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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-01

There are, according to the Washington
Union, three parties in Congress-not the Dem
ocrats Republicans, or 'Mericans, or the Admin
istration, Opposition and Scattering, but the
Administration, Opposition and A6sentees.
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Quick TIaE-we learned yester day that
Messrs Berger { Hoffman, leather manufactur-
ers and dealers. of this city, received lot Of
leather from New York, as regular freight, per
the B. & O. R. R., in the unprecedently quick
time of three days. That certainly is something
of which the B. & o. folks may well be pround
of We believe they are determined to distance
ali competition everywhere.
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y ;, '1-'--.'' + new ElRM.

- DRs. BARTLETT WINCIIELL dentists, III
MaE ketStFeet Opposite " ssAins ton Hall, Whte-
~LLLIrICiine Va.
Dr. Winehsl being compatibility his rapidly increasing
business, add 10 i= doing the
pleasureIu informing his friends and the public that
formed business connection with " = aTtett VI. b.
Eo has had Eileen successful the ben
IalDrofessiSn.
DTS- B. q W. prepared 20 perform every 0ptTaf'puia
Surgical and Mechanical Dent!stFyare familiar with.
practice all the latest improvements of the DaaIAr
guarantee that for beauty durability, and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed
Persons who have denied themselves ple.ETe and
comfort Of Artificial T from the great dread - suffer-
Ing Inexperienced during he necessary preliminary
Sion O? tie old teeth and Informed that
process entirely unlike ChInrcforn Ethsr apca
bic in and psrJsefighdrlESss in az.
nov extracted ytthOutpain-
ANY Information 4pprraiuing 10 their pT0es-
sion they viii be pleased to give gratis
Please call and examine specimens OF Artificial Teeth.
~ O1lce open At all hours. seplt
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Circumstances, like potte.s, make most men,
but there are few gallant hearts who have
made circumstances. Gallantry does not al
ways wear a sword or grasp a rife He is 4
gallant man who does not shrink from ceaselesS.
earnest work, either fhead or hand, and he has
won a Blenheim battle who does not fear to-
morrow
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A WONDERFUL REMxDY!-Mr. B. D. Wood late
Justice of the Peace, East Birmingham. Pa,
says:
Il have been afflicted with disease of the
Stomach, palpitatipn of the heart and nervous
headache, for nearly fifteen years, and have
spent hundreds of dollars in order to effect
cure but to no purpose. After using three bot.
ties of your Holland Btters, feel myself entire
ly restored. | can eat aud sleep well and at
tend to my business with pleasure, and would
therefore recommend it to all those - no are
similarly afflicted" Sec advertisement
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PoLITIcAL lTENS.-The proprietor of the Con-
gressional Globe expresses much trifcation
at the prospect Of the disposal Of al, compton,
by Congress this week. He says til, labor OF
publishing the vouminous Kansas debatcsis sex
cessive and killing" as lit has nearly all been
performed ut night, and all night night after
night" The Globe reporters and printers must
have hard time of it.
Mr.. John Miller, late Postmaster at Philsdel.
phia, was the man in whose pocket the $25, 600
paid by the Bank of Pennsylvania, per its Pre-
sident, Thomas Allibone, for the bargain at
which it sold its bark building for Postofiicc
purposes, price S25O,o00; found its way-onIy
ten per cent. on the sum paid by Government!
That was a cheap job.
The city of st. Louis must be ovcrrun with
Free Sellers. The Mayor orthe city is Free
Soier, and the opposition to his administration
have nominated another Free Soiler to succeed
him. The pro-slavery men have to come out
as Independents, and run Free Soiler that
they may enjoy the hope ofthe shadow of sue
cess.
The Dayton, co. Empire is disappointed in
Mr.. Douglas last speech. 1t says: EVERY
step he takes marks him doomed man. From
the first fiery and cratic onslaught upon the
President, he has been going down, down, down,
until already he has sunk beneath the political
horison of his party-shall we say to rise agaips
or to raise no more forever Let the future
tell
oNE ofthO Washington correspondents to the
n. Y. Times. "a Jenkyns) writes that ''the Sat.
urday receptions at the White House are the
more agreeable, from the fact that bot6 the clerk.
aud the tradespeople Of Washington are unable
to attend them'H!
Isn't this riehr How disgusting is the ape
ing of foreign customs even in sonadl The
Clerks and lradespeople," will probably have
reception of their own, and no "Jenkyns'' will
he admitted! Who would suffer?
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LEcoMPToS To-DAY.-We learn by special in
telligence from Washington City, yesterday,
that the passage or rejection of LecomptOn to-
day, at one o'clock, is involved in distracting
uncertainty The Hon. Bill Lawrence, from
over the river here, was in perplexing stand
on the fence as to how he should vote He
seemed in q fair way not to know until the vote
was called. Our information is to the effect that
Lecompton will be probably put through at any
expense. a mighty effort was being made pro
and con. We await the dispatches with no
little interest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-01

