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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04
DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN Elk
EINER a CIrN(O1S


INFLAIAT1oN PAIN are as tnseparabIe a. FIRE ana
HEAR Inclination produces Pain and pain produces in
namation. Wherever thereis heat trObbng OF
redness nomattet whether IL Is CAUSED 81 hurt
sore potson piles, seald, burn or sting there
Is Inclination A hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter change The conclusion. To prevent pain
eoupsh this the efforts physician are always direct
ed Thousands q physeians thousand o. he rst and
most saeSeiOus persons used DALLEYs MAGIC.
APAIN EXTRACTOR convinced and admit that its
control over iHamatt6n wonderful ana nedta4e
instantly aAytng The pain, nepEanE poison. extracting
and forcing nature her eOuTse
renewing and healing no buFn, sead, sore or atlent Is
tEe severe TO tt and influence APP
ply it Immediately and The has commenced.
Genuine lsenvetopedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the aarass Of G v oLIcKENER CO., proPrietors and
HENRY DALLRY. rnanufaeturer, upon each box Price
Is cts. FER hox.
co.,sl Barclay 1t. Se3 York. Z. I. HOGAN 4 Go.
spSS;4m Wheeling, Va.
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R4is & certify tiat one S,its - y ~,
~ Els so thin upon the top Of my head that feared u
.S ~. IN ms eendtioa apre for and tainels
r - hairs had entirely saprsaTsl,
e n 4nleks1 ed 70 D.. ns I'm Al sn
l91le9 to appearance Apparently lsnre ssutifslths
s. =, q ~ oeso[s De- ebeerlay Treora,a
III s9ee t1lte9 vino Ele III had Of hair
~ also STATE tGt Aou oeezsiosIIr fsi
s4s- s+eessAty u AatccEas SAEAll HROTyN.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

"a CARD TO TEIE;S I4Al0IES
DIR. DGPoNces GOLDEN FR14APg PILLS are fnfaH-
BE IN removing seppPaees Of BE uelses
These are nev, h1t have usea by tie DOC
tor for many years both IN France and America with un
Eeceess IN eTey and he Is prGed By many
lie for the Aevsiion Of these salernE nom any irftdar-
itles ass pseyenttve those ladies whose
health win not permit increase OF EaS PTeenant fe
males sr go are cautioned
as,ag tese PISS, IS The proprietor no re-
afeerthe above adaouftian thsfr I5.
ness would prevent injury health otherEise these
Fms are resomuenasd DlreciiOnl each box
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4. H.sLOGAN co..
ebsS Bridge Corner Druggists.
DIR. N. 2 I: WALLETS Y,
Kolee II0ll .E0l.IoLl. "a

~, EIlAIaIlfI 5FHItIQIJIlAlI. PIIlIL.
These pills have been used In the private practice Of
Proprietor, also the Hospitals Of many
years meeting with unparalleled the great
est saasfactioa-curins where other remedies fan.
They as charm In corEaetsus rresulary and OBJ
ssFuctons, producing regular return Of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle shuant. They produce agreeable
exhietatlOn and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females, those supposin themseves go are
cautioned against using these pills. tey proaues
miscarriage although undsEnO circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. Por sale By
janis LAUeHLISs nusuFrEtp.
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Pens Pens1 i Rens I u! q
SOM EIINEEIKGS NEW

l BROWN has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
which ne had made under his own supervision. They
are made from gold reduced II kaTats BY eounnffC
o. and eannot be eqpalle3 for elasticity ana dnI!
ptyl bE any other combination Of metals Prices are
Haoue9te ana every pen warranted They may known
~ sEsEy pen being stamped &c. P Bn0WE, WheelingH
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I.s s ~ Enest bit ataseted
Ell4t have
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GrH1 lote. - 81 - =
khVe31so rieeIFFY1
=. eoole1 1lsl shirts
lss eslsfll ard lIeRil0 un6ef -
l - - & gEsl LtRsa Hart
stAlf EInse.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

