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MAY ELECTION.
Citizens Candidate for Sheriff:

iC nrFrby ah7erae< my triee
OF sheriff OF Ohio cV1n'Y. aud NOail rsstSt;uls - ~
fellow -sssns Tor t4r srs pom!aiIg thEt 10 vseir
viii iGPA-Iitiy di'ehErss lie GptitE e ihg cfae-
apt CEU- DULY.
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See notice to the Stockholders of the Hemp
field Railroad Company in another column.
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I|OIt SHI.IiIfF

MISSES. EpTTvE>s-ii-s-v zuLDufes worthy citl.s
WA. ). Houston, AS Al IE.leI-nIrnt candidate 10
SLeri1, in the ensuing SpriEE EiertiSn-
f=b5 THE MAJORITY " YOTEES.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

MAY l2-E1our steady and moderate local
demand; sales Of 600 bbls at 81, s5a3, 80 for Ex-
tia bramuS Whisky has advanced to l68-4C,
with an active demand. Provisions nominal,
and no demand
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CONIIIIssION EIs OF lsL.NENUE.

NEsSXs. Es:-flSUse rAfae cLEci
Commissioner tr Ryyese forths City District
~ The sLsaing Say sSe;Ion- 9OSHIA lChENs-
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FOR SHERIFE.


hEaszs. E;r=oEs Please ANNOUNCE candidate 1
be rizc Sheriff Oha county IT, MAY
ti0E- !fsLa! jobs u. HUBBARD.
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Yesterday was beautiful day though rather
cool and windy perhaps to he really pleasant
The day came like special henison FROM Heav-
en- after the fortnight of gloomy, dispiriting
weather with which we have been visited
Such days brace up the spirit to its full height,
and lend vigOr not to be obtained when the
days are lowering and gloomy. 1t lends the
rose to pale cheeks and brightness to dull eyes;
even the trees aud shrubs looked u lvclier green,
and the growth of budding leaves was almost
disccrnible.
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For SHIcRIEE.

AkssEs EpFr0Rs:-You Nu please tie name Q!
y. l. DORSEY, candidate for SirTta Ohio eV=Hiy
AazS Many cIElzEAs
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SHEKIlf ATTY.

E3s. INTEIIIaEScEA:ls IL. privilege Of snu euHein
nur we'll kn0uh and P0PrsT fei.pS citizen,
WARREN, iidAfv for ~ SAvTidaiJy, Al tAs rrsu
;.E Sprins Elec.ioE. .Stl;i cITILEN%.
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Bui''er 'ays that the pen is mighder than
the sword" That depends upon what hands it
Is in. In some it is weaker than bull-rash.
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ztq36srg and YieusteuPs viii give grand
combination concert in this city on the slss
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FOR SHERIFF.

MRsSRs EDIToAs Please announce ALOSZ0 LoRlSG
n candidate tie Sheralty Sf OhS County, AZ th
ensu!u. viecuou. Tmylsl MANY FRIENDS.
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ON b DOLLA R

