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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-09
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The ToMATo.-Dr. Bennett, professor
Of some celebrity, considers the tomato
an invaluable article Of diet. and aseribes
to it very important medical prOperties;-@
LIST. That the Tomato IS one Of the
most powerful aperients Of the MateriA
Medica, aud that in all those aaeetions Of
the liver and organs where calomel 3 in
dictated, K is probably the most effective
and least harmful remedial agent known
to the profession. % lss-..s {,
End. That chemical extract win be
obtained from it, which viii supersede the
use of calomel in the cure Of disease.
Sd. That he has successfully treated di:
arrhoea with this article alone.
4th. That when used as an article Of def
is almost sovereign remedy for dyspeps
STA and Indigestion. 80 yea ~
9th. That it should be constantly used
with our daily foods either cooked, raw
or in the form of estsup. As It Is the moss
healthy article now in use. ''oF ON 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.

New Youx, March 2G.-Thc steamer Moses
Taylor has arrived from Aspinwall. She brings
81, 100000 treasure. The tripwaS performed
in 20 days and IA hours-the quickest trip on
record. She left Aspinwall the evening of
the 18th. The ST Louis would sail the same
evening.
The California Senate were discussing bills to
provide for the observance of the Sabbath, com
pulsorily; and Incorporating mining ditch com
panes.
Belts the late State Treasurer, was acquitted
Of embezziement-
There was a horrible tragedy in Grass Valley.
Michael Brenmal, President Of the Mosart HOPE
Mining Company, murdered his wife and three
children and then committed suicide.
Archy, the slave confined in Stockton Jail lay
order of his owner, under decision of the SUI.
preme Court, had organised band OF burglars
who were discovered at San Francisco and some
were arrested.
The flying Fish sailed for China with many
dead and living Chinese, and S2s5,000 in treas
urc.
y meeting of French citizens of San Francis
co adopted an address of horror at the attempt
ed assassination of Napoleon.
The Golden Age was out only 81 days.
Markets languid, but not depressed. SOuie
articles were higher. Money easier
The California Legislature has passed an act
to take the state prison from the hands Of the
present lesSees and place il in the hands of
Agents to be appointed by the Governor The
Governor was refused possession, broke the
doors and took it. Van Ness offered an urui-
nance providing that all title to San Francisco
lands within the borders be given TO the parties
in possession, except what was required for
streets, public squares, school houses, &c.
Joint Committee reported Il meinulial 10 Con
grrSs for the abrOgatiun Of the mail contract,
and the formation Of two companies to carry
alternately SO as TO make weekly mail
The sloop-ufwar ST. Marys arrived from Hon
Oluu Thirty descrliOns had occurred. Some
were captured.
The Indians on Sebastian Reservation had re-
VOTED and had refused To work or obey orders
They were frightened to submission By the sol
derE, and their leaders suffered from 30 to 100
lashcs.
Saman was formally received by the Govern
ment of Nicaragua ON the 22d of February.
Zsarri'S treaty WAS still before the legislature
and it is believed would not be ratified unless
with alterations which would reopen the whole
affair."
Commodore Jones has taken leave of the
government
Gen Jcrez was appointed Minister of War.
The steamer San Carlos was lost on the lake.
The Susquehnnna was at San Juan.
PgRU.-VivancO had captured africa; the
frigatc Apurmac having first Shelled the town.
She landed 800 men, and took possession. The
loss on both sides was 200 killed, and many
wounded. Half the town IS i'll ruins. Nivanco
bad withdrawn his troops from Quaiquc The
attempt at revelation was suppressed.
Lieut. Cohen was passenger on the Moses
Taylor, as bearer of dispatches from Com. Long
of the frgatc Nerrimac, which had arrived at
CallaO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
CoNGREsSIoNAL.
MAsiIINGrl n N1lr.h IN

