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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
sPE oIAL NoTIcEs.
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TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is especially suited. 1t WILL short bring ON
monthly period with regularity.
zach BOTTLE price Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent eounterfetu.
CAUTION.
These Pills Should not De taken by FEMALES durinO he
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, az they are
sure to bring JGscdrrid0s, Sutat any other they
soJs.
In all OF Nervous and spInsl Affections Pain
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ton Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
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anthony, anything hurtfui to the constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
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N.B.-$1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my uu.
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by return mail.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

NAsHIHGTON June l. 1858.
SESArE.-Numerous memorials and reports
of an interesting character were presented and
referred. The consideration of tue MIscellaue-
Gus appropriation bill was thtn resumed.l
Mr.. Mason from the committee OH Foreign
Affairs, reported bill, authorizing the Executive
to employ the naval force to protect the rights
of our citizens from Outrages by foreign nations
Having especial reference to Central America
and South America. This is the bill recently
reported by Douglass, with slight alteration by
the committee.
Mcssrs. Mason. Gwynn, of CAL, and Houston,
argued the importance of immediate action, SO
as to obtain concurrence Of the House before ad-
iournment Seward, of n. Y, expressed his
Strong disapprobatiOn of the measure. An at
tempt to make the bill the special order for to-
morrow noon, was voted down by 81 maj
Appropriation bills were taken up. Nothing
was accomplished, and at o'clock the Senate
took recess till o.
On re.asSembling the debate was resumed
Mr.. Seward, of N. Y, made a powerful appeal
for Western interests. The proposition under
consideration was to appropriate $54, OOO Tor
the Improvement of St. Clair fats lost by tie
vote.
Mr.. Pugh moved an amendment
HousE.-The Speaker announced that the
Special Committee ordered to be appointed to
consider the memorial of American Artists was
as follows Marshall, KY, keitt, Taylor, n. u,
Morris, Pa and PendletOn.
The Indian Deficiency Appropriation bill was
passed. also the bill providing for the support OF
three regiments of volunteers, by vote OF lOl
against IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
ATTEMPT TO STEAL SLAVES.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 3lst.-The steamer
Keziah, of Wilmington, Del, Capt. Bayles,
cleared from Petersburg on Saturday night
Several slaves being missing steamer was sent
after her and oyerhauled the Keziah below City
Point On searching her, five slaves were found
on board. The vessel, containing the captain
and crew of the Keziah and slaves were all
brought to the city and lodged in Jail. An in
tense excitement prevails in consequence =
About 1000 people were at the wharf when the
vessel arrived and they were restrained from
violence with great difficulty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.

QUEBEC, June 1.-The steamship Indian,
from Liverpool, has arrived with dates to tie
18th ult ae
NEw YoRK, June 1.-The steamship Har-
monia, from Hamburg and Southampton, has
arrived.
The report for associated press, which should
have beea furnished by the Indian, cannot be
A reliable dispatch says that BreadstufTs were
dull but all qualities had improved. Wheat Pa
Sd. Flour la2s.
Telegraphic dispatches from Bombay, receiv-
cd at Malta, state that Seingur was relieved on
18th of April by Gen. Lugard, with but tritilnG
Briendier Saton had defeated the rebels
Futinghur, killing and wOuuding 300, and cap
turing guns aud ammunition.
a body of rebels in MaltaPora Mountains had
also been defeated.
A large body of Bheels had been defeated in
Santpore Hills; 500 captured. British loss Sc
we're, including five officers.
Gen. Rose had delayed his advance upon Cal
pec in consequence of threatened denonStTH-
ton by the rebels upon IhanSie
A Vienna dispatch says the Montenegrins
backed the Turks near Grahoa, and nearly an
initiated their whole force, killing Commander
Kiamil Pasha, and capturing all the guns
The Mon:enegrins lost 200 killed and wounded.
The Turks numbered 1000 strong; Montene-
grins 5000.
The London Times says that rumors prevail
in political circles concerning the intention oil
France towards Belgium.
The conflict between Turkey and Montenegro
is growing in political importance. Hostiiues
have, however, been suspended
LIVERPOOL breadstutfs market closed
quiet.
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote flour dull at
the following prices: Western 2Isa2iS %
Southern 22sa29s Cd; Chic % 6da25s. Wheat
quiet and easy Corn quiet with decline OF I'D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION!

