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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-01-08
s, X. Huson, vi. ID.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon,
llwOuld respectfully inform the public that he
is permanently located in Lawrence, and would
tender his professional services to those who
may be inclined TO favor Homeopathy. Office in
the johnson House, No. 81 and %, Vermont
Street. 12-tf.
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CHARLES HI. BRANsCOMBE,
strayed or stolen.

Attorney at Lam,
DARTICULAR attention given to Land cases
l. Lawrence, X. T.. April II, 1859.
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Horse taken mn.

A LARGE BAY HORSE, about sixteen haads
n high, well proportioned, has a star in its
with one fore foot white, fine work horse, was
taken up recently a few miles east of Lawrence,
and is now in the possession of an Indian. Ii
was lost By some person four or five weeks ago,
sibly the one mentioned recently in the Emporia
Assrs: The owner, By calling on TAYLOR
STEVENS, at Franklin, proving property, and
paving for this advertisement, can have his
horse. Oct. 9-tf
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Needles & BonsaIl,
sAWsf sAWsf GAWsI

MILL. Muley. Circular and other Saws can D
and Stove Store, which we can recommend 70
give entire satisfaction.
Lawrence, June sth, 1853.
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Dissolution.
N. z. CONWAY.

GENERAL AGENT of the n. E. Emigrant
" Aid Society. Lawrence, h. T. mr6
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES F!

PRENTISS & GRISWOLD,
A RE now receiving and will keep constantly
n on hand large and well assorted stock OF
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, DC, embracing all
The articles generally kept By Druggists and
Chemists. at the
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W. y, sutliff.

MERCHANT TAILOR. Wholesale and Retail
w Dealer in Cloth. Clothing, and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at stand, under the
Eldridge House, first door from Saloon. lSee
advertisement aug5
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Notice.,

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the westopolis
In Town Company have selected 40 acres ofthe
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhill Forks Of the Kansas Riv-
er. and intend to pre-empt the same for q town
Site With boundaries and subdivisions as sur
yeyed, plated, and filed in the proper Land Of
fee BY E. NJ. THURsroN. ID. b. STRAIT, Sec.
Westopolis, Kansas. Jan, 90 1859
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SIMMONS. &c. LEADBEATBR
Kansas Emigrants.

CIMMONS L LEADBEATER. FQrrsrin.
- and Commission Merchants and ksnsN
Freight Agents, No. - South Main st., st. Louis
Mo. Full information given to all Ms to routes
points, &C., free Of Charge.
Refer to $. G. Pomeroy, G. Robinson, A. H.
Reeder, g. w. Brown, DIR. c. Cutter, X. Coatei
National Kansas Committee and our friends, the
Free State men of Kansas.
Mark pac kages-Care Of Simmons Leadhsat
er, st. Louis, Mo.
General ticket agents for Missouri Rive
steamboats, 2-l5.
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Geo. w. Collamore,

A TTORNY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW and
n General Land Agent, No, IL Massachusetts
rtSeet, Lawrence, Kansas Territory. Dec 5 If
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Entered into by the people of Bourbon
county for the settlement of their past
and then existing difficulties during Gov.
Denver's visit to that county in June
laat
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THE
BRITISH REVIEWS.
BlackWO0d's Magazine.

OAAAAA A-'D NH-nbNAC ~ OODOOh1DEl
PREMIUMS AND REDUCTIONS.
T SCOTT i CO.. New York, continue to pub
L. lish the following leading British Period
Gals, viz
THE LONDON oUARTERLY CONSERVATIVE.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW Cwhig).
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree
Church,.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW HiberaD-
BLACKW00D'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
(Toryl.
These Periodicals. ably represent the three
great political parties of Great Britain-Whig
Tory and Rsdieal-but politics forms only one
feature of their character. As Organs OF the
most profound writers Science. Literature
Morality and Religion, they stand, as they ever
have stood, unrivalled in the world of letters.
being considered indispensable to the scholar
and the professional man, while to the intelli-
gent reader Of every class they furnish a more
correct and satisfactory record Of the current
literature of the day, throughout the world than
| can be possibly obtained from any other source.
Early Copies.
The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
| British publishers gives additional value to
| these Reprints, inasmuch as they can now be
placed in the hands of subscribers about as soon
as the original editions.
Terms. Regular Prices.)
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Scales Scales ScaIes!!!
ITO weigh from half an ounce to thirty hundred
l. Apply at MI store. INGLE BARKER.

