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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-03
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIRn
Completely Preserved
TO THE GRE ATEsT AGHt..

Nd who that sra! have u restored to tot-
tner color o. eai, but would have the TtstItd
but Houid be WIgL
would be cured IL will ais" All hin IIv
lace and aEin. Frof. AOcs Hair
AIS ArboE November s. 1856
FhoE .. } WooD-Dcar si-: LAye heard much Of
he H"hueriui elects OF your Hair lut lawn
0Srn 30 often cheated by guaCktTy
hair dyes, &C. was IMPOSED TO place your
the category with
peted quaek remedies until met
some months since, Nheii gave suCh axsuruLte
induced the your Eesioratfvr In my htst
~ good vile, EhOv beet ven lin
trely white and before eNhast your large
ties, her hair was Testort BeEIly CFIal
brown color, aud hau thcl and lyccut
glossy upon, and eHIIey tie head;
IT. ply Of is beauttSiu eject, r,tH
The hair but because ef ts healiiul uLH,Eer tie
he ant mind ciit rs OF M izuI! aUd TiSnds
restorative, with tie applet tuve; titI,toTt y
sEePeism and dous in reference its clETaCgST
value entirely oct g Fiisl-
~ cOnfde HJial all Who .uld
have their hair restored
sickness age) ana beauIy AID b. NCun
persons who NSulc have their hair beautiful
-'D '"''' sofSMoN MANN.
FREND wooD: II \ long you iil.s
bed before got the bottle Restorative EIicE
II We concluded 10 try II Mrs ManE hair, tie
test Of Its power. IL has done all
WOa do; and others oi family and Fri, hide iEJ
T. others entitled the CoIsdsTaIh yCu elalL
soL6MoS a.NN
CARLTIE Ill, June g, 1859
Ihavs used Prof. o. J. Moods RESTORATIVE ard
ing as thought atuTly gray, but Ly the
restorative Il has original color uLc lave
no doubt, permanently so.
o. J. WOOD CO., PToITetors. .l2 Broadway, " ,Ca
the great y " Wire Railing EssbhInsntl
street, ST. LouIs Mo. And SOLD BY all good DruRFiats.
dec..dtW IL
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EOR SHk.RIEk,
RnR nnaElRIkR-

MESSRS. EpIToRs :-PISase announce candidate
be of OAiO the ensuing
ion. Efrb2l JOHN HUBBARD.
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FOR SnR1sIFF

MESsRs EOTroRs-PIeas. announce a candidate
Ohio county, ensuing Spring
Election. Gfeb4J ANDREW WHITE.
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nTSSOITTTTOM

VIE eo-parfnerSp hert"frr- existing bstUeeE lie ~
ueTslgnei, a. Gushing 0sbun, has daY Ill
solved b n7ilai consent The partnership viz
De Ter IN the hands Of C-hinH np uho rly
authorized 20 the Of the for that pSrrosr
" hesI, Nov H. lsS'. D. cUshING.
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,K NEWS INK

@cIrpERIOR n lew s INK.
f,.trcceived at this Office, another lot Of Burr's
InE-th- best the country. Orders from
r7r '.-,s5s.. promptly Terms cash.
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GROCERY sIoCK FOR SALE

store Ne 40 WaFIet street. PoF Rent
'AElEi1 Of Choier GroeersE- being The present
- o. SAL store wa Dr. soi favorable any
OBS $40 va TAKE TIE lcHs TO- from the ls Of pill
- HENRY l. REED,
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m INTELLIGENCER.