TnE USE DE GAs-Inportant Jnrestigation.-
1t may be some consolation to those of our
readers who have discontinued the use of gas in
their houses, to learn the result of an investga-
ton just made and published by the Boston
Society for Medical Improvement. The imme-
diate cause of the investigation was the alleged
death of a man named Bowman, near Boston,
from inhaling the atmosphere of room heated
by what is known as "Davis Gas Stove" This
committee in their report, take occasion to pass
upon the bad effects of the imperfect combus-
ton of gas, or, in other words, ofitJ effect when
esruuuS lIIA'i pcs Io"''y ~'''S'' 'F'
iume, remarking that
An adequate and sufficient cause ofthe fatal re-
suit is found in the deleterous produ cts result
ing from the imperfect combustion ofcoal gas
The products ofperfect combustion are gaseous
carbonic acid and the vapor ofwater, the effect of
which, where oxygen is freely admitted, isper-
fectly innocuous. From imperfect combustion,
however, the committee find that, in addition to
water and carbonc acid, there are evolved car
bonic oxide gus, and various vapors having "a
powerful and offensive odor, which, although
fortunately they announce their presence very
plainly, in the highest degree Injurious, eth
er to inhale, to absorb through the pores of
the skin.
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flor The IntellIgener.1

HoLv Observation-Disclosures will be Holy
Thursday, the anniversary of the institution Of
the Lords Supper - WhceIiRg Times, .Hared
slst.
l have always understood Holy Thursday"
was the day on which the ascension of our
Saviour is eOmmemOrated, ten days before Whit.
suntide H.
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pANIEL y. !aURPHY.

o.J.wOoD co., Proprietors SI2 Broadway, New York
I'm the great \. Y Wire Railing Estahlshmentl and III
Market St, st. Louis. No. And sold by all good Drug
S' decsdtw4w1y- ez.sp;-sm
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GEORGE W UIGGINBUTHA
SARAH A. HIGGINE0FHAM.
Gardiner. Maine, June q, 1855.


G2fdtners MaineB June II l-1o.
PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dear Sir: have used tvo bottles
Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and truly
Il s the greatest discovery OF the age for restoring and
changing the Hair. Before using Il Of seven
~. My Hair has attained original color You
Il to the world without fear, my
Of the worst kind.
Yours R.:Pss.f.lly. $500
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Notice.

WE requested to say II the patrons Mr..
w fred CaldEe, who wish his
for the Spring Of Circuit hand in their
claims his office previous Saturday evening" ALul g.
counsel. mh3i-4t
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue OF deed Of TO from I's.s - r.
- dated the F8d day Of SePteuheF A. =. $50 ia ped
corded Ia the Clerks office Ohio County toaI. -. 81
Book No ~ folio ass EiII sell pablie atei - Esse
day Of Nay, ISIS, At tie front door 81 - All IL
Of Ohio county IN the city Of wheeling, Nsn "a q
real estats granted and conveyed 10 me an haR
trust rs described IN said deed, that . to sAl IN Ess
adsitfon to eIty Wheeling, and sita blps
Eet corner OF Chap.ine and MARSHAL stre, ErsA -
ssrae uropeFty conveyed By Joseph GraFse ,ss-
.-if. by deed bearing date Septern her =. = y
Terms % sac made known on The day % -; ri. =
seIlins as Trustee, shall convey Only
vested Ia me By said 4, cal Of trust ,-,s- Frtss.
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AMBROTYPES

WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, Sheet Iron, Patent Leather, dc
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO. Monroe Street.
ap1-2w @. A. GRIRFIN, Artist
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CmEOPLAsTgC PROCESS