N. M,cracken,
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Rec wi g. Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. teyce. South Cherokee
street, LeayenWorth Git X. T. Nov. 22;;'56
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CeffInaiCoffinsii

NOFFINS, ready made, all sizes, and the
~ CHEAPEST in Lawrence trimmed 70 order
Second door south Of Collamore Building.,
LaWrenos. Aus. Z, IS. P.J. WA6Nkh'
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s.w. JOHNSTON. 8. A. sTlNsoS, 3. y. HAyESs'
Johnston, Stinson e Ravens,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
"a Law. Leavenworth City, KIT.
Once on Main street. over Hemingway 20
Banking House. Oct 23-6m.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1859, contain
ing the Election Returns and the usual matter,
will be published about Christmas Price Is
cents; u copies, postpaid, for 81, 100 copies,
postpaid So. Address as above.
Nov. l3, '5S.-6t>
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

How TO MAKg CorrEE.-As breakfast il
never complete without cnfee-that most
delicious Of all beverages, which many per.
sons suppose to be the nectar that Jupiter
sipped' docs not seem to be generally knowr.
we give the following as the genuine French
method:
The berry is scorched in hollow eylin.
der. which is kept constantly revolving over
a slow fire. and net grain af il allowed 10
burn. Secondly. il j. ground very fine /; and
thirdly. when Il is 70 be used. portion 81
this is placed in finely perforated pan OF
cup. which exactly fits into the top of the
boiler. eohree.pot or vessel you wish 10 use.
Boiling water is then poured on. and i per.
colates gradually through. carrying with i all
the essential principles oi coffee.
As soon as percoation is completed, the
pan is removed. containing all the grounds.
aud then boiling hot milk is added to the
infusion. and your coffee j. made. IN no
instance is your coffee boiled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
JOHN EAsTuAN's LUCK.
By EMILY G. HUNTINGTON.

"Thats Just nv luck" angrily exclaimed
young mechanic, dashing down a note
which informed him that. during his absence
iron his business. a gentleman had called TO
complete partial contract with him for =
heavy job Of work. and no. being able to
wait, had taken il to another wofkmaa.
81 was born TO III luck" be continued.
I" and there is no use in trying 70 contend
against fate"
I" How long we're you sbsct from your
shop. John !" inquired a quiet. looking old
man who was sitting by.
"Noi over an hour or so; perhaps two
hours"
Had you an engagement to meet this
gentleman 10 day !"
Why, yes, and started FOR nv shop for
the purpose. but thought ] would Just drcr
in TO smiths TO see how that western land
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

faults. Several months aster the eoayer a..
ton witi Uncle William took p,ac.. The c!d
gentleman looked iato the shop where he
was basily at work. and called out in his
cheerful vlice~--
!" Well friend joan, what are Won about p
" Learning TO handle nv wooden spoon.
Uncle William. and find it does very well.
since gave up all hopes Of finding silver
onc.' vas the young mans laughing answer.
II seems 70 be pretty generally understood
that Joha Gastman's luck has turned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

A FaRsER's SToRv. AT the Woodbury.
plowing match few days ago, Mr.. John
Daw told the following anecdote: Having
drained field where nothing had ever grown
before. | was standing near looking at crop
| had there. when neighboring farmer
came up. We have one or two lnose farm
ers in our neighborhood one Of them. in fact.
came from Woodbury. Daughter II but that is
not the man am speaking Of. lie came up
and said to me, That is bootiful crop
how did ee get it. sur:" replied i" Brains
Laughter. "What! manure the field wi
brains 7" (More I.aughter.) The fact was.
had drained the field !; 81 said. Yes
Renewed laughter.l lie replied, Lord,
yer homer. where did ee get um i"-(Roars
Of laughter.) SleiJoune tEng.l Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Revival of Business.

