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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
1T IS NOT a DYE.
MRS g. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR



GRAY haired Bald or persons with diseases OF hair or
aeIn read the following and Judge of the articles
MRS s. A. ALIENS ZYbOBAI5AMOM
Or Worlds Hair Dressing e 70 use S xtont
being eeaeous In Of hair falling, &c, without
RestoTer. ,,,e-
testify % is eGects,' &c.
PRESIDENT ). II. EATON, LII. d. Murfreesboro Tenn.
irregular use, the falling OIL OF har
ceased, and my gray locks restored to original Color
changed Grown Of Glory belonging to old men,
to the original hue OF YOUTH" Re.
REV goo NsFi al IS now rSstoTeG il is
nothing like a dye" &c "
and that OF Of my family, has greatly thieken-
ed, where almost bRld,' &c.
REV. JAMES MCKEE, New York City Recommends It, &c.
RRY. W. PORTEUs StanWich, Conn III mas hietm my must
sanGuine eNpeetatiOns,' &C.
RBV. J. r. GRISwOLD, Washington, N. IL. "1t IS reaA
eGicacIous restoring tile hair" &c. ,,
REV. q. 81. SPRATT, LeWIsbuTgh, PennsylVahla. 1--WE
and do cheerfnlly recommend IT, &o' .
RBv. j. p. TUsTIN, Carlsstown, South Carolina tho
white hair has become Obyiated, &C. a.,
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, N. II. 1--WE think
INV T1fy hsT n ySaT On m was surprised
to find my hair turn as when was young" &c.
RBv. @. 81. CLINR, Lewiston, Pennsylvania II has
stopped my hair ialIng and caused new growth"
REV. A. FRINK, Chataqua County, New York 81 amsat-
ished and recommend It."
REV. d. NORRIS Cross River, New York. Ut Is the Dest
rev WILLIAM GUTTER, Editor Mothers Magazine, New
EsWe might swell list, hut " convinced TRY IT.
We export these preparations to Europe even and they
supersedins all others there well as In the United
Hdoss not soil mr. sain Sold by principal whole
merchants in the u. s., Cuba, or Canada
DEPOT, :B55 BROOWE STREET, N, "
where address all letters and inquiries.
Esome try sell articles instead Of this on
which they profit Write to Dept for CIRCULAR
TERMS aud information. Genuine Is signed, Mrs s. a.
Allen, written IN TAX. Beware Of couhteFfeits.
sept1-3nleod
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
H.IQUOR MERCHANTS
AND WHOhESA1 e sIsOCERS.
nanan r1nnnr 4
DIR. FEUCHFW ANGERS

PrAvoR1YGs TO pRODUCE AT MOMENTS NOTCH
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
The undersigned lately made great Improvements IN
tha branch The ayOrings put up in pack-
ages Of s. 10 gallons, and requires but the addition
OF Pure Spirit either LIST 4 proof and Liquors such as
Holland and English Gin, Jn-
nneS and ST. Crox Rnn SonOngahela, bourbon, Irish and
Scotch HhskeY Apple Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bran:
dy Port and Madeira Wines will he instantly produced
requires skill addition of good spirit, say 0u
gallons to each gallon Of the respective Flayorng.
OognEc oil, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low as any other Importer in the u. s.
every Liquor. Extract OF Cognaci ID OF
which produces 200 gallons Of COgnac.
Raw Whskey may by DR.. P's age and body preparation
be made smooth with but n triHng expense.
The price Of ravornRs extremely moderate, and al
recOnS in full supplied by - ,
emiSt and porter Of Drugs, EsseaiiGL OILS, and Net
ais, DdguerreOfype snd photographic Chemicals,
No. I43 Maiden Lime, New Work,
and Gin. Rp2S-5md&W
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MISCELLANEOUS.

j. q. SCOTT,
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, va.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
yyatcIies, Clocks. .BeWe1ry, Watch g. Clock
Materials, Tools, Rlnssey,
fJILyER Plated and Britannia Wafe Gold Pehs ana rem
ellis Gold and Silver spectacles Port Monnaies Purses
Gard Cases Cabas Work Boxes Brushes COMBS
Pistols Ger Sill Plated specks, Spoons and FORKS Regaa
si Guards Keys Steel PENS Jet and ooral doous
and general assortment of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely to my stock both IN
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables me 10
0A't wSatchmakers, Merchants. Pedlars.
and the public generally, very complete assortment ut
WATCHES P anG CLOCKS carefully repaired and
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New Arrangement.

