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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
DIR. H. HALsrEp, of Round Hill Water. Cure

Northampton Mass, can be consulted Saturday Monday
ard Tuesday (Apr lS 20 and 2 at the 81 Nicholas Hote
n " from 10 m 10 II is well known he makes the
diseases incident to WOMAN specially. Some BE-
cured by visit. and these in short time. His
system OF hespeutic which smple and rational II gives
vitality aud force 10 the functional powers and controls the
most obstinate organic weaknesses with and certainty IL
esee IN the cnIe of nepent diseases Of the ang In sp
hsl rhcniss and IL most eases TO obya;e stery The
hd Of both sexes sd hotel for the seekers Of pleasure is
ut such place as the p-utup citizen ds and with
home comforts at comnand. Circulars gratis Motion
Lfe pamphlet upon the receipt p,.tas-
stamps
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

The Excise bill has been signed by the Governor
and is law Now let us see whether the opponents
of Prohibition are in favor Of any restriction at all
If they are it will be sasy to carry out the provi-
siOns of the law.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

Mr. Lucas Hirst has in preparation volume of
travels in Australia, the East, Egypt, the MeCiter
ranean France and Great Britain which is to BE- pub
Ii; bed BY the Messrs. Harper.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
DEPARTURE OF THE CIRCASsIAN

PORTLAND, Friday, April IL, 1857.
The steamship Circassian sailed at o'clock l.s
night for Liverpool, via Halifax and ST. Johns, N.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

have used Prof O. WooGs Hair Resorative, and have
admired it. wonderl effects 1t restored ny hs wnefe y
had fallen OF II cleans the heSu anu M,pyt ITxIySoS
smooth-much 30 trsr OH. 'i""' - -''"''''''
LonisN lie. Nov. !, lGo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

srArr OF ILLINOIS, CARLISLE, June q, 1855.
Y,.,sod p,of o. j. Woods Hair Restorative. and have
,dmiT'd ne wonderful effect Ny hair becoming as
t.ht gray but By the Of the EestOrave
=. ~ s.pnsd ts on gnel color and have doubt perma
".n,v 40 SIDNEY BREEsg,
De""' w. Ex-senator United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
Npw.YnpH- Oct 2 lai5.

NJ N woop-Dear Sir After reading the advertisement
g., So a. IN. New Journals Of your celebrated Har Ne
s,o,iye procured half pint bottle and was 80 nuch pead
4, ,b. continued months and sstis-u
1. dreidediy best preparation before the public
rc yemoyed all the dandu and unpleasant itching from ts
sesp and hs restored y naturally snd have 10 doubt
permanently 50. :, =. ,,.,,,;, sry
You have permission refer 10 all VINO ehe'S" a"y
u'" " " f MI. FrsKs No. At Greenwichsv.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
FROM The Wsshinston Star.

from Inc " hslultOh otdT.
Among many preparations in for the restoring
eeinr and the hair there that we can
,oomrnend conhdeuce than Prot Woods Hh ne
stove general throughout the states This pepa
ration nvgorang qualities and never fails
in producing happy results when applied according TO
readers TO the advertisement Tor
{ Of The innumeable certificates which been sent by
parties who have benefited by it, aud who feel happy in
o. J. WooD 4 Co. Projectors,
No S2 Broadway and No ia Market ST. St Louis Mo-
And sold by all Druggists in the city and country
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
w.TyKrowS. Msss., May J. lS'''

N.TrT Y,
Prof woop Allow to ,s,s -s. '1s months since beng
esdoy srsy purchased snd soon com cG', n, III I ~ . sg -
- b.gsn 70 tell restoring me sN"r scss 70
bottles sud soon h;, which before dry and hssh
ss ,,sf .ns sis Of now became and glossy and efad re- I fall
me. The dsndruH disappeared and 'ne 3 r % a LIN a I
Ereessotse an .cn'ns ,s ~ Respectfully yours kr.,
but feoi young as~N- CH1s WHITNEY
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
pusiness Notiffs.
ALL HAIL.
Something for the Million
PRoF. WOODS
HAIR REsIoaAIIyE.

