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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

IL A. Si'Eh!AiiI. IltTSDurHh:
DOYLE & Co.. Steubenvil!o, O.; H. s. PIERCE & Co..
Hnnesiile o.; j. j. JOHNSTON. Ripley, a. X. A!CNE:LY
Mnysviite X y; ORISBY & CHOPPER, Portsmouth O.:
PADDOCK & Co., .IGfcrsonyil!n Ind: II. W. brown &
Co.. Cincinnati. o.; ATHEIS & ulBB:ET Cincinnati. o.;
Il. c. MELDEUNI, Madison. Ind: WILLIAM E,.GM,w
Louisville. Ky; PIG ORlLEY t Co., Evansville Ind
N W. GRAHAEI & Co., Cairo ILL.,. II. +. SASS, st iu4
Mo-; JoHS II. HAERIs, Nashville. Tenn. CLAENE 1: Co.
Chicago Ill; w. u. KOONTZ, Alton, Ill.,: MURPHY Il
VALE Dubuque. Iowa, or tn Freight Agents of Rail
Roads at different points in the West.
Tie Greatest facilities CGt"d for the PREDICTION aud
SOfctty Transportation Of Lire S0s,.
And Coon APPROPRIATIONS with usual privileges for
persons travelling in charge thereof.
EfI2EICSTiVS "ESTy ARD.
BY this Route Frcghts all descriptions car be for
warded from PHILADELPHIA New York Boston, or 3,lti-
more to amy points on the Rail ItoOlE of Ohio lnluna
Illinois, WiscoEsii' iowa or Missouri jy Ran Io;d
direct.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects mt Pitt.-
burgh with Steamboats,, by which Goods can he for
NN11eis to any port on the OHIO, Muslin.1m, Kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi Nscoi-
SIN, Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Red Rivers: anil
at ClcYctild Satnsy and Chicago with Steamers to
all ports on tl!e Enrtls-Westcrn Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers cntrnstnc the tI?lnsnortR-
tion OF their Freight to this Company, eau RELY with
conildenea on is seg,ly transit.
THE RATES on FREIGHT to any point in the
West by thc Pennsylvania Rail Road are at al times
as fHrnr'hie nsdre charged BIZ ofhs1. r. r. Cpupanics
II. r."
Merchants in the West ordering go,.. from The Fast
will do well tn direct them to he shipped by this Route
Parties attending to their shipments from tho
East will find it 10 their Interest to call on the Agents.
OF this Company at the following places before ship
ping or letters addressed to either of tlin the sub
jcct Of rcigllts, will meet with prompt attention
Ed. SNEEDER, Philadelphia
aIAGRAW q kOoNS, SO North Street. baltimore.
5hEESH&CO, No. 2. Aston House, Or No. is. VIM.
,,,,,c1y 1. -. lSt.N.Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

Upwards of 81, 100000
or Losses have been paid By the Etnn Insurance Co..
in the past IS years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

TOTAL LIABILITIES;
Unsettled claims not due,.........S 81 {. 938 81
RB-Losses Equitably adjusted and promptly paid zU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10

HENRY LAYING, M. d., PHYSICIAN <
- SURGEON.-0filce No. Myrtle street, corner
southbrilge street, Worcester Special attention given
tO9 m.
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Yotels.
LINCOLN SQUARE HOTEL.

irlI&ss3 The undersigned has leased the Lincoln
Yslss III Square Hotel near the Nashua Railroad Depot
EhEE - where he is ready TO accommodate the pub
lie. JOHN Q. ADAMS.
81 d6ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10

Torrini, 81 am going to restore this ingOt to
its primitive form: that is, to reproduce it in
the shape of the Cardinals chronometer. This
transformation shall take place while the ingot
is in the act of passing from this into the
pocket of the person in this company the least
to be suspected of conspiracy" Every eye
turned upon the Pope. "Ah! ahP' said His
Holiness, in a jocular tone, "this gets stronger
and stronger. What would you do, Mr.. Sor-
cerer, if l were to demand that it should be
my pocket 2" Torrini bowed, and answered,
"Your Holiness has only to order, to have your
wish obeyed. The Pope, still smiling, said
"Let it be sop
The ingot was again shown and handed
round. Returning to Torrini, he quietly con-
cealed t-so small an article was speedily
made to disappear All were eager for the
next move. "Pass !" exclaimed Totrini He
had finished his work. The Pope put his
hand into his pocket, and thence drew out the
Cardinals famous Breguet, safe, sound, and
unscratched.
OF course, Torrini was greatly eulogized.
He retired, covered with laurels, and on the
following day, had the honor of receiving
diamond snuff-box, with complimentary mes
sage from His Holiness.
Thus endeth the relation of what took place
in the Eternal City, between Conjurer, Cardi-
nal, and Pope. As we have already mentioned,
1t is narrated in the Autobiography of Robert
Houdin, who describeth himself as Ambassa-
dor, Author, and Conjurer Press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10
TERMS OF ADtERrIsINt..