WOULD announce to the subscribers for papers, Period
cns, &C. whose names have been to us from
Mr. Tobins Books that receiving said Periodic
calls &c regularly and would request those above referred
to- to call III Main street. Any wishing to discontinue
will avise thatwe may notion
ger preserve copies We have just received case OF
Family Bibles publications. Mrs. Hents and
Mrs southwort's Works. Everything in the Book and
Stationery line can be had Cheap Book store No.
III Main street. [apIOl JAS. Q. ORR.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
774 MAIN ST., WHEELING

GOLDEN BEE HIVE 94Of11I,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING
FALL IND WINTER TRADE.
CtTONE & THOMAS take pleasure In ANNOUNCING 1as
they are in receipt Of their full stock oil ran anu
1DrV & Gods, Varieties and Millinery q Gods
ey have lust received their Second FAN Purchases
which, added their former stock, Will enable he 70 pre-
sent to the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far largest and MOST stock ts and
embracing the BEST SELECTION OF choce Bo0us s"eJ
To their former variety they have added large stock Of
Competing and Rugs Of the latest designs ana pest
Tradeto both of which, as wen as 70 sheir
generally they invite the attention of the Trade.
Having the Eastern cities snort te
the late heavy rise in kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and buy-
ing largely with Cash. they have done for many years
past as well directly from the Importers and Manuac
ursrs instances they are able TO neF
to OSs Cash Buyers, either by the PlECE OF athEAAA
excea ID by no similar house In the West.
To the wants their rapidly increasing Trade
have made making ample arrangements TO furnish
Public with OF the best selected STOCKS Oh soous
their line In the West.
In this stock may be found fully
12 900 yds Silks-embracing some OF the nneSt INN
1000 Is French Mernoes, Cashmeres, somDa
ThIbets and Maddomias-of every quality ana COLOR
full line OF the Richest Painted, ombre shaded an
in striped Cashmeres and DelaiRes-imported.
400 Shawls and Cloaks--eulbracing some Oh the
ever offered in Wheeling. 49,, "a
80 900 yds Ginghams, Debazes Delanes and Prints ana
10000 {" of Domestcs-embraclng the largest line OF
American WoOens and Cotton goods kept by any sInaE
house, If not by any house in the CITY, 80, -,
They have laid in their stock with view to closer cash
rade and pledge the Public that no effort upon tne PF
They feel confident that they offer Inducements to
close cash buyers exceed by house In the VEST ID
United States No trouble to show goodsgooos sent 10
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
nOY5
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SUMNER ARRAN ENTs.
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.SDlendid inducements to those qcho aOish to
attend u Commercial College.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

position the Houston party occupied N tbs
canvass.
There is ono thing. however, which
cheers Us. Houston is beaten. The pos
ten,isl Influence which he exercised TO dis
usc, and divide our people i,gons forever.
The party which sustained him, possesses
no other man Of similar inA ieuee or fame.
rhay s,akej their all upon the issne. In
running him they bargained consistency
aud ,rincipIe iof eapeiicncy. They ems
braced the de.paraie hazards of such a
conflict, they brayed ihe odium which defeat
must bring and hapriiy for the country
bu, disastrously for them, they were beaten
Their leader has been consigned To pohu-
cal exile DO they expect that he viii
carry with him in his retirement all the
odium which attaches to political iurpIiude
and those who supported him viii feel none
81 It's effects. aud that IN future elections
they will be regarded as the speeialHuaf
dams Of Southern interests. aud patrlot'
whose opnsel. are TO decide the desiinies
OF the republic
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
The Issue in a Nut Shell.