~. 2t1aEdspeFn Maine, June p, E54.
Ms stE: hare used two hotties o. Professor NooaT
E and say, Il Is Tie greatest n,
Tysy % The age, for restoring and changing he hair
@ lt vas IS gray ng Of seventy Nj
esat1est It's original color Yoa can rreoe
tsd y @ the world without ne leastfear Is nv c1s- ~
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MONROE HOUSE.
0sat II e 5H e :, SuSPElsI0N PoIDGE,l
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LITU I ItsIUtNl OF inc UhlIeu OT0teS OF North
America, and his Majesty, as exalted as the
planet Saturn; the sovereign to whom the! sun
serves as standard, whose splendor and mag.
nliccnce are equal to that of the skies, the sub
lime sovereign, the monarch whose armies are
as numerous as the stars, whose greatness calls
to mind that of Jemshid, whose ,nagnifcence
equals that of Darius, the heir Of the crown and
throne of the KayauianS, the sublime Emperor
OF all Persia," &c. &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-04

yeur would reply, that rllen frst zen
Professor Woods Hair Restorative nv hab
Ulte and had been for tie last ten ytrf,
very thin ON the tof, Of my head and very lco5
ulS sesond Potte GEhich eiEhf EeeEH4 my hair H
70 its original color, Ought brOET and i
E cut nye or sig ess since the change and have neT
S 1i5 like Elite hair starting from the rOets al
III y n1s proved IN my case, All that eonld Wih to at
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WOVkLI'Y Hills FIOUR.E5
1IR BARRELS Extra Family and Extra, Just received by
5l1O D0ANE Z C0WGILL,
APPS corner Main .nndC1r Etraeks
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n eonseQeuee OF raise IN tie price a IaFf Az - ne
are obliged 70 te Fice o. Bttlei 1ie
g cts per Ols ard amer ne 1st Of Anrf until
y el7||z 9o&ss<- 0HARLES GARF0RTH,
Wheelns March SIS. isss=li a. = =
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Wheeling island Property

Land for Sale.
WISH to sen my Farm Wheeling, and 1 sen Il OF
u liberal tern1s and IN one or more tracts may de
meI26 q JACOB
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HAAdIl21GNRSs =RSGISIAILE YYHCTERP
We have the strongest assurance of the good eftcs ~
this medicine In Cholera MoFbus, pIaFrhua. D en-
Of the bowels incident the inVfEurateS ~
stomach and hoEeIs system great a,
2es In combating the approach Of Indeed all forms
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= neS ietIaI eass st q tess6iSsl5as 70 trs1.Ir
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Ii persons indebted 70 The rm Of Stewart AIeIarin
"A are hereby forbidden to make any payments 70 Robert
e have Pet and 90 not Etye to his
any debt 70 HIN hugs goods OF arm from him. sSIl
endeavor 70 MAKE them pay Il again.
ap9-IW 80 3HeIARYN
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For Sale or Kent,
HOUSE on Hampton street-seyeFn hoases ON Quincy
4. and John strSets Al near the Ismpaeld Depot and
house on hain street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire Of
J0III BRUCE,
4an9-a At Ar. Lntx-siarktt Square.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
THE WIND.

The wind is musician at birth. We
extend silken thread in the crevico of
window, and the wind finds it and s.ghs
over it, and goes up and down the scale
upon it.
1t tries almost everything upon earth,
to see if there is music in it; it persuaJ>s
q tone ont of the great bell in the tower,
when the sexton is at home and asleep;
it makes a mournful harp of the giant
pines, and it does not dis lain to try what
sort of whistle can be made of the hum
blest chimney in the world. How it Will
play upon great tree, till every lcat
thrills with the note in it, and wind up the
river that runs at its base, for sort Of
murmuring accompaniment.
And what melody it sings, when it
gives a concert with full choir of the
waves of the sea, and performs an anthem
between the two words, that goes up,
perhaps, to the stars that love music the
most and sang it the first.
Then how fondly it haunts an old house;
moaning under the caves, signing in the
halls, opening old doors without fingers,
and singing a measure of some sad, old
song, around the freless and deserted
hcarth.-B. T. Taylor.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04

