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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
MAY ELECTION.
For SHEI3IItE.

MRssRs FDrroEs:-Hou will please the
n. l.. DORSEY candidate SheTtu Of Ohio county
at ile ensuing May Election, and Obl=e
hlngO MANY CITIZENS.
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ROR anERIER.

MEssRs. EDTroKF:--Piesse announce candidate
for recollection the ONCE OF Sheriff Ohio County,
the spring Election. ltebll sAN'L. IRWIN.
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Ho! for tile South.--A fiat boat containing
about $14, oOO worth of wagons and carts, and
about 1000 bushels of coal, belonging TO Bus
hey, Little & Co., will leave the wharf this
morning for the South. The boat is one humid
red and forty feet long and about twenty feet in
width She will go out in charge of Arthur
Little, and expects to make the trip in about
three weeks. The whole weight of the load is
about three hundred tons.
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FOR SHERIFE,.

MEssRs EDIr0as: -t-asr announce me candidate 20
elected Sheriff county ensuing May cleo
ion. [feb2l JOHN HUBBARD.
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SETTLEMENTS.

counts against all parties Indebted the suhscri-
"a beers viii be and ready for settlement By the
frat of Janu Those calling for their BY
thai E with them Immediately thereaf-
'Itr. (dseeSl McLALLEsSsi KNOX & co.
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ROR dHFRIFR.
zoe anERIFP

MEssRs. EDiTORs.Peast announce candidate Tor
the Sheriff Ohio county the ensuing SPTiEp
Election. LGeb4l ASDREw WHITE.
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"nan mighty Jesus, how dlvIne.''
Nc. Fisher next prayed, snying-


Lord, call upon thy name-wilt thou not bear US
wilt thou not hear toOY May go way and they
Lave not been besseu-tha they have dull evening
Thou art waiting to hear Thou hast been sue
in times past and Thou wilt hear Hast Thou
blessing for III? May not do, who shall
ctnd up into heaven and bring blessing down. who
al descend into earth and bring blessing up, when
away doubt; help to ask for what need. We have
been taught from youth that the chief end Of
10 goTify Thee May In and in the knoWl
edge Of the Lord, We live without Thee o. stir
nP pure minds that may crave Thee ! Wilt Thon
give temporal blessings, and deny spiritual onesg
We do not believe Thou wilt May be enabled to inter-
Cde with Thee In private and In public. Glory be to Thy
Spirit in other places. o. show in why It Is that
blessed Is there Aehau the camp. Bless
With Thy and favor, and when Thou pleased to
call US hence be found standing with those whose
robes are washed white In the blood Of the Lamb.
Dr. Weed then stated that he had noticed
twoindicatiuns of the Lords grace-one direct,
the other indirect. He bad witnessed hopeful
feeling awakened III the breast of sinner,
Which was direct. He had also noticed in n
secular press, some opposition, some malignant
opposition which was proof that the Devil
was working in opposition; was putting forth
his power to counteract this movement. (rhe
reporter was unable to catch the words Of the
Rev. Dr., but CLEANED that he was coming down
in indignant terms upon some person or persons,
for opposing the convictions of some one else.
They seemed as home thrusts at somebody who
had been making an active oppositiou,)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

NluIIOUs
Many Druggists, having old Lniments hand will try
them TO you the best, but do positively
purchase them. Ask for ''BAGG'S ARCTIC LIN
IAIEST," take other.
Liberal Proposition.
The prOPrietoS agree furnish each ufcheEer Of dol
bottle, subscription the o. 9. Journal.
year. This one the best N. Y illustrated papers.
enitlin the holder to the beueht Of this prop
oStlon, enclosed in the around every dollar bot
tie. The Eminent Is put Ia % cent 90 cent, and
81 and ~ bottles contain 80 and 100
Eminent In proportion their
thseheapest. FOR sale by BRAGG Sc BURROWS,
Sole ProPrietors, 50. Louis, NO
An Agent wanted In every aud villas ApPllea.
Ons must always be ACCOMPANIED by tsspensible refer
ences, For sole by LAfIGHLINS BUSiFTELD,
JanlS:1y-Smd6E- ~ General Agents fOi Wheels 6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

Raizroaa AecidGnt.-Night before last, an en-.
gineer named Perry Hodges, was caught be-
tween two cars, at Mingo station, below Steu-
benville, on the c. Up Railroad and was crush
ed so severely, that his life is despaired Of Two
trains were passing over the switch at that point
in opposite directions. Hodges was between
the two, and as the trains crossed the frog, the
space was narrowed so that he was caught and
forced through an opening much smaller than
his body.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.
UNION PRAYER MEETING.

