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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

TuE Washington States rubs its hands over
the success of tine non-interventiOn policy in
New Mexico, "where, instead of being sickly
exotic, Slavery wlttake root in acongenial soil,
and flourish ofits own inherent vigOr."
"Cquld the most Jealous propagandist of Sla-
very desire any other RESULT And not only
docs Slavery thus secure firm foothold in the
Territory of New MexieO-alnoSt an empire in
itself-but the position affords the South every
facility Of expansion in the very direction most
inviting to its institutions. Not only are Ari-
IONA and Nevada destined to fall under the sway
Of the South, but the contiguous States Of Mex
leo will be subdued to the uses of Slavery,
when in the hllness of time they shall be re.
leased from the impotent grasp Of the central
Government"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

The CnuRcnMAS VS.. MEETING- HOUSES. -
The New York Churehman, for last week, has
long editorial abiding to the following para
graph, which has been circulating in various
western religious Journals:
"CHURcu INsrRucrroN.-A lady visiting Bal.
tmore, dropped in recently to Sunday school
in the western part of the city, where clergy
man of the Episcopal Church was explaining to
the children the obligations of the Decalogue.
In the course of his observations he thus adj
dressed them, in substance, if not in these very
words:
'''In remembering the Sabbatl. you will not
forget TO attend the church on that day, and to
attend it twice. and when I say the church, l
mean THE CnuRcH Don't so To any Of the meet
lighthouses which are scattered through city
like this; never go inside any of them; go al
why's to the church. And il any OF you should
ever be so unfortunate as to be in place where
there is no church, where there are only meet
| ing-houses, stay at home, my children, take
your PRAYER Book aud Bible and sit down at
home and read them. Let nothing induce you
to go inside one of these meeting-houses.'
"Comment is unnecessary"
This the Churehman endorses, and concludes
its article with these words:
"'Comment is unnecesaary,'-we suppose,
because every mind will according to the bias
of our education) make instinctively its own
comment. And our comment, with the unbro-
ken Scriptural faith of early ages before us, is,
! that the Instruction Of the faithful pastor IN
question, on the OCCASION referred to, is erdctiy
| that, and only that, Iohiet consistent and en-.
lightened chRre!'naH can dPprere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
SIP EcIAL NOTICES.
sAMnsI sARsAPARILLA.

This celebrated remedy purifying the blood, and for
the Of seoTbuue, ueerous and srupTe diseases
superior and because It Is the most powerful
searching preparation from the root has ever been
employ In medical practice. Where the aid Of Stmu
ant antseps and Alternative medicine required, these
simultaneously upon the system, Its tonic property
The digestion and improves the appetite; It's al
tendency carries on the accumulation Of morbid
natter ts anseptic influence neutrAIes the virus By
which disease Is foStered.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. sands, Druggists. 100
FULTON ST., New York.
sold also by T. H LOGAN CO., wheeling, and by Drug
gists generality. APs-iV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURES
From The use of DOCTOR MnIIa Hnlannl.

SKIM. highly ,espeetabe Druggist, Of Rich
mOud. Ky, has another certificate Of gIy I'm
portdH Of CoaSuupoH showing the sasfAetlOn the
medicine Is giving at that place.
ELL NILS, Peb 60 1855.
NA I D. sHITH-De1r Sir.-I induced by a sense Of
duty make known my all persons similarly aalet
hoping others will Induced Try RdIFS BdISG
as have done. have suffered from Phthsie for
years, troubled with cough, attended
with pain my left side, great difficulty "a breath
Jag, and frequent splitting erLIOod from my luH0S 'shteA
eoSnsd n'y bed. aud brougA to ts serge Of ne
erase.
Iheard Of Jour great ueiene-kneW those had tried
it-and, without any solicitation Offer my humble test
ony OF Lung Remedy. But not only to
hAsit proved 0enercA but my wife. She had had
the meases fOtyhve OF age, which, falling upon
lungs, reduced her dying state, many Of the
nsEhbors testify. half bottle Halls BaisAm
cured her and she we'll Any wanting further
information regUrd cases, ni At eeE
dsnee, Rli,' Mills eight miles from RIehnOnd,Ky.
ISAAC OHRIsMAN..
YOr sale byT. H. LOGAN L CO.. wheeIng,Va. mhSS-2W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

