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Reported for the Daily intelligencer.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINiToN, Dc

/, - WASHINGTON, Dec. l.,
b The following is the chclusion of the
House report of last evening:
r Mr.. Stevens believed tie discussion nj
ready had ought to. cow nee every body
that his point of order. Vas correct and
proper, namely, that until the House was
organized, it was not Competent to enter
tam any question, except the election of
Speaker, or motion to adjourn. He did
not blame them for the language of intim
idatiOu or rending of Gods creation from
tnrret to foundation. (Latghter.) TWAS
right in them, for we rscreants of the
North were not affected by 1.-THE gave them
credit for it, for their remarks were to op=
crate on timid men.
AIR. Crawford, of Georgia, here rose ex-
citedly and interrupting Mr.. Stevens; he
said something about the Union meetings
at Castle Garden and in the North; he was
loudly called to order; while others ap-
plauded his remarks, which were nearly
or altogether nnintelligible, owing to the
confusion which prevailed Members from
all sides rose to their feet; others crowded
to the area near Stevens and Crawford;
the greatest excitement prevailed, and at
one time it was feared there would be Il
collision.
Mr.. Morris, of Illinois, the time for gem
osity has passed, order must be enforced.
After few moments, the members seated
themselves, several gentlemen proposed an
adjournment.
Mr.. Garnett-This discussion shall not
be stopped, and there is no power in this
House to stop it. (Applause.) Adjourned.
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BUSINESS Nor1oEs
mLnat the ThinnI.ro l,ee,

W~Just the Thing!-To keep in the
Family-To use as an aperient-To use as
a Cat4artie-To act on the Lipcr-To re-
move internal dernngements.-To answer
all the ordinary purposes of a Family 1Nedi-
cine. We mean DR.. TodeFs anti-Billious or
Liver Pills. Try them.
T, II. LOGAN & Co.,
General Agents,
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pDryOh ar 0wyIiodvI n: n 3 AHDH

ElSII NEWSPAPER OFFICE, 10 Nassau ST.: Ap 1855
PROP. .. j. WOOD-DciIr SIr:-SomO month, or Six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative
anu gave my wife, who concluded to try it ON her
hair little thinking at the time that it would restore
thcgray hair to its original color but to her rs well
MS my SURPRISE after few weeks trial it has porS1rm
cd that wonderful effect by turning all tho gray hairs
To a dark brown ut tho snmo time bcautifyinc mud
thckoning the hnir. Istrongly recommend tho above
restorative to all persons III want of such change of
'heiF ha'r' CHARLES GARDEN.
NEW YORK, July 25, 1851.
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among persons who pOrspire freely.
J. @. KILBY.
PROP. WooD-About two years ago my hair oou-
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my D"u' anu hat trtGd many RGmcdios to OBJECT
commenced nsinE your Restorative in January last
few applications fastened my hair firmly II began
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CHICAGO, Ill, May J., 1857,
Tho Restorative Is put up in bottles OF sizes viz:
largo, medium, md small; the small hold X mint
and retns for dollar ler ntte; the medium holds
NJ lst twenty per cont. moro in proportion than the
s" rc's Tor two dollars per bottle tho large holds
quart ~ per cent. more in proportion and retails
Q. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, broadway, n. Y,
anu ia Market ST., st. Louis Mo.
:, And sold by ill good Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers. dSc2-d&w:Jnl-ly
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nSNTHE LIBRARY AssocIAr1ox.-we are
requested to "stir up" the Wheeling Libra
ry Association. We learn that the sub
seriptions are nearly all collected, and
there only needs little further action to
co mmeuce operations. 1t is desirable that
meeting should be held soon, that the
necessary action may be taken.
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p1~Only Ten Cents a Week.-Mrs.
Daily IntelLgeneer will be delivered, to any
D. II Of the city or suburbs at ten cents a
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Letter from Gov Cboeo

RrcHAoSD, Dec. Gov Wise laid be-
fore the legislature to-day, Letter from
the Governor of Ohio, in reply to one of
ms. SOY Chase says Ohio will fulfill ev-
cry constitutional obligation TO other mem
1ers OF the Union, but cannot consent to
IL G, lnyalion of her territory by armed
n men tyenior the purpose of pursuing and
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PITTsRUnGH, Dec. River IA feet in
ches by pier mark, rising. Weather clear
and cold.
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No More Home.

