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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
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ONE OF THE BEsT PuIsATIVE AND LIVER MIDI
~ ClNhS nov before the PutIie, izuieIy, B SANF,Is
iSTIGuAATOE or Ltrsr tt-sy, that CgAo.!tc,
cine known. NOT oniy a CaiLartic, Lli a I,ser
acting hst ." the Lis'F 10 SCt i's ul0Ittd
' -, , %, : n oil,s,. sise;ts., Ni'-
a'ha O h"rt iiha'ies II steiEutHs tbs - SKI ~
- the same tine thai PHigrs u, ai when taken aIg
- DR. sASE;sI's IxvEsuaA,uE Il eo,rrOupa,d .n,I,
1iron HSH HtIcles OF Iaedlei.C nam, Is ,t,tns.
sOu'r idea Of the sETsuE trse sUE.E-ny lie fCru-
= ell wien Il u GhOwn t.aI IsvIrotHi.r
eOntaius rs hueii stTsu IA LIIT,
ons'' ~i'i'Y"i ANY OF ils tsist'r'gds ,Isets-
1iiua-ii Possessing HeugtIal Guns
have been aI little I' ev.T ussd
- "rdoT, which with unprecedented susrst. -
20 'Ldneg the proIr.tor IL oEel II iar., H.Le
- tTi-a and knONE it, elects l. rarely i.lss
to cure L''er C"fHPi"irls an ti''! Vorst ioIias.
ur he SP :. s ~ saSIArse' A'''' ia s's
1au'ies ' esns.a % an improper action the LireT
Set a"y one troaSi,'i St JaULa.sv IL,
s S. I Color s'A' and tea 'A s''i ' ga 10 assume
cosii,sns.s can he psrusnsr,y cared /, A., Iryiio-
-aOse the bIasis are len ~ l. lii, a., 49,
sEuIariJ ar eloV = uUrs SEA Isatis,is IL
yNVvry s"on relieved by tALs IT,. sEIys.
stomach 40 -''u''' anu '~D'I''' 81 Tie
FOR oTer-IOsded stomach equal ~ it re-
hesrhy ior family nS'iIcils gv.ets ally HiiELU
DH sAAToED's lSyIsoA.iUH rsconlr-, I.i,i
Tor LiVeT COGI ali s!uV
iron Diseased Liver. Thr 50 an II
our Payments ia iIs favor -tI.Oesd try aLu
eOuyictiuh u ceTtHlE that IL gItstISt txt-
SslnsS ever given 10 DysyrpIics ior 1t pIse
CaTr before The Letly tskrI ald Hou ~ can
cat anything edible uitLsut trouble btiuTr 9th
Ing but the ieht,st feod UOuid dssSt AID t,
gave pain Sow What . ~ NJ t.itE
s,li lvrT Complaint D. spepsi trouble ou Is, act
= fal to toy this, tine remedy
Essct.
- Itsre has never been tried in family remedy
(which las met with such unbouudsd
Of disease incident To clGTeu liz SAKFoKD IAVEc-
z ORATOR. nor il u alone 10. diseases
= Use II; for IL ACTS CGtilaTc u,idIy e nty
ahd seems TO TenVvstr tie oFOuEIlv thaI
y titns doing service al advising tLtaI
- wien they need medicine
ea-es that have utdcF notice where EI
rht las been received ia drsses LircT, Stomach
std Bowels, all sd to Eivr .I,I
ithas become us-;ul in iaIrily NiLot de
~ without it.-afIrJ fSif. An. } Ieia Lli
FKIcE OSE DOLLAR EJI1lE.
SASFORD CO, PTopTit ,SiS broadway New Ystk
7. II. LOGAN \ Co, AgsHtr Wheeling.
JOHN II. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO H. kENSEI. Pittsburgh W o!Csais Acente.
amtE-Ers-lv-f
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D, 1'"SH'"@tis" -Ne'taioio.-The agonies of
N'e'matism and Neuralgia are among the most
acute with which the human frame is afflicted
ana have here tOfore been found the most diff.
Su'' to remove. Happily remedy is now dis
covered by which the most obstinate cases can
~ nS immediately cured. The svor ign remedy is
DSass Arctic Liniment, for sale by Druggists
generally 1t is only necessary for the sufferer
ny 1t to he assured of its efficacy.
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DR.. Il. James' Extract of Cannabis Indca,
(Alcoholic preparation from the leaves imported
from Calcutta,) for the permanent cure of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Asthma Coughs, Colds,
Nervous Debility, &c. Price $I,Oo per bottle
None genuine without "Dr II. James, 10 Grand
street, Jersey City," blown in the bottle. For
sale by T. II. Logan & Co., sole agents Bridge
Corner, Main St, Wheeling, Va.
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Dir. SANrOED's TNvIGoRAToR-The most scep-
teal people can be convinced by trial that all
the family medicines are not humbug, and
that among the thousand of butterfly life there
are few of greatner it, and undoubted worth.
OF these, Dr.. Sanfords Invigo,ator,or Liver
Remedy, stands first and foremost among the
remedies of. the day tina: can be relied on as
= medicine that is all it is recommended by
its proprictors. 1t advertiscs itself on every
trial, for there are none who use it but
tell their friends to do so, aud so it goes from
mouth to mouth till all the people of the Union
have learned the good of this truly valuable
medicine 1t is recommended with testimonials
To prove its virtue for the cure OF liver com
plants of every kind, from the worst Dyspepsia
to u common headache, and is particularly adap-
ted to .iaundicc Dcranged Stomach, Bowel Com
plants and diseases of children.
One or two doses are said to cure cold with
scarce future. II is worth trial for this
alone. tits particularly adapted to the use of
ladies of sedcntary habits. Some ladies of the
the highest standing in society have given
their certificates of It's efficacy, andwe say to all
who are ailing, try one bottle, and you will new
er be without it.-BioontSoH Press. feb l.
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FROM CINCINSATL

