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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21

They both andfor assist
ants OF the late Huhen, and the senior partner hR
constantly engaged in the for the
eleven years during he become acquatn
of the leading Dentists In almost all tn
cities United States, and has himself
With their pecuarities in operating. They there
of being able to give
to all who may favor them with their patronage.
ABR. ROBERTSON, n. D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21

The Man WITH a Shawl. NEED NOT APPLY.-
We find in the Gospel tAIainel Tanner the fol-
lowing advertisement:
81 am DESTROYS of securing the services of two
male teachers to teach school the coming winter.
take this method therefore of making known
the fact Tfthis notice meet the eye of any nan
q mean physical as, wellas mental) who is Will
ing to teach as we'll as keep school, should be
happy to see him
IN. B.-No person. who wears a aka,el, spec.
tGcEes, or SOatks with a cone need not apply, as
sufficient instruction from that class has already
beenhad.
81. B. MAySARD, Agent.
"Kendsll's Mills, July 10th, 1858.
g DNS GOOps ~ NEW YORk, The n. Z. Post
.oGyestcr1ay has the following coneerniug the
Dry Goods trade:
IS The Dry Goods Trade, in point of increased
sales, has not improved TO any extent The
jobbers aud commission houses are buvine with
much caution, they not yet having any positive
signs that the trade is going to be an aclive one
They report it as very backward, aud are, there.
fore. not disposed to stock themselves very
@Irelys
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M % TIC E!

a Ii those indebted to the Arm of Goetze Dckman,
miners are hereby authorized pay the
any one except tie subscriber. compliance With this
rS 'H - AUG. G0ETZE,
;nivqY.l1n, Surviving Partner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21

LATEST FROM NIEx1co,-The latest accounts
from the "sick,nan, Mexico, represent him to
6ein the last stage of mortal disease. ZulOa-
60, the Mexican President, is represented as
pursuing IN insulting course towards the Anre-
lean minister, who has closed his relations
with the government, and also, as rObbing and
imprisOning wealthy Mexican citizens All
forms of government seem to be failure
They are as bad under despotsm as under
republic. Il is q sad sight to see so fair por.
ton of the globe as Mexico is, reduced to anar.
chy aud ruin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21
Is the PhEsnENT ExcELlgNE, OR HONORABLE.

Is the PREsDENT EXCELLENT, OR HONORABLE,
OR NErTHER2
70 the Editors Of the N. Z Post.
In an editorial of yesterday, on the Queens
message, you remak that Mr. Buchanan is ad.
dressed rs the .HonorabIe,' instead of His Ex='
ceilency, which is the coustomary style of adj
dressing the President u
This puts me in mind of the erratum of
Faulkner, the Irish publisher: tFor-Ais Grace
the q Duchess of Dorset, read hsr Grace the Duke
The official designation of the President was
determined upon by that Convention which
formed the Constitution of 1857, as YOU will and
by referring to the debates Some. members
suggested the title of sHighness,'' and Others
that of sExceIlency;n but the Convention re.
Ijected these additions, aud resolved that the of.
fetal appelladon should be ssthe President az
the United States, : the most simple, digni6ed
and significant Of ailpossible titles
Governors are sExcellent;" Members of Con-
gress, Mayors and other inferior dienitars are
Honorable g. q. His ExcelIency Brigham
Young, and The Honorable Fernando Wood
50 ScRCTAToR
IgDIsEs1IoS. DARGEsroyvs,. MosTso,IR Ry Co
alAl.Y1ASD. January s1st 1857. :,
e never felt the belt of any medicine SO much
as from the bottle Of Bgr6aGe's Holland BitterSs
purchased last tall. Z wish to- know where /
can get It without fear of imposition (Signed.
JesEPn G. DelIPTr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21

Thar QUERY OF OLD Bucks to the Queen,
calls forth considerable comment from the pa
pers. 1t reads thus, our readers will rcmem-
Der:
"In this view, will not all nations of Christen.
spontaneously unite in the declaration that
it shall be for ever neutral, and that its COM
municatiOns shall be held sacred in passing to
their places of destination, in the midst Of
hostilities G'
Ono of the N. Y, Editors, after placing this
paragraph up between the sun light and his
goggles, three or four times, grows censorious,
and concludes that
This is a tolerably cool proposal, considering
that the telegraph line terminates at both ends
onthe Queens territory, and no other nation in
the world has anything to do with it 1t would
be avery pretty thing for the Queen herself to
propose, at a proper time and place but it
comes from Buchanan with as much propriety
as proposal, Immediately after the next Presi-
dental election, to divide the offices of the gem
ersl government equally between Buchaniers
and Republicans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21
ATLANTIC TELEGR A5PHf!7