W.
ONE or THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIvER AEDI-
ISvIo0HATUE or LfTsT riusy that s=ts A. tffLTfi'
'sa-rr, nider and more rntusl than any other Gs'
cine known Il i not oaiy Catiartie, tst Lfssc
= Remedy, acting LfUsF sirrf EoIt5d
matter tsn on The stomach and bouvis g earn % ts'
matter, thus PuFposss snrtuAy Hh-
aJions CsIharIes Il .trchghsns Ilr sJlI-.
Ihr same time that puIys ~ SOD uLro tskh eal n
moderate dns~s Eiiiatrr1sthsE Ebd b-iIe Il With uLu-
- Ia. ssSTG.P,n IS,Iso1ATnn is so@Peunded sH'.''iy
Os idea II lie siLrnEih Of rhysr EgHs rssy be ioEn-
- ed hen kuoun that bott 81 te 1nViFuiAtor
-roHt4iaf much strength hn-ifsd dgasa ctCai-
etasi, -i..out any ., is is;styr,,as s,ets
have bsvh but iitiie Euor 70 AIS h.vvE sssa
Or4t0r, ahici sseA unprecedented
70 ine- de proprietor t. ar,l 4 fsrsiIy rsdrti
tried and knosn ia i;s -rs II hiss raTs,y ever iaiis
U cure Lfcer Complaints "a fi-sir wont forms.
- ubgt The Liver {. rNe!ted 70 action.
51aaer is eaas ~ ~ r. proper action - the Ltssr
and - pfooiist ;hs ryii' ,e' III, dihsase
st y troubles 18th Jauaae- tahs ~ fHviE'TAt"T
fs oIiisi color ~ '-i' '- "a va 0' %
Cosiivra.-s be -rraazsntly eGrsi b ths InyEs.
nature in her oPrT-t9Hs By Ers;S5.iy ;rsli.tinE The
as oTk - rui.TIy a. siok so1E SKA IissaaSSs l.
VrTy soon Ls-rrd By tahiHTa dsuhs does q "a Iartg.
-OrGfoT which eOrreets al seidy ahd a0uTtsas Of ne
For al overloaded stomach WhaS vyuaI, sSit
neyes all Oppressive an'asy frviinE siier satbE
heartily. Fof f.Huny n'eiienS EsuSTaIIy sliuhO
Tor Liver Complats and All dsrasys arising
irun8a Diseased LIVER The tsstroIiAs Of 80 Hshy q
Physicians uiacyd try std
certain that Ia b Of the bisa
given to DyspvptiCt, for il made lste
before drat bottle ard Eel
anything W.tgut tF0G2ir, Ehit before, Eoti
i1g ilEh;tst feed uOuld digFst. HEd t-
gave pain Noe shat % 70 all readers
LivrT Complaint by tSIsa trunis 90, d.
LTy this ,tbe Ersatsat Feutdy IN thr uVFdEGfs
Fdcf.
mere has been tried In family remedy
luheh with such unboundrd II the
children. DE SA1TUnns 1--we
UEaToa: Aions for Diseases 81 children Tat
-uS. a. Tor It acts CHihaI'ie 80 Eiiiy .Ee raty
FsnoEatr the syatgnl thnTUCEIy LLat
thtnk doing SERVES 10 all IN advIsbF thsss
Hhsn reed medicine tiia edy. there
easet ksvs csurandsT noficE S-Te hc1-
reeeVel 10 diressss Of tn LfEe. Hisaach
Bousla faii-sl relief
Ithla beeorlr us-ssi family uilnateo
u uithoaiit--EackaDa rifle Al1.l ReI,uglfcaR.
BlfcloIE p1LGal PE1 s-TTLH-
EASFORD CO. fietoTS ylts BFoadHay SsN TsIk.
7. u. LOGAS CO.. AFrEts Ter Wb-slinE-
JOHN d. PARK, Cineinuati.
GEO. H. ERFsET. PittHbuTEh " oirSaIr ArsBis
saiT7l-lv-dAS
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COUNTY COURT.

AEssEs- EpIIOEs.-ir-as, sn-,s1Lel = cHnddat
soT Reelection Clerk 81 ie County Court Of is
Ht tie ensuing May Election. t't5l JNO- MCCoLLOCH-
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FnII -mRRIRR.

MEssRR- EpIIoit.-I.1sF aUroufee ne 1f earlllnfl
for Fe-eretou 10 this SIsr.C CtLntt
he spTias Eisetiou. [fybll SASI'L. IkWlS.
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BUSINESS NO1ICES.