We call the attention Of ALL old and young 10 this wonders
prepaafion which turns back 10 its original color grey
covers head Of the bald with luSuran gow con.
the d.nduH itching and all cutaneous eruptons e,par
tuun aow OF The natural hud. aud hence ufeu a. II from
dressing the hair will preserve II. color ty we call
fsioR 10 e.reme old In all its natural 10 use n
then upon the bald tho or d.esssa b aowlns locks
ths witciyns cSri ever be without T. It's Pi"'' = ~
fons, nff fhntisnndA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

mimic orfces the Through these The Unitut
the hand is conveyed 10 the sources OF
ton Ia this rapidly relieves Asthma Group o''e
TiIos', RheGmati,ID, aud all EIpPtsops and V!ceTs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

HEATH, WYNkOOP q Co,
No. s. Liberty.st., n. Y,
PRorRIEroRs OF LYONS KATHAIRoY &c,
And Manufacturers of
PHRFUHERY 0Y ALL KINDS,
Invite the attention the trade their large and varied stock
In sy.ury OF STYLE EXCELLENCE QUALITY and CHEAP
NESS we are enabled offer inducements unequaed by
9th manufacturers
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
SEMING MAC4nNHs. NJ. SINGER & Co s

SEWING MACfiINES.-I. NJ. STNGER x co. 5
GAZETTE pesuu Pictorial Paper contains full and reliable
information about SEWING MAcHsEs. and answers all ques
tons be asked the subject all who read this
will learn how TO purchase SEWING MACHINE with which
$1,000 year clear profit be made and will BE- protected
from being imposed upon by the hubug machines
before the public NJ. SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE will be sent
gratis to ali who apply by letter or otherwise. .
T. NJ SINGER &. Co, No. S2S Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

Broadway
TREES FOR IMMEDIATE BEARING &C.-The
new CATALOGUES of WIN. X. PRINCE Co., Flushing NY.
extra large TREES for Immediate ornament can be
rad gratis at FOWLER AND WELLs's, No. JO8 Broadway.
For GAS FIXTURES
Go 10 DALEYs They keep the largest assortment nINew
York and their prce much lower than other house
See their advertisement in the Dry Goods column OF this paper
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

RICH PAPER HANGINGS FOR THE RETAIL
TRApr-A new styles Of recent importation Work done n
the most artistic manner by THOMAS FAYE Co.. No. 27
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
LIZ You WANT TABLE Cutlery

Go DsLEYs; they hsve about 100 dozen Dinner and
100 dozen Deseft left and you buy one or more
dozens Of each at less than the Manfseure prices Their
store Nos 63 and 6S3 Broadway and is the largest sab
shment for the sale Of China Glass Gas Fixtures Silver
Plated Cutlery in America See their List of Prices
in the Dry Goods column Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
RRANpRETn's PILLS at this season should be

io ly used They secure the health BY cleansing the
bowels aud blood from all imPnr;cs and they ADD an eleen
% The blood on which its power disease t"pcnds A
an anti bilious medicine they unriyaied sold ~ N" ~
CsuIst st . cents peI box. with full directions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27
sEGARs.

nAyID GEDDES. DEALER IN HAVANA AND PElN
~ cpe seur viu's brsrtes uetsck chanpaesc caret'
old Bourhon VIII se. scotch and IRISH whiskcys, pale md
and best ales ~ iibet'y street Y. N,
HAVANA SUGARS, cABANAs, PARrnaAs, rro4.
Ii rsxaliN Britannica uaues cubsrgaa rogts as
eorchss. griea consoacicn, acerts operas ours'
numerous brands, IN lots n sut purvhsscra
EP RosERs, ~ Beaver street
THr CrIrAPYSr PLACE TO BUY gEgARs AT w1oi ~
sale Is ~ q. C1rFEKS No. II Brndway who has st9c'
Of million scgars large portion o. which ae now 0e
ing sold 10 par advances. Call and ertnnine.
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BuATRIsgONIAI..

W edutred professional gentlemen, el middle sge snd
toresu birth of gcod moral character and Kind dposorf
who Ia going Europe Having toerabe fortune, he would
NE 70 share the rene wsh poor butvcry ycun
lauy abct ~ Of who u wen educated. ct nntt9e
,eurer snf f,r adx sste re~ofSl csfaece. Address
" pypne, Psysa6H rs oaeA
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY, sc.