There was very full attendance at the Union
PRAYER Meeting at the LIST Presbyterian Church,
yesterday evening 1t is more and more evil
i,rt TO us, that if there was some adequa,e
,,,oyislon made for the attendance of nil kinds
ofpeope, that greatly increased interest would
.,on be manifest in these meetings There are
oreat many people, laborers and mechanics,
who feel lelicacy about going to a church in
heir working clothes, and they have not time
"a fxup every evening. If the meeting was in
hall they would feel free to go. As the hall
t,sb been rendered free Of cost we don't see why
il isn't occupied.
After the preliminary exercises were gone
through Rev Dodge arose and asked the QueS-
ion: What will be the lasting effect of this
present religious movement throughout the
country? approximations had been expressed
hat bv and by, it would rccede-would subside
and die away And so it may. We may rea-
,onably, and in the very nature of things, an
iiciJatc letting down in the peculiar interest
now manifested The church was enjoying u
season Of refreshmcnt, distinguished from iordi-
nary triurnphs. But while the enthusiasm
might abate, the effects would not. The infiu-
ence of the movement would be felt through all
lime TO come. We will see the marks of it
eycrywherc-in our home and foreign mis-
.Ons; in the increased power of the church.
Because we here, had not experienced a
great outpourng, such as was witnessed in New
York and other cities, it was no reason why we
should doubt that we are being and will be
still more blessed. The interest of religion was
not u separate Interest," selfish one-it was
common triumph, belonging to all parts of the
country. The victory Of the churches in other
places, was part of ours and we ought to say,
God speed the work. But can we expect that
such time us now characterizes religious pro-
grcSS, will pass away without our being bless
ed in the churches of this city? Certainly not.
There is now going on and springing up among
Us, in the church, an interest, which, at any
other time than during this great revival would
startle us. Suppose we don't count the turning
in of sinners by the hundreds, as they do in
other places; suppose, simply, that one here and
there is saved: is itnot great ofrejoicing!
0!ct US not be discouraged--!et US have more
humility-humity, friends, is what need
1t iSpridc that leads us to contrast our bless
iagS with those of other communities. We are
not worthy of the least of all Gods mercies. My
idea of revival is the zeal which, it gives tho
cilurch-thc building up of her members and
pastnrs-)f increasing their sphere Ofintiuence
and melting them to ncwness.o of life.
Here the reporter was unable TO make out
III consequence of people coming in.
The congregation then sung the S7th hymn,
commencing =
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CINClNNATI MARKET.
APRIL Flour dull; Otmuch doing. WhiS-
ky declined to l6 II. Provisions firm at yes
IeriaJ ; prices. Glover Seed So
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-4mJrotype&, a recent visit to Washing
ton, Pa, we dropped in at the ambrotype rooms
of Mr.. j. /. Redmond, who has recently opened
up in that town, and were much gratfed by
an examination of the innumerable specimens
there on exhibition. As an artist, Mr.. r. stands
deservedly high wherever he has visited, and
we are glad to learn that in Washington he is
meeting with success equal to his expectations
His pictures are correct and lifelitc, and cannot
fail to give satisfaction to all who may visit him.
The specimen sent to this office has been ex-
amined and admired by scores, and pronounced
unexceptionabe in every particular We take
pleasure, therefore, in recommending to our
friends, and all who desire good, durable and
liEc-hke pictures, to call at Mr.. RS gallery,
where they cannot fail 10 be suited.
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EGrace, 'tis q charmIng Bound. :"
larrier then prayed

Pioning, that all here present might wrese Of old,
aud blessed struggle ended; that they
might rejoice and praEe the Lord the tidngthe glad
uings which cOmiag from abrOud-the great nani
iSlOus of Grace Witnessed throughout the land. WOul
Tie Lord bless here also. He especially praised God
blessings toWar hiufOr the feelings in his child
The congregation then sung the 54gth hymn
COmmcucino -
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REMnVAT.

