is this 50? Has the
LEGISLATURE no power? Is the voice of the peo-
pile not to be heardg Are there no children to
instruct? Or has the superior ,oisd0m of the
commissioners of common schools rendered null
and void the act of the Legislature of this State,
and turned deaf ear to the voice Of the people!
Arc they the eensOrs, whose business 1t Is to
reform the acts of combined wisdom, in oppose
ton to the expressed will of epeoplc?
Surely the people do not act wisely. Why
not allow these commissioners to make the laws,
and thereby save the expense OF supporting
Legislature? l would ask, from what source
they derive their authority? Is it civil OF d.
vinc-thcocralical or ariStocratica? Who gave
them the right tOwithhold light aud knowlcdge2
When feast is prepared, to forbid the people
to partakc of il? 70 staryc the mind, is
greater evil than to starve the body
In thc language of the venerable sage of Mon
ticcllo, would say "Lct education be rs free as
-air" Yet these men III their unprecedented
display of wisdom, have set at defiance all the
sagcs, philosophers aud statesmen, and have
assumed an authority equal to the Autncrat of
RUSSIA. And will the free people of Virginia
submit to such tyrnnyg Will they allow them
selves md their children to be deprived of their
rights? Shall the power of the Legislature be
set at nought? If so, bid farewell to your lib
critics; for be assured that education is the only
| means of unfolding them.
call on the people to vindicate their rights,
and the commissioners to vindicatc their course
| il they can, in this unheard of assumption of
power. y FnEND OF EDucATtoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01
"IIe who fights and runs away
May live TO Fight another day,
But he who IS In battle slain.
HIil never live. to fight aRRin,b

We haYc often kept up the fire, at intervals,
ever since, and we intend to continue it sat all
hazards and to the last extremity. We have
no ill-fecling towards any neighbor, and we nev.
CIR were the man to injure any mans property,
"house and home" to accommodate the dog pop
ulation Of Knoxville. We will act alone on the
deJenSire, not going off our premises. Having
fought men and devils successfully for eight
years past, it is due to the party we act with,
aud TO the reputation of our children, that VIC
shall not he driven out of Knoxville by dogs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01

WoEEISeNES's CoSvKxrIoS.-T working.
men of the State of New York meet in con-
vention in New York city, on the 9Th of oc-
tnber, for the purpose of considering the hest
means OF enforcing the execution of the law al.
fecting the learning of trades in the State pris-
ens, as well as yarious other matters CONNECTED
WIN The interests Of The working classes They
rave enrolled in their clubs throughout the
State some twelve or fifteen thousand voters
no will cast their votes in favor Of those can.
'lidatcs who may be disposed to eoincidcin their
views on these subjects.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01

WESTERN TRADE--The warehouses in the
city Of BulfalO, it is stated, are crammed TO
their utmost capacity with grain, -four, aud
general produce from the West Fresh cargoes
arc continually arriving but there is no ons to
receive them. Tho banks, in many instances,
have advanced the freight, taking tue whule
cargo as security. One firm has now thirteen
boats lying at West Troy heavily laden with
valuable produce, and they are unable to raise
the money $4,000 to pay the tolls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES
aon,e1hInR 10 ThinI. ABout.

For upwards Of 80 years, Dr. A. ToDD's LIVER PILLS
have been in use in this city country They are more
popular to-day than ever before the that for
Liver Complaints Indigestion, costlyeuess, Headache
Colds &c. they are superior to AL others Reader use
home tsdiefael one you know compounded Win
care and frou, the IoureH usdtertGIs.
T. a. LOGAN co.,
seps1 Wholesale Agents. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01

PAnsoS BRowSLow UPON The Dods-1he
Parson having recently left of his egotistical
gabblc about what he intends to do in the way
Of lectures, finds a much more congenial subject
in a discourse upon dogs, with which, we should
infer from the following, he is annoyed:
We are unable to say what the Ding population
amounts TO in Knoxville, but it is safe calen-
lion to estimate that it exceeds the cOt0red pop
uIa,ion. Every family in the place will bear
witness that the dogs Of Knoxville are great
ANNOYANCE. We have borne with their lntru-
sions and assaults until forbearance has ceased
to be a virtue They tear up gardens in the
spring, and throughout the sUnImer they con-
e.resate in back yards promenade through back
pnrches-plnnge into kitehens-thrust Their
noses into all manner Of cooking vessels and
water buckets. They engage in frequent fights
set up hideous yells-and they growl and
bark after fashion that drives sleep from our
pillow and slnmber from our eye-lids.
Nox, We can submit to these impositions no
longer, and we have resolved, after mature de.
liberation, to give the dog population Of Knox
vile, +" war TO the knife, and the knife to the
hill.'' We have declared the war of exterm'na-
ton, and come what may, we shall vigorously
prosecute the campaign "until the last armed
foe expires" in the dog line OF we expire on
the field, falling with our face TO foe! And in
that event, if our neghbOrs shall conclude that
we have rendered good service, VIC trust that
they viii adorn our tombstone with this in
scripiinn-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01
PARTRIDGBs
PICTURE GALLERY I!

fIs atteI up In STYLE superior to any other In the
western country HIS RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
Is feet deep TO which he built addition for operating,
60 be 20 feet With rnnEemrnts for light and facilities for
his business unsurpassed In de world lie would eaplr'
tieuiar attention 20 light the bOldness and dis
tinetness Of every feature the soness Of outline avoiding
s:ta or cut appearance ALSO the reflective or looking
glass effect SO Objectionable in the Daeuerreotype
AZ MANY pietnrss sent o,hsre eatrey teorhLess
iron. Aae0 no rOtsctfue fnts1, Partridge rs'grss no
patrons thdtGts toork q protected by hard e"e'tpo
urich becomes part Of the picture, and e as d"raofS
as Tie glaSs ftsey:
Pictures Of every Improved style made as low as At other
r. Tadlc. and Gentlemen are invited TO eau at lts%
Main street East SIDE over Marsh ayors Store Wheel
ing, Va. - septO
ssSwEETS FOR THE SWEET
ABoqHet de Orleans" or Y. I. BOURBON.
Prom groves of sweet flowers this perfume was cned
Where deep, golden summers exalt the Perfume
Where the breeze the South, in the deep glen Is lned'
Where blossoms exhale, but resume.
To .mpart this aroma, 'tis the sweetest, the best
1t steals Ger the senses, the nectar of love-
To the boquet Of beauty, 1t gives new zest-
Isthe pride the toilet aud the perfume Of Love
Distilled with great care from choicest flowers of the
South expressly for the Doudor Toilet, and Handkerchief
For sale, with all the HPRANG1PANNIs," by
T. II. LOGAN CO.,
sep,a Bridge corner Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-01

Nh. scoLsnAE, teacher of one OF the City
Schools; near the Navy Yard, on Friday last,
says The Memphis Evening News. was actually
booted, stoned and btiet.batOd out of the en-
closure by his scholars. The cause Of The diff
iIculty was the introduction Of cOw-hidc, and
he ssFsse. punishment by him of Cne Of his
pppils