CALIFORNIA DIAMoNDs.-PINs, - TO So; .RrNGa
~ ~ 10 So earrings, E 70 80, studs, 10 SIS; ccssss,
bracelets necklaces, sleeve buttons &c, sent BY mail u
port o. the world. j. n. L. JACOBS <7 broadway.
CoMPosITIoN AND GOLD VEST, NECK AND FOB
" chains, WARRANTED not 10 arnh or The money returned
rice 81 81 80 aud - 10 d 90 Chains BY mall any
an OF the world J. II. r. JACOBS, 90 broadway.
DIAMoNDe THE TRADE II RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ formed thai continually manufacturing, and have
hand large stock OF diamond iewery Of tbs sst rylea
large sssrtment Of diamonds on hand sssuns aoos fs
the uAde. Diamonds bought for cash
J. HERMAN Co. as Browne sreeA
xlrArcuEs AT RETAIL At WHOLESALE PRrCrs-
w SILVER cylinder Watches four holcs jeseued. - %
Silver cylinder bunting cases ~
snchor,e,er, haeen isweis wsrTnu'cd e
pa or, lever oneu face and hunting 81 70
Gold plated on silver bunting cascs N.51
solid gold lad es w.cat four holes je~eiled..s ~ ~
bunting cases ~
Anchor lever. heavy c,scs........ Ipp ~
pS'sn.iescE hunting engrsyed. ..'...'', Y 30, g
Wholesale acelers supplied. Watches sent 70 pan %
the United stairs by mail or cypress. -.
crs a watches and iewclgy, N7 Bruadwayf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

-
SENATOR HrXTEEs OKArtoN.-We have had
but tune for hasty run through the Grafton
delivered by our distinguished Senator at the
commencement Of the Virginia State Military
Institute Lexington. Senator Hunter is almost
as distinguished in letters as politics, and the
oratious which nc has delivered in times past
form valuable contributions to the permanent
literature of the country The great lack among
our great political lights has always seemed to
us to be that they are merely politicians, and
nothing else All their ideas riamped down
in the one channel of thought. With the ex-
ccption of Senators Seward. Sumner, Hunter, and
perhaps the late Senator Butler, and one or two
more, nearly all Of our public men seem TO be al
most wholly unskiled in the scienccs-sch
literature and " hat nre known as estheties. Poll
ticians, VIC think, class, not intellectual.
Very many of them have mind enough-but
still are notinteilectual Their studesare wholly
of selfish and aggrandihus kind We innht
whether such studies as come within the range
of politicians do not oltener than otherwise
eventually impair the mind ather than devel-
ope it We speak of politics as studied, and
not of these crest constitutional theories and
dogmas which are refined and metaphysical,
and the tendency of which is to elevate
Politicians study politics now, not for the pc
culiar innate worth of the subject for it is true
that current politics as a general thing are c.
phemersl and do not advance man in solid
substantial learning Dr. Claiming somewhere
makes a remark, which we have often thought
oi-which was in substance, that man-even
though hard student, may become intellectu-
ally blunt: because instead of studying truth in
the love Of it, instead of giving his mind up to
the result Of his labors, his study was to quirk
and to fluid out how he might disguise all save
that which favored his own prejudices or his
own purposes We have seen several well post.
ed politicians, who were no more intellectual or
cultivated than a jockey, who had studied and
mastered oil the "ropes' in his business.
The Van Buren, style Of politicians are men
Of this kind. On the other hand such men as
Daniel Webster and Secretary Marcy, were by
nature intellectual. Such works as Homer,
Shakespeare, OF Paradise Lost were read, studied
and admired by them justas though they hadno
speech or conversation to elaborate afterwards
with extracts from what they read. Had these
men been monks or wrecked on an island they
would have been devotees Of such authors.
Such has been the suggestions called up by
hasty glance at the speech of our distinguished
Senator. We trust that the reading of his
speech will be the means of melting many
young men in the country, now engaged in po-
liticnl studies, to desire real intellectual culture
and the greatness it begets, rather than mere
political notoriety for session or two in Con.
gross.
,.More true Joy SIareellus. exile feels,
Than Cesar Nth tie Senate at his heels"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21
''Mors true Joy MaTeellus, exile feels,
Than Cesar with tie Senate at his heels."

sESAronAI ELECTION IN ALAnANA.-FrOm the
tone Of the Alabama press there seems to be an
effort pending IN portions Of the State to bring on
the Sentorial election this winter, at the ensuing
hi.-..-:-i ..as;..-- IS c.HIe begLsIaIure. ms
event contemplates either the reelection of the
Hon. C. G. Clay, jr., whose term of Office expires
on the Sd of March. 1859, or the selection of his
successor to the United States Senate. The
policy of this step Is adjudgcd by some of the
prints to be hasty and inconsideratc, and if
persisted in, it is thought will involve the Demo
cratic party there in an innovation of party
usage clearly without the sanction of custom or
authority, and detrimental to the unity and
best interests of the party. as evinced in several
other States where similar proceedings have
taken place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

