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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
THE IN TELLIGENCER
oYR uGRTATRONEl

A night of Deeenber's choosing
With her texeled hand bears sxay;
A hand that en- charm. and cherish,
a hand that can crust. and Shy
Without, she is leading the travellers
Th-ons; the dim and ice-paved Streets
Each brow and each cheek easessing
With breath that can sting as it greets-
In many hovei AMI cabin
She IS melting the Goals away,
While the shiyeFing little Children
Grow eold-and cry-and pray
In the castles Of reaitlr and OF wasting
She has gathered tie elk and wool,
Till the wiekets must open in pity,
That the air may Dc fresh aud cool
In the dwellings Of peace and plenty
She IS calling home circles bright,
Round the hearth and the lamp she has kindled
With the richest Of warmth and light
Ooe house she i silendy watch lag,
Asa mother her cfIld's Christmas morn,
For fer name shall be often remembered
For the joy gin si= hither hath borne
The light struggles out in It's gladness,
Through curiain and shutters and blind,
And musical lnnrinar Of Voices
Steals forth, with its tale, 10 the wind
And within Jets the fountain Of welcome
That moisten> the lip and the eye
With dcy that Il almost Ton heavy,
For soon st will weep the good bye.
From absence in trial and danger,
Through distance and time me has COME"
Az! the darling, the "s1n and til; brother,
Is nestled once more IN his lIone.
Twice twe!vemnnth away DER the bi!iow,
Jnst 80 high his welcome has grown
And now must the moments hc freiShted,
For to morrow the hours shall have flown.
Yes! the story OF Sorrnxs and pieasures,-
The fitnrc-of shade. and light,
Told with smiling and tears and crosses
The chapter must finish-to-nisht.
So. the Int hour.--lnd cIaimed 10y the mother
Her boy sitting; low at her feet.
While the angels are weaving the love links
To g1ard-tiI again they shall meet.
LEY L.
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HUMPHREYS
sPEcIFIc HoM0oPATHIC REMEDIEs

SPECIFIC AOm0OPAE64C A6haED4E0
stand eosfIedly the head ofTssda means for the use
OF the people Tey alike removed rom the poEouous
dassro5 TeyusiTe doses IT quAekery old seh0o
pretee the inconvenience Of uAtsTeuIe, CT die Intricate
and sfplexng obseurtes Of the usual Ho books
AID ed=iaeG. CanstsIng % simple teihes for TIE VAR
n Zen they related; pat up IN the form
On simple aFar ssts ad prepared OF Ingredients refth
dEngsroE5 dssussinE they fos AZ once the ready
parent nurse, and the comfort Of The
complaining o. invalid
.y ossess these positive ADVANTAGES, which
before combined ia any popular resesa- They zAEH
LEkz injury Te their TEey are SHFLG
80 aIEays What take, AID hoU 20 take IL T. e
are NfKsI; the Sugar PIN ~ a
onenL's without hesitation or delay. They are
FTcrEsr in Thousands disease IS arrested a.
uhAf the p-und could not
Aft hav relieTsd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
LIVER INVfGORATOR!
PREPARED BY DR. SANPpRD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS.