The Senate Is not iu session.
lloEsE.-Mr. Wa>hbHrn presented a reSold-
ton, which was adopted instructing the Conn
mitIee on Public Lands TO inquire whether the
main track of the Dubuque aud Sioux City Rail-
= .ad was completed, aud whether Il inscrsects
with the branch III conformity with the law
granting lands la Iowa for railroad purposes,
and that tic committee report such action rs
they may deem proper T premises
y number Oi private bus We're reported from
the various committees.
\ sharp argument occurred in committee,
between Smith of Virginia, aud Davis of India-
m, Kansas, alt,r which Su it'll said that Dou-
gias had got mp the movement against tile met
sure, to secure his reelection To the Senate; a..d
there was Il concerted movement Of the Demo
Gratis of Illinois for that purpose.
Mr.. Marshall OF Ill, pronounced the charge as
wholly unIounde'i.
Mr.. Smith replied that the successor Of Mr..
Richardson, told him and others, without re-
serve, that some of the Illinois delegation, after
consultation, came To the conclusion that this
was the only chance to elect Douglas.
Mr.. Marshall said that lac did not believe any
confluence was held, aud repeated that the state
was entirely unfoundcd-
Mr.. Cox said it did not become MIR Smith,
who turned tail ON the DmOcraey and was elec-.
ted to Congress by American votes, to make ex-
traOrtlinary attacks ON Democrats.
(Much confusion enSued, amid which Mr.. Clay
moved that the Committee rise
The Chairman said Mr.. Cox could proceed on
" by Unanimous consent.
Mr.. Clemens objected
Mr.. Morris, OF Pa, made speech opposing
Lecompton. Adjourned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.

HArIFAx, March 9T.-The Niagara has arriv-
cd from Liverpool with dates TO the 18th.
Cotton sdecIined -4aS 4 owing TO heavy i'm
ports Breadsluils dull. Provisions dull
Consols sc 5-Sa34 for money.
House of Commons met On the 18th. DIS
racli announced the reception of satisfactory
dispatch from France, and termination under
standing between the two countries
India dispatches were not received. AtSion-
pool the appeal of Orsini and contederates was
refused. Arrests still continue to be numerous.
LIvEHPooL March l2.-ShleS Cotton for the
week were 81 COO bales; $500 to SPECTATORS,
and like amount 10 exporters. Owing to re-
cent heavy arrivals there is decline Of Labs.
Sales to-day, Friday, wcrc 5000 bales; market
closing dull.
flour very dull, and almost unsaleable; quota
tions nominal. Wheat dull; prices steady
Corn quiet and steady; mixed aud yellow nm
changed; white is quoted at 340h2lO I'd. The
brokers' circular reports beef quiet Pork dull.
Bacon heavy ut slight decline. Lard quiet at
SOs for hest descriptions. TallOw slightly adj
vanced for ali qalitics.
1t was rumorcd at London on Friday, that
dispatches had arrived announcing the taking of
Lucknow.
The lates, correspondence between France
and England had not been laid before Parlia-
mcnt, but the Times gives synopsis. Both
M0lunSbnrY and WalcwNki throughout show
great discretion. In reply TO MalunsbUry's re-
quest for explanation of passages which
much offended the Commons, Walewski frankly
reminds the country of the undouGted proofs
given by the Emperor of the value lac attaches
TO the alliance, by concessions TO cur views du-
ring the Crlmeai, war and since the treaty.
4 pamphlet had been issued in Paris in re-
gard TO the refugee difficulty with England. IL
appeals to The English Government aud people
not tn be led awny by false interpoSition,
aud expresses hopes that the alliance my finally
withstand tie trials il IS undergoing. II Is re-
garded as a State paper.
st Chalons, on the 9Th, 20 men surprised
small post of infantry, and attempted TO seize
the railway station. They were dispersed and
10 captured.
Gortschacoff had issued n memorandum on
the question of the navigation Of the Danubr,
ia the French Government, directly in uppOSi-
tion to the views Of Austria.
Some rioting had occurrei at Dublin between
the police ard the College Students Several Of
the laltea were dangerously injured.
A Central Committee was appointed Mt st.
Petersburg to project for emanciIatipg Of the
seriS. consists of thirteen. The Emperor Is
President.
The Times sta tc,; that Count Pcrseguy will
not contiuue to represent France at this court
The AadiTa Telegram says Zuloga is Ial
disposed To settle the difference with Spain.
The statement that Concha is 10 be removed
from Cuba is cOntradicted on good authority.
CLEVELAND, March GA large meeting VAS
held here last evening to sustain the Admins
tration. Ex-GOv. Woods, the President made
the opening speech, and was followed by Ben
ton, of Starke county. Resolutions were pass
cd strongly endorsing the Administration, and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