HAVING concluded 10 remain 10 HilIsboroush and
"A continue ny business. my old customers wil hnd
me one door east of The hfiek House. nv former
shop. Ny work shall he well and f.shionshly done,
AMI ~ cutting ob. prepared that the seam,ss-
shall 6nj no difficulty ID making.
AL work ereeuIed ., the shortest notice.
JAMES y. WATSON.
Febru.ys. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
CASH AND BA RT ER
Exchange.

The subscriber has opened one door
above "The Printing Office" where
he intends keeping a full stock Of
Groceries, Clothing, Staple Dry Goods,
and many other articles, for which
Cash or Barter "alone" will be to-
ken. Wheat, Flour, Corn, Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, Tai
low, Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feathers,
Dried Fruit, Tow and Cottons, Wool
james, &C., bought or sold on commits
sion. D. @. PARKS.
April IS. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

GuAso UPoS TnE cnrTos FIELDS or GEoR.
orA.-The Savannah Republican SAYS i.s44
tons Of guano have been transported to the
interior Of that State. over the railroads, for
the four months ending slst March. The
Republican says The older portions of Geor-
gia are more thrifty and productive at this
time than they were twenty years ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

PRNisys H,Bus.--.An oil couple aud
their son ...pm Schenectady IN. ~ passed
through Syracuse on Thursday on their way
to Ohio. where they intended TO purchase
land and settle permanently. They had
adopted the primitive style OF travelling on
ipvI, because the old folks we're ofraia 10
bU1 lstHise'rts oa the cars or cGial! The
old iOiks had several hundred dollars in cash,
and said they averaged nearly thirtt miles per
Jay. l'liey went West BY the turnpike.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
COFFTNS! coFFINs!
z o DO w A I IN IN o

CHAPEL HILL, N. O.,
HAVING obtained the exclusive right for Orange
II County, to sell Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, would respectfully announce thai he is now
prepared GIL all orders for these airg indesruet-
ible Burial C,ses
An descriptions and sizes Of Common Collins also
kept on hand.
ESr The Metallic Burial Cases will also be kept for
sale by ID. d, Phillips. Hllsboroagh.
Chapel Hill. March 4. 6i-Gm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

ENDURANCE OF fIoRsFs. Some curious ex-
periments have been made at the veterinary
school at AIfort fjust outside of Paris.) by
order Of the Minister Of War. to ascertain
the endurance Of Horses, as in ! besieged
town. for example. II appears a horse will
live on water alone 6re and twenty days
seventeen days without eating or drinking ;
only eve days il ted. but unwaiered; ten
days if fed and insuiIiciently watered. 4
horse kept without wafer for three days,
drank one hundred and four pounds Of water
in three minutes II was foanrl. too, that a
horse taken Immediately alter " feed' and
kept in the active exercise Of the " squadron
school completely digested its feed in
three hours in the same time in the "con-
script school its food was two-thirds ,lisrs-
ted ; and IL kept perfectly qaiet in the stable
iis digestion was scarcely commenced 10
three hours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
TO MULE RAISERS.

