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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19

had never placed any money In IT, lie sent
the Viscount, however TO the Signora Laura
L.. former prima donna Of the San
Carlo, at whose house, in his gay days, ht
had forgotten his desk
The Signora Laura, recognized the desk
and related that she had given Il TO the Rus
sian Prince, Alexis B, In exchange
for pearl collar.
The Niscount set out for 81. Petersburg.
lie was very happy. lie now had some
thing 10 do--to find the true owner OF the
hidden money. lie placed il ut interest in
order that il might not run the risk Of b..
ing lost.
Prince B knew the desk. but de.
clared that he had never concealed single
bank note in it, llc told the V,soount that
on leaving Italy he had gone to Paris, and
had givcs the desk to dauseusc Of the opera,
Louise p, who was not in the habit
Of conccaling money.
Robert returned "a Paris.
There he learned that after u life Of gal.
lantry aud luxury, Louise p had
died in misery. and that her furniture was
sold by her creditors. |, was at tha, sale
that he had bough, the desk,
What to do nowg he co1id only think
that the maker ol the desk had placed the
money there. or that il was there deposited
by the Spanish robbers who stole it.
The maker al ,ondon wrote that hc knew
nothing OF il, and the Niscount learned that
the Spanish robbers had nl been hung long
since,
All perhaps ii was deposited In the desk
by the McxcaDs. lie went to Mexico,
whence hc returned two months ago.
lie there discovered that one OF those in
to whose hands il had fallen was trapper.
who carried on u considerable trade IN skins
with the Americans. This was sufficient
he must have been the man who concealed
the bank notes.
The Viscount continued his search, and
at last found one day nt Vera Cruz very
pretty young girl OF seventeen, the daughter
of the Mexican by u freuch woman, who
bad come to Vera Cruz as miIliper.
10 answer TO his questions, she told him
that she knew nothing Of her father, bu,
,ha, be had been killed by Texan ranger.
She was excessively pretty, and, like n
sensible fellow. he married her, having at
last something 10 do, he returned 10 Paris
with her to enjoy the fortune Of which sin
pular chance had put him into possession.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19

ny JAMEs q. PERCIvAL.

feel newer life in every gale;
The winds that fan the flowers,
And with their welcome bresthings oil the sail.
Tell OF the serener hours,
OF hours that glide unfelt away.
Beneath the sky of May
The spirit of the gentle south.wind calls
From his blue throne OF air
And where his whispering voice in music falls,
Beauty is budding there.
The bright ones Of the valley break
Their slumbers and awake.
The waving verdure spreads along the plain,
And the wide forest weaves,
To welcome back its playful mates again.
Its canopy Of leaves,
And from its dsrkened shadows float
A gush Of trembling notes
Fairer aud brighter spreads the reign.
The tresses Of the woods,
With the light dsllying with the west wind play,
And the full brimming floods,
As gladly to their goal they run,
Hail the returning sun.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19
A Horrible Crime aud Us s,nguiar Dis-
eOvery

