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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.


The Best, al the Timei-Thc best White
Lead in the market is b. A. Fahnestock's 1t is
worth % cents per keg moro to the consumer
than any other Lead. ltcovers better, lasts Ion
ger, and is purer white!
The best Family and Liver Pill is Dr. A. 8.
Todd's Anti-billious or Liver Pill. 1t is just
the Pill for the season, and for all complaints
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach
Tryit r. a. LOGAN & Co, General Agents.
For sale by dealers throughout the country
-SsaOsN--------
FEvEll AND AGuE-4 Csso Of Eight Months
Standing cured By Brrhares Holland Bitteys. :
Michael Kelly, NO 1T Seventh, near Grant
Street says:
.Last July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plying betv cen Natchez and New
Orleans. j was taken with Fever and Ague.-
For. eight long moths Isuffered with this dread
full disease. The greater part of this time was
unable to work, and spent at least fly dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent
relief Three weeks ago, one of my friends IN
sisted upon my trying Boerhave's Holland bit
ters. saving that a cure sOGs 9ttar1nfeed. AFTER
taking fifis for one week, must state, was u
sound man have been at work now inr TWO
weeks, and have had no return OF the Chllis anu
Fever whatever"
Il certify that the above statement IS true.
iruoMAs ADAMS, Diamond House,
or at r. Chester's Gothic Hail.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
v;,,orator in another column.
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RIYER AZ lWEATnRls.

CfycrSxATi, June T--Ileavy raj Saturday
night and Yesterday m0rping. but ia weather
has been clear, cool aud pleasant SIT C; yester-
day innrIing. Thermometer IS. Liver riseu2
feet in - hours
LOriSviIlg. June River Tirigg; y feet on
the falls Weather clear. Mercury -
PITrsBuKGIl. june - River l5 feel inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather clear. Nier-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08
LATEG.

The election has gone American. Gerard
Sdlh elected bya small majority. The Nlgi-
lance Committee still behind the barbados
Not half of them voted. They say they viii
carry out their resolutions to free the city OF
rufiians. There is great rejoicing among the
Stth party. The city is III an uproar!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

JGNE. DIN the streets there is IInUlenSe eX-
Citemeni. The Vigilance committees nFrssted
Lumden Nf The Picayune AMI kept him IN con
finement several hours, lie was drunk and dis
orderly around the Vigilance committees camp.
The Mayor is still At the Vigilance comIpitteeF
head quarters he is afraid OF his life II he lUaVes
Affairs look squally. Don't expect an election
on Monday.
The Mayor has issued proclamation reyok.
ing the power of Recorders to appoint special
police. The citizens have become disguised
with the Mayors vacillAtiOH. The Vigilance
committee are still lortilying their position.
Lafayette Square still in possession ct the mob,
cannon loaded with grape commanding tlie APP
proaches to the square The Recorders have
appointed eight hundred special police, amongst
them some Of the worst men in the city, they
refuse to give up the authority, although re-
voked by the Mayor. They have arrested scse-
raj men known 10 belong to the Vigilance COM
mittee.
The Mayor is at the Vigilance Rooms. he piae-
ed himself under their protection. 40 attack
yet made by the mob Col. Ghristy has With
drawn as leader of the movement GA account oil
legal position Of the Vigilance committee
The Recorders are engaged in swearing III
special police. All citizens are invited 10 JOIN
NRw Oi.LEANs, June 7.-On Saturday, the
Mayor, having his life guaranteed, proceeded To
the st. Charles Hotel, and met Council; lie
was impeached, and II. N. SchuIIIners, Presl-
dent OF The Board Of Aldermen, elected IN his
Co'onel Forno, Chief Of Police. was dismiss
ed, aud Colonel jacques appointed in his place
The old police recognized under ''Hc-
ques.
A. T. Turner and c. B. 8Iuzzy, reporters,
were arrested this morning by the special police
Of the city as dangerous characters. but were
liberated ON parole Turner was re-aTTested. IL
is rumOred that the sheriff seized the ballot
boxes. II so, no election viii he held to-day.
THE streets are seemingly quiet, but no mans
life is safe outside the different barricades An
attack was made upon the Vigilance Commitiee
ron Saturday night. The Vigilance Committee
lost four killed and twelve wounded by aeeidsn-
tai discharge Of cannon during the confusion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

Distinguished 4,risdls--Geneal Shields,
now a member of the United States Senate
from Minnesota, was in thisAeity several days
last week, stopping Mt the house Of a friend.
Hon. William Lawrence, member of Congress
from the Belmont district of Ohio, was in town
yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08