An Improvement IN Mechanical Dentistry.
DR. G. ". MOORE would respectfully
49, inform the citizens Of Wheeling aud the
UI6TYy public generally, that having jssi F-ts-He4
from Baltimore, where from personal j.
struetion from the Patentee Dr. A. Blany AND Dr..
Chure DenonstratOr Of Operative Dentistry ia the Bal
timore Dental College, and having purchased the rt
the above named improvement, he IL prepared
20 Introduce among his patrons tIs ra=;hsi in IL
Of Dentistry This process the cd
lice, in the folio wing particulars:
1st Il absolutely the and
consequently u th- mouth.
"a. As spaces left for the odgmsnt OF food or The
Fecretons. is ssr is remarkable Cor its eleanlness
81. Partial sets from q full b inserted
with perfect success Wthou: the Of c1s Sprsg
which destructive the natural and ought %
be disco 4HtsaHesd b. every operator regarding the good
Of his patients
ov-r all other methods
Ssh FROM It's nice adaptation feels Light in Prsr0r:-a
TO its weight.
The public are invited call AID specimens
Dr. 81 has purchased the exclusive right for te city OF
MheelinE and Is also authorized sell rights fs Ohio ant
Virginia.
WLssfiH1- rhythm
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DENTISTRY

VIE undersigned respectfully inform the public thattey
have associated themselves together Tor the FTcse
q Dentistry. Their etce l. 1t II Hgrs street thet
Monroe AMI Uuon SIS, they will be hapPy
their ffiends and all others wishing t= services Of
Dentist.
They were both students anifor veral earshe a,ss;
ants Of the late Dr. Haliihe, and she senior partner has
been constantly in the sar himself for IL
last eleven years daring which time h- has
ted with OF rh= -anC DetiSts AT IT,
cities of tie United States E,lliarsrd himself
with their various Decuaritiss In operating They there
fore feel c"nd~ut Of being able entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor them With their PATRONAGE
ABR ROBERTSON, N n.
Whe ling, Nov Is, 1851. JAMES ORR.
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INTERESTING Nxws.-ou readers will End an
interesting summary of the latest religious news
by the mails, on the first page of this DAYS
paper.
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whe ling, Nov.1s, 1881.

N-B-Nessrs Il o. take pleasure IN referring by p
caissiou. 10 the fOiloTing Gentlemen:
h T. Weed, D. D.: Hon Geo ". Thompson, His Hon AGA
C7i=eli- Morgan Nelson, Esq. 3. NJ Fol, Esd DrJ1hu
Fris=l, DR.. ". J. Bates DE-. Il IT, Cunirains, Or s.
IItreth DTA 5. To H. aIIant DeapIAn, John Eaoir,
ESQ, A,CaIiens, EuoN z Co.. Iarsh TAYLOR. noyI3
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New Advertisements.
A Gard.

THE Frenen and citizens Wheeling Will please accept
my heartfelt thanks for heir generous noble
duct and liberal exeTtions aauTded 70 during the
late IRE. L. MOONEY.
P S-The pnb!e supplied with papers, until
HpI-lt L. MOONEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-01