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGArITE AID LIVER IE-
.,5 r allie i aote e:.tsi i ay ort iaisnt
knoSn It Is GOT qaly Cstc.te, boz htssr [Saasa,
the boeis Of taAt uttter thus
eo17iiaE pl>pI.s4 eTseiu4lIy without any Of the
painful seli eSpsIsnse the Operations OF most Gu
fIdres &c treussrns the Tsten n the san= time that
s.lsa g.asa an balli il up asusuAirapidIty
tn. LIVER ia one Of the prl!spll resgl.tors Of the
tie po-srs system fi.developsd. The soEIeh
the proSsr sror1 Aa.e Off. en The
sto7seh atftult, ebo~-s at fault and The wIole
having do IT, dltyS7or the diseases Of shat
Ssa, one 81 ~, me =, nd som cneir
rsrsvhto eounreraet the Anyderansemcni' to which
20 5oa-
has tnt g nv bottle: , s;'on fran
PnRIgYISG Tifg BLOOD Erln st1ns ami hea!i to the
hoe machinery, remoging-ths cause OF the disease
nEEE E2oi pasyESTSp Sy:Ss oc.a'o@i Us. Of the
LtS ns a,ln, to ,tonaeh
and prevent the food frpm-riIlng AMI soarnz.
ony one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
MARE.
gently, an cures COS-IIEEYESS. .,
one lose taken after sac meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA
~ One lose NJ two tsHsPoonfuis will always relieve
One bottle t4sen for fe-
Only one dose iarasiiAsiy relieves GH0LIC Ehne
RORBLLS. and = preventive Of CHOLERA-
ksy- OniV one bottle Is->aeedei 70 throw the
system the effects Of fnel-ene ttt.r long sickness
~ Que bottle taken far-5IA'SDiCE removes ali sal
iOWness unnatural coior-'irpm the skin
taken shHrtNtifne before Eating gives Wig
ertothe appetite, and mak=sNGpOd digest Trll.
one dose Often repeatedly cures CHRONIC IlLAE-
6YIs4 In rs sorst fosm., ~hi!e S UHJfER and
70 FEL COMPLAINTS yIeiIL to the nrst dose.
One or two doses cures At caused by WORMS In
OhiTen; there is ,safrr, speeier remedy In
the World, as itHsrsr 6tils ~
~ 4 few bottles curea'1DROfSH, by exciting the
abBorben.s.
We take pleasurein recon- meninE this medicine as
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, QUILL fENEht
ana al FRyERs Of a Bill LJOUs TYPE Il operates
thousands willing to testify 20 Its
wonderful virtues.
Ar WTO USE 1T IRE GTTTYG THEIR USAHX
HOTS TESTIMONY ~ ITS ~ TOR.
"a the mouth t0fth ne IHrfg0rItOr, and
strdiLotr both t0gstfsr.
THE LIVER INVIGOR ATOR
is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and Is daily
working almost too great believe Iteurcs asifby
maze the Arst Oss giriy bsHeff, and seldom
botte Is requi'ed 70 core any kind % LIYER
Complaint. from the worst JduHdce DyspspHid TO
KsIiIeie all Of which the result of DIS
EdSED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BorrLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS RrosdW1y, New York.
AMI ret1lled by ali DRUGGISTS. Sid also bH
ravt4-iy T. 81. LOGAN Z CO.. Wheeling. Va.
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GOLDEN BEE HI E ST O Il T.
NO TIA MAIN STREET WHEELING, VA
NEW FALLAN WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.

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The Golden
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WINEs, BRANDIES, RUMS,


HI aCk TEAS &c.
d TIERSAS son, 40 ~ Sorth chArIs S., Haitirors
sale the following artirlesf Of their Own In
pnTlsfi1a. part cutartg Tor family
SHERRY wINEs-PetaSriiBe's EHest pale, gold and
bE0zu SheTr5=s ia Eood snd IA Eiasf.
PORT WISE@-s8ndeman'A competition rcd and white
Port u wood and iu Glass.
NADEiRA wINE-John Howard sIaTeh's nne Madeira,
In aEd IN zIs--. also, Grape Juice
HOOK VINES lznn-sbergFT steinbETgcr, NzreobTun-
ner Cabinet. Li-b-frlu- mich. Bronnsb-Tz, Of 1875
CHAMPAGNE wISEs-N0et and Chandon's finest, in
quarts ard p5nts.
BEASDIEs-Otar and Hennessy's he Ola pale and DARK
BrandL.s.
RUMs-nH and Ene, JNuzie4, Antigua, Grenada and
frozl tn Islands, iHirorted direct from London.
HOLL AND GIN-Th- beat quslity-TieTnan bTand-And
mixture q aromatic poison IN Il.
2jJhalf chests Of the dars; SOUCHoSG TIA nh5-Iy
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
- 80 s:Is ~