THE Subscribers. after much trouble and expense
have succeeded in procuring Of the largest snd
finest JACKS esei imported into this country.
BASHAW will stand the ensuing season. eommenc.
ing the 1t Of March 81 the stables Of J. b. Leahers
and will render service a, the low prize Of ten dollars
20 insure. aud fifty cents 20 the groom in oil cases
DESCRiPTiON.-Ba.hsww imported direct from
Malta. in spsin; will he hve years old neIt August
Il full fourteen and half hands high Of fine form snd
setisn with nch black silky Of hair. II is oniy
necessary Tor Judges of such stock him 10 he
WINGED ths, be 70 Of the pure.i blood.
b. LEATHERS.
J. W. LATTA.
South Lowell. Feb. 20. 1859. 7s-lrIy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

The GRAPE CuLruRs. 8. Proctor, Esq.,,
Of Elizabeth City, is now giving his attention
to the cultivation Of the grape, anil has cho.
sen Roanoke Island as the site for his expe.
rimsnis. Besides the Scuppernong. and some
other species Of grape, indigenous to the soil.
Mr.. Proctor has introduced other species,
aiming which he has the Catawba, Diana,
Concord. Isabella. Malaga. and, ilerbemont.
lie is the first to introduce the Catawba on
this island. and now has thee thousand vines
there in furnishing condition. Itis his in
tention to commence the manufacture nf pure
wines and brandies. Rieaton Rrprsss.
There is quite an extensive Vineyard at
Tokay." in this vicinity. owned BY Wm.
t. Horne, Esq, and few other gentlemen
of this town. There are already 1000 vines
growing. of Scnppernons and uunernus nth.
er varieties Of native and foreign grapes,
from which the proprietors expect to com
mence making wine this Fall. We are glad
to see these evidences that Norili Carolina
is preparing to fulfil her destiny as great
wine producing region. Fay o5ssrt.-l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
sUNDRlEs.
KING s MOUNTAIN IRON

IHAyE nov on hand fot sale Twelve thousand
pound. Of lhe shove lten which has heretofore CIV
IN sach general snilsisecn snd The same ior which
NJ. y. y. Hafn agent consisting ~ Bar tcf tire
and plantation use. square. Band. &c. &c,
The assortment will be kept complete, and sold 81
lovsl rate.
JAMES WEBB, Agent
Of Kings Mountain Iron Co.
December is. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
A CA r d.

%. ROBERTSON, LEN-a2T,
HAVING loea,sdin Chapel Hill. respectfully oEsr,
"A services 70 The eiiirsnsof The town
ssd Surrounding country. Hsean produce satisfactory
Testimonials Of HE skill In the profession.
NJ. oaics sst Dr.. Moofes When requested, fami.
lies will be waltsd Oh atthsffssideDce. Chafgssrcs
sonahle.
Dr. v. will be IN Hiilshoroush The fourth weei
10 each month. also superior t,an weeks and ofenei
(wiihous sxIfa ehsfes) if requested.
August 10. o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

subject To nv mind II IS OF sufficient i'm
poriznce TO require the attention Of both young
and cd. We ought not to marty until We are
old enough We ought to have developed minds
and settled constitutions. If girls marry from
twelve TO fourteen and fifteen years Of age, they
marry before they have an education, or con
sttution, CT strength, either Of body OF OF mind,
TO sustain themselves in those relations in which
they place themselves Generally speaking
Eoman ought TO he from twenty to tEenty-tEo,
and perhaps twenty-five years Of age man
should be from twenty-five TO thirty, before he
narries 1t is not the object Of life to step right
into uatrimony.-I also promised to say some
thing OF divorces ] say II Is best as \ general
thing not to divorce. The better way Is for
people 70 live as they ought 10 liEe with each
other, and make the most Of bad bargain II
they cannot I've together, let them separate,
but not divorce. With regard 10 Jealousy: |
think jealousy exists because there IS want OF
honesty in society. II there was honesty be
tween men and women, husbands and wives
there would be little occasion for JEALOUSY
some are jealous because they have nothing TO
do There are many causes Of Jealousy, but
they do not originate in well balanced minds
The cure for jealousy is perfect honesty with
each other PhrenOiogy unfolds the nature OF
man in different ways, and when we understand
ourselves we shall see each other Is we are
there will be natural and intuiiive understand
Jug OF each other, and there will be less cause
for dissatisfaction dishoHor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