EW- Prices suit the times, at wYKES' GALLERY OF
ART di street opposite linton. Pictures taken at this
Gallery greatly reduced prices. The public
the place obtain the best Pictures that
ken in the city.
would also inform them they need
obtain c cap Pictrres but right to head
quarters where prepared take them cheap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Card.

WHEELING, May 8Ist, 1858. a
In the Times and Gazette of the 9th inst,
there is beautifully sublime production, oc-
cupying half a column-the writer of which
has placed me under lasting obligation to him
for tho exceeding kind, scharitable,7 liberal,
christian, chaste language he is pleased TO use
in Speaking of me and an article of mine in the
belmont Chronicle" of the 18th inst, that per-
haps he never saw. Indeed the Editor of that
Udtued and Exceedingly liberal paper-the Times
and Gazette-has my sincere thanks for adj
uniting into his beautiful sheet, so much of
praise--of an 'obScure person" like myself
in one column.
Indeed, somewhat admire the pluck Of "Au.
ditor" in tarinS up at an Imagined attack upon
his friend, but dear Heaven save us from such
friends, if their vocabulary is stored with such
awful hard words as the writer of that article
uses. j sincerely pity the Rev. gentleman, and
deeply sympathize with him if he has the mis-
fortune to be blest with many sWch friends,
though in truth suppose the Times correspon.
dent looks upon me in about as favorable light
as the angel Gabriel upon Satan in paradise,
and therefore | can readily forgive him, but let
me assure him that he does not WELD the sword
of "Michaer-tliat sword was truth. The wri-
ter of that article may have been saint for
aught know, for he quotes Scripture like one;
but do not wish to insinuate that he "has
stole the livery of Heaven" or that his commu-
ncation SMELLS of birthstone. But l hope that
if an evil spirit has got possession of him it will
be exercised, and cast out when there is no herd
of swine in his vicinity, as could not help pit
tying even swine that such monstrOus, una
lIgnant spirit would get into. Perhaps il he
would turn to LIST Corinthians, and give the
XIII chapter a careful perusal he would feel
better (; indeed if it does not do him good it will
be no fnult of mine. hope he will remember
in future that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Jusr Lord Napier has desired that his
dispatch to Admiral Stuart, commanding the
British squadron in the Gull, sent from Wash.
ington yesterday, to he forwarded from Halifax,
by a special steamer to Bermuda; he has advised
the Admiral to order discontinnance of vista
ton of American vessels, pending instructions
from Her Maiesty's Government
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

Tho Gyrascope. saw, yesterday, at the
establishment of James NJ. Dillon. Market ST.,
simple instrument which has puzzled the
brains of all who have seen it. 1t is called the
Gyrascope, or Mechanical Paradox. 1t is an
instrument OF very simple construction, beauti-
fully illustrating various interesting movements
of centrifugal force A wheel about four inches
in diameter is attached to an axis about four
inches long, the ends of the axis being support
ed in a circular band, on which, in line with
the axis is cross to rest upon an upright point
Rapid motion is given to the wheel by winding
n cord around the axis, and suddenly pulling 1t
off. The cross is then set on the point and the
instrument will revoive around the centre sus-
tanning itself at any angle at which it may De
placed, and remaining thus until overcome oy
gravity. Suspended by string. 1t %sh aet as
well as when supported on the point Inc uyLa'
scope with balance viii revolve in one drectlo u
If nnderbalanced, in the opposite direction II
overbalanced, and remain stationary when oai, ,
anced. Altogether it is curious thing ana
worthy of examination. The principle was nTse
accidentally discovered in Philadelpnia; MI.
Dillon is manufacturing the instruments Tor sac
having added several improvements ana WIZ DC
happy 80 show its operations to the curious
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

FEvEn AND AQUA Csss Of Eight Months
Standing cured by BGrdare's Holland Bitters.-
Michael Kelly, mo. III Seventh, near Grant
Street says:
Last July, while running on the river, on
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New
Orleans, l was taken with Fever and Ague,-
For eight long moths suffered with this dread
full disease. The greater part of this time was
unable to work, and spent at least fifty 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 cure aods guaranteed. After
taking this for one week, must state, was
sound man. have been at work now for two
weeks, and have had no return of the Chils and
Fever whatever"
TuoMAs ADAMS, Diamond House,
or at R. Chester's Gothic Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