Feb. 22.-There was a large anti Lecompt0n
meeting on Saturday afternoon. Jacob RCiI,-
hardt was chairman. Resolutions were adopted
denouncing the President and the Lecompton
Constitution and endorsing Douglas. Several
speeches were made
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ROR smIsRnER,

MRSsRs. EsTToRs:-Pctmt through your columns o
announce myself C1tzENs CASDinATE io- election
the olce Sheriff Ohio county, t!r Spring
Election. ltebll ISAAC COTS.
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ClEiTLE, IN, juno 8, 49,
have uSe,l Prof o. J. Eooa' Hair krstsrsuYe, ErI
have adaIrtd It, wonderful ,Iyc;s- ~ lar Sas tse.
ing. thought, PTei stUFely STAY ua 81 Ais
restorative Il has It's e4ior and
~ doubt, PrTIaanently
:. BRESSE, rx-S.ratar, q. =
o. WOOD CO., ProlTirtoTr. ~. BroAdWay ~ YIN
the " y Wire Railing and MARKET
street St Luais, No. And sold ~ E0oa Bruskss.
decS:,t ,tgs:
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4 Considerable chihL--A little girl of our
acquaintance, about fiveye of age, few even
,'ss since, upon retiring for the night, heard
her mother inploring the angels to watch over
and guard her child. The child lay quietly
eH'Iei up in her cozy little crib. The next
evening she insisted upon being removed from
We c'ib to bed. Being asked the reason for
ms singular request, She replied that there
VAS not room enough in the crib for the angel
!" lie down when it got tired watching.
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TOYLES DIETETIC SALER 4TCS Is deprived ofeveTy i'm
purity, aud When used according directions i
harmless Gpur- it superiority tSkIng coda
every thing else, in ting nrea, 81 cult ck and Pastry
Of all Suds-b-Auufuy llsh: and nutritious bring 1.
into general 1t be used the other
Sl!erHS but when u.el With CsantB IErtGr will yield
hfg+tH more 6rc1d t;iau v h-u yeast i used,
Directions or using with Cream cT IIytIr and with Sour
ftLE, accompany ing each package
For saIe only 10y 7. II. LOGAN & Co,
19gRHAvE'S IOLLAED HITTERS-iust received
ID d-Cl5 T e. JOHNSTON. IL; NsrS-tI
IOORpEk RU-rIAN CARS, i.UsI ,CuIiurtab Uluts
~ cap worn. AZ LaeIl S. d. mAEpkE SONS.
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FOR SHERIIjF.