SEE advertisement of DR. sanford's Liver In.
vigorator in another column.
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RIVER AND WEATHER
CINcINHATI, May l2-Riier risen p feet in
the last "a hours. Weather clear ThermOm-
eter u dogs.
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Trust sale.

pr Vr'ss Of Deed Of Irast executed TO ~ W: H.
II Russs4l. Wm. l. NcAfer ard DsieTi
ls65, and o. record IN The CsTks once county
Deed Book -, sss Ae uill sell public outcrY
the front deer Of he CoTt Hnase Ct c1uEfy,
day the sOth isy Of APE ISIS hye Lots nubEed in the
original plat Sorth Wheeling. -, bstnE
the dyiI0n OF square by WOOD Main
MeIlr= and West which aifgatsd the Whssl
iLg Wf1d3U Glags WORKS
Terms made knoUn day of sAi<- Possession given
Tie lsth DAY q July, lsS5. 7. q. AIsaFEE,
( iE-FoSTFoHED TO IITR KAE
6fl KEGS Says Whit DC. received and foT f7is ai
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THE GREAT BEAUTiFIER,
Sd Long tNsCCcESSFUpI.Y SOUGHT,
FOU ND AT LA ST.
I.scR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR 80
IL Ssisinal e-Ior' s5srrs lssril;y re bald t'se.
ia IN y, ~ 81. S,sls S.
Hnd Uii pTCsyEy- to asSiHsi1r AErT
srais!s ssd s.sSoss sssl ss;s. Re ss IL
tSaeV!EE:
rs,ss, =. z Fss 81, 49,
Es L.yr rrslg.s1 ssay eissEs al Gala fSr Pref =
%oG hais s'i s1F g ssi. ssEIs. Z
~ Being sSil Wis us s9si ei;syE greitty tIoy s
sea i.ssesTe-s mo me fTpotstis= as tGir,s
~: reserves frcs the taos' sEtst'Hf'- ani GSrhs
T1irlki.E r.:EFSEATii,S. '--'' = ! . a.
s.ad 2. ,oer =. nav y exc e.sst e. ss ssser.
Iiignslj D4NIFI LG5TCrFI &C.
Hlets-y Grove, y c. arles Co. No Nev. Is.l$s
~ S,s ~ !. 1 5 s ia, ~ tl
ia sset- Esrs 50 EassTfai, fei = rR1
oar :s sSa'. htsi iSr soz- tiz kad hen ps,fsetiy
reye5'a sih ssTe5, AID called .es1 LssS, IA
siad ssrlas La ,asriryr ADVISED 10 80 er Rs ste
prise and tst oI ell f-ids ~ ~ h-sticrs
removed the diseHI snsTvis a'd r. ilaarisit
sry ssr esii Ne 90 u, i.FsI -,
tasud y-ar F--f.r--i.- =, I. r. m - -.
d Tx soap AUG N- cF OK ~ ;SiVF6iu4N,
sAEAHA. HiGGINEosHAS
Gardner. M-ia-. Jznr ., ISIS.
rEoF OIL UooD-D-sr siT: hsVs 6. tse ss-ii,s
Professor WOOD Has Restorative, srul
i the creates deoyvTy e 81 Ter rSsarinE sE1
changing he Hair Before wv u e.. Eri - Sr-va-
as Iair tfRineJ n r-iirsi Yes
recommend world without she hast isar, -
case OF Tie worst tind
Yours respectfully.
DANIEL N MURPHY
o. J.WOOD 60 ,Profri,icrs sIs Brrsdusy. Me- lex
tn Jlr yrrstS- Wire RaIHpv Fstahishu std IiS
Market ST, 81 LOu-s. SIC. asd sSld By all soo Drug
dcss a,zIuly sE1sa..gl.
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III Isa ~
81 g 6g .SY
GGG5S>SS III
BY THE UNION LINE

TO THR DAILY INTFLLIC INA En-.
OyNeE. ooRNgR wArrR AN NoXRoE srsrSEs.
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NOTICE