TuE FREEIAN's JOURNAL AND LEcoMPTox
Throughout the whole controversy about LIE.
compton, no paper has more steadfasty and in
dependently rebuked the iniquitous scheme than
the Frseman's (cathOlic) Journal, the reputed
Organ of Archbishop Hughes, New York. 1t
deserves great credit for the high stand which
it took and maintained, We have reason to
believe from its tone that it represents the sen.
tiinents of great mass of the foreign voters, of
its own Church, in New York
Says the last number of the Journal, in la
king review of the matter:
The defeat of Mr.. Fremont was Judged to be
the happy overthrow of hapless adventurer.
who was perfectly willing to try the experiment
of playing sectional President at the probable
expense of the union of the States. We at the
North, who believe in all the great ideas-both
memories and hoPes-which cluster around the
Union, rejoiced chiefly in the success, not of
names, nor of persons, but of principles, MS
nobly establishedin the triumph of James Blu
chanan; we had no miSgivings of his fidelity to
the doctrines which his election embodied But
the President has disappointed the hopes or ms
friends. He has gone over to his enelnics-he
has rent the Democratic party in twain. Ex-
trelneS have met and the Administration, steer
ing wildly, has missed cvla, and dashed onto
CharybdiS. We defeated the sectional candi-
date, but we are cursed with sectional Admin
istration the first in our history. Il is encour-
aging to remember that it was not sectional
Administration that was nLEcTEB
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A GARD.
" return thanks for the liberal patronage extended TO
W since the adoption principles OF busi-
ness, the FIRST day Of January are pleased 10
ind the system works well aud appreciation of
our customers
We shall tomorrow, April send In all account,
made since the LIST OF January last required
to be prompt In the payment debts VIII expect
the same Of customers. We adopted
pies mature reflection, believing be for TIE
ersst OF both parties, and published far and vide
and intend to adhere them strictly trust therefore,
none VIII take oence but be prepared cash their bills
when presented.
~ After this date will he pleased to run accounts
TO the LIST Jay with those and ksOss pay
and believed viii he their to deal With MS As We
have but price for all and the terms for an
mh3I-Ss SENsENRY co.
UT received for sale very low Wooden and WilIoE
" CABS, tyrrE price. Lmh:Tl PAYNE / CO.
OoMIN0ES, Cn-ss men, CIscker men, Checker I50Zris,
- &c, always on hand At the variety store Of
mhs7 PAYNE co.
FRESH fro the Publishers, large New 1sif songs
and Dueta Musicians are invited to call aud yaline
I1L4 PAYSf CO.
L EAD QUARTERS for Wall Paper, WInioT Minds
Blank Books, Cutlery Perf1mery, Music
y GOODS generally, L At tmh9T PAYSE cos
lUR stock Is nov complete and confident great
er variety Of good and Fashionable goods WaS n-ver
before oered In Wheeling Our and the p1hlie
ssnSEaty are invited TO call and FOR themseVes
nhl" PAYNE co.
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extra BILLY SMITH" DIsowNlNG HIS MAN
HooD.-We have member of Congress from
this State, known as Extra Billy Smith, thus
dubbed from the doubtful reputation which ne
acquired in the matter of showing an extra
greed for extra compensation for his Congress
sional services. He is fair specimen, to
mind, of time serving politician. When
Know Nothingism WAS once the rage within
our borders, he resolved himself into sort of
half horse and half alligator" Democrat and
Know Nothing-that is, he contrived to get the
support of both parties, by billing with the one
and cooling with the other. This man-this
"Superluous William had the impudence-
the unblushing efFrontery, the other day, as was
noted in our telegraph column to rise in his
place in the House, and read Gov. Wise out of
the party. In answer to question from Mr..
Davis, of Indiana, while he was thus excom-
municating the Governor, Extra Billy said
Did not the gentleman from Indiana know
that the President was the head of the Demo-
cratic party, and that he has urged, with all his
power, the admission of Kansas, under the Le-
compton Constitution?
Mr.. Davis-Bccause the President has re-
commended this measure, does it therefore fol-
low that every Democrat must vote for il? The
President may advise but not command me
Mr.. Smith said the President is the represent
tative of the Democracy and Kansas, in all shapes
and FORMS and intimated that Mr.. Davis opposed
Lecompton at the prompting of the Republicans
Mr.. Davis replied that he intended to carry
ont the recommendations of the President up to
November last, when the President thought
proper to change his front
Mr. Smith-ExactlY, that is the language of
rebellion. [Laughter.]
Mr.. Dayis-Itis the language ola frecman.-
tCries of "Goodl'l
Just exactly. Mr.. Smith is partisan-and
apoor partisan who does the bidding of power,
is ofallanimated nature the most ahect spectacle
man who will, in this age fthe world, stand
up and publicly avow his sordid captivity to the
behests of any man, or set of men, does not rise
even to the dignity of pigmy in craftsmanship.
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THE GREAT BEAUTIFiER,
so LoxG UNsUccEssFuLLY SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!

NOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR TO
its original color; covers uxdIIantlJ the bald head
all dandruf, itching and 81 serOula, scAld head
and all eruptcns makes the hair soft healthy aud glossy
and will preserve any Imaginable removes,
II by gic all biotehes &C. from the face and cures all
uralga and head ache Zee circular and the
following:
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For Rent or Sale.