4 ~Uooa}iqdt Adcenture. Night before last
couple Of young mon from this city, in return
ing from u short distance in the country, where
they had been invited by n congenial spirit and
bosom companion, to spend the evening in drink
ing and merry making, concluded to take the
short cut and come through an open field
The moon was shining brightly, and in lettering
and singing through the field, they espied a
large on lcisurely chewing his cud short dis
lance of. The boys felt the influence of their
friends old Bourbon pretty sensibly, and being
In no hurry, walked towards the bovine speci-
men ofcontentment with determination 10
have sOme fun. One agreed to hold the animal
by the narrative, while the other mounted upon
hiS back. The rider had scarcely become fairly
seated, when the OK started Off on dead run,
aud accelerated his speed until the driver was
compelled to let go his hold, and was sent whirl-
F." and tumbing to the ground. The animal
"eeame so frightened by the twftching in the
rear and tight hold in the flank, that hesrnu
fecSiesSly over an cmbankmcnt about twenty
''el in height, throwing his rider headlong into
pile oflOgs and brush. Both young men es-
'aped with few painful bruises, but the OK was
so severely injured, as 10 be perfectly useless,
'Ni his murders were forced to come down with
Ten dollars piece on compromise and hush
up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
WASnINGTnN MEANS.

MAwcu 2G-,rhe Kansas debate nearly run
out in the House, which adjourned at O'clock
this p M, no one desiring Ia speak on the sub
ject.
The Treasurers last weekly statement shows
the receipts nearly four millions; amount on de-
post eight and half millions, or three and a
fifth millions increase since the grevious week.
The Turkish Ambassador and si,ite, have ae
cepted an invitation To visit Red River, North of
which is the Western boundary of Minnesota; the
pi cpal object is to see the Valley of the river,
aud engage in hunting elk and buffalo. Iii
proposed to make the trip in July, and it is said
Vice President Breckimridgr, aud Mr.. Cava-
naugh, representative from Minnesota, and FIX
Governor Medary, will accompany the expedi-
ton.
The House was not officially informed until
to-day of the passage of the Senate Kansas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

h@it'Oad accident Tea Hen L.iurea.-or
Monday last, when near the North Branch
bridge, east of Cumberland, the whistle on an
engine, attached to burthen train blew out
AT the time of the accident the train was RUM
ing at the rate Of twenty miles an hour, and a
brakesman named Thomas Price, being Mt the
time on the engine, and thinking that it was
about to blow up, jumped off and broke his leg.
The engineer, Joshua Lewis, had his face badly
scalded. No other damage was done. Price is
a resident of Martinsburg and Lewis of Sandy
Hook.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
BRAGG,S AROpIC LIMIm ElN,r