RIO TIiOsE INDEBTED TO NA- GoODRICH--OHinE
To the scarcity Of money, the undsrsgns las deferred
placing tie these indebted Mr. Goodrich
The hands Of the proper 0neST 70 collection. may be
foubi the FOGadFy Warehouse u W J. Stewart uppEF
Of Market square. until the Let Of july nr1f ukeh
time AL notes Gecouuts unpaid ut Be banded
. COLLECTION. TiiOS. J. BLAIH.
apgi-lSt Jy AssiEnes Of Wa GOodrlch.
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j. II. SCOTT.
No. 157 Main street. Wheeling. Va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER
Watches. Cheeks 1ewesFy, watch 4 CIOek
Materials, TOOis. G7lasses.
- liver Plated and Britannia Ware,
= es Goi1 and Silver Spsotheie Port MonnAisH Purses
Card Case1 Cabag Work Boxes, Brushes Combs Perfume
Fancy soaps Pocket Knives Scissor aa0ES ReVoVrFu
PiItoa, Ger M Plated ks Spoons and FORKS, Re gala
SIX Guards Steel Keys, Sgeel PENS Jet Goods
and general assortment Of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely my stock,
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables ne
Offer
watchmaksrs, Merchants. PedIars.
and the pGbe generally, Avsry Complete
the lowest prices
watches aad Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
apo
Inn KEGS PhiiaaephiA aud Ptt.bSTT White Lad Jsss
aBRS & TCSDENBEk0Z-
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rFodaee In y hecling.-HeIniI Price.

The stock Of Flour modrrate the better qualities 'he
fully equal the supply There Is dullness in
the lower grades which only bought shipping
poses
For Wheat there always market here at the prices,
which governed by the quality.
harley slow OF sale the quoted. There lisa
great 1t in the country, aud the supply exceeding
the demand the trade is consequently dun.
Onts Corn, grain all kinds is in demand, though
, prices, ~ will be seen, ranging low.
In the Of Provisions the consumpYe demand has
fallen lcraby comparison with Prices
have ranged hirh caused duIIness the trade.
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MRsaEs EDrrcRs.Pieas aurozIe. ne candidate Tor
the Office OF stTiG OHIO cou-y sI.@uing kIriuE
Election. tfetLl ANDREW WHI1E
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ME INTELLIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1855,

,argo,t Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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IN KgGs sa9E Whlte z DC, received and for flIe ai
OO aPE9 s. FUSDENBERGar-
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CEcRGE " HIiGINfOTWANI,
EaEAH A HIGGINEosHAH.

o. J.WoOD 90 Profrisfcrs sI5 Brrsduuy. Me- Ic-<
Tia the greNtN- Wire Failing Estsh'shH satl ard ne
Market St. 81 Lous Ao. ara sSd By all soesl- Drug
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15FS=156i5Iirl PAYNE q CO,
E1SEA IA Monroe Sieeet.
y We have, at all timts, on hand, = su TII
Of WILLIAM KNABE cOMPASY'S PIANOS, which "
put mp puTchaGeTs dwelling Eastern prices II
Eh~t Strakosch ThRlbeTg say Of the
Dear Sr-I have great pleasure ia certifying that
PanOs and ind equal
any this country, among their qualities which
distinguish them, Is the Of the agreeable and
easy touch and volume Wishing you
you richly cir, truly
6. TIiALDERG.
Mr. wv. KSIHE, Baltimore.
cannot Congratulate You upon the Immense prog.
improvements you contir gally upon
Pianos, which, my opinion, among the Ce ISss
the country. You're, very truly,
MAURICE sERAKoscH
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Prepared From prescription Of Sir j. Clarke " D.
PAysteiI1l Ettruordiad,.Y to The OaeeA.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