-, circulation of any Pape. in West
liS''' ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-03
PICTUKES FOK NE MILLION!

tsz- Prices to times, wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART Min streets opposite UaioR Pictures at this
Gallery at greatly prices. The public aware
that this place obtain the Pictures
ken In the city.
Iwoud also them that they need 60
rate rooms cap right head
quarters prepared to take them cheap
tie cheapest. tdeea-i NV WHKES, Artist.
~ Z o. X. o. K, never knOEn to fail-WarranIvd
NJs n a certain cuTe-icr sa by
feb2O T. B. JOHNSTON, ITs Market ST
REMOVAL!
noANE ADAMS have removed from the corner Of
Main and Quincy the large warehouse in Pax
TOMS Row 50 Main street fee dVors from the
Of Quincy 81. at;an-Sv
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~, Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning.
, nrcco,ious youth, upon being asked how
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20

IRVINE. STONE q MCCORMICK
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE st, ANTHONY Street. near
the WinslOw House. Will buy and sell Real Estate,
Locate Land Warrants pay Taxes for non-residents,
and attend particularly to Conveyancng and the
making of Plats and Township Maps. Farming Lands,
CITY and Town Propertv for aale
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
The Michigan Election.

The Pioneer of Saturday feicitates itself OF,
the great Democratic gains made in Michigan
under the lead OF DOUGLAS friend, CHARLES
E. STUART, and upon the Douglas PLATFORM
1t says:
1.-The Republican majority on the State
ticket has been reduced nearly ten thousand !;
and gains have been made of two members OF
Congress, while the Democratict strength III
the Legislature has been about quadruped."
Per contra, we learn from the Detroit Daily
Adpertiser of the 10th inst, that owing to the
tremendous rain storm which put the country
roads of Michigan in nice pickle, Mr.. COOPER,
the Democratic candidate for Congress- in the
first or Detroit city District, is elected by only
II majority but that the same party have
been much too fast in claiming the Upper Pen
insula District for DAVIS, Democrat, over
LEACH, Republican. The latter is elected by
nearly thousand majority! In the State the
Republican Governor and other State officers,
are triumphant by 10000 majority on smal
vote polled; and the legislature is largely Re-
publican in both branches, securing Repub-
lican United States Senator in place of the
aforesaid CHARLES E. STUART! The Pioneer
seems to be shouting merely because its party
has not been utterly wiped out from the face
of the earth in Michigan. Water saved them
this time, for the first time but Irish whisky
won't do it at another trial
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20


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qualifications, &C., illustrating the anatomy and physi-
sexes their structures, and functions popular
and comprehensive casualties
OF single and married e-happy and fruitful alliances,
mode of securing theminelicitous infertie Ones
their obviaon and renoval-important hints to those
contemplating matrmony, that will overcome objections
to none, however, should take this important step
without first consulting its pages Oh the
diseases and medical treatment of females from infancy
a,e each case graphically illustrated by beautiful
iithograph plates debility, causes cure
by process at once simple, safe and eectual that
failure is impOssble rules for daily management an
essay On SpermatorrGa with practical observations
safer and more successful mode of treatment precau.
tonary hints on the injury resulting from empiricas
an essay on all diseases arising from indscreT
ton, with plain and simple rules by which all persons
can cure themselves without mercury-remedies tor
those se-nicted miseries and disappointed hopes
unfortunately prevalent in the young. 1t is truthful
adviser to the married, and those cohteml latng
rage. Its perusa particularly recommended to per.
entertaining doubts Of their ply sca cond
ton, and who are conscious of having Saxarded the
health, happiness and privilege to which every human
for one dollar Mailed free Of postage toany part OF
Lane, Albany, N. Y.
upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally by mail His medicines often cure
tr.ly eradicate all traces Of those disorders
pasa lad cubebs have long been antidote,
ruin oi the health of the patient His French Secret
the great remedy for that class of disor
ders, which unfortunately physicians with
to the irretrievabe destruction of the patients
ton, and which all the sarsaparla i'll the world cannot
cure.
DR.. Lockrow's medicines are free from all mineral
oisons, and put up in neat and compact form which
can be sent by Express or Mail, and iay be taken in
public or private house, while travelling, without
p0sure to the most intimate friend or h-
% s or study and no important change
the Union according to directions, safely and carefully
secured from observation. Office removed from No. 50
Beaver Street, to 81, Maiden Lane, Broadway,
Albany, New York. je19-wu
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
Mr.. Justice Flandrau's opinion.