The Richmond tNa) Enquirer contains
policy OF Gov. Walker in Kansas, from
which we make TIE following extract:
"IIe Walker is acting with all the
leading men in the Democratic party. pre-
cisely as Virginia acted with the Democfa>
cy OF New ! ofk ia all federal affairs
Ue is cordially endorsed By the icadiag
friends Of the South residing N hdnsas
By Judgc Fillmore, formerly Of South Caro-
l.na--by DR.. .SrRiNerrLLow. Dr. JoSEs.
Gen WutrpigLs, Col. DoNIruAS, Col
lsAAcs-hy all tic speakers on the stump,
by their Conventions, by every body from
all sections OF the Union now residing there,
save. uf course tina, band of idiot fanatics
who i've on the decayed form Of the Iope
ka Constitution, and believe ia is coming
resurrection. OF the ,,ulh of those facts
have the most unquestioned authority.
II this. then, be so, | make this point
Il tho people Of Kansas and among them
hosts of our own Virginia bfsllrcn--are
satisfied with Gov. Walker. why should the
people of Virginia be dissatisfied II our
pre- dagery friends in Kansas and Missouri
"A State which has large interest in
keeping oct the Abolillonist- from Kansas
-spplaud the coarse OF Gov Walker, why
should the people OF Georgia and Mis'"p
pi complain
Il is idle to say, that these men, who
have made extraordinary sacrifices to IN
iroducs slavery into Kansas, and tho peo.
pie of Missouri, to whom it is n question
OF so nuch vitality are engaged IN com
binalion to sell tho South II we cannot
rely upon them, whom can we depend on
We are satisfied they will mako Kansas a
slave State, II possible, aud tina, they will
not abandon the cause Of the South, uns
less 4. should prove utterly hopeless.
Those mon went there for definite pgr,
pose, and il they fail 10 carry it out it will
be no fan, of theirs SO thinks the New
York Tribune, the leading abolition paper
Of the North, which denouncss AIR. Walk,
er and his friends NJ bitterly astbc New
Odeans Delta, but Tor very dif.ren, rea>
sons. We do not doubt the ssgscily Of
the conductors OF this abolition Journal (,
nor do we ds,rust either, the sagscI.y or
the Z lelhy OF our friends in Kansas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
PUBLIC Nfl.I.IIN q.
Death of Gen Rnsk.

At a meeting Of the citizens OF liarrisoH
county, held at the Couflhouss 10 Mafshail
ON Saturday, the s,h OF August 1914.
Judge + a rArILLo WAS called 70 tue
char and l.. 4 BLANeH appointed Sec>
fetAfy.
IN. chairman in few bt.ef and aPnro
pirate remarks explained the Object OF the
rneeiiny to be to pay respect to the memory
Of tho Bmented THOMAS J. ri III.
At tho close OF his remarks, Nr X. X
HAYNES arose aud paid handsome tribute
10 tho character and career oi tie deceased
statesman aud patriot
On motion OF VI J Hall E,1o H com,
mi,ee OF eight WAS appointed by the chair,
to draft resolutions expressive oil The sense
Of the meeting The following gentlemen
were appointed the committee Me-sr'
VI Adams, NJ. J Hall. J ". Bsrott, W
K. b. Ward, Geo. Lane. i Marrah. X K
Ilsyues and Gil Mckay.
Daring ;he retirement Of the committee,
the meeting Was Addressed IN touching
and oloqueu, speech By DR.. Joseph Taylor.
The committee through their chairman,
G. VI Adams. Esq presented the following
report. which he ptelsceo with ie~ APP
propria,s and eulosi,tle remarks.
WnrRsAs, we have heard with painful rc'
pret Of She death of our esteemed fell
low citizen Hon. TnoMA.l RusK,
R,soirsd, That, ia his death, beloved ms
he was in .ocial life, for his kind, warm
hearted and generous bearing -llu.lflous
on the field OF battle. and distinguished
by eminent ability and Influence IN the
councl, OF his country, the state Of
Texas has lost one OF her best citizens, a
brave aHd patriotic man, a statesman, hon
est. firm. aud direct.
That we have witnessed with lessare
the course pursued by him while IN the
Senate Of the 'nlted States, aud have seen
with pride and delight the extensive iHili'
enca which he e1erted At all times, aud
on Ok occasions. among his fellow Senators
That we regard his death ~ n calamity
to the South, a calamity TO the whole
county.
That ws noun with his beteaved family
in their irreparable ios-, and extend to them
our warm.st sympsthes
That the iesss Republican and Iarriso"
Flag be requested to publish these rr.olu-
tous, aud that the family OF the deceased
be furnished with copy OF the same
The report was unanimously adopted
Ga motion the meeting adjourned.
I. 4. PAItLLO, President.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

On Wednesday, the and day Of September
next, by divine permission we will commence
a Camp-meo,ng at Mount /ton Camp-gtound,
Elyslan Fields circuit, Pamela county Texas.
Ext nsye preparations are boipg made by
the friends, and members of the NJ 4. Churc h
South, TO accommodate all who may favor Us
" their attendance. We therefore extend
The invitation to all persons, far and near
and may the God of Heaven come with YOU.
Ministers Of all denominations ara especially
invited to attend. Come dear brethren, with
your Camp. meeting songs, prayers of faith.
and Holy Ghost sermons and We will, by the
blessings o: God, have time long to be re.
membered.
u. A. STOVALL, r. c.
Elysan Fields, July H. 1857.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
III R.I>s> WILL.