This incomprehensble Imminent, upon which the great
the pangs rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout Erysipelas,
Cancer scrofuu, sPrnns nses Burns Sealds ana ali
araons The prnprieOrs give for the encouragement OF
derIul by during past months Ger
tihcate from the parties hamed In the possession of
the proprrtors but their length Precudes publication Of
One TsottIc TrfumPhnnt
Mrs. Motif, No. J45 Morgan Street, Louis, having
preparations without effect cured by ty cent
out of Purgntory.
Henry Davis, Mound street, Louis, who he
snGering the paugs of purEaOry' with Neuralgia,
months, cured by three four applications Of the
PITY lhc Little Children.
he dauEhter OF AIRS Lee esiulng on Lake street,
Of boiling water The Arctic Inuent applied
and in = few days tile little sufferer was well.
RESTORED 10 Beauty.
fsrs from ON painful and dIsggrinE eruption on the
'''''' :" - MT iIorriSI. Tumor.
Sgs5s Maory N 81. was three the victim
until he tried the arctic Lniment Three bottles cured
Wonderful CureI
Mrs Bedford Mobile, confined her couch for three
failure of all other remedies, cured by the Lini
An ExPIosIon.
MEMruis, TgSx. Nov. 2Sth, 1871.
sc'lde by explosion Steam Boiler
try BragSs Arctic lhluent wasinstant
The pain was gone from bruises In two weeks Was
well, and able 70 reSI!ne my business. -
The blind see!
Dr.. a. G. BAGe-DeaT sir: Yor more thai ilree ,y,rs
had been ahicted with ih1aIned eyes aggravated
degree and tried various Physicians
elect; Induced ny Dr. try Arctic
daughter was afflicted in the same nanEer rUr the same
me- and during portion of the tine was entirely blind
eyes now perIsetiy sound. have l. with one
yOurlnvaluaGle remedy In my house Yours truly,
Ssasrra CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9t6, Il57
ieE Tia that % MEL with William
il. wADswHRTH, p. n, webster City.
Good for AninaSIs.
This invaluable iniInen is also equally eficatious in
cvrtIhcate Messrs.J 90 Arnot Lynch, ArHO Co.,
Keep te two largest N-r West and are gen
ST. Loris, pee Esd, 1857.
ment for number of months, cLecriuy tsrLy
perior efficacy curing horses; well are
that would use no other Eee aud have KEPT FOR
number OF years, livery stables in hs city and
Seat, and unhesatnEy say that the
We cordially recommend IT TO alvery stable Keepers
others having the care Of horses
LYNCH, ARNOT CO.,
Chestnut Street,
Many druggists having old LiImehts on hand viii
fass 70 iHrehsss them ASK for sssGG's iScTic LIN
INENI''' ana 'S i,,i no o'le = r:,o.,,,o
The pTopTetors agree 20 uTis zach purchaser Of dol
year. This Is one OF Tie V Illustrated par,rs
eetiheate, entting te holder to the benefit Of this prop
e The Sresie isen @ ~ IS t a eent oB
- bottles The 81 aud 81 bottles contain SC aud 100
are TIE cheapest For sale y brace 6 PuRRowEs
An agent wanted in town aud vilia'e. AppIca-
lions must always be aeeompanied by rrsponsIbl refer
enees, For sole by LAtIGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
JantS:ly-Smd&E-Et General Agents Eos WhreiIt z.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
NEW YORK MARKET.

March 26.-FlOur dull; sales 1000 bblS.---
Wheat quiet; 1000 bush sold; white heavy;
GenesSee 81, 30 Corn firm; sales %, 900 bush.
at 6ga70c for white, IN advance of lr; yellow
unchanged Pork buOyant at 6,SOaIG 30 for
mess Lard steady mt lOal04c. Whisky adj
yanced lc, at 23c. Stocks dull and lower.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

No,isg time, QH Fools Day, and the first
# Aprrl, are coming, and will all be here about
he same time Those of our subscribers who
iatend 10 change their residences, will please
notify our carrier, MIR. Rice, or leave word at
the Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
COsMOPOLlTAN ART ASSOCIATION.

Nav YoHs, Marcl, 2G.-The annual award Of
a premium by the Cosmopolitan Art Associa
ton took place last evening. The Greek Slave
was awarded to Miss 4. Z. Coleman, of Cincin-
cinnnti, o. Paintings were well distributed
amout, the States
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
l3USINESS NOTICES.

Tie Cheapest, cleauest, safest and best light
out yet is that which the Carbon Oil will pro-
duce Purchasers will do well to examine the
Oil and Lamps, at E. Bookings, No 81 Monroe
street, first, before buying elsewhere. Roll up,
roll in. No charge for looking at it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
RALTIMORE MARKET.

MAReu 26.-BreadstufTs generally quiet
Howard St. and Ohio Flour quotes at S4,s7!a
81, 80, and 81, % for city. Wheat active, except
low grades. which are dull red $laI, lOaI 10,
DECLINING Provisions firm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