Hickory Grove, s. chsTiss Co. No, Eoy- -. 1s.e-
PROV. o. :. WO0DOeaF SIR Sanee tinls lat sglasf
induced 10 sose NJ yoEI lIaiF Restorative a.
its wonderful We Il u Cur duty 70 a'a
Ihr afflicted 10 fepoftit.
OR little snls had for time had heeu perfectly
rnveFed Eorcs and eallsd 70 Heaid had II
hair aimost entirely % IN consequence, uhtn
friend. selinH his euEeTfil, adSi1e Retts
Fatfre dd with littie hol o. huces. btt -
prise and that Of al feEds, lev application
removed the disease enfirsy aad new cad ln5srat r5t
hair started ard can nyu Fn1 this oar ROY
healfby scalp, aud 70 iuEuFant eIei - hair -
any other eha- We therefore, ard d Lef ~
urt y4uF Restorative, rFfeet Fene1y for Al dis
N the scalp sid hntr. we aTe, gaurg respectfully.
GEORGE ". H1iGIS BOIHAN,
SARAH a. ulGG1EBOfHAN=
GARDINER, Maine, June -. ts-s'-
PROV. o. =. WOOD-DraT Sir have lsFd tEo botiits
o. Professor Woods Hair Restorative. So tTuiJ sag
4 The rrstest discovery % the aEe for reorinF AID
ehanainE The liair. Before slnE q F-rr-
IT, My Hair has attained rs original eeloT- Yes
recommend 4 20 the world Without de Least feaEs
ease % the worst l.lns
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL n MURPHY
J.wooD& co. PoPTi.ers az Brasdsny Sc. 9STs
On FFratN- y. Wire Rsfng EitalisihrsntJ H1i ia
Market 81, 81 Louis- 30 ADD sold hy al good FHs
deesdtuG v1y lssapt-8a
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p1OruREs FoR TIE MILLION!

~ Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART lin street opposite Union. at this
gallery at greatly reduced prices. The public aware
the place obtain the best PetuFes that are Ia
ken in the city.
would inform them, that they need not to second
quarters where prepared to take then - cheap a.
the cheapest. (dee8,l ). WY hEs' Ars EtAt'
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no TAX pAYFFt1l.

yTNHE books Of the Assessor OF Real can s seen nj
the Collectors office, over tie Manufacturers 4 Farm
ers' Rank The Roardo of APpeal viii tho COUNCIL
Chamber Mondav June l4, TO whom all applications
for the reduction OF the valuation real property &c.
must be made JOHN o, PORTER,
itS-td CLERK.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared rom prescription er Sir >. clirte " D.,
PhysietaN Extraordinary to ne Queen
This invaluable medicine unfang the Of all
those painful dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution Is subject mOderates an and re-
all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
TO RIARRlRD LADIES
It especially suited. 1t WILL in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain to prevent countertei's
CAUTION.
Thee pm should not be hike'. IysDes during he
B1RST THREE MONTHS or pregnancy, US ney arc
sWrS bring MseaytidQe, Jdf any other time they
are sue.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
tile Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton, Pap'ta-
ton Of Heart Hystrvs and Whites these Pills viii
elect cure all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iFon eaiotei
anthony, or anything liurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(I.ate I. O. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, n y. 2
NB-$lOO aud G postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing 81 Pills
By return mall
For sale by I. II. LOGAN 4 CO., in wheeling,
b. l. FahnestOek Co., Wholesale Agents, pittsburFi
pureei 1add Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich
mond. ap2s-iy
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(Late I. Q. BALDWIN ( Co..
AMRROTYPES

WHIcm CANNOr BE SURPASSED,
AM3RoTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING TIE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Iapet, Sheet Ir0a, Patent Leather, dec
Taken In any warranted equui to any in thsy
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF AIsT,
30, Monroe street.
anao-1v G. a. GRIFFIN, Artist,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

All e1attemus might well be sung over the
pleasant weather-the long sunny days, aud
agreeable nights--that now make up The cIima-
tolOgy .Of.this section. The sky is clear aud
blue, though not brazen; the waters blue
and brilliant, without heat; the leaves sway
pleasantly and poetcally before the breezes;
there is feeling dgrowthinspire upon
every side, and ajoy OF being, which grows out
of the circumstances that adorn and environ
that beirg. We arein all the effervcscerce,
and glow, and glory of opening summer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08
ATTRACTION
m CmITRE WHEELING.