WHAT rur Poor MASS SOY CAN Do IN OUR
CoUNTRY.-The New York Journal Of Commerce
discusses the character of our American lnstitu-
tons, in order to say, illustrating the fact in the
life OF Gov. Marcy, that industry is better than
cash. quote
The noblest capital is intellect, and when con-
nected with industrious habits and good moral
principles, it leads to the best sort Of wealth.
1t was said of the boy Daniel Webster. that
when he was informed by his father that he in
tended to send him to College, he leaned his
head on that paternnl bosom and wept There
was prophetic meaning in those tears. They
were tears of gratitude and joy, for now the
youth saw how he could lay the foundation on
which hereafter might be erected q pyramid
worthy of an immortal inscription.
We are informed that Marcy's father gave his
son thirteen dollars as an outfit-that of this
sum ten dollars proved counterfeit-and then
he was thrown upon his own resources. He
worked, and he kept school. So did Webster.
So did john Adams, Samuel L. Southland, Syi-
vester Larned, and a great many other American
youth. The very process of imparting know
ledge, possessed to them dignity which eleva-
ted the mind, and rewarded its toll
Look at the relation of these selt-educated
minds to the institutions of our country. We
say self.educated; for schools, academies and
They are oil no use ~ lllc hIOlGI buI " lHhI n
his Incidence. Who but such selEimproved
men have presided in the councils Of our coun-
try, and guided her affairs? Samuel Adams, al
ways poor, graduated in 1T46. John Hancock,
always rich, in 1884. But the former was as
Iincorruptible as the latter, and both were de-
nounced rs outlaws by the British Tory Govern
or of Massachusetts,. Adams discussed in his
Masters Grafton at Commencement the startling
question, whether is it lawful to resist the Mag
istrate if the commonwealth cannot otherwise
be preserved?
Thomas Jefferson preferred the honor of be-
lug the founder Of the University of Virginia to
that OF being the author of the Declaration
The civil fathers were men who thought strong
ly, and acted theoretically, because their minds
were trained to the contemplation of great
truths, the study Of exalted principles. The
lives of such men, the last on the roll of whom
| is seen the name Of Mary, are brilliant com.
nentary on the eXcelence-the productive en-
orgy of those institutions which they founded
or defended.
1t is fitting that such men should die on the
Fourth of July, or in its ncighborhood, as so
many have done.
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DIR. NJ. Dr.. WALLETS
EEMAT.E DETRIMENTAL PHI.

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PROPRIETOR also in the Hospitals of of France, many
years. meeting with unparalleled success-giynE the great
est satsfaction-curing where other remedies fail.
They charm in correcting irregularity and OBJ
charge.
mild and gentle stmulant. They produce an agreeable
exheration happy influence on both mind and body.
Pregnant females those supposng themselves So
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janis LAUGuL1Ns BUsHFIELD.
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THE WAY MR DoUGLAs's UNIVERSITY WAS IN-
AuGUEATEn.-On the Fourth of July about
1000 of the best citizens of Chicago assembled
at Cottage Grove, near that city, to witness the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new Univer-
sity Building, an Institution founded by Doug
las. Judge Douglas was expected to address
the assembly, but he had sore throat aud ex-
cused himself whcreupon one Mr.. Arnold took
the stand and made speech, which, in one
respect, was undoubtedly extremely dstasteful
to the senator lie did not once allude to the
Springfield" effort Of Douglas, but his demo
ltion Of its sophistries must have made the
"lttle giant" vince The orator closed with
these words
"If, in time to come, freedom shall need n
champion; if the period shall arrive when the
American people, in the pride OF their material
prosperity, shall forget the great truths on which
their government Is besed; if ever the teachings
Of the early fathers are forgotton; II any or all
the departments Of the government shall cease
to be administered in the spirit of its founders;
IL the Executive shall cease to follow the exam
pie Of Washington and jefferson; if the legisa-
tive department shall ignore or cast contempt
on the Declaration Of Independence, or forget
that the constitution was ordained and estab-
lished to secure the blessings Of liberty; If the
judiciary should even in its madness overturn
the adjudicaticns Of Jay, and Story, and Mar
shall-may this university train up statesmen,
jurists fully armed for the reform of bringing
back the government to its first principles, to
its original purity. May this institution fur
nish, from among those that she has trained, a
champion. who, not as her representative alone,
but of the free northwest, may lead back the
people by the eloquencc Of truth and liberty, to
the principles inculcAted in the Declaration Of
Independence
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fpor the wheeling 1nt.llissneer.l
Letter from "Cosmopo1ite."
WnEEL1NG Jan. Julv lat

