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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

81 The Sons Of Malta, of Pittsburgh, will
distribute this morning to tine poor of that city,
three thousand loaves of bread The distribu-
ton will take place at the Mayors office, and
will be made under the direction of committee
of the order
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

CINcIxSArI, Dec 3I.-River fell ! 6 inches in
the last "a hours. Weather cool aud cloudy in
rain last night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

B- No PaPcr.-In accordance with Gus,
tom, existing time out of mind, no work will
be done in this Office to-day, and consequently
no paper will be issued on Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

". ,
PEoT. WooD-Denr Sir: Your Hair proving
itself beneficial me- froni also Che back paIt
OF my head almost los; it eoverns-in min. have
used but half pint bottles your Restorative
the OF lead Is we'll studded with promising crop
young hair anu the iron is also receiving b, neht
have tried other preparations without any
think from my own personal can in
Yours respectfully, D. II. THOMAS, MD.
No. 4CI Vine street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

HALrrAx, Dec. 3l.-The steamship Fulton,
which sailed from CoweS on the 10Th, put in
here this afternoon for coal. She has on board
100 tons of freight and IS passengers. She en-
countered succession OF Westerly gales last
ing twelve DAYS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
y FINE HEAD or
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

o
hair then read the following, and II you more,
circular around each bo.tle, and can doubt:
PROP. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
We call the attention OF al old yOuDg 20 ,Hs won
derful preparation which iuTus back lis original Color
gray har-coyers die head Of The bald W,h luxurisnl
lrOWih-remoYes The daDdcuE, Itching, all
erdptonscduSes continual Gov OF the luids;
anu hence, II used q gular GcessuE hair viii
preserve ~ color, and seep it ,Gou falling TO extreme OH
age, In all IS natural beauty We call then upon Che bad
the gray dis eased scalp, to and surely the youDg
wilt not, they value te uoWinE LOCKS, The Wi,ching
cur, be Wiiodt it, Iss praise upon hs tongue
thousands.
The Agent FOR Prof Woods Hair Restorative Ia New Ha-
ven, received the following letter in Resora-
tive, few weeks since:
DEEr EygR, CoSS, July &c, 1Ss5.
Mr.. Leavenwortb-Sir: have been troubled with dau-
druG scurf my head for than year, nv
began come ou Scurf and hair together. saw in
New Haven pap about "woOd's Hair Restorative" a
called ut store the Isl OF April
purchased ooe bottle TO try il, aud iound to sa,sse
zion u was the thn= removed the scurf anG
gan to 1t is two three ches in length tnese
II iods t OF have great faith In q. wish you
me two bottles mere by MIR POST this. don't
know OF Kind Is used in this place, you may
market 'or many bottles altar Il Is knoWn here
Yours with respect, EUfUS PFATT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

GW- Tonight, Prof Fowler gives the con.
Guiding lecture Ofhis course in Washington Hall
Snbject-The Perfection of Character, with ad-
vice to parents and teachers, in regard to the
proper education ofchildren, and self-improve-
ment. Lecture to close with the examination
fboth, gentlemen and ladies, also children
Our citizens should not fail to hear this interes-
ting lecture.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

New ORLEANS, Dec. 3I.-Private advices con-
firm, positively, that 5000 Americans are in
Cuba, ready to aid the revoluuonists. All have
gone without passports.
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I,gE INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. /, 1859.

r.s,gest Circulation of any Paper in West
crn Virginia.
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dec1f
= ALWAYs o. IIAND IN III. -.