As C. ORR Uoul1 sni.eaass 70 t'e pablIe that he haS
- removed his goods liz, Main the
E0Fth tlI ". A. Bank East side Main street
where h opening his Spring stoek Of Books, sation-
cry, Wall Paper, &c
He souId ESPECIAL ntion 70 his large
leete stock Of Wall Paper, Which vHrists pateEnF
and neatnrus and quaify be eeelled In the
Desiring TO eiOe sr7a lot Of patterns q la
10 make for I'll sell fiO 10 the GTFt %
April, AL sreh At eOs: Call that want baTgAns-
heIleiaeI The pifee, d00rs Surtl o the n -. hank,
East aide Main street, HSrBJFooks Blset.
mario JAS. c. ORR.
ID KUOVAUs.-TO ie3 Mzia Street. y door above the
HI y. ( u. Bank. Eilrrs prep 70 Gl all orders
fu , V-rg aliu=t notier.
WHEELER 4 LtKfS- Merchant TauoF1.
NILS Nm IL NIll.elnr-
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

~ ' EN IND " E-l titsIt-
CNcISNArI, April River fell Ia inches in
the last ~ hours Weather wet; raining all day.
Mercury 90.
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episcopal CHURCH.

episcopal CHURCH.
The daily meetings at the Episcopal church,
are still we'll attended, and the excellent pas
for, Rev. Mr.. Perkins, is laboring zealously
and untiringly in the good cause. Yester
Iay evening, the meeting convened, and the
usual ceremonies of PRAYER and singing were
gone through with, when the pastor announced
continuation of his lectures on the history of
the Saviour. lie then proceeded to narrate the
principal events in the life of our Saviour, on
the day Of which yesterday the anniversary,
referring to the prayer of Christ, to be found in
the 1Ttli cilnpter of John. The Rev Pastor said
he did did not see how any christian could refer
TO that prayer, without feeling grateful to him
who suffered so much for US, aud sent to Heaven
such touching appeal; aud were man not so
hardened, so inSenSible to divine love and grace,
he he sinner or christian, it would be impossi-
Die TOR him TO readit without being moved there
by. We are told that when the Saviour deliv-
cred the prayer he WIS in an agony, and his
sweat was like drops Of blood running down to
Inc ground. 1t could not have heen physical
suffering. lie was borne down with the burthen
Of the worlds sins. The Rev. gentleman con-
unued his lecture at some length, pressing up
"h the congregation their obligations to Christ,
aud eXhorting them not to get dilitory and care
,eS IN the performance of their chris ian duties,
ont To join in the work with will.
The pastor requested the prayers Of the con-
sFegation for sick person, who was duly re-
'nembered, as we'll as the President of the Unit
cd States, and all others in authority. The
minister prayed God to vouchsate to them
health and long life, and knowledge to fear
The meetings will continue daily until further
notice, commencing at half past four, p. NJ.
-$sGDsS----
Tie Rirer.-The river was still falling ycster
day, and business was very dull on the landing.
The South America was receiving some freight
i.r St Lous. The weather was cloudy with in
dleations of rain.
@'or0 Bsst-John Hell Will have at the sec
Ond Ward Market house, on Saturday morning,
some fine show beef, to which he invites the at.
'entiou OF citizens.
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a New Light

THE DrummnBd light produced 1pToTed sYLyIC
OIL. has equal, and After prrsUnaf and satis-
factory trial, tsLtitto % tic Ibe s. CHEAFs
portable zht IN II is cafe bzeauss
free from al xPosivs pToYsIei i Z shsaP bnse The
hour less than hall cent II i te bsst rchuse
lamp III burn TiiiaEt Eifh steady
Uiiot reing trirsinE,an give Gufcisut
any ordinary sized Tfotl, having
right 70 m5uaHaeture ard eel, eeEhd=y Tresu1-ld
For sale Whsiesaie and Retail sse House Furaiss
stoTr ,. X DGaIlAlI CO.
Jan Is 70 rs, Main ~. - is--Ilz, w.
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@'orO Be<t-John Hell viii have at the sec
Ond Ward Market house, on Saturday morning,
some fine show beef, to which he invites the at
teutiou OF citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