RIcHMoSD, Dec. 1.-THE Legislature has
unanimously passed n resolution approving
the sentence of Cook and the other prison.
ers, and refusing interference.
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:SPALDIN0'S PREPARED GLUE
ei+ SOLD BY STATIONERE,
SPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD By DRUGGISTS
-s sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by GRoCERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDIEGrs PREPARED CLUE
SOLD by H0USE-FURSISIIING STORES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BYPASCY-GOODS DEALERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GFNPRAIIY
Manufactured by HENRY C. SPALDING 4 CO..
Address Post ohee. BoxNo. 5000. ~" +e' =
Put mp In cases containing either, Four, Eight or
Twelve Dozen caeh-A beautiful LiTHooRAPIc Show
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AIR. ROBERTSON, N. D. 1,,,.so =.
ROBERTSON & ORR,
@Dentists@

o. I=3zSs M nrk et-St.,
WHEELING, VA.
RERERENCEs.- R. Weed, D. D., Hon. G. w. Thomu-
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Eoif, ESQ. John Frissell, NJ D. W J. Hates n n n ~
IL Gunnlins, n D. L. A. lIdreth, NJ D., 4. s. To,II
N. D., Iallant Deluplain, NIcClnllens, Knox { Co
Marsh Taylor, Berger & Hoffman, VIM Krytcr. a
w Frnnzheim, ]. \. thinner, john Ainick. John hi.
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an Largest Circulation of any Paper in
Western Virginia. ga n
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Thursday Morning, Dec. 8, 1859.
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NV PRk, Dec. Woods majority
for Mayotis 3,2H3.
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
'OLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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sPAULDING'S LIQUID GLUE.
A GOOD INVENTION. SEE ADVERTISEMENT
IA FOR sale by I. H. LOGAN & co.
nOV26 and LOGAN LIST 4 CO
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s accidents t1iH happen, eren itl SrellSe0lEIdted
TGMftteS, it Is very desirable to have cheap aud
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crock-
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far tBe farmrr.

GATEs.-Every field on the farm should
be entered by a good Substituting and
self-fastening gate. Farmers. who are too
busy in summer to make them, or get
them made, should see to it now. How
long does it require to take down and put
up a set of bars? At least . minutes. which
If repeated three times day for year.
amounts to thirty hours. or three days oil
working time-which would yearly pay
for a good gate Or, examine it in an
other point of view-three times day is
eighteen hundred times year now, Is
there any man between Halifax and Cali
fornia, who would take dow n aud replace
a set of bars eighteen hundred times in
succession. in payment for farm gate
Hardly-yet this is the price yearly paid
by those who use bars that are constantly
passed, and the gate is not obtained by It,
Again-how much better is a well-hung
gate, than one half-hung ?-or one with
a good self fastening latch. than one will
pin crowded into an anger hole Try
it by dragging badly-hnng gate Over
the ground, eighteen hundred times with
a pin, and see if you do not think this
labor would pay for good hinges and
latch.
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APPLE TREE BoRER.-The best remedy
for this evil is strong wash Of I've from
wood ashes, or from potash. This should
be applied with swab or brush in July.
while the worms are yet young or before
the eggs are Matched. The labor OF
washing around the trunks Of trees near
the bottom is not great. 1t may be per-
formed in dull days in July, and should
not be neglected if you would rid your
trees Of this sconrge. The worms that
entered last summer are now in the tree
boring up, and no wash that can be APP
piled, will reach them. But they will all
bore out again during next June, and be-
come flies, ready to lay their eggs by the
first of July next.
In grass lands, a heap Of sand piled NJ
around the trunk has good tendency, a.
the bark will be more tough and the bo
rers more exposed. One gentleman hai
rid his orchard of borers by plying leach
ed ashes about the trunks. The fly dis
likes the scent of ashes and lye, and vii
not attack such trees when others are t,
be found.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE!

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Brucc's New York Type-FOundry,

HAS now on hand an immense stock of
l. l. Roman Type, Fancy Type,
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Hts1een before the public for more than ~
years, md is Isservedly popular.
From :. C. Dillaye Carpenter, Syracuse, N.
Y, Oct. Is, 1885.
Wetake great pleasure in being able to say
that we ave ,old your GIrgling Oil more than
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From $. 3tlvton, L1wville, Wis, Apr "a, DC
Ihtve conversed with several of my neigh
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The Oil takes like hot cakes IN TINS country
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We have spld the last bottle of the Gargling
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all The PURPOSES OEA FAMILY pHsn

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THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
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THE SPRING SESSION of 1859, viii
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Institutes Of Medicine.
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Sailing HAY.-A iudiciouS writer OBJ
serves, Although horses are said to pre-
fer sailed hay to any other, in my opin-
ion the chief motive for sailing it is to
preserve it when the weather requires
that it be stacked before it is sufficiently
dry, as salt prevents or checks fermenta-
ton. when in excess. 1t darkens the col
or of the hay, and makes it weigh heav-
Ter, for salt attracts moisture but salt
should not be forced on a horse it may
excite too much thirst, although when Civ
en- apart from his food, he will take no
more than is good for him. Damaged
hay is often sprinkled with salt water,
which seems to render it less Disgusting,
and may. possibly, sometimes correct its
bad qualities. 1t should be wetteI as re-
quired for use, for when fermentation has
taken place, it becomes sodden anil soon
rots. with nauseous AMI disgusting elllu-
vium.-Boston Cultirator.