hESsSs kDiIuRs:-Pieast SIuCuic- verify citizen
WIN. J. HOLsFEN, Independent candidate for
Sheriff, ia the ensuing Spring Eirct.vu.
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DETERMINATIONS IN LnEIsYILLE-

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22d--rhe military are now
parading. The Butchers are not in procession.
Wholesale stores arc generally closed, and we
have general holiday
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FOR SHt.IIIFII,


MEs5R7- EDiTONs :--Ilrasc = candidate 80
be elected S'sriH OF iO the Mas
( iur ltcb21 JOHN Il. HUBBARD.
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ROm SmERIRR

PELLoW CITIEESsAt the solicitation Of
Der % friends again UGrr myself candidate ior
OILS. OF sheriff for Ohio county i Inyself elect-d
TO discharge 'he duties Of the oe- with iufarIality
f,bS a BEDILLtON.
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SETTLEMENTS

CcoUNTS against all parties indebted TO the suhscri-
u bets wall be m.de and ready for settlement BY
rst OF JanuS Those calling accounts bT
that ~ viii Be presented With Immediately tberesf
~. ldec9Il HCLALLENS, KSoX = CO.
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MAY ELECTION.
SHERIEkAITX.

EDs. ak the privilege OF announcing
well known and PoPular fellow citizru AtCilliALL
WARREN, y Can lidste for the SheTGalty the
LIZ Spring Election. lfubIIl CITIZENS.
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Tia RctoH .Kor&et.-In consequence Of the
odd weather, the market has not been well sup
r.iei for a week or so. The following are the
ringing prices for the principal articles of FAM
y use:
Poult,y-Turkeys 10 cts per ID; Chickens
ct, per H., 10 to 20 cts each Eggs-1O to 10
els per doz Butter-l6 to Is cts per ID. Fresh
fcr's-Surloin Steak, IL cts; Porter House do,
Is cts Rump do, 10 cts; Rib Roast 10 cts;
Chuck Roast 5 cts; Mutton Chops 10 cts; Hind
quarters ct>; Fore,quaI tiers S cts; Veal Outlets
OtOl2 cts; Forks, 10 cts. S,Slt -Ieqt8-Corned
Beef 10 cts; Picked Pork IL CTS; Hams / to
u cts; Sausages 10 cts; Beef Tongues 80 to 81
cts each; Lard 10 to IL cts per ID. Fish-None
in market Fruit--Cranbcrrie 81 per bushel;
apples 81, 80 to 70 per bbl. Tegctabtss-Po-
tatOes So to 80 cts per bush; TurnipS, 40 to 30;
Onions, soc to 500; Carrots, 40 to 80; Beets,
Pusnips 40 to 49, Cabbage, 6 to 8 cts per
head.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HART!
Completely Preserved
TO TRE GREAT TEST AGE!:!