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for sl00
square for three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
sequent insertion. Ten lines less constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside, in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed, will
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may
made on liberal terms.
IL WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square; each sub
sequent insertion % cents.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
ddrdnce Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grdtaifoHS Advertisements. No report reso
iutions proceedings of any corporation society
association and communication designed to call aten
ton to any matter of limited individual interest,
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
eole for errors that beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10
flour, @rdsrres, Ne.

SUGAR AND MOlASSES.-12 hhds.
~ very superior Porto Rco received and for sale by
WIN. o. SWEET,
So diff lS6 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10
educational.
WORCESTER ACADEMY.

The Fall Term of this Institution will commence
WEDNESDAY, August. 3lst.
The of the Academy constantly open to Wis
ttors. NJ. l. ROBINSON, d p,-,,
L. J. GARDNER, rrihcipais'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10

-aaTN~A FOR SALE - BY the sub
eS& fA n scriber, five thorough bred North Devon
W~&M Bulls, from one TO three years old. Also,
number Of Cows and lloifers now in cali
by the celebrated bulls Baltimore and Duke of Devon
shire yoke OF Devon Steers years this spring All
the above have been carefully selected from the State
and Baltimore Stock, and bred with great care on my
farm and cannot fail TO please those wishing for this
beautiful kind Of stock Also few pure Suffolk pigs for
breeding Also, Jokes working steers and oxen, from
three to years old prices from SIS TO $780, All the
above will be sold at reasonable prices applied for
HARVEY DODGE.
Sutton. March 10 1859 diff mehl1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

EXTENSIVE PuRCHAsE-Mr H. W. Derby, OF
Cincinnati, purchased. and paid down for il, the
whole of the celebrated Dusseldorf collection of
paintings, exhibited for several years past, at 5i8
Broadway, New York. The amount of the whole
transaction exceeded one hundred and eighty
thousand dollars This gallery will now become
the permanent headquarters of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association.
Subscribers to the art JournaI in this county,
are Informed that the engraving and March No.
of the Magazine will arrive by the next steamer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
THE RURAL EDIToR.

O, humble oilcrs ye who guide the press
Though slow the progress, sure will be success.
Patient in labor, strong in hope in faith
Outreachipg time, and circumstance, and death,
BE yours the aim, by heaven at first designed,
TO raise to higher range Of Thought the mind
Building amid the foods of selfish life,
The storms of passion and the waves of strife,
A rarer island in each human soul,
Where Love shall dwell, and Virtue have control
An Eden blessed, and fairer than the old,
BY poets sung, by prophet lips foretold,
The home of Innocence, Religions shrine.
Where God may reign, and Man become divine.
- Tyues DIDy1yS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

CoNNEcrcur OUTDoNE.-A New Hampshire
newspaper says that the legislature Of that State
has been obliged to repeal the law Offering a
bounty for the destruction of crows, in conse
quence of the practice which has prevailed of
procuring crows eggs and Matching them under
hens, and bringing forward the brood for the
bOuntv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

SHAMEfuL.-Passenge who came up on the
John l.. Stephens inform the Shasta Republican
that she had on board over POO passengers. 1t
is said that the ticket Office in New York was
closed against five hundred applicants for pas.
sage, aud that the opposition steamer which was
about to leave, had full load This is encoura
ging to the future prospects Of this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

TuE Yreka Union announces the return of
'Saktaw, late Assemblyman from that county,
and tries to make him believe that the closing
paragraph of frst-rote notice, (given below
by that paper, is complimentary, and not made
IL an unkind spirit:
The part of State Jester was not on the role
and was but ndfferently performed and in abil
ity for the discharge of Legislative duties, we
believe that our Assemblyman was markedly
deficient. Vapid attempts at hhhooning are bu.
i'll suited to the consideration of important affairs
involving the subject of government, and in the
published reports of proceedings we have seen
nothing else as emanating from our representative
in the Assembly Among the eighty members
composing that body, we doubt whether there was
another so unqualified for the position, and with
this trial. we trust his Legislative career has cul.
minated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