Photographs-We call attention of those de-
string correct and desirable likeness, to the
csrd ofMr. Partridge to be found in our adver-
Using columns this morning To the citizens
of Wheeling, it is unnecessary for us to say a
word in commentator of Mr.. cartridges pic
turos-he has reputation which speaks for it
self
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
Harsh abusing, false accusing.
Is Of little Christian use,
One soft word of kindly meaning,

Is worth o torrent OF aDuse.'
We cannot but express the hope that Auditor
will be a more attentive listener in future, and
learn that all ncn are not either deyils,-incar-
nate fiends, or angels of light No, there is
good in all; there is still the Image of the great
AL Father upon all that his hand has made
We find fault with the bigotry and intolerance
of papal countries; and yet, how much in ad-
vance are we here, where we cannot have an
opportunity to be heard, the freedom of
thought, of speech, or the press. do not be-
Ilieve that half dozen citizens of Wheeling
ever saw the article which has been so misrep-
resented TO them; and all ask, is for any honest
man to place my article an the Chronicle, along
siAeof Auditor's, and read them both, and judge
1ohich is most IN The spirit Of .tfend. The lat
ter half of the nineteenth century is too late
day to frighten people by the cry of abolition
ist.'' The long, 'dreary night of ignorance that
has for ages enveloped and fettered the minds of
men, shutting out the sunlight Of truth, has
well nigh passed, and the morning draweth
nigh when truth, like the Aurora, and opening
day, shall burst irresistibly forth, and illumine
the entire world. j. DAVIS HALSTEAD.
a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
The Daily ,Intelligencer.

Persons wishing the Daily Intclligsncsr, can
have it left according to directions, for ten. cents
per week, payable weekly to Luther Rice.
oorders for the paper can be left at the office
or handed to the carriers.
Y Subscribers are requested not to psy to
the carrier boys, unless they can show author
ity from Mr. Rice to make collections
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

Shouldsr-ATmsr- commissioners ap-
pointed by the county court to arrange for the
election of Captains and Lieutennnts preparato-
~ to the organization of the militia for this pa
rochial district, have as yet done nothing. The
population is becoming restless. The people
are eager for the fray. They long for the glori-
GUS "ponp and circumstance" of going through
the motions. They snuff gunpowder afar off
and are anxious to strike
"Por the green graves OF their sIres."
We hope the militia may be speedily organi-
zed and we may be allowed to shoulder our
corn stalks, broomsticks and bean poles just as
soon as possible. Even now it is dangerous to
stick pig or cut off a chickens head
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

HiuComprehenSible Liniment,
of the afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs RhcumatiSm Neuralgia, Gont ErysipelRs,
cGtSns6ls diseases rapidly snpsrstdng prep.
srstons The PrOprs.Ors give for she EN- Of
derful by during pastfew months Ger
ticates from the parties the possession Of
the proprrtOrR but their length publication Of
One Bottle triumphant.
Mrs. Mon No. S45 Morgan Street, St. Louis, having
suffered three years with and tried many
tie of Arctic Imminent ,,.
Henry Davis. Mound street. S. IoSis who say. he wa.
the I bS OF ,s E Su %S ssa G
''''' 1'''' Eiiy the LItIIe ChiIdren.
ohcago was sesded all over by the upsetting OF
Of boiling water. applied accord
and in . few day. The little sufferer was wen.
Mrs George X Tyler Canal street, o. had long suf-
fersd from and eTnptSn on the
''''''N - 80 A Horrible Tuner.
tried arctic Imminent. Three bottles cured
''N' Wonderful Cure!
rs Bedford, Mobile her couch for three
failure of all other remedies was cured by the Arctic Lin
H'n'' IN :" t''''s '' An R9PiosIon.
MEAPnls, TESx., Nov. 2sth, 1857.
soaed By the explosion Of steam Boiler
IN extra ted rom scaids and in very short time all
the pain gone from the bruises. In two weeks
"F' HENRY aHyERsEiLI, rs'idsnOs Jackson street.
| WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
Dr. A q. BEAGa-DeaT Sir: For more than three gears
tried various
to eGect induced by Dr. Baum try the Arctic
da "' was aaossd for The
in one eye applied your valuable Linlment, aud her
eyes are nov perfectly sound Thus have with
the IN back Would
yOurnTaua6e remedyin my house. Yours truly pIy,sr,,
| WEBSTER or4r, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1891.
! thereby certify that we'll acquainted with William
RUSSELL and with the astonishing cuTes he mentions and
kho" MS J. %A1swoRTH, F. NJ, webutsr city
GSOod for Animals.
curing the diseases Of aninas as witness the following
certificate: Messrs. &c Arnot and Lynch, Arnot Co.,
orally known throughoutthe United states no., go.
We tbeu1dersigned having Dr. Dragg's ArCtIcInI
number of months cheerfully testify to Its SUI
We satisfied Of being the best Linmsnt made
that would use NO other We keep AND hSS1 KEEP. Tor
about horses their dseas
the only one we have ever found doGys Scst
We cordially recommend tito alIIvery stable keepers and
others having the care Of horses.
IY S eli H AsNof a CO.,
Chestnut Street
ne pest PM q Gs P PE16TsI Linz r.
Liberal proportions.
The propretors agree furnish each purchaser Of dol
lar Bottle free su6.eriPtionsO the u s. for
the the benefit Of this prop
oson the wrapper around every dollar bot
tie Arctic Luimen 10 put up In 70 cent 90 cent and
Al bottles and 81 bottles contain 90 and 100
per cent Lniment In proportion to their cost and
ara The che pest. For sale by BRAGG d BURROHES,
Sole oprIetors st Louis, Mo.
An Agent wanted every town and villaTe APPlien-
tions must always accompanied by responsble refer
ences, Por sole by LAUGHLISS BUSHEELD,
ionts.i v-3u,dkw 81 General Al gents foi Wheeling.
Fresh Arrival. 3 ~
WE have this hay ceved second stock OF Summer
w Hats and Caps making assortment complete, be.
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The Greatest HnrEnin YeI.