WINTER ARRANTGM ENT.
nNand AFTER M1n lay, 29s SSVenber ISIS, the trains
" will foiOEs-vtE:
Prst-rhe s. Loais, CIrclnnati Wheeling BenvoOd,
Baltimore and WIsu1rtjn City ENoress leaves daily
tl:3 A. NJ arriving at Gilmore $50 A. ~, IN time for
breakfast AMI Eastern connections.
Seconl-The North-Es tern Chicago, 81 Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis, too, Cincinnati wieeng BenEOOd, Bal
tinars and WAsin Express leaves daily 9.3l
p 81 Saturday eNeepe d. arriving Baltimore 4SJ P.
u in II for r lstsrn o0an~stions-
To enjoy the elegant n1Iltn should
take the 1889 A. tFan 30 Cinoerland and resume their
trip By the $50 A.
Returning 70 tne Vest ,ui so1,-weitth- trains
Baltimore ally f4l1V': Pirsi-rhe SIS A trsln
arrives Wlssi 63J p n. s-:5lIFhe 40 p ~.
train arrives At W ceiling At 1884 "
The lis30 4 " train biIli Eat E stop At all sItons
between ..heelins lni CIn5-rland
Rluld tip Sss are Issued % MeundsVie At 50
cents and 70 Bsn4oo Al 2S J. 3. PORD, Agent.
W p SMITH, Superintendent.
l. VI. COLE, tisn'i Ticket AZ Mt. noVsO
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NHE celebrity Gavey's Moderated Paptr the
tsreiJset Is rapidly being eHtended throughout the
United stles OF the articles put beOTs
the paSlie. II chemiea
white and paper stAinel with pile producing prn
ters' lax Il Is and preventive OF piles This
be relied It hns and light bank pa
and tough atoat wrapper Nothing OF value
the public sheets
only 81 800 sheets 81 cents Each sheet Of the
Inc eonttfns TIE OF J. c. Gayetty,
the ierfu article r. % the drazgs. from
The proprietor. No. 81 Ann n. " Its express
from that place 70 part Of the Untsd States Try IL
uoV2g-gf1
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BE- MAIL.

Look the list, make up case Of what kind you
choose and enclose the amount IN stamps
by mail 20 address. No 5j2 broadway York,
the medicine will be duly returned By mall express free
Of charge
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THINGS 10 REMEMBER

PLEASE EETEMsEG-rhat these Specifics entirely
harmless ilsttnces ami IA all tbea
them. ehliren ITEM the aEei, indrm o. invalid
them without iaug~r, ani With benefit.
PLEASE REMEuBH That thousands Of tn most Gin
minds IN this and Europe have
in their adherence 70 HomH lpathy, and
employ exeiusIveiy ia all Of diseases themselves
and families.
PLEASE EM2MBER.-That not only In long standing,
comtl tnts Ia AMI violent diseases OF
peroritV to oh,r ssst-In in rereNted trial.
PLEASE REMEM BEli-rIat HomHop tthy Is sustained,
from It's theories aud doctrines, bus from i's daily and
hourly curing the sick and arTesting disease
PLEASE REMEMBER-Thtt It IL the liile Ills that lead
great and It's little ailments that neglected. lead 70
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE tRER.-That you may have 1t in your
promptly and Pieasan TO arrest such complaints at
The beg nntng. an Z thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE RENEMBER--That this system savea you the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other med
by children, al Faysini 1rous1i;en dangerous
PLEASE EEHENBER.-TiN. ths evil results OF such
struggles GENERALLY than ogcTbalAnce all good that
may he done b. the m-iieint thus given.
PLEASE REM2MBER. -That III mphreys' system OF Ho-
specifies dyssts the prlvEe practice OF the
OF aI1=rpczRy aud ihtrtcfcy, that every body
them
PEEAsE REMEWBER.-That the eure Of asInsis chronic
aulent, Piles, CaraTrh. HsAiAeh-, SAT- Rheum
will than ten times pay the cost Of
PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two or four dollars Invested
n Specific R.meiles will return times It's
every In freedom from anxiety, proven
tfo nofd iseaEs nd ali reiie
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEEDI

TUITION FEE8'
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THE UNANIMOUS Favor WHICH HAS ATTENDED
i the introdI ;ton 81 WHEELER e WILSON'S "a n
ILY SEWT-yG HtCHIlFE - sasHsient evidence OF its
excellence. IL la Hess that this useful
strument u b.eoming domestic l1sttatlon; the fact is
recognized By suecessfu In Thousands Of families In
rank In f To those Who have hitherto refraned
zVailng Themselves OF its ADVANTAGE may
Ruiis saY taat utility Is prohisn be solved
bat AREA " realized The hghest testimony
Itauly Ofsred srni1 ts verdict, which
ths tnstrun=nt Eide AMI enviable reputation.
Thess Machines are exhibited aud sold By
JAMES EWING, Agent,
Hornbrook's Baildng-
Persons wishing stehng neatly be
NOD tted on lhoTt notice. ap6-lH
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GUNNER ARRAN E-NTs.
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PASSENGERS

FROM TIKI WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night sxerpted) the Relay
House. Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmon Z. Pc
tersburg, Weldon, &C. &c. (rid. Potomac River the
Richmoni fredericksburg AID Potomac Railroad, By
splendid and comfortable steamers Aequa Greek thence
70 Richmond by the Richmond, fredericksburg and POto
mac Railroad.
Hours Of departure from Washington Gao A. NJ and
p. ~ Sundays eXcrpted) LeaTs Sundays 03o A. ~
only baggage under charge Of special agent, checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
Prom Washington to Richmond. ..........-.e B5O
From do 10 PetsrsburR. 8
Prom do to Wei lon.....-.--.-...-. 8
From 20 Wilmington ........... y
The Richmond Potion &C Rairoad has
been in operation % years, time
senger either been killed crippled By which
Is without parallel In the history Of Railroads., in this
country. s. RUTH, Supt Trans.
June IS, is5s jyl-ly
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial

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LIST OF sPECIFIC REMEDIES.