This Liniment, upon which the great
afflicted of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Goqt, Eryslpelas,
Cancer, Scroula, Sprans uses, Burns Scads ali
cutaneous diseases s rapidly supersediug NIL similar
aratOns Tue proprIetor give for the encouragement Of
sufferers, following memorandum Of few OF the
derful cures effected by during the past months Ger
parties in the possession Of
the propretOrs, but their length preeudvs publication
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02

The vote on the passage of the bill as umend-
cd by MontgOineTy's substitute, is precisely
similar to the above
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27


Our RAcEs.-The races Of the Metairie Jockey
Club will commence on Saturday, the LIST Of January,
with two sweepstakes, which promise to be Of NM
sual interest The two mile stake will bring StarEe
one Of the best sons of the famous Reel and Ii Va
Taste the pick Of Mr. Kenner's stable to the post,
and most animated contest is anticipated. Both
are winners Of reputation and have strong partisau5
who have already backed their favorffes and this
will be the race of the meeting. The stables Of Col
Bingaman, Gen Wells, Mr.. Kenner and Or. Wood,
are now here, and we hope ID announce tomorrow
the arrival of those of Mr.. Pondexter and M oliver
from Mobile. Improvements are in progress On the
course, and with good weather, a spirited meeting
with large attendance is confidently expected.
A meeting Of the Club will be held on Thursday,
the BOTH at the St Charles Hotel for the election 81
members and the alteration of the rule regulating dis
tances, SO as to reduce them. general attendance
is therefore requested for this is subject which has
been acted on recently by the Lexington CKy.) As
ISOLATION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

The Open Polar sBA.-Dr. Hayes, in his address
before the Geographical Society Of New York, on
Thursday evening, read letter from Prof Agassiz,
in relation to the open Polar Sea- in which that gen
tleman argued the existence Of such sea, in the fol-
lowing language:
l beg to add word with regard to DR.. Hayes ex-
petition. consider it highly important, not only
in scientific point Of view, but particularly % for
the interests of the whale fishery The Organization
of these huge inhabitants of the ocean seems TO me
to furnish the most direct proof that there an open
sea in the Arctica. The whales heing -bIooded,
air-breathfng animals, must to the surface to
breathe. They cannot live without Now it is we'll
known that during the winter they are not found ont
side-that is, to the sonth-of the ice-beat of the
Arctic seas They retreat northwaTd during the cold
season. and il the whole extent Of that Arctic sea was
covered with ice they would necessarily perish dur
ing the long winter. l do not know more direct
evidence Of the presence of extensive open water in
the northenmost regions Of the globe than the mode
of life of the whales, and the discovery of passage
into that open water which wond render whale fish
ing possible during the winter would be one Of the
most important results for the improvement Of whale
| fishing. The argument may not strike forcihly one
who is not acquainted with the structure of the
whales but to Psychologist it must be irresistible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

GREAT HOLIDAY BOOK DISPLAY AT THOMAS Z.
WHIFEsWe would like the gentleman lady who,
ae visit to Mr.. Thomas L. Whites bookstore No Canal
will not admit that the book,naking does not keep
pace with the progress of the country equal not ECLIPSE
Of the other branches Of modern fine ago
seemed book making had reached its perfection
succeeding year demonstrate that there 10
either The taste the artistic execution Of that celebrated o
the engrayer, the printer and the binder.
The display Whites this perfectly magnificent
The greatest of the Illustrated Berlin Munich
Dresden Galleries. each containing almost fabulous
of fine steel ergayngs; each splendidy bound,
of beauty and refinement well superb
for the psrlor table. Next isthe satfod Gallery collection
of shaksparian and other portraits large book gotten up
the very first style of art every epec Another
Irvug Life of Washington Illustrated gotten mp in
other respects for holiday gift Then there variety Of
small and exquisite works, the gems Of the posts the
choice productions of Scott Bryant Haeck L9ngfeloy snd
the old British poets alike beautifully bound illustrated
with other presentation books, too mention.
department of these books gotten up holiday preaenfa
especially worth notice This the department bbles
prayer They bound in different styles all
splendid antique and modern leather morocco calf silk
velvet with gold and silver clasps aud Catholic
well as Protestant bibles prayer books.
there great of kindred
PRESENTS such albums, portfolios writing desks GOLD
silver pen pencil chess boards men, literary
games illustrated toy books children We advise all
who wish present their friends particulars with something
beautiful appropriate andlasn fail taking look the
unusually splendid displ4yof Mr. White He has column
say for himself in another part of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE.-The special annual reign
Hymen commence for though like the birds
chosen Spring, yet the negotiation generally not
before wintry weather of all
young couples furniture aud to supply this need would
advise apply the Southern Furniture Wareroms of
VIM H Stewart l73 Canal The only trouble which will
there reard their wishes will be the difficulty which they will
find making selections from the variety Of styles and
qualities of furniture which will and distract their aen
lion If their means limited they be suited II large
they procure the furnishings of apaace The advertise
ment of this Establishments in the paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