will sell superior SILK ROBES yards each,
quality last season at s25 $50, Fer only
SI5 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks, deny that these Robes
sold half their value. Also superior article COLORED
POCLT DIX ROBES A DULLES, side stripes, very de-
coloTs and deigus and will be sold At bargain
They OF recent importation Of Slarse New York
retail and bought below Importers cost
AsO received about 50 dres patterns Of styles
/ fancy silks, very handsome and cheap.
100 BAREGE LAWN CHALLY ROBES, both side stripes
double skirt Barge Robes 20 ds each such sold
$40, will sell for IS. Chaly Robes
excellent STYLE very cheap. Vine Lawn Robes At only One
Dollar and Pity Gents apiece; at ALEX HEYMAN's,
ap3-3m i.l MAR 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
FROM CHICAGO.

JuEE 1.-The St Paul papers Of Saturday
contain an account of a fight between band Of
so Sioux Indians, encamped near Shakespee,
and 200 Chippewas. The battle resulted in IA
yor of the Sioux Four Of the Chippewas were
killed, and six dangerously wounded; two Sioux
killed and twelve wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02

a Ffght.-A man by the name of HazeIdine
yesterday afternoon knocked his friend down in
the street He was arrested and taken before
Aid Wilson where he was fined. He refused
to pay the tax levied and was taken to Jail by
officer Tracy Mrs. Hazedine hearing that her
lord was in durance came up and liquidated the
assessment and he was released.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-02
AsaiRneeIa Sale.

THE following are one-sd privsts sale unAn he arSt
Monday in June next. Ehen such Of e remain IN
Sold 81 Public Auction ~ the Court H0u1e,
VtE:-
IS shares Of mock Of wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company 8 shores Of stock o. the Mashngt0n HAN A.
GoeiSfiUr Pew Mattheg's Episcopal ChIreh
Lots No. iS0 40, in Mount wood CsustsEyi Lots Ne
is9 and 49, In Centre WheelinR Ne. & Square
IN South wheeling; otNo. So IN the town Of HoundGVe
LotS No. g. IN II and part Of L. With extensons, In
Buena Vista addition Wheeling: MaihGU JesTB note
for sIB payable in the line o. his business g cash
prers demand; IS Lots Jacobs ADDITION 70 So1t4
WheinF which are city limits and free fFoa city
taxatIon and arr desirable ehesP Fss5dSness-
FOR terms &C. apply Jlg. y. BakEr suIy taitsnts
or Hreation Lets, lIF. Wm CoNaa
near the premises. BAKER, TAl.LANf BAKER,
ap9p-td AEsigBess % Wn- T. sslb1>(