Why 'JEEMs.'-A contributor TO the Yreka
Union has ascertainod that the Address to his
Pipe lately contributed to The Chronicle by
'Jeems, and copied in this paper, is, by a re
markabe coincidencc,' nearly word for word,
passage from Gideon Giles, by Thomas Miller
We expect Jeems' feels uncomfortable about
M
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

ASSUMING Hls PosIroN.-The editor of the
Paulding (Ohio) Eagle was absent for couple
of weeks lately, and his imperial majesty the
devil of the concern, assumed the chair of the
absent one, and declared his intentions:
He will advocate the adoption Of the bloomer
dress among the fcminines down with crinoline.
lie will oppose all public improvements, lie
goes in for keeping things as they are, and will
not favor the disarraugemcnt of the beauties of
nature he win oppose bridging streams as it
has q tendency of destroying the amusement of
the boys in rolling up their trowsers and wading
the streams.
lie will oppose any road that will not 90 near
the forty acres owned by him, the said devil, with
a branch running to each corner of It,
lie is in favor of the girls, and believes them
to be an institution Old maids and widows are
not included in the inventory
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

DEAru-We thought nothing new could be
said about death, but Taylor, of the Chicago
journal, has the following ideas;
There isa dignity about that going away alone
we call dying that wrapping the mantle Of i'm
mortality about us; that putting aside with pale
hand, the azure curtains that are drawn around
this cradle of a world: that vcnIuring away from
home the first time in our lives, for we are not
dead; there is nothing dead to speak Of, and see
ing foreign countries not laid down on any maps
we know about There must be lovely lands
starward for none ever return who 90 lhither,
and we very much doubt If any would II they
could.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

WHEN Ben. Franklin arrived in London, he
applied at printing Office for work The fore
man was surprised that one so young, and from
America, should be seeking work in London, as a
printer, and inquired if he understood the art of
type c-setting? Franklin stepped to the nearest
case aud set the following passage from The first
chapter of st. John.
Nathaniel saith unto him, can any good thing
come out Of Nazareth Philip saith unto him.
come and see
1t was done so quick, so accurately aud con.
taiued 50 delicate a reproof 80 appropriate and
powerful, that it at once gave him standing aud
character with all in the office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

THE YoUNG Men or CMIFoRNrA,- The follow
ing extract IL from an eloquent and able discourse
lately delivered by Rev. MI Boardman in Los
Angeles:
But of young men what an army Not another
like it in the whole world nor ever was Two
hundred and fifty thousand in population Of
only three hundred and fifty thousand in all
Two hundred and fifty thousand young men
And such young men Just such as those who,
under the heroes TAYLOR and Scott, mnde the
conquest Of Mexico, with brillancc and ease so
surprising that, If their deeds shall ever find
Prescott to record them, they will throw the oil.
den conquest fairly into the shade. Many of
them indeed, the very men who in the fields and
fcas Of those memorable campaigns signalizcd
themselves and illustrated the American power
to daring and to doing, and Others just as brave
and good.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

Gbe Grmitp Youtnal
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, Niay "a, 1852.

LATER FROM THE ArLANTIC.-The overland
mail, with st. Louis dates to April llth, arrived
on Sunday noon.
On the 18th April, the New York Daily Sun
raised the free flag OF Cuba under the belief that
the island was in the midst OF general revolt if
not already in the hands of the patriots, The
San says that band of Cuban patriots sailed
from New York in the latter part of March, with
arms and ammunition, and that most of them are
young men-some of the leading men of the is
land and all determined to free their native soil
or die in the attempt. The signal for the revolt
of the patriots was agreed upon. All was ready
on the island. The lst April was the day fixed
upon.
A teegraphic dispatch, dated Detroit April
18th, says: Fircmen's Hall was last night occu-
pied by about 400 people, to witness the great
billiard match between Phelan and Serr;tcr. The
choice of balls was won Ivy the latter Playing
commenced at o'clock, p. m. No remarkable
PLAYING was made on either side. uutil the sixty
fifth run, when phelan made l0l points, and Mr..
Serrter, on the eighty ninth run, made 157
points, the largest run in the game. On the l20th
run, Mr.. Serriter made $50 points, which was
followed by Phelan making l29, being his largest
run. The game concluded at ) o'clock, n. m,
amid intense excitement, with the 16ith run,
Phelan beating the game by eighty six points.
Ererything passed off quietly, good feeling pre-
vaing throughout
The Sckles trial at Washington still continues
to absorb public attention. to the exclusion of
everything else. Mrs Sickles has made a con
fession, that was offered in evieence acknowledge
ing her Illicit intercourse with Key,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
NUMBER II.
state Matters, Condensed.