COMMENTARIES, BEwAREl A reward is Of
fered for the detection Of any person counterfeit
ing, initiating, the vender Of any such coun-
terfeit or imitation Of BRr6dre's Holland BitteTS.
The genuine highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers, is put up in half pint bottle only, having
the name Of the proprietor, B. Page. Jr., blown
in them, and his signature around the neck of
each and every bottle
This delightful aroma. so popular as a remedy
for Fever and Ague, s eakness Of all kinds, Dys-
pePsia, Indigestion, Headache. Costiveness aud
Piles, can be obtained from any Of our respecta-
bic Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05
N =. HULIIHEN,
d1I4AD e n T [ 8 T /,
K.. Tso!si rs osss 10 rs'iasass asIi deer . Sc



VTIRGISIA,-Ai Raes hei4 L he osrEs oee q te CT
c09Es q OdiS eoaas fer tie aonth q JHa1zy'
eo-re HErazaa, Ao cells Tor the Of Ssrt west
err Bank Of Virginia, esaP4AiHaAi
JoAu VI Cruab1sksr Ent George HarazAn E1esz5srs CT
Jonas Cr-nbacEer deceased, a1 TIE azid Jehn H Cru-
baeker IN his F1zhf, EdEard C. Cra1es-Eer, Ce7e-
tie PieEeE AID EdHArd h Picket ke= hzshaze SaEah
n Crz=bzeksr, Charles N2sre AID liza = hoSrs Is
HzaH Cruzbseker. JoaAS cr7zsaeE-r NaTsseiiA Cru
hacker, M4;11a CruabacEer, liza CrulzbaSEsr A5a
EszirEtoa Crazb1eker, infA1t ekldrsz q Charis5 H.
Crsnb.ekeT. deceased, al q hieh dsf4aats are esT-
sees and szategs under the III Of sad Je7zs
deceased eeisaaAHo-
TIE Object is sal. Is 70 ss:Aa decree aEHinsi hs
estate o. the ia.s FOR Eudry o1es rAd
b. te iai-E s-sarety q Sal IaaAs Cruzh1rc=-
for c. C. EASEL so1s E-c-rt1E IN the ARR
-ate between ezg AID $780, and II 1eceEEFrT % HeI
aay Ehish the sid J0EAs CrzbaeEer eled
SEIZED or posseated
sarah ~ Cruulbuek having entered 4
apparng atavif tisd IN the cause, that hey
are residents state ef VirEniaca ne Uoic1
szfnsihy his ae.oruey & Is ord=rez. thaf ty Dc
appezr here Eith month ssr d1s p1hicafo1 oftnia
orer Do shat b protect teir inter-
tAaf COPY ofsaid order be fEhElth E.erte u
sen spzFsr ped n The city e ifhee7E. for f1zr
and hat copy ofts b peEted ~ Ne
doc C0uTt H5uss e Oho co1Ety, te rst cay
Of ne fC0unty Coart 70 Be h=ii Tor sad coa1ty
Aftpy -Tests: ABOSLO LOhlN6. Gen
~ de n sci. Tor eo1pI't1 sEB5--ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

CrER FOR CoRSs--To the thousands of per-
sons who go imping along, from the lameneSs
caused by corns, we would recommend 4 certain
and speedy cure. Bragg's Arctic Lialnlent is an
infallible remedy for all Corns, whether soft or
hard. and two or three applications are all that
is necessary to cure the most invetefate case
Let no one who is troubled with these disagree
able companions, fail to make trial of it. a
cure is warranted in all cases The Arctic Lini-
Inent is for sale By Druggists generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