A LETTER in New York paper says of Mr.
sickles in jail-"TIis room was quite cheerful
with glowing CRATE, on this mildest OF Spring
days, with Towering plants, in pots, on the win
dow sill, prints on the walls, books here and
there, comfortable writing desk and bed, and
solar lamp on table, covered with green baize,
The mating upon the floor looked sufficiently
appropriate for the season, and one could easily
forget that he was in cell. Many single man
in New York boarding house would be glad
of such accommodations
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

"REDUcED BIZ DYSPEPSIA TO MERE SKELR.
+roS"-C Cured By '-B9rldre's Holland Bitter"
Mr.. a. Hatchett, trader probably as we'll
known rs any man in Western Pennsylvania,
states us follows: Il met with farmer in Arm
strong county who was reduced by Dyspepsid
70 mere SksLetOh. | persuaded him 10 buy \
bottle Of BGrhave's Holland Bitters, believing
it would cure him Meeting him some months
after, what was my astonishmeht at finding him
hale, hearty man; he told me he now treighed
zoo pounds, and that this wonderful change
aad been produced by Bserhave's Holland Bit
Iers to which he attributed solely his restora-
lion. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

TnE stOrekeepers of Paris, particularly those
who supply the English quarter, complain that
trade has not been SO bad as at present since the
year ls4s The pastry cooks say their ovens
are cold, for the want OF orders; even the chem
lists state that their best customers have left or
are leaving, and the Paris correspondent of the
London Times has heard booksellers say that
their friends are so much occupied in reading
the newspapers and calculating the chances of
peace or war, that they have neither time nor
inclination TO call for the new publications.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
elaborated Female pills.

S616pEaB6o FGud40 E144Bs
Prepared from prescription Of OR j. Clarke, n. D.,
P6ysieiGA Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine unfsng In the Of all
those painful dangerous diseases which the female
eonSutiOn Is Suhjeet.I 1t nOderates all exeess and
moves all OSItrueOns. and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is especially suited. II will short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent eountsrfeils.
CAUTION.
IAsse Pfs should not be taken bSnsGIss dsrta0 de
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of prsOHdHeY they are
to brfHg Aseorta0s but at any other Ims they
are SaJs.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Afsetions Palm In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eIertion PalpiA
zion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills vii
elects when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy do contain Iron, eAiome
antlmony, anything hurtfui TO the constitution.
Pull directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole AGENT for the Unltsd States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
UatsI @. Baldwin oO.,l Rochester, MI.
N.B-sl,oO and postage stamps enclosed 10 ny a.
thorssd Agent viii insure bottle. containing % Pills
BY return mall.
B. L. RAhnestoek Co., Wholesale Agents, PittSbuFE;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, Reh
mond. EPas-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

TnE St. Louis Democrat pays handsome
tribute to the Germans, for the prominent and
successful part which they accomplished in the
recent glorious victory in st. Louis Says the
Democrat:
Wherever the contest has come up between
freedom and slavery, between honesty and cor
ruption, between principle and plumber, the citi
lens Of German nativity have never failed in.
exercising their suffrage to give solid expression
to sentiment unequivocally approving the for
mer. Themselves pioneers OF free labor in the
fields and forests of the West, they would be
false to every association Of domestic life, dill
they withhold their hand from tho progression
that is securing the heart of this vast continent
to the inheritance of freedom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

TINS Post OfEiee Department informs the edi.
tor of the Dubuque Qows) Tine, that in view
of the failure of the late Congress to provide for
the necessary expenses OF this Department, it
has been determined not TO establish new Post
Offices, except in extreme cases, until an ap.
preparation is made at the ensuing session.
This course is rendered necessary by the anan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09


A GREAT sensation was made in London, Can.
ada West, a few days ago, by the announcement
that fifteen notorious counterfaiters from the
States, armed to the teeth, had been taken from
the cars BY the vigilaut high bailif of the town
and two assistants No such gallant exploit
had Gecn recorded since the Scotchman caught
Tartar" and the fifteen armed counterfeiters
were arraigned at the bar of justice the follow
ing day, close prisoners of Mr.. Brook Stevens,
the bold chief-and their arms were exhibited
10 the gaze of an admiring public who trembled
to think what an escape they had had from the
bloody villains. There lay fifteen rifles, eleven
dirks, thirteen revolvers, and thousands of peO-
pie flocked to the court room to get sight
But alas the party arrested turned out to be
Pixies Peakcrs, from Northern New York, IN
route-by the Great Western Railway, for St.
JOscphs, for which they had through tickets
The laundering officials did not make the dis
covery until they had spent night in the sta
ton house, and were brought before the Mayor.
Explanations and apologies followed, the arms
and 81, 400 in gold, taken from the party, were
restored, and broad grin at the expense of tho
chief baiGT, waS on the faces of the crowd of
outsiders.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09