Abou, n month since. Captain johnson
of the ship Masiiil on awakening one morn
Ing. found the Chnesc boy, who hud for
sone time been his cabin rvdni, lad only
fourteen or fifteen years odd, was missing ;
aud. upon examination of his money cheat
10 which ,he boy hal access, BE- found nbou,
seven hundred and 6lty dollars N English
soycreigns were missing. A Ch,nesc boat
had been along.ide the ship in the night,
aud the natural inference was that the boy
sas in partnership with the boat. and had
uncerernoDiOusly transferred both himself
and the money 10 it. All search WAS IN
vain 10 the shipping lying in the barbor, in
the adj accent Islands. IN the town, nor wp
an in,ma,on given by any one OF the crew
the guilty one. maintaining the most stoical
apathy, and keeping The fatal secret deep IN
their own bosoms, Thus whole week
passed away. and the marlcrcrs were con
gratnlatiug themselves on their success.
One afternoon the captain had occasion
% ~ ashore, and his own boat being en-
gagged, be Was obliged 10 procure one Of the
Cbincre, called East boat" carrying sail
a. well ~ using oars, and large aud heavy
When he returned from the town, the ga
wa, rough, and, the Chioese master oi the
boa, beng igporaDt Of the customary way
Of approaching the ship, the boat wa. driven
by wind spd wave with great iorce against
the sidc u the ship, producing violent con
ca~iDn IN the water ~ well n Ia the ship
The ofcc, Of the discharge of cannon IN
raising dead bodice from The water il well
known, ard snch was 'be eject 0f the con
cu~ion Ol the boat Had the trump of tb'
archang,l been beard in The ear Of tbs Chimes,
boy. hardly could be have sprung more sud.
denly from the deep where be lay Tb'
myytefy was cleared up; suspiciciob gave
way 10 certainty; aud nov II was known
the poor cabin boy bDi been murdered on
board the Amefican fhIp. But bad not the
captain bssb Obliged 10 hire Chinese boat
90 The oeca,ion. and had no, 'be igborabc,
! oi the master caused the yio'ent dash oi tbs
/ boat against the side OF the ship, the secret
miyht not have bccn revealed all earth sDl
~x gave up her dead. How remarkable ,b'
proypdenc, How much like the finger o
Gd
Bu, who committed the deed SuspiciO,
rested ON 20 ops, and word cGnld g. oh,
tained from no oDe The plo, had b'et
eunningy laid and faithfully was the -ecre
kept. A Cnne,e boa, ~as -en near the .hiJ
10 tbe night ahi tbs boys eiotLe, had L'sI
found IN Chloase boat, the cloihe. bayiDI
b.,1, throxn overheard ~ create The ,us
picim ,hs, The boy had roos 10 the boa
w,h tho money sod th.n bad bsen murders
tier, When tbs bDiy came ap. II va
fand si,h a gr'assd fops about the Ueci
ma lD.~s, sLlch Lal beu drasD - ugh
,ha, utsr q Do1 mmisn examination. not
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
Correspondence, Of the Int. ilIgenoer.I
WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. II, IS

AtsssEs. Campbell &c McDermot:
Ehe election went off to-day worry quietly.
Perhaps there has been no election in4the coun-
~ since the primitive, day that has been so
devoid of general interest We cannot give.
You anything like accnTa tc5Teturns.5 So far as
heard fromiat this hour, q midnight, the in
dications are very decidedly, inS 1avor%of the,
Republican party. Their entire County ticket
has been, il the news, $50 far as heard FROM
is not very deceptive, successful. This is all we
can say about the election.
1t seems that another outbreak Of @cFimoEhas,
occurred in our county. OnFriday night last{nt
Burgettstown, colored man from Steubehvile,.
by the name Of ] ohm Baltimore, got into.a4row.
with a man blythe name of Mcconnell, who
resided nears West Mid letowp,5 and struck him.
with apiece of rail, breaking his skull, frem5
the effects of which he died ina few hours.
Baltimore was arrested the. next morning, and
is now in oursjailE under commitment for mur=
der. z.#55s
Tonight, about o'clock, a man, who is un-
known, and who refuses to give his name, was
lodged in orr Jail on the charge of stabbing and.
causing the death of young air. Hart, (sOn of
Judge Hart, Associate of the Common Pieas)
The stabbing occurred in the town of West
Brownsville, but we were unable to learn the
particulars. We understand that it was an
.unproyoked assault, committed in a drunken
phrenzy.
Here are two homicides committed in our
county within the last week Our Criminal
Calendar never swells up very nutnerouSly, but
we sorry to confess that it frequently, as
now, presents extraordinary assemb lage of
Nervousness. Yours, S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
For the wheeling 1ntelllgencor.l
Dnnaerons EsIdlng nd Dri1Ing