Tile Ners- What's the news? we ask, and
echo answers, what's the news? Yesterday
there was not police case, nor an exciting
breath ofany kind, to ripple the evenness of the
serial political or business community. Yet we
are expected to answer this morning, whats
the news?"
"Tne news! our morning. noon and evening cry.
FOR tins the cit the critic aad the foP,
balls the hou away in TonsOr's sliopi
ana wears your threshold and your patience out.
FOR This we leave The l,aTsGn IN The lIrsh,
Yea when some confined friend We gather round,
We ask What News, and lay him in the ground"
We might tell how the city is rapidly resum-
inc its wanted aspect of prosperous industry,
baving almost endorsed the panic, and laid low
The unconiiding spirit which short time since
possessed our business people. Something, too,
might be said of the new Custom House, which
is rearing its massive front so high as to almost
shade the window from which we have a view
oralI southern cut doors, and the workmen pick
ing upon its high walls, look like the lillipu-
tiaus of Swift, or the pigmics OF the white
living Gulliver. The stone work will soon be
completed, and then it will not take long to fin
ish the splendid structure. The custom house.
with the post office and other government Off
ces, will doubtless change the aspect of that
portion of the city in which it is situated, and
draw around it, in time, good part of the ci-
tvs business and attractive. New build
ngs will go up, old ones come down, and the
Athen;eum will cease to be u "banqnetlall
deserted"
Between us and the custom house, some real
human man is putting up martin box, which
reminds US that this is a proper season for the
observance of the pleasant custom of providing
places of habitation for native singing birds,
the phebe bird, the swallow, the martin, and
other leathercd friends, who, as writer has
observed, with all their light and cheerful gai-
", seldom transgress the laws of their welfare,
as many do who possess the high intelligence of
mau. These birds are among the most useful
friends OF man in destroying insects which prey
upon the fruits and flowers and the substantial
products with which our venerable mother
earth supports her large aud increasing family.
Talking about mother earth reminds us that
recently, in different parts of the city and sub
urbs we have noticed the mellow soil turned
up, and industrious people busily engaged in
preparing the ground for the reception of gar
den and flower seeds, making the neat walks
and cleaning away the rubbish. Productions
of the hot house, small dimiuutiye onions and
yariegated gcranlums have already appeared in
market, as well as that nondescnPt, doubtful
vegetable known as ''grccns" or as bOardcrs
who don't pay sometimes call it, grass"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

CAELvLE, IA, June IS, 1s:2
Prof. J.. Weo.i's Hair Restorative, AID
have admired uoIdsTiul gGgtts NJ La.I Ess iS'tn
Ing, thought EtAy, but Ly the q his
Restorative IL has its original eei0r, AID, Lave
8. BREssE. ex-senator, Z. 5.
o. >. WOOD CO., Protrstot., ~ LroSiu1y ) Y,(in
the great n v Wire Railing and M Market
street, ST. Louis, NO And sold b. all good Druggists
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RIyER Am WEATHER.

CINcIXNATI, March 2G-River fell foot in "a
hours. Weather clear-very pleasant Mcr-
curry 40 dogs.
LoUIsvlLLE, March 26-River falling; feet
on the falls Weather clear Wind 5. W.
Mercury 73 dogs
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SETTLEMENTS.

counts against all paTticS indebted the suhser-
"A bers Hii be inside and ready for settlement the
frat OF Janu Those calling for their by
that time will be with them Immediately thereaf-
Itr. ldee9SI &CLALbENS, kNQ& CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27

Tie Great Ne rtuss Ultra .Shtngle Machine
will be in operation for few days only at Phil
lips Machine Shop, from to 3 o'clock p. ~,
and we would suggest to those who have not
yet witnessed its truly interesting and astonish-
ing performance, to visit it while an opportuni-
ty is offered. fyou should not wish to make
a purchase, the novelty will be found sufficient
to afford ample qualification to the curious
Messrs. Scott & Fitch, agents for the Patentce
are still at the McLurc House.
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ROR AnRRIRR.

MEssRs- EEGTuES--PeTmit through your columns &
announce myself CgI1Eu's C1KBIBATE for eeeten &
the oce Of Sheriff Ohio county, the ensuing sPrD
Election. lfsbsl ISAAC COTS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
FnK AmERIRF.

yellow OIrzEHS-At the earnest solicitation Of num-
her % friends AEalh offer myself As candidate for the
use Of Sheriff ohio plegng mybrlf, eieetrd
discharge tiie dutss % Ses with inpaFtality
fcb5 A BEDILLiON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARcn 2G.-Fiour steady; fair demand; 900
bblS sold at 50, G0a3, 40 for SuperIinc. Whisky
unchanged; $40 bills sold at l74c. Provisions
unsettled and generally held above the rate of
bnyers; nothing transpircd vet.
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SHIEI3IEk AI.nN-

ask the privilege Of announcing
veil popular fellow citizen LII
WAKREe, liaTe for the serinsIty, the snsi-
I.s Spring Election. lfeblIl CITIZENs-
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FOR SHERIFF.

MESsRs. EDTTpES:-Pieasr announce u"rihg ritiz'
WM. J. iIOUSIES, independent candidate Il
sherin, In the vi'suins spring Election
lrt6 T1E MAJORITY or VOTERS.