'INilS Well known mill shout mllr md
/ half Northwest Of Marshall. b, nov o
'ull operation. The following are ,hs east
prices for lur Der
Ordinary Lumber board measure S.
noneh edged lumber. 10
la'pur and pa'mg, side and edge
utIsn-rS, 20
lur.bcr over II inches iu width, or 10 fte
in jcuFlh NIL be charged s. 90 per hnnGrri
All plank under foot wiie. down 20 "a
inches, side and edge mca.nres, will be charged
at tie rt'e Of sl5 90 per thousand. UnSr
Chat wi be charged NJ {. rate of 81 90 RI
hundred, side md edge measures
a small scaah NJ, under three by foai
Will be changed s.. three by four scanlhne.
Lnmher when ,uii in tdd numbers OF irs'
vili bee counted 10 lhc next number ABBOTT
making even numbers u al cases.
For the wear 1857, there w'll be no efeaH
price. Cash or casa arrangements must be
made in every case
The Gsi.t Nil w,ll b. Ia operation on sal'
prday. We viii grind fo- the sixth hy ','
ErastGs Nill give his entire attention 10 w
business. Sacks brou rht TO .hc mil musi r
pAinlt marked. or there viii be no fe'fop'
bi'i'l for loss
\. D. EtRREss,
Feb l. 1857. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

or We had the pleasure OF yisi, last
week from D. : Mckay. E.q. one Of the
editors OF tho Eastern Texas {Jviicfsonl
Gazette Mr. Mckay informed as that his
connection with the Gazette has been 81 n
temporary character. aud had ceased with
the canvass. The Gazette under its pres
.nt editors has been conducted with
marked ability AID while we differ with
our accomplished friend politically. we ems
brace the occasion to express our high APP
probation Of him personally and for his
ability 40 writer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

OFFICIAL Norg OF rus tOuNrY. 1890
Runnels majority in this county was 10 :
l.ubboch's IS Whites II; Reagan's 10 :,
Wigfal's 10, The majority for the Demo
cratic candida,esfof Representatives ranges
from II Ito 81. Rnunels and Lubbock, al.
though their majofites differ, received the
same vote. Tho vote for the amendment
/, the constitution was rs follows For
the amendment 1 70 against it 81 We
are hsppy to say that J. II. Nanhook was
elected Coroner, having received - vote.
st ,hi, box. There wore near no votes
cast, n larger number than wero ever before
polled in Harrison county,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

Nou often inquire Why cloud Of ssdne'
,nelrce- my brow, and why, when a.oue At
,h.oudcd 10 gloom T, becau-e--
There &. no heart to love me,
lothis dab world Of care
No gentle 81. 'es approve ne,
NO win ma from despair.
No rose, whose fragrant blossom,
Blooms bu, for me alone
80 fond couddlng bosom,
Whose thoughts axe all tay own
No gentle star to guide me-
Aud bless me OF my way,
rdat even when storm. betiis me,
sui lends is genial ray.
No cvsiGl fount doth spring
Within life. dreafy waste,
Whose cysiai waters BRING,
keire.hpeni to my taste.
No tuneiul voice to cheer me,
When sorrow has distressed
Ne breast, wher ! am weary,
Wherein NY head &c Test.
The rose I love i. fading,
And cold the heart once warm,
And clouds my star are shadin,
To hide IL lovely form.
The only voice that cheers me,
Soon mute, in death must lie
The iouni that can refresh me
To me will soon be dry.
The only tie that binds nc,
In thi. dark world Of care,
viii soon be taken from ne,
"Why then resist despair F"
T. W.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

We are requested to call Mass Meeting
Democrats of Harrison county on Mon
d,y the 3lsi of August. |, is hoped
there will be general attendance, rs It is
desired to make arrangements for DE- VI
OJRtIiC fESilN Al.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

or Our public square "a al length en'
closed with fence. As men differ very
much in matters Of taste, we shall spafe
ourselves the tr6alle OF passing any enco'
NUNS upon the beauty of design or haf-
mony Of proportions which distinguish 1t.
It is perhaps durable. Mt least, aud when
the enclosure is planted out in pretty shade
trees and the bermuda grass ls about
eighteen inches high, i, viii doubles, look
quite ehatmng.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

- EALED proposals will be received at the
= County Clerks oaiec, in Marshall, until 9
o'clock, \. NJ. Of 3lst, August 1857, for
painting the Courthouse. Specifications for
painting may be seen at said Clerks Office or
at my office
O. HENDRICKS, Chief Jas'ics
Aug IL, 81. \o-5l q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15
Election. abroad.