10. Fsrsr PRis-ForRsTer, Congestion and IahlHa-
So, 2 E5rSs Pii,.-Yor Worn TsTsr Worm Collie. Wet
80. saJy'I Pr. -Ror cole, Crying. Tes.hias AID
Wakfsu!be-s. and NtTTousuefs Of aiulti.
10. = Didrylaa IIRs-For DiarEtsEa, choIsEA Infan-
No. 5 Dyaeat,Sy Fzts-HOr cOiI;, GrplnEs Dy'sHtsry
u No. ies' & Gsoiera PR.-For caosrs choler. Moreu,
No. = G5ugh sFor Coughs Coils, Hoar,ens,, In
80 $ zo5lgde.t Pai,-TOo,haehs. F.esaehe AID S,-
80. .. Hsldaese PiEs-Yor Headache, Vertigo, HeA,
Eni Fullnsss Of the Head.
E1aehs Constipziion and liver C0snpIaints.
No. H. FOR Feadis Irre2sldrifies seaniy Painful or
70 T. Fsssis Pzl.-Yor L=usOrrhoA, Prosuse Men,e,.
30. IS. Group PiR,-Eor Group, HoAr,. Cough, Bad
No. Il. .slE eAeum PiA'-TOr EryIiPsla,. ErapaOns,
No IS RgSlimatis piHs-Yor P.in, Laa.aess or Sore
ness 10 The Chest, Back, Ioins, Or Labs.
P-Pof pies Blind or Blesding Internal or External
OPor soar, Weak. or Ind sed Eyss and Eyeida, Pail
C-Por CataTrh Of long standing recent, either With
Obstruction profu8e discharge
". c.-For whooPing-CouSh, ataiing Its vioisaee and
In AcuTE DIS SsEs-sue as Pevers Nominations Diar.
rhsA, ryEentery Group, RhsumAt and such eruplYe
nr,r.r
AID in all such the hes act ike charm. The
often arrested once,
violence Of the Is moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangsroIs Even should physician
afterwards have TO he called he viii take the deeid-
ed advantage from the previous treatment
COr0Hs and CoLDs which % frequent
and which often lay the foundation Of deesAsrd lungs
bronchitis and eonsupJnI may all be a. one- cured b.
the Fev-r and Cough Plus
In CHEOXc DISEASES, such DysPepslI- Weak Stomach
CoHstipaen Liver Complaint, Piles, femAie Debility and
Irre=ulritiss old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes, CAarT
whose proper application will aHJn almost
Instance Often the ea[s Of si1Sls ehrona d ;ut such
ness has tran paid for the case ten times over
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-13

There is no folly so widely extended as the super
stiton which connects itself with great events and
great men. People who not peculiarly foolish
regards faith in themselves look with longing hope
at propheses and believe in mystic numbers of year
and strange periods The following, which we trans
late from the New York Abend Zeitung, illustrates
this:
Ina letter from London, dated May 10, Arnold Ruge
writes :
Something for the superstitious! Mr.. James Lee
sent to the Morning Advertiser three weeks before
the death of Nicholas, letter and his card with the
prophesy that the Czar wond die in three weeks.
He now writes again. shows his letter, (Which by the
way the Advertiser did not publish and says that he
knows from reliable sources that another mighty po-
tentate, whose name is indicated in the Advertiser by
dash will die on the 18th May, next Sunday! 1t
catch now than he was in Paris, and the number of
his enemies is not diminished. 1t is at any rate
tain that Mr. Lee is more explicit than the Pythoness
was wont to be-"
| To which the Abend Zeitung adds
| "But he is, however, much less reliable. The Py.
thoness so arranged her propheses that they sign-
fled two things, of which must take place. But
Mr.. Lee was fearfully out in his reckoning-for on
the 10th May, Louis Napoleon was not dead-nor on
the 10th either"
For our part, if we heard some great prophet or
"astrologist had predicted anything about the war
we would if in the betting line, lay odds in favor of
the contrary; for it is remarkable that these people
never hit Common folks, who decide only by com.
mon sense, often guess rightly at such th ings but
prophets never. They want intuition, both human
| and divine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-13
FURTHER BY THE NORTH BR1ToN.