The Pioneer of Saturday, much to the sur
prise of everybody and no doubt especially
of his associates on the bench, published at
length the opinion of Mr.. Justice FLANDRAr
of the Supreme Court giving his reasons why
he failed to see," to use his own expressive
phase, as the majority of the Court did in re-
lation to the Railroad First Mortgage Bonds
transferred to the State not being erclusire
first mortgage bonds. The publication OF this
opinion in a newspaper, in advance OF its be-
ing placed on file in the Court, without his
colleagues on the bench even having an op-
portunity of first seeing it, looks a little like
trickiness and savors of disposition to fore
stall public sentiment and Of relying upon the
fact of being earliest in the market rather
than on the quality of his vegetables to Sc
cure customers, or on the intrinsic strength of
his arguments, to justify his position. 1t is
whispered around that Mr.. FLANDRAU through
this whole business has tried rather to play
"smart" than to comport himself with that
dignity and candor which his position requires.
AT the preliminary meeting of the Judges to
confer as to what should be the judgment of
the Court on the point raised, it is said that
Judges EMMEr and ATwArER had no reason
to believe from anything FLANDRAU uttered
that he differed with them in opinion; and
that it was quite surpise when he announced
his dissent in open court!
Elevated by fortuitous circumstances into
the position he occupies, Mr.. FLASDRAU
ought to abandon the little tricks of small
beer, rowdy poli,ion, and assume virtue 81 if
he hath it not THE virtue of being digni
fled, impartial and high-minded and high-act
ing Judgel
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
The Earl CraX1ishing.

The Earl Of Quintessence and Amoergrise'
in the Pioneer of Saturday, tries to crawfish
ont of the inevitable category his sneers at
Mr. HENRY NJ. R, E's capacity; his depre-
c;at;on of his beers and merits" and his
dirty fling rs to Shat Mr. RIcE's intellect would
"bear" in the way of public honors; have
Mainly placed him in. He tells us he finds
"no difficulty" in thus stabbing him to the
heart, and yet still continuing to speak OF him
in complimentary terms as our liable and dis
tinguiShed Senator" The sneaking coward!
He has found out, that though RICE is politl-
caly dead here in Minnesota, he yet has quite
lot Of personal friends left, who might be
troublesome to the EARL in the successful
pursuit of the seven principles of his idolstry ;
and so he draws in his horns and says he
did mt mean tit was all in Pickwickian
sense, &c. The public will mark, however,
that he avoids the point and conclusion which
is irresistible, that a Senator of the United
States who is conceded to be liable and dis
tinguished in that office, is abundantly fit
to be either Vice President or President We
don't concede him to be either
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
A Strange Union.

A telegraphic despatch from Washington
City dated the 9th inst, says:
An arrangement was to-day concluded
between r. "A. Prior, editor of the Richmond
south, and Major HESS, editor of the Wash
ington Suites, by which their respective jour
nails are to be consolidated into one paper, and
published in Washington, in an enlarged form.
1t is to be the organ of no person; but to be
devoted to the general interests of the Demo
cratic party, in accordance with the principle
Of the State Rights Democracy
This is strange union. The States was
the Douglas and Popular Sovereignty organ
at the national capitol; while the ".South'
was the peculiar, most ultra pro-slavery and
disunion organ of the Southern Fire Eaters!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
John B. Haskins Declared Elected