ro5N RoENRR having recently removed TO ms l Me"
store ronin, Mo- S8 Main street, Tisns nS one
~ tbs largest and best store rooms IN we cry t,
lire new goods, which for Wat Of dis
therefore takes pleasure in inviting h isS
LII tbe nniJc in general, give him an cary ~
80 oFer rare Inducements 70 purehassLs ~ siS ~ ~
treat reduction in prices Owing 20 "a. beF die nsul
orIees and win sen them at nearly S1s St come
70 pay 80 ,,ine for yourselves and You VIII DOT oe
Pof instance, he Will s.ll gooa i9Sns ~
"a fancy EmbrO Swiss Robes IN the city
les Deaines Bareges ohntzes and best seiss-
.e toe Of Grape sink Straw NeaPoIan. anu Td,ieed
~ Hats Flats In the city ~ 10
is and thousands other articles 100 ~
.nijop but fact Of the mosE M Who are In
~ goods, and wish 20 save " nd
me an early eaii Nv tso' ~ JOHN R0BMERt
BIddle sts. Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

uilara tho Suspected COUategetter17I1hle
evidence against john p Afillard, the man who
was arrested at the Union House on Sunday Tor
passing counterfeit bogus coin, is so far pretty
conclusive. He was for some time a guest at
the house and acted as agent for patent corn
shelter. On Friday,a p,an named Cullen aiso
guest, could not make change to payihis oilli
Millard volunteered to make the change and IN
doing so gave Cullen eight dollars IN hogns
quarters and halves Some four dollars ofthe
coin was found in lis pockets after his arrest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

sEE advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

Wa3'y, 81 Where IS He9-The Mayor f
bridgeport, 4. J. Lawrence, Esq, has Shout
dered his bed and gone off to parts unknown.
The people are amazed ut his Sudden taking
oil, = and some of them have expreSicia deter
mInttion to follow the trail OF Ills Honor, "eyen
to the end thereof" lie Is about as high us
four kegs of nails, Of spare build, cnaciated
body and melonchoiIy visuge; he has large, ii1
grey eyes and long light hair; had on when he
left pair of paptalopns, CERTAIN, and perhaps
some other clothing. He possesses a smatter-
ing of the law and .belieyes in the modern rem
dering ola familiar quotation-''B Blessed is he
that hloweth his own horn, for he that bloweth
not his own horn the meshall not be blowed.n
The people say where is hes Echo answers
where.
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Hover, =. ~. Feii. -, -.
PROP. o. J. WOOD 4 cO.-Gsats- Win a. 10
ne have FeesTsd nuny orders and calls Tor Prof q.
Woods Halt RestOrltiVe. ttatto ag Eer- eanp-d
send 1losto qlsutity, ftlrS dozen farEar
an tenE foid while riig-t ordrr quaufty iFouI
EreSg 5offso fHCe sud sfellsfg hose roiaeef ~
On fr str esfsHiSFs. and The appreciation, AMI
~ "a receives from the sui'stsHtiai and uoTihF
zrns n our Vicinity, fully epnViEer that e Is MO-
VALUABLE PEEpAgAIt5S.
send saon may be ErosHo f ~ nlEfs and "
ozsn - size; and believe us youTsysgy respectfully
(5iNne1) DANIkB BAJnOkP Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

Arrcst of a Supposed Cotnte'1e GA man
named Ingram, was arrested yesterday afternoon
charged with attempting to pass five dollar
counterfeit note upon Mr. . 4. Scott, Jeweleri
Main Street The note was on the North Y esq
ern Bank of Virginia. Ingram was taken De
fore Aid. Wright but the evidence was not con
sidercd competent to warrant the magistrate ~
holding him for trial, and he was discharged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-08

r HAVE now received my Spring a3e me- sioek %
1.t rsir styIes nnd fahTies AZ exesedlnfll ~
lrioss and which prepared % make uP q IL
and ~ tlg lowest tfiete -
WHICH, would can The attention % y sstSleTl aia ne
r,uhiIr N renara Aso, large stock OF leely .leay
tof6fn aiuayS on hand A. very lO prices GU SEQ ssr
oa No. 81 Water 81
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Domestics and Foreign Staple

I6UeTIINs 4 BTTEHFTELD Agent for wheeling, "a.
1t. -EnerE IL. -----.-l-
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The German AqcAher ctor and Harmonic
Singing Societies, the former numbering tweni
ty-nine members and the latter ten, Lett yes.e',
day for p pittsburgh. to attend the grand mns'eal
convention in that city.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