WE:h.Te elsewhere in this mornings paper
referred to the Philadelphia dispatch concerning
the Illinois election or rather TO that part OF it
about the probability of poor Dog being wiped
out By means Of bribeS This portion Of the
story we pay no attention to. At all But It Is
matter OF fact, atissted by our Cincinnati dis
patch, that the Republicans are playing '.go
sneak" game by attempting to stare of the
eiection-and one which deserves to be severe
IL reprobated by every respectable paper
and person, no odds Of what politics
When a people have in thsi sovereign ca
paeity chosen a set Of representatives., it is Tire
duty Of those representatives, to meet and fairly
and above board express the choice Of the peo-
pie, no odds for whom or what Any party or
politician that does otherwise, deserves to be
marked By their constituents as these Illinois
chaps win be apt to be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05
w. ]. MARKS.

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
Watches, CIseks, silver WaIeand ItusIr,
TAvISGlar hand. { lated kerF5zs, eel 49,.
sraek q AE=r5eza, Ene.a- Fre1ct AID sEst We
- Aaerczn, Grran au1 HrelSe Clccks. oi1 Azd 49,,
Can Keys, s-zis, R-rs, Breast Pas, IL Rag A.
Icr.r SILVER T1hl-ss Gei1- Silver. Ssee. Aad tsr=s-
=lvr- ru-c-arlzs Spoo1a, T1rEs. La Ezssr-ErT-,
Fr--t-lTes- Gee And siTer Peas zEe Ps.ei; wcrt
e. Care Cas-. Catzs, Por-zezlas a16 PETszs-E- y
I-r -rre-fer= AID bag TEL rr-p1rez HiIA "a -
W. EszrSE and LafAes-I Al f=g oszEiz-se tAzt
> abss % rerser fan szfiIflctioz % A. tle - sys
Vor Ne uish 81 tAr eid s..1d - NElast = Ia.
AZ Watch " !. MARKS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

TEE New Yorkers believed an old fashioned
snow storm had commencedin their city lastweek
and they INDUCED in anticipations Of all sorts Of
Winter sports The air was cold and the fakes
came merrily down; but it got to be nine
o'clock in the evening and there were only few
inches of snow on the ground after all, making
only very bad walking, and worse "going" on
the Russ pavement of Broadway. The horses
were tnmbling about in the IOOsest possible man
ner, the horse railway cars were impeded by
covered tracks, there were accidents Mt the fer
ries-and the New Workers finally considered it
rather fus-fu affair altogether.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

The Kansas Feekly HeraH says Of the
uines-"We are satisfied gold viii yet be found
in much larger quantities than have yet been
discovered The gold is said to be finer than
that Of California or Australia; and is worth
from $40 to s22 per ounce 1t is found on the
surface, and sometimes about two feet under the
surface, and on gravel banks among large bOuid-
ers. The gold is scattered over large space Of
country. and will afford profitable employment
to Thousands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

TIE first symptom of animation in the mu-
uicipll body polite, is visible in our ndvertis-
ing columns this morning, in the shape of an
announcement for the Mayorality. Heretofore
we were somewhat apprehensive that the char
fer election had passed from the memories of the
people, candidates and all. 1t is now probably
certain that enough voters are conscious of the
immemcrial usage ola january election, to make
it an object for the aspirants for the different
Offices to bestir themselves right away. The
time is short-the offices few-"pO;atOes 'teTee
and high"-so crowd in.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-05

Two young men were discussing women the
other day, Al the Hotel, and one was en-
deavoring to convince the other, something of a
nisogynist by the by, that to the fair sex man
owed all his com,ort- They are, indeed ne
remarked, 1.-THE primeval cause of human happi-
ness" ''So doubt" was the rejoinder, they
are the prime evil themselveS,"-C Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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Tue Presidents message rather startled the
Havana people, and the whole island has deter
mined to send a remonstrance TO Madrid 1t IS
said to be the universal hope in Cuba that Pres
ton viii be snubbed by that very shaky Old pol
itician Marshal O'Donneu.