The aggregate Of the items provided for
in the Deficiency bill, which passed the
House, is 1860, 900, Of which $1,000 900
was for the army. u 100000 for extra
transportation OF the mail 100000 for
surveys in California and about $4,000
for contingent expenses Of the House Of
Representatives. Of the sum designed for
the army, 81 900 900 in round numbers has
already been expended, and s3,0O0,OOO are
wanted for the expenses attending the sup
ply and reinforcement Of the army in Utah.
The objections urged against the bill are
mainly hinged upon the ,echnicaity that the
expense. n Of tue M9rmasp .xar .wcse not pro.
vided for in Ae last annual appropriation
act for 1857 80. hut these hal to yield TO
tho legitimate demands OF the public ser.
vice.
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The business Of winemaking il row ex-
tensively pursued in Missouri and has been
found to be very profitable. The annual
grape yield IL liable to considerable fuctua-
ton, but the average yield Of wine to the
acre Of grapes. preserves az great regularity,
through series Of years, a. is shown by
any other crop raised in the same climate
and latitude. The average during ten
years from NJ. PogscnE's vineyard at Her.
mann, has been 425 gallons OF wine per
acre. The wine has sold at from 81 to 81
per gallon, averaging fully 81 rs per gallon
and no lack Of market. Formerly
the wine was sold mainly to Cincinnati i
dealers. and quite recently n. IosowoHru
bought 5000 gallons OF Missouri Catawba
at VI 70 per gallon, to be manufactured into
sparkling Catawba. In 1852, the Missouri
Wine Company was organized in St. Louis.
They have an extensive mandatory and
wine cellars, and the Neus states that they
have now a stock of 10000 bottles Of wine,
II large portion ready for market. In 1854,
they manufactured $4,000 gallons OF wine
in 1855 about 10000 in 1856 about 90.
900 in 557 about $4,000 gallons Their
wines, thus far, have only been sold in st.
Louis, and to fill orders from abroad
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KANSAS BAsK LEGISLATION - The Wy.
andottc X amsas) drg,e make the following
statement in relation 10 Bank charters
granted by the Legislature OF Kansas
In 1857 the Legislature of Kansas passed
IA charter for bank with FIVE branches
This charter allowed the Bank to Issue bills
10 he passed AZ money, always requiring
those bill TO be redeemed in gold or silver
upon demand at the Bank iorbulding il To
take greater rate of interests than 10 per
cent. per nnnum and such other provisions
as are ordinarily put in Hank charters. The
Constitution framed at Iecompton, howev.
or, declared this act Of the Legislature null
and void. The last Legislature also passed
law incorporating three Banks, We have
not been able Ia secure copy Of this law
but are informed that the bill provides that
the Bank may refuse TO redeem for thirty
days, and may redeem in other promises in.
stead Of gold and silver, and for these unre-
dccmable notes may take 20 per cent liter
est per annum.
We see II stated that one OF the Banks
thus created the Kansas Valley Bank is
actually organized uud in operation. Its
bills are it would seem, taken by some at
par in exchange Tor land and goods but
mostly at u discount Of - per cent.
This argues, very properly, that all such
Banks exist without legal authority,
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as follows
W AsUINGrDN. AprII

WASHINGTON, April 10.
SESArE.-Ihe section respecting extra al
lowances to extra officers OF the House was
debated but not stricken ont as the commit
tee recommended.
Mr.. Hale spoke in favor Of his amend
ment.
The Secretary Of War submitted, in reply
to a recent resolution. information OF the
Utah contracts entered into without the
special authorization of Congress.
Mr. Slidell presented memorials from the
citze rs of New Orleans, asking the
government to aid the Collins steamers; also.
TO aid the steamers between New Orleans
aud Bordeaux.
Mr.. Bigler presented similar memorial,
from Philadelphia.
Mr.. Mason from the Committee on For
eign Relations, submitted bill for the re
lief of the claimants 10 the case Of the pri.
waite brig .of war Gcpral Armstrong accom-.
panied by report.
A request by Mr.. TrumhulI that the Sc
cretary be directed 10 furnish certified
copy Of the resolutions and evidence in the
contested election case gave an opportunity
TO Messrs. Bright and Fitch To say that
they wished the matter Investigated and se,-
tied ~ soon a. possible
Mr.. Houston announced that be did not
wish 10 bring up the Mexican protec,orate
bill today. and on motion of Mr.. Hunter,
the debeitncy bill was considered
The Senate adjourned.
iiovsS.-ihe House went into committee
on The Washington Police bill
The bsl was debated and ameudi but no
Una. aeton taAen. M,ssrs. Florence. Phllips
and iaady presented memorials Of citizens
OF Philadelphia for the establishment of an
ooaaic steam mail route between Philaliel-
phia AMI Southampton, England Mr.. Flo
reaoc Of Ia, gave notice OF the intrciuc-
ton Of bill TO establish certain oceanic
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The bill iur the establishment of a line OF
telegraph to Utah will probably pas Cen
grcss AZ military measure, il will be
moro efficient and economical than auy other
that can be devised. Thu gentlemen who
have offered 10 take the contract Tor this
work are remarkably well hittci tor its
prompt execution by their energy and exl.-
riouco. Mr., ORkulN was the pioneer in
the construction OF lines to the Mississippi
from the Atlantic. and. he says. the extern
ton OF the Inns TO Utah nom its present
western terminus Is more easy OF accom-
plishment than WIS the construction OF the
line on this side or il at the time il was ii
fectod Col. SnArssER. another Of the con
tractors, constructed line of telegraph for
the Russian Government. from Moscow To
Sebasiopol, during the war in the Crmca
Col. srEgD, who is the other contractor. has
long been connected with the business, and
has the reputation oi b,ng one OF tho b0t
electricians III the country, II can bc built
in loo days.
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Tng RkNAlNs oF rREsIpxNr MoNRl