LIVERPOOL, June l. - The Cunard steamship
Niagara arrived out at Liverpool from Boston and
Halifax, on the 3Oth ultimo.
The steamship Bavaria, of the New York and
Hamburg line, arrived out on the 3lst ult.
PARIS, June L. The Sandman division which
forced the passage of the sesa and captured Paestro,
was under the immediate command of Victor Eman-
uel, who directed its triumphant operations.
Many Austrians were taken prisoners, and by this
coup of the Sandman monarch their line Of opera
ton along the Sesia is effectually broken up.
rumor had reached Paris that General Garibaldi's
division had been checked or defeated, but the re-
port lacked the confirmation necessary to its relia
biity. Dispatches from Turin rather intimated that
he was making successful progress with his com.
mand.
Napoleon was about moving his headquarters from
St. Salvatore to .Casae, his late inspection Of the
whole line of operations doubtless inducing the
lection of this point as the most favorable central
pivot for the movements of the allied army to turn
upon.
1t was rumored that the Emperor Napoleon, after
completing the first series of military operations, con-
sttuting the campaign, would visit Paris in
August.
Heavy shipments of siege artillery, ammunition
and all descriptions of implements, continued to
be made from Paris to the scene of warfare.
VERONA, May 3l.-The Emperor of Austria, the
Archduke Charles and General Hess are here to-day
route to the headquarters Of the Austrian forces
| A report has gained currency in. Paris that Eng
land and Prussia had entered into an agreement to
combine in making strenuous efforts to settle the
difficulties between the conflicting powers, and ter.
inmate the war by negotiations, to be commenced so
soon as the French and Sardnians enter Milan.
At such crisis in the war, the latter would have
something to boast Of, and the Austrians would be
| dsprited and hence it was thought that the inter
cession might have more effect than at any other
| time.
A dispatch from Florence tells of fight which ha d
occurred there between bodies of American and
English sailors, the difficulty growing out of the cir
cumstance of the Americans sporting antAustria ar
insigna-the French tricolor rosettes, which they
| wore.
PARIS, June 1.-The Bourse is buoyant, closing
with the three per cents. quoted at 60lf.
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The Very Latest.
APPROACH OF GEN. coBos TO THE 1sruNUs.

By private advices from Tehuantepec learn that
Gen. Cobos had been met by the forces from Oaxaca
at the town of Tehuipan, about thirty leagues from
Oaxaca, and that he had defeated them in regular
fight, after which he commenced forced march upon
the city of Oaxaca, and that he is before this time
probably in possession of the place. Oaxaca you will
see by the map, is but two hundred and fifty miles
from Tehuantepec, and it is presumed that Cobos will
continue his march upon that place Immediately.
The feeling against the Americans is growing to be
SO bitter the other side of the Isthmus that small
private parties have been advised not to to
Tehuantepec they will be liable to assassination by
struggling bands of church partizans.
The feeling Of insecurity among the American resi-
dents on this Ishmus is daily growing stronger, and
you need not be surprised to hear that shall appeal
to the public of New Orleans for support if any dan
ger of immediate character threatens the quietude
of the Isthmus.
The Transit is all safe and will no doubt be re-
spected for fear of the American Government, but
private individuals live in constant fear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-13
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

New YORK, June 1l.-The Cotton market close
to-day with an advancing tendency, and a quota BILE
advance of tc., Middling Upands being quoted at
lic, and the sales reaching 1000 bales. Flour was
buoyant and Corn ditto, with sales of $4,000 bushe Is
of Yellow at 90 to 93c. Pork firm at $l7 per Dbl.
Rice dull Muscovado Sugar 81 to &c. per ID.
ClNCINNATI, June 1.-THE Flour market is spir-
ited-quotations SC 90 to 81. Corn closed with an
advance mark of &c. to &c. per bushe Oats firm at
an advance of Sc. to- 4c. per bushel. Whisky 25ac.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE river has fallen three
inches within twentyfour hours and is still recedng
The Upper Mississippi is at stand, with seventeen
feet on the bar at Dubuque and falling slowly above
The Missouri is falling and the report that the noun
tain rise was coming down was incorrect.