There are some young gentlemen, who, when
they are once out of town on the turnpike,
make practice of driving or riding, as if they
were on 2:40 express, or running race.
Now, this going at such u break neck speed
might be all well enough in some places, but il
is very dangerous in thickly settled localities;
especially where there are many children No
doubt, many young gentlemen enjoy themselves
lin fast driCing, but we think that it.cannot be
mnch3pleaSure TO any one to run 0ccr and IN
cure any person, much less child; FOR, we pres
sumo that most any person, il gentleman,
would sooner check the speed of his horse, if
he would see children in the street, than to run
over them: But there has been children run
over on the pike, and not=iar from town. We
do not presume 10 say that any gentleman in-
tuTIied ~ run 0rurz any ono, but Sach broa!i-
neck speedAiS extremely dangerous, and gents
may Eothave known what injury they have
done. Not very long since aichild was run.
over BY this headlong speed, and it received an
injury which is said to have caused its death;
and on=last Monday evening, a couple Of Young
tnen, with their horse at almost railroad speed,
ran over another child, il the same vicinity;
whici',,at this time, is not expected to live we
could give the names Of the parents Of these
children, and of those who were SO needless
and careless as to run over them; butt is not
necessary, as this is only to caution those fast
dricer8 and.fitst riasrs; for we hope that they
@iil be more careful in the future
OUT THE PIKE, October, u, 1852 w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
M. ne Rr,s

SFrOnt Frcuch REMEDY for EFelnnic arrcRu-
laritTen.
For Suppressed lenseS Scaaty, Delaying or Paintut
AeaSesi t0r Ktiss or Leucor,lea. goitE too Scgnty
NsnstrWation, Headac1s ana Other sug.ytngs pr;,,9
the Menses
An invaluable medicine for females Ladies' Who sufer
from these difficulties, and know unpleasant it is to
describe them physician, appreci the value Of
simple yet eaSent remedy which they may always have
at hand, and apply at pleasure
It should be known that the frequent Irregularities to
which young females subject unless properly
frequently lay the of diseases of tho most grave
and formidaSe character But comparatively few girls
glide over this period without either proper or the
dy for ali such cases Will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold only by
LAUGHLINs & BUsuPIELD,
0el Druggists, Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
MRS. wsNSEo1y.

An experienced and female physician, has Soothing
syrup for children teethnE, which greatly fecines
process II teehtng by sottenin the gums reducing all in
nlEmationwi aiiay a pan, is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon 1t, mothers viii give rest to your
Selves and relief health your Perfectly safe
In all Ssses See advertisement in another column
aus2s IJd&w
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=, How. fEcuNsEn WAS KILLED.-Tho Eestern
Chl1StiHR szidTocats of this week contains nm
obituary notice, by Rev. A. Wright, Of the Ind
N. d. Church, Of Isaac Hamblin, ST., vino died
at his residence near Bloomfield, Intliaua few
mouths since, aged about eighty six vcars.-
Alr llamblin was man of deep piety and un.
Questionable veracity. He was in the Battle OF
the Thames, and the.wrler gives the following
as his statement in regard to the manner in
which Iecumseh was killed:
Ho says he was standing but few feet
from Colonel johnson when he fell, and in
full view, and SAW the whole of that part
OF the BATTLE He was well acquainted with
Fecumseil, having seen him before the war.
aud having been a prisoner seventeen DAYS,
and received many II curSing from him. He
thinks that Tecumseh thought johnson was
Harrison, rs he often heard the Chief swca,.
that he would have Elarrison's scalp, and seemed
TO hayea special hatred toward him. Johnson's
horse fell under him, he himself being also
deeply woundcd; in the fall he lost his sword
MS large pistols were empty, and he was cntan.
gcd with his horse on the ground. Tecunseh
had fired his rifle at hi;n, and when he saw him
tall be threw down his gun, and bounded for.
ward.lIkc tiger sure of his prey
johnson had only side pistol ready for use
He aitned at the chieFovcr the head Of his horse,
and shot nearthe centre of his forehead. When
The ball struck, itseetncd to him that the In
dian jumped with his head full fifteen feet into
the air. As soon as he struck the groudd, a
little Frenchman ran his bayOnct into him, aud
PINNED him fast to the ground.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
TO tho Rs z1rmsset, aud Poisoned a,E.5zeu.
of lNE.ccIt...- ., :, q s.saz..1.-