WHEELING JAIL, July 18th, 1907.
( Nessra Etlitor&-In looking over the columns
of the "Wellsburg Herald, which you so kind
I ly sent me, noticed an article of which my
/ self an the subject; and which perhaps breaths
the sentiments Of Others, beside the Editors OF
that neat little sheet; and which as it is CHROME
GUS desire to take al early opportunity OF
correcting.
The writer says, under date of July 18th,
that those "sOnnets partake more Of the saT-
castle, than the honied phrases of love, and
If the merits Of the law are to be measured by
his opinion, he must have done some pretty
good stealing" Now, without noticing the
Commitment contained in the latter part of this
nuotation, will merely state that, hatred to
any creature of God. is stranger TO my heart
nor have the wish To hold any person up TO
public ridicuIe or scorn; but if what have writ
ten. prove a fitting text for any man to read n
homliy upon, he is welcome to it.
Those papers were originally written at the
suggestion, Of one, nearer and dearer to me,
than all on earth beside;-One who has stood at
INV side during the trying ordeal through which
II have lust passcd-with that ''purc, deep,
Strong, deathless love-" which, only "dwells
within the heart of woman. They were written
Ia while away the weary hours Of solitude and
dependency; and were given to the public, at
the request OF another, who has ever manifest.
ed deep interest in my welfare; and who, nltho
an entire stranger 10 me uHlil lnlS event winch
placed me in his charge, has ever shown him
self to be gentleman and real .'ffietd. -
And If their perusal shall serve as food for one
hours reflection, by those who have the power
a., Ts,..ss,. evils Of which LeJ speak, theLI
object will be attained.
/ am very much Obliged to the editors Of the
HernM for the .'consoling reflection" with
which they close their notice. But my bosom
no longer throbs with wild ambition for the no.
nors OF which they spehk:-I have tiuttered my
brief hours in the fashionable saloons of my
native city,--haye been hailed by the tiattering
epithets of 'poe,'' aud composer" and there
arc those among her proudest, who were proud
to call me afiend, and who still feel an interest
in the name 1 bear,-a name which ] have
never yet stained by one dishohordbte act; let
judges and Juries say what they please, or draw
from their "circumstnntial evidence" differences
Of as different nature as they please
And altho' a prisoner, deprived of almost
every blessing which throws charm over ex-
istence,-and that too, arising from circumstan-
ccs over which have no cOntrol,-lam still an
american and man; and still possess the proud
OF never having injured man,
woman, or child a dime in my life.
With sentiments of the most profound res
pect, | remain, &c, &c. A CosAoPoLITE-
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Amhrntunea fnr an.

PARTRIDGE his and spacious rooms, with faeil
operating and arrangement for light equal to
In the country, and far superior to any in the city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which
in the country. He prepared make Ambrotypes so
they be sent by mall without postage Also
them lOekets and pins price DaEuerreOtypes
Pictures made good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
Alkinds of materials used in the business for sale
Rooms side of Main above Monroe over Marsh
Taylors store auEIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

A CANADIAN jury in a murler triallast month
resorted to ''tCss up to decide whether the
verdict should be murder, tnanSlaughtcr, or sim
pIy assault. The result was for manslaughter,
hut eight of the twelve still refused to assent,
and they agreed to fight, six against six across
ne table. for n verdict. They ommitted this
however, and spent the night in singing and dam
cling. They reported disagreement and were
therefore discharged.
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Charles, London Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the Records of the Custom House the
only London COrdian Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles,
all others are made here in imitation of it.
delicious tonic beverage and by Its peculiar favor
(ss different from gns universally esteemed by all
who I. Is ndopteu great success in OF
So, RuEuMATrsi, DRoPsY, GRAVEL, CoLIC,
CHOLERA FEvER AGUs, SrRIcTuRE DISEASE URI-
GARY OR.Axs For V".'.'E IRREGULARITIES, &r-
prietor, says:
Charles London Cordial Gin il the pures best, and
ostreIiabEc Extract Of Juniper TAdre seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gsts and Groeers in the United States
poisons called "London Cordial Gin"-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you you your health Price one dollar for quarts,
fifty fer pnts EDMUND G. CHARLES,
mh26- 8mdkw Sole Importer, ~ Broadway, NY.
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Tlur TO RrraE,-Siarshal Radetsky, the GEN
eral-in-Chief Of the Austrian forces, in Italy,
has resigned his commission, at the age of 81
years This veteran in the wars had won VIC
tories for his king before the American Declare
ton Of Independence. From youth he has been
in the harness Of war, and bids fair to reach a
full century of years. He is now the oldest
chief(ain in the world