FINE PRESENTS
FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
m SWEENEY son have on hand Zoe assortment
Of ornameniet Vases OF various styles. Motto C0nee,
1ee Tetc Sets Jewel StauIs Ctndtestcks,
Coosnes, nue decorated China Spitloons, 6c.&c.
We have also hand splendid Cls.ors
(made Of metal that VII taush Also Eae stock
Of PURE FEENCh CHINA, both plain aul solaband, for
either Tea Diner Sess u separate pieces be
desired, and 10 which they invite the q the
Ladies.
Purchasers in comparing prices will nease
that c not keep the ENCllsu Cha.
dec9I-tl Isl Jau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

ey- In 7o0n.-Marsha NJ. Dent, editor of
the Morgantown Star, is in town and stopping
at the Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

"a Prof Fo,Oler's lecture last night on the
harmony between chronological science and rev.
elatiOn, was listened to by large and apprecia-
tive audience These lectures seem to have ex-
cited deep interest in the mind of the conmu.
nifty. There is growing recognition of the
claims of phrenOIosy as a science, and an ac-
knowledgcment of the wholesome truths rela.
ting to the laws of health with which the lee
turer spices these feasts of reason.
Tonight will be delivered the concluding
lecture of the regular course. PhrenOlogy as
applied to the government and management Of
children. This will be subject of interest to
parents and guardians. Go and hear it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
AMBRoFYPRs
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female pills


Celebrated Female Pills.
FreDdred from prescription NJ sir j. Clarke, H. D.,
HsySioida Extraordinary to t1e queen.
THIS Invaluable medicine uniailing the all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
cosuu;ion Is subject. It mOderaes all aud
moves Ill obstrueons, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It's s,aiy suited. 1t will, In short time bring the
IloutMy period with regularity.
Eseh bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great britain, to proven. cOuuterfef,s.
CAUTION.
T1sse !is should not be taken byemdlss during tie
FRET THREE NOBTHS Of pregnancy, az they arc
sure 70 bring Miscarriage, Jutdt any other taie they
are sdJe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back aud Limbs. Fatigue slight exsron, Papta-
tion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other failed, al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, caomeI,
anthony, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full dire ton5 in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Age.tfOr the United States and Canada,
uateI Q. Baldwin Co.., Rochester, Ny.
H.B-*l,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed Agent will insure bottle, containing 80 Pills,
by return mall.
For safe by T. II. LOGAN Z CO.. Wheeling,
H. L. Fahuesock + Co., Wholesale Agents. Pittsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich
mond. Rp2s-ly
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sPEcIAL NOTICES..

worth Their Weight. in Goldl"
CAPT. BURNS, Of New Orleans, says that Or. T odds
Anti BiIiEOHs or Liver RIIIH have been, In his
experience and in that OF hl passengers wORFH THEIR
WEIGHT IN GOLDm lie says other Ste amboat Cap
tainS in the Mississippi trade have the opinion
consider Or. Todds Pills tie Gsst pis use Ter the BIZ
lI0uS diseases OF the SOUTH
We haVs Letters from
Wisconsin, Iowa,
Santa Fe, Minneseta
Texas, Louisiana,
California, Kentucky,
Missouri Indiana,
As ,ceH as from points near and at home,
containing orders these pills and speaking in the high
est terms oftheir virtues.
~ SEE CIRCULARS for these letters and other inter
esting paTteularsl
Todds Pills for sale by generally throughout
the country. I. H LOGAN q CO.,
noT2S General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

IF YOU HAVE ANY PAIN,
IHEGMATIs4. NEURALGIA, BRoAcHIlls- f4EA-
LYsIs, OLD SORES. SCALD HEAD, BURNS AND
sCALDs. sTIEF JOINTS, SoRE THROAT, sTRAINs
AND BRUISES, sOEE BREAST, SWOLLEN CLASG=,
PILES, Oh CUrANEoUs DISEASES,
BUY a BOTTLE OF
BRAGG'B ARCTIC E.INIMENT.
And sst the UnIIed StHIes Journal Frss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
HODGES y CROSS
" q MA EERE SAUCE.