The debt of Shasta county is about $4,000
it was reduced over 900 last year, the Courier
says. The Republican State Convention will
meet in Sacramento On the 9th OF June THERE
are about 2OOO State, county and town officers to
he elected in California, this fail. g. d. .JoHN SNY-
hER, who was accused short time since Of an
outrageous crime in lrekN, has been declared in
nocent and the girls father is ccnsurcd for max
ing the charge. lr is rumored in Shasta that
II. j. Walsh, late q prominent citjzcn Of that
place. died lately, in Paris IA cuuRcu has
been built at Little Shasta, Siskiyou county,.
ELLEN UoIiNsKY was fined $50 in San Francisco
for using nasty language. ...T Tue San Francisco
Branch Mint coined $3l0,000 in double eagles
during the week ending April 80. Nix How
ARD, agent of the new Stage line from Red Bluff
to Yreka, reports the road in good order, and be-
ing travelled by crowded stages ,JNo. TAYLOR
was crushed to death by rolling log on Hum
bug creek, Siskyou county, ten days ago THE
Mariposa Gase8e thinks there is too much fuss
made over the Big Trees Of Calaveras they have
bigger and better trees in Mariposa Furmus-
TER Walker and Col Frank Anderson sailed on
the 3th for Nicaragua. THG Golden C'Ntc took
away $50 passengers, and 81, 400 600. on the 5ih.
JOSEPHINE JAoUEs, the little girl who has attract
ed so much attention in San Francisco, by her
bad conduct has been sent to the House Of Ref
ugc, and promises to do better THE new sill
yer dollar the first ever coined al the California
mint--has made its appearances .TPpERARY
BII, condemned to be hanged, rejects spiritual
advisors TuE Republicans of San traoclsco
intend to run a straight ticket this fall. -. TuE
San Francisco BRlietiR says that Matilda Heron
Stoepcl will probably visit California profession
ally, in n short time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

Man AND WoMAN.-The softness in man ought
to be latent, as the water lay bid within IIorcb's
rocks, to issue only at some heavenly call. The
courage Of woman should sleep as the light sleeps
in the pearl, only to fash forth when the warm
and generous feelings Of the soul give the polish
and evoke the celestial radiance HariP0sa Ca
zeffe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

A CORRESPONDENT OF the N. Y. Lcdger asks if
gentleman is to precede a lady in walking up
hill if the path is narrow - Fanny Fern re-
plies that he should, by all means, uatil hoops
are out Of iashiOn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

GRAND OrFlcERs-The Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows chose the following officers for the pres
ent year, on the 9Th Il. l.. Alexander, of So
nora, G. NJ; WIN. NJ Allen, Of Shasta, D. G. NJ. :;
r r. Kibbo, Of Downeyle, g. W. T. Rodgers
johnson, of San Francisco, G. 5.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

FUNNY.--We observe that almost All the frank
spoken papers in the State have placed very low
estimate upon the talents and work Of the last
Legislature. Nevertheless, they are all pleased
to stale that our representatives form an cxccp
lion to the rule This last our representatives.
generally, we think, will deem the seyerest lick
Of all.-Shqsfd Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

'MonAwK DrrclL-Thc following story is good
because It is true. II is told by a lady who had
il from the lips of the principal actor herself
Ven first come to Filadelfy to serve, was
very uncivlized,' said Katrine, now n tidy, uu-
teligent servant in respectable family L
laugh mooch, and feel much ashamed to romem-
her how | behave ven know so little. ShoN,-
that was my beau then Shon, he took me to tha
hcntcr one night, when been In Filndelfy bnt
three weeks. We sets in the gallery, and wc not
see good, and Shon said he would get peter
sent, So he puts his leg round de post, and hn
shlides down nit dc pit, aud he looks up and cal'
out, 'Katrinc Katrinci COON down tlsh o good
view here E and leaned over, aud said - How
can COON, ShonY And he said 'Shust shlide
down. So | put my legs round de post, aud
shlides down, too. Donder how de- peoples
laugh Dey laugh so dey play no moro on the
stage. Everybody laugh and yell and whistle
all over de- house | was much ashamed, drni
though knew not any harm But now plush.
os red every time dinls Of it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