M 7ho that gray EoGia not have r-stcr,d
saes eoloros bs, but ESsd hat. tiy
Of tfUGhir VIE SCI oft!a, ttul
car won" De ea-~d, or vE sex hszcet
would be cured. II III also iI-nrl, l. n
IaSe AMI akin Prof WoOs lair kesicIzt.T> VII &C ~
taiE, SGT circular ats. iht following:
ASS AEruE, NoVtEbrT5 ;, lS5e.
PSpF o. J. WOou-DeaT Sir; rave l=ar said "a
ths W0Ed~rnl ELECTS your Hair kertSratits, having
been 50 often cheated b GuseAtTy Su4ek
hair dyes, Se WAS disposed g. Place Esst0ssJle
the sauIr category WL the tl0uzana
Peted quaeE remedies UIt LaVTtltr cOs.ss
some months since, Vhvu gaze
induced tie trial o. your Restorative la ny faniy-f:st
by good Niie NiuS Lair had
tTriy white aud bvfers e&Eaust oF Isrs Il 4
dies, her hair restoie heaTl1
brown color, thckeEet and btcoue beNrt;ut
siossy ueh' and entirely the L eeinnss -
use "; Not supply because 81 S<aEt iIS ulti
the hair, bat because sf its heali,l nLuIee upal S
head aud mind. Others Iay family friends us:I
yous Restorative With the Eaplst enlcts;
skePties aud dOuts in Te;ttenee iis ehzTsetar
value are entirely removed ami rufz
" ana coAidrntialH Ncnid
have thSir hair TSst0Qd from Whit grsy y reason -
sickness OF agr,) 10 original color beauty
persons who cola has thsiT hair IUssy
NrTs ally AID gratefully oars
SOLOMON MANN
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FRiEsD "oop: y long time afi.r ss yeu BI..-
neld before Got AS hStir 81 Restorative aAe
gave Iue Al order your In Detroit EEsl
Al concluded 10 try 10 Ts. MAas LAIR
test Of its power. IL has done AL
NoGl do; And others Of family aHd rs
messed IL eEccts, usir aud rlfE
T. Sthers ent To tie highest "a 60 %
Tor Again, very I,ctfsiiy ard sTEiy, GUS
SOLOMON
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YEJLJY IND EIYJYOVYT

Mrssts EDITORS :-Plca.e .ua0nFc a candidate
for reelection Je cfee - StH OF Ohio CUuUtH,
the Spring Elreton. Lhbil SAM'l.. LEVIN.
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FOR aIIEnIER.

MEsSRs EnIORs.-PIras, announce candidate fer
the Office Sheriff Of Otto county ti- if SriUG
EIsetioH. IfsiIl AHDREw While
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Military P,rade.-The Virginia State Fem
s'''es and Riti!emen were out on parade yester-
uAy' This was about the only demonstration
We witnessed in honor of the anniversary OF
"a>hlngton's Birth Day, except the cotillion
PARTIES in the evening. We presume, however,
:, 'a' our lukewarmnesS was amply atoned for at
the other end of the State.
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! COIINTY- COITR'r.

MEssEs EDITohs:-Flr4sv announce . candidate
sOr reelection CLERK the County county
AT the ensuing May Election [fh6 JNC- NcCOLLOCiI-
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r,,i,s-Mr. L. Rice is our authorized agent
,,,i,it and collect the city and suburb sub
:,,i,ns TO the Duly Lateltigeacer.
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A New Light

A New Light
VIZ Drumrnond Light TUoIur-d improved SYLVIC
OlL, has no equal, aEd alter p,TsOnAI sstls-
factory trial. the pubie - sATI Omar
anu best portable Hight ia sai, because II -
Tree iTotq AL explosive pTceTtIeE Il
cost pr hour is less than half u best sr
ths snatst amp Wa burn brilliant h steady HGHc
light for sny Ordinary sized om, and having ureia ,tie
il TO public favor.
For sale Wholesale the House Furnishing
store o. J. K DUNIIAH a Gu.
jan ~ No. Ii5, Main 81 v hrrlin.. VI
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FROM NEW YORK.

Feb. 22.-The Havana correspondent of the
Times says:
Mexican difficulties have been adjusted, and
the ieet is under orders 10 return to Spain.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Feb. 22.-Julgc Kane died at his residence
MIR ti.is city at last cv, ming.
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DEAD.

DEAD
BuFFNLo. Feb. 22.-Mr. Foote, editor of Adj
vertiser. Minister To Baso:a under Harrison,
and to Vienna under FILLMORE, died last night.
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". r,auest that our patrons would always
II, tbeir advertisements by three o'clock
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK.