Great Excitement in .Wheali,,s
SorSIn1 o4si1 s9f E-I take pleasure in In
to So per cent 70 sen eols ron a5
Sa nee o. tae shovel only ten hatI have cd na 1
Gours6fn g9antty OF goods that used to sell IN
e my stock to sape az
= have again received 4 w I.
Seoision OF an kinds of desirable gooSfs
~, leE sash ard cash only. AIlcash S1verS
e =. money ~ goods cheap M reS1ss
yorse1S 80 md 90 Ess an early and sS1ins for
one q ne anest 81 .t g, having
at No SIS n corner 81 81 E2o9s
htetings opposite AIeS Zanes4
80 oe6Eered % ~ paris Of TIE CIV nee II
~ o. Youths, and Boys, stS ever 5ro1 an stocks
HssSnS eae + N be found al the ~ an
>. p, HAEPERsk poSs
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For Rent.

,,,, ,5A.,,r.ble property near Mt Wood Cemetery
es ne king property. The Yelling contains
s1,ceDt accommodations for large family, The lot
good orchard &C., and ali lately enCtged
= X an exoe llentfence. PoF terms apply to
Wltn ss aa &c HS si A. F. HULLIIIEN.
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MOTICE.

TIHR Pa Session of the Wheeling Female Seminary VIII
II commence on Wednesday, September 1st proxlmo.
Parents will please their daughters In pronnPt
ten5n0ce on the first day, II practicable 4
auga0-2w MRS. s. b. HANNA. Pflnelpak :
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a RELATION OF THE "FELLER's' THAT BouGuT
THE ELEpHAS7.-'Thc Washington, (Pa) Exam
daeris in trouble. We pity it. It's got Bill
Montgomery on its hands, and to save its soul
it can't contrive what it ought to do with him
One week it talks rather patronizingly of Bill
rather, in fact, becomes enthusiastic in his be.
half Then, the next week, it's terribly down
in the mouth. 1t finds that Bill has BEEN and
gone and done something, somewhere or other,
at home or abroad, that renders his preten-
siOns to democracy lamentably shaky and 1u-
biOus. In fact, Bill, on the hands of the Er.
Gn'iner, is like the elephant on the hands ofthe
man that could neither cage him, chain him, or
use him in any way whatsoever. Bill is like
Jeshuram of old-he has "Raxed fat and
Kicked and the worst of it is, he has kicked up
his heels in the face of the Examiner. He
went and established an opposition paper to it,
and now don't pay any more attention to the
Examiner than if it wasn't the rankest Organ
Of the true blue unwashed, that ever existed
in Washington county or elsewhere,
The EtasHiner labored hard aud roarcd Justly
against Bills nomination. 1t accused him Of all
sorts of high crimes and msdemeanors, political
and private. But the Sovereign unwashco.'
never paid a bit of attention. but went provok-
ingly to work and give Bill the biggest lift in
Washington county that no or any body else
over got. What did the Eraminer do at this
and in return for this inhnman treatment? Did
it kick in the traccsP Ncvcri Did it do like
Greedy in '5a-"spit" on the platform? Not
at all! No, itswaIlowed Bill, boots and breaches,
put up his name, and now shippers away like
lame duck under the weight of his name at its
mast head, without daring to indulge its evident
penchant to shirk.
Indeed, the whole scene is one for sight seeing
philosophers like ourselves to dwell upon, and
noralize upon for small eternity-so laughing
-ing'y ridiculous is it to see the rod, swinging
IN tsrrOrsm, like the sword of Damocles, over
the heads of these partisan Journalists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21

EtPANIsH IOSS.-10 bales prime quality for sale by
- aug90 DOANEl g ADAMS.
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GARDENING.