FEARLE5s IN THE CAUSE or RrGHr.--Judge
Cradlebaugb, in summing up the evidence in tho
late murder cases at Provo City, said
You are the tools, the dupos, the instruments
Of tyranjcal church dospotism. The heads of
your church order and direct YOU You are taught
TO obey their orders and commit these horrd
murders Deprived of your liberty Won have
lost your manhood, and become the willing in
strumcuts of bad mon
| say to you it will he my earnest effort while
with you, to knock of your ecclesiastical shack
les aud set you free
Just Mt this point In the Judge remarks an
elderly, gray headed man, who was sitting in the
front scat and who was apparently engr ossed with
what was being said, forgetting whore he was,
sung out in an audible voice. so as 10 bo heard
through the dense audience, Amen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

TnEY ARE CoWNG.-lt Is stated that in tbe
eastern States, the California fever is ragin, TO
an extent almost as great az it did in 1910 Fir
teen hundred passengers arrived at San Francieco
in the John H. Stephens, and an old Californian
informs the TdcgI0m that The agent in New York
was obliged TO close his ticket box to upwards of
five hundred persons, who insisted upon coming
in spite of his description Of the horrors Of an
oyercrOwdcd vessel.
There is every Indication of - heavy immigra-
ton during the current year. Let them come
we have room enough, and gold enough, for them
all StaHdard.
CnLDnEN ~ THE Ilousr.-Oh, blessed things
are children the gifts Of heavenly love: they
stand betwiXt our worldly hearts and better
things above They link MS with the spirt world
by purity and truth, and keep our hearts still
fresh and young with The presence OF their youth
YouxG budded and grated trees viii require
early attention In rubbing off the shoots that
spring up from the stocks aud young transplan-
ted fruit trees for gardens and orchards, should
have useless shoots taken off and long ones punched
back, SO as to form regular, symmetrical heads.
W,RNtNG--A young man attempted to kiss Il
Young lady, in Providence, ri Doland : sha put
on some airs, as females often do under such r.
eumstauces, aad thrust him from her with such
force as to break his neck Immediately.
TERRIFIC EAHruQUAKE.--On the 22d Of March
lhe city Of Quito was destroyed by an earthquake.
Three million of dollars worth of property was
shaken down, and five thousand persons killed.
The ninety-six columns of the London Times
contain above $4,000 lines, and the tpye TO print
the whole consists Of about l,33l,0O0 pieces OF
metal.
THE young people Of sonoma county are get
ting up strawberry parties, already
TmE daily issue OF the London Tiuss Is so 900
copies sixteen mammoth pages.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

UFFICEN9 ELTVTED.-TNe TOTTOWINg WTNIV LN-
campment officers have been elected for the year
ending May list, 1860
NJ X. Shcarer, of Diamond Springs, NJ W G.
F.; A. G. Lucas, Marysyllo, NJ. Il. G.. II. r. VIM
~ Hall, Todd's Valley, Il. W, G.. $ W; z. Rod
gers Johnson, San Francisco, r. w. G. S.. A. +.
Andrews, Sacramento, Il. w, G. T.; J. T. D. VII
kins, Stockton Il. w. G.. j. W; d. Kendall Sac
ramonto, Grand Representative to the Grand
Lodge Of the United States; S. II. Parker, j. l..
Van Bokkelen, j. @. Piper, all Of San Francisco,
Trustees.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

GooD.-The steamer John L. Stephens, on her
last trip up, brought to this State eighteen brides
and eight intended brides al young and bloom
ing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

THE Grand Lodoe Of Odd Fellows Of California
met in San Francisco on the I'd Of May, A tele.
graphic dispatch from that city on Saturday, says
that about 200 delegates were present from near.
ly all Lodges and Encampmens in the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

WAnNrNG.-A young man attempted to kiss Il
Young lady, in Proyidauce, ri Doland ! she put
on some airs as females often DO under such r
eumstances aad thrust him from her with such
force as 10 break his neck meliately
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

TnE ninety-six columns of the London Times
contain above $4,000 lines, and the pye to print
the whole consists OF about l,33l,O00 pieces OF
metal.