,., received at this office, another lot of Burr's
Ipk-the best in the country. Orders from
'H2s..' ,s.es promptly filled. Terms cash.
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
American improvements in
w a TCHE

{ NFEClION Of MECHANISM.
American improvements in
/ WATCHES.
TIE BEST TiSiE KEEPER AT THE LOWEST COST.
By aid Of ~ Macfn, and many
aud altogether original inyentOrs ablr
machines delicate, system OF
manufacture complete shat every watch
act counterpart The Improvements lin pie and
beautiful in plan and construction, have been
sed by the abIes judges fault principle
Icy. Each engraved "APrLEToS Co, Wal
imam, Mass and Is accompanied W rtihcatv Of SnG-
ineRes5 and
PERPETUAL WARRANTY.
We ask TO bus these Watches merely became sy
are OF American manufacture We ask that thx
shall not be permit ted to prejudice exclude thtu
consdsTati We claim that Watches equal quality
merit cannot Ls obtained cheap ia Europe and
Orders Inquiries be addressed directly
any Of the aforementioned fTms Whs agents the
sale OF our Watches.
MeSsTs. COOPER & FELLOWS No. i Maiden Laue. ~ Y.
"a FELLOWS CO., M. II
pLATT BROTHER, No. go
CARY, HOWARD ( SANGER, Chambers ~, "a
nILDLBURN BROTHER, Philadelphia.
a. PRATT 4 REATH.
PALMER & BACIIELpERs, Boston.
- BITELOW BROS. EESNARD,
- DUnME & CO Cincinnati
and Mssr-- Robbins APPLETON No. Is Maiden Lane,
n WHO are agents for tf general
APPLETON, TRACY 4 CO..
Saecessors tn the Boston Watch Company.
Boston Watch Factory, Wahaui, Mass, july, 1887.
Ggbi6-Iulaw
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NIbMFIIIeV
hereby certify that having badly bruised and
seaed by explosion Steam Boiler friend induced
to try Bragg's Arctic Liument. Tie
~ ted from the scaldS and in short time,
the pain gone from the bruises. in weeks
well, and able to resume my business.
HENRY lIANERSSILL, residence Jackson street.
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.ba afternoon, in order TO secure their inseI-
- the morning following. The crowd Of
IN work renders it necessary.
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CINCINNAlI MARKEr

FEB. 22.-Flour unchanged; 500 bbls sold ut
SO, 80 for Supcrinr. Whisky Il! aud steady
Nothing has transriIed 50 far In hogs or pro-
visions. Groceries Hrm.
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FROM pHUADTIpUN

Feb. 22.-Mrs. Il. : Kirkpatrick was arrest
ed on the charge OF being Implicated in the at
tempted POISONING Of Edw, kirkpatrick and
fImiiy. The servant girl has recognized the
plate on which the poisoned pic was delivered
She says Mrs. X. broke to pieces two similar
plates after hearing of the poisoning case.
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Timothy, g ton. ........t8,OU
Glover. .......... ...G,UU
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, = b............ 4
my. ...''....... -....-il
Cali, green ........ -. Z
DRY .-............l jG .
sheep SEins............1vg! ~
HOPS.
The Washington union., 1858-03-31
THE CAUCUS LAST NIGHT

The democratic caucus met last night in the hall
Of the House Of Representatives according to adjourn
ment. There q large attendance The evening was
consumed in the discussion of the beneficial results to
the country of the admission of Kansas in contrast with
the evils that would attend Its rejection We learn there
entire absence of personality on tho part of all
and that proposition submitted, there seeming to
be tact understanding that should be offered
Before the close of the proceedings several of the anti
Lccomptonites withdrew after which resolution was
unanimously adopted, to the effect that the democratic
party would stand by the Kansas bill it from the
Senate Some of the remaining anti Lecomptonites do
clarcd that they would not be bound by it.
The Washington union., 1858-03-31
REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.

It Is Stated that the 4th instant spread revo-
ution under the auspices Of General Paez broke out In
tho interior of Venezuela extending In turn to Puerto
Cabelio and Caracas The former place taken by
the revolutionss the 9th inst and the It'll inst
body of TO- 900 men marched for Caracas and demanded
resignation from President Monagas with the surrender
Of all governmental power President Monagas percmp-
toy refused the conditions and proclaimed the capital in
q state of siege
On the llth intelligence reached Lnguayrn that Gen.
Castro Of Barquisimeto had approached the town Of La
Vctora25 miles from Caraccas-with force of A. 900
men, well armed and equipped The Monagas party had
only 500 men, and in condition to attempt
vigorous resistance. The two armies had been in sight
OF each other for week.
1t also stated that private advces have been received
at New York announcing that the government troops
have been defeated.
The Washington union., 1858-03-31
GOV. DENVER, OF KANSAS.