TIME subscriber offers number acres suitable land
foSr miles from the city, on the National RoRder
rrposes vegetable and fsuit rasing) Wnl
lease for = number OF years on favorable terms,
tttIy Sl.in1 IHOS.. HoREBRoOK.
Once No. :11s76, Main street, up stairs.
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TIME large three story Brick building near the Stone
1nlIard as boarding house. Possession given on the
t5e store room in the game building, occupied
. a as sbcc store bv John Rankin. Apply to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-21

For Ike mt T.
atore ON Main street, North Wheeling, or
fnerIy occupied by 8. d. Vooarow Tor terms apply
=. = merry NSiIT5phI9l GEORGE =. WtCKHAM.
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II have just received another lot Of those
i,II,S 1As'AU VI 441euSal hatS. BLISS & CAMPBELL,
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NOTICE.
ICE ICE

Ii persons WIehing to supplied With Ice from mile
4ee House. viii please leave orders az the PIumbeE
Shop of Eiy5-2ml y N DJf,InSS nv
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ILLS STEEL PLoW:This celebrated PIoV stands un-
~ equaled and solicit from Farmers an exaJnInSfjon
OF its merits combining steel mould board with
possesses advantages found in no other
Aug aas14 fof SAFE Dy SMITH 8 eoRRr1I
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N. D. MAYNARD, Agent.
'Kendsll's Mills July 10th, 1858.
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nITTsBURUH sALT.-50O bbls. Just received and for
sale by DOANE & ADAMS, eb5
Tnug9O :. No. so Main Street.
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WHEAT DR1LLs.-sunerior Wheat Drills for sale At
w Manufacturers prices by 1-G 80 -
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White Wheat Family Flour.
30O BBLs Novelty and PhucnIx Mills brand, very
lUU perior article, just received and for sale by
SpSe6fsf - = =, DOANE &[ADASIS..
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UST REoEIYED:-JouYen's Inodorous PreparatIo1 for
cleaning Rid Glovesbest article of the find in pse.
furniture PSlish Baxin Antiscorbutic Elfir for
out alton: White and Black stic Pomsis.
Puts; All kinda Chalks for the skim S' : "NSt
augl4 DIv,,,, -.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27
Sacramento correspondence

SACRAMENTO FEB. 25 1858.
EDITOR BUT-rE REcoRD.-The scandal Of
the past few days, has been the account Of
the seduction of young girl. by married
man, a resident of Washington, olo county,
and if the newspaper accounts be correct it
is in reality a sorrowful case, and for which
the author deserves condem nation.
The opposition boat at present only runs
from here to the Bay, caused by the Combi-
nation steamers having adopted the same
tariff for freight to Marysvile as to this
place.
The present climate Of this place cannot be
surpassed by any country on the Globe
Nature seems to be well satisfied with her
self and at peace with all mankind.
The I'll Dorado deleg atioD, as usual, are in
a snarl about the county seat. / believe
there never has been session of the Legis-
lature, in which that county has not cost the
State, by its quarrels, enough to construct
all the necessary public buildings for their
use, and TO leave surplus in their treasury.
If some philanthropic Fillibuster would only
Walkerize and divide it among their neigh.
bors, he would undoubtedly be considered as
public benefactor.
BY the last steamer from Oregon, see
that one Walton, formerly connected with
the California press, has been sentenced to
seven years in the Penitentary, for burgla-
ry From wnat | can learn, l have no
doubt but he was q master spirit in Tom
Bells gang. He WAS formerly and during
the career of the above mentioned individual
resident Of the house kept by Madame
Cole, ON the Marysville and Camptonville
road.
The Forest Theatre has been opened few
nights by a joint stock company. AS to
sher acting or patronage, have nothing to
say not having been. BY their bills this
evening, see they intend doing Othello,
and whether more than one murder will be
committed. cannot say.
Wellei's reply to the Under Sheriff Of
Monterey county, is very creditable; but
something besides words is wanted, before
we will be rid of rabble murders.
Yours, BUTTE,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27
EulIaa nfaf7l.