a LATE number of the Kansas City Journal
Of Commerce reports 1.-TWO feet of MUD by the
metal mark and still rising" 1t asks how can
erinOline approach the presence of its maker
Sunday mornings with Main street in such
prCdicamcutS and advises the women to hold
meeting for the purpose of sidewalks, the s'lect-
men not having constructed any.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09


Colds,
Coush B,
Ho ar n o SIS,
Bronchitis,
Influenza.
Are relieved in a very short time by using the
HO A R9 . u n ID Il A l. s A M.
1t does not eonStipats the Bowels,
- pleasant to the taste,
Itis adapted to young and old.
Price Is Cents.
"WoRTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD"
"CAnnot keep house without them"
"vRRY POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS"
ian excellent family medicine"
''THE BEST PILL WE EVER USED"
al prize them very highly"
"TuRY ARE INEsTIMABLR.S
The above from letters received In reference
to Da ToDD's AMI BILIOUS LIVER Pills, for
Liver ComPl aints,
In d & est on.
Constipation,
Dyspepsia.
Headache.
Colds,
They are superior to any pin In use.
Dr. Todd's Pills the HoarhOund DAlsAn for sale
by Dealers sUSrylrhsrS
TIL. LOGAN CO., GEM AGENTS,
nSiS "hssuhE' va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
New Advertisements.

Centre wheeling Drug Store.
(,IEoINNATI PURE WHITE LEAD.
I Red Lead, Gum slselae, and LithsFAge;
Green and yellow Chrones;
Rose. pink. and American Nermilioni
Copal and Coach VaTniahesi
Paint and WhiteEash Brushes
linseed OIL and TuFpentinf;
SHOULDER Braces AnC 1russesi
AYERS Cherry PICTORIAL and Cathartie Phlfi
Wau pton1s Vegetable Tinetur-;
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters, kletts Worm Flainf'
RanfOrd's Liver Invigoratori
Cloth Hair, Nail, PIssh and Tooth Brushesi
Brentlingsr's SaTsaparilla and nandslion'
Prescriptions prepared At all hoars, ey
apo REED kRAHr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-09
For Rent.

GALE, Or EXCHANGE PoR LASD NEAR TOWN-r'
large and eoumOLl01B house Centre street, lot -
In shEtvers addition. now In the occupancy Of NJ p
han Apply 10 Mr.. Michael Reilly. mhl-L
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20
Spiral Aatises,

Physicians arc generally 10th sIcaka word
in praise of what are called "raten, medicines" Indeed
It is an article In the code Of medical ethics, that a ply
sIcmn who sanctions w 4e of such remedies cannot be
cons Ilcred a member Of the National Association, But
mOny Of the disciples Of E~sculalils have actually bee,
conn ell cd, by the force OF facts, to IoCOmmon the u.s.
Of DR.. j. Hostettcr's stomach Bit
tcrs, Tor those diseases which aIc %lalticu.arl Preva
lent during the summer and fall. They have as~certaincd
that these are no remedies in the lhurmGeopia wbicI
can compare with his wonderful compound for de
ranfement Of the system. Ihou,aids Of families resi-
ding along the low grounds OF the Southern and Weston
rivers, ave now convinced that they have found a msli
cine peculiarly adapted for their ailments, while in ot,c,
portions oithe country, during the summer months, III,
demand for the article 10 equal % large,
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
81 Sec Advertisement in another column. LScptl
The BAISNMlC CORDIAL, combining az it does tn
healing properties Of the iialsSm with the iuyigOraiin,
prophecies oiihc Cordial, places this remedy in a RAM
far above those usually prescribed or advertised hl
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, DC. A trial will conylnc,
the most ~shcptiCal that It's virtues aIc ulsuu .sscd Fo
salc'by druggists and storekcclcrs t~l.rJughoLt the lniic,
states and Canada. Price - cents per bottle. nm
Thousands Of females die annually Tor want ola rtmed
Ton the ailments to which thcy arc i.ci lent, The oul
such remedy we know oils Sir James Clarke,s Femal
Pills. They are Iut up in bottles, containing 80 pills
with Il circular containing explicit directions, and sen
post free for 81 aud 6 postage stamps. They are we
known TO be the only sure and safe remedy for icInal
diseases and distractions from my cause. See adycrtis,
ment. g..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20