Kansas correspondent of the st. Louis Republican
says of this gentleman
Gov Denver has deported himself in his executive
and individual capacity that large majority of the free
State have become his sincere admirers and steadast
friends and Lane will find his hostile demonstrations
promptly met and smmary crushed out his course re-
buked and himself repudiated by much the best portion
of that great and noble party wh2se sympathy and con-
currence he invokes insidously Ind with design 30
obviously neaous that notwithstanding all his artfu
and expert lubricty, he is plainly understood and will
be severely reprobated by all who retain solitary spark
of the spirit of humanity morality, and Justice He
has frequently, with his practised Crossings given
the wrong scmblance of the right, and thus mised
the honest and nwary thata vigilance has been awaken
ed which will render apparent the sunlight his bit
ter personal magnty and his crafty effort to induce them
to assume the execution of his vengeance
The Washington union., 1858-03-31
Tnr srnclAt KAxsAa MrssAor AND rrs Errrcrs. :

THE SPEcIAt KANSAS MESSAGE AND IT'S ErPEcrs.-
Mr.. Buchanan, in view Of the effects which his
special message to Congress on the subject Of the
affairs of Kansas, has produced, not only in this
country, but throughout the world, may we'll say to
the democracy as Paul said to the Corinthians " If
be not an apostle unto others, yet doubtless am
to you !" for never in tho history of great contro-
vsrsy has paper done 80 much as that to disspate
error to subdue passion to enthrone the Judgment,
and to vindicate the of justice and truth The
special message is document of great force, clear
nsse, and unAnswerable argument; but there must
Aave bssn something beside these to have produced
<hs widespread, overwhelming effects which are
The Washington union., 1858-03-31

now visible at all hands, in every part Of the
try 1t was the blamesss character of the Chief
Magistrate Of this great and good people. II was
the honesty of his purposes, the singleness of his
aims as public man, infusng and commanding ev-
erywhere unbounded confidence in his patriotism
and love of peace and concord. He could address
the heart as well the intellect of the nation He
could bear testimony and be heard !; because his
countrymen knew he was apostle unto them and
would be true to their character and their govern
mont
The Washington union., 1858-03-31
WLLARps', March %, 1858.

Gov. DENyER.-The Kansas Herald, of Leaven-
worth, thus alludes to recent visit of Gov Denver
to that city:
"Gov, DENVER. This gentleman arrived in our city
Tuesday last from LecomptOn and remained until Thurs
day, when he returned. He looking remarkably
we'll As officer he has thus far discharged his duty
faithfully fearlessly, and impartiay. He has, by his
uniform straightforward course inspired men Of all par
ties in Kansas with confidence his ability and integrity
He has brought order almost Of chaos he has ncu
Gated spirit Of loyalty and good feeling among the great
body of the people. And under his wise and prudent
counsels Kansas affairs will be settled in legal and
peaceablo manner.
There are many persons in this and in every
country TO whom the hurricane and the storm afford
the atmosphere of life. Peace and order are the
bane of their very existence. They could no more
breathe in the midst of industry and political
the chemical properties of the SOIL The toad feeds
upon the yapors of the dungeon and finds in its
damp, stiAed air the sustenance of life. The bat, an
animal happily crossed between mouse and bird
flies in phrensied passion in the light that attracts
and blinds it, The political agtator partakes largely
effect which moments clear sky in Lawrence Kan
sas has had upon the political toads and bats of that
city of rebels may be seen from another paragraph
which we cut from the Herald Of the 18th inst:
At the city election week two since in Lawrence
for city officers the conservative, peoples ticket pre-
vailed the radical ultra ticket This Is doing
pretty well for Lawrence and shows that tho good
Of the people is returning The Topeka and rebelious
faconists in the Territory fast going down. Soon
such party will be no more, and men will be ashamed
to acknowledge they ever belonged to such party"