AMHERST AND BELcHERrowN RAILROAD =
lhe Palmer Journal says that John s. Acaas
and Dea. Leland of Amherst have N, d "a.
temporary arrangement with William Dtrk-
eneon Il Worcester. the receiver on the part
OF the bondholders, for running the road, and
mat 1t us now proposed TO form new com
pahy with capital of 5000 Zone half to ,
be paid in by subscription and the other half
TO be taken by tue bondholders,) which will
llquidate the debt and leave the road on
sure basis. As matter Of economy, Mr.
Parsons, the new superintendent, acts as con-
ductor, in place of Mr.. Kellogg, who has per-
formed the labor for two or three wears past. &
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

There was something said, months
ago. about the appointment of chaplain on
the Illinois Central Railroad, which was gem
orally considered a joke. But it is literally
true that there is such an office, which is well
hIled by Rev. ]. w. Osborn. At a recent
ministerial meeting, he gave sketch Of the
results OF mis- labors along that line OF road.
schools have been established at all the st
tons, and are in a fourishing condition, and
the means of much good. Bible classes are
large and numerous. Some of the children
walk several miles to the schools. So far as
the road is concerned, it is a wise business
operation, by which the prosperity of the set
Elements along thefroad is advanced, aud the
lands OF the company rendered more attractive
to the most desirable class of settlers.
Father Waldo, the venerable clergy
man and late chaplain OF the House of RI
presentatives, who is now rapidly approach.
ing the hundreth year of his a,e, is said to be
dangerously i'll at his residence, near Syracuse.
N Y. Hes suffering under serious attack
OF Influenza his physicians think his lecoy-
cry doutful.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

IHE PEOPLE AND CoNGREss.-Of the thir.
teen Northern members of the Senate who
voted tor the Kanzas-Nebraska bill three wears
AMI half ago. but four now have eeats in
that body. These four are Senator Stuart of
Michigan, Senator Jones of Iowa, Senator
thompson Of New Jersey. The only reason
why the three hrst of these have not lost
their seats is simply because their terms have
not expired, and there has been no opportun-s
lty to elect other men. OF the forty two
members of the House from the Northern
states who voted for this bill, but three are
members of the present House. These are J.
Clancy Jones and I. B. Florence Of Pennsvl-
vania, and w. H. English IF Indiana. Upon
all the other thirty nine the waters of politi-
cal oblivion have closed forever Now the
Lecomption constitution is yet more o6nox-
lous to the great body OF the people than Yves
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bill.-N. Y. Courier
and EngUirer
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
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BEGINNING OF THE NINETY.FIRsT VOLUME,
JOnuary 1, 1855.
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Invariably semi annu ily In adv nnce We will send the
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fer half these rates,
Those reduced terms for new subscribers are proposed
IN co eeqntaue OF the state Of the tmes we pay no
pitentlon to new odtrs not accompanied BY money,
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TO our list, to do so at once.
Daily Advertiser once, Boston Jan. ], 1858.
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Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29

FANCY G00Ds, Toys, UMBRELLAS,
&c, respectfully iuforms the public that he has now in
store An ENTIRE NEW STOCK bought since the recent
fall in goods, and now selling at very low prices
Umbre las Games, &c repaired. Pirsfngfn a va
riety of styles. Eyelets set Marking for Embroidery
q Agency of Neg England Dye House.
Sign Of THE Variety Store" No. 200 Main street,
opposite Brnley Hail dtf nee
Worcester daily spy., 1858-01-29
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NE DEAF AND DUMB.-Several of The pu.
p'Is OF the Hartford deaf and dumb asyfum
were exhibited in the Representatives Hail at
Boston, Friday afternoon, by the superintend-
ent of the school. William w. Turner. M.
turner stated that there are now 68 pupils
from Massachusetts in the institution. and
from 1921 Massachusetts, has had more pu-
pills than any. other state. Last yoar so chill
oren from Massachusetts, were educated
there' Tor whom the state paid $4,000, while
US I,s snare OF the annual income was $4,000.
E.gnV ~ g male teachers are necessary. at a salary
Of $1,000 each The whole salaries Maid are
about $4,000. and the stewards exnspsas
are about $50, 900, annually. The examine
ION OF the pupils as to their scholastic at
talnments and general intelligence was highly
interesting and satisfactory.