SHOOTING ArpsAy.--We copy from
the Nashville Patriot the following
information in regard to an attack
made upon DR.. Briggs, of that city, by
Mr.. MiIIington, who is well known to
many Of he citizens Of Winchester.
The Patriot says:
"Eody after breakfast yesterday, Mr.
Milinglon, an engineer, in the employ
Of tho Nashville and North western Rail
road Company, accompanied by bis vile
called at the residence olDr W.T., Briggs
on Vine street, aud asked TO see that
gentleman. Upon the appearance Of the
Doctor, Millinglon asked for bis bill, stat
Ing Ibot he WAS going away and wished ia
pay it.. the Doctor replied that he had
sent itlo him some days ago recGjptcd, and
he bad kept it. Mllington again asked
Tor the bill, and was told that it could be
sent to him ~ a few minutes. If he really
desired 10 pay it,, 81 would Ike to pay
it uow;" responded Mo-pulljng his hand
IN his pocket aud drawing Il pistol, with
which no Immediately shot the Doctor
twice, onc shot taking effect ia the aldo.
| men, the olhcr in tho arm. We arc glad
to say that neither wound is serious.
though the escape Of the Doctor from as
sasinatjon was very narrow. 80 gross
an oDtrogq has seldom, if ever, been per
pelratej in our city, Wilmington was ar
rested, and held to bail for his appearance
at the next term Of the Criminal Coutt.-
1t is urged in exclamation Of ms o%Itensc,
that hois partially if not wholly insane.
Mr.. MilIington resided in W'nchcs.
ter for some time, and vas Engineer
on the Winchester and Alabama rail
road. lie would no doubt do well,
but, if report be true, his domestic a.
fairs size him trouble, We under.
stand that on tial Mr. NJ, submitted
his case and was fined SO and cost.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20
TIE FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANK
LIN.

In some of our cXchngrs we ilno
lengthy aud interesting accounts Of
the discoveries made by the cXprdl'
ton last sent To the Arctic regions 70
ascertain the fate Of Sir John Frank.
lin. We regret that our space will
not allow us TO publish n full drscrip-
ii II of the discoveries made by this
expedition. Sir john died on the llth
Of .Junc. 1917, aud on the I'D o! April,
ISIS. the ships Erehns and Terror
were abandoned in the ice. II hun
drcd and five survivors Of the party
departing, on foot, Tor Hrcnt Fish rv-
or. Thus lady Franklin has final
Is accomplished, despite AL cmbar
ras,mrnt, her allcclionalc duty, and
convinced herself of her gallant hnS-
bands actual fate. Thlrr is mc!an-
choly satisfaction in this knowledge {;
for while it was possible that he still
lived. perhaps imprisoned within the
ic, walls constructed by Arctic win.
tcrs, none who took AN interest in the
man or the enterprise could rest con
tent with an inactive sorrow. The r
grief. now, may he not less profound.
but the certainty upon which it is
based places it within the alternating
influence Of "llimc, the comiorter."-
NashrWc Ga-etic.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20
dliga.
u

In this place, on Saturday night
October 18th, n. r. MARTIN, Esqr.,
Of The firm of IN. r. Martin IL Son."
lie was born the lst day Of Janua'
ry, ls04--has long been Il rcsinent OF
this county, and, for many years, "a
merchant in our towu. lie was a
valuable citizen, "A devoted member
Of the Baptist Church, and the father
Of large family, most Of whom are
in our midst. "Peace to his ashes"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20