10 thc Iso- Dragged nnd ssOtsOned Citizens
of wheeling aud Vicinity.
You mreoverrun with delnge the yest compounds In
the form of Acohoc Drinks" ever euiauated from
that pest of society," the LrQUoR They are sold to
you as luxury, they dispensed to you as Medi.
cine, and in either case the elects the same
There Is but one way to escape, that to USE as
luxury or medicamcnt safe reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which renders certain that 1t ha,
notheen tempered with. Such anarticeis
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under Inspection of the British Govern
ment' is delicatey favored unlke any other Gin) with
some oil the most valuable reetOrsves Vegetable
hngdom and is by FAR the heahy beverage extant
TUE MOST EMINENT FuRoPE ASD AMERICA not
only recommend lis use By the hale and hearty pre-
soribeit US medicine where st!mulant is required
Tus FsAALE will lind not only pleasant Cordial
but certain reliefin suderinssOr periodical character
4EALTTIcAL CHRMIsTs E4SKs pronounce it perfectly
pare, and ts restorative merits incorporates
cEEs, dc.
For salem Whesng Va, by T. II. LOGAN L co., IL Main
street. T. n. JOHNSTON, 176 Marketst., and Others
EDMUND @. CHARLES, General Agent
myi1-d&wllm DEP0TNo. ~ BROADWAY, NY.
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The Place to get your Meat.
M ATtdEW SEAMAN would respectfully announce 10
~ hs numerous friends and the public that he has re.
from the stall OF Charles H. LENDER and that in tn.
those The YsFy eheicest cuts Ill kinds meat
heretofore extened to him. us il Is his
to deserYe patronage in rutare, socits contmuacs
of the ocis H." : 80 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13


Tue geographical errors that occur in some
| OF our daily journals arc, sometimes, the most
amusing portion of their contents We copy
the following "erratum'' from contemporary /:
In our report OF the Cattle Show and Fair
at Athol in yesterdays issue, some inconcciga.
BILE accident makes US say of Silas Hale ESQ.,.
of South Royast0n-'4N HaLo aus The origii..
al Green Mountain Stallion, Be-, which It is
lurdly necessary to say, SRoWLtE have real qOa&
tie o'tgisGSoasaer Of that celebrated horse
--ats<zss+r-- ------
WrTn much dclicacy and grace was it saii.of
Jane Taylor, "You only knew thatthc stream. Of
literature lad passed over her mind by the fer>
tility it left behindi it."
WnAT England aud France can do to cLastise
and reprove John Chinaman in the great w.r
nov, about to commence, and whether Rassia
be persuaded to join in the hostile alliance, are
natterstofi interesting speculation, bot!, in this.
country and in Europe.
Female help and dwelling houses are very.
scarce at New Orleans. Negro house servants.
are not to be lad, and white commands. sl4 TO.
Sl6 per month.
The Hartford Eeoning Press states that Mrs,
lienry Ward Beecher is tho author Of tho new.
book, entitled, "FrOn Dawn to Daylight; BY a.
Minister'S ..NFifs" Ii creating quite a sensa-
| ton in the literary World:
Lazy = MONTAGUE observed thatin tho whole
eouF6&e OF her long and extensive travels she
Eo4sdFtgos sorts ofapeonle, mem and women.
II HA4lros eovsFy, Ohio. Cincinnati, 8e.,y.t
viii DC seen BY the election returns, is back 10
where She used to be, almost, having given a
plump Democratic again of three thousand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
AIershaII -C.all1lfu- a r.rif.

iIeEshaII County, to ygit:
70 ne Ctss& ~ tie County Cotrf al said Goe.th:
WE, GeorEs ubbs, John II. Smith AMI samuel Carr
tirce Ffse!7idtrs of the said coens. @ Ger
ItS that, !S Ertue OF warrant isrrctr I,y JD
wilson, Justice Of the stid county, We i,ts his !sv q"
our 9nhs viewed and APPRAISED u Ii, john
Il man on his Iund, Cstray, assess the vu.
at o. e said stray at sixty dollars. The said mare
IS DFiS't Day, with black main tall both hin feet
Mis, star in her foreltead and blaze nose two
sores sores Fn nn Oh her ar rt hind leg above the Joint
round, with the letters nred on the shTcs W II W
md supposed to he ave years old Spring and about r
'6n. diYen under cur hands this day OF
VetVoeFl 4s2'' GEORGE IIDBRS
JOHN Il. SMITH,
-7r,o, SAMUEL GARY.
pay charges ard Ia 81 her away a''i
oct12-ltik2t,s IL NYAYNrAN clnr Ester u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13

THESE are not only the times of Spirits, but
of Spirits oftho Times" There is the ''old.
Spirit, "Porter's Spirit, ard Wilkes Spirit"
You pays your money, and you takes your
choice,-'as the Snowman says.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
New eisenlents.