THg REMAINS oF PREsiDxSr MoSRoE. --
Among the bills passed by the Legislature
Of Virginia is one providing for the removal
OF thc remains of President MoNRo4 from
the cemetery in New York, where they have
repoS,sl ior more than quarter ola century
to the city Of Richmond. there 10 he rein
tered at the seat of goyernmcn, OF his native
State, II is proposed TO cree, marble shaft
upon an imincncc in Hollywood Cemetary
Richmond. which is believed to hc the most
suitable spo, in that city Hitherto, little
or nothing has been done by the United
States or Virginia to honor the memory OF
Mr.. MoNRoE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

Tue RIVAL Un,tarians view OF
rvviyals OF religion was very fully and can
didly expressed fcw days ago, in sermon
by Dr. BELLOWS. OF n. Y, lie thinks mos,
favor,bly of the ordinary and regular means
Of grace, bat by no means trca,s the extra
ordinary means with disrcspec,
This revival mast be welcomed ~ We
welcome violent thunder storms after long
droughts; not So good for the coming HARVEST
Is the gentle spring and summer rains, but
stu better than no rain AT all, and sometimes
proving the salvation OF the crop,
Of the virtue and reality Of "re,ivals'
he says;
we have political rcyiyals, Why not ~
ligioas oLesl The machinery Of the one is
increased every four years; W. have polis-
cal exhorters. and public meetings are null
tiplied. Why should not the same means
BE- used to increase public attention to duty,
10 love, ~ God and man. 10 the the rcli-
gious--the most important element in our
nature"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

NoRrHsRS SLAVE Traders. The Baton
Rouge tla.l .idpocafe, in reference to the
late bin before the Louisiana Legislature, for
the Importation oi Africans. says that Gov
WtcSLIFFK is IL receipt Of letter from a
New Yorker, applying tor an agency to con-
duct the enterprise. The writer Processes
to know all about the slave trade. is able
to conduct the contractors to the most eligs.
bic points on the African coas, Tor obtain
ing apprentices" and thinks he can other.
wise bring fund OF experience and knowl.
edge to bear upon the interests OF the i'm
portcrs not elsewhere to he met with
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

MvxiSr CospExSxp To DxArH--Scn
tcncc was pronounced at Turin. Sardinia OF
the 10th ult, upon the insurgents II June
last MANN was condemned 10 death, A.
were four o,hcrs-all by default Saw. the
editor OF the Ita!'a dd Popoio were sen.
tcucd to ten years hard labor Fourteen
others (oi those in cus,ciy) wer condemned
TO various terms of hard labar a. were also
thirteen abecutcs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29

MONSTER B,>S.-I, i, proposed by some
body in New York to .usc into one ins,ia-
,iou all the corporate banks in New York
city There arr dily-iour OF them, with an
aggregate capita OF 'iS,y.ive millions The
idea is 10 cen,rahr in New York all The
financial and basiHss movements u The
country, by mans Of this one great engine.