The delicate, pun, - gent. aromatic favor
impaired to all kinds :, OF Fish, Meats. salads
Oysters, Sours. Cur-i =. ries. ETC. renders this
the best 7.sES Il, SsIErC r
ever offered n discrim-i SsSinatiug public It i'm
proves the appetite - strengthens the diges-
tive organs, impdrisi =, tone to the system
and couuterncts the : injurious effects OF too
greattable indulgence = Private families Ho-
tells. Steamboats, or - Restaurants who con
suit the relish Of a -, meal or the equip
tnent 81 the table wiz "a never dispense with
the 2 ANKLE - SAUCE {.
either breakfast din =, ner. or supper
This Sauce wherever used Is supereeiing
all other ariielesof The = kind, and Is destined
10 become a indis PEN =, sable ~ sugar or salt
II Is within tie reach $40 all. While used up-
onthe groauinc table, ~ Of the rich 1t e,i-aiiy
the humble : = board Of the poor
Sold BY al GToeers- and General Dealers through
ont tho world, for
25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
6.IRNES & I'EKEE General Agents,
T. a Il PARK EuW. Nss York
LAUGfLINs & BUsHFfELD and W. A. EDWARDS
BRO, Agents 10Y Wheeling. se9 dku 6u ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Stop that coughing! The "IIoarhounj
Balsam" vii do il. Gre that hoarsencss
The ",oarhound Baisarn'' will do it. Keep
you qri5: IN church! The "IloarhOund Bal
sam" will 90 1t. Keep peace in the famiIyI
The "Hourhouud ialsam" will do ii. Your
children can take Il. Your wife can take it
You can take it. Price % cents. For sale by
the principal druggists. T. II. Logan & CO.,
Genn Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01
BUCKWHBAT FIOURI

I'VE have Just received 500 Bags prime Eastern Buck
W wheat IN 90 D. bags, to which invite the a,en-
ton OF families and retailers. For sale by
DOANE & ADAMS,
No IN Matt c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

Steam to Liverpool.
E subscribers Will sell tickets from all the prln-
clpa cities OF Eurore by either or steam packets
Passengers viii their purchase
e before leaving home. Smith A CORNELL
octl2 vi,
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HEISkELL g. SWEARINGEN

~ AVE NOW IN STORE she iar-est. most and
most complete stock OF DRESS GOODS they nave ever
had the pleasure Of Offering, consisting Rich ed.
nm Priced silks, Rich Printed Cashmerss, Rich Printed
Moussenes french Mernos and CGshueres. Rich French
ChtHt1es Saxony aud French P-ss STYLES PopiIns
au ~ NAeA VII he aafsrrf the lowest Irtees osiR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanfords Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FULTON.

FOREIGN NEW 5.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-11
DICKINSON on THE INsURREcTloy.

The Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, in MS great
speech on Tuesday evening, at the Old Tam
many Democratic Ratification Meeting. thus
humorously and eloquentiy spoke Of the recent
outbreak at Harper's Ferry
have very little TO say concerning,the mis-
cradle men who have entered into TINS ssirr.-
Pressl5le conflict" in earnest, upon whom the
law has LAID lis hand. | will leave them there
But have much to say concerning those who
set this ball in motion. This Brown.
whom they now turn their backs upon, was re-
Gently hero. His name was borne upon eve
ry breeze, and mingled with the loudest shrieks
that came from Kansas. He was not only
John Brown, but he was Ossawatomie Brown,
Capt. Brown, Major Brown, an3 Gen. Brown
(ApPlauSe and laughteG.) But now that he is
IN the hands of the law, be is called scrazy old
Brown" and left to his fate. What we assert
Is that the conduct of Brown and his associates
Is the natural and Legitimate, if not necessary
harvest from just such sowing as year after
year the Republican party has made.
This slavery question has been aritated
without any cause under Heaven. So far from
slavery advancing upon the free States, the free
States have been advancing upon the slave
States, and not single inch of the Territories
OF the United States, either of the old or that
recently acquired from Mexico, was ever adap-
ted to slavery ; for there is not rod OF it upon
which negroes could raise hemp enough TO
hang themselves. It is 50 i'll adapted TO slavery
that il the slaves did not run away from their
masters, the masters would have 10 run awav
from their slaves, Laughter.)
Nevertheless, the public mind was excited.
and Republican pulPliS, presses and fresdes
were redolent of Kansas and slave territory
Every reasoning man knows that 10 the begjn-
ing We were all slave States; that we were
such when We entered into this federal compact
to peFpetuae the blessings of liberty. They
knew that one by one we became f:ee States.
until we had at the time this 'sirrepressibie con-
fict'' was lnaugurated majority of sixty votes
in the House of Representatives and SIX in the
Senate OF the United States, and every day the
free States were growing stronger and the slave
States numerically weaker. Some of the slave
States too, stand ready, whenever this Repub-
lican pressure shall be removed, to abolish sIa-
very in their own way and in their own time.
as we IN New York have done, and as has
been done in New England, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
The Democratic party is party of "let a.
lone IN everything except sustaining the Con-
stitutlon. 1t believes our sister States are our
equals in right, dot only upon paper, but in
Spirit-(cheers)-not only equal in theory, but
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-11
PARALYZED.