TINHE Dwelling House lately occupied bv Gen Cha, n
Hassy Bridgeport, Ohio With the above there are t
acres OF land and Al abundance Of fruit. siOO De.
year. 49, ~
North Wheeling Rent $40 pe- year. ''
Also, tEo small comfortable brick houses esr
three Kennedy street. North Whsel.ng l.ut a.
per month, or $50 per
Possession to all the above given the ist AI,rn
Any o. this property VIII he sold los exchanged fr
Western lands. "
Inquir- Of H. D. OwISGS, a. ott sons Hzriua-e ,;o-s
cornrr af Moaro- Market IS r,bst
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For Rent

WAT desirable property nsar SIt. Wood Cerasterv
SUFFICIENT accommodations for large family Tf- st
contains two acres which could he sosd r.rt,
gardeu- Also good orchard &C. and All iafely epe,s
stth an exeellentfsnee- For terms apply to
n1Sl-u 4 =. HUIIIHEN
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For kent
Offices to Let.

VIE Store Room Main street, North Wheeling for
4 meTly occupied by :. d. Woodrow For term spf'v
10 lmhl9l GEORGE Z WICKHAM
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EvERAL roomst let iFIe 2Rs MeIoieor IN Is
y nEs. Also, corner Of Quincy and Maia SIS IaI. -,
eUpied By -InteigcHeer'' news
mh1s Apply to wv L. McAFEE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-24

A letter FROM Italy tells story Of .
display Of the right sort Ut "Amer,ean-
i.m' By one Of our countrymen, in Fior-
euce. The Church Of England hs. =
congregation ,lere.,he expenses OF which
are paid BY an admission tee Of TWO paul.
demanded of ab who enter the church
The receipts from this source being M D.
sufficient to provide for the support Oh
the minister and sexton. the vcs'ryman
IAN English) had to mako it up FROM their
own private purses. One Of the members
resigned, and an American was request,
Cd 70 take his place. knowing very Wen
tho object of the proposition, our coun-
trynan determined to make the best par
gain he could, aud consented to serve On
condition that prayer for tho President
and his Cab net should be Inserted N tho
service, along with that for the Queen
and the royal family. The terms were
accented; the new vestrynan was install,
led into Office; the worthy clergyman aud
the vigilant beadle are now provided tor'
and public prayer is constantly made ior
the American President and his MINIS,
tiers, on the banks of the classic old Arno
All the result of a good Yankee bargain
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na- Camphor will not stop the raya-
yes Of moths in carpets after they have
commenced eating Then they pay no
regard to the presence Of camphor, cedar
or tobacco \ housekecper says:
conquered them wholly in this way |
took coarse towel ana wrung 1t out OF
clean water and spread it smoothly on
the carpet, then ironed it dry with good
hot iron, repeating the operation on all
suspected places, aud those least used.
1t does not injure tho pile or color of the
carpet ia the least, as it not necessary te
press hard, heat and steam being the
agents aud they do the work cffee:uaiiyy
on worms and eggs. Then cainphor vii
doubtless prevent future depredat'ons o.
the miller"
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The Printer.

Here is ono of b. +. Taylor's "ch'ps.
Dom, let it alone, but read it 1t Is wen
cut and dried. .r,
"The Printer is the Aljutant of Thot
aud this OK plains the mystery CT the won
derful word that can kindle hope as no
song can-that can warm heart as no
hone can--that word "we," with hand.
INLAND warmth in it, for the Author ana
Printer are Engineers together. Engln-
GERS indeed! When the little Corsican
bombardcd Csdiz at the distance OF nVe
miles, it was deemed tho very triumph Of
engineering. But what is that paltry
range to this whereby they bombardea
age yet to be. -,
arhero at the 'case' he stands and
m,rshals into line the forces armed Tor
truth. clothed in Immortality and English.
And what can be nobIer than equipment
of thought sterling Saxon-Saxon with
the ring of spear and shield therein ana
commissioning it when we arc dead to
move gradually on, to ''the latest syllable
~ REGARDED time" This is to win VIC
tory from death, for this has no dying in
it.
The printer is called laborer, and the
Office he performs is toll. oh, 1t is not
work. but sublime right he is perform
ing. when he thus sights the engine, that
is to t,ing a wordcd truth in srander curve
than missiles ere bef5'rc misunderstanding
il into the bosom of an age unborn. lie
throws off his coat indeed; we but won,
der the rather, that he does not put his
shoes from his fegt, for the place where
on he stands is holy ground.
"a little song was uttered somewhere
long ago; it wandered through the twl'
light feeoler than a star; it died upon the
ear. But the printer takes it up where
it lies there in silence, like wounded
bird, and he equips it anew with wing,
and sends it forth from the Ark that had
preserved it, and it flies on into the fu
ture with the olive branch of peace, and
around the world with melody like tho
dawning Of spring morning.