HEISKELL 6 sWEARTNGEN,
WILL open on Thursday the 18th, and Friday, the 14th
W of octeberoan extenalre and. seleet stock OF
I'oreign8& Domestic Dry Goodsli
Consisting Ys.ssg of Of Rich New silks, by the yard
Velvet ditto, NIertloes baees and EuabroIderies,S
ottomnns, Piajds, C!oa8s anu Shzwl5. = :
We would call ourlargs complete
i've, ty, seyenty.ve and hunirei dollars The rGst
beautiful assortmentever brought to the city. Oct1S
TSECEIyEEk'S SALE OF M ON, Sc,
AT AVcFIaSsf
Will sell at Public auction. TUESDAY, the a5th day
Wheeling, the remaining stock OF Iren common
SD9i, seonsnS to the late firm 81 Todd tile
Morse Shoe Band Iron, sadde Tree, Round
heller Iron. Steel Pillow Wings, A. s;es Steel Slabs
Also one $500 H. aud ls0o lR. EaiEbank's Scales,
rERMs OF sALs-Ai sums under $50, cash. over so0
i4g @Sf SION sis Se.s PaTeha'
Sale to commence ut 10 clock A..
ooe18-ts Receiver OF J. NJ Todd { Go.
TIRGINI4:-At Rutes held in the Clerks Office of the
$50 Circuit Court OF ohio county month Of ooso6er
J9s=Gh RosenDaum, endorser ofsWnliam
Benjamin IL LsGt sss and Charlie, H In Assumpsit
S 81 FaTtnsIs GnlGr the ts firm name
The object of this suit sl OF $50 dollars
and 81 cents with interest thereon from The sixth day Of
The attachment sued out this cause having
served on Robert Campbell and Timothy Bliss, partners
under the OF Bliss oamphei also, Robert
J. Campbell, garnishee; and affidavit having ben
made and Glsa in the ofce Of said Court that the said
the State Of Nrginiaon motion Of the plaintiff, by his
s aS they 9RRSar esf s R
may be to protect their interests In this suit and
paper published in the city of Wheeling for four success
front door of the Cour: House Of Ohio comfy on the
Gay Of the ne County Court to he he'd for said county
| lCnidwell Flesher, p. 81 ocu3-w4t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13

TnE Harrisburg Patriot tells that some ten
or twelve years ago party of gentlemen, then
residing in that place, went down the river on a
gunningand fishing excursion. They took with
them camp equippages, and provisions sufficient
to last them week. Among their proyinder
they had several bottles of brandy, and whiIo
in one of their convvaI moods, made an agree
mcnt to bury one of the bottles, aud let it re.
main upon the island until only one of the party
survived, when he should procure the bottle,
and drink its contents will, his friends, and
revert to the memory of the departed oncs.-.
The persons that composed the party have all
but one been called 10 their final rest and the
survivor, last week, started for the spot where
the bottle is buried to fulfil the promise made
to his departed companions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13

4 new invention in horse shooting is announ,
eed' designed to otyiatc the continual driving
OF nails in the hOof a groove is made iii the
nnderside of the common shoe, into which is
fastened piece of iron of the same width aud
shape as the groove, only thicker and Slightly
curved upwards, the junction forming COM
plete dovctail. The advantage of this inner
shoe is that tits made SO project beyond the
ordinary shoe, and when worn down can easily
be removed and replaced by another without
pulling the shoe from the horses hoof
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A very remarkable physiological.l has been
developed in thc existence Of numbers Of per-
fectIy white rats in thu Bible House in New
York. They are quite. numerous, and arc con-
stantly caught by the tenants on the lower
floors someof the olderSpecineus in the Bible
House are quite fat, and look as venerable and
quiet as DDS.
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