The Scriptures tell US that Ananias and his
wife were struck dead for telling a faIsehood
Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, came very
near meeting with the same fate on Tuesday
night, while delivering speech to the Young
Mems Black Republican association at New
York. While speaking, he said
"The excesses of the French revolution laid
at the door OF the rulers, who had goaded thu
people TO madness, and in the same way the
scenes at Harper's Ferry We're chargeable TO
the Slaveholdlng power. What has oeen the
action OF the slave power during the last few
years Our country was divided into two
great forces. You may call it the irrepressible
conflict or what you please. On the one hand
there is the proposition 10 extend slavery on
the other 70 restrict IT. The Slave power
has seized the Democratic party in this country,
and has used It for the extension of slavery.
There has sprung up party in opposition to
1t, accepting the doctrines Of tie revolutionary
fathers, when the men who laid the founda-
tons OF the governments stood"
At this point, in the midst OF an unfinished
sentence, Mr.. Wilson was seized with an al
tack Of vertigo, and fell back upon his seat
tie was Immediately surrounded by his friends,
resloratlees administered, and as soon he was
able to walk, supported By two gentlemen, he
was led TO a carriage, and conveyed to his
rooms al the Astor House. He will be fully
restored in day or two.-Pqirtot g. Uaioa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-11
Mr.. GIDDlNGS AND THE REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE OF OHIO.

We have received letter from Mr.. w. T.
6ascom, secretary of the Republican State Cen
iral Committee of Ohio, dated Columbus, Oct
28th, containing positive denial of the asser-
ton so widely circulated that Joshua r. Cid
dlngs is chairman of the Ohio Republican State
Committee.
We are quite ready to believe the truth of Mr..
Bascom's information with regard to the char
manshlp of his committee, although it was on the
authority OF a gentleman OF Ohio of high STAN
ding that we stated that Mr.. Giddings occupi-
ed that position. We find however that there
are two members of the State Central Commit
lee ''tor the state at large" of whom "Hon. J.
K. Glddings, OF JeiIerson," is one. For this
statement Mr.. Blscom and the printed list Of
the ''MemberS of the Committee constitute our
authority.
Bot i; is matter of no importance, whether
Mr.. Gitdings is the chairman or only sim
pie member OF the Republican State Commit
tee of Ohio. He is as much identified with the
republican party in the one case as in the other,
and, so far as our object is conceraed, the pre-
else rank which be holds IN the Republican
Committee OF Ohio makes no difference what
ever.
Since the completely of Mr.. Giddiugs 10 the
attempted servlle insurrection at HarPer's Fer
ry has been demonstrated, the black republi-
cans have attempted to deny his connection
with their party, just as they have attempted
TO rePudIate Ossawatomie Brown. This they
cannot, and mnst not be allowed to do. Gid
dIngs is one OF their leading orators; one Of
their most popular lecturers until lately, one
of their most nonorod representatives in Con-
gress ; and now one of the members of their
State Committee ''tor the State al arge' He
is not simply member, but most prominent
member, Of the black republican party, and 1t
is too late for that party to repudate him now
unless they also repudlate the doctrines which
lie and Seward have preached, and Of which
the HarPer's Ferry resurrection was an lnevl-
table coasequence.-C0Rstitutioa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-11
GERRlT SMITH.