arm, "and will show him presently wIet
they gain, who sport on the manor Of =
Dufougerais."
And while speaking he unbuttoned lis
coat with his other hand, and display
an enormous horse pistol. It was not 50
dark but T.. at Anatoie could recognize
this weapon; his blood rushed from bis
veins. Dufougerais went on:
"That seems strange, does it not p
Can you not see the imbecile, tenderi7
kissing the lines traced by the beloved
ones fingers Il am sure when you think
Of it, you must feel inclined to laugh.
Laugh Laugh! l do not forbid you; if
| were not oyerpowered by my desire Of
revenge, I would willingly join you; but
must remain in far different mood.
,Sacre bleu" added he, cooking the pistol.
The position Of Anatole had now be-
come intolerable.
81 do not know, Monsieur, what YOU
are coming to; but l beg of you to con
clude."
Let us end it, then, since YOU 50 de-
sire it."
Dufougerais rose, still holding Anatole
by one hand, and with the other the pis-
tol, the muzzle directed towards the heart
of the Young man.
Il am opposed to all commonplace
proceedings; it is enough for me to tell
you that he who comes into my house to
take away the honor Of my wife is thief,
and [ consider I have the right to treat
him as such"
There was moment silence only bro
ken by the chattering of Anatole's teeth,
Did he tremble from fear or cold The
conjoined influence of the pistol Ieve'ed
against him, and his garments dripping
with water leaves the question undecided.
mo" said Dufougerais at last lower
ed the pistol, II will call my wife, who
is peaceably sleeping in ignorance Of what
is passing. Everything considered will
be indulgent toward the thief. AS have
the honor oftelling you he is here; even
think that he has heard me, and | hope he
will profit by the lesson"
Then opening the garden. GA thou
sand pardons Monsieur; for having incon-
venienced YOU said he with gesture
Of dismissal which Anatole did not requiro
to have repeated.
The next morning he presents himself
to his cousin Dufournel with face excess
siyely pale and voice rather husky.
"My friend have you sent your sister
the letter that | asked you to write
Not yet; but ifyou are determined
"Heaven forbid; | leave Paris this
evening; tomorrow | shall be at Augou-
leme and in fifteen DAYS
an fifteen daysl'
MY father will aequaint you with the
marriage of his son and Mile. Clemencs
Smonnet."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
All Sorts Of Minds.

There is q disposition in men Of oppo
site each other. A grave man cannot
conceive what is the use Of wit in society.
A person who takes p strong common
sense view of the the subject is for pushing
out bi the shoulders an ingenius theorist
who catches at the slightest and fainteSt
analogios, and another man, who scents
tho ridiculous from afar, will hold no COM
merce with him who feels exquis!tely tho
fine feelings of the heart, and is alive to
nothing else wereas, talent is talent;
anb mind is mind, in all It's branches :
We must despiso no sort Of talant: they
all nave their separate duties and uses.
all the happiness of man for their object;
thsy all improve, exalt md gladden. him.
-Sydney Smith.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
A Thrilling Incident.

Returning from visit in New Orleans
we were fortunate enough to secure a
passage in q line steamer, with but few
passengers. Among the ladies, one cs-
pecialIy interested us. She was the wild
ow of wealthy planter, and was return
ing to her fathers house, with only one
child. Her devotion to the child was
very touching, and the eyes of the old
black servant would fill with tears as she
besought her mistress mot to love that
boy too much or the Lord would take
him away from her."
We passed through the canal at Louis
vile and stopped a few moments at the
wharf, when the nurse wishing to see the
CITY walked out on the guard, at the back
of the boat when, by sudden effort, the
child sprang from her arms into the ter
rible current that swept towards the falls,
and disappeared Immediately. The con
fusion which ensued attracted the atten-
ton ola gentleman who was sitting in the
forepart of the boat, quietly reading. Ri
sing hastily he asked for some article the
child had worn. The nurse handed him
tiny apron she had torn off in her eff
TO retain the babe in her arms. Turning
to a splendid New Foundland dog that
was eagerly watching his countenance
he pointed to the apron and then to the
spot where the child had gone under. In
an instant the noble animal leaped into
the water and all disappeared. BY this
time thu excitement was intense, and
some persons on the shore supposing that
the dog was lost as well as the child, got
boat and started in search ofthe body,
Just at this moment the dog was seen far
away. with something in his mouth.
Brayely he struggled with the waves, but
it was evident his strength was failing
fast and moro than one breast gave q
siob of relief as the boat reached him
and that it was alive. They were brought
on board.
Giving single glance to satisfy her
self that the child was really alive, the
young mother rushed forward, and sink,
ING beside the dog, threw her arms round
his neck and burst into tears. Not many
could view the sight unmoved and she
caressed and kissed his shaggy head she
she looked up to his owner and said =
"Oh sir must have this dog! l am
rich, take all / have.everything- but
give me my child's preserver."
The gentleman smiled and patting his
dogs head, said, 81 am very glad, madam
he has been of service to you, but moth
inc in the world could induce me to part
with him."
The dog looked as though he perfectly
understood what they were talking about
and giving his sides shake laid himself
ut his masters feet, with an expression In
his large eyes that said, palmer than
words-"N othing shall part us"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04