The long doubt about who was elected to
Congress in the 9th District of New York,
JOHN b. HAsKINs, Anti-Lecompton, or GoUv-
ERNoa kENBLE, Buchanan, is at length solved
by the official canvass. HAsKINs is elected
by l3 majority. The dispatch on the subject
is as follows:
WHITE PLAINS, Nov. II.
The official canvass of the votes in West
chester county was completed to-day, with the
following result.
John B. Haskins $500, G. Kemble, 1854
Mr.. Haskins majority in Westchester county
1922, and Kemble's majority in Rockland
and Putnam counties is 1,009. Mr.. Haskin's
majority in the District is 13, exclusive of the
votes cast for j. B. Haskin in Westchestel
and Putnam counties where they were rejected
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
1S5S.69.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, now more than seventeen
years old, which the first journal in the world that
appeared regularly on an imperial eightpage sheet
SO low price as two CENTS and which has attained the
unparalleled aggregate Of than 100000 subscrp-
tions respectfully socits its share of the patrons
which the Metropolitan Press henceorth to receive
With the present year The TRIBUNE has provided it.
self with and faster tress, at cost of $50 OOO
merely that of subscribers may receive their
rapers mail earlier than they otherwise might do.
Wi correspondents st the most important points
throughout the civilized world, and sas of writer's
chosen from among the best the country believe
that those who dislike the politics sheet
ceie to frankness in a"owng its convictions and sb
ity in maintaining them We appeal then those who
believe that increased circulation Of THg TRIBUNE
would conduce to the pol ticil, intellectual,
wel-being of the Republic, to aid in easctiug such
increase.
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Sheet ana published every morning and evening" (Sun-
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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
Settled at Lsst..IllinOis Republican on
the State Ticket.

The Chicago Press and Tribune of the 1th
inst, gives US the official returns of the cleo
ton in that State, by counties and Congress
sional Districts-from all but few counties,
which are reported or estimated.
The Republican State ticket is elected by the
decisive majority Of 4, ,47S votes!
Mr.. DouGLAs, therefore, as we heretofore re
marked, has obtained only a technical victory
through an unjust apportionment of the Legis
lature.
The verdict of the People Of Illinois is agains
him and with LINCOLN
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20

"A Oxk L ki.AaE r&Lks....N IzEREAS ON
IV1 May 21st, 1851 .iys A. Charmal ana Harvey
RUSSELL bCtl, Of the County of Sect MINES, ta did
duly execute and deliver to Phiip l.. Jenes Of New
York City, the the Elm named their certain
!ndenure Of Mortgage Of that date, wherein sLd where
by they did grant, mortgage, AMI convey to the said
Jones the following described premises, situate IL the
county If Carver, MinnPsota, viz The nth east
quarter Of S,c,i,n g. IL Township ll6, norti Of Range
26 west Of the hf,h principal meridian, containing 155
acres, more or less - whereas sad mortgage was
ouly recorded The Office OF te Register OF DEEDS OF
said County OF C'rve', on May Z3d Ioo' at o,ciocH
1s8; and whereas defauit ha accrued in the condon
Of said mortgage, to-Vit the payment OF he sum OF
seven hundred dollars In year from saio nay zist,
1857, with interest quarterly at the rae oI ree per
cent per month UT due nteres not pao when due to
ha addai ~, and aggregate TO draw inter.
cat at said rate and with interest aer due till paid at
a. 90 ~ We Ter cent per month the aggregate of
rincinal and interest due and unpaid maturity &C.
v.n iete with said mortgage executed by said mort
eors and one William = Rnssel, to the order of the
ssd M rtgegce, and whereas the amount Low claimed
to due on sal note and Mortgage is nine hundred
and nine dollars and twenty four CENTS with interest at
five per cent per month from May 24h 1855 making in
aggregat: at the date of this notice the sum of S
120 TO- ana whereas no snt proco eding he, been
sttued ataw TO recover the debt remaining
said mortgage or any part thereof,
Notice is hereby ven, that, BY virtue Of power Of
sale in said mortgage coutarc pursuant to the
statute in such case, made provided the above de-
scroed morts aged pIeDises wall be sold pubc ven
due to the highest biid therefor, py he sber-
rf of saf County Of Carver, wednesday, the hrst
of December lo5S, ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the Of
zee of the Register Deeds of san County of Carver,
st Chaska p said cou ty, satisfy the due
said note and mortgage, ami legal costs.
st. Anthony, October "a, 1eoS.
w. PHILIP 8. JONES, Mortgage.
"''-'- oe1swsw
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20