Some OF the Republican papers deny that
Gernt Smith, who was one of the fomeners of
ihe Harper'a Ferry conspiracy, was ever Re
publican member of Congress. In reply to this
denial, the New YORK Express, an American
journal says
owe must confess to an inexphcaJle difficult
tY IN Distinguishing between Abolnionlsts and
Republicans!
True, Smith ran against Morgan Gubaraaforirily,
but Smith wanted the nomination himself and
his run thus was only personal. lfSmith had
won the nomination, would not the whole Re-
publican party have cheeriully supported him
"But, when district, strong, violent R.
publican district, such as that Of Madison and
OSwego, elects such Z man as Gerrlt Smith 10
Congress, and would have reelected hinr, but
for bis gnation-what are We 10 call this pro-
duct of Republicanis'n %
The fact that strong Republican district,
which gave Fremont large majority, should
elect Mr.. Smith TO Congress. proves that he is
the representative of the Republican sentiment
beyond any doubt. The Republicans can not
throw oil now, after such an Endorsement
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-11
THE BLACK MILITIA OF EPUBLICANIsM.

Can anything more forcibly illustrate the
spirit and the aims of the Black Republican
Opposition than the proceedings of that fac
ton, now dominant in the Legislature OF Mas
sachnsetts By strict party vote they have
struck out the word "phife'' from the militia
laws, so as to create a military organization in
direct conflict with the laws of Congress The
Boston Post says:
''Thus the Republicans of Massachusetts
evInce their settled determination to NULL
Fly the laws Of the Union, SO far as Massachu-
sets is concerned. 1t IS condemnation enough
to say OF this proceeding that it is .fatiy IN
constitutional, and perfectly suicidal 10 our
patriotic volunteer militia. Gen. Butler made
long, eloquent and conclusive speech on the
question OF thus absurd amendment, in which
he aFraIgned severely the course oi anti-slavery
agitators, and traced the connections between
their fanaticism and the terrible scenes at
Harper's Ferry. This action, virtually enroll
ing blacks IN the militia, is important enough
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-11

| In practice that they possess all the rights we
| possess and enjoy. The highest duty of both
slave and free States we hold to be to have a
kind regard for each other, in all their varied
relations under the federal compact suggested
IN ITS original adoption. But the Republican
party proposes to wage, and does wage an SIRE
Pressible conflict, against the slave States
Look at the Republican press during the past
ten OF fifteen yearS-see ITS pages reeking with
exciting language and hostile denuncialionS Of
that time. And even this very day the same
tone OF denuncatIon is going on.
is II 10 be wondered that when so many are
preaching some should be found to practice =
that Sfown and his associates, with the aid aud
encouragement they had received, should at
tempt this lnSurrectIon in one of the States Of
this confederacy They are not TO get off by
saying it is "Old Brown," "mad Brown or
''crazv Brown" Who, l ask, in the name of
truth and justice, furnished the material, the
snews tog this terrible war Old Brown, or
''Crazy Rrown," and his associates cid not
NO crazy man ever laid that internal plot. Il
was done with murderous deliberation Every
step through all It's devious, dark, winding way
It was dope with murderous deIiberation.
Who furnished the pixies to be placed in the
hands of nfuriated blacks at midnight, to mur-
der their masters and mistrPsses9 Who furnish
ed the arms and munitions and sped them on
Their way to lnaugurate this irrepressbe con-
Hlct :! These questions will have TO be answer
ed to the satisfaction Of the American people,
Atliathe Hun who was denomnated the scouIg-
of God, BY reason Of his black and brutal ferO-
city, declared that no green grass should grow
whsre his horses feet had trodden Hyder
Ali unon the Carnatic left nothing behind his
trail bot ashes and blood. But Atlila the Hun
and Hyder All upon the Carnatic will be re-
sarded in the great day honester men 10 The
sight OF God and man than those that inaugura-
ted haI lriePresslbIe conflict in Virginia.