And sweet Maud Muller's hazel eyes
Looked out in their innocent surprise.
OFT, when the wine in his glass was red,
He longed for the wayside well instead;
And closed his eyes on his garnished rooms,
To dream of meadows and r-blooms.
And the proud man sighed, with secret pain
a. All, that were free againl
" Free as when / rode that day,
Where the barefoot maiden raled her hay"
She welded man unlearned and poor.
Aud many children played round her door.
But care and sorrow, and child birth pain,
Left their traces ON heart and brain.
And oft when the summer sun shone hot
On the new-mown hay in the meadow lot,
And she heard the little spring brook fall
Over the roadside through the wall,
In the shade of the apple-tree again
She saw a rider draw his reiL.
And, gazing down with timid grace.
She felt his pleased eyes read her face.
Sometimes her narrow kitchen walls
Stretched away into stately halls;
The weary wheel to a spinnet turned,
The tallow candle an astral burned,
And for him who sat by the chimney lug,
Doing and grumbling DER pipe and mug,
A manly form at her side she saw,
And JOY was duty and love was law.
Then she took up her burden of life again,
Saying only, 1T might have BEEN
Alas for maiden, alas for Judge,
For rich repiner and household drudge
God pity them both and pity us all.
Who vaiuly the dreams of youth recall.
For of all sad words Of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these " 1t might have been !!
All, well for US all some sweet hope lies
Deeply buried from human eyes;
And. in the hereafter. angels may
Roll the stone from its grave away
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04

~ unaerstanu. IL is ropugnano ~ J our
sentiments to engage in an affair OF which
you know nothing: but will satisfy you.
Know, then, that, being obliged to make
journey of some days duration, | rose
this morning with the dawn"
Monsieur" interrupted Anatole, II beg
YOU will observe that the rain IS heavier,
and that it would be prudent to seek shell
ter"
"Never mind: I never go out without
waterproof cloak"
The unknown drew forth from his poe
ket cloak, which he unrolled and placed
on his shoulders.
Not wishing to leave without saying
adieu to my wife, | entered her bedroom
she slept. At the moment | was about
to awaken her, my eyes fell by accident
an n small table near the bed. Do you
know, Monsieur, what was on that snail
table 70
al cannot even imagine"
"There was letter, mills tonuerres p
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
RcecEaer on the EgGYs.

The star" writer of the Independent
has been dovoting an essay TO boys, Hs
says:
"The real lives of boys arc vet to be
written. The lives of pious and tgood
boys, which enrich the catalogues of our
great publishing societies resemble real
bows life about rs much as o chicken
picked and larded, upon a spit, and ready
for delicious eating, resembles a free fowl
in the field. With some few honorable
exceptions, they are impossible boys, with
incredible goodness. Apples that ripen
long before theii time, are either diseased
or worm-hitten."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
rxiOr ,1.ps WEAR.
..rrs OF ADVERTISING:
HOB PRINTING.
TWU -,
Invariably in advance.

Tho Journal Office is furnished with an en-
s-.Jy new and complete assortment OF goo
Typt Material, and Stock; and IS prepared IL TO
. r! Book, Pamphlet, Card, Circular, Bill
Head, Handful, Label, and all other kinds OF
Nam Nam and fancy Letter Press Printing in as
FFnoJ Stvle and at as reasonable rates as any
afice in the Northwest.
Orders, from a distance, for printing, ac,
comnanied by cash, will be promptly attended
10, aud work immediately sent by express or
msiI a. desired.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
POETRY
MAUD MULLER,
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