thousand one hundred and siXty.two
dollars were from France, which
would leave cighly.two million dol
lars Of silver exported by France and
England in six months, OF that
amount Iorty.two million seven hum
drcd and forty eight thousand three
hundred and seventy, onc dollars went
from England to Asia, The North OF
Europe and Central America furnish
ed England with lio balance oI her
import
Silver is the currency Of llindosian
and the Fast generally, AN Great
Britain IS Obliged to levy on all ma
tons to meet the demand. The
amount Of silver absorbed by Asia
aIonc, is almost equal TO the entire
gold crops Of Australia and Caliior.
MIA. France, on the contrary, has re.
quircd, within the last six months,
siXly'scycn million, seven huGdtcG
and thirteen thousand dollars in
gold The premium on So'd /" H''
Louis and Chicago IS about tw' per
C Ut, set, in the last half year, TINS
pnuutIv has ucIuulIV lost lWc.tV mil.
lion dollars more than the entire sum
received IRON cur caI''or"'n mines
France appears to be increasing hcr
currency at The rate OF seventy Two
million dollars per year, white we are
decreasing our oNn currency al ~"
astounding rate "l my m''''"''' per
anuUm. France has lost III Sj'N'r'
since III" first OF January, lH"O, one
hundred and fifty million collars hu'
She has gained in gold, iwo h"0drrd
and rorly three millions.
W. have, in lhc Cnjtcd States, one
hundred millions in coin; in , years,
unless the wheels OF finance snail dH'
yc.op some new phases, we Shall be
utterly destitute Of coin. But for ihr
immense supplies from California de-
ring the last eighteen months, tue
country Wuuid have appropriated
bnulrupicy. TIE history oflhc last
ten wears, IN one word, shows that
cold fields cannot relieve the uccrS>i,
ties of nations. but that they increase
and manufacture necessities, to IN"
task q mcr,in, which tAcy alone are
adequate. bet the supply Of gold
from ,hc Pacific cease, and we should
find ourselves ia Il state Of prcuuiary
nrril, hardly surpassed by that Of the
Thousand voluutuous lords Of Il by lon.
after the McIo Pcr>jan lad turned
the channel OF the EnpLnatrS, and
found IA way I'M" me c''y'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20
DARING INSURRECTl0N!
INTENSE EXCITEMENT!

Such Is The heading over telegraph
ic dispatches from Baltimore, Md,
informing us oTan insurrcction among
Che abolitionists and negroes. The
negroes, it is thought, arc participants
only by compulsion. II was first al
lercd to be an abolition movement,
but is now supposed 10 originate from
the employees IN the government
dam being cheated recently by an alb
sconding contractor, who take this
mode OF getting at the funds in the
Government pay house,
The U. S. Arsenal, tat IIarpcr's Fer.
nv was seized, and the railroad trains
East and West stopped. The town Is
in possession Of six or seven hundred
whites and blacks.
The President sent marines and
troops from Washington 10 queIl the
thing. The Governor sent troops
r,om pori.nono piohnon1 and r,cL.
on;,L Tho i,yrrrooro,i.ls ,rc com.
manded by Brown, Of Kansas no'o'
.,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20
Commercial.
Nashville Market,

thursday, Dcl' ~, ioo''
BAcoY--Shouldcrs are worth 74Ns
Hams II; Clear Sides 10 from wagons,
From store, packed ! cent more,
LARD,-GooJ Lard, in suitable Packa'
gcs, readily commands IL.
WueAr,-Prime Red S0oOOc; White,
| 90, for immediate delivery.
FLOUR Demand active. Extra
$3.50 per barrel; -%-Superdnc, 81 90
Extra Family Flour ia bags, Wholesale
50 80; retail 200 $ 90 pounds. These
are wholesale prices, the Ie,atI prices adj
vance 25 cents per 50 pounds, and 5oc's
per barrel
SaIL-Finc sack is worth ! coal rs;
Barrel 40c. per bushcl,
GRASS SEED,--Clovet 81 90 per bush
ell Timothy SO %; Orchard Grass
81 25; Herds 81 Is Blue Grass, clean
81 70; Stripped | 30.
Flax Seed.-T5 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20

From Boston and New York alone,
in the first hall year, the sum of TWEEN
" seven millions of dollars was ship.
ped. A general estimate presents the
startling fact that France aud En-
gland are absorbing the metals, aud
that they are flowing with uaprccc-
dent rapidly out of the United States.
An exchange, in the course OF some
very judicious remarks upon the cur.
rcncy, says:
"Thc exports in the lasitwo months
have been over twenty millions Of dol
lars. The English returns give TWEEN
'y million, seven hundred and seventy
nine ih,usand, nine hundred and
twenly-s:x dollars received from the
United States in the first Fix months
Of the present year, which leaves six
teen million. nine hundred and pne
thousand. seven hundred and two dol.
lars, as the amount Sent hence To the
Continent and elsewhere. IL we d;.
vide the silver from the gold, we find
the movements 10 have been as fol.
49,