We understand, that the application to his
Acting Excellency SIBLEY to remove EDWARD
HEENAN, Register of Deeds of Ramsey coun-
ty, for alledged malfeasance in Office, will be
heard in the Gubernatorial room in the Capt.
tol on Thurday next. We do not know
whether sufficient evidence will be adduced
to inspire our timid executive with nerve
sufficient to remove an Irish office-holder; but
HEENAN takes it very easy, and says, we
hear that he shan't submit to SIBLEY's re-
moval, as he is only bogus governor any
how!
Spunky for HEENANl
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20

- While repairs were being made on
one of the public school houses in Chicago
ON Monday, November 1st, at recess the boys
amused themselves by swinging on the ropes
rugged for raising materials to the roof. In
dong so plank tumbled from the roof upon
the heaos OF the group. One little lad had
his skull crushed fatally, and two others were
seriously injured.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
Something Wonderfu, Brewing.

The special despatch from Washington to
the New York Tribune of the sixth, is as fol-
lows:
"Hints are thrown out that the President
has in contemplation grand scheme of terri
torial and commercial agggrandizement which.
when proposed, is likely to occupy the public
mind so rs to overshadOw the slavery uues-
ton. Central America and the Isthmus are
indicated as the field of labor.
The project, whatever it is, has been long
been said about it publicly. The States this
evening declares that whoever makes war on
William Walker makes war on the best inter-
ests of the South and on the perpetuity of the
Union"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
Rejoicing i'm Chicago.

On Wednesday evening next, the 7th inst.
the Democracy Of Illinois will hold grand
demonstration in honor of their late glorious
victory in that State. There will be mag
niticent torchlight procession, and the whole
affair will excel anything of the kind ever got,
ten up in the West
The railroads running into Chicago will is
sue tickets at half fare for the occasion.-Du-
buQue Erpress and Herald.
One of the banners should be inscribed
1.-THE Legislature is with DOUGLAS though
the People are with LINCOLN by 447S ma.
iOrity."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20

~ We see it stated that John w. RYAN
the Peoples candidate for Congress in the 1st
or Southwark Congressional District of Pa,
has served the legal notice on THOMAS B. FLOR
ENCE, practical hitter and the rowdies'
friend" contesting his right to seat in Con-
gress. Mr.. R. claims $50 majority
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
Execution.
New YORK, Nov.

NEW AOhh, ANOE. IL.
James Rodgers, the boy murderer, was hung
to-day in the prison yard, according to previ-
Gus arrangements The execution was delay
Cd till the last moment, as his friends had hop
ed that reprieve would be granted. But few
persons were present; but outside the Tombs
there was large crowd, including many of
the gentler sex. Rodgers remained tolerably
firm till the last moment His father was
present, and when the body was cut down.
threw himself upon it, in paroxysm Of
grief.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-11-20
Latest from Frazer River and OregO

In yesterdays paper we presented a state
ment relative to the Frazer River gold dig
gings, which was rather discouraging. The
recent overland mail, which left California on
the 18th ult., brings us the following addi-
tional paragraph relative to the Oregon and
Frazer River country:
Frazer River dates to the 14th. The river
had fallen and considerable gold had been
taken out, but the weather was too cold TO
work. and the miners were returning to Cali
fornia in large numbers.
"Oregon dates are to the 9th. The Indians
we're suing for peace, which Col. Wright re-
fused, and demanded the unconditional sur
render, with all the women and property
1.-The soldiers were destroying the grain
fields and provisions, of the Indians, who
are reduced to state of starvation.
"The American Commissioners had inter-
fered to secure 2 Americans at Victoria, who
were accused of petty crimes, and aid of coun-
Gil on their trial."