A young man named William Myers, for
merly a drayman in Marysville, died very
suddenly on Thursday night at the County
Hospital. Myers came here on Wednesday,
and on Thursday morning started on foot for
Bidwells Bar When some four miles from
here on the road which rurs by the head of
Cherokee Rayine, he was suddenly taken
most violently sick, and was obliged to lie
down under tree, where he was found in
the afternoon and conveyed TO the Hospital,
death ensuing few hours after his arrival
there. A friend of the deceased tells as that
while ne was in company with him on We'd
nesday night, Myers frequently made use
Of the touotatiou s.let US eat. drink and be
merry, for tomorrow we die" and added,
al don't know what make. that expression
run in my head; perhaps my time will come
tomorrow sure enoGgh'
AS yet, we are in the dark concerning the
cause Of this very sudden death, but it will
probably be determined by post mortem
examination.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27
Repeal of the Town Charter.

A note from Sacramento informs US
that petition has been received and is now
before the Legislature. signed by about two
hundred and fifty names, praying that the
Town Charter Of 0roville may be repealed,
and it is quite probable that the prayer of
the petitioners will be granted, and the
Town left without local government, un
less our citizens opposed to repeal, take
measures to coun,eract the petition.
We have heretofore expressed our views
upon this subject, and still believe that it is
bad policy to abolish all municipal law. and
return to the unprotected condition the
Town was in previous to the incorporation
in May last. In entertaining these views,
we have not been governed by private or
political reasons; but have honestly and
candidly believed that repeal of the char
ter would be prejudicial to the best inter-
ests Of the Town, and the business interests
of our citizens generally. If the majority Of
our citizens desire to have the charter re-
pealed, we shall not interpose to defeat
slider such a step. Both plans have been
tried, and if they prefer no town govern
ment, so be it,
Those who think our Town Charter should
not be repealed. will please take notice that
numerously signed petition is now before
the Legislature asking its repeal, and that
it will probably be repealed, unless differ
ent showing shall be made. If the signers
are all genuine citizens of Oroville, which
we consider not very probable, they do not
comprise but trifle over one third Of the
voting population Of Oroville in May last.
But it is not our present intention to argue
the matter pro or con, but simply to ap-
prise our citizens Of the effort now making,
that those who oppose it, may have an op-
portunity of being heard in opposition.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27
An Internal Machine,

| General Allen Of the Marysvlle Ne,cs is
quite the antipodes Of his namesake and pre-
decessor, Ethan, being mild hammered man
and hater of private quarrels where he is
pcrforce party interested. But while the
General is unlike Ethan Allen. he is yet n
sort of Guy Fawkes, and would fain make
the .Ne,cs an Internal machine to blow up
and knock into infnitessmal flinders, cer-
tain adherents to, or dabblers in Democracy;
not that he is malicious, but because he
just as school boys like to witness the ex-
plosions of bursting pump logs and lead can
mons "for the fun of tho thing" Now with
this view, the General is quietly ramming
down an overcharge of explosive compounds
into the great Paixhan gun of Democracy,
and is watching with eager eyes. expecting
to see it explode by spontaneous combus-
ton resulting from contact of popular
sovereignty" with "expediency." IIo thinks
that cartridge made up Of the Butte Rec
ord, with the State Journal and Globe as
waddug, with little of his own blarney as
priming, touched off by the torch Of section
aism or amalgamation or something else.
will, ere long split the old "peacomaker'
wide open, and that he can sit astraddle of
his tripod and SEQ the fun secure from all
danger.
But he is doomed to disappointment. He
may live to see and hear load discharged
from the grand old gun, but the powder
which, when ignted shall cleanse her muz
zle, will drive therefrom not only the worth
less wad but will shoot off II bomb she'll OF
Democratic principles with it, that shall not
only astound him and make his ears ring
with the roar, but shall rout tho ranks Of the
enemy and encourage our weak and falter-
ing allies to beat back into line, avowing pop
ular sovereignty as their watchword, and
with their right hands on their hearts, and
the left hands pointing to the flag of their
country swear eternal allegiance to Democ-
rae
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27
turn at 1t.