CoRDIALs, BR4NDIEs, wrNEs-At the store of
Messrs " r Maguan 20 Louis street may e found the
which they adyertiseane bandiey wines cOFdiais
preserved fruits and ardue We refer to ther advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

HoMIcIDE,-On Sunday evening, 18th inst, says
the Milton (FIorida) Courier, of the 18th, at the
house Of one Brown, on Esoamba street, Samuel
Bowers killed George Moore, by stabbing him ia the
breast with knife. Moore died instantly. Bowers
was arrested and confined in jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

THE PATTERN EMPORIUM OF FAsHIoNs.n-We
grafed being able that Mrs Csdy, the
terprising lady the millinery establishment # Cena
Ghars has Introduced and marked feature in that
bust which prove equally sa factory the ladies and
their lords who I'D the pu sesngs This is the pattern
system which enables ladies' who eady with the neede
but who competent cut out and otherwi design
fashionable garment to avoid the heavy dress making ill of
mantuamake by making the dress herself Mrs. c. takes
the ady,s measure notice furnishes her paper
patterns all component parts OF dress with cut Of its
appearance when 6nshed other facilities for her
operation in the job which really incompetent 10 de-
scribe in very lucid She also supply country
dealers and With these patterns and instructions in the
system of dressmRNiug She advertises large variety Of
millinery goods ncu5 ing various unique ancies in that line
in another column which the interested reader referred
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

CLARK & BRIsBN's,-If any body wants to see
is whit beautiful printing is Just him go
ami Messrs Clark Brsbin, in Commercial Alley,
give maer what sort Of orderto oper
ate upon Since from the upper story the
Crescent building Camp the ground floor
own present building Commercial PLACE. they
quite comparatively unexcitabe thorough
fare should be in mind that hessrs. c. B. do all
job printing! do spenddy quickly and cheap
ly See their advertised card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

OLYMPE & Co.--Snce Monday, the 22d ultimo,
there tide of feminine migration concenra
ng toward No 81 Charities street. from all parts of the city for
day the great opening of Paris millinery
which attracted universal attention the ladies anxious
secure supplies of winter millinery and dress novelties Of
French perfection olympes has long been recognized
place Enthusiastically genuine and latest styles from
Paris could obtained The lady reader referred to the ad
yprtfsemrnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

sHERIFF,s SALE OF REAI. EsrATE.- To-day, at ~
O'clock NJ the City Hotel street, the Sheriff viii
sell at auction improved lots Of grand fronting yee
street and the public landing Second Third Streets
Fourth ntstrict See advertisement in anoher column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

"KEEP Your FEET DRY.n-This advice comes to
with especial pertinence this time when il is 80 dicat
to regard practically 1t suggested by G. & Cate Co..
who also point way in which may kept to the letter,
this by calling at IS Camp and furnishing oneself with
par of the famous double waeproots which circumstances
unknown to us and they not obliged to mention, enable
them to sell at uuprecedenedy low rates Think of ne sewed
boots 81 81 heavy ewed boots double oles uppers
at S. 50 have reasonable for getting
his feet and losing his health. Butnot for alone
the of this establishment designed, children
youth well may have their wants supplied comfort and
ensured They have large stock of boys youths
ehilren,s boots and shoes to which Advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

MEssRs. HEATH AND MILLER, Is Camp street, are
practical mtua Of the city for they keep the articles
certain-such cRmphne spirit gas burning fluids
well paints oils yarnsh and brushes But by reference
advertisement will their attention much given
to the wall paper upholstery trimming branches of their
business, rs its most important department.