The Democratic majority 10 Mobile Is
over 300.
Lorl.,I.ls, Angus. ith --Garrard; the
democratic candidate Tor State treasurer
rsins on Euchsnsn's vote. The demos
Gratis. - far MS heard from, have gained
one Congressman, u b. Clay. IN the Ash
land district.l one State Senator aud Tour
Representatives,.
The democrats WI. have majority on
.oin. ballot in the Legislature. The demo,
Gratis have elected the following reptesen'
tn,ives IN Congress list district, IL, I.
Burnett. 2nd district, ). q. Feyton IN
district. A. 6. Talbot, 9Th district }. u.
Jeweu 9th district, J. VI. Elliott sih
district, James u. Clay OH district, j. 1
Mason. 10Th district, ]. ". Stevenson.
The American party have elected HUNS
phrey Marshall to Congress in the 'th d's'
tfct, aud Warner l.. Underwood rfoo'
ablN in the g. district.
ArGusr 3 Letters from the iih eon>
gressional district. state !hst Anderson
Ameficanl is certainly elected 10 congress
ST.. Locus, August I've hive OIL,
scattering returns Of the vote ut The State
election held Yesterday They are layora-
Die to stewart, the democratic candidate
iog Governor.
In St Louis county, Rollins. the oppos
.i,ion candidate Tor Governor, has q mslor-
i.y OF 1900 votes. ln Cole county, TIE
democratic candidate for Governor, has
300 majority.
Ar6usr , Boone connty gives kol-
Inns. the American candidate, 52i maln'ii,
l.sf.ypt.e gives hun 500 majority How
AID count, gives Stewart li5 msjor.ty
Drnr.,E. Iowa, Aug Al our city
election Yesterday. the Democratic eandI
datet received 500 majority.
ST.. Louts, August ilh--I.etiers from
lecomton say that five OF captain t"ld'
wells. lour ol captain Berry saud tho whole
ot Colonel Nauusrs surveying paftt have
been murdered los the theSepnes
The Black Republicans OF the New
Hampshire Legislature have nominated
John &. Fremont ms a candidate tor the
Presidency in 1850.
The funeral OF ,x,Scctetary Marcy,
which took place at Albany \ y, on the
S,h ult was one Of le most imposing
ever witnessed IN that city
Col Luckie, of tho Pine Bluff (Nkl
J,fer.ouiAn, wa. killed ou the 6ih lust.. by
a man named Boyd, hy n shot from n
double barrcled shot gun. Death ensured
Immediately, and % D.. said the killing WAS
,srp.nIl. homicide Iuckir being the AZ,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

How TnE ELECTION ~ liARRI.oS Is
RECEIVED. following is from the
Henderson Democrat:
"By Wednesday nights mail we received
the news from Harrison county. Col Wig
fall il elected to the Senate. This !. glory
enough for one day. There snot n X \.
IN this portion OF The State. bu, what prayed
for his defeat No effort wa. spared by
hi, opponents TO overcome him. One Of
the mos, popular men in Harrison count,
run sgsins, him. Altef folio wing Gen.
Houston over considerable portion Of
Eastern Texas, he barely returned in time
10 CANVASS the county.
"Ibe Democracy had procured the Can
non Of Col Culbreath. and SO soon as the
staga arrived, on Wednesday evening,
about hslf dozen rounds were fired,
the fret fire was for Col. l.. 7 Wigfall and
Harrison County. one Tor Smith, one for
Cherokee, aud one for Pamela "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

At the Vermont Democratic Slate Cons
ven,ion tho following nominations were
made For Governor, Hon. Henry Reyes.
Of Newburyi for Lieutenant Governor,
Willis Lymso. Of Burlington; for Treasu>
rsr Hon. J T. lhurs,on, of Montpelier.
The Convention adopted resolutions aps
proving the decision of the L. 5. Su,
preme Court in the bred Scott case, and
the policy of Gov. Walker in Kansas
urging the repeal Of the proh,bltory liquor
law, and iostructiug the State Commute.
e prepare an address to the people Of
Vermont,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

OF 4 Mrs Decker, at Shreveport com
mIt,ed suicide by wsding into the river
She was lsboring under mental dc,
rangemenl from an excessive use Of NOR,
phine.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-15

or See the card Of ". +. SCorr &
Go. We were pleased to see our friend
DR.. +. {. Baker connected with this house.
lie informs US that they have done fair
business, aud have fully cqnallcd their an
,icips,ions It will be seen from their
card. that the firm has removed from
Union to Gravier street