BY JOHN G.. WHITTIER.
N.rp Muller, on summers day,
Raked the meadow sweet with hay.
Beneath her torn hat glowed the wealth
Ofsmple beauty and rustic health.
Singing, she wrought. and her merry glee
The mock.bird echoed from his tree.
But, when she glanced to the far-off town,
White from its hill slope looking down.
The sweet song died, and vague unrest
And a nameless longing filled her breast
4 wish. that she hardly dared to own,
Yu something better than she had known.
y The Judge rode slowly down the lane,
Sncahing bis horses chestnut name.
He drew his bride in the shade
Ofthe apple trees, to greet the maid.
And ask a draught from the spring that flowed
through the meadow, across the road.
Shs''ooped where the cool spring dubbed up,
Ind filled for him her small tin cup.
And blushsd as she gave it. looking dnwn
IN her feet 50 bare, and her tattered gown.
Thanks" said the Judge, "a swceter draught,
From a fairer hand was never quaffed."
he spoke of the grass the flowers and trees.
VI The singing birds and the humming bees;
Then talked of the having, and wondered
whether
Theeloud in the west would bring f,uI weather
And Maud forgot her brier torn gown.
And her graceful ankles bare and brown.
And listened, while pleased surprise
Looked from her lOng-lashed hazel eyes.
Al last like one who for delay
'eSS' a vain excuse, he rode away.
~ ,-'aa Muller looked and sighed "Ah. mo
u'' The Judges bride might bel
1' WOULD dress me up in silks 50 fine,
Al" praise aud toast me at his wine
:, :! @'hef should wear broadcloth coat;
OiOther should sail painted boat.
.,aS 'S my mother 50 grand and gay,
- ~s 0aoy should have new toy each day.
And an "ed the hungry and clothe the poor,
Slouid bless me who left our door"
,4t Judge looked back as he climbed the hill
XIV Maud Muller standing still.
v, urn more fair, face more sweet
" na'h it been my lot to meet.
Sbov / modest answer and graceful air
"'' wise and good as she is fair.
Like h.. 'ne were mine, and I to-day,
Hsi' harvester of hay:
M, Oll balance of rights and wrongs.
lawyers with endless tongues.
aod, Nv OF cattle and song of birds,
and quiet and loving words"
ldh;. H' Oh his sisters proud and cold,
er vain of her rank and gold.
AID S.n his heart, the Judge rode on,
was left in the field alone.
sb.l s lawyers smiled that afternoon.
AuNined in court an old love tune =
Til The ~ "s girl unused beside the well,
." the unraked clover fell.
sAo lT.S !. wife of richest dover.
:. - ''' fashion as he for power.
~ on 4.
hssstehsa Oie heafth's bright glow,
'' picture CONE and go
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04

A GENTLEMAN was dining at one-ef our
hotels when peas had just come IN season.
and everybody called peas, peas, peas,
till they were all gone. The gentleman
was too late, SO rising and taking an attl-
tude he exclaimed: Gentlemen may cry
peas but there is no peas"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

Kings 0uuty Hepu0nca0 tseuerUI 4 0Inn1ttees
-BRoOxLYN Oc. l8j7-The Republican Electors Of the
ended at the places which the Primary Eec-
recently held with the exception Of the following
Wards which will meet follows:
Fih Ward ct No. l6i Hudsonav., Nassau ST. sixth
Ward No !s3 Degraw-st (Osborn Fisher between Gin
Tompkns place; Seventh Ward at Coyeis Building
Myrtle av corner OF Fiankiuav, on MONDAY EVENlSG
Oct D. between the hours Of ~ and o'clock foY the
purpose eec,ing by ballot THREE DELEGATES 70 the
g. nate and County Convictions and FIVE DELEGAIES 70
the Assembly Convention to nominate candidates 10 De sup
ported at the ensuing election.
The Conveu tions will be held fJlows:
COUNTY CONVENTION at Mrs SchooDnasers, Fla,bash,
or WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct Z at o'ciG
Of Court and Ssckettss THURSDAY, Oct 81 ocock
SENATORIAL CONVENTION (tId Dstrc.) a. Mrs.
Hrett's Joialenlon-st FRIDAY Oct at u O'Clock p n
ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS as follows:
Ist Assembly District at Mrs Schoonnakers flatbush On
SATURDAY, Oct TO- at 8 O'Clock IN can
lid Assembly District Court and Sachetsts On SAL
URDAY Oct 10 at y o'clock p m
lid Assembly District Mrs Prest's JOrsernon ST, do
WITH Assembly District at Mrs Prest Joraemon'st DO
Nth Assembly District south side Fu!tonavi two doors
west Of Adelphi 81, do. - -
With Assembly District at Unipn Hall, Even st do
Ry order. JOHN g. BERGEN, Prest.
6. .ALPHEUs SMITH Secretary.
Emigrant InteIIigence once and Labor Ex.
thnnge been removed from No Csnal-st. 70 No 81
ohst aste Anthony st few door' west o. sIosdway.
na Literary Associations during coming Winter either Of
Poe following Lectures: l. " Tue Old PU.an CieTgyma "
"Faysl and Che Portuguese"
r. w. HIGGINSON, Worcester, Iisss.