THE &" AacHS' DECISION CONSTITUTION.
AL.--After mature deliberation, comforting
with astute legal gentleman, and carefully
reading aud studying tho columns of the
State Journal. wo have been brought to the
conclusion. that unparalleled rs is tho Archy
decision and in direct violation Of the law.
justice and common sense, that it is never
theless, Notwithstanding however, moreover,
nothing but constitutional Wecannot claim
that II is exactly in accordance with the spir-
IL and letter Of that very inconvenent STUN
bling block, tho strong constitution of Cali
fornia, nor yet, that of the Great Republic,
but still 1t is constitutional" and was
made under or upon. or in consideration Of
the very weak constitution of Stovall's body
corporate. This view of the case "lets OUT
the "expcdiency" Justices of the Supreme
Bench.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27

FLY TRAP.-The funniest contrivancs
we ever did see, "barrin" the patent hens
nest, is q fly trap which was being exhibited
yesterday at the st. Nicholas Hotel. 1t con-
sists of a box about as big as four bricks. at
tsched to ono end Of which is wheel cover
ed with a cloth, bedaubed and saturated
with fly bait. BY the slow and steady revo-
lutious of this wheel, the flies, mosquitoes
and other insects that congregate upon it,
are carried into the dark box which is sur
mounted by closely woven wire network. l..
and once inside of this latter, the victims
are corralled, forever. We very much doubt
that the rotary part Of this machiene will
ever prove wheel Of fortune to its Connect
icutt inventor. but IL is bound to DO wheel
Of misfortune to all the insects that take q
turn at IT,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27
Comm unic0tel.

"FLATTERY," says T., "is like poison
Gus compound of hypocrisy and falshood.
A we'll deserved compliment is like a health
full, exhilerating beverage. 1t is founded
upon truth. Flattery is bad whisky drug
ged, which deprives the weak reoi pient
(who is foolish enough to take it), Of his
reason, and is a ministered with view OF
robbing him of his reputation. or some other
person of their rights, Of which he is the
custodian The person offering the dose has
the most perfect contempt for him to whom
he would give it. If refused, he feels re.
buked if taken, a suppressed chuckle fol-
lows the knowledge that he has Hamlet
flute. which to the blower responds in faith
full notes; n violin upon which he can sound
an octave; an automaton Chess player,
which moves at his will
He says that q friend of his was q candi-
date for County Judge in 1854, in Sabine
county, Texas. That he exerted his pen,
used his tina and money, and his friend was
elected to the office That an important law
question was to be argued before the Judge,
that man who had been bitterly opposed
to his election, was for the Plaintiff. and he
was for the defendant. L knew he had the
right side of the case had studied the sub
jcct; had always, before all the courts of
the State. maintained the principles neces-
sary to sustain his cause; know positively
that the Judge never disagreed with him
upon those points of law involved.
The Judge made minutes of the points of
the case, which he deemed would decide il,
for the inspection of the counsel
The counsel for the plaintiff. holding the
paper containing these minutes in his hand,
addressed the Court, in CONCLUSION, in the
following language:
Il have studied this case for months, and
thought understood it well, but have
learned more by the bare inspection of this
paper than ever knew OF it before. Your
Honor's mind hss grasped this complex sub.
ject with a power of analysis that eclipses
the best efforts Of Mansfield and Ellenbor-
ough, and is equalled only by the mastery
powers of Justice Marshal"
The counsel saw the Judges eyes swim
ming with delight-dancing with joy. He
had won his case, and sat down. The de-
cision was promptly given. but no reasons
we're given to support the opinion. The
Judges heart was too full of delightful
emotions to allow his head to reason. Frown
ing, he turns to the cOunse for the defence,
and says
"You seem to think this court is mug
gins, and give your reasons for everything
as if this court could not understand these
simple questions without they were meas
ured ont to him as TO jury"
1t was agreed by all present, that il
would have hankrupted the Rothschlds at
this moment, to have taken this Judge at
his own valuation, and sold him at his mar
ket value
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-27

For the Lungs. Coughs. Colds, tSc.--
WIsrAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
vgor 10 vital action and relieves the system by ops
ing the pores of the skin, and promoting the secre-
tions nf the mucous matter Its action is snrdofc,
sedative and eXpectorant, by opening the pores, al
lay ing irritadon and by rendering the expulsion of
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam Will
feel immediate relief from the distressing irriiations
that accompany aectations of the respiratory organs.
The pores have been closed-the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from irration-the irritation is
soothed; the pulse is violent and feverish-hey are
sorened and the mucous membrane IS relieves, of its
engagement with rapidtty and All by the use
of this useful remedy. CAurioN.-As there are many
counterfelts look well at the signature before pur-
chasing: take none unless it has the name Of "San-
ford Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
others are base limitations.
COTTON & McDERMOTr, Agents, orovile.
PARK & WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, san Francisco. feb27-om